Forest Park Review from Forest Park, Illinois • Page 4

FOREST PARK REVIEW, MAY 25, 1967, PAGE 4 Harry Ganey's Dodge Boys have a Special get acquainted offer. 1967 DODGE CORONET 4 door Sedan, Automatic transmission, Radio, White Wall Tires, Remainder of 5 Year 50,000 Warranty ONLY $1995 No Money Down $60.99 Month OAK PARK DODGE HARLEM AT EISENHOWER EXPRESSWAY OPEN during construction St. Bernardine Mothers President of the Perpetual Help Mothers Club at St. Bernardine Mrs. Robert Heggie will serve as Church for the coming year.

Pictured above are incoming officers, Mrs. Wayne Rehle-Secretary, Mrs. Jerry Koranda Moderator, officers, Mrs. Paul Fitzgerald, Mrs. John Hanahan Treasurer, Mrs, Eugene McCambridge Vice Mrs.

Robert Rev. Joseph T. LeVoy, outgoing Vice Mrs. Joseph Calandra Treasurer, Mrs. Raymond Vogt Secretary.

Top Latin Honor If you have a physical handicap that interferes with your use of the telephone, please let us know. We want to help. addition, we've designed special equipment for individual needs. But there are a lot of problems we don't even know about. If you have any trouble using your phone, we'd like to hear from you.

Call our Personal Service Specialist in Chicago at 727-4421. From the suburbs, call Or, write P.O. Box 5995, Chicago, Illinois 60606. We'll be glad to come out and discuss your particular problem, and do our best to solve it for you. The solution may be right on the shelf in our warehouse.

If not, we'll be glad Proviso East junior, Jane Ivy of Forest Park, entry. in the state Latin tournament held April 29 at Monmouth College, has brought honor to berself and to her school by being awarded the coveted "Roman Coin." This means that Jane wrote the best paper of all Illinois contestants entered in the Latin Ill division. This. honor is a for either Proviso East: or West, Jane had previously received superior ratings at the district. and sectional levels, For her freshman year, she was Te stu-, dent of Mrs.

Emily Shockley. For; the past two year so her instructor has been Lols. Robinson. SCHU! Good Luck! (And much more) You don't rely on luck for their security! Juvenile 21 Special insurance protects immedi. ately increases 5 times at age 21 (without increasing premium).

Value at 65 is nearly triple all premiums paid. For their security, call us. Part of our job is making sure that all our customers have full and unhindered use of their telephone. Sometimes we have to do something a little special to bring phone service in line with a person's restricted abilities. For example, we've developed services to help people who are blind, -of -hearing, or have impaired vocal cords.

And we've priced them with no intent to profit. Some regular servicessuch as Speakerphones or automatic dialers may help people who are paralyzed or bedfast. In to suggest an original combina-: tion of services. There's no obligation, of course. By sharing your particular problem with us, you'll also help all our other customers with a difficulty similar to yours.

Please feel free to discuss your phoning difficulties with the Personal Service Specialist. Call 727-4421. From the suburbs, call collect. Or, write P.O. Box 5995, Chicago, Illinois 60606.

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