Vacation Bible school opens at Immanuel Lutheran Church Mokena
First day of Vacation Bible School at Immanuel Lutheran Church Mokena for children ages 3 through 7th grade runs 9 am to noon daily until June 24 Call Deaconess Nancy Houser at 312 479 5600 for info Reading Rainbows summer reading program at Frankfort library rewards certificates for five books read by students from grades one to junior high run through July 23 Lincoln Way area summer track program invites youngsters and adults to practice Mondays and Wednesdays 4 to 6 pm mini track meets Tuesdays 4 pm entry 50 cents per event 1 dollar for two or more events continues through July 27 Mokena park district meeting 7 30 pm at 10925 LaPorte road Mokena library board meet 7 30 pm at 11327 West 195th street Frankfort village board meet 8 pm at 123 Kansas street
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Mokena
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Nancy Houser
Frankfort
Lincoln Way Area
Mokena Park
Tuesday Area Homemakers Meet in Frankfort Mokena
Tuesday area events include the Frankfort Mokena Homemakers Extension unit meeting at noon in Chesterfield Savings and Loan with a Mokena Keenettes 4 H club program and officer installation for the coming year. Also Frankfort VFW Post 1493 meets at 7 30 p.m. in Heritage Hall. An orientation workshop on Introduction to the Microcomputer is offered 7 to 9 p.m. at Mokena Junior High School with details and contact numbers for Tim Hull or Barbara Moore.
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Frankfort-Mokena Homemakers Extension Unit
Chesterfield Savings and Loan
Frankfort
Mokena Keenettes
Heritage Hall
Hickory and
Kansas Streets
Mokena
West 195Th Street
Tim Hull
Barbara Moore
New Lenox Seniors Host Noon to 3:30 P.M. Parley
The New Lenox Senior Citizens Happy Hour club meets at the VFW hall 323 Old Hickory Road New Lenox from noon to 3 30 p m for a potluck luncheon attendees should bring a dish to pass and their own table service Free blood pressure tests will be available at 1130 a m Also Frankfort Jaycees hold a meeting at 8 p m at the Wagon Wheel restaurant Route 45 and Nebraska Street Frankfort】
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New Lenox
New Lenox Senior Citizens Happy Hour Club
VFW Hall
Old Hickory Road
Jaycees
New Lenox Jaycees
Community events in Mokena and New Lenox detailed
A Saturday schedule lists a Thrift shop sale by FISH at St. John's UCC annex in Mokena 9 to 1, plus a Mokena street dance festival with arts crafts displays and multiple shows from 8 to 11:30 p.m. at Wolf Road and Front Street. Also New Lenox hosts Old Campground festival 10 to 7 with a 6 p.m. concert, while other items include an Independence Day parade 1 p.m. from village hall and free blood pressure tests at the civic center 9:30 to 10:30 a.m.
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FISH
St. John’s United Church of Christ Annex
Second Street
Mokena
New Lenox United Methodist Church
Cedar Road
New Lenox
Lincoln Way
Senior Citizens Club
Civic Center
Cross and
Union Streets
Yokena
Frankfort and Mokena Community Meetings Listed
Public notices list meetings for NL Jaycees Frankfort Police Cadets St Marys School Board Frankfort village meetings Mokena VFW auxiliary and Kiwanis and library and school board entries. Sessions occur 7:30 p.m. or 7:30 a.m. at designated local venues across Frankfort Mokena New Lenox with weekly or monthly schedules and ages for cadets noted.
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Vacation Bible School
Microcomputer Workshop
Frankfort Jaycees
Wagon Wheel
Route 45
Nebraska Street
Carpenter Street
Frankfort Park District
Park District Ofice
Valley View
Holl
Butte
Vewons
Vailey
Hickory
Kansas
St. Mary’s
195Th Street
115Th Avenue
Frankfort Village
VFW
VFW Ladies
Wolf Road
Jaycettes
Jaycettes Meeting
Mokena Junior High
Frankfort Kiwanis Meeting
Frankfort Kiwanis Club
Williams Press
Vnc
Charles W. Williams
W. E. Williams III
Lester G. Sons
U. S
Ster
Illinois
Earnest Beck
Investors Bulletin
Investors Checking Account
Financial Federal
Steven ‘Lotusz
D.D.S
LOTUS
Joseph P. Petrich
White Street
Financial Money Market Fund Account
Olympia Fields
Western Avenue
Lincoln
Calumet City
E. Sibley Blvd
Joliet
N. Larkin
Chicago Ridge
W. 95Th
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