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Newspaper
Frankfort Star Herald
Location
Frankfort, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1976
Page
8
Mutual need prompts organization of an ostomy club for colostomy ileostomy and urostomy patients. Meeting set for Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. at Palos Community Hospital to provide support and information.
The group first met May 19 and plans expansion. Co sponsors include Palos hospital Christ hospital Little Company of Mary hospital Saint Francis hospital Blue Island and the American Cancer Society. MEDICAL SUPPLIERS will attend for information. Nursing education and social service departments will answer inquiries. Irene Norbutt and Sue Misner chair the June 9 meeting. Call 312 361 4900 extension 234 for more information.
The Chicago Gospel Hour premiering on Channel 38 at 9 p.m. features Dr. William Schroeder pastor of Oak Forest Baptist Temple. It includes music by the Temple Teens and church choir with a message on The Mission of the Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvie Spiess celebrate 50 years of marriage with a June 13 open house from 2 to 4 30 p m at Immanuel Lutheran church in Mokena. Hosts are their children Melvin and Lloyd Spiess with spouses Doris Montrey and Char Spiess. The couple married at Christ Lutheran Orland Park and have eight grandchildren and one great grandchild.
The Palos Village Players present Its About Time a children’s theater comedy today at 2 p.m. in the Community Center Foundation Palos Park. Tickets are 1.50 at the door.
Newly elected Frankfort Area Jaycees officers were recognized at installation ceremonies at Prestwick Country Club. Honored were president Jim Tarbel administrative vice president Ron Eberle state director Bill Burfiend and internal vice president Larry Schrader external vice president Larry Tabone secretary Ray Maynard treasurer Marty Salle and directors Dan Donohue Pat Gaffney Ken Harrison and Wally Pazyna.
Parents attended a school meeting with children and staff to learn about the upcoming kindergarten program. The session explained the approach to social and academic development and listed preparatory activities parents can use at home.
The Palos-Orland League of Women Voters held its annual spring luncheon and meeting on May 12 at the Riviera country club in Orland Park. Peter Dring, director of the Little Red School House in Willow, spoke or participated in the event.
Springs presents a slide on Cook County Forest Preserve activities as final segment of a parks and recreation study. Officers elected for the coming year include Barbara Pasquinelli as first vice president Barbara Fox as second vice president Felicia DeBow as treasurer Angela Miller as secretary and several directors.
The sixth grade of Memorial school in Tinley Park staged a play titled An Imaginary Trial of George Washington during the PTA meeting on May 18.
The Palos Heights Senior Citizens hold a 1 p.m. meeting at the United Methodist Church on 121st Street and Harlem Avenue. They announce a June visit to Marriott's Great America in Gurnee and a five day Lake Michigan tour from August 18 to 22 including a two day stay on Mackinac Island.
The Frankfort Area Senior Citizens host a Saturday potluck dinner at noon in Heritage Hall Kansas street Frankfort, with attendees bringing a dish and table service. Afterward, card games, prize drawings, and refreshments follow.
The women's club of St Julie's Catholic church will sponsor a candlelight bowl on June 19 at Oak Forest bowling lanes, 15240 Cicero avenue. Bowling starts at 7 30 p.m. The six dollar per person fee includes bowling and buffet. Persons who do not want to bowl may
Pediatrician Dr. John Lendon, seen on AM-Chicago and Tonight Show, will address Lamaze Southwest Parents in Evergreen Park at Little Company of Mary hospital. Dr. Smith appears June 16 at 8 30 p m with tickets 2 50 and book discussion on Improving Your Childs Behavioral Chemistry.
A craft show at Village Courtyard Palos Park runs from noon to 5 p.m. featuring leather items dolls quilts jewelry macrame pottery and decoupage. Located at 8100 West 123rd Street with more information via 312 448 4266.
Merrill Cooper offers AO tours to Las Vegas for 4 nights from 149 dollars Hawaii 7 nights from 349 dollars Mexico 7 nights from 289 dollars per person based on occupancy. Contact Cooper Square 14860 So LaGrange Rd Orland Park IL 60462 312-349-1240.
Get tickets for four dollars per person. For more information call 312 429 3098 or 312. Participants need not be parishioners of St Julie's.
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