Bloom High School to purge temporary records in August
Temporary records of the Bloom High School Class of 1993 will be purged by August 14. Former students may pick up theirs at Room 134, Bloom High, 101 W. 10th St. and Dixie Highway, Chicago Heights, 7 am to 4 pm, Mondays through Thursdays until August 14. Park Forest officers Fleming and Davis mentored top national high school players at the Nike All American Camp in Indianapolis, aiding conflict resolution and life-skills training.
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Bloom
Bloom High School
10Th St
Dixie Highway
Chicago Heights
Park Forest
Pride of South Chicago Heights yard contest winners named
South Chicago Heights Mayor David Owen awarded prizes for the fifth annual front yard beautification contest Pride of South Chicago Heights. First place went to Chester Hies tand of 3011 Miller Ave. Second place to Norma Husarik of 3010 Fairview Ave. Third place to Carmella Feminis of 109 W. 29th Place.
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South Chicago Heights
David Owen
Front Yard
Chester Hiestand
Miller Ave
Norma Husarik
Fairview Ave
Carmella Feminis
Computer seminar on tap by Chicago computer society
The Chicago Computer Society offers a series of technology courses at South Suburban College on Aug 22 from 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 4 p.m. Courses cover Windows 98, Microsoft Access 7.0, intermediate Excel 7.0 and Word 7.0 plus Quicken with fees of 25 dollars for members and 65 dollars for non members. Registration is first come first served with a 10 dollar walk in fee. Information line 773 588 7633.
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Chicago Computer Society
South Suburban College
S. State St
South Holland
SeniorNet computer classes for seniors announced at JCC Flossmoor
Advance registration not required for an abbreviated session offered by the Anita M. Stone Jewish Community Center. Registration continues through Aug. 14. classes begin Aug. 17, with four week sessions and an open supervised lab. Fees range from 50 to 75 dollars. Call 799-7650 for details.
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Anita M. Stone Jewish Community Center
W. 196Th Street
Flossmoor
JCC
CJE Independence Network
Ingalls
Thornton Township High School alums host seventh annual Magic Forties events
Thornton Township High School alumni announce the seventh annual Magic Forties dinner and picnic. The dinner on Aug 8 at Gino's Steakhouse Harvey offers four entrees for 24 dollars, reservations 331-4393. The Aug 9 picnic runs 9 am to sundown at Yan kee Woods Oak Forest with BYO food and chairs, park at 159th Street and Central Avenue.
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Thornton In the Woods
Thornton Township High School
Gino’s
Wallace Ave
Harvey
Yankee Woods
161St Street
Central Avenue
Oak Forest
159Th Street
Bank
Jewel
Dominick’s
Arthur Lasater
Marge Lasater Prince
Lithuanian Heritage Club Picnic Set for Tuesday
The Lithuanian Heritage Club plans its annual picnic on Tuesday at Veterans Memorial Park 19101 Halsted Street Chicago Heights. It starts 11 a.m. with chicken soft drinks and coffee provided. Members should bring a side dish or dessert by 11 30 a.m. Betty Pivorianas 862 1682 and Kay Verba 757 6018 provide more details.
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The
Volunteers sought to fence habitat for endangered sandpiper
Midewin National Tallgrass Prairie invites volunteers this Saturday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. to remove old barbed wire and install an electric fence, expanding upland sandpiper habitat to at least 100 acres of short grass. Afterward a staff led tour of the east side will be offered.
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Midewin National Tallgrass Prairie
Illinois
Midewin
Jerry Larson
Route 53
River Road
Portia Blume
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