Trinity Services Inc marks 50 years aiding Will County youths and adults
A mother founded a program in 1950 that grew into Trinity Services Inc. now employing 710 and serving more than 575 adults and children with developmental and mental disabilities across Will County. The agency offers education, residential and support services including KIDS Creative Learning Center, assisted living, behavioral health centers, and STRIDES riding program, funded by grants, United Way, and donations.
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Susan DeMar
Will County
Pauline Stempien
Trinity Services Inc
Stempien
Lynda Surane
Trinity Services
Surane
Trinity
Lenox
Road School
Paints’ Group
Trinity School
Anne Schauland
Silver
Schatland
Dale
Creative Learning Center
Will
South Cook
Grundy
LaSalle
Lockport
Oak Center
Lockport Center
Roxy
Trinity Living
Reno
New Lenox
Trini-Tees
Cherry Hill Books
Cherry Hill
Kobe
Crest Hill
Jasmine
Rimington
High Tide Press Publishing Company
Homewood
Eventfully Yours
Joliet
United Way
Trinity's golden year events mark milestone year
Finity Services Inc celebrates its 50th anniversary with monthly events. Tom O'Reilly Golf Classic on May 18 at Silver Lake Country Club in Orland Park costs 150 dollars for golf and dinner or 50 dollars for dinner. June 17 18 features a resale market and fair at Cherry Hill Bookstore. Jasmine's Days runs July 27 30 at Jasmine's Confectionery. Frisbee golf at Trinity's Center for Dual Diagnosis on Oak Avenue July 29. Open house and picnic August 19 at Trinity Living Centers. Gala dinner and auction September 9. Inline skating tournament October 7 at an undetermined site. Winter appeal begins November 30 and craft bazaar and talent show December 3. Details subject to change. contact (815) 485 6197.
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Finity Services Inc
Tom O'Reilly
Trinity
Silver Lake Country Club
Orland Park
Cherry Hill
Washington St
Wilmington
Jasmine’s
Jasmine
Oak Avenue
Lockport
Trinity Living Centers
Susan DeMar Lafferty
The Star Almanac 99 Years F BRING GLO Av NE
The Star lists an almanac entry marking ninety nine years since a notable event in the Northeast region. Details indicate regional references and a dated commemorative note, with emphasis on local historical milestones and a civic tone.
Building boom in Chicago Heights 1928 review highlights growth
A year end review of 1928 notes Chicago Heights and nearby areas show solid progress with a 110 percent rise in nine month building volume to 1 135 579 from 625 993 in 1927. New structures include Washington school Hartman building Star building Blackhall building Gregory building Presbyterian church addition Slovak church and Weishaar Knusman apartment building.
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Chicago Heights
Washington School
Hartman
Star
Blackhall
Gregory
Presbyterian Church
New Slovak Church
Weishaar-Knusman
Motor cops chase bootleggers in armed city street pursuit
Officers Scheidt and Krawice of the motorcycle squad engage in a high speed chase with a Mormon car through Seven teenth Wentworth Wentworth and East End avenues and Morgan Street. Gunfire from both sides continues with the car reportedly perforated though occupants uninjured and driver not stopped.
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Scheidt
Krawice
Seventeenth Street
Wentworth Avenue
Ej&e
Flintkote
Twenty-second Street
East End Avenue
Morgan Street
Fifth Avenue
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the Star’s Almanac
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