Community events and fundraisers share Park Forest weekend
St Paul Shepherd United hosts craft fair luncheon and bake sale from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 480 Lakewood Blvd with craft space $15, reservations by phone 748-541. South Suburban Chapter of Self Help for the Hard of Hearing meets 2 to 4 p.m. in Ringering Room of Park Forest Public Library with Blue Cross Blue Shield speaker on National Ear Program. The Rainbow's End Inc hosts all you can eat Italian feast 6 to 9 p.m. at Center 475 Park Forest. adults $10, children under 12 $5. call 748-2000 for tickets. Vlum Creek Nursery in Crete hosts first holiday open house 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Corn Crib Shop 1225 E Bem. displays include garden tools, ornaments and candlesticks. coffee cookies served.
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St. Paul Shepherd United, Protestant Church
Lakewood Blvd
Park Forest
South Suburban
Self Help
Ringering
Park Foret
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Rainbow's End, Inc
Vlum Creek Nursery
Crete
Senior program at St Paul Good Shepherd Church
The Community Nutrition Network hosts a senior program at 10 a.m. featuring old time music community singing comedy and inspirational commentary by Kurt Wolfanger of Medinah and his keyboard Roland at St Paul Good Shepherd Church 480 Lakewood Blvd Park Forest. For information call Virgini Marquart at 747 2700 weekdays 9 to 2. Friday Acorn Shop at Irons Oaks located on Vollmer Road west of Western Avenue in
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Community Nutrition Network
Kurt Wolfanger
Medinah
Roland
St Paul Good Shepherd Church
Lakewood Blvd
Park Forest
Virgini Marquart
Acorn Shop
Acorn
Irons Oaks
Vollmer Road
Western Avenue
Handcrafted puppets and local art at Olympia Fields sale
Olympia Fields hosts a craft sale featuring hand puppets and works by area artisans from 10 am today. The 11th District United We Stand America meets at 2 pm at the Mokena VFW to nominate officers, asking members to bring numbers. For more, Sherry at 503-1619.
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Olympia Fields
Congression
United * We Stand America
Mokena Vfw
Wolf Road
Crete-Monee Craft Show Opens With 150 Crafters
The Crete-Monee Warrior Boosters host a Christmas craft show at Crete-Monee High School from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. with more than 150 crafters and food. Admission is free. The event runs again Nov 21 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Shepherds Club at St Pauls Good Shepherd Church collects Toys of Love donations 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 480 Lakewood Blvd. Toys are repaired and distributed via Jones Memorial Community Center in Chicago Heights.
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Crete-Monee Warrior Boosters
Crete-Monee High School
the Shepherds Club of
St. Paul's Good Shepherd United
Illinois Guiders Cheering Contest at Forest Trail Junior High
The Illinois Guiders will host a cheerleading and pom pon competition for squads in eighth grade and under with an indi e competition also planned. The event starts at 1 p.m. at Forest Trail Junior High School, with more information available by calling 720-9141.
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Ilinois Guiders
Forest Trail
Apple Oak Homeowners Association Meeting Notice
The Apple Oak Homeowners Association will meet at 7 p.m. at Matteson Community Center. Guest speaker Henry Swan will discuss the Fathers of Woodgate program. Deadline for Around Town is Monday for Thursday’s edition and Thursday for Sunday’s paper. Send items to Kimberly Link-Wills, The Star, 1526 Otto Blvd., Chicago Heights, IL 60411, include name and phone number for contact.
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Apple/Oak
Associ
Matteson Community Center
Henry Swan
Fathers of Woodgate
Kimberly Link- Wills
the Star
Otto Blvd
Chicago Heights
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Waren Bhan
Diana
Stephen Waltf
Gary Duction
Meeting of the Planets
Ter Ara
Linda Hill
South Chicago Heights
Jaycees
The
Matteson
Memorial Park Fieldhouse
212Th Place
Tower Drive
Munity
Toys of
Suburban Heights Medical Center
Dixie Highway
Share SeniorCare
St. James Hospital & Health Center
Chicago Road
Lincoln Highway
Cicero
Lincoln Mall
Mit
Robbins
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