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Mokena News Bulletin

Location

Mokena, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1961

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Plan for New Lenox Recreation Center By VFW Post

John Vine Son announces a community recreation complex in New Lenox costing about 550000. The 11 acre site, owned by a VFW formed nonprofit, would include bowling lanes by Brunswick, a pool for 250, playground, skating rink, tennis, badminton and courts, as well as a restaurant and lounge. The Lions club would operate the ball diamond under a 20 year lease for one dollar, and the VFW post would lease and run the pool and facilities with 200 parking spots.

New Lenox John Vineson Harry E. Anderson Post V.F.W Making VFW Post Rock Island Brunswick Lions Club Harry E. Anderson Post Non-Profit Corporation

Baumgartner & Co to Build Addition at Frankfort Grade School

Frankfort trustees award the school addition contract to Baumgartner & Co for 120,197 dollars from a 145,000 bond issue. The project includes four classrooms a multipurpose room and an office with upgraded toilets and electrical work and a 150 day schedule.

Frankfort Baumgartner & Co Baumgartner William J. Scheidemantel L Ord Scherrill W. Weichbrodt

Lincoln Way High Enrollments Drive 1963 Expansion Plans

Lincoln Way high school trustees discussed 1963 growth as enrollment is seen rising toward 1160 by September 1963 and 860 this September with freshmen classes expanding. Architects will be invited to submit fees while 1962 work aims to add classrooms and convert the courtyard into new space.

Lincoln Way High School Board of the Education A. Hunter Chapman Supt. Chapman Lincoln Way

Open Office of Police Magistrate in New Lenox

Ronald Whitaker announces the opening of the magistrate office at 126 West Lincoln Highway in the Amos Bruns building. Regular hours and weekly traffic court set, with a three month court report showing 140 filings and 130 dispositions, fines of 1320 dollars, and 358 dollars in costs dispersed to local causes. A bond issue is contemplated next year and a new school bus was purchased for 10500 dollars after testing a 73 seat used vehicle. Schmuhl School District 121 hires Matthew J. Racich Jr. as head teacher for 1961-62. Francis Weiss of 515 S Ced ar d is not the Frank Weiss involved in a Pilcher Park accident. the report notes address confusion.

Ronald Whitaker New Lenox West Line Coln Highway Amos Bruns County of Will Supt Chapman Lincoln Way School Board of Education Schmuhl School Matthew J. Racich Jr Joliet Racich Wauconda Wauconda, Ill Joliet Junior College Illinois State Normal University Teachers of Social Studies National Council For the Teachers of English Illinois Education Association U. S. Marine Corps Francis Weiss S.cedar Rd Frank Weiss Pilcher Park S. Cedar Weiss

Sauerkraut Day Draws 2000 in Frankfort Festivities

Frankfort officers reported Sauerkraut Day attracted over 2,000 people to the business district. About 1,100 portions of sauerkraut and wieners were served, three barrels of kraut and more than 2,200 wieners eaten. Chamber president Ralph Shaw and a coordinated team praised the turnout. Merchants awarded 150 prizes worth around 1500 dollars. The Kiddy and Pet parade and a roaming German band drew crowds. Sightless Chicago guest Arno Kupsch attended with guide dog Lucky from the Leader Dog School in Rochester Michigan, demonstrating canine aids for the blind.

Frankfort Chamber of Commerce Ralph Shaw Chamber Jim Geuther Herbert Lambrecht Arno Kupsch Lions Club Lions International Rochester Mich Kupsch Lucky

Exchange Student Looks Forward To Year In U S

Maria Anna Hen rica van den Nouwland, Belgian exchange student, arrives in New York after a sea voyage via Rotterdam Southampton and Le Havre. She plans a Lincoln Way high school year focusing on English U S history Spanish and music while living with the Bailey family in Manhattan.

America New York Belgium Maria Anna Henrica van den Nouwland Lincoln Way High School Rotterdam Southhampton England la Havre France Maria Mid-West West Chicago Eugene Bailey Manhattan Judeith Lincoln Way Donald Dr. Amico Baileys Holland Pierre van den Nouwland Kortrijk Cooertrike Moderne Humanitera U. S Flanders Simming Recre Mecia Supt A. Hunter Chapman Mr. D'Amico Mrs. Bailey Judith West Berlin Europe Atlantic

Main Speaker At Workshop At Wheaton High School

Frank Goetschel of New Lenox served as principal speaker at a school maintenance workshop held yesterday at Wheaton High School in DuPage County. The event, sponsored by the DuPage county school superintendent and health department, covered custodial contributions to the total school program.

Frank Goetschel New Lenox Lincoln Way High School Wheaton High School DuPage County Goetschel Lincoln Way

Mokena Civil Defense Seeks Volunteers for Training

The Mokena Civil Defense unit invites volunteers for fall training in first aid radiology rescue and communications. Women nurses are especially urged to enroll. CD director A A Dina at 138 Front St can answer questions.

Mokena Civil Defense Unit Chicago Mokena Civil Defense Organization A. A. Dina Front St

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