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6 | October 20, 2016 | The orland park prairie News
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Sharon
Kubasak, CRB
708.269.0490
Orland Township flu shots
available at a local church
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Township
Orland Township is offering
flu shots.
Township residents can
still get their flu shots from
8:30 a.m.-1 p.m. Sunday,
Oct. 23, at St. Francis of
$5
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OFF
a purchase of
$
50 00 or more.
Valid at Time of Purchase Only.
One Coupon Per Customer Per Visit.
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tal departmental budget is
anticipated at $2.9 million,
with discretionary requests
$25 off with this coupon
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Assisi, 15050 Wolf Road in
Orland Park.
Vaccines for residents 19
and older are available for
$25. Children 18 years of
age and younger may receive
a vaccination free of
charge. Eligibility requirements
apply.
Residents 65 and older
with Medicare Part B are
eligible to receive an immunization
free of charge.
A Medicare Part B card
must be presented at the
time of vaccination. Those
with an Advantage Medicare
plan are not eligible
for a free vaccination.
Proof of residency is required.
Orland Township
boundaries include Orland
Hills, Orland Park (east of
Will Cook Road and south
of 135th Street), Tinley Park
(west of Harlem and north
of 183rd Street) and unincorporated
Orland Park.
Anyone six months of age
and older should get a flu
shot, but it’s even more important
for some people to
get vaccinated. These people
include those who are
And while Zach said he
had great Scout leaders
and mentors throughout the
years — including Dawn
Michalek, Michelle Moos
and Fred Fleischmann — he
admitted there was occasional
doubt as to whether
he would reach Eagle Scout.
“There was [doubt] because
of the time associated
with being in Scouts,” he
said. “It was really just the
time conflicting with other
things. I swim and play
water polo at Andrew, so I
need to balance those with
Boy Scouts.”
Even though he anticipates
receiving the rank of
Eagle Scout by the end of
the year — his project still
needs to get final approval
of a roof drain ($16,430),
new computer equipment
($34,425) and improvements
to the women’s locker
room ($100,000).
Replacing the locker
room doors is a major goal
for the staff, according to
McCarthy.
“Replacing the locker
room doors, from the pool to
the locker rooms, is the first
step in getting that place
under control, environmentally,”
McCarthy said. “The
doors are propped open
constantly, because with
the senior citizens there
[have] many wheelchairs
and walkers. As a result, the
at high risk of developing
complications like pneumonia
if they catch the flu.
These high-risk individuals
include the following.
• Those with medical
condition like asthma, diabetes
and chronic lung disease
or those who live with
or care for individuals with
these medical conditions
• Pregnant women
• People 65 years and older
For additional information,
call (708) 403-4222 or
visit www.orlandtownship.
org.
from the Eagle Scout review
board — Zach has no intention
of stopping the balancing
act. He said he would
like to remain in Troop 911
until his 18 birthday and
then serve as a mentor to the
younger Scouts.
“Scouting has given me
so much,” he said. “I really
want to stay involved in the
troop and help others.”
Dectron, [the indoor pool
dehumidifier], is working
overtime to dehumidify the
locker rooms when it has its
own HVAC. It also causes
deterioration in the locker
rooms, due to the humidity
and the chlorine.”
La Margo said an open
house at the center Oct. 5
led to 49 new members.
Goals for fiscal year 2017
include increasing overall
utilization to 266,000 annual
visits and memberships to
3,859. Another goal will be
the redesign and rebranding
of the health center’s website
and marketing materials.