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the frankfort station | September 20, 2018 | 11
‘A’ is for Apple
Children learn about apples, sing songs and dance at the Frankfort
Public Library’s PreK Story Time
Ben Luebke, 3, of New Lenox, dances to the music during PreK Story Time. Story Time
included two stories read aloud, music and dancing. The children also learned some basic
sign language during the 30 minute program.
ABOVE: Laura Gugliuzza
sits with her twins, Ilaria
and Charlea, 3, during the
PreK Story Time program
at the Frankfort Public
Library on Thursday,
Sept. 6. Photos by Amanda
Stoll/22nd Century Media
RITA
STARKEY
NEGOTIATING
THE CONTRACT
Your Real Estate Pro writes a contract to
purchase real estate for you. What can you
negotiate? Well, almost anything.
Nora Wolski, 3, of New Lenox, dances during PreK Story
Time at the Frankfort Public Library on Sept. 6.
Jennifer Erbach, head of youth services at the Frankfort
Public Library, reads a story about apples to the children at
PreK Story Time on Sept. 6.
LEFT: Ruthie
Jarchow
(left), 3,
and Avery
Gaughan
(right), 4, both
of Frankfort,
play with
the giant
parachute
during a
group activity
at the end of
PreK Story
Time at the
library.
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