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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1999
Page
4
Matteson Parks and Recreation offers Winter Spring 2000 18 week preschool programs for ages 3 and 4-5 at the Matteson Community Center. Sessions begin January 3 and 4 with varied daily schedules, limited class sizes, and fees ranging from 139 to 240 dollars plus non-resident rates.
Richton Park Public Library invites children in grades 1 and up to join a Winter Reading Club with tiered prizes including grand prizes from Friends of the Richton Park Library. Registration runs from Jan 15 to Mar 15 with a March 16 drawing, plus separate storytime and Craft Time programs beginning in January.
Zion Lutheran School in Matte son announces first quarter honor roll. Grade 8 students include Kathy Contreras Ryan Ferguson Michael Griffin Lisa Herbst Natalya Johnson Matthew Johnstone Matthew Krop Andrea Langford Megan Lastarria Felicia Ojo Christian Sundin Melissa Ward. Grade 7 lists Katie Herbst Sarah Kummelehne Doug Look Thurston Magill Cynthia Out arsingh Stephen Schaper Kim Wasney. Grade 6 features Hannah Barnes Bianca Contreras Kristen Daniels Jessica Duff Brandon Isaac Douglas Krop Cassie Pfeilsticker Peter Stroh Nicole Umland. Grade 5 names Jade Anderson Brandace Berardino Stephanie Bohne James Daniels Julian Deisch Blair Engberg Kurt Engel Ariana Falk Samantha Hartley Joey Korte Matt Lang ford Debbie Stege Kelly Stevens Joel Tokarczyk Amy Wasney. Additional Grade 8 Drew Griffin. Grade 7 Jason Korte Tracey Stege Tiara Watts. Grade 6 Jessicka Jones Erin Moses Craig Nolen Johanna Ojo Jeremiah Tillman Josh Tokarczyk. Grade 5 Andrea Burnett Brittany Frank Tommy Scott.
The Matteson Parks and Recreation Department will mail its Winter-Spring 2000 Leisure Guide to residents and businesses starting December 23. Resident registration begins January 8, 9 a.m. to noon at the Community Center. Non-resident registration runs during office hours Monday to Wednesday 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m. to noon.
Ogorek guides visitors through a Dorothy Chicago museum display of dolls, doll house furniture, and 1940s and 1950s ornaments. The exhibit traces shifts in decor from handmade 1940s pieces to colorful 1970s designs, featuring Cabbage Patch Kids, Tiny Tears, and Saucy Walker dolls, plus vintage films and a Punch and Judy show. Free hours are 1 to 3 pm weekdays, with other times by appointment at (708) 748-3033.
The Section 8 program expansion appeal targets HUD CHA and Cook County to fund counseling that helps recipients find housing with more job training in lower concentration areas. Regional authorities are urged to coordinate to reduce recipient clustering. In 1998 Harvey used 1197 of 9000 subsidies and officials warn southward movement will rise if Chicago housing is unavailable.
Hirsch said he will stay until the January trustee meeting and then plans to leave. Interested trustee candidates should call the president's office at 708 709 3637 for information.
In town remarks, Fares was unavailable for comment while Michael, a former 1997 Republican trustee candidate, warned about perceived ethics and the Ethics Commission makeup. He said he is a voter and declined to reveal party affiliation after the meeting.
Officials from St James Hospital and Health Centers in Chicago Heights told PSC to start a surgical technology program years ago, but space was lacking. With the Health Education Building due to open in fall 2000, space will exist. The program will be housed in the remodeled dental hygiene building after other locations are rearranged.
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