01 Feb 1979
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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1979
Page
1
Frances Gavenda and Rose Szeszol prepare Polish dishes for Bloom-Fest in Chicago Heights. Italian Greek German American Afro American and Polish foods will be served at the afternoon event. Recipes for ethnic dishes are featured in today's Food section on page 35.
Homewood Flossmoor with a 17 2 record contests Bloom a second time this season in Chicago Heights tomorrow. Both teams avoided upsets Tuesday with H F defeating Thornwood 34 27 and Bloom Trojan down Bloom Trail 75 62.
The article explains the on table steps of a cosmetic face lift and the post operative healing timeline. It emphasizes patient awareness as the procedure gains popularity and notes how long recovery can take.
District 162 boards votes 5 to 2 for modified plan B to keep Arcadia for Olympia Fields students while splitting Oakwood and Richton Square pupils among several receiving schools next September. Coggeshall and Stachura led the effort with Schlenker. plan aims to minimize upheaval and address racial implications amid attendance boundary changes.
Residents packed Rich ton Park village hall to press council over Lioncrest flooding. Trustees review two plans by engineer John Minder to widen the Euclid Appleby ditch or add underground storm sewers to sanitary sewer lines. A combined approach is eyed, with costs cited at 13 132 and 5 732 dollars. Homeowners would maintain the ditch. A separate item offered self insurance pool participation at 300 to 500 dollars to study potential regional benefits.
South Suburban mayors and managers will seek federal disaster funds for January snow removal costs. Elizabeth Ruyle says reimbursement after January 16 is nearly certain, covering two thirds of eligible expenses, while earlier costs remain the responsibility of individual municipalities.
Matteson residents praised village trustees after a unanimous vote approved a 1.5 million plan to widen 216th and Main from 29 to 34 feet. The plan adds curbs, gutters, parking, a commuter drop-off lane, new signals, and left turn lanes, with 100 year trees to be replaced where possible. Details remain on parking during work and which firm will oversee engineering. bids expected around March.
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