Education notices and public meetings in Chicagoland
The Education Committee of Rich Township District 227 meets at 7 p.m. at Rich South High School Richton Park to review block scheduling. Navy hosts a public forum at 11 a.m. at Lansing Public Library on napalm transport to East Chicago. Crete-Monee District 2010 holds 7 p.m. meeting at Talala Elementary on 1998-99 budget cuts possibly closing Talala. Stan Moore speaks on Herman Melville at 10:30 a.m. Park Forest Library Ringering Room. Preschool storytime at Park Forest Library for ages 3-5. contact numbers listed.
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Rich Township High School
Board of Education
Rich South High School
Richton Park
U.S. Navy
California
Chicago
Indiana
Lansing Public Library
Indiana Avenue
Crete-Monee
Talala
Hickory Elementary
Community events brief at Park Forest area libraries and venues
Thursday sessions run from today 10 30 to 11 00 a m at Park Forest Public Library for six weeks through Feb 26 with age 3 minimum and residents given priority. Register by phone 748 3731 or TDD 503 7740. Chamber luncheon features state Treasurer Judy Baar Topinka at Holiday Inn Plaza Matteson reception 11 30 a m lunch noon. Epilepsy group holds town hall Epilepsy 98 Seeking a Cure at Schaumburg Marriott 7 p m RSVP by Jan 15 847 669 1260. University Park Library hosts income building talk at 7 p m 1100 Blackhawk Drive as part of Floyd Bond six week series. register 534 2580. Rich Central Hall of Fame nominations due in February for alumni 1988 or earlier.
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Park Forest Public Library
Park Forest
Olympia Fields
Chicago Southland Chamber of Commerce
Government Affairs Council
Judy Baar Topinka
Holiday Inn Plaza
Matteson
South
Schaumburg Marriott
N. Martingale Road
Schaumburg
RSVP
Live the Dream at Rich Central honors MLK week
Paula Argue English teacher leads a chain of commitment pledges to peace as Rich Central hosts a Friday multicultural celebration in the gym honoring Martin Luther King Jr. and nonviolence. Performances include Rich Central gymnasts Asian Club Speech Team Choir and African American Club Ensemble with a choreographed Amazing Grace by Corryne Cooper.
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Paula Argue
Rich Central High School
Martin Luther King
Rich Central
Corryne Cooper
Nicole Allen
Nicole Beeson
Justin Jeter
Gregory Harris
Brian Story
Noah Graff
Manoj Rao
Dimitria Washington
Takisha Booth
Rosalita Nartey
John Stewart
Alaina Tandy
Shabron Askew
Christina Berry
Matthew Williams
Andrea Lyke
Dishon Knox
Kimberly Marks
Anthony Lathan
Carrie Witworth
Kellee Husband
Matteson Parks offers beginner to intermediate gymnastics
The Matteson Parks and Recreation Department lists registration for boys and girls aged 8 to 15. Classes run today through February 28 with fees of 28 dollars for residents and 33 dollars for nonresidents. Beginners meet 9 to 10 30 a.m. and intermediates 10 45 a.m. to 12 15 p.m. Call 748 6070 or 748 1080 for details.
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Matteson Parks and Recreation Department
Hip Hop Dance Registration Opens for Youth
Recreation Department invites boys and girls aged 11 to 17 to join hip hop classes. Sessions run today from 4 30 to 5 15 p m with a 22 dollar fee. Information is available at current location.
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Matteson Parks and Recreation Department
Matteson Library Hosts Book Discussion and Oil Painting Workshop
The Monday schedule lists a 10 15 a m book discussion at 801 S School Ave Matteson focusing on Zora Neale Hurston s Their Eyes Were Watching God New participants invited Readers can call 748 4431 for details Also offered is a Make It Take It Oil Painting Workshop by the Parks and Recreation Department The first painting titled Winter Birches targets participants aged 15 years and older
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Matteson Public Library
S. School Ave
Zora Neale Hurston
God
Matteson Parks and Recreation Department
Community Center Offers Evening Classes and Dancing
Matteson Community Center hosts age 6 to 9 p.m. programs with registration at 4450 W. Oakwood Lane or by calling 748-1080. Also notes are about district budget cuts for 1998-99 and Country Western Dancing for adults 18 and older running 1 to 2 30 p.m. through March 17 with a 28 75 dollar fee for seniors 55 and older. Readers may telephone 748-1080.
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Matteson Community Center
Oakwood Lane
Matteson Parks and Recreation Department
Program on asset protection at University Park library
A six week lecture series by Floyd Bond university park resident and attorney includes a 7 p.m. program on income and asset protection at 1100 Blackhawk Drive. Readers may register by calling 534-2580.
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University Park
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Melville’s Place
Stan Moore
Herman Melville
Topinka
Rich Central Hall of Fame
Warren Skalski
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Tcu
Xercisin
Re Critica
Heane
Mitsubishi
Household Bank
Nevada
N.A
U. S
Deerfield
MT. Prospect
Orland Park
Naperville
Lincoln & Irving Park
Touhy & Harlem
Lake Cook Rd
Main St
159Th St
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