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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1994
Page
2
St. Lawrence O'Toole in Matteson hosts an all school liturgy then an open house for students families and prospective students. For details call 747-3322.
Local groups schedule meetings this February Tuesday Plank Trail includes Old Plank Road Trail Management Commission at 1 30 p m Park Forest Tennis and Health Club Apple Oak Homeowners Association at 7 p m Matteson Community Center Sauk Calumet Group Sierra Club at 7 30 p m Park Forest Public Library Sand Ridge Nature Center naturalist Paul Strand will discuss bog ecology Boating safety course by the US Coast Guard Auxiliary 7 9 p m 13 weeks at Marie Irwin Community Center Homewood Registration at the Irwin Center telephone 957 0300 Fee 5.
At Matteson School District 162 Arcadia School students visit Principal Joyce Carmine daily to read stories. Since October nearly every student has stopped by the office, with the secretary or health clerk stepping in when she is unavailable.
The Commission meets at Village Hall at 7:30 p.m. Wayne Rothford will speak at the Matteson Historical Society meeting at 4450 Oakwood Lane about George Anderson, one of Illinois residents who rode on Lincoln's funeral train. Rep. Larry Weinlund discusses mobile home park issues at Timber Ridge Clubhouse Route 30 Ridgeland Avenue.
The Matteson Parks and Recreation Department launches Come Children, Sing a four week program for birth to 3 year olds and parents. Sessions run 1 to 1 40 p m on Thursdays with music development activities and registration details to follow.
Friday World series at St Lawrence O T o Tool on 214th Street and Governors Highway in Matteson features a $25 entry, $5 spectator fee, 7:30 p.m. first deal, with all proceeds to Sullivan Center. Dave Miller at 481-3971. Also the Parks Department hosts its 16th annual Daddy-Daughter Date Night 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the Community Center, $6 per couple, with registration by Feb 2.
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