Richton Park approves recreation registration policies
Richton Park commissioners set mail and drop-off registrations with a special drop box in the village hall. The two week period starts May 21 with a June 4 deadline triggering a 2 late fee. Residents have priority, nonresidents pay 25 percent more, and refunds follow program outcomes.
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Richton Park Park and Recreation Commissioners
Park and Recreation Commission
Peter Cioni
Richton Trail
Park Forest Officials Invite Legislators to Hearing
Park Forest village trustees invite Gov. James Thompson and local state lawmakers to discuss pending tax reform. A 1 a.m. Saturday session at the public library will review proposed limits on municipal property tax revenue and potential referendum options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Forest Village
James Thompson
Park Forest Public Library
Lakewood Boulevard
Park
Matteson Baptist Church to Screen Two Films Sunday
Matteson First Baptist church will host two free films at 6 p.m. on Sunday. Beyond the Cross, largely filmed by the church in Russia, and To Russia With Love show the persecuted church and Christians risking lives to bring Bibles to Russians. C Victor Barnard will conclude with a world wide evangelist message. The church is at 216th Place and Maple Street in Matteson.
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Russia
Matteson
First Baptist Church
C. Victor Barnard
216Th Place
Maple Street
Matteson Hosts First Daddy Daughter Date Night Gala
The Matteson parks and recreation department and the Kiwanis club co sponsor a disco dance event at Sieden Prairie school gym Central avenue and Notre Dame drive Matteson from 7 to 10 p.m. Admission is 50 cents per dad with daughters free. Registration at the park office 3619 West 215th Street by noon tomorrow. questions to 748-1080.
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Matteson Parks and Recreation Department
Kiwanis ‘Club
Sieden Prairie School
Central Avenue
Notre Dame Drive
Matteson
West 215Th Street
Library Friends Meet Tonight at Richton Park Library
The Friends of the Richton Park Public Library meet at 8 p.m. in the village hall to discuss possible service projects benefiting the library. For more information, call 748-1693 or 481-5333.
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Friends of the
Richton Park
Zion Pastor to Host Farewell Gathering
The Rev. and Mrs. Robert F. Myers host pastors and wives of Circuit 23 for a farewell gathering honoring the Rev. Allen Rudow and the Rev. Carl Bueschlein. Rudow departs to become campus minister at Arizona State University in Tempe, and Bueschlein will move to Scottsdale to pastor a parish. Both leave the area in late April.
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Robert F. Myers
Lutheran Churches of Circuit
Allen Rudow
Carl Bueschlein
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Vollmer Road
Arizona State University
Tempe
Arizona
Carl Bueschiein
Trinity Lutheran Church
Tinley Park
Scottsdale
Zion Lutheran class to tour cemetery and chapel
The Zion Lutheran second year confirmands from Matteson, led by Rev. Robert F. Myers, will meet at 9:30 a.m. at the church for field experiences. They will walk to Zion cemetery, discuss death and resurrection, have lunch, visit Spin dier Koelling funeral chapel in Chicago Heights, and return for parent pickup at 2:30 p.m.
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Zion Lutheran Church
Matteson
Robert F. Myers
Zion Cemetery
Spindier Koelling
Chicago Heights
Cub scouts bring circus to Woodgate
Cub Scout Pack 707 from Matteson brought a three ring circus to Woodgate school with Den 1 performing magic Den 2 handling the wild animal act Den 3 clowning Den 4 presenting a three ring show Den 5 staging a skit. Awards were given to listed scouts, den leaders and badges. The group plans candy sales from March 21 to April 11 and a spring paper drive this Saturday. committee meeting April 12 and regular meeting April 18 announced.
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Woodgate School
Cub Scout Pack 707
Matteson
Sue Stuller
Den 1
Pat Merritt
Den 2
Ron
Betty Ludvigsen
Den 3
Sue Minette
Den 4
Den 5
Cory Novak
Gerald Berger
Todd Veard
Rick
Lakewood Lanes
John Bruggeman
John, Jr
John Smith
Kathryn Reich
Woodgate
Creekside
Richton Park Replaces Street Signs and Poles
The Richton Park public works department completed replacement of about 50 street name signs and taller poles in four days. New reflective green signs improve night visibility. Budgeted costs were 2000 dollars with grant aid pursued from IDOT for over 600 regulatory signs. Directors mention CETA workers install remote water meter units across approximately 1000 homes and apartments.
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Richton Park
Burns
IDOT
Public Works Department
Wilbert Reynolds
Walter Warner
Pinnacle hall eyed for Bloom township town hall site
The Chicago Heights Area Chamber of Commerce proposes using the Pinnacle hall at Halsted and Joe Orr as a new Bloom township town hall to move the city downtown. Bloom officials declined the plan while the Pinnacle, once linked to illegal bingo, sits for sale amid ownership secrecy and ongoing investigations.
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Margaret Seltzner
Pinnacle
Bloom Township Board
Chicago Heights
Chamber
Bloom Township
Pinnacle Hall
David Zaugh
Raymond Bruno
Bruno
The
Star
Zaugh
Halsted Street
Joe Orr Road
Illinois de
Norman Light
Chicago
Pinnacle Trust
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Huth
Tricia McConnell
Michele Milligan
Dean Viasak
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Tricia
Michele
Lisa Pearson
Beth Brewer
Carolyn Morris
Jim Gastor
Angela Hein
Alexis Castillo
Sheila Carreras
Kim Macaluso
Susan Kerkhove
Matteson Baptist Church
Zion Lutheran
Matteson Richton Park Star
Park Forest Star
Williams Press Inc
Park Forest
U.S Mail
USA
Partment of Revenue
Gary Bertwoed
Chicago State University
School OF Nursing
School OF Radiologic
School OF Respiratory Therapy
South Chicago Community Hospital
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103Rd St
Stony Island Ave
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