Suburban Sunday Brunch Expands Across South Areas
Inside magazine presents a rundown of restaurants joining the Sunday brunch trend in south and southwest suburbs. It highlights varied spreads including bread, wine, sausages, bacon, roasts, chicken, salads, vegetables, pastries, and cakes as more residents embrace weekend meals.
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Inside Magazine
Pageant and tribunal feature headline Miss Teenage Chicago Heights
The Special section reports the Miss Teenage Chicago Heights pageant captured on camera. It also covers a pro abortion spoof called the Abortion Tribunal at Freedom Hall. The Sports section highlights SICA North girls track championship starting page 21.
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Chicago Heights
Abortion Tribunal
Freedom Hall
Sica North
Books and Classifieds Light on Pages and Promotions
A concise listing of Books Classified Advertising Business Directory Dining and editorial items including Women specials The Hot Cornet King Arthur News Roundup Obituaries Sports Movies and TV Listings to guide readers through the page.
Park Forest Expansion Plan Altered After Hearing
Park Forest plan commission approved a revised site plan for Winstrom Manufacturing on South Street, reducing building encroachment and adding 30 feet of landscaping with 30 parking spaces. Stephen Fodor argued 65 by 150 feet worsened drainage. commission to seek easement and present to the board. A May 15 hearing in Oak Lawn will address Regional Transportation Authority route changes.
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Stephen Fodor
Winstrom Manufacturing Company
Park Forest Plan Commission
South Street
Winstrom
Star Disposal
Les Fodor
Commission
Dan Sturman
Fodor
Oak Lawn
Regional Transportation Authority
Park Forest
Park Forest Plaza
Downtown Development Council
Homewood Considers Housing Plan for Washington Park Site
Homewood plan commission favors Plan A from Madison Square Garden to redevelop the Washington Park racetrack site into housing and mixed use. They will seek MSG answers on financing housing type park maintenance and traffic control before presenting a recommendation to the village board.
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Homewood Plan Commission
Washington Park Racetrack
Madison Square Garden
MSG) Corporation
Homewood
MSG
Plan Commission
Village Board
Concerned Citizens Meet Tomorrow in Glenridge Area
Citizens from Glenridge and Cricket Hill of Matteson plan a meeting at Sieden Prairie school to form a local group. The goal is to build organizational structure for better community awareness and address neighborhood issues. For more information call Sherry Wessel at 720 2467.
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Glenridge
Cricket Hill
Matteson
Sieden Prairie School
Sherry Wessel
District 159 Forms New School Committees for 1978-79
Elementary School District 159 board President Thomas Scheel announced new working committees for the 1978-79 year. Committees include building and grounds with Edward Stack and Keith McRae, finance with Cliff Eagleton and Frances Myers, special education with Edward Stack, policy with Mrs Mullins and Eagleton, negotiations led by McRae, Scheel, Mrs Myers and Mrs Mullins, curriculum with Mrs Myers, and a newfuture site and planning committee with Mrs Mullins, McRae and Mrs Myers. The board will meet next Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at Woodgate School in Matteson.
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Thomas Scheel
Edward Stack
Keith McRae
South Metropolitan Association
Yvonne Mullins
Cliff Eagleton
Frances Myers
Zion PTL Meets on Wednesday at Zion Lutheran School
The Parent Teacher League of Zion Lutheran School Matteson will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the church overflow room. The 1978 79 slate of candidates will be presented for voting and a social hour will follow. Hostesses are Charity Council chair Linda Garner Itoko Okamoto Fern Power Mardell Steger Erelyn Smith Jan Mather and Linda Scharnhorst
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League of Zion Lutheran School
Matteson
Charity Council
Linda Garner
Itoko Okamoto
Fern Power
Mardell Steger
Erelyn Smith
Jan Mather
Linda Scharnhorst
Richton Park Plans Street Sweeping Overnight
Richton Park will begin street sweeping tomorrow and asks residents to avoid on street parking for three to five days while the job finishes. Public Works Director Robert Burns urged compliance to ensure efficient cleaning of streets.
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Richton Park
Robert Burns
Public Works
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