Open Meeting Format For District 162 Woes
Matteson Elementary School District 162 adopts a nine session open public meeting plan to discuss finances school closings and grade organization with a committee of the whole. The board approved a three category agenda and schedule, while community members may volunteer to observe and report on grade structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Burnett
Matteson
Max Stachura
Jacob Schlenker
Allan Dornseff
Clyde Vasey
Peter Coggeshall
PTA
PTO
Tion
Stachura
Schlenker
Matteson to Tow Abandoned Vehicles Under Village Rules
Matteson police warn owners their inoperable or abandoned vehicles on public or private property must be removed within seven days after notice for abandoned vehicles and five days for inoperable cars. Warnings are being issued to enforce village ordinances due to rising counts.
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Matteson
FSSHS
Matteson-Richton Bank
Wall
HUD
Richton Hills
Girls Track Spotlight in Conference Meets and Tinley Park District Preview
The area sports scene highlights high school girls track with results from conference meets and a preview of the district track competition at Tinley Park. The story outlines key performances, standout athletes, and expectations for the upcoming district events.
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Tinley Park
Women Clergy Debates Spark Lutheran and Mormon Convocations
Devout church women from Lutheran and Mormon communities held convocations in the south suburbs to discuss liberating effects of the women's movement. The talks focused on removing restrictions on women, with results reported in the Especially for Women section on page 21.
Amendment Votes Affects General Assembly Action
Area lawmakers votes on proposed constitutional amendments are examined in a General Assembly action report. The piece, appearing on page 5, is part of the South Suburban News Roundup collection of briefs and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Richton Park Board OKs grants for housing rehab and parking
Richton Park trustees approved applying for 1979 community development block grants totaling 100000 for housing rehabilitation and 150000 for business district redevelopment. Top priority is a Sauk trail parking lot for east Sauk trail businesses. funds may buy land for parking as future Sauk trail widening could reduce spaces.
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Richton Park Village
Frank Farrell
East Sauk Trail
Village Plan Commission
Harold Altemus
Farrell
Artemus
Sauk Trail Strip
James Wall
Far South Suburban Housing Service
FSSHS
Richton Park
Lions Club Celebrates Charter and Future Plans
The Matteson Lions mark their 30th anniversary with a ladies night at Rehfeldt-Meyer American Legion Post. Chartered April 24, 1948, they plan a May 22 dinner at the Legion to discuss new local projects. They have donated to glaucoma care, Hadley School, and other local services, and plan a June 4 car wash and rummage sale to replenish funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matteson Lions Club
Rehfeldt-Meyer American Legion Post
Matteson Lions
Legion
Lions
Lions of Illinois
Hadley School
Leader Dog School
Matteson Public Library
Ingalls Memorial Hospital
Mahler
Matteson
Larry Mahler
Richton Park Trustees Approve Budget At Meeting
Richton Park trustees approved a 1.857 million dollar budget for 1978 79 amid questions on new staff. Trustee Banovich urged a staff breakdown and cast the lone no vote while others noted staff plan adherence. The package adds two full time positions a planner and clerk receptionist, plus half time accountant and four auxiliary police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richton Park
Rudolph Banovich
Frank Farrell
William McGill
Harold Artemus
CETA
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Siemssen
Andy Pitlock
Karen Siemssen
Park Forest
Phil Faso
the Star
Women’s Movement
Senee Eneries
ARERR
Rere Peeves & Cues
Board Oks
Lioncrest
Housing Service
Herbert Paul
Sauk Trail
Paul
Illinois Central Gulf
Andrew Petro
Lions Club
Richton
Public Safety
Donald Hargrave
Richion Matteson Christian Church
Sauk School
Richion Park
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