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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1989
Page
13
Parents and teachers at Blackhawk School protest the reassignment of principals between Algonquin and Blackhawk within School District 163. They press Superintendent Donna Jemilo for concrete reasons, opposing the removal of current leader Bill Stelter and questioning district benefits.
Growing roster of individuals and groups from well known organizations opposes the proposed third airport in the south suburbs. The latest addition is the Will County Farm Bureau, criticized for backing what opponents call risky plans by politicians, Realtors, and the South Suburban Mayors and Managers Association.
Readers urge library support and oppose new airport plans while calling for accountability in school and village governance. Debates highlight library referendums, tax costs, district decisions, and mayoral and trustee endorsements. Local groups RURAL and The Sierra Club are cited amid community concerns.
The Citizens in Action Party members of South Chicago Heights express gratitude to volunteers donors and supporters for their campaign. They pledge diligent service to residents and aim to justify the trust from the April 4 election. They invite future contact and keep their door open. David L. Owen Village President Sandra L. Ruhlander Village Clerk Terence J. Fiorenzo Village Trustee Joseph F. Kudra Jr. Terry L. Matthews South Chicago Heights
Parents from Blackhawk School in Park Forest District 163 protest the transfer of Principal Bill Stelter to Algonquin School. They attended the May 8 board meeting and pressed questions for Superintendent Donna Jemilo, seeking reasons and continuity for the strong school-staff relationship.
Shelly Smith and Blair Hoy of Country Club Hills won medals for Hillcrest High School at the Continental Mathematics League Competition. Country Club Hills entrants placed fourth in a four state region Illinois Indiana Ohio Michigan and eighteenth nationally.
The ad promotes the Beverly Banks Annuity C.D. with higher interest, a free checking account, and FDIC insured fixed rates. It contrasts with regular savings accounts and invites customers to visit a Beverly Bank or call for details.
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