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Matteson Star

Location

Matteson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1980

Page

2

Village homes along Route 30 face highway widening

Residents along Pine and Wingate in Olympia Fields urge village hall to have warned buyers about the Route 30 widening. They contest village officials and IDOT over notification and proposed takings, while builders deny prior guidance. IDOT says hearings in 1970 were public and reopened comments later this month.

Wingate Pine Village Hall Belvedere Richard Small The Star Bernard Straley Elmer Strong Jr Olympia Fields Paul Prager Gene Tullos Straley Strong IDOT Macander

Make-up Stewardship Session at Immanuel Lutheran Church

The church hosts a make-up stewardship meeting on Wednesday at Immanuel Lutheran on Cicero Avenue and Sauk Trail at 7 30 pm for members who missed the Sunday program. Commitment Sunday is today and Loyalty Sunday on November 23. Rev John McKiness will baptize Matthew Robert Bartling during worship. Several recent baptisms and new members are listed for Immanuel. Macander notes relocation of graves across the street from the cemetery is long and costly.

Immanel Lutheran Church Cicero Avenue Sauk Trail Immanel John McKiness Matthew Robert Bartling Michael Bartling Richton Park

Absentee tax break disallowed by court ruling

Court decision leaves unsettled whether absentee landlords must repay savings from 1979 taxes. Officials discuss nonretroactive effect, possible 1980 adjustments, and procedures for verifying owner occupancy. Local assessors offer help while awaiting final court directives.

Citrus fruit sale boosts Crete Monee district music programs

The district band and orchestra booster fundraiser runs from tomorrow through November 26 with students taking orders for tree ripened grapefruit and oranges. Proceeds fund uniforms scholarships and enrichment activities such as field trips and in school clinics. Information available from any band or orchestra member or booster VP J M Norleyko at 747 1591.

Texas Crete Monee J. M. Noreyko

Age 65 Death Rate Drops From 1900 To 1977

The death rate for Americans over 65 declined from about 8 300 per 100 000 in 1900 to around 5 400 in 1977, reflecting improved longevity and healthcare advances over the period.

Chicago water rate hike sparks suburban opposition

Chicago Mayor Jane Byrne proposes a 53 percent water rate increase affecting Chicago and about 70 suburbs. Suburban officials, still awaiting formal notice, warn higher bills and discuss potential action after the city council vote. Some towns anticipate steep increases and ongoing lawsuits over Chicago’s water taxation method.

Connie Conroy Chicago Jane Byrne Byrne Chicago Heights Homewood Flossmoor Olympia Fields Glenwood Walter Johnson Harvey Tinley Park Dennis Kallsen Kalsen Kallsen James Prosser Hazel Crest Palos Heights Donald Flood Public Service Committee Flood South Holland Harold Pals

District 159 board selects convention delegate

An nette Bailey will serve as an official voting delegate to the Illinois Association of School Boards convention in Chicago, with Yvonne Mullins as delegate alternate. Others attending include James Madorma, Donald J. Tesmond, and Walter Dunne. The board also renewed a preventative maintenance agreement with Honeywell for three schools through October 1981. Superintendent Tesmond reported 473 parents visited on Parent Visitation Day. The district is implementing the Learn to Study and Study to Learn unit across Sieden Prairie and Woodgate junior highs. The board discussed grade card reporting policy and will survey for consistency, reporting at the next meeting. The next board meeting is November 25 at Woodgate school.

Annette Bailey Illinois Association of School Boards Chicago Board of Education Armstrong, Sieden Prairie Woodgate Honeywell, Inc Supt. Tesmond Tesmond Sieden Prairie School Neil Armstrong Fran Myers Woodgate School

Zion Lutheran Emphasizes Stewardship This Month

Zion Lutheran focuses on stewardship this month with members giving testimonies during each service. Speakers include James Spiller at 8 a.m. and James Weide at 10:45 a.m. today, with Dr. Joel Prince and Art Widen slated for November 23.

Zion Lutheran Church James Spiller James Weide Joel Prince Art Widen William Limmer Alice Wessel Congregational Voters Robert F. Myers

Matteson Public Library Hosts Children’s Book Week Activities

The Matteson public library marks Children's Book Week with free daily 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. programs in its meeting room Monday through Friday, featuring movies, crafts, and themed activities for area children. Special events include cider and doughnuts, stuffed pet day, music day, fairy tale films, and a weekend film and videotaped show by the children themselves, with a contact phone number for details.

Matteson Public Library Elsa Peter and the Wolf Times Square the Shoemaker The Little Red Riding Hood Rip van Winkle

Armstrong PTO Meeting on Gifts for Children

Armstrong PTO will hold a general meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the school's learning resources center Ruth Wright will speak on ways for parents to encourage their children's learning and offer Christmas gift suggestions Beverly Vander Voet LRC director will display reading materials and provide a handout of age appropriate reading material

Neil Armstrong Parent Teacher Organization PTO Learning Resources Center LRC Ruth Wright Beverly Vander Voet

Richton Park Hosts Puzzle Contest At City Building

The village of Richton Park through its parks and recreation department sponsors a puzzle contest starting at 1 p.m. Saturday. Teams of six bring a new unopened 1000 piece puzzle to 4455 Sauk Trail Municipal Building. All ages welcomed, entry is free, pre register by calling 481-8950 before Friday.

Richton Park Parks and Recreation Department Sauk Trail

Holy Trinity Concludes From Strength to Strength Program

Lutheran church of the Holy Trinity finishes its From Strength to Strength stewardship education with an afternoon every-member visit. Commissioning of visitors occurs at the 9 30 a m worship service. Charles Ostergren serves as chairman of the 1980 program.

Lutheran Church of the Holy Trinity Charles Ostergren

Mopeds surge to nearly a million in the United States

The U S Department of Transportation reports drastic growth from about 50 000 mopeds five years ago to nearly a million now. The rise reflects expanding use of motor driven bikes and evolving transportation trends nationwide.

U.S. Department of Transportation

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