Four Victor Long Terms and Two Short Terms
Profiles of several school board candidates discussing their education, careers, and community involvement. Madorma, Mullins, Moton, Baysore, Hampton, Eagleton, and their families are referenced with roles in District 159 and local organizations. The piece notes degrees, former teaching work, current jobs, and committee service. It also mentions an aluminum can drive for St. Lawrence O'Toole grade school with December 11-13 collection days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlene
Dawn
Jamie
Paige
Marya Yates School
Madorma
California State College
California
Fairfax
Wisconsin Steel Company
Chicago
Republic Steel Corporation
Creekside Home Owners Association
The
Industrial Arts Association
Marya Yates Pto
District 159 Board of Education
Yvonne F. Mullins
Mullins
Thomas
Jennifer
Brian
Marya Yates
Anne Marie
University of Illinois
Tinley Park
District 159
Moton
Cleveland State University
Cleveland
Ohio
Northwestern University School of Law
Carla
Laura
Matthew
United States Department of Labor
Administrative Law Section
American Bar Association
People’s Republic of China
Matteson Jaycees
Woodgate Home Owners Association
South Suburban Housing Center
St. Lawrence
Alyce Baysore
Baysore
Gerald
Mark
Rich South High School
Dakota Wesleyan University
University of Denver
Guardian Photo Company
Harvey
Flossmoor
Cub Scouts
South Suburban Reading Council
Governors State University Women’s Organization
Eagleton
Ariene
Scott
Steve
Sieden Prairie School
Bradley University
Northern Illinois University
American University
Washington, D.C
Governors State University
Board of Education
Illinois Association of School Boards
Apartment Burglary Report From Richton Park
Elisabeth Davenport discovered items valued over 1650 stolen from her Richton Park apartment at 4550 Heartland Drive after returning from school. No forced entry. burglar allegedly entered with a key and exited via the rear. Missing items included draperies, stereo equipment, furniture, and a black and white television.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisabeth Davenport
Heartland Drive
Richton Park
John Daly
Fellowship Sets Halloween Party At Faith Church Matteson
The youth fellowship of Faith Church United Church of Christ Matteson will hold a Halloween party at the church tomorrow at 6 p m The young people will play games and have refreshments The counselors will assist with the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youth Fellowship of Faith Church
United Church of Christ, Matteson
Woodgate school names officers and breakfast plans
Wyvetta Zarate was named president of the Woodgate School Woodgate student council Matteson. New officers Karl Schreiber Cory Novak and Elva Valdivia were invested in a candlelight ceremony led by Fred Bronzell and Jenne Bodnar. Matteson PTO hosts a breakfast Tuesday with orange juice doughnuts coffee tea or milk.
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Wyvetta Zarate
Woodgate School
Matteson
Fred Bronzell
Jenne Bodnar
Bronzell
Karl Schreiber
Cory Novak
Elva Valdivia
Halloween party at Matteson post draws crowd
Halloween party at Rehfeldt-Meyer Post 474 of the American Legion starts Saturday at 7 p.m. in the Matteson Legion hall. It is a costume party with prizes, a three piece band, refreshments, and no admission charge. Wayne Borders is the chairperson at 748-0778.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rehfeldt-Meyer
The
American Legion
Legion Hall
Matteson
Wayne Borders
Zion church youth group to trick or treat for Respond Now
Zion church youth groups plan a Halloween fundraiser on Saturday collecting canned goods and non-perishable foods for Respond Now. Senior high meet 6:30 p.m. at the church for trick or treating and a party at Becky Hoger’s home. juniors meet 7 p.m. in costume and bring pillowcases for collecting. Afterward both groups attend a church Halloween party. A Sunday gathering runs 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. for the senior high group’s regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Church
Becky Hoger
Zion Lutheran School Open House Sunday in Matteson
Zion Lutheran school invites parish members and the Matteson community to an open house after festival services for All Saints Day. Visitors may tour classrooms view student work and curriculum materials. staff will answer questions. The school was founded 113 years ago in Matteson, predating the local congregation by about a decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Lutheran School
Matteson
First Congregational
Utility tax amendment guides village budget and bids
The village increases the budget for a mower tractor and a dump truck by 720 each while noting the mower bid was below allocation. Trustees discuss delaying the dump truck bid 13 719 72 due to transmission issues on a police car and warranty concerns. The board considers provisional approval with conditions and written dealer assurances. The police car and dealer issues prompt a cautious approach before finalizing the Yanson bid. Zion Lutheran Church site and school details describe a 1944 structure, 1961 additions, and plans for a parish activity center. Zion Lutheran operates a preschool and K-8, with 132 students enrolled.
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Reeves
William van Baber
Police Department
van Baker
West 216Th Street
Zion
Zion Lutheran School
Zion Lutheran Church
Lutheran church-Missouri Synod
Chicago
Library drama groups for Matteson youngsters this fall
From November 7 through December 19 the Matteson public library hosts two drama groups for youths. Sixth to eighth graders meet 11 a.m. to noon, and first through fifth graders meet 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. Puppets, skits, plays, and poems are planned with creative dramatics. Both groups perform December 19 at the library holiday party. A Kid Flick follows 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. Information at 748-4431. A Martin Luther life film, “Where Luther Walked,” screens Sunday at 3 p.m. in Zion Lutheran church overflow room, with Roland Bainton as consultant. Zion AAL Branch 3013 sponsors refreshments after.
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Matteson Public Library
Martin Luther
Zion Lutheran Church
Luther
Germany
Roland Bainton
AAL Branch 3013 of
Zion
Local Postage Rates and Subscription Terms Listed
Publication details show second class mail in Park Forest Illinois with price 25 cents per copy. Subscription rates include local trade zone $20 per year and $21.60 for non local delivery, with some delivery by star carrier. Rates vary by zone and service.
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Park Forest
Illinois
U.S. Mail
USA
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Melinda
Virginia
Elizabeth
Purdue University
Hampton
Cliff Eagleton
Fellowship
General Electric
Suburban Electric
Dixie Hwy
Homewood
United Way
Crusade OF
Crusade of Mercy
Crusade
Chuck Cope
Dan Murphy
Lois Butler
Larry Matheny
Matteson Village Hall
Woodgate
Matteson Elementary School
Mark Miller
Scott McLain
Special Services
Kevin Nelligan
Ecology
Becky Jones
Allison Baxter
Ron Allen
Andrew Veleeparambil
Nicole Allen
Beth Klein
Jill Anderson
John Bruggeman
Kathy Weber
Kathy Drenning
Shirley Wernes
Eddie Buczko
Leandra Montero
Chris Virmond
Chrissy Charlin
Aleece Gamache
Gordon Ball
Jeff Mailhiot
John Hill
Chris Winkowski
Dorothy Stasinski
Chrisy Gadbois
Frances Jackson
Julie Nash
Miss Bodnar
Josiah Wedgwood
Staffordshire
A. Douglas Fenske
Grisamore
Dan Fielding
Public Works
Yansen Chevrolet
Frank Amerino
WELSH
Fielding
Annerino
Yanson
Fenske
Maple
Matteson-Richton Park Star
Park Forest Star
Emi-Weekly
Williams Press, Inc
Rosalee
ULM Lklue
TVG
Misses Sportswear
Hammond River Oaks
Lincoln Mall
Orland Square
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