Dimensions Troubles of a tuba Player
Local page feature outlines a tuba player facing sound and size challenges amid a TV close up. A light comic match and cover story tease a section E A story with the MADD unit forms here.
03 Sep 1989
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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1989
Page
1
Local page feature outlines a tuba player facing sound and size challenges amid a TV close up. A light comic match and cover story tease a section E A story with the MADD unit forms here.
University Park and Richton Park officials will take part in planning a medical waste incinerator proposed for Governors State University campus. An August 18 internal committee meeting first publicized the project and raised questions from village presidents about invitation to participate.
Patricia Brisk profiles three people who love their work. Golf pro Bill McInerney enjoys coaching and club fitting while juggling 80 hour weeks. Clown Carol Boss finds joy in making children smile despite a tough day in parades. Jim Coach at Baker's Square develops new pies, savoring the creative process and tasting one piece daily.
Richton Park Richton Square School District 162 hires Baird and Warner to find a buyer for the Richton Square School building with a minimum price of 343000 and a 7 percent commission. The board expects a sale within four weeks to help reduce a 600000 deficit and envisions uses as office space or a private or parochial school.
The Butterfield Creek Steering Committee asks for an 18000 grant from FEMA to fund a flood hazard mitigation plan prepared by the Northeastern Illinois Planning Commission for six communities Flossmoor Homewood Matteson Olympia Fields Richton Park and Glenwood. The plan reviews watershed losses 168000 annually now projected to exceed 200000 with urbanization and explores depressional storage wetland acquisition revised flood maps and better storm water regulations.
Lynn Schiffer Badgley, the new principal of Sauk Elementary, urges parent involvement and better student communication. She envisions a unified community school, expanding the gifted program, hosting a Young Authors Conference, and creating an environmental center as a bird sanctuary with local organization support.
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