District 227 earns 12th straight ASBO finance award
District 227 Rich Township High School District 227 business office receives the Certificate of Excellence in Financial Reporting from ASBO International for a 12th consecutive year. The honor recognizes full audit submission and high standards in district financial reporting. Harold Huang praises staff for clarity and accuracy in presenting finances to taxpayers.
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Rich Township
Association of School Business Officials International
Linda Prevatte
ASBO
Illinois
Cates
Harold Huang
Park Forest Rotary Seeks Group Poinsettia Sale Partners
Park Forest Rotary invites local social civic and religious groups to join its 1999 Holiday Poinsettia Sale. Groups sell $8 plants and receive 25 percent rebate on their total sales. Dec 4 plant distribution. Contact Sam Walker at (708) 748-2182 or fax (708) 748-4449. Proceeds fund Rotary charities including $1,000 scholarships to area high schools.
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Rotary Club of
Park Forest
Sam Montella
Sam Walker
Rotary Club
Walker
Rotary
Kiwanis Pancake Day Tickets On Sale Now
The Kiwanis Club of Park Forest hosts the 48th Annual Pancake Day on October 2 in the downtown Park Forest area. About 5,000 guests are expected to attend the all you can eat event from 7 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. with pancakes and sausages for $4 adults and $2 children under 12. Tickets are sold door to door in September. Proceeds fund numerous south suburban organizations and activities including local food pantries, scouts, Special Olympics, and youth centers.
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Kiwanis Club of
Park Forest
Indianwood Boulevard
Kiwanis
Rich Township Food Pantry
Girl Scouts
Cub Scouts
Buddy Bears
Wings
Aunt Martha’s
Spastic Paralysis Research Foundation
Charles E. Gavin Foundation
Sights Unlimited
Salvation Army
Nurses Plus
Good Shepherd Center
Boy Scouts
Girls Scouts
Key Club
Builders Club
Marine Corps League
Retirement steers traffic officer in a new direction
Charlie Hartman will retire this Friday after 18 years directing traffic at Homewood's north viaduct on Dixie Highway. The reserve officer recalls tough days and helpful acts, noting regular drivers, varied weather, and risky moments. He plans to move to Indiana to be near relatives. Police Lt. Gannon praises his reliability and dedication.
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Charlie Hartman
Hartman
Homewood
North Viaduct
Dixie Highway
Indiana
James Gannon
Charlie
Gannon
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Park Forest Rotary Coordinating Joint
Poinsettia Sale
Ainsley Noonan
Katie Narcisi
Tyler Sqeskew
Willard Woods Park Center
Crete
Charisse Denham
Jennifer Calderone
Judy Fidkowski
Ruth Thomas
Cme
Holbrook RD
Glenwood
Naoh
Pepperidge Farm Thrift Store
Pepperidge Farm Thrift Stores
Taga
Flossmoor Commons Plaza
W. Vollmer Rd
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