Window Treatments Influence Perception and Style
Draped in fashion, window coverings affect how you view the world outside and how the world sees you. The column notes a bonanza of real estate listings accompanying the piece.
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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1994
Page
1
Draped in fashion, window coverings affect how you view the world outside and how the world sees you. The column notes a bonanza of real estate listings accompanying the piece.
A rising trend shows many men embracing self care through workouts, grooming, tanning, and styling as they pursue enhanced appearance and confidence in daily life.
The edition promotes a TV Close-Up booklet as a handy planner for a month of viewing. It highlights convenience and suggests using the booklet to organize daily programs. The note refers to today’s edition for the latest listings.
Political Bytes by Myra Guindon surveys who is saying what about whom from the statehouse to the courthouse, offering a compact read on current political chatter and commentary.
Principals from Rich East Rich South and Rich Central reported a new closed lunch rule for freshmen has started smoothly this school year. Students wear IDs three exits are monitored and upperclassmen may leave with parental permission. No major incidents noted and noise levels reportedly down.
Democratic candidate for lieutenant governor state Sen. Penny Severns of Decatur promotes Netsch tax plan as a remedy for property taxes at a Thornton Township dinner. She accuses Gov. Edgar of distorting Netsch’s plan and urges higher education funding, saying Illinois lags Mississippi and has fallen from 48 to 32 percent funding over 18 years.
Woodgate Elementary School in Matteson district 159 held a contest to craft a school pledge promoting unity and ownership. Eighth grader Michelle Barnes won with a pledge to be loyal in academics and life, to recite daily during Principal Otis Watkins's tenure.
The World Music Theatre hosts a five day Oktoberfest this Thursday through Sunday drawing Chicago area crowds and others from across state lines. The festival features country and western music carnival rides a classic car show and bratwurst and beer for charity. The set-up crew reported good progress last Friday afternoon.
Lynn Hojnacki recalls a 1991 flood when 175th Street and 88th Avenue flooded, trapping cars and hindering passage. Residents remember water reaching tops of car doors as they documented the event on video.
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