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farmer *WBitMvVOLUME 51 NUMBER 7JOLIET', WILL COUNTY, ILLINOIS 60434F-B A wards Fathers Day Babies■'1. ■ —* +' - »■ '%;Vvx. :^r •/* - ' • ^ -1 .• •«-.a ♦ ^ -The Will County Farm Bureau Young Farmers Committee promoted dairy products in June. The recognition was to parents of the first baby bora Father’s Day at each Joliet hospital. The prize was a $10 Gilt Certificate for dairy products for each family. The winners were Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Clinton, Manhattan, whose daughter ms bom at SQver Cross hospital, od the Dale Friddle’s who had a baby girl at St Joseph’!;. The Clintons are pictured at left and Dale Friddle and baby daughter are pictured at right. Alan Christiansen, chairman of the Farm Bureau Young Farmers committee, presented the certificates tothefamflies.UflflVv C# LL-L L;11tfitor illJULY 28,197720* SINGLE COPLand Use HearingsBegin on August 2Lane Use decisions have been made for generations and are being made every day. They are really space allocations of. the surface, subsurface and aerial rights on space ship earth.An acre of land—whether in the bowels of a city or in open countryside —is aresource of greatand increasing value. The growing scarcity of land, and of primeacreage in particular, is caused by relentless demands for more housing (including second homes) and for open space, parks and recreation facilities.(Turn to Page 6)Rain HelpingKeep SoilViewpointsMoisture UpSouth FromRains in the last week of Junehelped maintain soil moisturelevels in Western and CentralIllinois, according to a monthly soilF_D MArnKfiPC moisture survey in those areas.D B w I vrl 11 Uvl O ‘“Hie findings pretty well matchwhat we had predicted for July,” said Robert Pope, University of Illinois Extension agronomist who analyzed samples taken by U of IViewpoints of Illinois farm families on a wide range of agricultural and public issues areA. 11. *
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Joliet Farmers Weekly Review
Joliet, Illinois, US
Thu, Jul 28, 1977
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