Rock River hosts golf day for 10 clubs
Rock River Country Club welcomed women from 10 surrounding clubs for a Tuesday golf day on June 22 with 102 players. Prizes were awarded across 18 and 9 hole events including low gross and low net honors to numerous players from Lake View Emerald Hill Kishwaukee Clinton Rock River and Morrison clubs. Special prizes went to Vivian Banse Ann Shinville and Phyllis Sutthoff for sinking approaches.
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Rock River
Rock River Country
Low Gross
Marion Prince
Low Net
Hazy Hoge
Bureau Valley Country Club
Princeton
Low
Bertha Rutt
Emerald Country Club
Lillian Tincher
Morrison Country Club
Sue McDonnell
Nancy Gibson
Lake View Country Club
Pat Powell
Emerald Hill
Margaret Hasenyager
JoAnn McGlashan
Jean Thome
Shirley Knutsen
Lavonne Morgan
Phyllis Leadman
Lana Emerald Hill Country Club
Winnie Jackson
Ann Shinville
Pauline Downs
Jan Wilson
Janet Freeman
Marilyn Emmert
Helen Friel Phe Ayting
Low Smith
A Ackeberg
Betty Crandall
Oneya
Lou Dorath
Clinton Country Club
Barb Vruno
Mac Vruno
Nancy Vruno
Kishwaukee Country Club
de Kalb
Alice Betty Dremann
Margaret Eo
ET Font
Arlene Verdick
Sally Beswick
Leake View
Lake View
Valley Oaks
Green River Country Club
Walnut
Vera Eades
Emerald Hill Country Club
Hazel Capp
Edna Hagerman
Puttless
Hazel Duo
Jane Thorpe
Evelyn Hawkins
Bonnie Forquer
Liz Shaffer
Loretta Paetz
Vinnie Jackson
Bertha
Jane Fluck
Ambulance Transports to Community General Hospital
Mary Jacobs of 1504 E 19th St and Henry Kaup of Buell Road Rock Falls were moved by Allen ambulances to Community General Hospital. William Morris of Sterling Route Four was taken from an accident near Como to Community General Hospital. Mozart, age five, was composing short pieces such as the Minuet.
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Mary Jacobs
E. 19Th St
Allen
Community General Hospital
Henry Kaup
Buell Road
Rock Falls
St. Joseph Hospital
Chicago
William Morris
Sterling
Como
Mozart
Arabian Horse Show Performer At State Fairgrounds
Jeannene Lillibridge of the International Arabian Horse Association will perform at the Illinois All Arabian Horse Show at the State Fairgrounds Springfield on June 25 26 and 27. The professional acrobatics on horseback will feature daring maneuvers and a repertoire of tricks. Lillibridge has appeared with Monty Montana and in show rings nationwide. Admission is free and open to the public.
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Illinois
State Fairgrounds
Springfield
Jeannene Lillibridge
International Arabian Horse Association
Miss Lillibridge
Monty Montana
Holtslander Rebekahs Host District Lodges Meeting
Holtslander Rebekah Lodge hosted officers and members of Rebekah District Association Eight in the Odd Fellows Temple. A program and refreshment hour followed. Guests included Joanne Weinreich and district appointees. district officers Erna Hoffman and others attended. Pro tem officers Vera Kier, Jean McPheeters and Dorothy Bahr led the session. A museum library committee proposal for the Jurisdiction of Illinois was read, with plans for a display at the Odd Fellows Children’s Home gym in Lincoln.
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Holtslander
Rebekah Lodge
Rebekah District Association
Odd Fellows Temple
Joanne Weinreich
Noble Grand
Bonnie Lyon
Irene Elmendorf
Doi Bahr
Rebekah
Erna Hoffman
Amboy
Lorel Huyett
Polo
Hazel Santelman
Joan Patterson
Morrison
Noble Grands
Illinois
Odd Fellowship
Odd Fellows Children
Lincoln
Alma Faries
Rebekah State Assembly
Celia Bogott
Ruth Lawson
Marie Cobb
Frances
Noble Grands Club
Florence Gsell
Dorothy Miller
Jean McPheeters
Burt McPheeters
Betty Sites
Milledgeville
Evelyn
William McFalls
Ruth Oltmanns
Ruth Oswald
Viola Collins
Mollie Kosier
Irene Schick
Mae Engstrom
Helen Yinger
Slides On Safari At Hospital Nursing Meet
Dr. Jack Alter presented slides from his safari at the June Nursing Staff Association meeting held in Community General Hospital cafeteria. The next meeting is scheduled for August 10. Officials are monitoring the disease spread after urging by the American Horse Council to protect U.S. horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Alter
Nursing Staff Association
Community General Hospital
American Horse Council
Animal Health
Girl Scout Troop Camps May June at Woodrow Camp Ralston
Girl Scouts held troop camps in May and June at Woodrow and Camp Ralston with Green Hills sites available by reservation. Seventeen girls earned multiple badges including World Association pin recipients Anita Diggs Kayla Frangfather and Hilaria Garza, plus Scout Camper, Active Citizen, Health Aid and Songster badges. Troop 223 showcased service by gifting a large wall clock to Camp Woodlow Troop House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow
Ralston
Dixon
Green Hills
Washington
Richard Hanson
Manuel Ramirez
Ted Kontos
Charlies Davis
Jeanette Banks
World Association
Anita Diggs
Kayla Frankgger
Hilaria Garza
Joni Grummert
Judy Hanson
Joanne Milton
Rosie Moreno
Luann Spencer
Julie Whitley
Sylvia Guerrero
Health Aid
Mary Arnold
Dawn Johnson
Kelli Kradle
Margie Dewey
Kayla Frankfather
Sue Johansen
Nancy Kontos
Lori Sproul
Vilaria Garza
Frances Smith
Lana Hawkins
Leslie Hurd
Mimi Ramirez
Penni Hershman
Hilarie Garza
Michelle McDonnell
Tamela Morehead
Man
9 Sproul
Sylvia Gerrero
Linda Rausch
Laana Spencer
Nson
Mimi Ramirex
Camp Woodlow
Experts Predict Global Meat Consumption in 1980
Experts forecast world meat consumption reaching 128 million metric tons in 1980, reflecting rising demand and dietary shifts across regions. The projection highlights growth in producer markets and potential impacts on prices and supply chains.
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