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Miss Albrecht*HusserReign atBanquet#Toastmaster John Revell greeted more than 150 Bureau you really are as opposed to county 4-K’ers during the annual Businessmen’s banquet held ‘reputation,’ what people think in the Brown Derby restaurant, Holiday Inn, Princeton, Saturday you are. evening.9)Miss Sarah Umphress, last year’s 4-H queen, and Ronald 'lliott, last year’s king, crown-id Miss Virginia Albrecht and Ed Husser as new royalty. Miss Albrecht, the daughter of Mrs. Agnes Albrecht, route two, Bradford, will reign as “Miss Merry Christmas” inthe annual parade Nov. 28. Ed is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Husser, Dover.Following the pledge to the American flag and 4-H flag led by the king and queen, a ladies trio, Elaine Soderberg, Wanda Stenzel, and Barbara Mueller, entertained guests.Ted Wilde gave recognition of guests, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Milligan, president, of Chamber of Commerce, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Faber, vice president of the Chamber, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Yapelli, treasurer and Carol Jeanne Hanna, executive secretary, and board members present, Mr. and Mrs. Birney Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nelson. He also extended gratitude to all Bureau county businessmen and to the Bureau County Bankers Federation who purchased tickets.Milligan presented $25 savings bonds to the king and queen on behalf of the Chamber of Commerce.Dr. John E. Hawse, Dean of Technology at Illinois Val-t iley Community coHege, addressed the group on “America’s Greatest Underdeveloped Resource.”Self-identity not only faces young people today,” Hawse began,” ... but it faces all people.” Dr. Hawse described the importance of each person’s “building character.” He explained that all persons are trying to be unique in their own way.Defining character he said. “CharacterDr. Hawse believes America’s greatest underdeveloped resource is people. He stressed the importance of learning and retaining as much as possible.Ifurther, is whatLearning is taking experiences and making them a part of one, and eadf one can control his experiences to a certaindegree by controlling his environment, Hawse asserted.Addressing the 4-H’ers , he said, “Know what you like and dislike, your personality pluses and liabilities. Constantly build yourself up.ItYepsen SurrendersBoth Oct.29Tom Yepsen, 18, Princeton, one of two escapees from Bureau county jail Oct. 29, turned him self in at Bureau county jail at 12:55 a.m. Tuesday. According to the sheriff’s office, he was accompanied by his mother.t]\Cecil Crain, 44, Princeton, was apprehended early Friday in the 400 block of East First street, LaSalle, by city policeman, Joseph Riordan, formerly of Princeton. The La Salle police department said Crain was attempting to break in a tavern. On recommendation by the LaSalle county’s state attorney, he was turned over to Bureau county authorities.Yepsen and Crain were indicted Friday by the grand jury and charged with escaping from jail.Prior to the incident, Crain was being held in jail in lieu of $5,000 bond on charges of aggravated assault. Yepsen was also in jail in lieu of $5,000 bond on charges of burglary.C1tEcCnFcT
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Princeton Bureau County Record
Princeton, Illinois, US
Tue, Nov 10, 1970
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