Sheridan Girl Theresa Cook 17 Dies in Sheridan
Theresa Cook 17 of Sheridan died early today at Sandwich Community Hospital. Autopsy pending. no inquest planned. Born May 22, 1960 in Sandwich, she was a Serena High School senior, chorus member, and St John the Baptist parishioner. Survived by parents Franklin and Evelyn Cook, two brothers, a sister, maternal grandparents, and extended relatives. Visitation Sunday at Larson-Gabel Funeral Home Newark. Funeral Monday at St John the Baptist Church. Burial in St John's Cemetery.
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Sheridan
Theresa Cook
Sandwich Community Hospital
DeKalb County
William Sullivan
Sullivan
Sandwich
Miss Cook
Franklin and
Evelyn (Durbin) Cook
Serena High School
St. John the Baptist Catholic Church
Somonauk
St. Joseph Health Resort
Kyle
Jody
Amy
Lowell Durbin
Serena
Lowell Cook
Larson-Gabel
Newark
Three motorists cited for speeding on Union and Armstrong Streets
Morris Policeman Kurt Salems issued speeding citations Thursday afternoon on Union St and Armstrong St. Sharon M Cantu 29 of 621 E Jackson St was ticketed at 4 59 p m for 44 in a 25 mph zone. Jay L Houston 20 of 211 Ottawa Bend Dr received a 5 07 p m citation for 45 in a 25 mph zone. Denise L Fancher 17 of 1040 Tracy Dr was cited at 3 45 p m for 47 in a 25 mph zone. All posted bonds and are due in Grundy County Circuit Court April 27.
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Morris
Kurt Salems
Union St
Armstrong St
Sharon M. Cantu
E. Jackson St
Grundy County
Jay L. Houston
Ottawa Bend Dr
Houston
Denise L. Fancher
Tracy Dr
Miss Fancher
Joliet live stock market report steady bids despite weak tone
Joliet market notes live cattle 100 head with uncertain demand. Choice steers around 52.00, good heifers 47.00, no canners or cutters. Hogs about 1,000 head down 25, prices for various weights range from 44.00 to 47.00. Monday receipts tallied cattle 3,500 and hogs 1,000.
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Joliet, Tl
UPI
Grain Prices midday on Board of Trade
Chicago market report at noon shows wheat mixed corn irregularly higher and soybeans substantially higher. Prices quoted: corn 2.45 beans 6.68. Market activity focused on grain futures with notable gains in soybeans.
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Chicago
UPI
Board of Trade
Traffic Court Fines and Supervision Set in Braceville Morris County
Clyde Byerley 20 Braceville placed on six months supervision and fined 300 dollars and 25 costs for driving after license suspension. Jeffery Barr 24 Morris fined 40 dollars and 10 costs for 80 mph in a 55 zone. Samuel MecSpadden 16 Coal City fined 25 dollars and 10 costs for speeding. Richard Merrill 20 Braidwood fined 25 dollars and 10 costs for illegal liquor transport. Carla Kodat 26 Wilmington fined 25 dollars and 10 costs for no valid registration. Vickie Crumb 16 Morris fined 25 dollars and license issue. charged by Morris officer. James Hexdall 15 Morris placed on nine days supervision. fined 150 dollars and 25 costs for driving without a license. registration dismissal. Ronald Bogart 46 Route 1 fined 100 dollars and 25 costs for leaving scene of accident. Gary Christensen 24 Morris fined 50 dollars and 25 costs for disorderly conduct. Jeff Borgstrom 16 Morris fined 50 dollars and 20 costs for license class violation and no valid registration. Susan Jurzak 16 Carbon Hill fined 50 dollars and 10 costs for speeding.
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Clyde Byerley
Braceville
Michael Perino
Illinois 129
Main Sts
Jeffery Barr
Washington St
Charles Frame
Morris
Samuel MecSpadden
First Ave
Coal City
James White
Oak St
Broadway
Kankakee
Richard Merrill
N. Division St
Braidwood
Jeff Wixon
Godley
Carla Kodat
Rte. 4
Wilmington
Secretary of
James Creed
Illinois
Vickie Crumb
Douglas St
W. Bluff Rd
Steve Claypool
Claypool
Clark
Kneller’s Shell
James Hexdall
Kurt Salems
Ottawa St
Ronald Bogart
Rte. 1
Salems
Bogart
W. Washington St
Gary Christensen
Division St
Thomas Suddarth
Christensen
Illinois River Bridge
Jeff Borgstrom
Lisbon St
Barbs By Phil Pastoret Optimist designs boats after finding water in basement
An optimist jokes that the discovery of water in a basement sparks a plan to design boats, reflecting a light, humorous column tone about making the best of a damp situation. The piece blends wit with everyday observation in a compact republication style.
Joliet pair cited after liquor store disturbance on U S 6
Joliet men Rick L. Formenti age 19 and Robert A. Walls were ticketed after a liquor store owner reported trouble. Walls was cited for illegal transportation of liquor, Formenti for illegal possession of liquor. Formenti faces Grundy County Circuit Court on April 20.
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Joliet
William Long
Walgreen's Liquors
Eagle Shopping Plaza
Long
Thomas Bednarik
Thomas Suddarth
U.S. 6
Robert A. Walls
Walls
Morris
Rick L. Formenti
Formenti
Grundy County
MCHS calendar shows spring sports schedule
The calendar lists Monday through Saturday activities for MCHS including varsity freshmen sophomores baseball at Oswego and Waubonsie Valley, girls softball at Marseilles Batavia Ottawa Joliet Central, boys and girls track meets, and field trips to Springfield and Plainfield with times mostly 4:30 p.m. and earlier.
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Oswego
Marseilles
Plainfield
Waubonsie Valley
Springfield
Batavia
Pontiac
Aurora Central
Ottawa
Dwight
Joliet Central
Sycamore
Sixteen on CA honor roll at Coal City High School
Sixteen students at Coal City High School made the A honor roll for the third nine weeks. Named to the A list: Carol Jiskra Amber Mikula Julie Hamilton Janet Pearson James Trotter Becky Albrecht Betsy Anselmo Janet Benson Coleen Clark Bill Crawford Everett Leasure Laurie Stokes Cathy Viano Denise Arndt Barbara Bleifield Alice Zerboglio Also listed on the B honor roll are many students including Marianne Bertoglio Cindy Decker Robert Evans Michael Lissy Randy Matravers Paula Panarisi Randy Shain Robert Vergenet Dan Richele Leigh Barnard Larry Evans Gerald Hylander Denise Jackson Mike Kessler Linda Kuzel Cathy Martis Tina Monk Debra Viano and others.
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Coal City
Coal City High School
Carol Jiskra
Amber Mikula
Julie Hamilton
Janet Pearson
James Trotter
Becky Albrecht
Betsy Anselmo
Janet Benson
Coleen Clark
Bill Crawford
Everett Leasure
Laurie Stokes
Cathy Viano
Denise Arndt
Barbara Bleifield
Alice Zerboglio
Marianne Bertoglio
Cindy Decker
Robert Evans
Michael Lissy
Phil van Duyne
Cynthia Vigliocco
Kevin Vincent
Dennis Watson
Judith Woodall
Clothing stolen from Morris Holiday Inn
Police investigated the theft of a beige sport jacket valued at about 45 dollars belonging to Dave R. Webster of New Lenox and a white sweater worth about 30 dollars owned by Kathy S. Peardon of Bolingbrook. Security guard Brad Thompson observed a man leaving toward the rear exit with a sport coat and white sweater and saw a dark blue Ford Torino with a woman driving. A partial license number and vehicle description were provided. The incident occurred Thursday night around 11:44 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. sightings aided the inquiry.
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Morris Holiday Inn
Brad Thompson
Dave R. Webster
New
Thompson
Torino
Coal City election set for three-year school board terms
Voters in Coal City Community Unit District No. 1 go to polls Saturday from noon to 7 p.m. at Coal City Grade School to elect two three-year terms. Candidates are Robert Martis Mitchell Corbin Lucille Miller Smith and Leon Residori. Incumbents Martis and Wayne Neal are not both returning. Also included were notes on amnesty fines at Coal City Library April, a bus trip to Long Grove April 23, birth of Kevin Scott Drechsel, an open house at Campbell House Senior Center, NHS induction at Coal City High, and a University of Illinois Glee Club concert sponsored by the Lions Club.
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Coal City Community Unit District No. 1
Robert Martis
Mitchell Corbin
Lucille Miller Smith
Leon Residori
Martis
Wayne Neal
Coal City
Coal City Library Board
Eileen
Long Grove
Betty Watson
Kim Drechsel
Kevin Scott
St. Joseph Hospital
Joliet
Clarence Drechsel
Dwight
William Finn
Cyril Finn
South Wilmington
Chris Born
Campbell House
S. Broadway St
Pete DiPaolo
National Honor Society
University of Illinois
Rene Clausen
Coal City High School
Lions Club
Divorces Granted Involving Cindy Viner and Brenda Balentine
Cindy Viner 17 of 905 North Illinois and Patrick Viner 17 of 619 West Wauponsee were granted a divorce on grounds of mental cruelty. Brenda Balentine 33 of Shady Oaks and Gary Balentine 35 of Athens Alabama were granted a divorce on grounds of unspecified cruelty.
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Cindy Viner
Illinois 47
Patrick Viner
Wauponsee St
Brenda Balentine
Shady Oaks
Gary Balentine
Athens
Ala
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Miss Theresa Cook
Joliet Market
By Phil Pastoret
Charles J
Kennedy
Charles J. Kennedy
Gould Park
Herald
MCHS
Pizza Hut
Morris Pizza Hut
Jim
Martha Young
Mgr
Ass't
Holiday Inn
N. State St
Manhattan
Rinsenvac
Matteson Hardware
Bedford RD
RK Redken Products
Michael Severson
East Jackson Morris
Cameron Lumber
ROO Call
Route 52
Manhattan RD
Will County
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