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Newspaper

Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1976

Page

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Youths Build Marsh Bridge At Goose Lake Prairie Park

Eight youths from Coal City Morris and Gardner completed a 10 week Youth Conservation Corps program at Goose Lake Prairie State Park sponsored by the Illinois Department of Conservation. They built a 441 foot floating marsh bridge and a one mile trail, posted park boundary signs, and cleared hawthorn trees while also studying at Short Cemetery and visiting Illinois Beach State Park Chain O Lakes and other sites.

Michael Farrell Goose Lake Prairie State Park Youth Conservation Corps YCC Illinois Department of Conservation Morris Pat Lundberg Steve Spangler Northern Illinois University Goose Lake Short Cemetery Carper Rd Coal City Area Club Spangler Mathews Elgin Joliet and Eastern Railroad Illinois Beach State Park Chain-O-Lakes Illinois- Michigan Canal Gebhard Woods Channahon Morton Arboretum Dresden Debbie Haacke Lori Henke Vanessa Roy Andrew Trotter Jerry Shirtino Bill Williams Robin Smith Chris Brooks Shirtino Herald

Minooka High School Wing Nears Substantial Completion

The Minooka High School Board authorized president Lee Thompson to sign substantial completion papers for the 22 classroom academic wing after reviewing a punch list from Field Goldman and Macgee architects. A Wednesday meeting with architects and contractors was set to review band, choir, kitchen, locker room and administrative areas. A tentative next year budget was adopted and placed on agenda.

Minooka

Weather and school board actions at Dresden Island area

Tonight partly cloudy and warmer with a low in the upper 50s. Wednesday partly sunny with highs in the mid to upper 80s. Monday high 76 and low 44 at Dresden Island Locks and Dam. Morris readings 48 at 7 am and 70 at 10 am. ESDA shows Morris yesterday high 80 and low 49. Budget hearing set for Sept 16 at 8 pm. The board approved new textbooks for advanced biology shorthand and French Ill. Band uniforms cost about 4400 and a weight trainer placed at 3700. Michael Gloster to teach English and speech and co‑advise yearbook. Ruth Kach named office secretary. Several change orders: wall thickness and water line cover added 166, three doors and frames 3200, fire loop 669 reduction.

Dresden Island Locks and Dam Morris ESDA Physical Education Department Michael Gloster Ruth Kach

Three Injured In City Two Car Crash At Division And Jackson

Three people were injured in a two car collision at Division and Jackson Streets Monday afternoon. Paul Storms Jr. and Robert Storms were treated and released at Morris Hospital while Charles Clemmons sustained minor injuries. Clemmons was ticketed for failing to yield at a stop or yield intersection.

Division Jackson Sts Paul Storms Jr Armstrong St Robert Storms Ottawa Bend Morris Hospital Charles Clemmons Wauponsee St Morris Sydney Reeve Storms Division St Clemmons Jackson St Morris Ambulance Paul Storms Buick

Walker's son injured in Monticello auto crash

Charles R. Walker 21 son of Gov Daniel Walker and Pamela Constable 24 were injured when their westbound car collided with a vehicle driven by Ronald P. Medaris 19 along Illinois 47 near Monticello. Walker sustained abrasions and internal pains. Constable in satisfactory condition. Medaris and two others treated and released. Walker listed Spring field address.

Monticello, Ill UPI Charles R. Walker Illinois Daniel Walker Monticello Walker Pamela Constable Annapolis Ronald P. Medaris Miss Constable Medaris Kirby Hospital Constablle Springfield

Morris Hospital Emergency Entrance Closed for Repair

The Morris Hospital emergency entrance is temporarily closed while Narvick Brothers of Morris renovates the cement pad in front of the door. During work, emergency and outpatients should use the front door and front parking lot. the front entrance will remain open 24 hours a day.

The Morris Hospital Narvick Brothers Construction of Morris

Ford claims pledge majority for first ballot victory

President Ford appears to have gathered enough delegate pledges to win the Republican nomination on the first ballot at the Kansas City convention. Amid rising tensions and counterclaims from Reagan backers, the final tally hovered around 1,130 to 1,136 with uncommitted delegates still possible.

Kansas City, Mo UPI Ford Ronald Reagan Mississippi Doug Shanks Shanks Virginia Reagan Sears FBI Illinois Reaga

Governor signs bills for five civic centers funding plan

Gov. Daniel Walker signed bills to fund civic centers in Springfield Peoria Rockford Aurora and East St Louis metro area using up to 20 million per project of state money plus bonds up to 75 million. Additional cities Danville Decatur Rock Island may join after forming authorities.

Springfield Ill UPI Daniel Walker Peoria Rockford Aurora East St. Louis Danville Decatur Rock Island Walker Chicago McCormick Place

City meeting with owner over apartment building conditions

City officials plan to meet with Joliet owner William Norton Jr to address a building labeled a public nuisance after a warrant led to inspections. Police Chief Lynes and City Health Inspector Roth Sr. found garbage raw sewage and unsafe wiring in five apartments plus a utility room, with gas leaks and other hazards noted.

Frank Black William Norton Jr Joliet Robert Lynes Lynes City Health John Roth Sr City Electrician Charles Ayers Ayers Dr. Roth

Serious Kendall County crash injures two Sandwich brothers

About 7 30 a m a two vehicle crash at Rogers and County Line Roads in Kendall County injures Steve and Douglas Yingling and Lois Meckley. Steve Yingling is in guarded condition at Loyola Medical Center after initial treatment at Sandwich Hospital, Douglas Yingling is stable at Sandwich Hospital, and Miss Meckley is being transferred to LaSalle Peru Hospital. All were transported by Sandwich Ambulance Service. A late model Chevrolet Camaro burned. a Ford van suffered extensive damage. Cars towed by Cottingims Mobil in Sandwich. Sheriff Usury had few details five hours after the crash.

Sandwich Brothers LaSalle-Peru Rogers and County Line Rds Kendall County Steve Yingling Loyola Medical Center Sandwich Hospital Douglas Yingling Lois Meckley LaSalle- Peru Sandwich Cottingim Mobil

Mackinac Island horseshoe innovation boosts six week wear

On Mackinac Island Michigan horseshoes are now six week wear after Dr William Chambers developed a polyurethane shoe using a defunct Chicago foundry insert. The island bans standard hard metal shoes and relies on horse drawn taxis and bicycles. Chambers raised the supply to 1500 sets and faced higher costs, with new rules finalizing the six week duration. CHICAGO low temperature hits 48 degrees setting a record.

Mackinac Island Mich UPI William Chambers Mackinac Michigan Upper Peninsulas Chambers Carriage Tours Chicago

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