Seneca Girl Crowned National Hampshire Sheep Queen
Jill Danielson daughter of Mr and Mrs Roger Danielson of rural Seneca was crowned National Hampshire Sheep Queen after a day of competition November 25 at the Ascot House in Chicago. She previously served as Illinois representative and will oversee Hampshire shows state fairs and large sales nationwide.
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Jill Danielson
Roger Danielson
National Hampshire
Ascot House
Chicago
Hampshire Sheep Association
the Essex Inn
Miss Danielson
Illinois
Nebraska
Ohio
Iowa
Hampshire
American Hampshire Association
United States
Seneca
Seneca High School
Driver cited for leaving scene of accident in Lisbon Street crash
Harry L. McCollum, 39, of 120 West Main, ticketed by Patrolman Harold Carlson at 3 25 a m Sunday for leaving the scene and failing to slow for a crash. His 1967 Dodge hit Roy S. Galbrath's parked car, driving it 30 feet into a power pole at Quarry and Lisbon. Galbrath's 1971 Ford suffered heavy damage. Pole splintered six to eight feet from the top. McCollum posted license as bond and faces Dec 20 court.
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Harry L. McCollum
Main St
Harold Carlson
McCollum
Lisbon St
Roy S. Galbrath
Galbrath
Quarry
Lisbon Sts
Dodge
Ford
Bond
Seneca Education Association Donates to Doctor Fund
Vincent Grober, SENECA Education Association president, presented a $200 check to Elwin Harty, chairman of the Seneca committee seeking a community doctor. The gift was authorized at a recent association meeting of Seneca Oak Street Grade School and Seneca Township High School faculty.
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Seneca — Seneca Education Association
Vincent Grober
Elwin Harty
Seneca
Seneca Education Association
Seneca Oak Street
Seneca Township High School
Sally Jones
Jean Acuff
Paula Freepartner
Povidinski Pleads Guilty in Disorderly Conduct Case
Joe Povidinski pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and paid a 150 dollar fine plus 10 dollars in court costs on Friday. The original assault charge stemmed from a July 21 incident in which Miss Lynn Kaufman signed the complaint.
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Joe Povidinski
Lynn Kaufman
Coal City Area Club Petitions for Board Seats Due
Coal City residents on the club board race must file petitions with the club secretary before December 21 to be voted at the annual meeting. Current directors with expiring terms are Matt Vigliocco John Born Louis J Piano Floyd Calcaterra and Paul Redmond all seeking re election except Vigliocco. Richard Klover has been placed in nomination by the nominating committee.
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Coal City
Coal City Area Club
Matt Vigliocco
John Born
Louis J. Piano
Floyd Calcaterra
Paul Redmond
Richard Klover
EPA plans lead free gasoline for 1975 model cars
EPA sources say regulation to require lead free gasoline for 1975 model autos and antipollution devices will be issued soon. A broad phasedown may be reproposed later, delaying final elimination for about a year, with costs seen rising about 1.65 cents per gallon by 1980.
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Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Purdue and Illinois study disposal of Chicago area sludge
Purdue and Illinois agricultural specialists collaborate on a study to apply Chicago area sewage and wastewater to farming. Proposals are due to the Army Corps of Engineers by April, with plans exploring tunnels and land application while noting nutrient limits and farmer impact.
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Indianapolis
Purdue
Illinois
Chicago
Army Corps of Engineers
Chicago-area
Lake Mich
Gary
Hammond
Indiana
Maj. L. R. Hayden
Corps
Jim Moss
Nixon aide sells stake in Nevada cattle ranch
Roy L. Ash disclosed sale of his half of the 200000 acre T Lazy S ranch in Elko County to Litton Industries partner Charles B. Thornton. The deal, tied to a Pt. Reyes land exchange, involved $10 and other consideration. price not disclosed.
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Elko, Nev
Nixon
Nevada
Roy L. Ash
White House
Office of Management and Budget
Ash
Litton Industries
T Lary S
Charles B. Thornton
Thornton
Pt. Reyes National Seashore
Golden Gate
San Francisco
Pt. Reyes
California
U.S. Bureau of Land Management
Milton Pope School Board Debates Kitchen and Budget Items
At the Milton Pope Grade School Board meeting in December the agenda includes a kitchen for non-school events, review of the school calendar, and federal non food assistance application. They will vote on keeping the transportation coordinator position via an LEASE budget addition. Curtis Jorstad will preside at 7:30 p.m. in the school business cafeteria.
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Seneca
Milton Pope Grade School Board of Education
Curtis Jorstad
Traffic Court Roundup Delinquent Drivers Fined
Raymond J. Nelson, 16, of 220 Pleasant St paid a $15 total after pleading guilty to driving too fast from Echo Lanes to Bedford Rd. Patrolman Carl Bremenkamp cited him Nov. 18. Clifford Paris, 59, of Cemetery Rd paid a $15 total for no valid safety test on Illinois 47 near I 80. Trooper Michael M. Edie cited him Nov. 3. Charles E. Suitor Sr., 49, of 308 Walnut St Yorkville paid a $21 total for speeding 81 in a 65 zone on Illinois 47 at Airport Rd, cited by Trooper James Bolerjack Nov. 22. Richard M. Corbin, 31, of Coal City pleaded guilty and paid a $19 total for speeding 79 in a 65 zone on U S 66 near Gorman Rd, cited by Trooper David Lauer on Nov. 6.
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Raymond J. Nelson
Pleasant St
Echo Lanes
Bedford Rd
Carl Bremenkamp
Clifford Paris
Rte. 2
Cemetery Rd
Michael M. Edie
Illinois 47
Interstate 80
Charles E. Suitor Sr
Walnut St
Yorkville
Airport Rd
James Bolerjack
Richard M. Corbin
Coal City
U. S. 66
Gorman Rd
David Lauer
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Seneca Girl
Pennsylvania
Jill
Seneca Hilltoppers
Liberty
Conley - Leach
Coleman - Hundt Agency
Liberty St
Morris, Illinois
Aetna Casualty and Surety Company
Hartford
Connecticut
Igan
Hoosier
Congress
Agriculture Department
Hayden
Ash Land
Elko County
Israel
Nitzamin
Jerry Vance
the Moonsiters
Shel Mar
Bedford Road
Riz Will
Oscar Mayer
Franks
Nabisco
Raggedy Ann
Hills Bros
Hydrox Soft Drinks
Hershey's
Dinty Moore
Ice
Valencia
Jar
Morris
Paul W. Cable
Pia
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