Service Members Promotions And Assignments Noted In Vietnam And Washington
John L. Beier 22, son of Mr and Mrs Irving G Beier Dwight Route 1 promoted to Army specialist four on November 13 while serving as a stevedore with the 71st Transportation Company near Qui Nhon Vietnam. New ton W Spencer electrician's mate 1c USN son of Mr and Mrs William N Spencer Minooka reported for duty at the U S Naval Station Washington DC. Pfc George H Grindstaff address US54816461 HHT 25th Infantry Div 3 4CAV APO San Francisco CA 96225. Thomas A Thompson son of Mr and Mrs Alden Thompson rural Morris recently promoted to private first.
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John L. Beier
Irving G. Beier
Rte
Dwight
71St Transportation Company
Qui Nhon
Vietnam
Newton W. Spencer
USN
William N. Spencer
N. Wabasso St
Minooka
U. S. Naval Station
Washington, D. C
Naval Station
Naval Aviation
Navy
George H. Grindstaff
Apo
San Francisco
Calif
Thomas A. Thompson
Alden Thompson
Rural
Morris
Soldier of the Month Award for Corporal Darrell L Herman
Sp/4 Darrell L. Herman of Mazon received the Soldier of the Month Award while on duty with the military police in Korea. He is stationed at Hill 609 near Wegher Germany and earned a $25 bond plus a three day pass. He is eligible for Soldier of the Quarter and plans a Paris visit with his wife Pat.
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Darrell L. Herman
Willis Herman
Mazon
Hill 609
Wegher
Germany
Herman
Pat
Paris
France
Santa Project to Schedule Phone Support in Chamber Hall
Gerald Gates and Terry Dark huff of the Morris Jaycees plan a schedule to answer phones for the Phone Santa Project. It will run in Chamber Hall during the last week of Santa's visit. A tree donated by Eric Fritz was accepted. volunteers Ron Jackson Fred Rellig and Ron Fister will plant it. A couples party was discussed for a couple of weeks ahead.
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Gerald Gates
Terry Darkhuff
Morris Jaycees
Santa
Chamber Hall
Eric Fritz
Ron Jackson
Fred Rellig
Ron Fister
Hunter Fined For Hunting Without Permission in Greenfield Township
Wilford Hynans of Melrose Park was fined 25 dollars and 12.40 in costs after a hunting without permission citation in Greenfield Township. The criminal complaint was signed by Roy Reader and a ticket issued by Illinois Conservation Inspector James Darkhuff. The article notes varying legation weights from 2000 to 2240 pounds.
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Greenfield Township
Wilford Hynans
Melrose Park
Hynans
Roy Reader
Illinois
James Darkhuff
Pep up kidney function with 3 daily Bukets tabs
Slow acting kidneys cause nightly waking and aches. In 24 hours, feel relief by taking 3 Bukets tablets daily to regulate passage. Available at drug stores now.
Blood donor coupon for Red Cross drive on December 13
A blood donation pledge form invites participation in a Red Cross drive at Morris Hospital and the Post Office Building. It lists contact numbers 942 1046 and 942 2932, asks the donor to select a donation slot at 5:15 5:30 or 5:45 p.m., and to provide name and phone number.
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Red Cross
Post Office Building
Morris Hospital
Gerald Bitner
Eagle Hall
Mazon Band Boosters Plan Festival
The Mazon Band Boosters announced a February 3 festival at Mazon schools with teams from Coal City Gardner Goodfarm and Mazon. Grade and high school bands rehearse separately with directors H E Nutt Ed Jones and will perform a joint concert that evening.
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MAZON
Coal City
Gardner
Goodfarm
H. E. Nutt
Vandercook
Ed Jones
Plain
Net Duet and Friends Present Clarinet Quartet at School
Net Duet and Mary Wilkinson, Laurie Starks, Carolyn Hampton and Keri Houchin present a clarinet quartet. The next meeting will be at 8 p.m. Jan. 24 at the high school cafeteria.
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Net
Mary Wilkinson
Laurie Starks
Carolyn Hampton
Keri Houchin
Illinois to appeal service tax ruling
The Illinois attorney general's office will appeal a Circuit Court ruling that the new service occupation tax is unconstitutional. First assistant attorney general Richard Friedman said he will appear before Judge Walter Schaeger of the Illinois Supreme Court on Monday. The tax aimed to bring in about 70 million dollars annually.
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Chicago
Illinois Attorney General's Office
Richard Friedman
Friedman
Walter Schaeger
Illinois Supreme Court
Illinois service tax struck down by federal judge
Judge Thomas C. Donovan ruled the five cent tax on service sales unconstitutional under both state and federal constitutions, blocking state spending of escrowed funds. The tax, in effect since August 1, covered four categories including repair of tangible property, tools, dies and machines, graphic arts, and prescription drugs. Enrollment in U.S. schools and colleges rose 19 percent over six years.
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Linois
Thomas C. Donovan
Illinois
U.S
Donovan
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