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Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1971

Page

3

Minooka to Host Concerts by Band Chorus and Drama Club

Minooka High School presents a Christmas Concert Wednesday at 7 30 p m featuring the Boys and Girls Choruses and soloists under Dorothy Albert with Henry Ryan conducting the Nutcracker Suite. The Spirit of Christmas Giving program at Minooka Grade School Thursday at 7 30 p m features Santa helpers carolers and a Parade of the Wooden Soldiers. The Bird's Christmas Carol operetta is set for Tuesday December 21 at 7 30 p m at Minooka Junior High with Hank Ryan leading the junior high band and the Drama Club presenting the show under Mary Flatness and Linda McCormick. The public is welcome to all three events.

Henry Ryan Linda McCormick Minooka Hank Ryan Drama Club Gerald Mary) Flatness

City truck hits parked car in Morris two accidents reported

Police investigated two Morris incidents with no injuries or tickets. Vin cent E Harrell, 53, said his parked car in the 200 block of Wauponsee Street was bumped by Mary E Oakland, 47, as she backed from a lot. A second crash involved Wanda Weatherly’s parked car struck by a Morris city truck driven by John T Gilbertson, 58.

Harrell Oakland Wanda Weatherly Wauponsee St City of Morris John T. Gilbertson Douglas St

Morris resident faces noise charge over barking dog

Jerry Priessnitz, 22, of 310 E. Washington St., Morris, is charged with disturbing the peace and letting a dog run unattended in hallways. A complaint by Mrs. Barb Fortener identifies excessive barking in the city apartment building. He is to appear in court on December 20 with no bond set.

Morris Barb Fortener Jerry Priessnitz Washington St Priessnitz

Muffler Ticket Issued to Ramsey on Liberty Street

Gregory A. Ramsey, 19, of 819 Douglas Street, was ticketed Thursday night for no mufflers while driving a Chevrolet in the 600 block of Liberty Street. He left his driver's license as bond and is to appear December 22.

Gregory A. Ramsey Douglas St Liberty St

Changes in Republican committeemen announced

The Grundy County Republican Central Committee reports personnel changes across districts. Walter White takes Morris VIII from Robert Cohenour who moves to Erienna Township. Robert A. Peterson replaces James E. McElwain in Morris II who resigns for business. Robert L. Johnson fills Saratoga II for Robert Wohlwend who moves to Erienna Township. William Burnham becomes committeeman in Nettle Creek Township succeeding Sandy Hendrickson.

Grundy County Republican Central Committee Walter White Morris VIII Robert Cohenour Erienna Township Robert A. Peterson Morris II James E. McElwain Robert L. Johnson Saratoga II Robert Wohlwend William Burnham Nettle Creek Township Sandy Hendrickson

Seneca Council OKs 25 MPH Speed Limit Amendment

The Seneca Village Council approved an amendment to Ordinance 188 lowering the speed limit to 25 mph from 30 mph except near schools and the Seneca Centennial ballpark. The amendment also prohibits unnecessary noise from starting parked vehicles and will be adopted at the next meeting.

Seneca Seneca Village Seneca Centennial

Johnson to head Morris Heart Fund for 1971-72

Harry Craig Johnson has been named Morris Heart Fund city chairman for 1971-72. Johnson, a credit manager at Grundy County National Bank, and his wife Sandra reside at 225 West High Street with sons Geoffrey and Tige. He joined Morris in 1969 from Los Angeles.

Harry Craig’’ Johnson Morris Heart Fund City Johnson Grundy County National Bank The Chamber of Commerce American Institute of Banking Morris Los Angeles Sandra W. High St Geoffrey and Tige

Police chief releases MCHS theft report

Morris police released a report on a theft at MCHS noting that a classroom was entered via a broken west end window. About $259 from a Spanish club candy sale disappeared from Maldonado’s desk after two youths with permission to retrieve clothing left the room and the door was found ajar.

Morris MCHS Felix Maldonado George Hendrickson Max Babcock Alan Love West End Maldonado Mark Backus Mike Row

Dresden Island Lock and Dam tops October waterway tonnage

Dresden Island Lock and Dam led Illinois waterways in October with 2,335,630 tons. Lockport was second at 2,249,880. Starved Rock third at 2,226,060. Commodities included petroleum, grain, coal, sand and gravel, iron and steel, and sulfur with Dresden ranking across several categories.

Richard M. Wells Chicago Army Corps of Engineers Dresden Island Illinois Wee Morris Lockport Starved Rock Brandon Road Peoria Marseilles LaGrange T. J. O’brien Dresden Brandon

Seneca FFA selects Sectional Sweetheart 1971 72

In Seneca High School agriculture room the Seneca FFA hosted a sectional meeting to choose the Sectional Sweetheart for 1971 72. Miss Beth Loebeck of Tonica won the title among 17 area high schools with Miss Linda Olson named Seneca High School FFA Sweetheart.

Seneca Seneca Future Farmers Agriculture Room Seneca High School Beth Loebeck Tonica Linda Olson Gene Olson Seneca Ffa Loebeck Olson

NI-Gas approves $50 million plan for liquid hydrocarbon gasification

Northern Illinois Gas Co. directors authorize an initial over $50 million investment to build a liquid hydrocarbon gasification plant, with 150 million cu ft per day capacity and potential expansion to 250 million. Construction could start next year to supplement natural gas supplies.

Northern Illinois Gas Co Ni-Gas C. J. Gauthier Gauthier Mapco, Inc Tulsa Okla

Santa Arrives in Seneca With Luncheon for Local Children

Santa Claus visits Seneca on Saturday December 18 with a luncheon and special program for young residents. Seneca businessmen distribute complimentary tickets for children from toddlers to sixth grade to attend the Oak Street Grade School cafeteria event.

Seneca Santa Seneca Area Santa Claus Oak Street

United Methodist and United Church Christmas Events Schedule

Community church notices list a series of holiday events. United Methodist Church hosts a union Christmas concert this Sunday at 7 30 p m Verona and Mazon administrative boards meet evenings in December. Christmas programs for children run December 18 19 23 26 with candlelight service on December 24 and a charge conference January 9. A Delta Theta Tau Sorority led luncheon party follows a 11 00 a m to 2 00 p m event with Santa Claus and student musical performances coordinated by local civic groups.

United Methodist Church Union Verona Mazon United Church of Christ Union Choir Delta Theta Tau Sorority Seneca Civic Association Santa Claus Lyle Sutton Clair Olson Ways and Means Sidney Thorson Steven Green Civic Association

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Champs Elysees Arc de Triomphe Minooka High School Sandra Peters Jane Stirniman Patti Lichtenauer Phyllis Evans Mary Siron Terri Rakes Dalla Hendrickson Dorothy Albert Knight's Studio Heart Fund Harry Johnson Gardner Notes Women's Association of the Church of Hope Fellowship Hall Edward Malek Wayne Rhinehart Ray Scoggin Lutheran Ladies Aid Laverne Huston Benjamin Ostrem Jerry Christian Alex Brown Marion Sandeno Gus Wogen Rudolph Wagner Lloyd Sandeno Alvin Sandeno Pastor Ostrem American Legion T. J. O'Brien FFA N. Main St Satan Pastor Ken Dalton Grace Baptist Church E. High St West 1550 Santa Party Liberty Federal Paper Board Co Federal Paper Board Co. Inc Morris Herald Grundy County and Retail Trade Zone
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