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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1966
Page
5
London AP reports designer Bonnie Cashin predicts future clothing will be minimal and humans may wear none as chemistry and science reshape design. She envisions dermateptic substances creating glow colors and body control, with aging halted and bodies painted like savages. Cashin, Oakland native, shows in London.
Cut a slice from the stem end of each pepper and scoop out the seeds. Chop the removed slice and use it in the stuffing.
Hospital notes list visiting hours 2 30 to 3 30 and 7 30 to 8 30 p m. Admitted patients include Luther Clark Mazon Jack Thygesen Gardner John F Nolte Ernest A Peterson Neal Enger Earl H Bingham Janet Brown Gardner. Births report three newborns to Pierce Kaczynski and Kline families. Discharged patients include Annette Powell Robert Bryant George Busby Limbach Schorn Stroud Odomer Terry Biros Waymire.
Den 1 Pack 469 met with den mother Mrs Hat tie Cusimano all boys attended Bradley Hoge brought treats Next meeting Thursday boys finish Christmas gifts for parents Delbert Thomas to bring treats Pack 475 and families reminded of annual Christmas party at 730 pm today Moose Home 50 cent gift exchange for each Cub and 10 cent grab bag gifts for younger children Refreshments served
In a salad context the peppers are covered with boiling water for two minutes then drained. After stuffing they require about three quarters hour in a moderate oven.
Catherine A. Roberts, Mi nooka High School senior and class president, won the Alicia C. Bliss Chapter DAR Good Citizens Award. Her activities include NHS secretary, Girls State representative, queen at Grundy County Corn Festival, student council, newspaper and yearbook staff, and church and LegionAuxiliary roles. The chapter submits her name for state then national competition with a $1,000 college scholarship as final prize.
FHA and GAA sponsor the annual Christmas dance at Mazon Township High School with the theme Babes in Toyland chosen by Diane Small and Donna Sutton. Dance runs 7 30 to 11 30 p m as the gym decor is completed after school dismissal.
Seneca Boy Scouts plan their annual fund drive Wednesday with porch light donations starting 6 30 p m Volunteers under E T Brew and F E Taylor will call in the business district Wednesday and Thursday Meet at 150 S Main St at 6 p m Wednesday for drive coordination A Christmas Eve candlelight service is set for 11 p m Saturday with Joy to the World hymns Morning worship is 10 a m Sunday No Sunday school Also brief notes on Davenport Iowa visitors and Ottawa hospital visits.
The Women of the Moose will host a potluck supper at 6 30 p m Tuesday in the Moose Home with meat rolls and coffee provided. Members should bring a dish to pass table service and a 1 50 exchange gift. A regular meeting with balloting follows, led by the social service committee.
Calendar lists meetings for Welcome Wagon Sweet Adelines VFW Cedar Lodge Merry Maids Mazon Day Unit GCHE VFW Woman's Relief Corp Knights of Columbus Happy 12 Club Blaney Commandery Mothers of World War II with times locations and event details including potluck guidance.
JFF Club members held a Wednesday Christmas party at Mrs. Delores Hextell home. They approved sending gifts to sons serving in the military and to shut ins. Awards were given to Mrs. Larry Buttry, Mrs. Raymond Rogers, Mrs. O. W. Hiles, and Mrs. Harry Matteson.
Girl Scout Troop 158 met at the Presbyterian Church to continue work on their Christmas project. Gail Sanders served treats and Debra Vacca acted as scribe.
Mazon Will-Do-Wells met for a Christmas party with games led by Terry Cromwell Mary Pat Burgess and Christine Wills. Members brought cookies for the rest home and gifts were exchanged. Refreshments were served by Christine Wills. Sandra Erickson, reporter.
University of Illinois Urbana students start Christmas holiday at 1 p.m. Thursday with classes resuming at 1 p.m. January 3. Morris residents among enrollees include Michael R Anderson, James E Barry, Edward R Bednarik, Lynne M Blair, David F Bleifeld, John M Borens, Barbara A Bossert, Richard D Deatley, James F Holderman Jr. Ellen A Hutchings, David A Kuntz, Donald E Matteson, John H Matteson, Steve L McKenzie, Gerald E Mettille, Gary L Norwood, Bonnie Odegaard, Patricia A Parish, Richard W Roth, Judith A Scott, Barbara E Tratt, and Philip A Truty.
Deere & Co. reported record 1966 sales of 1.062 billion dollars for the year ending October 31, exceeding 1 billion for the first time and marking a fourth straight sales high. Net income reached 78.709 million dollars, 5.46 a share, up from 55.793 million or 4.03 a share a year earlier. Chairman William A. Hewitt commented on the results.
A 16-year-old Dearborn youth stole a Christmas tree from a supermarket, fled to a waiting white police cruiser, and was apprehended when officers turned out to be in the front seat. He was delivered into his parents custody.
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower had surgical stitches removed a week after gall bladder surgery. Walter Reed Army Hospital said the incision has healed nicely and he is progressing well on a selective diet while visitors remain limited. He hopes to return to Gettysburg home for Christmas.
Wayne White, 18, of Oglesby died in Ottawa hospital from injuries after his car overturned Saturday night on Illinois 71 west of Ottawa. The accident occurred when the vehicle went out of control and overturned in a ditch.
Lynda Bird Johnson, 22, daughter of the President, may travel to Acapulco for a brief Christmas visit later this week. She previously spent holidays in Acapulco with escort George Hamilton.
The firm plans another sales rise for 1967 and has established production schedules accordingly to meet higher demand. The move signals a focus on expanding output to capture expected market growth.
The Supreme Soviet approved the 1967 state budget and economic plan, marking the highest defense spending in over a decade. Defense outlays rose about 8 percent to 141 billion rubles, with total budget expenditures at 110,015,201,000 rubles and revenues at 110,245,925,000 rubles.
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