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Medical and Surgical floors allow visits from 2 to 3 30 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 p.m. Obstetric floor permits visiting 2 30 to 3 30 p.m. and 7 to 8 30 p.m.
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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1978
Page
5
Local Admissions and Dismissals List
Admitted: Wanda Bertoglio of Austin Widney Carr Minooka William Stapleton Marseilles Gordon Durham Seneca Benjamin VanCleave Minooka Mona Harris Elwood Lonnie Vaughn Braidwood Mona Clark Wilmington. Dismissed: Randall Smith Clarence Goode Billie Province Channahon Joseph Struthers Minooka Eugene Timmons Seneca Jack Graham Gardner transferred to St Joseph Joliet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Wanda) Bertoglio
N. Prairie Ln
Austin Widney Carr
Rte
Minooka
William E. Stapleton
Marseilles
Gordon D. Durham
Seneca
Benjamin J. VanCleave
Mona R. Harris
Elwood
Lonnie J. Vaughn
Braidwood
Mona Clark
Wilmington
Randall Smith
Claypool St
Malee Warrick
E. Chapin
Clarence Goode
E. Benton
Billie Province
Rte. 1
Channahon
Joseph R. Struthers
Eugene Timmons
Jack D. Graham
Gardner
St. Joseph Hospital
Joliet
Channahon Brownie Troop 396 Investiture and Activities
Girl Scout news from Channahon describes a candlelight investiture by Brownie Troop 396. Sara Smeets Cathy Pappas Amy Overton and Shelly Hill opened as color guards. New members were invested and several Brownies rededicated. Ruth Daniels Maureen Overton and Donna Clower received pins. Mrs. Daniels earned a five year pin. The troop toured the Chan nahon Fire Station with assistant fire chief Bob Johnson. Candy Advent calendars were made for Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Channahon
Sara Smeets
Cathy Pappas
Amy Overton
Shelly Hill
Pam Duncan
Dawn
Kim Fraker
Karen Daniels
Denise Hiogvelils
Lori Breen
Ruth Daniels
Maureen Overton
Donna Clower
Bob Johnson
Brownies
Saratoga 4-H Club Plans Dec 28 Toboggan Party
The Saratoga 4-H Club met at the Saratoga Town Hall on Monday with Randy Campbell giving a talk on the State Fair. A Christmas gift exchange occurred and Jeff Chapman served lunch. A toboggan party is planned for December 28 at Phillips Park in Aurora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga 4-H Club
Saratoga Town Hall
Randy Campbell
Phillips Park
Aurora
Jeff Chapman
Channahon Cub Scout Pack 444 Holds Cake Bake Ceremony
Channahon Cub Scout Pack 444 held an opening ceremony led by Doug Dempsey and awarded certificates of appreciation to Nan and Don Konjevich for flag display and to Diane Proser, Shirley Bailey, and Cindy Hubert for candy sale chairs. Candy sale prizes went to Jamie Frazier, Johnny Nussbaum, and Frank Federo. Den awards and Webelos placements were announced for Dens 2 4 5 6 and Webelos groups. Cub Yukon Day set for Jan 13 with details later. Den 5 members met at Mrs John Horton’s home to make Christmas gifts for rest home patients and share carols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Channahon
Doug Dempsey
Nan
Don Konjevich
Diane Proser
Shirley Bailey
Cindy Hubert
Jamie Frazier
Johnny Nussbaum
Frank Federo
Den
Linda Harrington
Patch
Webelos
King Cobras
Nick Gregurich
John Baily
K.C. Martin
Ken Proser
Wildcats
John Nussbaum
Minooka church children craft Crismon tree symbols
At Minooka United Methodist Church children formed a 12 foot Crismon tree during an Advent celebration and Sunday school supervised by June Derick. They made Crismons to teach Christmas meaning, using white and gold ornaments and various symbols such as Chi-Rho, Greek cross, fish, crown, shepherd staff, passion cross, and Cross of Glory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minooka United Methodist Church
June Derick
Christ
Nativity Symbols Highlight Rose Epiphany Star Circles
Mrs. Joe Bien, 1100 Butler St Chicago 60611, an eye surgery patient at Northwestern Memorial Hospital Room 770, participates in a Nativity display referencing the familiar Christmas carol So How a Rose and its rose symbol from Isaiah. Children use five pointed Epiphany stars circles and triangles to signify the Trinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Julie) Bien
Butler St
Northwestern Memorial Hospital
Superior St
Fairbanks Ctt
Chicago
Christ
Isaiah
Jesus
God
Presbyterian Women Christmas Tea and Installation
The Women's Association of the First United Presbyterian Church held a Christmas Tea and installed officers. Alice Kulig chaired tea with assistants Nancy Henderson Nancy Montanus Betty Ferguson Linda Watling and Helen Rogers. Jean Ann Robinson opened with a brief business meeting and mission gifts summary. A candlelight service led by Jan Wharrie installed officers including Louise Walker treasurer Lois Godfrey and others. Continuing officers include Mrs. Robinson president Mary Lou Ryder vice president Judy Henderson secretary June Johnson and others. The evening devotional was by Mrs. Anderson and honorary memberships were given to Agnes Hoge and Laura Boone. The next meeting is planned for February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Association of the
First United Presbyterian Church
Alice Kulig
Nancy Henderson
Nancy Montanus
Betty Ferguson
Linda Watling
Helen Rogers
Jean Ann Robinson
Jan Wharrie
Louise Walker
Lois Godfrey
Barbara Royce
Nancy Warner
Maryon Anderson
Cochairman
Judy Winkel
Mrs. Robinson
Mary Lou Ryder
Judy Henderson
June Johnson
Betty Telfer
Anna Mae Wheeler
Carol Baum
Bessie Hamilton
Christmas program and club meetings listed for Wednesday
The calendar notes an American Legion Post No 294 special meeting at 7 30 p m Miriam Circle gathers at First United Methodist Church Nettle Creek Community Club meets at the school for a Christmas program with sandwiches cookies coffee and punch provided JFF Club meets Thursday at 7 30 p m with Mrs Harry Matteson a 2 gift exchange St Valentine’s Camp R N A Christmas party and gift exchange at 7 30 p m in the community room of the Mazon State Bank
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Post No. 294
Nettle Creek
Christmas Eve Holy Communion at First United Presbyterian
The First United Presbyterian Church will hold traditional Christmas Eve Holy Communion at 11 p.m. on December 24. The Handbell and Chancel Choirs will perform Nativity music and Jennifer Peterson will sing a solo. The service ends with candlelight as worshippers join in Silent Night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Presbyterian Church
Jennifer Peterson
Morris Couples Obtain Marriage Licenses
Gary Peterson and Dana Hansen of Morris apply for a marriage license. Robert Wrobel and Pamela Francois, both of Morris, also apply for a marriage license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Peterson
Dana Hansen
Morris
Robert Wrobel
Pamela Francois
Gardner Area Church and Club Christmas Activities
The United Lutheran Church Women held a December 7 salad luncheon with devotions and a Christmas program led by Margaret Sanders and others. Officers for the new year were installed with Judy Sirois as president. The Gardner Lions Club hosted a Christmas dinner at Country Mansion in Dwight with new members, a guest speaker, and centerpieces. Senior Citizens and Southeastern Grundy groups reported holiday schedules, events, and donations, including a rock-a-thon fundraiser and gifts to shut-ins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingrid Sandeno
Dorothy Twait
Judy Sirois
Betty Ben
May Sandeno
Wilma Vogen
Lavonne Hansen
Gardner Lions Club
Dwight
Jim Daies
Phil Allison
Mrs. Morgan of
Joliet
Southeastern Grundy
Gardner
Ida Grant
Ida Schopp
Jean Roff
Letha Cooper
Lorraine Jansen
Kay Jensen
Rose Croft
Francis Thygeson
Bud McDonald
Ina Male
Seniors Christmas party at Morris center features meals and reports
The Morris Senior Citizens held their Christmas party the past Saturday at the center. Hazel Enervold and Eloise Peterson served the dinner, with Lucille Matteson leading the table prayer. Norwood Brown led a brief business meeting and reports covered sickness, memberships, and subscriptions for 1979 Grundy County council. Information on dues and mail to Coal City angeboten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Senior Citizens
Hazel Enervold
Eloise Peterson
Lucille Matteson
Norwood Brown
Evelyn Telfer
Pearl Cryder
Morris
Grundy County Senior Citizens Council
S. Broadway
Coal City
Ethel Cork
Grundy County Senior Services
AARP
Florida
Grundy County Senior Service
D&s
Saber Room
Las Vegas Review
Drury Lane South
Monday Maidens Christmas Party Held at Halloran Home
The Monday Maidens of G.C.H.E. met at Mrs. Zita Halloran’s home with co host Mrs. Jane Black. Eleven members and one guest attended a potluck supper then sang carols with Mrs. Mariam Carlson on the organ. A secret pals drawing was held and gifts exchanged. Lois Godfrey won the mystery package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.C.H.E
Zita Halloran
Jane Black
Mariam Carlson
Lois Godfrey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hospital News
Girl Scout News
Boy Scout News
Den 5
John Horton
Crismon
Miriam Circle
First United Methodist Church
Gregory Peck
Laurence Olivier
FROIA
Brazil
Tou Ea Ee Ed
Paul W. Cable
Sun
the Coloniad Bouquet
Liberty
Gardner Area News
Conklin Dinner Theater
Bernard Enervold
David Bonnander
LaVerne Bradbury
Kathy
Betty
Doris
Sandy
Marianne
Barb
Catherine
Grundy County
American Cancer Society
Mrs
Harold Arneson
Washington St
Louise H. Atkins
1St Ave
Beth and
Jack Baker
West Ave
Morris Lou
Shirley Boero
Third St
Mary Borens
Caisley Ct
Wilbur and
Selma Brown
Vine St
Russ and
Betty Cassem
Meadows Circle
Milford Christianson
E. Benton St
Bob and
Bonnie Cleek
Verona
Elizabeth Clegg
Lincoln St
Bob, Cheryl, Julie and
Bradley Coop
W. North St
Harold and
Jean Coop
Bruce
John Cripe
Wauponsee St., Morris
Tom Cwik
John and
Andy
George St
Terrence Danee
Briar Lane
Donald Davidson, SR
E. North St
Mrs. Clifford Davies
Mazon, Ill
Haydn and
Letty Dewey
Rt. No. 1
Mazon
Jessie and
Kenneth Dibble
E. Chapin Sr
Pete Dipaolo
W. 3Rd St
Bob, Janet
Phil Duket
Lynwood Dr
Roger and
Joan Eslinger
E. Main Sr
James R. Feeney
Price St
Jim and
Pat Feeney and Family
Joyce George
Narvick Ave
Sam, Donna
Becky
Betty Gervase
Leonard
Olive) Giordano
E. Division
Wauponsee St
Mrs. Joseph Griglione
North St
Maron
Ken
Judy Guilette
Michael
Lisa
Heather
Glenwood Lane
Gordon Gunderson
Gardner, Ill
Lucille Gunnerson
Goold Drive
Willis
Darlene
Jeff Hanson
Morris Corrine
Jack Hartfield
Woodbridge Rd
Donna
Larry Hartman
Douglas St
Morris Earl
Eleanor and
David Hartman
Harold, and Maurene Headrick
Wallace Ave
Mrs. Thomas
Janet) Hill
E. Oak St
the Hunters
Jerry
Pat
Marc
Amy
Marion Johnson
Lisbon RD
Ellynor
Bob Kitterman
Armstrong Sr
John Kleinfeldt
W. Washington Sr
James W. Leonard
Sue
W. Southmor Rd
Harry and
Leah
Don, Jean, Dan
Dave Lyon
Robert W. Malmquist
Morris Bernard and
Elzena McGuan and
Madeline Melby
Jack and Shirley Micetich
Illinois
Rosie Miller
Cleco Dr
Apt
Pineville
Gerald Misener
Morris Dale
Julia Monson
Albert Namchick
W. Elm Sr
Henry and
Marilyn
Narwick
Union St
Gerald Nelson and Family
Gentie Newtson
R.F.D
Bob Ollerman
Morris Jane
John Olson
Liberty St
Clarence and
Mary Owens
E. First St
James Pantaleone and Family
TOM and Ruby Parker
Monte
Jeanette
Kim
Chad Payton
Lynn and
Edna Mae Pemberton
R. R
Berra Rd
Mrs. E. L. Petersen
Katie Phillips
MR. and
Mrs. Edmund Pierce
W. Jackson St
Donald A. and
Irma J. Potts
Diane and
Paul Root
Sherwood Place
Loren B. Sackett
David Sampson Family
Johnson Ave
Saratoga Inn and Staff
N. Division
Mrs. Pearl Simms
Wilmington, Ill
Floyd
Esp
Alan Siron
Black Sr
John Steele
Lynnwood Sr
Morris Bob, Sue, Eric and
Stephanie Suddick
Chuck and
Rosie
Syncrack! and Family
H. Dale Thorson
School Rd
Robert Trotter
W. DiviSion
Mrs. B. J. Ulm
4Th St
Mickie and
Paul van Zandt
Cora and
Ray Webb
Dolores
Jim Webber
Steve
Illinois Ave
Fred Wendell
Harry, Billie
Lori Wickman
Gun Club Rd
Rudy and
Mary Willis
Rt. No. 3
Ashley Rd
Morris Dan and
Betty Beal
Family
Verona, Ill
Rick and
Becky Cain
Dean and
Alice Jacobson
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