Grundy County 4 H Fair Opens Amid Rainy Morning
Dairy cattle judging continued at the eighth Grundy County 4 H fair in Mazon as gates opened at 8 a m. By noon results across poultry baking and cooking divisions were reported, highlighting blue ribbon winners and team champions from Coal City Nettle Creek Gooselake and surrounding groups.
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Grundy County
Mazon
Mark Wills
Coal City
Mile Englert
Janice Englert
Connie Englert
Nettle Creek
Douglas Burkart
Kristin Fillman
Goodfarm Boys
Peter J. Bohlander
Gooselake Jr
Mike Williams
Diane Sutton
Erienna Future Farmers
Dale Pokarney
Highland Hotshots
Danny Burger
Kathy Englert
Dave
Kenneth Rogers
Roy M. Bohlander
Daniel Dirker
Goose Lake Jr
Tim Cromwell
Mazon Boys
Frienna Future Farmers
Steven Creek
Nettle Creek Ag
Bob Pogliano
Minooka Ag
Sue Fieldman
Sherry Lucas
Merry Goodfarm Maidens
Melanie Connor
Mary K. Fennell
Patti Struck
M.D
Elaine Williams
Nancy Friant
Vienna
Jackie Liebold
Anna Marie Struck
Christi Black
Susan Rudow
Laura Pilch
Barbara McKenzie
Merry Goodraym
Deanne Castelli
Molly Maker
Regina Serena
Connie Williams
Diane Punke
Anita Baker
Debra Francisco
Karen Kasher
A Circle A
Susan Walker
Janet Latimer
Nettle Enna
Plan Arraignment For Speck Monday
Chicago AP Richard Speck 24 indicted in the eight-nurse slayings faces arraignment Monday as the grand jury returned eight murder indictments. Judge Edward F Healy will set the arraignment date and Speck recovers from a chest ailment while awaiting transfer questions loom.
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Chicago
Richard Speck
Circuit Court
Edward F. Healy
Healy
Speck
Stamos
Gerald Getty
Driver Injured In One Car Accident Here
Guy Ferry 54 of Moline lost control on wet pavement at 6 40 a m on Interstate 80 half a mile west of Illinois 47. His car went into the ditch causing front end damage. He and wife Helen 50 were taken to Morris Hospital by Finland Ambulance. Mrs Ferry released after examination. Guy treated for a deep laceration over his right eyebrow and released. The Ferrys are at the Park Motel pending arrangements.
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Guy Ferry
Moline
Interstate 80
Illinois 47
Helen
Morris Hospital
Finland
Ferry
The
Park Motel
Timely Rain Saves Crops in County
Rain ended a long dry spell across northern Illinois with totals up to 3.40 inches in Chicago area and 17.08 inches since March in parts of Grundy County. Agronomists credit nitrogen fertilizer for corn tolerance. farmers face variable stands and a crucial pollination period after August first.
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Collins
College of Agriculture
University of Illinois In
Urbana
Agronomists
S. R. Aldrich
W. O. Scott
Illinois
Aldrich
Scott
Mattoon
Champaign
Springfield
St. Louis
U. S. Weather Bureau
Moline
Chicago
Buffalo Grove
Elk Grove
Justice
Glenview
Crystal Lake
Rockford
Peoria
Quincy
Weather Bureau
Attorney Morris Atty David F Root Appointed Chair
Morris Atty David F Root named chairman of the Illinois State Bar Association special committee on liaison to the State's Attorney Association and vice chairman of the scope and correlation committee. He previously served as vice chairman of the latter committee in 1965 66 fiscal year. The 15 000 member organization has 23 standing committees and 26 sections.
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Morris Atty
David F. Root
Illinois State Bar Association
State’s Attorney Association
Lisle Crash Kills Three Mothers Daughter and Passenger
A mother Mrs Carol Pienney of Naperville a daughter Joanne and Linda Passmore 18 of Naperville were killed in a collision at Illinois 34 and Yender Avenue Lisle DuPage County. Police reported the three victims killed in the accident today.
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Lisle, Ill
Illinois 34
Yender Avenue
Lisle
DuPage County
Carol Pienney
Naperville
Joanne
Linda Passmore
4-H Clothing Projects Judged At County Fair
A total of 69 4-H girls earned A ratings on advanced clothing projects judged Tuesday at the fair grounds pavilion. The daylong event ran from 9 30 a.m. to 5 p.m. with examinations of garment construction and fit. Winners include Nancy Davy Mary Dearth Alice Wakeman Debbie Trotter and many others as county delegates to the state fair. first year projects also list multiple recipients across several clubs.
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Fairgrounds
Nancy Davy
Mary Dearth
Alice Wakeman
Debbie Trotter
Coal City Modernettes
Vickie Brockman
Susan Ryder
Gail Vanderhyden
Wauponsee
Handy Anns
Karen Creech
Jennifer Creech
Raynice Male
Pam Spezio
Gardner Lew and So
Carol Carpenter
Debbie Goode
Norma Hopkins
Diane Zilm
Bishop R Blanchette Named to Joliet Diocese Post
Most Rev. Romeo R. Blanchette named bishop of the Joliet Diocese by Pope Paul VI, replacing the late Bishop Martin C. Mc Namara. Blanchette, 53, long served as vicar general and chancellor, with installation to follow at Cathedral of Saint Raymond Nonnatus. He was born January 6, 1913 in St. George, Kankakee County, and has held numerous diocesan roles since 1949.
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Romeo R. Blanchette
Joliet
Martin C. McNamara
Blanchette
Maxita
McNamara
Saint Raymond Nonnatus
Pope Paul VI
Washington, D. C
St. George
Kankakee County
Quigley Preparatory Seminary
Chicago
St. Mary of the Lake Seminary
Mundelein
George Cardinal Mundelein
Pontifical Gregorian University
Rome
DePaul University
Holy Name Cathedral
Archdiocesan Tribunal
Francis
Grant Park
Lorenzo
Phoenix
Arizona
Achille
Kenneth
Rita) Beaupre
Peoria
Anita
Momence
Levi Blanchette
Wisconsin Supreme Court Reverses Antitrust Conviction in Braves Case
The Wisconsin Supreme Court, in a 4-3 ruling, overturned a Milwaukee antitrust conviction against baseball, saying the state cannot regulate the sport. The decision voided a judge’s finding against the National League and ordered dismissal of the state suit. The court cited federal precedent on baseball and warned against a patchwork of state controls. The state plans to appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court within 30 days.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Supreme Court Today
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
U.S. District Court
Elmer W. Roller
National League
Braves
Atlanta
United States Supreme Court
Congress
U.S. Supreme Court
Nathan Heffernan
Soldier receives $9,522 re enlistment bonus
Army Sgt. James A. Wallett, 24, at Fort Belvoir Virginia signed for another hitch receiving a $9,522 re enlistment bonus. The Army sets bonuses by soldier skills and years of service.
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FT. Belvoir
Army
James A. Wallett
Weather forecast and temperature notes from Collins station
The U S Weather Bureau expects cloudy with a chance of showers tonight and a low in the lower 70s. Thursday outlook shows morning showers and partial clearing with a high in the lower 80s and variable winds. Tuesday reached 93 degrees at Collins Weather Station with a 70 degree low and 1.33 inches of rain late Tuesday into Wednesday morning.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Collins
Morris
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South Chicago Community Hospital
Robert Purdue
Mount Prospect
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Town and Country
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Stitch In Time
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Kitchen Queens
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Paula Fieldman
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Donna Wollgast
Debbie Corrie
Merry Goodfarm
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Goose Lake
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Janice Sorenson
Kitchen
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Sandra Funk
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Betty Daughette
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Sheila Olsen
Linda Pfeifer
Penny Vice
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Jean Gantzert
Terri Williams
Connie Rabisky
M. C
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Edith Delrose
Mix and Stitch
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Melinda Alderson
Nancy Dinelli
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