Gardner Pack 462 May meeting plans and fishing derby
Gardner Cub Scout Pack 462 held its May pack meeting at the Scout Reservation near Morris. Cubmaster Art Mc Beath led a short business session after lunch and plans discussed included a float for Gardner Homecoming and a hayrack project. The group may visit Time Was Museum near Mendota in July. A fishing derby is set for June 10 at the reservation, with prizes awarded for biggest and smallest fish.
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Cub
Morris
Art McBeath
Mendota
Brian Bexson
Bart Newcomb
Rusty Soren
Judges to Attend Traffic Court Conference
Chief Circuit Judge Thomas R. Clydesdale announced that Associate Judges Robert G. Wren C. Howard Wampler John J. Clinch Jr. and Herman Ritter will attend the Illinois Traffic Court Conference at Bradley University in Peoria on June 8. A citation was issued for 1237 Wauponsee St for permitting a dog to run at large, with court on June 21 at 10 a.m. The conference will feature experts on traffic enforcement and discuss the new implied consent law effective July 1 1972 requiring breathalyzer tests or license suspensions for DUI offenders.
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Thomas R. Clydesdale
Oglesby
Robert G. Wren
Morris
C. Howard Wampler
Princeton
John J. Clinch Jr
Peru
Herman Ritter
Sheridan
Tom Wilson
Wauponsee St
Alan Love
Illinois Traffic Court
Bradley University
Peoria
Clydesdale
Traffic Court Fines Tallied in Local Docket
Coal City motorist Robert L Lincheski paid 50 dollars fine plus 10 dollars costs for driving with a revoked license after a March 26 citation by Deputy Glen Nowicki. Gregory A Ramsey 19 of 819 Douglas St was found guilty of illegal possession of open beer and fined 100 dollars plus 10 court costs. Mark E Olson 17 of 134142 Liberty St had a speeding charge dismissed on motion. John Warner 102 Nettle St was found guilty of disorderly conduct paying 25 dollars plus 10 costs. complaint signed May 11 by Mrs Phyllis Ferguson. John M Bryant 23 of Mazon fined 10 dollars plus 10 costs for no license and 10 dollars plus 5 costs for improper lane use. tickets by Deputy Charles Marketti May 15 on Illinois 47. Charles Butterfield 18 of 522 E North St fined 10 dollars plus 10 costs for violation of classification no motorcycle class.
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Robert L. Lincheski
Coal City
Glen Nowicki
Lincheski
Gregory A. Ramsey
Douglas St
Ramsey
Max Babcock
Division S
Mark E. Olson
Liberty St
Alan Love
Olson
E. Washington St
John Warner
Nettle St
Phyllis Ferguson
Warner
John M. Bryant
Mazon
Bryant
Charles Marketti
Illinois
Charles Butterfield
North St
Minooka Village Board to Meet Monday Evening
The Minooka Village Board will hold its regular monthly meeting Monday at 7 30 p m in the village hall.
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Minooka
REACT Groups Aid I 80 Motorists During Memorial Weekend
Grundy County and Midwest Radio Emergency Associated Citizens Team distributed over 3000 cups of coffee to motorists on Interstate 80 during the Memorial weekend. Grundy County volunteers staffed eastbound rest areas while Midwest REACT served westbound sections. 45 travelers with car trouble were aided. Joliet Scanners and Chinooka 108 clubs assisted. Coffee donations came from local businesses and an individual. Grundy County cars received fire extinguishers donated by a Joliet plant.
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Grundy County
Midwest Radio Emergency Associated Citizens Team
REACT
Midwest
Joliet
Andrew Ehret
William Robinson
Morris
NYC installs bright streetlights in 39 business districts
New York City will install high intensity street lights in 39 business neighborhoods to deter crime and improve safety. The program targets commercial corridors with enhanced lighting to reduce street crimes and support nighttime commerce.
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New York City
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