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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1978
Page
2
A six to eight serving dessert recipe combining vanilla pudding milk egg yolks heavy cream and cranberry-orange relish with unflavored gelatin folded in and strawberries arranged around the top to resemble a flower. The mixture is cooked thickened cooled thickened chilled then decorated and served.
Visiting hours listed for Medical and Surgical floors with specific times. Admitted include Andrew Bell and many others. births note Patricia Swind as Patricia Kennedy’s partner and a girl born at 5 14 p m Monday. several patients and dismissals listed with addresses across Coal City Gardner Dwight and surrounding towns.
A general meeting of Parents Without Partners Inc will be held at 8 30 p m Friday at Jiminez Hall Stillwell and Moon Ave Rockdale A program on hair styling and grooming will be presented by professionals and a live band will provide dancing after the program.
Betsy Naretto daughter of Louis and Mrs Naretto holds valedictorian honors at Gardner South Wilmington High School. Karla Lutz daughter of Karl and Mrs Lutz is salutatorian both plan to enroll at Joliet Junior College for teaching careers. JJC Foundation Scholarships awarded to two Gardner students worth 200 each for next year.
Mrs. Bernard Marjorie Davidson of 406 E High St is a surgical patient in St Joseph Hospital Joliet Room 336 Paul Clifford Warrick who was discharged last Thursday from St Joseph Hospital Joliet was readmitted with pneumonia Sunday
Eastern Illinois University lists area students with high honors Gay Todd Dwight Gina Pfeifer Gardner Catherine Feltz Laurel Garnett Sharon Gaesser Catherine Stawicki Yorkville Daniel Clampitt Newark Kathy Gradis Mazon Debra Collins Susan Morris Morris. Southern Illinois University conferred degrees for area students Douglas Larson Newark bachelor of science Barbara Hopkins Yorkville Linda Millen Yorkville high honors Debra Walker Coal City Perry Walker Coal City Maxine Anders Morris James Zambahlen Morris BS.
The Norman Homemakers Club met at Mrs. John McGuan's home with Mrs. Harry Alchlager as co-hostess. Sixteen members and one guest attended. Ruth Wallace was named secretary pro-tem. Next gathering set for Sunday July 9 at Mrs. Burns home with a potluck family picnic. Gary Phillips of Grundy County Sheriff's Department spoke on safety and traffic laws noting most accidents occur within 25 miles of home. Lunch was served by the hostesses.
Miss Susan Balensiefer and Gary Wangler united in marriage at the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses on May 27 with William Holmes officiating. The couple selected Loyal Love as their instrumental piece, with other recorded selections. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Quinones of Chandler, Ariz., wore a white gown and lace veil, carrying white silk organza roses. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wangler of Route 2, was supported by a large bridal party including bridesmaids, groomsmen, and ushers from Morris, Minooka, Braceville, Peoria, and Chandler. A reception followed at the VFW Hall, with a Wisconsin to Florida honeymoon plan. The couple now reside at 3545 Dwight Road, Morris.
Lori Ann Pierard and David L. Pierson married April 22 at the United Methodist Church in Coal City with Rev Billy Pearson officiating. The couple, both Coal City residents, announce an open house and will reside at 675 Vermillion St. Coal City.
Minooka High School selects 1978 79 officers for the French Club with Rhonda Lehman as president Linda Hansen as vice president Pam Middleton as secretary treasurer and Pam Maxwell as student council member.
Vacation Bible School at West Lisbon Lutheran Church on Route 1 Newark runs June 12 to 23 from 8 30 a m to noon for ages 4 through eighth grade with theme Sing A New Song. Bible study memory stories games and events planned. Call 736 6331 for rides or information.
Local classified ads list job openings for servicemen including skilled trades, delivery, electrical, mechanical, and security posts. Readers can find contact details and brief requirements for each position and apply through provided channels. Some listings note veterans benefits or on the job training opportunities.
Service Marine Cpl. Carl Russell of Gardner is taking part in NATO exercise Dawn Patrol 78 in the Mediterranean Sea. He serves with Battalion Landing Team One Slant Eight, based at Camp Lejeune North Carolina.
Five Seneca High FFA members will attend the 50th annual Illinois State Convention at the U I Assembly Hall on June 13 14 and 15. Attendees include Jeff Wignes president Harold Lee vice president Mike Rohner secretary John Scheffer treasurer and Nathan Applebee reporter. During the ceremonies Scheffer will be awarded the
The Morris La Leche League meets at 7 30 p m Thursday at Eileen Mathews home 5539 N Barrington Rd for a discussion Baby Arrives and the Family in Relation to Breastfed Baby Co led by Mrs Jean Fletcher and Nancy Thomas The event invites all nursing mothers and their babies The group offers a lending library and provides contact numbers for information.
The Mazon Baptist Mission will hold Vacation Bible School from Monday to June 16, 7 to 9 p.m. Children from second grade through eighth are invited. Pre-registration is Saturday at 1 p.m. at the church. Pastor Rev. Ray Mullins leads the church.
The West Mew TOPS group named Miss Mary Black the best loser in May with Mrs. Mary Shoudis as first runner-up and Mrs. Kathy Smith and Mrs. Sandy Durbin tied for second. Other winners included Mrs. Juanita Leger and Mrs. Georgia Jenkins as weekly top finishers. New member welcomed. charms awarded to Mrs. Durbin, Mrs. Ruth Haas and Mrs. Smith. Reminder of paper drive and last week of current contest. birthday party rescheduled with optional $3 gift exchange. Local clubs list Tuesday through Friday meetups at Holiday Inn, Eagles Hall, and various community venues.
Leslie Darin celebrated with a luncheon and baby shower hosted by Mrs. John Olson. Assistants were Mrs. Barney Cloonen and Mrs. Tom Mickelson. The mother-to-be received a wicker carriage planter while five grandmothers got photo albums. Guests from Lake Forest, Coal City and Darien attended.
Minooka Elementary Education Association held its final meeting of the year on Thursday. Elected officers are Dean Agney president, Stan Ripsch vice president, Vicki Purcel secretary, Joan Olson treasurer, and Don Corrie parliamentarian. Tentative plans and committee appointments were set. Rick Coop welfare, Mary Lou Friant public relations, Bob Ballentine information, Joan Olson program, Opal Fannin social, Hugh Palmer goals, and Vickie Winter named Region 18 representative.
The Camera Club will gather at 6 30 p m Thursday at Gebhard Woods for a work meeting. Members are to bring their cameras. Dorothy Mettille of Lawrence Studio will address the group.
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