Grundy County Supervisors Proceedings April 1966
Grundy County Illinois board meets at Morris with Ness presiding. They receive jail inspection, Pebble Beach flood report, annual audit, and fund purchase for a county wide communication system. They discuss health department establishment and home health fee ordinance, then act on road additions and speed limits. Adjournment set for April 25 1966.
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County OF Grundy
Board of Supervisors
Morris
Illinois
Ness
Gotham
Wilt
Department of Public Works and Buildings
Pebble Beach
Illinois Department of Public Works and Buildings
Carr
Bozue
State OF Illinois Department OF Public Works and Buildings
Springfield
Division of Highways
Division of Waterways Division of Architecture
Francis S. Lorenz
Norbert J. Johnson
Nels P. Nelson
Grundy County
Linois
Certificate of Illinois Licensed
of Illinois
John C. Guillou
E. H. Greenwood
Greenwood, Roarty and Hinman
Certified Public Accountants
Byupervisor Burgess
Finance Committee
County Highway Department
Civil Defense Department
Gonnam
Harty
Burroughs
Ballard
Barron
Henderson
Hansen
Ryder
Brown
Burgess
Cacello
Gilchrist
Chiapetto
Hauschild
Winterbottom
State OF Illinois
Judiciary & Legislative
Civil Defense Committee
County Highway Committee
George Winterbottom
Russell G. Barron
Peter A. Cacello
Harry E. Brown
Zoning and Planning Commission
David F. Root
Root
Abel
Planning Commission
Harry
Nnam
Burroughs, Brown
Ness P. Nelson
Harty, Brown
Househild
County OF Grundy Board OF Supervisors
Multigraph Corp
Maint
Cote
Callaghan & Co
Bell Telephone Co
Shepard's Citations
F. Breisch
M.D
Johnson Publishing Co
Coal City Courant
Assoc
Develves Assessors
Illinois Record Division
Grundy Co
Soil Conservation Dist
Eugene Sorensen
J. W. Kales
Byrle Gotham
Arthur Bozue, Jr
Ray W. Hansen
Maurice Ballard
John Hauschild
Wilfred C. Harty
Henderson Hansen
Byers Printing Co
Mileage
Miege
Grundy
County Board of Supervisors
Joseph J. Will Neeleon
R. Ness
Board of Health of
COUNTY BOARD OF _ SUPERVISORS
Board of Health
Home Health Agency
Health Department
Illinois Department of Public Health
Housing Authority
State Housing Board
Thomas Bretto
Bretto
Pine Bluff Road
Waukegan Board Reverses Plan to Cut Kindergarten
The Waukegan School Board voted unanimously to continue kindergarten in all 17 elementary schools after discovering state aid eligibility and arranging a temporary transfer from the working cash fund. The May 31 decision to cut kindergarten followed a failed tax increase vote.
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Waukegan, Ill
Waukegan
Otto Graham
Indonesia to close most non-Indonesian schools in Jakarta
Jakarta Indonesia The Education Ministry announced that all non-Indonesian schools would close except those for embassy children The measure targets Chinese schools The status of the large international school funded by an American firm and a Catholic-run school was not specified
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Minooka Middle School Plans Eighth Grade Graduation
Eighth grade students of Minooka Community Consolidated Elementary School will hold the graduation program at 8 p m Thursday in the Minooka High School gym. Graduates include George F Bogart Gayle L Boss David A Castello Beth K Connor and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minooka Community- Consolidated
Minooka High School
George F. Bogart
Gayle L. Boss
David A. Castello
Beth K. Connor
Donald J. Coop
Gail A. Dullard
Sharon K. Eastman
Glenn D. Evans
LaVerne Farlan
Thomas H. Feeney
Pamela J. Ferguson
Michael J. Fleming
Kathleen A. George
Petition to Open McElvain Estate Validates Heir Shares
James FE. McElvain seeks probate of his father Carl R. McElvain who died May 22. Executor reports estate around 250000 in real estate and 50000 in personal property. Will gives widow Ruth half estate and all personal effects. three children get one sixth each: Caryl Bradford of Dallas, David P. McElvain of Dallas, and James E. McElvain of Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James FE. McElvain
Carl R. McElvain
Ruth P. McElvain
Caryl (McElvain) Bradford
Dallas
Tex
David P. McElvain
James E. McElvain
Morris
Panhandle Eastern gets FPC approval for $31.8 million gas facilities
The Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co of Kansas City won Federal Power Commission authorization on Monday to build $31.8 million in natural gas facilities. The project will boost the company’s peak daily transmission capacity by about 150 million cubic feet.
Regional expansion to meet rising customer demand
The plan aims to use resources to serve 33 existing customers and attract new clients across six states Illinois Indiana Michigan Missouri Kansas and Ohio. The move signals growth driven by demand in the Midwest and expands service coverage for the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Missouri
Kansas
Ohio
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Agent, Co
Donald A. Oe
Esantenaneey
Arthur Stinchcomb
Eeereweseees
Office Supply Co
Morris Publising Co
Parkinson Printing Co
John E. G. Olson
Saratoga
Mickey's Enco
Olson's Sinclair
Elmers
Benson Pontiac
Earl Dirker
Thomas Mitchell
Charles Girot
Fox
Otha King, Jr
Isvesces
Robert Lincieski
Fox Bounties
Ssscce
Raymond Rink, Jr
E.ccasee
John Landers
Pitney Bowes, Inc
TIGRE
Dssvitarmode
Burroughs Corp
Co. Treas
Ill. Office Supply
Srerocceve
Jeanette Thompson
Oricgs
Odiveccressa
Hammond & Stephens
Seseetecoses
the Psychological Corp
Esas Cceen
Ill. Assn
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Morris Publishing Co
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Treas
Byers
Mei Ostage
Else
Postage
County Health Fund
Home Health Service
Joseph J. Wilt Neeleon R. Ness
S.W. Cor
T, S.N
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Department of Public Works Anduildings
Ottawa
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Mdlinois
FAS
MFT
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Department of Public Works
Ilinois
Rotter
Morris Herald
Minooka
McElvain Estate
Paul Cable
Optometrist
E. Jefferson
Allan's
Allan
Pierce
Crown Duette
TOY
Rere
Northern Illinois Gas
Nai
Saas