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Newspaper

Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1971

Page

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Park Transfer and New Vehicle Tag Sale Notice

Transfer Channahon park details July 1. Two applications for part time police work from Russell Johnson of Morris and Arthur Simpson of Leland Hill, with 60 day probation. Abandoned car rules set 30 days on private property and 72 hour tow notice. stolen or unoperable after 30 days. Tow rule 48 hours on village streets. Clerk Eunice Fishburn to sell vehicle tags at Mrs. Donald Rigazio’s home 3804 Earl Ave Leland Hills Saturday 9 to 12. regular office hours listed for Channahon are Mon Tue Sat 1 to 3 p.m. and Wed 7 to 9 p.m.

Russell Johnson Morris Arthur Simpson Leland Hill Eunice Fishburn Donald Rigazio Earl Ave Leland Hills Channahon

Sludge appeal hearing on SEMCO permit denied by county

Grundy County Board of Appeals will hear SEMCO’s appeal at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the courthouse regarding a denial of a sludge operation permit in Norman Township. SEMCO began spreading sludge May 10 on the Dunn property six miles west of Illinois 47. The CMSD sends sludge by rail six nights weekly under a $2.25 million contract to remove 420 000 wet tons, with EPA permit limits and a completion deadline of November 15, 1971 for a 1300 acre project.

Grundy County

MCHS Class of 1971 Graduation Highlights and Speakers

The Morris Community High School 1971 graduating class of 195 students marked commencement with Fanfare and Processional by the school band. Speeches by salutatorian Kurt Salems and valedictorian James Skinner, honors from Supt. Claude J. Rose, and diplomas presented by Ray Christensen concluded the ceremony. The baccalaureate service earlier emphasized youth shaping a turbulent world, with ministers including Kevin OConnor and Joseph Aldridge.

Morris Community High School MCHS Norval R. Wigtil Kurt Salems James Skinner Ted Morgan Claude J Kevin O’connor Joseph Aldridge

Final plans for Morris Public Library open house

Library trustees finalize details for a Sunday open house from 2 to 5 p.m. at the Morris Public Library. Mrs. Gordon Gregg reports refreshments by the Morris Woman's Club and invitations to libraries churches clubs and individuals. The board approves a part time helper and a fee for temporary residents.

New Morris Public Library Gordon Gregg Morris Woman’s Club F. Wayne Graham Gregg Thomas Wilkinson Greg American Library Dallas Tex John Roth William Hynds Arthur Meadors Frank Condon

Weather Summary at Dresden Island Locks and Dam

Partly sunny and cooler today with fair conditions tonight and lows in the mid 50s. Wednesday should be mostly sunny with a high near 80. Monday reached 89 degrees at the Dresden Island Locks and Dam, with a 57 degree low. 7 am temperature was 59 degrees.

Dresden Island

Parklake Village plans total 424 dwellings near Lisbon Road and George St

Morris Development Corp of Chicago proposes a 25 acre planned unit development east of Lisbon Road and north of George Street with 424 housing units in a soundproof condominium complex. Pedestrian walks Zinnia to Petunia lanes connect units with a two acre freshwater lake stocked with fish and a clubhouse plus sports facilities.

Parklake Village George St Lisbon Road Leon Apanas Morris Development Corp Morris Planning Commission City Hall Chicago

Four city accidents leave no injuries reported

Four city accidents occurred Monday with no injuries. At Spruce and Douglas Streets a two vehicle collision blocked by a low hanging tree left drivers with limited view. Other incidents on Liberty Street and Washington Street involved rear end and backing collisions, respectively, with no injuries.

Spruce Douglas Sts Dean Sager Terry T. Cleeton Rve Patricia L. Gunnerson First Ave Liberty St Buchanan St Harold Carlson Susan J. Richards Rte. 1

Bloodmobile to Visit VFW Hall for Blood Drive

The American Red Cross bloodmobile will be at VFW Hall 309 McKinley St from 11:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. next Monday aiming for 150 pints. Theme is Hospitals don’t close for summer while schools do. June to August need more donations due to vacations. Appointments through Morris Hospital 942-2932 or Red Cross office 942-1046 mornings.

American Red Cross Veterans of Foreign Wars VFW McKinley St Morris Hospital Red Cross

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Channahon Park McClintock Acres State of Illinois Channahon State Park Charles Fishburn Melinda Harper Knight James Kinzig Roy Hamberger Willard Giese John Baxter Charles Albert Andrews, Jr Kirk A. Ashline Gregory Todd Baker James H. Baker Jo-Ellen Ballard Karla Sue Ballard Thomas Michael Bednarik Gary D. Behrens Debora Marie Bellin Marlene Joy Bien Edward Michael Black Michael J. Black David C. Borchett Barbara Jane Brady Demetra Sue Brewer Charles G. Brinkman Kenneth L. Brisbin Scott A. Brooks Carol Ann Brown Judson E. Brown Michael D. Barnes Paul F. Bussey Peter E. Butler Charles G. Butterfield Debra Louise Cardot Suzanne Lee Chamberlain Goose Lake Prairie Joe Nyhoff Gebhard Woods Stratton State Park CPSC North States Oil CO Rte Hllino Zinnia Blick Gar Bui George Street Homi Open Space Community Apanas Home Owners Association Audrey L. Dewitt W. Jackson St Richards W. Washington St Donald Ward Alton Thompson New Lenox Agnes E. Zentz E. Main St Margaret F. Fleming Rte. 2 Minooka Bedford Plaza
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