Penetrating Comments From Kids At Brookyn Avenue School
Valley Stream New York report on third graders at Brookyn Avenue School who anonymously wrote views on Parents School and teachers and themselves. The 33 pupils 17 boys 16 girls were guided by teacher Annette Higgins who praised their work.
Salt Use When Boiling Vegetables
A guideline states one teaspoon of salt per quart of water for boiling vegetables. It emphasizes salting the water to season vegetables as they cook.
Traffic Court actions settle fines on Route 47 cases
LeRoy Mitchell of Mor ris charged for an improper left turn near Hume school paid 10 dollars plus costs in Justice Cryer Bryants court. Richard Bolen of Vine Street ticketed for 77 mph in a 65 mph zone on Route 47 paid 12 dollars plus costs. Marshall Wennerstrom of Mazon appeared on a speeding charge with Justice Bryant setting a 1 dollar fine plus 5 dollars costs.
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Morris
John Kruger
Hume School
Cryer Bryants
Richard Bolen
Vine St
Jack O’hagen
Bolen
Cryer Bryant
Marshall Wennerstrom
Mazon
Justice Bryant
Athletic director reshapes district program and staffing
The board authorized Ferguson to take over as athletic director with new duties including eligibility oversight, event contracting, transportation, scheduling, and budgeting while ceasing class teaching except for boys physical education. They face filling head basketball and football roles after Bennett’s resignation and plan meetings with Steffen. The board also approved a one year $30 monthly car rental from Brown Motor Co for Driver Education and set instructor pay as courses begin next week with Vernon Cornish and Robert Henkle as instructors.
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Ferguson
Bennett
Steffen
Brown Motor Co
Morris
Palmer Reed
Vernon Cornish
Robert Henkle
Reed
School board eyes bids for earth removal and fence move
Over 30 people have joined the course. Before adjourning until July, the board authorized the administration and the building and grounds committee to investigate bids for earth removal and fence relocation at the high school and gave them power to act. They were also authorized to arrange installing basketball goals in the parking lot on the west side of the high school.
Cerutti Rites Set for Joliet Man in Braidwood
Funeral services for Joseph J. Cerutti 56 who died Tuesday at St Josephs hospital Joliet will be from Patterson Funeral Home Braidwood at 9 a m to Immaculate Conception Church at 9 30 a m Friday Rev Edmund Gregory will officiate The Rosary will be said at 8 p m Thursday.
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Joseph J. Cerutti
St. Joseph's Hospital
Joliet
Patterson Funeral Home
Braidwood
Immaculate Conception Church
Edmund Gregory
Solar powered drill aims to bore granite with rechargeable cells
Coal City reports results of a study using a drill powered by rechargeable solar batteries. The instrument is designed to drill through granite, one of the hardest minerals to penetrate.
Opera Star Mary Garden Plans U S Visit
The renowned operatic soprano Mary Garden, aged 87 and living largely in Scotland, will travel to the United States in the fall. Her near retirement years contrast with her celebrated half century on the stage.
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Mary Garden
Scotland
U.S
Minooka FFA Sends Members to State Judging Contests
Twelve members of the Minooka Chapter FFA travel to Champaign on Thursday for state judging contests. Livestock representors are Don Shuck Roger Hadaway and Fred Beane with dairy Leon Steffes Leroy Steffes and Richard Stephen. poultry handlers are Joe Coyne Tom Geistler and Ed Beasley. grain team includes Joe Findlay Jon Marley and Gary Geistler.
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Minooka
FFA
Champaign
Don Shuck
Roger Hadaway
Fred Beane
Leon Steffes
Leroy Steffes
Richard Stephen
Joe Coyne
Tom Geistler
Ed Beasley
Joe Findlay
Jon Marley
Gary Geistler
Scholar Samuel Sandmel Named President of Biblical Society
The Society of Biblical Literature and Exegesis has named Dr. Samuel Sandmel as its new president. He serves as provost of the Hebrew Union College Jewish Institute of Religion. Snakes and fish hear via ground and water vibrations. The Cherokee Nation of Indians was founded at Tahlequah Oklahoma on September 6 1839.
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The
Society of Biblical Literature and Exegesis
Interfaith Organization of America
Bible Scholars
Samuel Sandmel
Hebrew Union College
Jewish Institute of Religion
Cherokee Nation of Indians
Tahlequah
Okla
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