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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1966
Page
4
An appeal is being made for additional Candy Stripers at Morris Hospital to support patient care and visitor services. The call emphasizes volunteer help is needed to assist hospital staff and brighten patient experiences.
The Morris Hospital Aid Society announces a need for young volunteers to assist at Morris Hospital during summer and school year. Requirements: age sixteen or work permit from Morris Community High School, C average, parental permission, and Candy Striper pledge. Contact Mrs. Thomas Harr at WH 2-5360.
Bill Reed, Big Ten commissioner, serves a four year term as NCAA representative on the U S Olympic Committee, joining the national body to oversee Olympic related matters.
Paul D. Gooch, 24, of 1331 N. Liberty St., was fined 15 dollars plus 5 dollars costs in magistrate court this morning for driving with noisy mufflers. He was ticketed June 4 at the corner of Jackson and Liberty Streets by City Policeman Glen Anderson.
Emmett Bradley aged 31 from Zion was shot to death with a .22 caliber pistol Monday night at a tavern on Sheridan Road north of Zion authorities said.
Radcliffe College in Cambridge Massachusetts reported gifts totaling $2.2 million received in the past year.
Two high school juniors from Grundy County have been chosen by Illinois State University for the 1966 summer seminars at Normal from June 27 to July 15. Mary Berry of Coal City High School will attend the mathematics seminar while Lucinda Hopkins of Mazon Township High School will study American history.
Chicago civic center manager Jack Niblett said about 23 dollars in coins were recovered from the fountain in front of the center on Monday.
Grundy County Farm Bureau women with Country Companies sponsor an eight hour adult driver improvement course for licensed drivers. Sessions run 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. July 11 and 18 at the Morris Farm Bureau office with ISP safety section assistance. Maximum 50 participants. $1.25 materials fee.
Brown University in Providence has secured a two year federal grant of 166000 to plan a high energy radiation center costing about 3 million. The project will involve several Rhode Island hospitals.
Area graduates from Illinois State University have signed teaching contracts for next fall. Jan Baker of Coal City will teach the blind at Lincoln Elementary and Lombard Junior High in Lombard. Chandra Dorick of Minooka will teach elementary primary deaf in Libertyville. Sigrunn Hovland of Morris will teach English at Eisenhower High School in Blue Island. Phil Dinelli of South Wilmington will teach physical education and driver education at South High School in Downers Grove. Carol Ogg of Dwight will teach second grade in Streator. Sue Ebherd of Waverly will teach primary education in the area.
Mary educable mentally handicapped in Yorkville and Carol Hockstrasser of Berkeley will teach shorthand secretarial practice and home management at Yorkville High School.
Camden New Jersey officials say Tiros 7, the oldest operating weather satellite, has completed three years in orbit and continues to function well. The RCA team reports the craft remains active and reliable.
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