Craft Workshop Teaches Ceramics and Mosaics
Sixty seven persons attended the craft workshop sponsored by the Cooperative Extension program. Four H members Girl Scouts Cub Scouts and interested people joined in the ceramics and mosaics sessions led by Mrs Ronald Barron Mrs Bernard Harford Mrs Howard Sutton and Mrs Nancy Moore with Mor ris and Good farm Township named among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperative Extension Program
Ronald Barron
Goodfarm Township
Bernard Harford
Mazon
Howard Sutton
Morris
Nancy Moore
Migrant Council Reports and Local Club Meetings
The Grundy County Migrant Council is reported by Mrs Evelyn Gantzert and Mrs Esther Harford of Mazon noting a decline in migrant workers. Women from the First United Presbyterian and Asbury Methodist churches led meetings with devotions, lessons, and social duties. Rodger Christensen received a farewell party as he prepare to join the Marines. Ontario parks hosted 10,192,533 visitors in 1967, a 4 percent rise over 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Association
The
First United Presbyterian Church
Edwin Keene
Keene
Evelyn Gantzert
Esther Harford
Mazon
Grundy County
Rodger Christensen
Melville Christensen
Theodore Christensen
Christensen
Gardner- Se
Wilmington Township
Ontario
Canada
Lands and Forest Park Branch
Glamor stocks fade after brisk rally on profit taking
New York AP reports a stock market wobble as glamor shares lead declines while gold mining groups rebound. The Dow fell to 835.24 at noon after an early gain faded, with Polaroid IBM Teledyne Itek and Control Data among big movers.
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New York
Dow Jones
Associated Press
Polaroid
IBM
Teledyne
Itek
Control Data
Commodity price roundups from Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Chicago AP reports mixed quotes from the Mercantile Exchange with butter grades AA A and B trading around 93 to 90 cents per pound and egg prices for whites mixed grades averaging in the high 20s to 28 cents. cars and standards values appear in shorthand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mercantile Exchange
Chicago cash grain price report summary
Chicago market figures list grain prices for wheat corn oats soybeans and oils. Wheat No 2 hard 1577. No 2 soft red 1497. Corn No 2 yellow 112 per bushel No 3 109 14 132 No 4 1061. Oats No 2 heavy white 80. Soybeans No 1 yellow 272. Soybean oil 922.
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Chicago
Primitive Start: Haiti’s Naive Art Pioneers
Haiti’s primitive art movement began with Hector Hyppolite decorating fences with enamel and a chicken feather brush. Micius Stephane, once a cobbler, painted on old oil calendars, while Louverture Poisson started on discarded photographic film as four museums vied for his work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port-Au-Prince
Haiti
Hector Hyppolite
Micius Stephane
Louverture Poisson
Career Night At Minooka On March 20
Minooka High School invites sophomores juniors and interested freshmen to a college and career night at 7 30 p m on Wednesday March 20 at Wilmington High School. About 50 representatives from colleges universities junior colleges trade schools and other programs will discuss admission requirements scholarships tuition and planning with students and parents.
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Minooka High School
Wilmington High School
Gardner-South Wilmington
Minooka
Coal City
Mazon
Manteno
Peotone
Wilmington
Couple’s disappearance noted amid UCLA ties and futures
Acquaintances say Gonzales and Letsinger dated over a year while both were students at UCLA. Gonzales won the Bill Dana award for prestigious filmmaking and served as liaison in the theater arts department. Letsinger worked at Systems Development Corp in Santa Monica and aimed to be a Russian interpreter for the State Department.
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Gonzales
Argentina
Miss Letsinger
University of California At
Los Angeles
Bill Dana
Ucla Theater Arts Department
Systems Development Corp
Santa Monica
Obituary for Leora Johnston of South Wilmington
Mrs. Harold Leora Johnston 74 of South Wilmington died Wednesday at Grundy County Nursing Home after a long illness. She was born Oct 10 1893 and survived by five sisters and six brothers. Funeral services will be held at Emington Congregational Church with burial at Union Cemetery Emington. Memorials to South Wilmington Methodist Church.
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South Wilmington
Harold
Leora) Johnston
Grundy County
Hattie Stevenson
Dwight
Loretta Schugart
Morris
Lucille Case
Chillicothe
Esther Swartz
Jennie Gaddo
Robert Granger
John
Waukegan
Coal City
Donald
Linton
Ind
William
Thomas
Elmer
Patterson Funeral
Methodist Church
Braceville-Gardner
Eli H. Taylor
Effie A. Stroud
Charles E. Telford
Ruthven
Iowa
Emington Congregational Church
Union Cemetery
Emington
Clare Nave
van Qualen Funeral Home
Alice Telford
Kankakee
Julian
Leo Taylor
Ruthven and
Elmo
Portland
Ore
Edith Taylor
Elva Herrig
Minneapolis
Minn
Ruth Sprague
Rochester
Jessie Cardell
Milford
Mary Taylor
Spencer
Myrtle Umbrell
Ayshire
Ruby Peterson
Esther Smith
West Bend
Charles E
Carrie) Telford
Riverside Hospital
Saunemin
Andrew L Perino of Braceville is Dead at 55
Andrew L Perino 55 of Braceville died Tuesday at St Joseph Hospital Joliet after a lingering illness. Survived by wife Gladys daughter Sharon and son Michael all of Braceville Township and three sisters and a brother. Burial at Mt Olivet Wilmington with services at Immaculate Conception Braidwood. Visitation tonight. Donations to cancer fund. Born June 6 1912 in Torino Illinois.
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Braceville
Andrew LI Perino
St. Joseph Hospital
Joliet
Gladys
Sharon
Michael
Braceville Township
Peter Bono
Albert Constantine
Paul Puleo
Francis
Coal City
Andrew Perino Sr
John
Patterson
Braidwood
Immaculate Conception Church
Mt. Olivet
Wilmington
Cancer Fund
Torino
Ill
Henry E. Green Rites Held in Seneca Area
Henry Edward Green 78 of Ransom died at 11 a.m. Wednesday at home. Services 2 p.m. Friday Pfeffer Funeral Home Seneca with Rev. Clarence Kimmell officiating. Burial Mt. Hope Cemetery. Survived by brother Charles of Odell and several nieces and nephews. World War I veteran and charter member of American Legion Post 674 to conduct graveside rites.
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Seneca
Henry Edward Green
Ransom
Pfeffer
Clarence Kimmell
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Grundy County
Ferdinand and
Augusta
Craig) Green
Seneca-Ransom
Charles
Odell
American Legion
Photo Patents Show 1967 Dip in U S Grants
A study from Industrial Photography Magazine reports U S applicants earned 992 photo patents in the first ten months of 1967, down from 1,187 in 1966. West Germany led international grants with 125 patents, Japan 25, Switzerland 18, and Great Britain 17, amid a Supreme Court ruling on obviousness.
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New York
Industrial Photography Magazine
West Germany
U.S
Japan
Switzerland
Great Britain
United States
Supreme Court
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Stride
Chic
Fawn
Ochiai Morris
Gardner Notes
Migrant Council Report
WSCS
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Asbury Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Marion McDonald
George Hale
W. Perkins
LaVerne Olson
Henry Hollmeyer
Ruah Small
Bell Small
Hale
Vernon Ash
Ernest Howland
Hornsby
Hornsbys
Permo
Sixes
Save
Spring News Makersl
Permo-Press & Wash
Tops
Canvas Casuals
Chicago Cash Grain
Harold Johnston
Andrew L. Perino
Charles Telford
Henry E. Green
Chevrolet
Ody
VAN
Gotla
E. Jackson
Me Sindy
Bob
Henkle
E. F. Hutton
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