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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1973
Page
5
Area schools publish weekly menus with options from Monday to Friday. The meals include steak with potatoes and gravy, green beans, cake and milk on Monday, Hamburger on bun with chips and slaw on Tuesday, spaghetti with salad and jello on Wednesday, meat loaf with potatoes and corn on Thursday, and cheese toasties or soup with dessert on Friday.
Monday included cheese dog American fries buttered peas and carrots pear half and milk Tuesday offered spaghetti and meat balls tossed salad bread and butter oatmeal cookie Wednesday featured hamburger on bun french fries buttered corn coconut pudding Thursday served peanut butter and jelly sandwich frites or corn chips green beans peach half and milk Friday provided golden fried chicken mashed potatoes bread and butter tutti frutti jello and milk
Monday features hamburger on bun with buttered corn French fries pudding and milk. Tuesday offers beef stew cole slaw hot rolls butter cookie. Wednesday serves Bar B Q on bun buttered mixed beans applesauce fruit crisps and milk. Thursday presents chicken and noodles lettuce salad corn muffin butter brownie and milk. Friday includes fish square whipped potatoes jello square peaches and milk.
Weekly school meals feature Monday to Friday plates including steak sandwich and slaw on Monday, pizza casserole Tuesday, beef stew Wednesday, turkey Thursday, and macaroni and cheese Friday. The Coal City Middle School awards night potluck occurs Saturday at 6:30 p.m. at the grade school, with athletic awards for the year. Also listed are 1973 74 cheerleading rosters, Little League meeting details, a junior class play on April 6, a transfer address for Air Force staff, and local club meetings at VFW Hall, music boosters, and the public library board.
Monday features spaghetti and hamburger with cabbage slaw cheese sticks mixed fruit bread. Tuesday offers hot dog on bun french fries pickles apple cobbler and milk. Wednesday serves hot pork sandwich potatoes and gravy buttered green beans jello. Thursday includes pork patties potatoes buttered corn ice cream rolls butter and milk. Cheese egg salad lettuce and french dressing fruit bread.
The menu lists Monday to Thursday meals with items like chicken noodle casserole and buttered beans on Monday, hot dogs on Tuesday, Mostacciali and beets on Wednesday, and hamburger on Thursday with various sides. The text ends abruptly at Thursday’s entry.
Friday features fish steak on bun with tartar sauce, celery sticks, buttered corn, pudding topping and milk. The bun meal includes French fries, assorted fruit, cake and milk.
Monday features meat loaf with whipped potatoes gravy vegetables jello topping milk relish french fries tri taters strawberries on cake topping milk. Wednesday serves Mostaccioli with pickled beets assorted fruit hot rolls butter milk bun french fries water gems assorted fruits cake milk.
Local residents attended a banquet at St Charles Borromeo Seminary in Lockport last Friday. The event was sponsored by Joliet officials in coordination with area groups.
The Grundy County Health Department will offer free preschool vision and hearing tests for children ages 3 to 5 from April 9 to 19, in cooperation with the Illinois Department of Public Health and the Illinois Society for the Prevention of Blindness. Registration is April 5 and 6.
The Diocesan Council of Catholic Women honored parish presidents and society representatives named Woman of the Year, with Mrs Dollie Cairns chosen as local Woman of the Year. About 332 women and 110 priests attended the event.
Braidwood seeks bids for a six foot sidewalk from Center Street to City Hall and a four foot sidewalk along the east side of City Hall with a new stoop. Sealed bids due by 7 p.m. April 12, 1973 at the city clerk. Plans available from Chamlin and Associates for $5. City may reject bids or waive technicalities.
Pigs act as efficient meat factories storing 35 percent of energy from their feed. Sows can produce eight or more piglets in under four months, and the young reach market readiness in about six months.
Three district superintendents sign with Illinois School Consultant Service to study forming a Unit District. Feasibility study runs April 16 to September with a $2894 cost funded by the state and districts. A consults meeting is set for April 16 at Reed-Custer High School.
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