Largest Class To Graduate From Center
The 1968 Morris Elementary class of 174 is the largest in school history, with 161 graduates last year and 149 in 1966. Seventh graders Jim Leonard and Ted Heibacker will usher, with four seventh grade girls handling programs. Rev. Harold R. Dude gives invocation and benediction. Miss Kristine Stangland will play the processional. diplomas awarded by Dr. Leslie C. Tibbitts and board members. Honor students include William A. Bell, Candice C. Chord, Kim Cohenour, and many others. list continues with eighth graders and numerous names. continuation noted on page 4.
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Morris Elementary School
Jim Leonard
Ted Heibacker
Susan Richardson
Patti Tucker
Vicki Workman
Gina Leach
Harold R. Dude
Kristine Stangland
American Legion
Les Enger
Morris Post
Kenneth S. Hammer
Morris Elementary
Robert F. Chord
John C. Hendrickson
Board of Education
Leslie C. Tibbitts
William Andrew Bell
Kim Cohenour
John D. Enger
Lynn Anne Enger
Bobbi Jo Fannin
Scott Dee Fogelquist
Connie Dee Gottlieb
Gary Guehler
Mindy Jo Hendrickson
Terry Lee Johnson
Luan V. Kulof
Michael D. Linsay
Brenda D. Linsay
Brenda Marie Lynes
Kay Lynn Miller
Cheryl Diane Mooney
Brenda Morgan
James A. T. Palmer
Jane Clarke Powers
Marcia K. Ravnnas
Curtis Sampson
Mark Edward Segraves
Pamela Gayle Sobol
David John Thompson
Becky Sue Vaksdal
Pamela Ann Wilson
Sherrie Lynn Wren
Mickey Jo Allen
Linda Jane Anders
Joyce Ellen Anderson
Ellen Louise Arnold
Hugo C. Avalos
Susan Ann Backhus
Mark Edward Baker
Steven Foster Barkley
Jeffery F. Black
William Charles Bloomfield Jr
Richard Allen Bolinger
David A. Brooks
Mark Douglas Brooks
Debra A. Buberle
D. Thomas Butler
Elizabeth Ann Carey
Janet Kay Castanier
Andrew Chandler
Wallace D. Clark
Linda Sue Clausel
Vernon Lee Clausel
Collin Dale Claypool
Douglas W. Claypool
Terri Lee Cockream
Leland S. Coil Jr
Robert S. Coleman
Steven Douglas Cook
Charles H. Crumb III
Michael Duane Dale
Ronald Lee Darin
Kenneth Dimke
Thomas Edward Drake
Michael James Dyer
Cynthia Ruth Dzuryak
Dennis L. Egeland
Gary Allen Eltrevoog
Donna Lee Enger
John Louis Enrietta
Jo- Ellen Fancher
Donald E. Feeney
Paula Jane Feeney
Joel Lester Ferris
Brenda Gail Fisher
Joan Michele Floyd
David Lee Fosen
Glenn Ivo Frederick
Richard B. Frischkorn
Norma Kay Gillum
Patricia Ann Goode
Jeri Arnett Graham
David Grantow
David Leon Groves
Brenda Jean Hansen
Susan Marie Hauge
Roger L. Hayse
Tony Lee Hayse
Kay D. Heineman
Mark J. Helland
Vicki Rae Henson
Donald Arthur Jennings
Larry Curtis Johnson
Marcia Jean Johnson
Richard Berwyn Johnson
Vivi Lea Johnson
William Charles Jones
Debra Louise Kiger
William O. Kjellesvik
Janet Darlene Klinker
Rhonda Ann Klinker
Steven Paul Kowalczyk
Rodney Dean Lambros
Doreen Lynn Lanier
Robert Glenn Larson
Ronald Bruce Lavarier
Debra Jean Leasure
David Lee
John J. Lee
Janice Kay Lewis
Sherry Lee Lewis
David Michael Limbach
Debra Sue Linn
Nancy Sue Little
Barbara Jean Litz
Vicki Lynn Lizenby
Amilcar Lopez
Scott Alan Lucas
Maria Lorraine Lutomski
Kathryn Ann Lutz
Debra Lynne Mansmith
Jerry Ray Marx
John David Marx
Gordon R. McClintock
Kim Anne Meier
Susan Lynn Mickelson
Lynn W. Moore
Christine Lea Morgan
Aaronda Lynn Murphy
JoAnn Louise Murphy
Jane Adele Neary
Ida Nelson
Connie Elzena Olson
David Kevin Olson
James Patrick Olson
Mark E. Olson
Barbara Jo Parish
Rickey Charles Partridge
Joan Valen Payton
Linda Sue Perry
Gayle P. Peterson
Jean Marie Peterson
Marcia Jean Peterson
Albert Leroy Pfaff
Steven Loyd Powell
Marshall Ray Rant
Leo Paul Reeves
David Michael
Eight Zoning Certificates Issued in May
May zoning activity includes eight certificates with three residences at 800 block E North St Hi Park Builders on Second Ave and 1034 Wauponsee St. Other requests cover signs garages sheds and fences across multiple addresses including 416 E Benton St 408 E Washington St 1371 Division St 921 Douglas St and 302 Liberty St Various approvals in late April include new residences garages fences and additions at numerous locations such as Harmon subdivision 708 E Jackson St 1027 Hoge St and 619 Liberty St.
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Thomas R. Girot
E. North St
Hi- Park Builders
Second Ave
Forrest Torkelson
Wauponsee St
Francis Johnson
Paramount Skating Rink
Eunice C. Moore
E. Benton St
James Reeves
Washington St
Otis Kiger
Division St
Raymond Doss
Douglas St
Alex Crowther
Harmon Subdivision
Louise M. Pierce
E. Jackson St
William Bealer
Hatcher Woods
Richard Graham
Hoge St
Norman Peckenpaugh
E. Washington St
Ralph Shay
Liberty St
Buford Willis
Grant St
Andrew M. Stewart
Johnson Ave
Alta Peterson
Fremont Ave
Walter White
Robinson Drive
Monica E. Prombo
Tom Shepard
Robert Ciotta
Narvick Ave
Raymond Ansell
Armstrong St
Jean A. McCoy and Sons
Garfield School
High
Liberty Sts
Pork image campaign boosts hog farmer morale
Hog farmers weary of negative public image receive $76 000 from the National Pork Producers Council to fund an image improvement campaign reported by Farm Journal. The effort also promotes increased pork purchases.
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Philadelphia
National Pork Producers Council
Farm Journal
Small town Galena budget model praised by Illinois officials
The Galena budget project, finished April 30, creates a local government budgeting and accounting system praised by Illinois Revenue Director Theodore A. Jones and Mayor Robert Buehler. City Manager Don Weih described the program as a hope for small Illinois cities and a model for others. A June 6 7 seminar in Springfield will launch statewide training with more sessions planned.
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Revenews
Illinois Department of Revenue
Galena
Illinois Revenue
Theodore A. Jones
Don Weih
Weih
Sioux City
Iowa
Jones
Robert Buehler
Illinois
Department of Revenue
Springfield
De Gaulle Predicts Civil War Threatens to Quit
Eugene Sorensen county building and zoning officer warns of unprocessed or partially processed sewage discharge in older Grundy County buildings. He cites pollution risks to drinking water from defective septic tanks and notes penalties up to 200 dollars per day after notice of violation.
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de Gaulle
Grundy County
Eugene Sorensen
Sorensen
Weekend forecast from Collins Weather Station
The Weatherman expects Saturday to be partly sunny in the upper 60s with a Saturday night low near 50. Sunday should stay partly sunny with little change in temperature. Friday's high 67 and low 50 are reported, with 6:44 p.m. downtown at 67 and 6:47 p.m. at 63.
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Collins Weather Station
Morris Daily Herald backs library referendum for new building
The Morris Daily Herald endorses the library trustees and urges residents to vote on a proposed 11 000 square foot library at an estimated 266 000 with 175 000 bond, noting federal aid and potential savings. It urges public attendance at the City Council meeting to support the plan.
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Illinois
Morris
Morris Daily Herald
Library Board
Lrrary
Donald Davidson
the Herald
Roosevelt Trustees Back Lynd Appointment Standoff
Roosevelt University trustees voted to back President Rolf A. Weil in his refusal to grant a fulltime appointment to Staughton Lynd the history professor and Vietnam war critic. Lynd teaches part time while on leave from Yale and has sparked student protests over his stance and travels.
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Cicago
Roosevelt University
Rolf A. Weil
Staughton Lynd
Roosevelt
Weil
Lynch
Lyndh
Yale University
Communist
China
North Vietnam
U.S
Vietnam
Lynd
Buffalo herd draws crowds to Bent Knee Valley Farm
Thirty three buffalo relocated from Pierre South Dakota to Bent Knee Valley Farm in Collinsville attract a steady stream of visitors. Farm manager Jack Cunningham reports 200 to 300 people toured the farm each of the first two weekends after the herd’s arrival.
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Collinsville
Ala
Bent Knee Valley
Pierre
S.D
Jack Cunningham
De Gaulle appeals for reform plan in next month referendum
Paris The 77 year old president urged a national vote on a reform program to end disorder or risk civil war. He spoke amid student protests near Bastille as police blocked routes to torn streets and railway hubs.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Place de la Bastille
Daniel Cohn- Bendit
Paris University
Lyon
Times Theatre Building Sold To Investors
The Times Theatre building at 314 16 18 Liberty St was sold by Mrs. Fred Anderson to a local investor group. Plans include first floor offices with modern HVAC, potential elevator, Conley Leach Coleman Hundt agency suite, two ground floor legal suites, mezzanine rental space, and possible third floor restaurant conversion.
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Times Theatre
Liberty St
Fred Anderson
D. R. Gilchrist
A. R. Leach
E. W. Conley
Conley
Robert Coleman
Walter Hundt
Conley, Leach, Coleman and Hundt Agency, Inc
Hol Professional Times
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Robinson Dr
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First Ave
Richard Liebold
Lynwood Drive
Walter L. Kowalzyk
Mary Talty
East St
H. L. Leasure
Illinois Ave
Morris Model Finance
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High St
Aid Hog
Saturday Review
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Washington
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Association
Thick and Thin
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John Hendrickson
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