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Newspaper

Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1971

Page

9

Four Morris youths ordered to 80 hours work with street crew

Four Morris youths aged 16 to 18 begin Saturday morning assignments with the city street department for four hours weekly until 80 hours are completed as part of probation. They pled guilty to removing city and county stop and yield signs, each fined 200 dollars and ordered to pay 125 dollars of a 500 dollar reward.

Morris City Street Roy McLaughlin Charles G. Brinkman Rte. 3 John Joseph McNulty Jr Vine St Richard J. Maskel Jr E. Washington St Tom M. Bednarik Union St Robert W. Malmquist Harold Carlson McLaughlin Atty. S McNulty Maskel Brinkman and Bednarik

State highway mowing explained and cost savings noted

Grundy County division of highways outlines a new mowing plan for interstate and state roads. The policy reduces mowing costs, preserves landscapes, and supports wildlife by unmowed strips that provide cover for songbirds and small game.

Grundy County H. A. Hexdall Springfield Public Works William F. Cellini

Nixon farm price dilemma fuels U S farm policy debate

US Agriculture Department data show September prices received by farmers fell 2 percent from August while input costs rose 1 percent. Hog and corn prices weakened despite a record crop, with parity ratio at 68 percent, signaling strain on 1972 crop programs.

Washington Agriculture Department USDA U.S

Milk truck overturns in Kendall County on Illinois 47

A Deans' milk truck driven by James O. Rogers, 21, of Gibson City, rolled over near Yorkville around 3 am after going off the road while loading Dean's Milk. Rogers escaped injury. the truck carried "car tons" of milk.

Kendall County Illinois Yorkville

Appoint assistant principal at St Anne school

BRAIDWOOD C. Lee Clement, a fourth grade teacher at Custer Park School, was appointed by the board of education as assistant principal. At the September meeting, Kathy Cocks, a liberal arts teacher and cheerleading coach, was noted as conducting a tumbling class after school on Tuesdays and Thursdays for girls interested in the activity.

Braidwood C. Lee Clement St. Anne Custer Park School Board of Education Kathy Cocks

Newark to honor Dr. Victor H. Smith

Newark will honor Dr. Victor H. Smith at a testimonial dinner October 23 at Newark High School. The Newark Improvement Club and civic groups organize the event and plan to buy cardiac equipment for Sandwich Hospital's intensive care unit. Tickets are $5 and available from multiple organizations and local businesses. Reservations must be made by October 12.

Newark Victor H. Smith Newark Improvement Club Sandwich Hospital Irwin Knudson Newark Community Club Newark Woman's Club Newark Volunteer Firemen Newark American Legion Post 459 American Legion Ladies Auxiliary Newark Implement Whiteaker’s Standard Station Jurney’s Inn Dierzen’s Welding and Machine Shop Anderson Ford Newark Superway Harry Slack Dave Johnson Verdell Williamson

Braidwood Planning Commission Finalizes Mobile Home Ordinance

The Braidwood Planning Commission finalized provisions for a mobile home ordinance at a Monday night City Hall meeting. Lee Muir, secretary, will draft the ordinance for presentation to the City Council.

Braidwood Braidwood Planning Commission Lee Muir

Passing Ticket Issued For Improper Driving Incident

Deputy Sheriff Evert Penoyer issued a 4 p.m. ticket to Joel Ferris aged 17 of 1618 Black Street for driving over a sidewalk and through a private yard on Illinois 47 at High Street. He must appear in court at 9:30 a.m. October 15.

Evert Penoyer Joel Ferris Black St Ferris Illinois 47 High St

Area School Menus in Brief Across Districts

Area school menus list weekly meals for Mazon Morris and Coal City districts, detailing Monday through Friday offerings with main courses sides desserts and milk. Entries note vegetarian options and student requests, with occasional high school junior high distinctions and complete milk service.

Minooka School Lunch Menu Week Adds Varied Foods

The draft menu lists Monday sloppy Joe on bun with celery carrot sticks corn pears and milk. Tuesday hot dog on bun with condiments peas pickled beets orange pineapple slices and milk. Wednesday no lunch. Thursday pizza burgers buttered green beans lettuce.

Mazon Morris Grade Coal City California MCHS

Open house at Coal City High School honors late superintendent

An open house Sunday 2 to 4 p.m. in the new Coal City High School library will dedicate the room to late superintendent Pete Di Paolo. The Coal City Library Board meets 8 p.m. Tuesday in the library.

Coal City High School Pete di Paolo Coal City Library Board Friendship Hall George Schmidberger

Minooka Village Board Set Meeting at 7 30 P M

The Minooka Village Board will meet at 7 30 p m Monday at the fire station to discuss village affairs and approve agenda items.

Minooka

Today in History Highlights from 1910 1928 and more

The record lists key events on October 1 across eras. Japan annexed Korea in 1910 while Spain ceded Louisiana in 1800 in secret treaty. Sousa became U S Marine Band conductor in 1880 and the Weather Bureau moved to the Agriculture Department in 1890.

Associated Press Japan Korea Spain Louisiana France John Philip Sousa U.S. Marine Band Congress Weather Bureau Army Department of Agriculture Soviet Union

Night of unrest hits Jacksonville and Springfield

Sporadic fire bombings and vandalism erupted in Jacksonville Florida with a curfew lifted by morning as six people were arrested for vandalism and curfew violations. In Springfield Massachusetts roving groups of white and Puerto Rican youths roamed racially troubled areas but were dispersed with no major incidents.

Associated Press Jacksonville Fla Springfield Mass

Barbs on prudent living and milk longevity claim

A satirical barbs column mocks reckless overreach and advises restraint. It jokes that daily milk promises a 100 year life if consumed for 1,200 months, underlining the hyperbolic tone. The piece critiques overconfidence and offers a wry caution.

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Atty Holderman State Richard Wilder Lions OF Gardner Lions Keith W. Howland Chester Huston The Gardner Lions Club Lion W. J. Pfister Cellini Division of Highways Department of Conservation Natural History Survey of University of Illinois Nixon JJC Joliet Junior College Walter F. Zaida Zaida Rogers Brenda E. Morgan James A T. Palmer Mark E. Segraves Morris Community High School Claude J. Rose Victor Smith Tollmark Liberty Coal City Notes Patti Finn Carol Jexeson Maxine Rohrbach Kris Unger Shirley Valiente Cindy Boero Terry Hodges Kim Lardi Terry Mellen Mary Jo Schmidberger Gloria Pohl Francisco Franco Egypt Jordan Turkey Syria United Arab Republic Indonesia Sukarno Jakarta Tito Yugoslavia Belgrade Hi Park Devcon Corporation N. Joliet St West Field Subdivision Joliet & Pebble Paths Subdivision Channahon Builders
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