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Newspaper

Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1978

Page

2

Gardner News and Notes highlights local senior group meetings

The Southeastern Grundy Senior Citizens met at the Center for a potluck with 50 attendees. Reports covered the Oct 7 bazaar, Apple Sale turnout, upcoming Rock-a-thon on Nov 18, and Nov 14 diabetics testing plus Nov 16 blood pressure screening. Anniversaries and birthdays were noted and several programs planned for Nov 17.

Juanita Show Mayme Tulle Loretta Dunn Louis Schultz Clarence Esther Kingman Leroy Bauman

Ghost of Halloween Spook House at Three Rivers Library

Minooka Channahon youths aged 5 to 10 are invited to search for the Ghost of Halloween at the Three Rivers Library Spook House Tuesday from 5 30 to 7 pm Preschoolers may attend with a parent. Library closes at 3 pm on Halloween due to preparations.

Kevin Brian Helmich Minooka Billibob Kay Betzwiser Three Rivers Channahon Minooka-Channahon Spook House Mark Chad McLaughlin Charlie Brown Tri-County Bank of

Boy Scout Den News From Packs 471 and 476

Den 5 of Pack 471 meets at Mrs Darlene Horton home with officers Mitch Horton denner John Bryant assistant denner and Ken Pellegrini buckskin keeper The group discusses fire prevention citizenship Scout achievements puppets Halloween treats and a McDonalds field trip on Oct 19 Den 3 of Pack 476 met Tuesday at Mrs Edward Hatcher home Den mother Scouts made puppets for a Halloween story and planned a Halloween party for next Tuesday at the regular meeting.

Den 5 Darlene Horton Mitch Horton Denner John Bryant Ken Pellegrini McDonald’s Den 3 Pack Edward Hatcher

Baby nail care and safe cabinets guidance from Mothercare

A practical tip suggests placing a small floating nail brush in the tub to clean a baby's nails. It also recommends a safety angled top cabinet with an adult catch from Mothercare to keep medicines and sharp items away from babies and young children.

State Officer Meeting Highlights From Illinois FFA

John Scheffer, section 7 president of the Seneca Chapter, attended the Pittsfield state officer meeting to brief 25 sectional presidents on the associations activities. Discussions covered the upcoming National FFA Convention, National FFA Week, and past activities like chapter visitation and Leadership Training Schools.

John Scheffer Pittsfield Illinois Future Farmers of America

Bethlehem Brotherhood Ladies Banquet Headlined by Annette Adams

The Bethlehem Lutheran Brotherhood invites women to a banquet on November 6 at 6 30 p m Music will accompany the event Annette Adams of Streamwood will speak She is a former nurse and wife of a Streamwood juvenile police investigator and mother of Cindy and Charity She now represents Christian Women's Clubs in Aurora DeKalb McHenry and Elgin and travels to speak to women groups nationwide

Bethlehem Lutheran Brotherhood Annette Adams Streamwood Cindy Charity Christian Women’s Aurora DeKalb McHenry Elgin

Grandparents Day Set At Immaculate Conception School

The Immaculate Conception School Board met with Frank Schuler presiding. Rev. Poff opened with prayer. Sister Suzanne reported a parish enrollment growth survey. Grandparents Day and tours are planned for Nov 10. The board declined buying a mobile classroom. Next meeting is Nov 28 at 8 p.m.

Immaculate Conception School Board Frank Schuler Poff Suzanne Immaculate Conception

Community Calendar Highlights From Mazon And Saratoga

Helping Hand class meets at 7 30 p m in Mazon with Mrs Hazel Wilkinson JFF Club gathers at Lucielle McNeely home also 7 30 Friday 2 p m Saratoga Cemetery Aid meets Grace Lutheran Adult Bible class 1 30 p m Methodist Church Nettle Creek Community Club hosts mascarade party 7 30 p m at school Bring finger food Saturday Morris Country Club hosts bridge supper at 6 Reservations urged by calling Jim or Bette Davis 942 2829 Saratoga Arts and Crafts fair 10 a m to 3 p m includes lunch bake sale raffle white elephant table Monday Democratic Women’s Club meets courthouse 7 30 p m new officers slate presented voting machines shown Wednesday Federal Golden Age Club meets at Eagle Hall bring gift

Morris Saratoga Arts and Crafts Fair Democratic Women’s Club

Hospital News Royal Neighbors Elects New Hostesses at Meeting

Royal Neighbors met Monday evening in Eagles Hall with Royal Neighbors presiding. Guests included Watseka district deputy Mrs. Bessie Milar. Corn Festival dinner invite accepted for Nov 4. Birthday greetings to Kate Enger and Gladys Thompson. Nov 6 officers meeting at Pearl Cryder home after 5:30 dinner at Saratoga Inn. Opal Fannin co-hostess. October committee served lunch. awards to Hazel Pawlowski and Marjorie Maier. Mystery package to Velma Wolf. Next meeting Nov 13 with Cryder and Fannin as lunch chairmen. Visiting hours listed for Medical Surgical and Obstetric floors. Admitted include Margaret Gunnerson, Kimberly Greer, Sandra Harris, Dennis Claypool, John Bell Sr, Phyllis Anthis, Osie VanArkle, Randy Tweatt, Martin Havidick. Births: a boy to Mr and Mrs Charles Miller. Dismissals listed with transfers and local addresses.

Theresa Kopczick Royal Neighbors Eagles Hall Bessie Milar Watseka Kate Enger Gladys Thompson Pearl Cryder Saratoga Inn Opal Fannin Hazel Pawlowski Marjorie Maier Velma Wolf Cryder Fannin Margaret Gunnerson Liberty St Kimberly Greer Rte Everett Dale Sandra) Harris Dennis Claypool John R. Bell Sr Coal City Delbert Phyllis) Anthis Manhattan Osie VanArkle Wilmington Randy Tweatt Rte. 1 Braceville Martin Havidick Dwight Charles Patricia) Miller Clay Grace) van Tassell Glenwood Dr Loren Sackett W. Jackson St Ellis C. Burkhardt E. North St St. Luke’s Presbyterian Landy Lillian) Walker Newark Mary C. Allen Seneca George Koenig S. Wilmington Frank F. Hnetkovsky Coal

Monson Marriage Is Dissolved Over Mental Cruelty

Sharon Monson and Elton Monson of Morris dissolved their marriage on grounds of mental cruelty.

Sharon Monson Elton Monson Morris

Beatrix Potter Characters Arrive at Morris Public Library

Beatrix Potter figures Peter Rabbit Flopsy Bunny Squirrel Nutkin and Mrs Tiggy Winkle join 41 other Potter characters on display at Morris Public Library. The display is part of the Beatrix Potter collection owned by Mrs Ethel Gregg. Potter 1866 1943 created beloved stories with watercolored animal illustrations.

Peter Rabbit Flopsy Bunny Squirrel Nutkin Mrs. Tiggy-Winkle Morris Public Library Beatrix Potter Ethel Gregg RS. Gregg Potter

Channahon Emergency Squad seeks door to door donations

The Channahon Emergency Squad, funded by donations, asks each Channahon Fire District family for 10 dollars and each business for 25 dollars with tax deductible status. Community events include macrame classes at St. Marys church hall on Nov 1 8 15 from 930 to 1115 am with child care and a 1 registration.

Channahon St. Mary’s Church Hall Minooka Kathy McMillin Rosemary Proctor

Fannie Brooks Home Extension Meets in Verona

The Verona meeting at Marge Johnson home featured a major lesson on fad diets with slides and group discussion. Craft day is set for November 6 at the Masonic Temple Morris. unit plans include a Sara Lee bakery visit November 14 at 8:30 a.m. and a new craft program for 4-H and Grundy County members.

Verona Fannie Brooks Marge Johnson Dick Elgar Robert Hunt Harvey Gantzert Masonic Temple Morris Farm Bureau Fannie Brooks Home Extension Grundy County Home Extension Office

Bridal Shower for Chris Lund Held at Mrs Gordon Foss

A bridal shower for Chris Lund was hosted Tuesday evening at Mrs Gordon Foss's home. The bride-elect sat beneath pink and white streamers with bells and bows. Prizes went to Mrs Joe Myers, Mrs Robert Mitchell and Mrs James Benson while Miss Lund received duplicates. Lisa Lund helped open gifts as candles and a pink white green centerpiece adorned the table. Hostesses, aunts of the groom, included Mrs Foss Mrs Ralph Mathes Mrs Leroy Mitchell and Mrs Edwin Phillips.

Chris Lund Gordon Foss Joe Myers Robert Mitchell James Benson Miss Lund Lisa Lund Lund Foss Ralph Mathes Leroy Mitchell Edwin Phillips

Marriage Licenses for Grosvenor, Blair, Black and Nichols

Richard Grosvenor and Jennifer Grosvenor of Coal City Gerald Blair and Marjorie White of Minooka. William Black and Terry Wilt of Crest Hill Kenneth Nichols Jr. and Joanne Hoffman of Braidwood.

Richard Grosvenor Jennifer Grosvenor Coal City Gerald Blair Marjorie White Minooka William Black Terry Wilt Crest Hill Kenneth Nichols Jr Joanne Hoffman Braidwood

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