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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1970
Page
3
The Concept of New Hope Foundation 1972 states guaranteed lifetime care for handicapped persons through participation in a members investment program run by New Hope Foundation, Inc. The notice highlights a structured commitment to long term care via member funding.
Army First Lieutenant Winl ter M. Humy of Muskegon Michigan earned the Bronze Star Medal with meritorious service while serving as executive officer with the 517th Engineer Company in Binh Thuy Vietnam. He is a 1962 Muskegon High School alum and Michigan Tech graduate.
Acting Director Dan Malkovich of the Illinois Department of Conservation announced 1970 license requirements for hunters and fishermen. Hunters must buy a license unless hunting on their own land. crow season highlighted. Resident hunting license set at $3.25 and hook and line license at $2.25. minors under 16 or those fishing on lands where they reside may fish without a license.
Rock Creek Grange schedules a regular meeting Saturday April 4 at 8 30 p.m with a dessert lunch and a 30th anniversary program. Lanark firemen host a dance April 10 at Lanark High School with Jack Busch Orchestra playing 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. King and queen candidates from Lanark senior class announced for 1970 coronation.
Miss Glenalee Kingery of Lanark is engaged to Lewis Brown of Lanark. Daughter of Merle and the late, Miss Kingery’s fiance works for Meyers Construction. The couple plans a June 21 wedding.
Ronald Smith promotes HWI friendly shopping at Carroll Service Co in Lanark. He touts savings from Tremendous buying power and an early bird spring sale on lawn products. The piece includes quirky dialog about doctors pollsters and a long married life.
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