Group photo of Serve Jr Deputy League Advisors lineup
From left to right top row James Thulen Lanark's police chief Guy Neuschwanger Carroll County chief deputy sheriff and Don Smith Chadwick radio patrolman in a formal group portrait.
13 Feb 1969
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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1969
Page
1
From left to right top row James Thulen Lanark's police chief Guy Neuschwanger Carroll County chief deputy sheriff and Don Smith Chadwick radio patrolman in a formal group portrait.
Sharon L Naftzger daughter of Warren and Mrs Naftzger Erie Illinois married Dennis L Bicker son of Merle Bicker Clinton Iowa former Lanark Thomson residents at Albany Methodist church Saturday Jan 25. The bride wore peau taft dress with A line skirt chapel train veil lace tiara carried white pompons and red roses. Best man Richard Thomas. groomsman Eugene St Ores. ushers Jim Naftzger Gerry Hockman. The couple will reside Clinton address 172842 N 3rd St. He works at Agnico Chemical Co and she at Interstate Power Co.
Area servicemen take part in Exercise ACID TEST I PUNCH CARD V near Fort Wainwright Alaska. Vernon Mattie and Rodney Hendrick serve as helicopter pilot and truck driver in the 19th Aviation Battalion and 172nd Infantry Brigade as Major U S Army units test combat troops in arctic conditions through February 13.
The Carroll County Chapter of the American Red Cross will meet in Lanark at the home of Mrs Velma VanBus kirk Tuesday evening February 18 at 7 30 p m.
Alfred Person of Lanark received Carroll County Conservation Farmer of the Year. The event at Mt. Carroll featured awards for the F.F.A. Farm Planning Contest with winners Jim Rath, Wes Temple, Gerald Schultz, Bob Wiltshire, and Kevin Van Zuiden. District Directors were reelected and Kenneth Erbsen of Lanark swept three hay and silage classes.
The schedule notes games February 17 19 22 and 24 with Monday and Wednesday starts at 7:00 p.m. Four games Saturday afternoon and evening. February 18 Trojans host Elizabeth in Thomson for final home game February 22 Trojans face Milledgeville there.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ashby and family of Savanna were Sunday supper guests of the Bonders. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hamilton of Fulton named their infant son Brett. Ann Cate of Ent AFB Colorado spent the weekend with her parents in Savanna and with grandparents. Charlene Cate was a Friday overnight guest.
Thomson teachers use non book materials to enhance lessons with records films and slides. An in service training on Jan 30 conducted by Merle Mentz of 3M showcased overhead projectors and transparency production. The district joins the Carroll County Film Cooperative and, with funds, expands AV purchases to about 500 non book items.
The Carroll County Livestock Feeders Association will hold its annual banquet on Feb 20 at Thomson High School with serving from 5 50 to 7 30 and program at 8 00. Orion Samuelson WGN Farm Service Director will speak on Lets Push oi Wheelbarrow Right Side The Harmonettes of Stockton Illinois will entertain Tickets are sold by listed local figures and expect 5 to 6 hundred attendees.
The Iowa Pigeon Club sponsors a Buy Sell Trade Day Sunday in the Thomson Legion hall from 8:00 am to 3:00 pm. It is the first public event since its October organization. everyone is welcome and admission is free. A bake sale benefits the club.
The Trojans nearly toppled Lyndon at Lyndon before choking in the 4th with Lyndon’s 8 straight free throws. Camanche topped the Trojans 74 68 as Bush Temple and Hook led the scoring. Jerry Metzger earned high praise from Coach McCrudden for an outstanding showing. Robinson and Hill led a late rally but fell short in a 65 64 outcome.
Sick Cynthia McGinnis sustains knee cut after a Saturday fall and receives stitches. Lester Mitchell Sr. of Thomson dismissed from Savanna City hospital and convalescing at home. Mary Milton of Thomson listed as medical patient at Savanna City hospital. Brenda Olsen of Clinton Iowa discharged from University hospitals after testing for heart issues. re admitted for further tests. Joseph Still returns home from University hospitals after six weeks as a medical patient. Gerald LaShelle in critical condition at University hospitals from Chemplex explosion injuries. John Krahn and wife travel to Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota. Melvin Badtke released from Savanna City hospital after a broken leg from cow kick on February 2.
Mr and Mrs Ronald Smith of Thomson announce the birth of their infant daughter Stephanie Ann. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Ron Smith of Savannah. Grandparents Mr and Mrs Mervin Marshall hosted Saturday supper guests including Mr and Mrs Harry Bowders and Dr E H Gholson of Savannah who attended a Chiropractic Research meeting at Palmer College in Davenport.
Yeoman Second Class Larry D. Carroll USN, husband of Beth E. Dykema, advanced while with Antarctic Development Squadron Six in Antarctica. Promotion based on time in service and rate, military appearance, duties performance, and Navy-wide exam score. Squadron supports Operation Deep Freeze for U.S. scientific research.
Mr and Mrs De Curley and Bob of Fulton Mrs David Mooney of Cordova and Mrs John Atherton of Thomson attended the opera The Tender Land at Western Illinois University Macomb Saturday evening Nan De Curley a University junior sang one of the lead roles.
Mr and Mrs Jerry Biederman hosted a Friday evening supper with Ronald R Smith and daughters Tammy and April Thomson Lucille Moore of Kansas City Missouri Ed Arb and sons Savanna Arthur R Sisler Hanover and Kim Marken Thomson as cake and ice cream guests On Sunday Mr and Mrs Jerry Biederman and family and Mr and Mrs Michael Wild and sons Hanover dined with Mr and Mrs Arthur R Sisler Hanover to honor Jean birthday
The T N T Club of York Community church released its 1969 calendar with officers Mrs Curtis St Ores president and Mrs Lloyd Smith vice president. Monthly notes list hostesses devotions and events including a February 26 gathering and a November bazaar.
Ronald Horton son of Mr and Mrs Arnold Horton of Thomson enlisted in the United States Army. He departed February 2 and is stationed at Ford Ord California where he is undergoing basic training.
The Thomson Village Board met February 12 with Trustees Simpson Fiet Ashby Atherton present. Absent Bellich and McKee. The board approved last meeting minutes and bills. Nomination petitions filed for Village President Harold Starr and Joe Shutters, Trustees Bellich Harvey Atherton McKee Meakins, and Clerk Bette Meakins. Election April 15. Topics included Sanitary District finances water mains sewer abandoned cars and winter trash cleanup.
Superintendent Howard J. Kennedy attended a Region Two meeting in Oregon with Illinois officials. The session, led by Eileen Iberg from the State Office, reviewed kindergarten curriculum as Illinois law requires all districts to include kindergarten by 1970. Additional workshops are planned across the state this spring for kindergarten teachers.
The Black Oak Grange met February 6 at the Grange Hall with Master Frank Manning presiding. Bloodmobile will visit the old Thomson high school gym on February 13 to urge blood donations for the Carroll County Blood Bank.
Mr and Mrs Harvey Wier sema of Fulton were Sunday afternoon visitors of Mr and Mrs Gerald Wiersema and family.
The Thomson PTA held its annual Smorgasbord dinner banquet serving 450 dinners to 350 students 63 SAC Credit Union members and about 70 workers. Gross receipts reached about 660 with estimated expenses of 250 yielding a net around 410. High school volunteers included listed students. Fred Fiet assisted by Bill Gibson of Bath Packing Company.
The Heavyweights share first place after beating Chadwick Milledgeville and Lanark by large margins to move to a 9 1 conference 15 1 overall record led by Fa l Schoening and Zink with strong rebounding from Jon French and Stan Krantz The Little Tigers knot second in the light weight division after wins over Chadwick Milledgeville and Lanark with losses to Lanark Mt Carroll paced by Halfman Krantz Robinson and Senneff They stand 6 4 in conference and 9 7 overall Tonight they meet St Mary's Clinton at 4 30 with conference tourney set for next week finals Monday the 24th
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