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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1967
Page
2
Mid year graduation led to contracts for new positions at Illinois State University. Among the hires is Kenneth Barthol of Mill edgeville now teaching junior high science in Artington Heights District 24.
Springfield Feb 8 The Illinois Department of Conservation reports all seedlings from two state nurseries are sold. Landowners may still buy black walnut seeds red gum tulip poplar cottonwood and a Holinois black locust strain for spring planting. Pine species wildlife shrubs and wild life seed packets remain available with order forms from county officers or offices in Springfield or Chicago.
Homemakers Fatension group schedules a March 15 visit to Marina Towers design center in Chicago to view new home fashion and decor trends.
Mount Carroll Illinois Shimer College announces new faculty for spring term. Michel Nicola joins to teach mathematics and physics after studies at American University of Beirut and UC Berkeley. Joyce Bauer to direct the new language laboratory and teach French. Fifteen Buchanan to teach secondary education courses. Lois Richter to teach primary education.
Bus fare is 3 dollars and advance flower show tickets cost 1.50. Reservations are due by March 1 for the event at the International Amphitheater.
Chadwick 62 Mount Carroll 68. Lanark 59 Aquin 45. Ashton 57 Milledgeville 47. Fulton 84 Savanna 33.
Babson Park Massachusetts notes a 1966 downturn and a swift 1967 rally as the Dow climbs from October lows toward 850. Analysts cite money tightness and policy shifts, with praise for easier credit and potential for a new bull market, but warn patience remains crucial.
The first meeting of a landscaping and forestry club is planned for Tuesday March 14. Open to youth ages 9 to 19, with specialized units by age. Younger members study home grounds tasks and plant care while older members focus on lawn design and landscape planning. Forestry work features two phases.
Earl Gilliland, Associate Farm Adviser, describes two projects on tree and plant identification and forestry use. The plan requires youths to join a local 4‑H club and attend the county 4H Horticulture and Forestry club for training. Contact Earl Gilliland at the Cooperative Extension Office or Mount Carroll 244-9444.
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