Freeport Journal-Standard from Freeport, Illinois • Page 12

Elizabeth OKs Street improvement ELIZABETH Plans for blacktopping Main Street as part of the improvement of U.S. 20 through Elizabeth were approved by the City Council (his week. The State of Illinois has agreed to resurface the highway and permit Elizabeth to use its share of the Motor Fuel Tax- Funds to provide a new surface providing that parking is prohibited on Main Street east from the railroad viaduct. The annual problem of dogs running at large also received the attention of the council. The council ordered enforcement of the ordinance prohibiting dogs running at large and requiring all dog owners to keep their pets confined or on a leash.

Stanley Goldthorpe, president) of the Elizabeth Township Public Library, appeared before the council asking for permission to construct a roof 10 feet high over the sidewalk in front of the present library building to extend 18 inches over the sidewalk. He revealed that extensive remodeling and improvements are scheduled for the library building in the near future. The request of the library board was granted. RAY STADEL OF ELIZABETH 266 Bushel Corn Yield Elizabeth Farmer Tops Corn Contest ELIZABETH Ray Stadel ofj Last May 8, Stadel doubled rural Elizabeth has been named through a freshly planted grand champion of the 1968 slraddlinz thp Moews 200-Bushel Corn Club acie C0in By slracldlln we with a yield of 266.43 bushels peri rmvs lle P' anted clues as to the names of two TV And Radio Highlights THURSDAY NIGHT Radio Unlimited, WON. WMAQ: In music.

8 720, WON. Andres, WGN. of Music, WGN; Franklyn McCormack. TV Kllntstones, 13. Weather, News, Sports, 6, 17, Boone, 6, 17.

Flying Nun, 13. Queen And 4, 23. Winters, 4, 23. That Girl, 13. 13.

Ironside, 6, 17. Brown Special, 13. Movie, 23; "Please Don't Eat the Daisies." Dragnet, 6. 17. Martin Show, 6.

17. 9.30—Here Comes the Brides, 13. Bishop, 13; variety. Johnny Carson Show, 6, 17, variety. The Late Show, 4, 23; "House of Strangers." 12:00 Anthology, 13.

Davis Pair To Mark 40th Anniversary DAVIS Mr. and Mrs. Lester Henze of Davis will observe their 40th wedding anniversary with an open house Sunday in their home. Friends and relatives are invited to visit them from 2 to 4 p.m. The Henzes have two sons, Kenneth and Russell, both of Davis, and seven grandchildren.

PLENTY OF SUPPORT CHICAGO (AP) Police admit they have few "foundations" FRIDAY MORNING Radio 6:00 Wally Phillips, WGN; music. 6:05 Henry Cooke, WMAQ; music, time, temperature. 10:00 Eddie Hubbard, WGN; music. Pat music. Sheridan, WMAQ; TV 7:00 Today, 6, 17: HuRh Downs.

7:15 Round-Up RFD, 13. 7:30 Breakfast With Roddy Mac, 13; children. 8:00 Captain Kangaroo, 4, 23, M3; for children. 9:00 Snap Judgment, 17; game. The Lucy Show, 4, 23.

9:30 Concentration, 6, 17; game. Beverjy Hillbillies, 23, M3; comedy. The Heroes, 13. 10:00 Personality, 6, 17; game. Andy Griffith, 4, 23, M3.

10:30 Dick Van Dyke, 4, 23, M3; comedy. Dream House, 13. Hollywood Squares, 6, 17; game. 11:00 Jeopardy, 6, 17; game. 11:30 Eye Guess.

6. 17; game. Funny You Should Ask, 13. FRIDAY AFTERNOON Radio 12:00 County Fair, WGN; agriculture. 1:00 Floyd Brown, WMAQ; miscellaneous.

Roy Leonard Show, WGN. 4:00 Eddie Hubbard Show, WGN; music. 5:30 Chicago Today, WMAQ; 50-minute news block. TV Ed, 6, 17. Truth or Consequence, 4, 23.

12:30 Let's Make a Deal, 6, 17; game. What's My 13. 1:00 Newlywed Game, 13. Game, 13. You Don't Say, game.

3:00 Match Game, 6, 17; panel. Dark Shadows, 13. House Party, 4, 23. 3:30 Mike Douglas, 13, variety Felix the Cat, 23; cartoons. Merv Griffin, 6, 17.

Favorite Martian, 4, 23. Mason, 4, 23. 5:00 Batman, 6, 17. News, 13; Frank Reynolds. 5:30 Walter Cronklte, 1, 23, M3; news.

Huntley-Brlnkley, 6. 17; news. FRIDAY NIGHT Radio Unlimited, WGN. 8:00 Basketball; WGN. Andres, WGN; variety.

of Music, WGN. TV 6:00 News, Weather and Sports, 13. Wild West, 4, 23. The High Chaparral, 6, 17. Tom Jones, 13.

Of The Game, 6, 17. Generation Gap, 13. Gomer Pyle, 4, 23. M3. 4, 23; "Penelope." Let's Make A Deal, 13.

Sonnett, 13. After Dark, 6, 17. Judd for the Defense, 13. 10:30 Jonnny Carson, 8, 17; variety. Late Show, 4, 23; "He Who Must Die.

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Phone 232-7414 Dial 232-1176 For Journal-Standard Want Ads acre. A half dozen other contestants! variety, SM327. Turkey Growers Asked To Level 1969 Production By C. YATES McDANIEL WASHINGTON (AP) Agriculture Secretary Clifford M. Hardin is urging turkey growers to keep this year's production to the 1968 level of 106 million gobblers.

Noting reported intentions of producers to boost turkey output tlme in lts MO-year history, the by three per cent this year. Ear- Jo Daviess County Mutual Fire din warned against the "serious! Insurance Co. has voted to rein- threat" to the industry if the su some lts nsks 1969 crop reached 100 million. That would be the third largest production of turkeys in the country's history. The secretary's statement called on raisers specifically to reduce the number of poults hatched during the rest of the 1969 season by at least three per cent.

I of seed and applied 400 pounds of starter fertilizer to the mea! broke the 200-bushel yield bar- urecl acre rier, but none of the 48 entrants He had previously prepared across the Cornbelt was within I the round P'owing down 300 25 bushels of the Stadel record of 0-25-25 fertilizer and' Reused anew "funnel'ine" in 112 pounds of an- thieves who hijacked a tractor- trailer truck carrying $30,000 worth of bras and girdles. Jo Daviess Company OKs 7sf In 100 Years ELIZABETH For the first hydrous ammonia with atrazine (herbicide. On Oct. 31, with Stadel hobbling on a leg injured when he was kicked by a cow, neighbors hand harvested the acre. They hauled 19,210 pounds of ear corn to the Elizabeth Feed Mill where it was corrected for moisture and shelling percentage.

Stadel has grown Moews corn for years but 1968 was his first (experience with the new variety The company has considerable js one ion in nvnac-c iro Milk Standards WASHINGTON (AP) At the urging of the Agriculture De- ward cash reserves in excess of its five-year losses, a spokesman said. Three directors were re-elected: Glen Williams of Pleasant Valley, Raymond Heer of Derinda and Glenn W. Gill of Elizabeth. The reports of the past year showed a gain in business written and also a slightly higher loss ratio. Board of directors met after- elected Heer presi- restructured with upright leaves that "funnel" more sunlight through the leaf canopy to the ear and lower leaves.

Homemade LIVER PUDDING and Fresh PORK SAUSAGE Store Hours: Man. through Sat. 8 A. M. to 5:30 P.

M. of U. S. Choice Meats" Merck Springer 116 S. Chicago Ave.

237-8712 partment, the Health, Education and Welfare Department has shelved pending review of its proposed standards for manufacturing milk. The standards sought to eliminate current duplication in the field and would be set up for adoption and enforcement by the states. The Agriculture Department, sensitive to producer feelings and attitudes, got HEW Secretary Robert E. Finch to agree dent; Otto ScVmere, Galena, vice president; Lawrence Stafford, Galena, secretary; and Alfred Boyd, Galena, treasurer. New Editor MOUNT MORRIS Jerry Goff of Lawrenceville has been named the new editor of the Mount Morris Index.

He has served as editor of the Lawrenceville Daily Record and as contributing editor for the Lawon a two-department review of rence County News. facts and criticisms with a view to working out standards producers, manufacturers and consumers can gp along with. Winslow Township Candidates Named WINSLOW At the Winslow Township caucuses Tuesday night, the following nominations were made for the April election: Republicans Auditors, John Hastings, David Heer and Bruce I Babler, all incumbents. Democrats Clerk, Milford Gruenberg, incumbent; auditor, William Niemeier; and assessor, Clarence Stabenow, incumbent. LIFE INSURANCE BY U.S.

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