New Lenox School Board Plans 12 Room Addition
New Lenox School Board contemplates adding twelve classrooms on the Oakview site to handle rising enrollments. The Oakview property spans 13 acres and architectural work is to be handled by Alexander, Borkon, Westphal, and DeYoung of Joliet. Enrollment is projected to reach about 2,000 students by September 1968.
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New Lenox School Board
New Lenox
Oakview
Alexander, Borkon, Westphal
New Lenox Board
Marley, Schmuhl
Reiter
Orland Pupil Receives Photo From President Johnson
Mark Cavallo a third grade student at St. Michael’s school in Orland Park sent a holiday greeting to President Lyndon Johnson and received a picture of the President and his family with a thanking card. He and his brother David collect memoranda of the Presidents.
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Mark Cavallo
Michael A. Cavallo
Holiday Ct
Orland Park
Lyndon Johnson
Mark
St. Michael’s School
Johnson
David
Sunday Concert To Honor Former L-W Bandsmen
The Lincoln Way High School Band stages a tenth anniversary concert Sunday Jan 26 at 3 00 pm in the school auditorium. First part features Nobles of the Mystic Shrine Trumpet Voluntary Kalinnikov Symphony No 1 G minor Festival and Symphonic Prelude.
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Lincoln Way High School
Sousa
Nobles of the Mystic Shrine
Henry Purcell
Basile Kalinnikov
Clifton Williams
Knights Fall Twice to Vikings and Rockets in Conference Play
Lincoln Way Knights drop two games over the weekend to Homewood Vikings 87 58 and Rich East Rockets 69 47 as their conference record moves to 1-6 and overall 2-14. Howard Grimes leads with 24 points against Homewood and 15 against Rich East. foul troubles and limited offense hindered the Knights.
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Lincoln-Way
Hodge
Rich
Deshon
Croker
Richman
Hopper
Graphic Newspapers
Lincoln Way Knights
Knights
Homewood
Vikings
Howard Grimes
Knight
Lennie Bernsten
Rockets
Rich East
Mike Deshon
Howard
Tom Grimes
The
Bremen
Wildcats
Plainfield
Ff Knights
Public Invited to Hear Noted Planner on Lincoln Way Future
Lincoln Way district residents are invited to an 8 p.m. meeting at the high school auditorium Monday Jan 27. Dr Harold Mayer geographer from the University of Chicago will discuss growth issues including tax base structure interstate 80 impacts and transportation waterways. Mayer's career spans roles in city planning and urban development with international consulting and a Fulbright tenure in New Zealand.
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Lincoln Way
Harold Mayer
University of Chicago
Lincoln Way Board of Education
Mayer
Lincoln- Way
Lincoln-Way
Northwestern University
Washington University
Philadelphia Planning Commission
Chicago Planning Commission
Chicago Department of City Planning
Cleveland City Planning Commission
Port of New York Authority
Province of Manitoba Department of Industry and Commerce
University of
Frankfort Couple Plans Anniversary Celebration
A Frankfort couple Mr and Mrs George Schroeder of 144 Pacific Street celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house at St Peter s United Church of Christ this Sunday January 26 from 2 to 5 pm Relatives and friends are invited The couple were married January 28 1914 in New Lenox Mrs Schroeder the former Selma Schmuhl Their sons Donald and Glen Schroeder and three grand daughters Willa Milda and Doreen will join in the celebration.
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Frankfort
George Schroeder
Pacific St
St. Peter’s United Church of Christ
Schroeder
New Lenox
Selma Schmuhl
William Schmuhl
Schroeders
Donald
Glen Schroeder
Willa
Milda
Doreen
Mokena Chamber Plans Calendar and New Officers
The Mokena Chamber of Commerce elected John Langland president succeeding Wagner Ryder. New officers include Raymond Bisgrove vice president Mrs Marcia Miller secretary Daniel Kurber treasurer and Walter Welsch director. The group will maintain a public events calendar at the Front street office and use the chamber as a clearing center to coordinate dates. Meetings will total twelve annually with varied timings and dues reduced from 25 to 20 dollars. Fred Lehmann continues as executive secretary.
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Sangmeister Declares Candidacy for State's Attorney
George E. Sangmeister of Mokena and Frankfort announces as a Democrat for state's attorney. He filed nominating petitions after a Monday formal declaration, previously served as magistrate in Will County and was elected Justice of the Peace in 1961. He is married to Doris M. Hinspeter with one child and has a background in law and banking.
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George E. Sangmeister
Mokena
Frankfort
Clara Hartley Woodard
Sangmeister
Will County
New Lenox
Joliet
George C. Sangmeister
Doris M. Hinspeter
George Kurt
Joliet Township
Joliet Junior College
Elmhurst College
John Marshall Law School
August J. Santoro
Sangmeister and Santor
U.S. Army
Will County Bar Association
Illinois State Bar Association
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