Lincoln-Way Knights Open Grid Season With Lemont Win 21-7
Lincoln-Way Knights out-rushed Lemont 203 to 54 yards to win 21-7 in the opener. Don Ferrell scored twice, Ron Kokal added a 32 yard interception return, and a safety by Howard Grimes highlighted a dominant defensive effort. Lemont's only score came on a 35 yard fumble return.
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Knights
Lemont
Lincoln - Way Knights
Lemont Indians
Redskins
Lincoln Way
Don Ferrell
Ron Kokal
Gib Frelly
Howard Grimes
Indians
Knight
Craig Cieply
Jim Lupo
Marc Schonmise
East Rockets
Rockets
Bloom
Lincoln-Way
Frelly
Jim Nicholson
Mike Delaney
Marley district assets split between Mokena and New Lenox
The Marley school district assets valued at cash $10 238.72 and land and buildings appraised at $27 000 will be divided 80 percent to New Lenox and 20 percent to Mokena based on last year’s daily attendance. Objections due within 20 days may alter payments. bonded debt shared per property valuation. Adult education courses at Lincoln-Way High School begin Sept 19 with various classes and a $10 ten week tuition.
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Marley
New Lenox
Mokena
Verne E. Cracker
Cracker
John Weitendorf
Joliet
Will County Board of School Trustees
Weitendorf
Frankfort
Lincoln-Way High School
Donald J. D’amico
Lincoln Way High School
Band Boosters Fall Dance Set for Lincoln Way School
The Lincoln Way Band Boosters hire Bill Carnegie Orchestra of Joliet for the fall dance on Saturday Sept 28 in the school gym from 9 to 12. Tickets are 1 for adults and 75 cents for students available from boosters in Frankfort New Lenox Manhattan and Mokena or at the door. Proceeds fund cadet and advance band uniforms.
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Lincoln-Way High School
Mary K. Cullison
Paul M. Thomas
Lincoln Way
Bill Carnegie Orchestra of
Joliet
Frankfort
New Lenox
Manhattan
Mokena
Robert Taylor
Richard Johns
New Lenox Board may fill vacancy tomorrow night
The New Lenox village board may appoint an interim trustee to fill the unexpired term of Eugene Hunt. A committee of Trustees Evans Drotts and Don Anderson screens candidates. six or eight prospects remain under consideration as of now.
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Eugene Hunt
New Lenox
Stanley Gilmore
Evans Drotts
Don Anderson
Drotts
Anderson
Hunt
New Lenox Board
Robert Randolph
Cedar Road
William Penn
Public Service Co
Rock Island Railroad
Wabash Railroad
Teaching The Mentally Handicapped At Mokena
Doris Gerdehl reports on a Willowcrest school class for educable mentally handicapped children aged 8 to 12 in the Lincoln-Way area. Thirty-two students from Mokena New Lenox and Frankfort participate with teachers and specialists guiding reading writing arithmetic spelling and English.
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Doris Gerdehl
Willowcrest School
Donna Kruck
Mokena
New Lenox
Frankfort
Lincoln-Way
Nazarenes Will Conduct Youth Rally
The Joliet Zone Naz arene Young People's Society holds a 7:30 p m rally at the Church of the Nazarene Joliet Illinois 454 E Cass Street with Rev Samuel Smith as youth speaker and pastors of Emerald Avenue Church of the Nazarene Chicago. Special music from area churches and a separate junior meeting featuring Karen Lucas from Olivet College. Public invited.
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Joliet
Samuel Smith
Emerald Avenue Church
Karen Lucas
Olivet College
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University of Illinois
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Mokena Board
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Recorder’s Office
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E. J. and
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Jeanine Peters
Lincoln-Way Lions Club
A. Hunter Chapman
Lincoln-Way Lion's Club
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