Catch-Up Sunday for Polio Vaccine Observed in Will County
Will County residents who missed the first Sabin Oral vaccine mass feeding will have a Catch-Up Sunday on April 4 at Joliet Township High School West. Eligible residents who did not participate last Sunday may receive the vaccine from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The county totals show 70 675 participants overall and 10 273 at the West Station. Those taking Catch-Up must return May 3 for the second dose.
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Will County
Sabin
Jolliet Township High School
Lewis College Plans Weekend of Activities
Lewis College schedules a symposium on divalent carbon on Saturday April 3 to mark the dedication of a new science building. Five leading authorities will speak including Dr. Gerhard Closs and Dr. Lester Friedman. Hine and Skell will receive honorary Doctor of Laws degrees. The event includes daily sessions from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. through April 10 with awards presented on Saturday.
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Lewis College
Gerhard Closs
University of Chicago
Lester Friedman
Case Institute of Technology
Jack Hine
Georgia Tech
Harold Schechter
Ohio State University
Philip Skell
Legne State Universty
Dr. Hine
Dr. Skell
Lewis
Bro. Louis de la Salle
Bro
L. Paul
F.S.C
Bro. Paul
Bernard J. Sheil
Martin D. McNamara
Irving Crown
County legal changes appoint new first assistant and staff move
State's Attorney George E. Sangmeister announced Martin Rudman will become full time first assistant prosecutor, replacing the investigator role and salaries. Gilbert A. Knater was terminated as chief investigator. Rudman will serve for one year and draw combined compensation of 10,000 dollars.
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George E. Sangmeister
Martin Rudman
Gilbert A. Knater
Will County Board of Supervisors
Rudman
Sangmeister
Joliet Band to Give First Concert and Cinderella Event
The Joliet Band of Joliet will perform its first concert before 50 citizens on Tuesday April 6. On May 23 the Cinderella Band will present a public concert in the St Francis Academy auditorium Joliet with a $1 donation. Proceeds go to Guardian Angel Home Band Assn Inc. The article also notes a youth art class by Joliet Artisteague and an upcoming 10 week Saturday course at the League home in West Park from April 10 with registrations handled by Judy Lengenberger or Mrs Pinkston.
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Lewis College Glee Club
Philip Peter
Glee Club of
St. Xavier
St. Xavier College
103Rd
Central Park Ave
Oak Lawn
Mendelssohn
Gilbert and Sullivan
Randall Thompson
Glee Club
Guardian Angel
Rome
Band of
McNulty
St. Francis Academy
Joliet
Assn, Inc
First National Bank
John Kren
LaVerm Kren
Judy Lengenberger
League
West Park
Lengenberger
Pinkston
Peggy Fetter
Elwood
Joliet East
East Campus
Marshall D. Erickson
Archie R. McAllister, Jr
John Phillip Sousa
Dennis Weiser
Beloved Enemy screens at Joliet faith church Friday
A modern space age scientist investigates Jesus Christ in the film Beloved Enemy to be shown at the Christian Youth Cinema in the Faith Bible Church sanctuary on Cass Street Joliet at 7 30 p m Friday April 2.
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Jesus Christ
Christian Youth Cinema
Sanctuary of the Faith Bible Church
Cass Street
Joliet
Housing Evaluator Resigns in Joliet
Gary C. Giarrante, a Joliet housing evaluator, resigned to join a local real estate firm Barr Warrus. City officials set open competitive exams for two vacancies at 7 p.m. April 22, with applications due by 5 p.m. April 13. Pay ranges from 5460 to 6636 dollars.
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Gary C. Giarrante
Joliet
Marsh
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