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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1958
Page
11
Gompers Junior High cheerleaders have energized basketball games this year and will carry on at school assemblies and spring sports events. In the lineup from left to right are Mary Cresto Sandy Anderson Barbara Johnson Karen Mancine and Patty Le Roy.
Joliet area high school students from Will and Grundy counties plus parts of Kane county will present science and mathematics projects at the annual student science fair April 18 and 19 in Lewis College Gymnasium. Exhibits will be judged with prizes awarded. Dr. Leonard I. Katzin will assist schools with fair organization.
Western Illinois University announces a 31 game baseball schedule for the IAC co champions. The slate includes three games against Iowa Wesleyan and three against Washington University of St. Louis. Western opens tomorrow against Iowa Wesleyan and begins defending its title on April 12.
Charles Laughton interprets St. Mark's account of Jesus Christ's final hours in a special Good Friday presentation on WGN-TV at 1 30 p m as channel 9 expands Holy Week programming.
State bonuses are not income for pension purposes by law. A paid-up policy still earns dividends if declared. GI Bill farm training limits depend on course similarity to prior schooling. VA outpatient care requires prior VA approval before family doctor billing.
At least three Chicago area high schools have opened before 7 a m to equip classrooms with television sets for WBKB's Science 58 telecasts. Lane Technical and Foreman High Schools in Chicago and St Joseph Junior-Senior High in Michigan are noted as adopting the program.
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