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The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1965

Page

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Grants OK for three Will County schools

Three Will County school districts received federal aid through the Department of Health Education and Welfare this week totaling 62 232. Joliet School District 86 got 57 705 while Lincoln Way Community High School District 210 received 3 141 and Manhattan Public School District 114 was awarded 1 386 for current expenditures. A separate telegram from Shriver director of the Office of Economic Opportunity announced approval of a 40 965 grant to fund a Community Action Program under Title II A of the Economic Opportunity Act with details to follow after governor consent.

Will County Department of Health, Education and Welfare John Erlenborn Lincoln Way Community Manhattan Public School Shriver Office of Economic Opportunity

GOP Maintains Control of Will County Board in election

Republicans kept control of the Will County board while Democrats won a majority of Joliet township offices. Joliet township supervisor William H. McCarthy won with 11 526 votes over Clarence Moman 9 844. Democrats gained four assistant supervisor seats. Republicans won two. Democratic winners: William J. Dwyer 10 991, William H. Lipsey 10 954, Dr. Clarence J. Larkin 10 751, Robert M. Verbiscer 10 629. Republican leaders: Richard Tezak 11 332, Herman Olivo 10 627. Unsuccessful Dems: LeRoy M. Van Duyne 10 521, James P. Riley 10 540. Unsuccessful GOP: Charles Connor 9 788, Jerry Adams 9 298, Bernard L. Williams 9 095, Robert Holyoak 8 346. Kent Bosworth won town clerk with 11 589 to 9 308 for John. Continued on Pagell.

Will County Joliet Township Joliet William J. Dwyer William H. Lipsey Clarence J. Larkin Robert M. Verbiscer Richard Tezak Herman Fe Olivo GOP LeRoy M. van Duyne James P. Riley Charles Connor Jerry Adams Bernard L. Williams Robert Holyoak

Pilcher Hudak Returned to Joliet Park District Board

Robert E. Pilcher and John V. Hudak were reelected to six year terms on the Joliet Park District board with 9 695 and 17 676 votes in unofficial returns. Other candidates included Paul T. Brozman 7 190 John T. Dillon 6 956 Raymond S. Sak 2 556 Martin J. Henderson 2 390 George E. Matlak 1 486 and Thomas W. Bruce 1 293.

Robert E. Pilcher John V. Hudak Joliet Park District Pilcher Hudak Paul T. Brozman John T. Dillon Raymond S. Sak Martin J. Henderson George E. Matlak Thomas W. Bruce

May Tour Planned by Grade Band Sets

The City Band of Joliet Public Schools travels May 13 for a spring tour visiting Gil bert Lance Junior High School Leblanc instrument factory in Kenosha Wisconsin an assembly at Horace Junior High West Allis Wisconsin an overnight in Milwaukee a Lake Michigan ferry cruise on S Spartan May 14 and an overnight in Muskegon Michigan May 15 at the Holland Michigan Tulip Festival.

City Band of Joliet Public Schools Gilbert Lance Leblanc Instrument Factory Kenosha Wis Horace Junior High West Allis Milwaukee Lake Michigan S. S. Spartan Auto Ferry Muskegon Mich Holland, Mich

Local Realtor Charged With Housing Discrimination

The Joliet NAACP files a formal complaint with Illinois Department of Registration and Education against Charles Varrus, past Will County Realty Board president, for allegedly refusing to rent to Juliette Bethea, a Black systems accountant at APSA. Varrus cites financial pressures and tenant resistance as factors. He says discrimination is a community problem and that mortgage obligations force a rent-first stance.

Joliet National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Charles Varrus Will County Realty Board Department of Registration and Education State of Illinois NAACP Warrus Juliette Bethea APSA the Spectator Miss Bethea

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Maurice Berlinsky Vern Dillon William H. McCarthy Clarence Moman Kent Bosworth John Pagell Robert’ I. McKeague, Jr Vine St New Lenox Ammunition Procurement and Supply Agency Chicago Operations Research Society of America Donald J. Walsh Kenilworth Illinois Senate Walsh State Department of Agriculture Better Government Association Chicago Tribune Joseph I. Woods BGA Howard McWard Woods Alcade The Fairmont Lockport Township Fairmont School Guy Jones Jim Hill Phote Harvey Varrus
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