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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1965
Page
2
Joliet Central Kiwanis Key Club crowned season champions on The Other Guy quiz show. Central defeated North Park Academy 50 10 on March 27 April 3 and Maine East April 10 to take the title.
Will County officials announce a kickoff meeting for the Silver Cross expansion and development fund drive to be held at D Amico 214 on Wednesday April 21. County superintendent Verne Cracker chairs the effort with town chairs including Breidert Morrison Eriksen Goodwin Gryzwinski Miller Sallenger Swanberg Walker and others invited to a 6 30 p.m. dinner.
The Park District hosts its 26th Annual Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday April 17 at 1 p.m. in the Inwood Picnic Area. Children ages two to ten are invited to participate.
Joliet voters choose three of six candidates for the City Council in Tuesday election. Incumbents William H. Wilson Sam Chuk and Ralph H. Smith compete with Ned Grabavoy George T. Tapella and Verne E. Dillon. Grabavoy led the primary with 5963 votes. Polls open 6 am to 6 pm.
Miss Joan Annette Hynd and Miss Carmela Ann Myers received scholarships for medical technology training in Springfield. Hynd, Joliet Junior College sophomore and NIU junior, will study at Silver Cross Hospital. Myers, College of St. Francis junior, trains at St. Frances Hospital Peoria and earns BS from CSF.
Gov Otto Kerner approved the release of 113340 for an addition to St Joseph Hospital School of Nursing. The funds come from Illinois via the federal Hill Burton Act and were announced by the governor's office.
The Red Cross will start a first aid instructor course on Monday April 19 at Red Cross headquarters 222 N Broadway Will County Region. Classes run Monday evenings for five weeks from 7 to 10 pm. Applicants over 18 with a current advanced first aid certificate are eligible. Call 722-5007 for more information.
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