Joliet Grants Longer Friday Saturday Tavern Hours
Joliet council approved a 6 to 1 ordinance allowing Friday and Saturday tavern hours until 2 a.m a Sunday noon opening with 12 midnight close and weekday hours unchanged. The vote followed debate with church leaders and traffic experts highlighting crime and morality concerns.
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Joliet
William H. Wilson
Charles M. Chakour
Grace M.E. Church
Will County Council of Churches For Christ
Steve Ritter
Channahon
Will County Liquor Dealers Protective Association
Park dam crumbles seek state aid
Park district reports deterioration of the Hickory er sek dam at the Highland park entrance. Superintendent Sam Basan says the district requests state assistance from the Illinois department of waterways and considers dredging silt while repairs would require diverting water. He notes potential further breaks could drain the park pond. Basan seeks use of $300000 Hickory Creek funds for the dam.
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Highland Park
Jolet Park
Sam Basan
Basan
Trict
Illinois Department of Waterways
Hickory Creek
Illinois Division of Waterways
Joliet Restaurants Cleared by Health Dept
Dr. Felix A. Tornabene, director of Wild County Health, told Joliet city council that 111 restaurants comply with health standards. He noted 25 eateries were required to install hot running water for staff and customers, with quarterly inspections and swift action for violations.
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Felix A. Tornabene
Wild County Health Department
Tornabene
Red Cross drive seeks 88200 in Will County campaign
D B Baker chairs the Will County Red Cross drive aiming to raise 88200 with Donald B Baker as general chairman and E B Workman heading the towns division. Sydney Westby organizes initial gifts while March solicitors begin later, highlighting services for armed forces disaster aid and public health programs.
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Will County
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Donald B. Baker
First National Bank
E. B
Neb” Workman
Sydney B. Westby
Public Service Co
Baker
School employees to undergo annual chest x rays
The state health department will send a mobile unit to Will County from Monday to Friday for mandatory annual chest x rays for school employees over 30. Locations include Wilmington High, Beecher High, Lockport Township High, Joliet Township High and Junior College, and Joliet elementary admin building. Hours are 1 to 6 p.m. Certificates of freedom from tuberculosis are due by September 1 each school year.
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Sionday
Will County Health Department
Will-Grundy County Medical Society
State Health Department
Wilmington High School
Beecher High School
Lockport Township High School
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James P. Hennessy
Altho
Maurice Berlinsky
Northwestern University Traffic Institute
Chakour
Clifford E. Fernstrom
Field Service F
Institute
Hennessy
James C. Bell
Park
Lak
D. B. Baker
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