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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1965
Page
3
A psychologist advised Armour and Company to use emotional appeal, leading to 22 sets of moving toys valued at 330000. Hand built in West Germany by master craftsmen, the 63 piece clown lion and frog sets cost about 15000 each. Stores incur 1000 weekly maintenance, offset by a 30 percent sales lift. The display runs at Rudy's Super Market 830 E Cass St through Saturday.
Donald S. Frey, Evanston attorney and civil rights leader, will give the keynote on "The Challenge of Freedom of Residence" at a Saturday workshop at St. Francis College. The event, hosted by the Will County Conference on Religion and Race, begins with registration at 8:45 a.m. and Frey will speak at 9:45 a.m. Frey, chairman of the United Citizens' Committee for Freedom of Residence in Illinois, has written on civil rights and travels nationwide to spoke to civic and religious groups. The program also includes upcoming conferences on housing equality in Eureka College in February and Springfield in March.
Neal Smith, manager of the Joliet J. C. Penney store, was elected chairman of the Downtown Business Council for 1965 by a unanimous nine member executive committee. A Joliet resident since 1963, he leads promotions and serves in multiple local groups, living at 2603 Glasgow St in Crystal Lawns.
Dave Beck announces the Iroquois District Spring Camporee will run May 14 to 16 at Camp Rainbow near Custer Park with Camping in Action as the theme. Rules will be drafted by the committee and presented to Scout masters at the February 4 Round Table at Bethlehem Lutheran Church.
Northern Illinois University extension division presents a series starter in Joliet. Dr. Robert Broadus will teach Introduction to Selection of Library Materials Lib. Sci. 311 at Joliet Township High School room 253. Fee is 9 dollars per semester hour for residents and 23 dollars for non residents.
The Stone City Kennel Club offers a six week dog training series at 7 p.m. Thursdays at the Fred Francis 4-H Field on Francis Road New Lenox. AKC registered dogs may enroll with contact numbers for Elizabeth Ahlstrom Sandera Broderick and Duane Maxwell provided.
Radioman Seaman Robert A. Zink son of Mr and Mrs Edward Randolph 16 Mississippi Ave recently graduated from Radioman School Bainbridge Maryland.
Under Joliet Artists League, kids ages 7 to 12 gain art training at the League Home West Park from 10 to noon Saturdays. Lessons cover charcoal tempera watercolor and ink with a paper mosaic project. Instructor Miss Judy Sengenberger is a junior at the College of St Francis and a commercial artist. Registration for the remaining nine weeks is this Saturday at 10 a.m. at the League home. Marine Lance Cpl. Earl N. Friend, son of Mrs. Ruth E. Davis of 411 Oneida St, serves with the First Marine Aircraft Wing in Iwakuni Japan.
Lockport Central invites parents and alumni to a three day book fair in the school library from February 2 to 4. About 9 000 paperback books will be on display with purchases optional. The event, sponsored by the Library and Student Council, aims to fund library needs and support a new Peace Corps project.
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