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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1965
Page
5
Lewis College plans a sweeping shift from semester hours to a four-course per semester system starting next September. Each course equals four hours, with 32 total credits required for graduation, emphasizing depth in four subjects per term and a broad study in theology philosophy English language arts history science and social science.
The Concordia College Choir of Moorhead Minnesota directs Paul J Christiansen will give a concert at Lockport Central auditorium on Monday February 8 at 8 p.m. En route to New York and Boston they will record and sing at Lincoln Center and Town Hall. Tickets available from chorus members.
Joliet Federal Savings and Loan Assn directors were re elected at the annual meeting held in Joliet on Wednesday January 20. New directors join incumbents Walter Geissler John B Figel Theodore Flint Dr Gayle Hufford Albert Johnson and Walter J Kiep with 1964 officers also re elected led by John B Figel as executive vice president and treasurer D Lee Roy Shepherd as vice president and secretary Vance S Cummins as vice president James M Wheeler as assistant vice president Aldo L Maielli as assistant vice president William J Little as controller William R McAlpin as assistant treasurer Jack Parkinson as Home Improvement Division manager Robert Maxwell as assistant secretary and Robert Cheffer as assistant secretary appraiser.
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