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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1942
Page
2
EOP to host a dance Saturday night in the Elwood Ordnance plant gymnasium. Recreational director E. L. Walkup announced the event. Mary Vraesik submitted the winning name in a Group 3A contest. Group 3A also sponsors the dance. George Zelke will play the piano.
The director of the band composed entirely of EOP employees announces Marge Bryant as vocalist. Every third dance will be a waltz. Tickets are available from EOP groups and at the Kankakee Ordnance Works administration building. The committee includes Colby Eriksen chairman Amy Lesley secretary J J Fitzpatrick entertainment councillor Fred Tamlyn tickets Della Norman refreshments Emil Zajicek decorations Mary Ragoni publicity Jack Carroll prizes.
At a Monday meeting of the Will County board of supervisors the advisory committee of the Will County Health department led by Dr. Cecil A Z Sharp urged the creation of a county board of health to coordinate with individual local health boards to address county health problems.
A state senate bill reaching Governor Dwight Green proposes a county board of health to oversee milk regulation amid findings that much milk in Will County fails to meet standards. Mokena raw milk sales lack regulations, typhoid concerns rise in underserved areas, and Joliet may enforce Grade A rules amid staff shortages.
G. M. Collatz, chief deputy collector, urges taxpayers to pay the second installment by Tuesday night to avoid the lump sum due if unpaid. He warns delaying payments creates last day rush and possible penalties.
The Spectator lists offices at 107 113 W o Street Joliet Illinois with a telephone contact. The notice provides a concise reference to the newspaper’s local office location and accessibility.
The ration book number three application blanks must be mailed by midnight to receive new books by July 21. Blanks are available at the post office until 5 PM for those who did not receive one by mail. After today blanks may be obtained at city hall rationing office but not mailed until August 21.
Joliet Public Schools will run a six week summer program at F E Marsh school from Monday to July 23. Tuition is 9 dollars and open to district 86 pupils and others in Joliet or Will county. Junior High students can earn two credits. Miss Frances Regan will be principal with a staff of six. grades one through eight offered.
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