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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1965
Page
3
Joliet West students present a Friday evening science fair from 7 to 9 in the school cafeteria. About 70 students, guided by faculty, will showcase projects across chemistry physics zoology botany and microbiology with judging by a 35-member panel and awards at 9 30. First place winners advance to the district fair in Chicago then state fair in May.
Joliet Central A Capella Choir presents Bells Are Ringing a musical comedy by Styne Camden and Green on May 7 and 8 at the campus venue.
Larry W. Edwards, director of vocal music, will prepare Bells Are Ringing and serve as production coordinator and musical director for the presentation.
Will County forest preserve district announces a new weekend Scout camping site at McKinley Woods near Channahon Township with Friday to Sunday overnight programs. Messenger Woods Forest Preserve at Bruce and Parker Roads in Homer Township previously hosted a successful day camp and reservation requests are being received for northeastern Will County units.
Ruth Austin will lead the Joliet East staging of Time Out for Ginger a three act comedy by Ronald Alexander. The March 26 and 27 performances start at 8 p m in the school auditorium with cast members including Marcia Smith Georgan Over Cindy Squier Mary Ellen Kazmark Bob Oestreich Ron Weiske Doug Kroesch Bill Behling and Gene Kazmark. The plot follows Ginger the banker’s daughter who after hearing her father’s talk on self fulfillment joins the football team leading to humorous situations.
Twenty students at Joliet Junior College achieved 4.0 averages for the fall semester. Seven sophomores and 13 freshmen are listed, with names including Richard L. Altenhoff and Patricia A. Bernickas. Additional note says 20 sophomores had 3.5 to 4.0 and 40 freshmen had 3.5.
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