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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1950
Page
5
Northwest and northeast Joliet Girl Scout leaders plan separate monthly meetings next Monday. The northwest group gathers at 2 p m in Joliet Public Library meeting room to discuss the current year budget and summer day camp plans presented by the area day camp committee. Mrs Homer Kline, neighborhood chair, will lead.
Mrs Charles J Pauly will convene the northeast group at 7:30 p.m. at the Boy Scout cabin in Highland Park with man presiding.
The Chaney Grade School band and chorus perform a Sunday afternoon concert at the school starting at 3 p m Tickets are 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children The Chinese minted coins date back to 1901 B C.
A state secretary's office issued a charter last week to the Will County Shoe Repairing Association, a nonprofit with headquarters at 376 W Jefferson St, to foster friendly social activities. Officers listed are George Marceacci, John Ferraris and Robert Libertor. Analysts say the federal budget shows at least 34 new spending programs, with first year costs around 1 billion and potential $4 billion annually as programs mature.
Members of civic clubs in and near Joliet meet at the YMCA to finish plans for Operation Safety a traffic safety panel discussion set for Wednesday May 3 at 7 30 p m at the American Legion hall Thomas H Perryman traffic safety committee chairman of the Joliet Community Safety council will preside at tonight s session Groups young and old thru-
Perryman said Will county residents are expected to attend. The next total solar eclipse observable in the United States is scheduled for June 30, 1954. The last total eclipse visible locally was July 9, 1945.
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