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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1965
Page
11
The Joliet YMCA will hold its eleventh annual sports award banquet on Thursday May 27 at 6 15 PM in the main gymnasium. All men women boys and girls who represented the y in 1964 65 will be honored with certificates for achievements in basketball volleyball swimming gymnastics and NAAP. Awards will be given for the most improved swimmers.
Lockport Central students joined a Northern Illinois University panel on vocational planning on May 6. Participants included Debbie Lindstrom, Carol Nordstrom, Kathy Sharp, Connie Beavon, Tom Zander, plus Plainfield High students Don Scott and Bob Long. Counselor mentors Kenneth Griswold and Al Bean attended. The district’s first adult driver training program, led by Mel Deskin and Bill Zimmer, nears completion with 16 enrollees. Dr. William Blatnik reports Lockport graduates Rosalie Bennett and Dennis E. Messinger to be honored at Southern Illinois University Honors Day Convocation May 13.
Public notice: Ludwig V. Kuhar Master in Chancery will auction Lot 26, Block 8, Unit No. 2 Bonnie Brae in Will County Illinois on June 9 1965 at 10 15 AM CDT at the Joliet courthouse to satisfy a Federal National Mortgage Association decree. Bidder must pay cash. Plaintiff’s attorneys Stuart C. Kroesch and John Blakslee.
Junior high and high school girls may join Joliet YMCA summer swim instruction starting June 15 and June 18 with sessions twice weekly. Fees are 12 dollars for ages 15 and under and 18 dollars for over 16, covering 22 half hour lessons plus practice and recreation time from 3 to 4 pm.
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