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The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1960

Page

2

Dr English rehired for two more years as Joliet schools chief

Joliet Public Schools superintendent Dr John W English will stay for two more years at 19000 for year one and 20000 for year two. The board also accepted the resignation of west side inspector Raymond Fahr and invited applications to fill the vacancy. The panel approved payrolls totaling 227571.52 and bills of 40340.85 and hired Flora Leonard part time kindergarten teacher Paul Seligman part time attendance officer and Lyle Menozzi half time custodian. Insurance coverage was adjusted to replacement value per Joliet Independent Insurance Agents.

John W. English Joliet Gompers Junior High School Raymond Fahr West Side Dr. English Richard Curran English Louis Bertani Harold Anderson Anderson Rene Dec Fahr S. Ottawa Flora Leonard Paul Seligman Lyle J. Menozzi

Stadium Sam to be honored at Joliet-Blue Island game

Mike Sanfilippo known as Stadium Sam will receive a plaque tonight before the Joliet Township varsity game. His 1949 50 letters urged a new football stadium, influencing Joliet Park District decisions and the Rte 52 concrete complex dedication in 1951.

Mike Sanfilippo Sam Joliet Park District Elands Sanfilippo Joliet Township Spectator Burke R. Mead William French New Joliet Township Aubrey A. Wills Joliet Park

Kennedy Wins Narrowly in Election Returns

Unofficial tallies show Sen John F Kennedy with 33 228 388 votes 50 2 percent to 32 923 512 votes 49 8 percent for Vice President Nixon in the popular vote a razor thin margin in 76 years Eisenhower invites Kennedy observers Ward defeats Adamowski for Cook County State’s Attorney Maris named AL MVP Nixon calls for full Republican reorganization in the wake of the result

Chicago John F. Kennedy Richard M. Nixon Sen. Kennedy Richard Nixon

Plan for Jeliet public schools construction and repairs

The board of school inspectors approved a plan funded by a bond issue to build two new schools and modernize Washington Junior High while repairing and upgrading existing buildings. Projects include new windows, doors, toilets, flooring, and gas heating consideration, with contracts expected next Thursday.

Jeliet Washington Junior High School Richard Curran Kruegel, Healy and Moore Parks Avenue Woodland Semitekel and Larson Lincoln School Forest Park F. E. Marsh McKinley Park

Veterans Day Parade in Joliet Friday Observes Armistice Day

Joliet and Will County plan a Veterans Day parade downtown Friday starting 10 40 a m. The route goes from Jackson and Chicago to Benton Street with a reviewing stand at Harwood Post American Legion. Cadets ROTC Joliet Township High School and Joliet Arsenal attend, bands perform, and open houses follow for most veterans posts.

Ellie Floyd Herman Olson John Szafranski Robert Utger U. S. Marine Corps Arthur B. Hanks Air Force Bernard Williams American Legion Post Cliff L. Heylin Veterans Council of Will County Paul McDermott Legion Post Chiapran Carl R. Jeppson Edward Wilda Rockdale Michel Gress Joliet Jackson Chicago Sts Chicago St Jefferson St Ottawa Benton St Harwood Post American Legion Ottawa St Carl Jeppson Cantigny Post Europe Armed Forces Joliet Township Joliet Arsenal

Spectator predicted large turnout in county vote

The Spectator forecast in its Nov. 3 issue that over 80,000 voters would flood the polls on Nov. 8. The unofficial tally shows 84,500 ballots cast across 138 districts, equal to 87 percent of registered voters.

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Local Joliet Post Office Record Cited

A 1960 postal matter notes second class entry on October 1 1940 at Joliet Hino Post Office under the act Vol XXXIV November 10 1960 No 34

Joliet Hino

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