Today’s Events at St Francis Xavier Hall and Shryock Auditorium
Fish fry runs 5 to 7 p m at St Francis Xavier Hall 303 S Poplar St Carbondale advance tickets 6 for adults 2 50 for children 50 cents more at the door call 618 457 6915 or 618 457 4556 musical theater South Pacific at Shryock Auditorium SIU Carbondale 7 30 p m tickets 26 20 for children 15 and younger call 618 453-2787
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Carbondale
South Pacific
Shryock
Southern Illinois University
Wuat's Coming Vegetable Gardening Instruction Announcement
A 1:30 p.m. Thursday gardening class requires pre registration by Monday at the Williamson County Extension Office in Marion. Contact 618 993 3304. The Women’s Center annual meeting is at 6 p.m. Monday at Neuman Catholic Student Center Carbondale 618 549 4807. Jackson County Finance Committee meets 1:30 p.m. at the courthouse. Murphysboro Lake Egypt Fire Protection District Board meets 7 p.m. at Fire Station No. 4 11708 Lake of Egypt Road. www thesouthern com
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Herrin
Williamson County Extension Office
Marion
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Women’s Center, Inc
Neuman Catholic Student Center
Carbondale
Lake Egypt
Murphysboro Key Club Easter Egg Hunt grows in 14th year
Murphysboro High School Key Club plans the 14th annual Community Easter Egg Hunt at Riverside Park on April 19. About 10 000 eggs will be hidden for 400 or more children to collect by 11:05 or 11:08. The club seeks cash donations and prizes, with Wal-Mart returning as co sponsor for eggs and candy.
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Murphysboro
Riverside Park
Hall
Key Club
Wal-Mart
SIU football players host Easter Egg Hunt for Carbondale children
In Carbondale the Head Start program welcomed about 104 children and 30 SIU Carbondale football players who organized a third annual Easter Egg Hunt. Each child found five eggs with treats and received gift bags. Afterwards players played on the playground and joined the kids in games.
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SIU
Carbondale
Southern Illinois University Carbondale
Sharon Lipe
Pamela Kay Schmalenberger
Billy Beard
Tatreya Campbell
Joe Szczepanik
Ariel Cravens
Kierra Wimberly
D’montez Miles
Carterville chamber honors two women at dinner
Carterville honors two women at the 19th Annual Carterville Chamber of Commerce Dinner at John A. Logan College. Fritzi Jones won Chamber Member of the Year for 2002-2003 while Elaine Melby received the Frank Samuel Jr. Community Service Award for 2002-2003.
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Carterville
Carterville Chamber of Commerce
John A. Logan College
Fritzi Jones
Elaine Melby
Frank Samuel
Coulterville weighs consolidation of local school
More than 150 residents met to discuss Coulterville school district's future amid deficits and a potential consolidation. State officials from ISBE outlined options including consolidations, annexations, and high school deactivation while top administrators answered questions.
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Coulterville
Michelle Heninger
Illinois State Board of Education
Monroe-Randolph County
Faye Hughes
Marc Kiehna
Franklin Hospital and SMGS Reach Mutual Deal
Franklin Hospital administrator Hervey Davis says the partnership with St. Mary’s Good Samaritan is a non altering tie that keeps the hospital board and district ownership intact while expanding care. The alliance will add specialty services and aid in physician recruitment and management, aligning with SMGS objectives.
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Franklin Hospital
St. Mary’s Good Samaritan
Hervey Davis
SMGS
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