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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 2001

Page

10

Insulation firm thrives five years in operation

Five year old insulation business grows with local labor crews on a two month installation of a 200 by 80 foot Pinckneyville freezer built with Sphinx panels. Owner Tony Dorey invites prospects to visit. Expansion includes an Ames Iowa outdoor cooler for seed dormancy and reforestation. Clients include Carboz Quatro's Hangar 9 Bend Lake Beverage and Ballard's Sausage West Virginia with 60 to 90 day net terms. SBA loan financed start.

Tony Dorey Bovee

Panels Make Up Sphinx Panel And Door Insulated Assemblies

Terry Bovee of Sphinx Panel and Door Inc describes 3 to 6 inch thick polyurethane sandwich panels with steel or glass fiber skins. The skins form a break lip, foam is injected at 30 pounds per minute, and panels are joined with polystyrene splines creating a thermal break for high insulation. Seams sealed inside with USDA approved silicon caulk and outer edges with flexible butyl rubber.

Terry Bovee Sphinx Panel and Door Inc USDA Bovee Suncom1.com SunCom

Grandmother Helps Granddaughters at Gorham Playground

Grandmother Monica Derossett ferries Tiffany and Brittany Davis at the Longfellow playground in Gorham on Monday as a Southern Illinoisan photographer captures the moment CHUCK NOVARA.

Monica Derossett Tiffany Brittany Davis Longfellow Playground Gorham Southern Illinoisan Chuck Novara

Grants support student art and history projects in Illinois schools

Grants assist elementary to high school programs including art reproductions and materials for third graders taught by Karla McCamish, a junior senior history unit led by Sheri Hunter using Carterville materials, a first grade butterfly habitat project with butterfly garden, and a mobile writing workshop for grades three to five led by Rebecca Savka.

Karla McCamish Sheri Hunter Illinois State of Illinois Carterville Williamson County Carterville Public Library Sarah Geiselman Debbie Horn Marietta Chelin Rebecca Savka

Habitat for Humanity progresses on Marion housing projects

In Marion two houses near completion and one finished, with South Holland Street and Ritchy Drive sites set for quick finish. Johnston City receives first donated property for a future build, aiding spring construction. Habitat relies on volunteers and donations. inquiries to 997-3134.

Marion Dan Whitfield First Presbyterian Church South Holland Street Ritchy Drive Hancock Johnston City Whitfield Ken Greenwalt Habitat Scott Habitat For Humanity P.O

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