Flu shot clinic at Marion Rehab & Fitness
At Illinois Centre Mall Marion on Wednesday from noon to 2 pm Marion Memorial Hospital provides flu shots. Each shot costs 10 dollars or Medicare Part B plans accepted. People 65 and older with Medicare plans should bring Social Security cards. Nurse Jo Sanders suggests wearing loose or sleeveless clothing. For info call 997-5341 Ext 336.
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Marion
Marion Rehab & Fitness
Illinois Centre Mall
Marion Memorial Hospital
Jo Sanders
Harlem All Stars Benefit Basketball Game in Vienna Illinois
The Harlem All Stars and Illinois State Police plan a fundraiser tonight at Vienna High School to aid the C A R E Bears Christmas Project 2001. Proceeds support clothing food and toys for families in District 22 covering Alexander Union Pulaski Pope Hardin Massac and Johnson counties. Doors open 6 pm game at 7 pm tickets 5. donations welcome via Trooper Dale Poole.
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Vienna
Harlem All Stars
Illinois State Police
Ullin
Vienna High School
Magic Valentino
Johnston County
Valentino
Illinois State Police District 22
Short Enterprises
Anna
Illinois
C.A.R.E
C.A.R.E. Bears
District 22
Alexander
Union
Pulaski
Pope
Hardin
Massac
Johnson
Dale Poole
Sara Bean
Orthopaedic Clinic Offers Free Assessments for Youth
A free orthopaedic assessment clinic for people under 21 will run December 14 from 10 a.m. to noon at the Southern Illinois Orthopaedic Clinic in Herrin. Appointments are required. The Illinois Elks Crippled Children's Program provides limited financial assistance. Sponsored by Carbondale Elks, the state Elks program, and SI Orthopaedic Clinic. Call 800-272-0074 for details.
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Carbondale
Southern Illinois
Lincoln Drive
Herrin
Illinois Elks Crippled Children’s
Elks
Carbondale Elks
State Elks Program
Southern Illinois Orthopaedic Clinic
Christmas Food Drive Musical in Carbondale
Iota Phi Theta Fraternity and Lambda Omega Alumni sponsor the 15th annual Christmas Food Drive Musical starting at 3 p.m. Sunday at Hopewell Baptist Church Carbondale. The Conquerors for Christ headline with local guests New Generation Rapture Wilma Wimberly Brown Noah and The Spiritual Travelers. Canned goods and non-perishable foods accepted to aid needy Southern Illinois families.
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Carbondale
Iota Phi Theta Fraternity
Lambda Omega
Hopewell Baptist Church
Conquerors For Christ
New Generation
Rapture
Wilma Wimberly Brown
Noah
Illinois
Toys for Kids Seeks Donations in Jefferson County
Toys for Kids in Mount Vernon seeks monetary and toy donations by December 10 to buy toys for about 1,000 Jefferson County children. The gifts will be handed out December 14 at Times Square Mall. Donations can be mailed to P O Box 1808 Mount Vernon IL 62864 or delivered at the mall. Volunteer opportunities are available at the mall or via Cindy Beevis or Sheila Jolly.
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Mount Vernon
Toys For Kids
Jefferson County
Times Square Mall
P.O. Box
Mount Vernon IL
Cindy Beevis
Sheila Jolly
Hollywood Tavern raises over four thousand for Shop With A Cop
Herrin pub owners and staff collected more than 4500 toward Williamson County Sheriff’s Department annual Shop With A Cop program. Fundraising continues through Friday with a goal to surpass 5000 as citizens donate at local businesses and a special barbecue event supported by community partners.
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Rhonda Triplett
Hollywood
Herrin
Williamson County Sheriff's Department
Habitat lands big donation in Johnston City
Scott Hancock a Johnston City alderman donated a 50 by 150 foot lot on Ninth Street to Habitat for Humanity Marion Area. The land, bought at a Williamson County tax sale, will fund a 900 square foot home for a low income family after selection criteria are met.
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Scott Hancock
Johnston City
Hancock
Marion
Habitat For Humanity
Ninth Street
Newton
Williamson
Habitat
Marion Area
Gayle Pesavento
Greater
Southern Illinoisan
Chuck Novara
Williamson County
Grants fund extra learning for Carterville students
CARTERVILLE The Tri-C Unit 5 Schools Foundation’s Grants and Awards Committee gave $2,133 to district teachers for five funded projects across all grades. President Ed Smith notes rising demand and broad volunteer leadership from former administrators and teachers. Projects include a Cache River Wetlands field trip for 140 fifth graders at $10 per student, aligned with Illinois standards with parent chaperones.
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Ed Smith
Cache River
Monica Haake
Melissa Shepard
Insulation pioneer finds niche in Southern Illinois
Terry Boyee of Sphinx Panel and Door Inc. makes polyurethane insulated panels and doors for walk in coolers and large projects like the Illinois Fish Farmers Cooperative plant in Pinckneyville. He markets to 10 states, touting polyurethane as the insulation of choice for efficiency and fire retardance.
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Carbondale
Terry Boyee
Sphinx Panel and Door Inc
Bovee
Illinois Fish Farmers Cooperative Processing
Pinckneyville
Underwriters Laboratories
Des Moines
Ames
Iowa
Southern
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