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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 2001

Page

9

Two deer cause Carbondale crash injuring two

A two-vehicle crash just south of Carbondale Friday evening injured two people after Chad Perschbacher swerved to miss two deer on Buskydell Road. Perschbacher’s Jeep Grand Cherokee collided with Jesse Robinson’s Saturn, sending the Jeep airborne and overturned. Both victims were treated at local hospitals.

Carbondale Chad M. Perschbacher Buskydell Road Springer Ridge Road Perschbacher Jesse M. Robinson Buskydell Robinson Memorial Hospital of Jackson County Sheriffs Deputies Illinois State Police Makanda Township

Writers Guild elects officers in Southern Illinois

The Southern Illinois Writers Guild elected officers for 2002 with Carol Cross of Carterville as president, Sue Glasco of Marion as vice president, Donna Gray of Energy as secretary, Ernestine Brasher of Marion as treasurer, and Deana Smith of Marion as newsletter editor. Meetings are at 7 p.m. on the third Thursday monthly at John A. Logan College, with $5 membership and $1 for students. Harry Spiller, author of eight books, serves as faculty sponsor.

Southern Illinois Southern Illinois Writers Guild Carol Cross Carterville Sue Glasco Marion Donna Gray Energy Ernestine Brasher Deana Smith John A. Logan College Harry Spiller

Spring semester begins January 2 at Carbondale New School

The Carbondale New School announces the spring semester starts Wednesday January 2 for pre-kindergarten through eighth grade. Limited registration remains open with details at the school site or by calling 457-4765 on East Pleasant Hill Road.

Carbondale New School Carbondalenewschool.com East Pleasant Hill Road

Avery Goose Calling Invitational at John A Logan College

The sixth Annual Avery International Goose Calling Invitational and Waterfowl Hunt occurs January 4 to 6 at John A Logan College Carterville. A 6:30 pm calling contest on January 5 features 25 top goose callers with a champion of champions also competing for 12,500 in prizes. Sponsored by Williamson County Tourism Bureau Illinois Department of Natural Resources and Illinois Conservation Foundation. For more information call 985-2828 457-7676 ext 8263 TTY 985-2752.

Carterville John A. Logan College College Conference Williamson County Tourism Bureau Illinois Department of Natural Esources Illinois Conservation Foundation

Free GED classes sign up in Murphysboro

Registration for free adult education GED classes is set 6 to 8 30 p m January 7 at Murphysboro High School with ongoing sign ups each Monday Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. Report to the main office and call Brock at 687 2337 or 687 2149 for details.

Murphysboro Murphysboro High School Brock

Saluki cheer and mascot skills clinic set at SIUC Davies Gym

The 2002 Saluki cheerleading and mascot skills clinic will be held January 13 from 1 to 5 p.m. at Davies Gym on the SIUC campus. Participants learn stunts, mounts, jumps, motions, character development, props, pantomime, and mascot duties. Registration is $25 by January 4, $35 after. call 536-7751 or visit www.dce.siu.edu.

Carbondale SIUC Saluki Davies Gym Dce.siu

Trico Board weighs five year contract for Dennis Smith

Campbell Hill The district will pay Dennis Smith a 1.45 to 3 percent yearly raise reaching 93,854 in year five while also funding a 6.6 year re-purchase with the Teacher Retirement System at 6,600 yearly cost. Two board members opposed citing fringe benefits costs amid major district cuts.

Campbell Hill Trico Dennis Smith Smith Doug Hammel Carrie Witthoff Hammel

Expansion plan for salvage yard raises Marion fears

Marion residents cite rat and insect infestation noise and lower property values if Baker Auto & Truck Salvage expands onto city land. Owner Jerry Baker says expansion would relieve pileups, add a car crusher and three jobs while fencing the site for recycling metals. Local officials heard concerns from resident Lowell Jeter and firefighter Bob Fleming as the proposal faced scrutiny.

Marion Baker Auto & Truck Salvage Inc Lowell Jeter Cedar Grove Road Pines Long Street Jeter Robert Butler Board of Commissioners Baker Bob Fleming

State grants fund sirens and Southern Illinois projects

Springfield Jonesboro to receive 25000 for three tornado sirens as part of 212000 state awards to Southern Illinois under Gov Ryan’s Illinois FIRST program. Additional grants fund sidewalk work in Steeleville, a commercial park in Red Bud, a new roof and restrooms in Eddyville, a new truck and snowplow for Lively Grove Township, drainage and sidewalks in Belknap, and plumbing at Waterloo Senior Center.

Springfield Jonesboro Southern Illinois George H. Ryan Illinois Steeleville Red Bud Eddyville Lively Grove Township Washington County Belknap Seminary Street Western Egyptian Economic Opportunity Council Waterloo Senior Center

Auditions set for On Golden Pond in Herrin

Paradise Alley Players seek actors for the February production at Herrin Civic Center. Auditions 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday Jan 2 and Thursday Jan 8, with performances Feb 8 9 and Feb 10 matinee. Director Staci Lyn Jennings-Hill leads two women three men and a teenage boy.

Herrin Joyce Hope Paradise Alley Players Golden Pond Herrin Civic Center Peter Fonda Katherine Hepburn Norman Thelma Thayer Chelsea Staci Lyn Jennings-Hill Hope Paradise Players

Herrin mayor cites progress in 2001 projects and growth

Mayor Vic Ritter highlighted 2001 achievements including 800000 dollars for water mains under construction and a 525000 dollar grant for Bandyville Road upgrades. He noted a library addition, a new high school, and several new businesses at Logan Professional Park with a planned Aisin plant nearby, signaling broader industrial growth for Herrin.

Herrin Vic Ritter Logan Professional Park Aisin

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Writers Guild Hunt Jalc Davies John S. Sharp John.sharp Thesouthern Southern Illinoisan John D. Homan Levi Hartline Levi Lachelle Travis DeNeal Travis Deneat Shryock Southern Illinois University Carbondale John.homan Ritter
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