Yu-Gi-Oh! Tournaments Stir Cards and Community Fun
Castle Perilous owner Scott Thorne notes Tuesday tournaments attract mostly male players ages 10 to 35 with competitive yet good natured play. Players discuss decks and brag about cards like Raiza the Storm Monarch while trading and sharing deck building tips. Card values range from 10 to 15 dollars for basics and up to 100 dollars for rare power cards. Participants say the game teaches math, strategy, and social interaction, and many are generous to beginners.
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Niemeyer
Castle
Scott Thorne
Thorne
Yu-Gi-Oh
Eagle days and community events at multiple venues
Eagles spotted at Old Chain of Rocks Bridge from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. with live programs every 20 minutes from 10 a.m. to 2:40 p.m. Open Minds hosts a warming topic at Carbondale Unitarian Fellowship. Eckankar, interfaith center, and Trivia night at Sesser First Methodist Church also listed with contact numbers.
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Chain of Rocks
Kathi Weisbacher
Carbondale Unitarian Fellowship
N. Parrish St
Barbara McKasson
Eckankar
Interfaith Center
Carbondale
First Methodist Church
Sesser
Sesserfirstuime.org
Shirley Thomasson 82 obituary from Carbondale IL
Shirley S. Thomasson 82 of Carbondale died Jan 19 2008 at St Joseph Memorial Hospital Murphysboro Born March 22 1925 in Pulaski County to Clyde and Nettie Stone She married Edwin M Thomasson Jun 14 1947 in Mounds He preceded her in death Survivors include daughters Victoria Thomasson and Patricia Thomasson Retired teacher from Westminster School Annandale VA in 1992 Services Jan 22 2008 at Meredith Funeral Home Carbondale with burial Jan 24 2008 Green Lawn Memorial Gardens Villa Ridge Memorials to Hospice of Southern Illinois or St Joseph Memorial Hospital were requested by the family
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Carbondale
Shirley S. Thomasson
St. Joseph Memorial Hospital
Murphysboro
Shirley
Pulaski County
Clyde and
Nettie (Smoot) Stone
Edwin M
Ed” Thomasson
Mounds
Victoria Thomasson
Richmond, Va
Patricia Thomasson
Westminster School
Annandale
Meredith Funeral Home
Katherine Graves
Green Lawn Memorial Gardens
Villa Ridge
Southern Illinois
Fred E Murray obituary Du Quoin Illinois
Fred E Murray 61 died Friday January 18 2008 in Du Quoin Illinois. He was born August 26 1946 in Murphysboro a son of Everett E Murray and Lela I Dailey Murray. Services 11 am at Crawshaw Funeral Home Murphysboro with Pastor Geri McGee officiating Burial Hallidayboro Cemetery Elkville Visitation 5 to 8 pm Monday January 21 2008 at the funeral home. He was a Pentecostal and former Eagles Lodge member and a retired Phelps Dodge operator. Survivors include three daughters Donna Murray Sheila Young and Connie Cavins plus a stepdaughter Coriss Murray a son Fred Jr Murray and Brenda Murray eight grandchildren three stepgrandchildren one sister and four brothers including ex wife Ann Craig and friend Mary Olmsted. Preceded in death by parents three sisters and two brothers.
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du Quoin
Fred E. Murray
Fred
Murphysboro
Everett E
Lela I. (Dailey) Murray
Crawshaw Funeral Home
Geri McGee
Hallidayboro
Elkville
Funeral Home
Eagles Lodge
Phelps Dodge
Donna Murray
Cliff Johnson
Ann Craig
Mary Olmsted
Linda
Betty Murray
Judy Schmitte
Ed Murray
John E. Murray
Crawshawfuneralhome.com
Christine Brannon obituary in Marion Illinois
Christine Chris Brannon aged 78 died January 17 2008 at Heartland Regional Medical Center in Marion Illinois She was born September 11 1929 daughter of Clyde and Lena Rushing She married John Edward Brannon July 17 1952 in Marion and they shared 36 years of marriage until his death in 1989 She was a pianist organist for Lake of Egypt Christian Church retired from Shawnee Library Survived by sister Irene Yearack nephews Gerry and Gary Yearack great nephew Todd Yearack great great nephew Reece Yearack Preceded in death by her parents husband and son Pat Services held January 20 2008 at Mitchell Hughes Funeral Home Marion Burial in Freedom Cemetery Visitation Sunday noon to 2 pm Envelopes available at the funeral home
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Marion
Christine
Chris” Brannon
Heartland Regional Medical Center
Chris
Clyde
Lena
Gulledge) Rushing
John Edward Brannon
Lake of Egypt
Shawnee Library
Irene Yearack
Gerry Yearack
Melanie
Gary Yearack
Mary
Oak Hills
Calif
Todd Yearack
Tina
Springfield
Reece Yearack
John
Pat Brannon
Mitchell-Hughes
Leroy Waggoner
Freedom Cemetery
Funeral
Marion woman Bonnie Casey 78 dies in Florida hospice
Bonnie Jean Casey 78 of Marion died Friday January 18 2008 at William Childs Hospice House in Palm Bay Florida. She was born November 14 1929 in Centralia to Bert and Marie Garren and married Robert L Casey on March 30 1958 who survives. She leaves a sister three daughters one son nine grandchildren and six great grandchildren. A Marion memorial will be held later and All County Funeral Home in Vero Beach Florida is handling arrangements.
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Marion
Bonnie Jean Casey
William Child
Palm Bay
Fla
Bonnie Was
Centralia
Bert Garren
Marie Ford Garren
Centralia Township
Robert L Casey
Robert
Bob” Casey
Elsie Jo Garren
Patricia A. Casey-Tondini
Colombia
S.C
Christine J. Casey
Tampa
R. Sean Casey
Catherine M. Casey-Mieldezis
Terry Michael
All County Funeral Home
Vero Beach
Life and Legacy of Dr Martin Luther King Jr in Carbondale
Community events honor Martin Luther King Jr with a four o clock program at Carbondale Civic Center. a canned goods drive runs through Jan 25 with boxes at MLK events. NAACP breakfast at 7 30 a m in Grinnell Hall SIUC with tickets at the door. Freedom for All March begins 11 a m at Interfaith Center ending at the downtown pavilion. Recapturing the Dream luncheon at Mount Vernon Holiday Inn features sponsors and 25 dollar tickets with contact James Malone.
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Carbondale
Martin Luther King Jr
Carbondale Civic Center
S. Illinois Ave
NAACP
Grinnell Hall
Siuc
Naacp Carbondale
Ben Shepherd
Freedom For All
Interfaith Center
Sonia
Sonika
Siu
Abed
Cesar Chavez
Mahatma Gandhi
Holiday Inn
Mount Vernon
Tuesday Barry Scott tribute at SIUC Student Center
Barry Scott pays tribute at SIUC re enacting Martin Luther King speeches in the Student Center Auditorium at 7 p m. Free admission. Contact Student Development at 453 5714. An art exhibit runs in the 51 South display case in the Student Center through Tuesday January 28.
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Barry Scott
SIUC
Scott
King
Dr King Memorial Events at SIUC and Grinnell Hall
Westley Kane events list multiple Dr. King observances at Southern Illinois University Carbondale and Grinnell Hall. Includes 7 p.m. discussion on Boondocks episode Return of the King hosted by Underground Arts with Ken Suzuki contact. a 7 p.m remembrance dinner at Newman Center with Laura S. Washington and others. and a 6 p.m. Lift Every Voice spoken word showcase at Grinnell Hall with Africana Theater Lab and Black Togetherness Organization plus Greek student groups. Additional memorial services may be listed by calling 351-5078.
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Dr. King
Siuc
Boondocks
Ken
Kensuzuk
Siu
Grinnell Hall
Africana Theater Lab
Black Togetherness Organization
Sigma Lambda Beta Fraternity
Beta Phi Pi Fraternity
Delta Xi Phi Multicultural Sorority
Sonia
Sonika
Abed
Marilyn
Halstead
Thesouthern
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