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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 2002
Page
25
Dentist earns cosmetic dentistry accreditation at AACD session
Dr Christopher Hughes passed the written exam for accreditation by the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry during the AACD annual Scientific Session on May 7 in Honolulu Hawaii. Accreditation signals advanced cosmetic dentistry skills and knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrin
Christopher Hughes
American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry
Honolulu
Hawaii
AACD
Maytag opens new line at Herrin plant with $32 million
Herrin plant will invest 32 million over 18 months to roll out a new product line and shift transmission production to Reynosa Mexico. Chuck Parke says no jobs will be cut and employment should stay near 1,400 with potential growth. Transmissions have been made at Herrin since 1946 and the plant now prints 3050 washers and 2100 dryers daily while producing 5000 transmissions. Parke notes the move boosts cost competitiveness and frees space for the investment, the largest at Herrin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrin
Maytag Appliances
Reynosa
Mexico
Chuck Parke
Parke
Maytag
Rendleman Orchards opens new farm market in Union County
The Rendleman Orchards Farm Market near Alto Pass, Union County, opens July 17 in a red and white restored barn on Illinois 127. Sirles says the 130 year old site was outfitted with antiques to create a Southern Illinois hills atmosphere, reflecting a meticulous historical feel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michelle Sirles
Rendleman Orchards
Alto Pass
Union County
Shawnee Hills Orchard Trail
Illinois
Bald Knob Cross
Illinois 127
Union
Rendleman Orchards Farm Market Grand Opening
Rendleman Orchards Farm Market hosts a grand opening on Wednesday July 17 from noon to 6 pm at 9680 State Route 127 North Alto Pass Illinois. A ribbon cutting at 12 15 pm features the Union County and Carbondale chambers of commerce. The family preserves items from their great grandfather a 100 year old barn used to build the vaulted ceiling and visible in the market. See grocery page 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alto Passrendelman Orchards
Illinois 127
Alto Pass
Rendleman Orchards Farm Market
Union County and
Carbondale Chambers of Commerce
Lll
Rendlemanorchards.com
Wayne Sirles
Michelle Sirles
Sirles
St Joseph's Hospital Names New Administrator
MURPHYSBORO St Joseph Memorial Hospital in Murphysboro announced its new administrator J Stephen Pautler will assume duties August 19 He is Chester native and voiced eagerness to lead St Josephs with SIH support He replaces Betty Gaffney who retired after seven years as administrator Interims to date have been filled by Scott Seaborn SIH president Tom Firestone praised Pautlers leadership and fit for the role Pautler 37 has eight years rural health care admin experience and previously served as assistant administrator at Bothwell Regional Health Center in Sedalia Missouri He holds a nursing degree and a masters in health care administration from Washington University and has a wife and four children
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphysboro
St. Joseph Memorial Hospital
J. Stephen Pautler
Chester
Pautler
St. Joseph’s
Illinois
Southern Illinois Healthcare System
Betty Gaffney
Scott Seaborn
Southern Illinois Healthcare
Tom Firestone
SIH
St. Joe’s
Bothwell Regional Health Center
Sedalia
South Illinois secession drive aims for 51st state status
Emerson, Martinsville publisher, launches petition to form the state of South Illinois citing dismal rural funding from Springfield. He claims water, police, ESDA, and jail needs are unmet and envisions 200,000 signatures to present to Congress. The plan excludes Clark County, per Smyth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rye Emerson
Emerson
Martinsville
Clark County
Terre Haute
Ind
Illinois
Area 51
Springfield
Washington State
Chicago
Emergency Services
ESDA
Downstate
South Illinois
United States Congress
Internal Revenue Service
South
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