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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1968
Page
7
A step by step guide from the Small Homes Council of the University of Illinois outlines how to plan an efficient kitchen. It covers work centers, a working triangle, lighting, outlets, and the selection of modern appliances to save time and money while improving meals and entertaining.
Miss Judith Kay Etherton to marry Norman W. Stubbendeck son of Mr and Mrs Herman Stubbendeck of Elmwood Nebraska The couple list Murphysboro Illinois and Long Beach California as ties Miss Etherton a Murphysboro High School graduate Pacific Airlines School alumna and employee of Morris Plan Company of Long Beach Stubbendeck a Elmwood High School graduate served four and a half years in the United States Marine Corps currently stationed at Iwakuni Japan Wedding plans are indefinite.
Spec. 4 John Thomas Robinson of Chu Lai Vietnam writes to Carbondale HOME volunteers about his disappointment in U.S. riots, arguing protesters lack experience of war. A 1964 Carbondale High School grad, he recalls his service path from Southern Illinois University to Hawaii and Vietnam, thanking HOME for the personal outreach.
An advertisement touts Odrinex as a tiny tablet to burn excess fat without thyroid or digitalis risks. It guarantees a money back offer if not satisfied and lists Rexall Drug Stores in Carbondale, Herrin, Hagler’s OK, and Murrysboro as sellers.
The Sallie Logan Public Library in Murphysboro sponsors a Circus Reading Club. Beginning Monday, members from first grade to junior high will read 10 books across categories including Illinois and receive a certificate at summer end. Librarian Mrs. Robert Hough invites students to visit 2 to 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday for details.
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