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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1979

Page

7

Jaycee banquet installs Carbondale leaders. awards given

Gene Honn state president installs Bob Priddy as Carbondale Jaycees president at the annual banquet on June 6. Honors go to Bob Cooper and Jerry Johnson as Outstanding Local President and Outstanding District Director, with John Baker named Outstanding Local Director and Bill Meyers receiving the Richard Perry Leadership Award. Other officers were installed and a babysitting workshop for youths 13 to 17 was announced. Other items include Shawnee NOW meeting and a Heart Disease symposium in Marion with doctors Hawe Small ey and Joseph scheduled to speak.

Gene Honn Illinois Jaycee Bob Priddy Carbondale Jaycees Honn Tinley Park Carbondale Bob Cooper Jerry Johnson John Baker Richard Perry Bill Meyers Bill Zeh Barb Summers Jayceette Tom Zeinz Don Calessio Jeff Smith Gary Pollock Floyd Waggoner Robb Summers Roger Johnson Joe Krack Jeff Mueller Bob Perk

Dear Ann Landers and The Quick Sand of Family Duty

A collection of advice letters touching on parental responsibility and independence. A divorced couple worry about funding their daughter's lifestyle as she shifts jobs. Another reader asks about oral sex education as she nears motherhood. The columnist replies bluntly that the parents must stop funding her and emphasizes clear communication and courtesy in memorial gifts.

Ann Landers Maine New York City Detroit Doctor Cleryman

Community events and honors in Marion Murphysboro and Carbondale

Hearts Helping Hearts Inc. hosts a Marion dinner with reservations by Friday. St Andrew School students in Murphysboro earned MS Read-a-thon funds and prizes, reading 518 books for 511.66 to aid MS research and services. Local leaders include Jim Gentile elected K of C grand knight, and Mrs. Margaret Sabine re elected Cancer Society unit chair.

Hearts Helping Hearts Inc Holiday Inn Marion Kenneth Fuller Robert Nemeth Mary Griffiths St. Andrew School Murphysboro St. Louis Area National Laura Borgsmiller Sandy Bander Disney World Jim Hart St. Louis Cardinals

Moving Day Odds Hit 12 Million To One

Erma Bombeck recalls two Indiana friends Bud and Babs Peripatetic who moved to California to find a vacant house, timely arrival of the moving van, and utilities on. The tale riffing on improbable luck includes past moves with misfits like a bridge-dilemma truck, furniture misplacements, and a pricey honeymoon suite.

Erma Bombeck Bud Babs Peripatetic Indiana California Vegas Ohio Arizona

McMeen Montgomery Engagement Announced in Missouri

Alyce Lynn McMeen daughter of Alyce and Chester M McMeen of Carbondale and Scott G Montgomery son of Mr and Mrs W R Montgomery of Hillsboro Missouri announce their engagement. McMeen teaches music at Hannibal LaGrange College while Montgomery serves as pastor of First Baptist Church in Ewing Missouri. A fall wedding is planned.

Chester M. McMeen Carbondale Alyce Lynn Scott G. Montgomery Miss McMeen Hannibal-LaGrange College Hannibal, Mo Montgomery The First Baptist Church Ewing, Mo

Engagement announced for Kimberly Mitroka and Steven Battaglia

Kimberly Ann Mitroka and Steven Joe Battaglia announce their engagement. The bride elect is the daughter of Charles and June Mitroka of Royalton. Miss Mitroka attends Southern Illinois University and graduated Zeigler Royalton High School in 1977. Battaglia, a 1975 Zeigler Royalton High School graduate, works for Belcher Electric in Anna. A July 21 wedding is planned.

Kimberly Ann Mitroka Steven Joe Battaglia Charles Mitroka Royalton Bill Battaglia

Preventing Congenital Hypothyroidism Through Newborn Screening

Newborns with little thyroid function appear normal at birth but may become cretins without treatment. A Boston doctor helped develop a heel prick blood test, similar to PKU screening, enabling early detection. A pilot in 1976 expanded to five New England states, tracking over 100 babies who now develop normally.

New York P. Reed Larsen Peter Bent Brigham Hospital Boston Tufts University State Laboratory Institute Massachusetts Department of Public Health New England Vermont

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Ins, Summers Mike Talley Mental Health Center Jackson County Community Mental Health Center E. College St Jackson County Youth Services Bureau Shawnee N.O.W National Organization For Women Women’s Center W. Freeman St Hearts Helping Hearts, Inc. of Marion Civic Center Public Square Anthony Hawe Paul E. Smalley Springfield M. T. Joseph Marion Memorial Hospital Hawe Smalley Joseph Augusta Pacific Canada St. Andrew Herrin Knights of Columbus Jim Gentile Gentile Southern Illinois University-Carbondale Paul Kosco Tom Polovic Jack Headean Paul Calcaterra Larry Eichler Jr Jim Vow Cancer Society Margaret Sabine Jackson County American Cancer Society J. A. Ferrazio R. C. Joseph A. H. Kaitschuk Ava Jane Evers Alice Hardy Nina Hoffman Morrison's Southern Illinois University Student Center Board Wit’s End Taos New Mexico Kimberly Mitroka Alyce McMeen and Scott Montgomery W. R. Montgomery Hillsboro, Mo Alyce McMeen Kimberly Mitroka and Steven Battaglia Tower Square Plaza Dad S. Illinois Uptown Shoe Freeman ARA Carbondale Wink’‘S Ouppoor WINK Scoupon
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