Du Quoin official leads Egyptian division of Illinois school boards
John B. Vancil of Du Quoin elected chairman of the Egyptian division of the Illinois Association of School Boards at last week’s governing committee meeting. Diana Kuhnert of Du Quoin named vice chairman Mat Weaver of Fairfield chosen director and Paulette Hagene of Pinckneyville elected legislative chairwoman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Vancil
du Quoin
Illinois Association of School Boards
Vancil
Diana Kuhnert
Mat Weaver
Fairfield
Paulette Hagene
Pinckneyville
Hospital Notes memorial Carbondale admits and discharges list
Hospital notes from Memorial in Carbondale record numerous admissions and discharges across multiple towns. Names include Bernstein Maria Stanley and many others. discharges list Ruth Farmer Louise Collard and numerous patients. notes cover Madison, Crysta1l Springs Murphysboro West Frankfort Sparta and surrounding counties with wide geographic spread.
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Bradley
Christopher Clark
Leler
Cairo Turner
Olivia Hobbs
Ruby
Cambria
Births in Illinois Honor Several Families on June 12 1981
Hurst David and Retta Woods welcome a son born Friday June 12 1981 at Memorial Hospital of Carbondale. Carbondale residents Frederick and Maria Bern Stein have a son born the same day at Memorial Hospital of Carbondale. Du Quoin Ralph and Joann Miller greet a girl born Friday June 12 1981 at Pinckneyville Community Hospital. Mt Vernon Larry and Patricia Boles celebrate a boy born at Franklin County Hospital in West Frankfort on Friday June 12 1981.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HURST
Woods
David
Retta
Memorial Hospital of
Calendar Circus Closes at Du Quoin Sunday
Genealogy Society of Southern Illinois hosts a 1 p.m. workshop at Shawnee Library near Carterville with materials for public use. De Soto Annual Homecoming features a softball tournament and the Southern Illinois Shrine Circus performs at 3 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. at the Du Quoin State Fairgrounds grand stand with $3 tickets, two children under 12 free on one ticket, gate sales only, parking $1, proceeds benefit the Southern Illinois Abinad Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genealogy Society of Southern Illinois
Shawnee Library
Greenbriar Road
Carterville
Illinois 13
de Soto
Southern Illinois Shrine Circus
du Quoin State Fairgrounds
Southern Illinois
Avnad Temple
Community and civic meeting schedule for several towns in southern Illinois
A Monday list shows numerous government and council meetings across Carbondale Marion Du Quoin Cairo? and surrounding towns. Highlights include Carbondale City Council 7 p.m. at the Community Center, Marion TOPS 6 30 p.m. at the Carnegie Library, and various village boards and school district sessions. Also listed are a Carbondale police chief appearance at Burma Hayes Center and cultural events such as an MFA exhibit at Southern Illinois University Carbondale Mitchell Gallery.
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East College Street
Marion
Marion Carnegie Library
South Market Street
Carbondale
First Baptist Church
Main
University Streets
Alcoholics Anonymous
West Frankfort
DE Soto
Cobden
Cambria
Elverado
Elkville
Jackson Community Workshop
Southern Illinois
Glendale Community Consolidated District
Jackson County Housing Authority
Murphysboro
North St. Goode
North City
Johnston City
Unit
Washington
Mulkeytown
Board of Education
Zeigler City Council
Royalton
Valier
Christopher
DU Quoin
Pinckneyville City Council
S. Walnut
Tamaroa High School
Chester City Council
Edward Hogan
Burma Hayes Center
Carbondale Community Center
Elm St
Bobby Newman
Little Egypt
Spebsqsa
Carbondale East High School
Keith Luebke
University Museum
Mitchell
Quigley Hall
Southern Illinois University-Carbondale
Siu-C
Local Movie Listings Reopen with Multiple Carbondale Theaters
Carbondale and surrounding towns display a broad lineup across venues including FOX VARSITY SALUKI 1 SALUKI 2 and UNIVERSITY 4 presenting titles such as Clash of the Titans Excalibur Take This Job and Shove It Night Hawks the Jerk Nine to Five and Bella. The listings note reopenings and new runs at venues like NEW LIBERTY CINEMA 1 and drive ins in Eldorado Marion and Sparta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FOX
Carbondale
Varsity
Cheech and Chong
New Liberty
Murphysboro
Webster
Steeleville
Toler, Benton
Harrisburg
Cine 3
Starlite Drive-In
Eldorado
Night Hawks
Sparta Theatre
University 4
Outland
Cinema 4
Marion
Marion Drive-In
ROXY
Coulterville
Bella
Seniors activities paused at Marion Center due to AC work
Williamson County Programs on Aging suspends all activities at the Marion Senior Citizens Center until air conditioning repairs finish. The second session of the rules of the road review is moved to the Williamson County Courthouse meeting room on Monday. Center reopening date will be announced in local media.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson County
Marion Senior Citizens’ Center
Attucks to counsel unemployed on $28,500 grant
Attucks Community Services Board in Carbondale received a $28,500 grant from the Illinois Department of Commerce and Community Affairs to recruit train and counsel minorities who are CETA eligible but not served by that program or the Illinois Farmers Union. A coordinator counselor job developer secretary and part time bookkeeper will run the three and a half month program led by Jacqueline Armstrong Emma C Hayes Center director. About 60 people are expected to learn interview and test taking skills and other job related abilities with 12 to be placed in jobs. The program begins June 15 and applications are via the Illinois Job Service office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Woolf
Southern Illinoisan
Carbondale
Attucks Community Services Board
Illinois Department of Commerce and Community Affairs
Ilinois Farmers Union
Jacqueline Armstrong
Emma C. Hayes
Armstrong
Division of Human Resources
Illinois Job Service Office
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ED Greer
Southern Illinois Humane Society Animal Shelter
Mur- Poo
Kathleen
Mie
Sparta
Hepp
Paul
Cutter Phillips
Lucille Mitchell
Jackie
Wente
Mathilda Miner
Betty Kilgrove
Alfred Miller
Diana
Baby Girl
Casten
Steeleville Stephens
Clyde
Ellis Grove
Franklin
Louis
Madoc Wilson
Adolph
ST. Joseph
Williamson
Elicia Thomas
William McCreay
Jeannine Rogers
Williams Watkins
James Brown
Robert Penny
Sparta Taylor
Brian
Gorham Walter
Glen
Haggen
Edward
Baby Boy
Alderson
Brick
Carbonnale Miller
Evin
Dooley
Ruby Tuttie
Monica Howell
Mary Rose
Orval Robinson
Shirley Sparta
Thornton
Victoria Barsa
Annie
Marissa O’rear
Roxie
Coulterville Neal
Oscar
Marissa
Nance
Sybil
Huesmann
Paula
Russell
Kenneth Latempo
Judith
Tilton Crain
Dorothy Gentry
Loretta Bottiaux
Arthur
Marshall Browning
Leggan
Polly Foster
Christine Duckworth
Sarah
Janello
Lena Stephens
Larry
Baby Girl Hays
Maxine
Tamaroa Leagan
Polly
Union County
Anna
Denny
Timothy Fettinger
Lara
Anna Grey
Clara
Anna Gordon
Martha
Granite City
Miller
Anoda
Tammi McCommons
Bert Dongola Sullivan
Minnie
Timmothy Cope
Estus
Dongela Eldridge
Violet Ryker
Donald Miller
Amanda Mae
Vienna
Musckgrave
Deborah
Cobden Wooldridge
Robert
Jonesboro
Benton
Smittie
Edwinna
Royalton Kearney
Joseph Clinton
Letha
Lesser Johnson
May Bruce
Gloria Boles
Patricia
Washington County
Nashville
Potts
Freda
Okawvilie Barton
Steve Cossack
Theresa
Ashely Swafford
Catherine
Richview Heacock
Myertal Oeilien
Emmelie Nelson
Lester Storck
Milda
Hoyleton Lyons
Melba
Kathy Walsh
National Weather Service
NOAA
Dept of Commerce
Illinois
John A. Logan College
Carterville, IL
John W. Melvin
South of Energy
D.C
South 19Th St. Murphysboro
Ill
First Baptist Church of
Daniel Brothers
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