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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1965

Page

3

Carbondale Taverns Fined for Selling to Minor

The Flamingo Cocktail Lounge owner Jessee Stitt pleaded guilty to selling liquor to a minor and was fined 50 dollars plus 5 dollars costs in Jackson County Circuit Court. Wes Carmas, 19, also fined 50 dollars plus 5 dollars costs for drinking beer there. The Hub Lounge and Cypress Lounge were similarly fined, as police continued tavern checks amid reports of underage patrons and a nearby alarm incident.

Carbondale Jessee Stitt Flamingo Jackson County Wes Carmas Rt. 2 Nick Masters Clifford Blanke Cypress Addie Crowell Crowell Hollis Huxford W. Mill St

New Voting Areas Urged in Carbondale Precinct Split

Jackson County State's Atty. Richard Richman urged Carbondale to consider new primary voting precincts in 1966. Several precincts 1 7 10 12 and possibly 11 are near state limits requiring a July board decision. An election committee should meet party chairs precinct leaders and arrange redistricting to fix odd boundaries and street defined precincts.

Carbondale Jackson County Richard Richman Richman County Board

Herrin Considers City Hall Data Study by Clark DietzFirm

The Herrin City Council hired Clark Dietz Painter and Associates to prepare data for possible federal grants or loans for a new city hall and garage. The study would cost seven percent of construction and could start next week, with four to five weeks to complete. Townsend urged professional help and noted a pending law to form a public building commission for such projects.

Urbana Clark, Dietz Painter and Associates Herrin Snyder Herrin Area Redevelopmnt Administration Chet Townsend Townsend Public Building Commission

Bank plans razing Herrin Elks Lodge for new building

The Bank of Herrin will start razing the old Herrin Elks Lodge by July 22 with John Vander of Herrin hired to perform the wrecking after the Elks relocate on July 15. The bank intends a new building on the site and has engaged Hironimus Knapp Given Associates of Evansville to draft preliminary plans.

Bank of Herrin Herrin Park Avenue 16Th Street Walnut Street Harrison Street Goodwin Evansville Ind Hironimus, Knapp Given Associates Monroe and

Theft of tools at Murphysboro High School maintenance garage

Police report theft of power and hand tools valued over $1,000 from the Murphysboro Township High School maintenance garage at the football field. Chief Toby Berger said Charles Caraway and Phillip Young reported the loss on Monday. The items may have disappeared over the weekend, according to school authorities. Missing items include an electric welder, acetylene torch and hose, a transmission jack, a heavy duty drill, an impact wrench, a power ridge reamer, industrial sockets, brake tools, a case of oil filters and assorted spare parts.

Murphysboro Township Toby Berger Charles Caraway Phillip Young

Carbondale Park District Adopts 60 660 Budget

The Carbondale Park District approves a 60 660 operating budget for the new year. It allocates 34 650 from corporate tax funds to capital improvements salaries legal expenses and more. The recreation tax funds total 19 700 for salaries equipment supplies maintenance utilities rentals and transportation.

Carbondale Park District Board of Directors

Study Delay in Carbondale Government Plan

Carbondale city leaders postponed a decision on hiring Public Administration Service of Chicago to study the city government. Mayor D Blaney Miller urged more review after commissioners received the committee’s recommendations. The proposal, costing 6000 dollars, aims to assess administration and potential council manager reforms.

Carbondale D. Blaney Miller Citizens Advisory Committee Public Administration Service Chicago

SIU Carbondale to graduate 1800 in commencement

Southern Illinois University Carbondale expects a record 1800 graduates at a 7:30 p.m. commencement in McAndrew Stadium with rain contingency to the SIU Arena. Speaker Carter Davidson will receive an honorary doctor of laws. A concert by the SIU Symphony precedes the ceremony and ROTC commissions plus faculty honors are announced.

Mary Jane Bremer Metropolis Southern Illinois University Carbondale McAndrew Stadium SIU Carter Davidson Association of American Colleges Southern Ilinois Symphony Orchestra Roy J. Griebel Church of the Good Shepherd Delyte W. Morris Robert W. MacVicar William J. McKeefery Prés. Morris John Page Wham SIU Board of Trustees Advanced Air Force Edwardsville Southern Illinois University Carbondale

Henderson Breaks Tie To Approve Parking Expansion

Herrin Mayor Fred Henderson cast the deciding vote Monday night to approve a $22,080 parking expansion adding 32 spaces in the 100 block areas of South 16th and South 14th streets. The plan widens streets to gain 16 feet and change parking to diagonal on one side, tying into a larger $29,200 project now under construction in the south business district.

Herrin Fred A. Henderson Henderson Harvard Sohn South 16Th Street South 14Th Street Cherry Monroe Streets Cherry Street Borgl Mitchell Contractors Orval Stone John Steh Ardell Grimes Jack McCarty Herman Marlow Louis Garavaglia Floyd Hicks Harold Belt Marlow Garavalla Illinois Central Railroad McCarty

Gas Prices Stay Low Across Central Illinois Regions

Gasoline price war from Johnston City to Carbondale eased as rates drift back. Marion saw regular dip to 22.9 cents a gallon Friday, rising to 31.9 cents Monday. Carbondale and Johnston City stations trimmed regular to about 24.9 cents, premium to 28.9 cents. Murphysboro remained unaffected.

Johnston City Carbondale Marion Herrin Murphysboro

Land Bought Attucks Park Enlarged

The park district has purchased 11.06 acres on Wall Street north of the present park from Artie Cowper for 22500 dollars. Possession will pass Oct 1 after a lease ends. The district adds to 16 acres with plans for a multi purpose building two ballfields bleachers playgrounds and courts with picnic areas and parking.

Carbondale Park Attucks Park Park District Wall Street Artie Cowper Chicago Jerry Lottmann

Garbage Truck Burns at Carbondale Landfill

A compactor garbage truck from Ed Burris Disposal Co. slid toward a ditch at the Carbondale sanitary landfill and ignited burning trash along the bank. The fire heavily damaged the truck before firefighters arrived to extinguish the blaze.

Carbondale Ed Burris Disposal Co Bank Save

Four-County Plan Aims at Capital Improvements Budget

Jackson County supervisors approve a capital fiscal study by the Greater Egypt Regional Plan Commission. The study, funded by annual contributions, will review 10 to 15 years of history to map available funds for capital projects and set a priority capital improvements budget. The group also develops subdivision standards and requires preliminary plats for review.

Jackson County Greater Egypt Greater Egypt Group

Twomey Elected President Of Jackson County Bar Association

George M. Twomey, Carbondale attorney, has been elected president of the Jackson County Bar Association succeeding William South. Twomey previously served as vice president and is joined by new vice president Robert Hall and secretary treasurer Kent Brandon. The board discusses subdivision regulations and committee appointments as part of August plans.

George M. Twomey Carbondale Jackson County Bar Association Twomey Rt. 1 William South Robert Hall Kent Brandon Fromm Jackson Archie Stroup Clyde Winkler

Van Natta Quits Herrin Library Board

George Van Natta resigns as Herrin Library Board president citing business conflicts. Mayor Fred Henderson appoints Gary Redmond to fill the seat. the council confirms. Redmond, from California, teaches aviation technology at SIU VTI and works at Southern Illinois Airport. Vice-President Jo Walker becomes president. officers to be elected next month.

George van Natta Herrin Fred Henderson Gary Redmond N. 16Th St van Natta Redmond California Southern Illinois University Vocational Training Institute Southern Illinois Airport Jo M. Walker

Schedule for Men’s and Women’s Swimming Sessions

The men's swim at Herrin Park starts 7 a.m. Wednesday and runs 7 to 8:30 most Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays. The ladies’ swim begins Thursday and lasts noon to 1:30 p.m. on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays.

Herrin Park

Jackson County Auditor Urges Procedure Improvements

Jackson County Auditor Bill Crane presented a review of the county Board of Supervisors on Monday. The audit covers the fiscal year ending Nov. 30, 1964 and includes the treasurer, county clerk, circuit clerk, sheriff, state's attorney, coroner and superintendent of schools. The report cites a confusing working cash fund in the sheriff's office and urges pre numbered receipts, separate bank accounts for the circuit clerk and continued improvement in insurance records.

Jackson County County Board of Supervisors Bill Crane Horwath Crane Sheriff’s Office Circuit Clerk

Also Mentioned on This Page

Herrin Elks Lodge Judy Riepe University Center School of Technology Henry Dan Piper Julian Lauchner Campus Loop Road School of Technology and Physical Sciences Thomas R. Wallin Marion G. Waggoner Chemistry School of Agriculture School of Home Economics Home Economics George Twomey Walter King Jackson County Housing Authority Jackson County Welfare Advisory Committee Mildred Benz Thornton Bellm Jessie Daniel Joe Eades George Ragsdale James Tindall Pomona Reginald Stearns
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