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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1965
Page
8
Doan's Pills provide fast relief from nagging backache headache and muscular pains that disrupt sleep. They soothe bladder irritation and act as a mild diuretic to increase kidney output, promising restful nights and continued comfort.
The Herrin City Council accepted Franklin Asphalt Co. of Benton’s bid of 14726 for arterial street improvements including oil, seal coat, and patching materials. Mil ton Holland Jr. won the city garbage collection contract at 280 per month, with twice weekly service. The council also directed IC Railroad to remove an old building near 16th Street and clean the right of way.
Southern Illinois University’s Student Work Program gains a federal grant of $496,975 under the College Work Study Act. The funds support about 300 workers now, rising to around 600 next fall, with more than 4,000 students involved across Carbondale and Edwardsville campuses. The program funds internships and part time jobs for low income students, supplementing state support. The grant requires a $10 match for every $90 from federal money, and the overall campus work budget will exceed $2.25 million next year.
Norm Nelson of Racine Wisconsin drove a 1965 Plymouth to victory in a 200 mile stock car race at Greenwood Roadway Sunday. He edged second place Paul Goldsmith of Muncie Indiana by 11 seconds.
The dish uses drained canned bean sprouts and sliced water chestnuts heated briefly in a small amount of peanut oil to create a simple vegetable.
Three area youths were sworn into the Job Corps this week by Murphysboro Post master William Loy. They depart for the Gary Job Corps Center in San Marcos Texas. Names include Thomas Guinn of Anna with guardian Claude Smith Fred S Stroud of Murphysboro and Danny Harris of Elkville son of Franklin Harris.
A concise note asserts that France has never had a sovereign queen, highlighting historical monarchy norms and royal lineage questions.
The Chatterbox Teens 4-H Club of Murphysboro attended a demonstration of egg cookery at Southern Illinois University and then toured the university's home economics facilities.
Cook frozen artichoke hearts in butter until tender. Sprinkle with crumbled crisply cooked bacon for a simple, impressive dish suitable for guests.
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