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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1971

Page

5

Zeigler Graduates Head to West Point and Annapolis

Zeigler neighbors and West Franklin High School graduates John Rice and Marion Poggas Jr. prepare to enter West Point and Annapolis after July 1 and June end respectively. Both valedictorian and salutatorian expect a tough but rewarding four years with possible future military service, and reflect on campus differences and homesickness while awaiting plebe life and basic training.

John Rice Zeigler United States Military Academy West Point N.Y Rice Marion John Poggas Jr Poggas Annapolis United States Naval Academy West Franklin High School

Carpenters Seek Bass Player in Family Act

The Carpenters Richard and Karen, a brother and sister duo from Downey California, seek a bass player to join their act as they co host NBC summer revue Make Your Own Kind of Music. They credit early Yale USC training and a hit recording Close To You as their break. Johannesburg crime cases rise by 23,152 year over year.

Dick Kleiner Ass’n the Carpenters al Hirt NBC Richard Karen Bass Osmonds Osmond Tabernacle Choir Carpenters Yale USC Susan Saint James Burt Bacharach New Haven Conn Downey Calif Johannesburg The New York Stock Exchange

Community Youth Centers Open Hours and Fees Listed

Creal Springs and Marion Youth Centers announce weekly hours for clean up and recreational activities with free admission for members and two cents for non members. Herrin Teen Town and nearby centers host dances and youth events with varying member and non member fees and weekend schedules. An unrelated note states industrial water usage: one ton of steel requires 65 000 gallons and one ton of rayon 300 000 gallons.

Creal Springs Marion Youth Center Marion Carmi Herrin Simax Lesser Youth Center West Frankfort Johnston City Jaycee

Jonesboro Girl Attends Illini Girls State Session

Becky Stubbs of 305 South Main Street Jonesboro attended the Illini Girl's State Session at MacMurray College Jacksonville June 15 to 22 with 500 delegates. She will be a senior at Anna Jonesboro High School editor of Argus and plans to study English teaching at Illinois College Jacksonville after graduation.

Becky Stubbs South Main Street Jonesboro Illini MacMurray College Jacksonville Miss Stubbs Anna-Jonesboro High School Argus Illinois College At William C. Stubbs

4 H Share The Fun Contest Set For July 1

The Annual 4 H Share The Fun Contest is planned for Thursday July 1 at 8 p m at Jonesboro Grade School. Union County 4 H clubs will present short skits and be judged with one club chosen to perform at the Illinois State Fair in August. Tickets cost 35 cents for adults and 20 cents for children.

Jonesboro Ruby Kirsch Union County

Egyptian Music Camp winners announced at Du Quoin Fair

Pam Johnson won junior high clarinet. Janie Beck and Christy Dun a Colp notable in class results. Andrew Hicks led senior high with a piano solo. Barb Mary and Jan Prather plus Bill Flenk inger earned high placements. Enrollment for the final week stands at 133 with campers from Illinois Missouri Arkansas and Tennessee.

Pam Johnson Carterville Andrea Hicks England Ark du Quoin State Fairgrounds Janie Beck Eldorado Christy Duna Colp Andrew Hicks Barb Mary Brookfield Jan Prather Woodale Bill Flenkinger Champaign Illinois Missouri Arkansas Tennessee

State Fair 4-Hers Named for Demonstration Contest

Four Williamson County 4-Hers earned spots in the State Fair demonstration contest after winning the county event June g at the CIPS building in Marion. They are Kent Warren Herrin taxidermy Daniel Rich ey Pittsburg explosives Janet Humphreys Herrin banana nut loaf and Tom Davenport Crab Orchard how to keep your cool. Other entrants were Darlene Borum Crab Orchard Terry Gatchel Karen Roach Chris Brands and Janet Kersten of Marion. Jack Hill Bank of Marion awarded ribbons for the Illinois Bankers Association. Gizzard stones from dinosaurs stomachs gastroliths are found in fossil beds in northwest Colorado.

Williamson County Kent Warren Herrin Daniel Rich Pittsburg Janet Humphreys Tom Davenport Crab Orchard CIPS Marion Darlene Borum Terry Gatchel Karen Roach Chris Brands Janet Kersten Jack Hill Bank of Marion Illinois Bankers Association

Area couple's grandson wins boys' state post

Bob Rinella of Paducah Kentucky was elected a city councilman during Bluegrass Boys State in Richmond Kentucky. He is the grandson of John Stauder Energy Kentucky and the late Joe Rinella Marion Kentucky and was a delegate from Lone Oak High School Paducah.

Bob Rinella Joe Rinella Paducah Richmond John Stauder Energy Marion Lone Oak High School

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