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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1976

Page

7

Area women plan weddings and engagements

Linda K Thetford and Gene Johnson announce their engagement with a July 3 wedding planned. Linda is the daughter of Charles W Thetford of Herrin, a Herrin High School graduate, and Bonanza Restaurant worker. Gene is the son of Sam Johnson of Villa Ridge and an E T Simons Construction employee.

Linda K. Thetford Gene . Johnson Charles W. Thetford Herrin Sam Johnson Villa Ridge Miss Thetford John A. Logan College Carterville Herrin High School Bonanza Restaurant Marion Johnson E.T. Simons Construction Co Carbondale Meridian High School Mounds

At Wit's End by Erma Bombeck

A humorous exchange about a couple divorcing over private toenail trimming. The husband recalls a tale of a casserole, a cat, and a hospital purge misread as poisoning, ending with the punchline that the cat gave birth to kittens, not causing illness.

Erma Bombeck Cate

Diabetes third leading US killer prompts national plan

The piece notes diabetes as the nation’s third leading cause of death with about 10 million Americans affected and 2 million undiagnosed. It covers insulin’s historic role, the myth of a cure, and a 1974 law mandating education and a long range plan to boost federal funding and research through 1979.

Washington United States Mary Tyler Moore Dan Rowan Chicago Cubs Ron Santo Dallas Cowboys Roger Staubach Gale McGee D-Wyo William Steiger R-Wis Congress Steiger Thomas Peacock American Diabetes Association National Commission On Diabetes National Diabetes Advisory Board

Diabetes awareness drives ADA funding and education push

The American Diabetes Association officials urge Congress to direct new legislation and appropriations to research and education. They cite camps for diabetics near Washington and discuss discrimination against diabetics in travel and adoption, stressing diabetes must be a health lifestyle.

Peacock Washington Washington-area Association

Galatia Lions Plan Old Settlers Days Event

Galatia Lions Club hosts the 3rd annual Old Settlers Days Friday through Sunday to raise funds for a community doctor. A white elephant auction 6 8 p.m. Friday with Johnny Gee and the Country Politans 8 p.m. to midnight. Saturday features a kiddie parade 10 a.m. square dancing carnival rides and Bill Patterson with the Countrymen. Sunday includes a Bicentennial Skit and gospel singing. Southern Illinois Arts and Crafts Caravan demonstrations weaving ceramics live show wagon entertainments plus antique exhibits flea markets and food concessions.

The Lions Club of Galatia Old Settlers Johnny Gee Bill Patterson Ilnois

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