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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1967

Page

2

Southern Illinois Calendar Public Meetings and Drive-In Schedules

Public meetings include Greater Egypt Regional Planning and Development Commission in Carbondale at 7 30 p m and a zoning ordinance hearing in Benton at 7 p m. Arts exhibit Modern Masters in Miniature runs at SIU home economics through July 2 with free admission. Drive-ins list multiple film programs across Carbondale Marion Herrin and nearby towns through the week with showtimes and endings. Special event Open House Crab Orchard Job Corps Center marks its second anniversary with tours Sunday 2 4.

Greater Egypt Carbondale Commission W. Main St Benton Public Library Arts Mitchell Gallery Southern Illinois University Southern Illinoisan Southern Illinoisan Inc North Illinois Avenue North 16Th Street Herrin Walnut Street Murphysboro Illinois Carbondale Free Press Herrin Daily Journal Murphysboro Independent Associated Press

Ghost in the Invisible Bikini Ends Saturday at Dongola Homecoming

The Saturday Anna Drive-in shows Ghost in the Invisible Bikini and Die, Monster, Die and The Psychopath ends Saturday as part of Dongola annual homecoming at 6 p.m. at the Community Center with public invited.

Anna Dongola

Sunday Crab Orchard Job Corps Center Open House

Open house marks the second anniversary of the Crab Orchard National Wildlife Refuge center. Event runs 2 to 4 p.m. with directions via Rt 13 to Rt 14 8 Drive south on Rt 148 watch for signs. Also schedules film showings at Anna Drive-in with two titles and a continuous run from 2:30 p.m. Sunday and 7:30 p.m. weekdays ending Tuesday.

Campus Carbondale Murphysboro Marion Drive-in Devil’s Angels Cairo Dr. Goldfoot Rodgers Anna Lar Bob Hope Riviera Drive-in Herrin Tiger Lily Orpheum Marion Paris Anna Drive Fox Varsity Sound of Music Julie Andrews Marlows Nashville Rebel Castle of Evil Woody Allen Campus Drive-in John Wayne Blindfold Devil's Angels John Cassavetes Crab Orchard Crab Orchard National Wildlife Refuge Ordill Anna Drive-in Glory Ursus

Two Murphysboro men injured in Rt 149 car crash

Two Murphysboro residents were injured on Thursday in a curve collision west of the Missouri Pacific tracks on Rt 149. Henry B. Borgsmiller Jr. aged 20 suffered cuts and abrasions and was admitted to St. Joseph Memorial Hospital. Austin Riggs, 23, was treated and released. Other passengers escaped unharmed. both vehicles were heavily damaged.

Murphysboro Rt. 149 Missouri Pacific Henry B. Borgsmiller Jr Division St St. Joseph Memorial Hospital Austin Riggs 11Th St Borgsmiller Jewell N. Barger S. 10Th St Loren Lee St. Johns Phylys Tow Rt. 2 Elkville Barger

Summer anti poverty funds eyed for Jackson Williamson counties

A $15 000 summer anti poverty program is planned for Jackson and Williamson counties with applications due soon. Bert Shemwell cites cooperation with Carbondale Murphysboro and Colp park districts to run a six to eighteen year old youth program. JWCAA members were told funding hinges on timely mail to the Chicago regional Office of Economic Opportunity.

Jackson and Williamson Counties Bert Shemwell Ava Jackson County Coordinating Agency JCCA Carbondale Park District Murphysboro Colp Chicago Office of Economic Opportunity Shemwell Lester Burke Herrin Jerry Lacey Illinois Ocoee Miller Park Gerald Osborne

Bruns Re-elected Grand Knight In Herrin Knights Of Columbus

Bernard Bruns was re-elected grand knight of the Herrin Knights of Columbus Council No. 2164 this week after a special first death anniversary for Monsignor Robert DeGasperi. The June 20 Mass at St. Carlos Cemetery celebrated a new altar and the council's 46th anniversary. Other officers elected include Carl Lee Calcaterra deputy grand knight Ed Lyday chancellor Herman Rancilio recorder Dr E F Lyday treasurer Tommy Marlow advocate D Byers warden Jim Rancilio inside guard Frank Colombo outside guard Raymond Patrick trustee and Father Bernard P Mongan chaplain.

Bernard Bruns Herrin Knights of Columbus Monsignor Robert DeGasperi St. Carlos Cemetery Carl Lee Calcaterra Ed Lyday Herman Rancilio E. F. Lyday

Vandalism hits Stuckey's Candies under construction near Marion

Bill Jones checks a broken window at the new Stuckey's site as vandals damage all windows except two. Deputy Greer estimates damage at about 2500 dollars and notes union involvement rumors. Glass installers are non union Kentucky workers. a glass cutter was found inside the building.

Stuckey’s Candies Bill Jones New Stuckey’s Marion Williamson County Ova Greer Greer Union Representa Tives Stuckey Kentucky

Ramsey Reinstated as Superintendent at Zeigler Royalton Unit

William Ramsey was rehired as superintendent of the Zeigler Royalton Unit District at Thursday’s board meeting after submitting resignation last month. Board President Charles Smith said the board hoped he would remain with them as Ramsey presented his reinstatement letter.

William Ramsey Zeigler Royalton Charles Smith Smith Ramsey

Poverty unit seeks ways to reach the poor

The Jackson County Coordinating Agency in Carbondale forms a committee to recruit poor residents for representation on anti poverty boards. Bert Shemwell notes potential guideline gaps and targets residents of designated areas. Albert Ross volunteers to help, with Edward Adams, Estella Johnson, and George McClure named to the panel and Ross as chairman.

Estella Johnson Murphysboro Carbondale Jackson County Coordinating Agency JCCA Bert Shemwell Ava Shemwell Office Edward Adams Johnson George McClure Ross

Fourth of July Fountain to Be Dedicated with Lights

The fountain will be dedicated on July 4 featuring colored lights and a dedication service. Local officials expect a community turnout for the ceremony.

Herrin

Christopher voters set for unit district election

Christopher area voters will vote Saturday on a proposed unit school district aligned with the Christopher High School district. The plan would include Christopher Buckner Mulkeytown elementary schools and follow existing boundaries. Voting hours are noon to 7 p.m. with six precincts listed and polling locations provided.

Christopher Area Christopher Christopher, Buckner and Mulkeytown Schoors Coello Pir Eeetal Ed Buckner Buckner North City Urbain Gene Flowers Flowers Mulkeytown Browning Township Tirbain Noble Smith Tyrone Township Christopher High

Nickel nickname origins and naming history

Nickel was first isolated as an element in 1751. Before that miners called it kupfer nickel or Old Nick. The name nickel was soon widely adopted for the new element per Encyclopaedia Britannica.

Encyclopaedia Britannica

University high plans surplus equipment transfers amid budget limits

The Southern Illinois University high school proposes transferring athletic gear to Carbondale Community High School to aid student transfers after class discontinuation. SIU officials weigh inventory rules and potential loans, while state funds and legal limits curb funding for new teachers and cross over needs.

Southern Illinois University High School Carbondale Carbondale Community High School Elmer J. Clark Southern Illinois University College of Education CCHS University School Roger Robinson Robert W. MacVicar SIU University High School Robinson Delyte W. Morris

Anna Council renews liquor licenses for clubs stores and taverns

The Anna City Council renewed licenses for two clubs, one package store, and four taverns. Elks Club and Moose Lodge kept addresses on Main Street, Elkins Package Liquor Store on Tran script Drive, and Bob's Shepard's Boswell's at Davie and Vienna streets. The Grill license was renewed after a March fire. owner Collin W. Brown plans a new tavern at 138 E Davie St.

Anna City Elks Club S. Main St Moose Lodge Elkins Package Liquor Store Transcript Drive Anna Heights Bob’s E. Davie St Shepard’s Boswell’s Vienna St the Grill Collin W. Brown

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