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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 2004

Page

13

Tilden moves to replace aging water tower with USDA loan

Tilden plans an 150,000 gallon water tower, new pump station and 8 inch water main with a low interest $80,000 loan from USDA Rural Development. The project will serve 600+ customers along Illinois 13 and improve fire protection, water pressure and supply. Caldwell Tanks and Hater Plumbing honored contracts. Farmer's Home Administration loan covers remaining costs.

Tilden United States Department of Agriculture Office of Rural Development Don Etling Verna Rieckenberg U.S Jerry Costello Dbelleville USDA Costello Etling Clarmin Illinois 13 Marissa Kaskaskia Caldwell Tanks Louisville Hater Plumbling Okanville Farmer’s Home Administration

Pyatt crowned Miss Perry County Fair at Pinckneyville

Nicole Pyatt, 17, of Pinckneyville won the Miss Perry County Fair title crown on Tuesday. First runner-up Rachel Brock earned Miss Swimwear. second runner-up Brittany Yates was Miss Interview. Pyatt received a $1,000 scholarship and will advance to the state pageant. The 2004 Little Miss Perry County Fair title went to Kylee Sizemore, 5, with Amelia Eisenhauer as first runner-up. The fair ends today in Pinckneyville.

Pinckneyville Nicole Pyatt Rachel Brock Barbara Gary Brock du Quoin Brock Brittany Yates West Frankert Jim Steely Jan Yates Amber Ebersohl Nancy Ebersohl Stacey Trinkle Maureen David Trinkle Chelsea Helvey Tammy Gilbert Helvey Pyatt Kelly Klindworth Laura Brett Klindworth Ali Porter Savanna James Rhonda Chris Eisenhauer Maddy Hawkins Dr. Wayne Casey Hawkins Paige Higgerson Cutler Kim Ronnie Higgerson Perry County Fair Caitlin Asbury Lindsay Asbury Jill Bill Asbury Leslie Tennison Debra Jon Olinger Tina Gary Tennison la Chrisha Dunmeyer Monica Scott Isom Darcie Brand Judy Donnie Brand Brenna Williams Evette Williams Mark Neal Abbeye Odom Nancy and James Odom Kylee Sizemore Perry County Dawn Steve Tanner Alexis Lilly Marsha Paul Lilly Gabrielle Porter Julie Dane Porter Laura Isom Megan Kelley Jeff Tania Keller Paige Weis Amy Mike Weis Madison Whitley J.C Jimmy Whitley Daisy Dudek Pam Tony Dudek Gabbi Vordtriede Brad Vordtriede Anna Beth Batson Chrissy James Batson Ashley Hill Cha Debbie Hill Emily Dixon Anita Clay Dixon Ashley Maxey Terry

Police in Iowa decline charges in former Carbondale woman's death

Waterloo police will not file criminal or traffic charges after an independent review of the Feb. 6 snowplow death of Cheryl Ann Gray, 43, who was walking in the 1700 block of Mulberry Street. Autopsy ruled blunt force injuries.

Iowa Carbondale Waterloo Cheryl Ann Gray Yagla, McCoy & Riley Thomas Jennings Steven Crook Crook Human Resources Department Black Hawk Jennings Iowa Department of Transportation Iowa Department of Public Health State Medical Examiner’s Independent Counsel Gray Mulberry Street

Free fruit program for seniors across Southern Illinois

Senior citizens aged 60 plus with monthly incomes under 1400 for single or 1926 for two can receive coupons in July. Coupons redeemable at West Town Mall Carbondale, Keyes City Park Du Quoin, Benton public square, and Marion Senior Center lot with specific days and times. Call 888 895 3306 for details.

Southern Illinois Carbondale Keyes City Park du Quoin Public Square Benton Marion Senior Center Marion

AFSCME Contract Sparks Debate On Domestic Partner Benefits

SIUC doctoral student Gangnon, church leader in Carbondale, says proposed AFSCME contract would recognize same sex partners for benefits, arguing marriage excludes many couples. Union members vote on ratification before June 30. leaders seek approval amid a broad state workforce group.

Gangnon SIUC Church Council Church of the Good Shepherd Carbondale

Steeleville hosts varied Fourth of July weekend events

Steeleville plans a busy Fourth of July weekend with a Little Egypt Carnival, live music nightly from Overboard ROWYCO and Country Gents, three American Legion senior baseball games against Orient Sparta and Chester, a 3K race starting at 9 40 a.m. parade at 11:30 a.m. and 10 p.m. fireworks. The parade theme is open and features color guards bands and politicians.

American Legion Steeleville Orient Sparta Chester A

Steeleville high school honors retiring business teacher Shannon

A long time Steeleville High School business teacher Darlene Shannon retires after 34 years of service while battling breast cancer. Former students recall her dedication and humor, including the famous Shanny finger. She plans to remain FBLA adviser and state chairwoman while slowing down.

Shannon Carbondale Business Leaders of America Dell Lauren Chadderton Steeleville High School FBLA Darlene Shannon Steeleville Eagles Club W. Broadway Connie Dolce Steeleville Cindy Ramsey Ramsey Warriors Cardinals Ireland

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