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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1968
Page
6
A North Pacific halibut entree blends pineapple curry stuffing with lemon rice. Two 1 pound halibut steaks are paired with a seasoned rice mix, baked 350 degrees for 30 to 40 minutes, serving six. The piece also notes a Marion Woman's Club program and parsnip cooking tips.
Three films illustrating mission fund use were shown to Wesleyan Service Guild members at Johnston City First Methodist Church. Agnes Shannon led the lesson A Pledge Why Methodist Women Give to Missions, with a spiritual life segment by Mrs John Mallaburn. The district WSG meet is set for 7 30 p m March 20 in Sparta.
Elwood Rebekah Lodge in Johnston City will serve chicken and dumplings in the IOOF dining room on April 6. Noon meal runs 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., supper 5 to 7 p.m. Adults pay $1.25, children 75 cents.
Dr Frank Mercer will speak at 7 30 p m March 19 to members of St Joseph Memorial Hospital Auxiliary in Murphysboro on LSD and other hallucinatory drugs. The meeting date was incorrectly given as March 12 in the Southern Illinoisian. Mercer, dean of students and a professor in the College of Pharmacy in St Louis, will speak in the hospital cafeteria. The auxiliary invites mothers of teenagers to attend.
Mr and Mrs David M Parks reside in De Soto after a December wedding at De Soto Methodist Church officiated by Rev Gene Pribble. The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Crow wore a crepe gown with Watteau train and bells sleeves, carrying a white Bible and roses. Attendants Included Michaella Crow and Donna Bowlin with others as ushers, bridesmaids, and family. A reception followed in the church social rooms.
Mrs Lysle Ardis of Herrin won first place in the 25th District Illinois Federation of Woman's Clubs creative writing contest. Her entry placed first in serious poetry and she tied for second in light verse and earned second in children's poetry. Her poems have appeared in verse collections and she is active in local clubs.
Dr Aileen W Parker of Marion guest spoke at the Jefferson School PTA meeting in Johnston. She directs Project Adjustment a federally funded program for physically and mentally handicapped children in Williamson County as part of Title III of the ESEA. She described services for maladjusted and emotionally disturbed children. Hostesses were Mrs Jack Wallace Mrs Louise Haynes and president Mrs Owen Hansford.
Mr and Mrs Bob White of Marion are chosen as president and new officers of the Happi Kampers club. Johnston City couples fill roles with Bob Frick retiring as president. Other officers include Lowell Houston, Kenneth Willhite, and Jack Wallace. April plans feature chili supper and Ferne Clyffe State Park camp-out.
Engagement announced for Pamela S. Janello and Airman J C Thomas Hayton North III after a dinner given by her parents Mr and Mrs Frank H Janello of Carbondale. He is a 1963 high school graduate and SIU student stationed at Malmstrom Air Force Base.
Miss Oetkin of Bethalto, Grand Worthy Advisor of the Rainbow for Girls, visited Marion Assembly No. 98 for a reception honoring her and Marion Grand Musician Armetta Corder. Attendees included Pollyann Stewart and Hester Kolmer among about 100 guests. Detkin spoke on love's impact. gifts were presented to both honorees.
The Egyptian Apple-ites Murphysboro chapter of the National Campers and Hikers Association discussed a Kinkaid Lake region campground at their Saturday night meeting. George Hines presided as motto With Malice Toward None was adopted. an emblem chosen. Eleven member families and guests attended the potluck dinner. The next gathering will be a group camp out April 20 at Lake Murphysboro.
Rose Frizzell and Doris Siankare operate WIGS MANICURE at 120 West Walnut. The shop will be closed on Monday. contact number 942-6464 for details.
Millions over forty years have found relief from itching and burning with a cooling astringent formula Petersons ointment. A testimonial notes itching stopped and sleep returned, with a money back guarantee at 85 cents from all druggists.
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