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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1973

Page

5

West Frankfort Center to reopen under Jaycees plan

Jaycees take over the West Frankfort Youth Center at 502 E Main St to run a self-sustaining teen hub for about 1,200 youths. They outline a $4,400 revamp, $2,485 fixed costs, and aim for an April opening with activities from movies to dances and tournaments in cooperation with local officials.

West Frankfort Center John Trimble Miiheisan West Frankfort Teen Town E. Main St Junior Chamber of Commerce Jaycees Council Mike MacClatchey Terry Warren Witunski Evansville Ind St. Louis Booth Ctty Witanski

High schoolers join UIUC summer engineering program

A six week session at University of Illinois Urbana Champaign invites high school students proficient in science and mathematics to explore engineering with lectures labs discussions and directed research. Forty participants will be admitted from June 17 to July 27 with a 600 fee and need based grants available.

University of Minois Urbana-Champaign National Science Foundation UIUC Jerry S. Dobrovolny Lec Tures

Study abroad student Nancy Hancock chosen for program

Nancy Hancock 17 of Charleston, a Charleston High senior and Illinois State Scholar, was named a participant in the American Abroad Program for 1973-74. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Hancock, she will learn her study location in June and is a National Honor Society and student council member. Hancock previously attended Herrin schools where her father taught mathematics, and she is granddaughter of Pearl Hancock of Herrin.

Nancy Hancock Charleston Harris Miss Hancock Charleston High School Robert Hancock Herrin Herrin High School Pearl Hancock

Johnston City High Carnival at the high school gym

The Johnston City High School hosts its third annual carnival March 30 and 31 in the school gym. Sponsor HMS members of the George R Kee National Honor Society organize events. The midway features a spook house, fishing pond, shooting gallery, casino, basketball free throw, Kitty Kat club for swingers, cake walk, art sale, and penny bake sale hours. Tickets at the door start at 25 cents.

Johnston City High School George R. Kee

Teen Center Schedules Open Nights Across Local Towns

Herrin Teen Town opens 6 30 to 11 45 p m Friday and Saturday Johnston City Jaycee Youth Center 7 20 to 11 30 p m Friday and Saturday West Frankfort Youth Center 7 30 to 9 30 p m Tuesday seventh and eighth graders Murphysboro Township High School Beauty and Beast Dance Saturday Teen Center 17 N 14th St Marion Youth Center hours 7 30 to 10 30 p m Tuesday and 7 30 to 11 30 p m Friday and Saturday admission members only 25 cents Carbondale Teen Center open recreation 7 to 10 p m Monday through Saturday Teen Board meeting 7 p m Wednesday Karate classes by Carbondale Park District for ages 6 to 9 and high school pupils at 136 N Hinds Ave Mike Wadiak instructor Marion Youth Center Karate Tuesday 4 5 30 p m at the center for students

Herrin Johnston City Jaycee West Frankfort Carbondale Teen Center Carbondale Park District N. Hinds Ave Mike Wadiak Marion Youth Center

Garner wins Franklin County spelling bee championship

Kevin Garner an eighth grade student at Walter Junior High School claimed first place in the Franklin County Spelling Bee held March 16 at Webster Junior High School Benton He received a gold medal a trophy and his school a large first place trophy Sharron Holcomb and Debbie Miller placed second and third respectively both eighth graders with medals Their sponsors included the Franklin County Volture Forty and Eight American Legion and Elvis Noten superintendent of the Franklin County Educational Service Region London APY notes a separate survey on favorite authors among children crediting parents over professionals.

Kevin Garner Walter Junior High School Franklin County Webster Junior High Benton Kevin Richard Garner Les Ser Sharron Holcomb James Holcomb Thompsonville Debbie Miller Ewing Northern School James E. Mil Jex Macedonia Volture of the Forty and Eight The American Legion Franklin County Educational Service Region Elvis Noten

Adventures in Vocabulary booklet offer

A Chicago publisher promotes a self training method to build a 2000 word vocabulary quickly. Readers are urged to request the booklet by mailing name address and zip to Vocabulary Studies Mundelein Illinois 60080, with a postcard acceptable and no obligation.

Chicago E. Lange St Mundelein

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