Outings and workshops planned by Carbondale Teen Center
Joyce Jones reports the Carbondale Teen Center board outlining spring and summer activities including a picnic on April 9 and an evaluation workshop on April 8 organized with help from Southern Illinois University. Summer trips are planned to Springfield, the Mississippi River barge, Pomona Natural Bridge, and Little Grand Canyon.
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Joyce Jones
Southern Clinois
Carbondale Teen Center Board
Southern Illinois University
Springfield
Mississippi River
Pomona Natural Bridge
Little Grand Canyon
Sai Club
Chestnut Lodge
Galena
Iive Venture
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Six Murphysboro FHA students attend state convention
Six students from Murphysboro Township High School joined about 1200 attendees at the Future Homemakers of America convention in Springfield. Kathy Gruner, Mary Mann, Frances Murphy, Becky Keifer, Vield Hicks, and Brenda Jones were present along with sponsor Alma Hicks and teacher Jacqueline Young. Principal Jim Bowers and his wife also attended the banquet as the theme “We Have Only Just Begun” framed the event.
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Murphysboro Township
Future Homemakers of America
Springfield
Kathy Gruner
Mary Mann
Frances Murphy
Becky Keifer
Vield Hicks
Brenda Jones
Alma Hicks
MTHS
Mel
Jacqueline Young
Jim Bowers
DAR Honors 3 at Marion in 1972 history essay contest
Marion district students Bradley Keith Bernhard, an eighth grader Chandra Nordmeyer and Mitch Miller earned state recognition in the Daughters of American Revolution history essay contest. Bernhard won second place, Nordmeyer and Miller received honorable mention for essays on How My State Acquired Its Name. National winner to be announced in April.
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Daughters of American Revoluiro
Bradley Keith Bernhard
Chandra Nordmeyer
Mitch Miller
Community Youth Centers Open Times and Fees This Weekend
Creal Springs and several area centers announce weekend hours for youths 10 to 19 with varied times and low admissions. Marion Center offers Tue Thu 7 30 to 10 30 pm and Fri Sat 7 30 to 11 30 pm with free for members and 25 cents for non members.
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West Frankfort
Johnston City
Jaycee
Sesser
Herrin
Carbondale
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Marion
Marion High School elects 29 to student council
Twenty new student council members were elected at Marion High School from sophomores Kathy Carter Eddie Stroh Rusty Dunbar Alan Fredman Dawn Dillard Larry Sanders Chuck Barnett Patty Drury Becky Davis Rowena Montgomery and juniors Gary Cosby Stan Irvin Marsha Felts Loreeta Allen Keith Clendenin Mike Malone Jan Winters Samara Arnold a Brooking and Marlin Angel. The 29 chosen came from 81 candidates, with the election held on Tuesday. Mortoise shell cats are generally females with a mixed color of black yellow and white.
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Marion High School
Kathy Carter
Eddie Stroh
Rusty Dunbar
Alan Fredman
Dawn Dillard
Larry Sanders
Chuck Barnett
Patty Drury
Becky Davis
Rowena Montgomery
Gary Cosby
Stan
Irvin
Marsha Felts
Loreeta Allen
Keith Clendenin
Mike Malone
Jan, Winters
Samara
Arnold
A ‘Brooking
Marlin Angel
April 8 Math Field Day set at Marion High School
Students from Carterville Herrin and Marion will compete in algebra trigometry and analytic geometry as six fresh men six sophomores six juniors and six seniors participate under the direction of the Marion High School teacher. 54 schools entered. Edwardsville leads a field of 36 schools with 707 expected contestants for the daylong event on April 15 with top performers advancing to a May analysis test and SIU scholarships on offer.
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Marion High School
Carterville Herrin
Marion
Edwardsville Senior High School
Southern Ilinois University
Carbondale
Edwardsville
SIU
Ais
Teen Scene Tuesday Essay Contest Winners Listed
Seven area high school seniors compete in a Chicago Motor Club sponsored essay contest on My Program for Improving Community Teen-Age Driving Records. Essays judged for style and organization have been published. winners advance to a final University of Illinois Urbana judgement to win one of ten $500 scholarships with five essays to be honored in Rockford May First.
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Chicago Motor Club
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Illinois
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Denise Musa
Retto
Dixie Waller
Bil Moskett
Amd
Ted Vantrease
Zeigles
Brende Becker
Evansville
Marsha Colbert
Sparta
Dlinois
Urbana
Rockford
Area students oppose death penalty in WEC poll
A total of 148 Southern Illinois students participated in the WEC News Program poll. Fifty four percent favored abolition of capital punishment while 972 percent supported retention and the remainder were undecided.
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WEC
Southern Illinois
Stu- Area
Hearing Test Set For Murphysboro Illinois
Free electronic hearing tests by a certified audiologist will be offered at AFDE Motel Murphysboro Illinois on Friday March 31 from 9 am to 6 pm. Tests assess degree of hearing loss and explain how the ear works. Diagrams on causes of hearing loss will be available. Anyone with hearing trouble should test yearly. Call or write Beltone Hearing Aid Service West Frankfort IL 932 3158 if unable to attend.
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AFDE
Murphysboro
Illinois
Afde Metel
Beltone
West Frankfort
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