Hair Loss Prevention Claim Grows With Biotin Treatment
A New York physician reports a biotin based scalp treatment that may slow balding. In a study of 694 men, 90 percent saw reduced shedding and improved hair texture. results vary and require replication. Centers offer six week regimens for 75 to 150 dollars, with some young men regrowing hair though success is not guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Frederick
New York
NEA
Edward Settel
Settel
Medical World News
Jackson group to host Mark Twain kin talk May 6
Cyril Clemens, Mark Twain’s cousin and longtime editor of The Mark Twain Journal, will speak at 8 p.m. May 6 in the Shawnee High School Auditorium Wolf Lake. The Jackson County Historical Society Huthmacher House program highlights the Mississippi River as a force of change for Grand Tower. Tickets are 2 for adults 1 for children 6 to 12, available in advance from Curtiss Clutts or Herb Russell or at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyril Clemens
Mark Twain
Shawnee High School
Wolf Lake
Clemens
Jackson County Historical Society
Huthmacher House
Mississippi River
Grand Tower
Mark
Twain
Mark Twain Journal
Curtiss Clutts
Ill
Herb Russell
Route 1
Makanda
Huthmacher House Association
Carbondale Kiwanis Pancake Day Set for May 6
The Carbondale Kiwanis Clubs plan their annual Pancake Day at the Newman Center on 715 S. Washington St. May 6, from 6 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tickets cost 1.50 for adults and 1 for children under 12. Proceeds support Kiwanis service projects, withPolice Crime Prevention Bureau representatives present to share tips and answer questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Newman Center
S. Washington St
Carbondale Police Crime Prevention Bureau
Local clubs report new officers and upcoming events
Carbondale groups announce leadership changes with Mary Jane White head of the SIU Carbondale Women’s Club Newcomers and Jake Rendleman installed as Elks Lodge Exalted Ruler. Other officers, speakers, and upcoming shows and meetings listed, including a baby care program at the Women’s Center in Carbondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane White
Carbondale
Southern Illinois University-Carbondale Women’s Club
Barbara Stonewater
Donna Butler
Ben Arthur
Kathy Henderson
Jacob G
Jake’’ Rendleman
Carterville
Elks Lodge
Eatry
Gary Highland
Philip Gilbert
Earl Peyton
Paul Doorshock
Sam Rinella
Rendleman
Lodge
Candy Cash
Rho Kappa
Beta Sigma Phi
Fran Calhoun
Sharon Pizzato
Debbie Peters
Shirley White
Heart Disease Prevention Workshop Set At Memorial Hospital
A spring workshop on preventing heart disease runs 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday at Memorial Hospital of Carbondale Family Practice Center 404 W Main St. Sponsored by the center's patient advisory group a panel of doctors and specialists will cover medical prevention topics nutrition relaxation drugs and exercise related to heart health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Center
W. Freeman St
Carbondale
Memorial Hospital of Carbondale
Main St
Disease prevention workshop outline and participation
A general overview of disease prevention is discussed. Various exercises will be demonstrated and workshop participants will be asked for feedback on the effectiveness of the session. No registration is required for the workshop.
Local couples announce engagement and wedding plans
Dana Jean Kiefer and Melvin L. Waier plan a Sept 23 wedding. Dana Jean, a 1976 Du Quoin High School graduate, attends John A. Logan College. Waier co-owns MAD Auto Wrecking in Florissant. Also engaged are Susan Elaine Wisely and James Trammell Jr. Wisely, a 1977 Maryvale High School graduate, works at Jack In The Box in Phoenix. Trammell, a 1977 Murphysboro Township High School graduate, serves in the U S Air Force. A June wedding is planned. Cynthia Kay Utz and Anthony Edward Hanson announce their engagement and forthcoming marriage. Utz, a SIU Carbondale home economics education major, is a 1975 Carbondale Community High School graduate. Hanson, a SIUC electrical engineering technology senior, is a Hinsdale Central High School graduate of 1973. A May 20 wedding is planned.
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J. Preeper
Sue Stotlar
Benton
Ketteman Lane
Marlene Webb
Piewacket
Rhonda Shipp
Sunrise
Appalachia
Irene Brock
du Quoin
University Mall
Carbondale
The
Cooperative Extension Service
Warren Kiefer
Dana Jean
Melvin L. Waier
Louis Waier
Florissant, Mo
Miss Kiefer
du Quoin High School
John A. Logan College
Carterville
Water
MAD Auto Wrecking
Florissant
Susan Elaine Wisely
James Trammell Jr
Milo Wisely
Phoenix, Ariz
James Trammell
Murphysboro
Miss Wisely
Maryvale High School
Phoenix
Jack-In-the
Trammel
Murphysboro Township
U.S. Air Force
Tom Utz
Anna L. Hanson
Hinsdale
Miss Utz
Southern Illinois University-Carbondale
Carbondale Community
Hanson
SIUC
Hinsdale Central High School
Kalamazoo Township Dumps Garbage Bounty Early
Kalamazoo Township ends its garbage bounty program 11 days early after residents cheat by turning in trash from other communities. The bounty, funded at 3000 dollars, was exhausted as out-of-town waste and funds shortage drained the pool. Local official Van denberg cited cheating and a run on the program as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalamazoo, Mich
Kalamazoo Township
Kalamazoo
Vandenberg
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Jackson Historical Group
Carbondale Kiwanis Clubs
Wanis International
SIU
Jake Rendleman
Ellis
Carbondale Sorority
Joseph Cronin
Joseph M. Cronin
Illinois Superintendent of Education
Southern Illinois Schoolmaster’s Club
Jack D. Hill
Dairy Queen
Little Egypt
Carterville Dairy Queen
Franklin County
Benton High School
William
Woottons
Dana Kiefer
Susan
Cynthia Utz
Cynthia Kay Utz
Anthony Edward Hanson
Ten Oaks
eShower
Southern Ill. Surgical Apl. CO
W'Mein
West Frankfort
Butte Knits Incl
Koret ¢ Bodin
Coats
Ross Murphysboro
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