Shawnee College to aid Metropolis Superman tourists
Shawnee College will participate in community service projects in Metropolis to engage visiting Superman fans. The plan includes directing junior Olympic athletic events, a community theater production with Superman overtones, and a five county art exhibit. Dates are to be announced.
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Superman
Shawnee College
Loren K. Klaus
Shawnee
Community Players
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Joe Jennings
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Clinois
Hearing Test Set For Marion Illinois
Free hearing tests by a certified audiologist at Ramada Inn, Marion on Saturday May 13 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Diagrams show how ear works and causes of loss. Tests help determine degree of hearing loss and new aids. Call Beltone Hearing Aid Service in West Frankfort at 932-3154 if you cannot attend.
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Beltone
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Herrin Daily Journal
Murphyspore
Associated Press
Disgannec order in paron of our office
Carbondale Cablevision announces a mandated ordering policy in memory of our office context. The notice references Mardaly Shopping Center and reiterates procedural steps for clients and vendors.
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Carbondale Cablevision
Mardaly Shopping
Art at Menard Prison Opens with Inmate Works
By DeMaris Berry The Southern Clinoisan reports on Menard State Penitentiary art programs from 1968 showing 140 paintings by 28 inmates sold to 1068 visitors. The first biannual show May 21 expects nearly 1,000 visitors and about 1,500 pieces by around 110 inmates on display.
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Menard ‘State Penitentiary
Leslie L. Hines
Hines
Don Ross
Department of Continuing Education
Ilinois
Menard Prison Art Show Sheds Light on Inmate Talent
Inmates at Menard Prison display paintings and crafts created from leaf art and donated supplies. Frank, a college clerk, began with paint tubes and tree leaves, selling pieces to fund materials. Warden Brantley supported displays, with funds from sales boosting the program as inmates pursue art as a potential vocation.
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Continental Bank
Hines
Tim
Jim
Menard
Elze Brantley
Brantley
Castle
Joost
W. Clement Stone Foundation of
Chicago
Jesse
William
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