Jackson County approves food service ordinance
The Jackson County Board of Supervisors adopted a county food service sanitation ordinance based on the 1962 Public Health Service code. The measure passed split votes after Murphysboro Supervisor Borgsmiller protested a section granting health officials access to food service establishments and records.
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Jackson County Board of Supervisors
H. H. Rohrer
Murphysboro
George Borgsmiller
Borgsmiller
Rohrer
Health Department
Bert Aken
Fred Bastien
Don Burris
Vinson Erickson
June Snider
County Board of Health
Death of Ava man linked to natural causes
Richard L. Bagley 82 was found dead in his Ava home after neighbors reported no sighting since Sunday. Coroner Flynn said Bagley died about three days earlier from natural causes. He leaves multiple relatives and 23 grandchildren. Graveside services set for Thursday at Pleasant Hill Cemetery.
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Richard L. Bagley
Ava
Jackson County
Harry Flynn
Lester Allen
Mr. Bagley
Flynn
Levan Township
Cornelius
Marie Richards Bagley
Mary Crisler
Bagley
Murray
Crowley, Tex
Everett Earl
Eldon
Kenneth
Charles
St. Louis
Delmar Blackwell
Wilford Stubenrouch
Afton
Jackson County Supervisors name committee assignments
Jackson County boards appoints committees with newly elected chair James Gillmore. Members named include Clyde Winkler Mrs June Snider George Borgsmiller W S Brandon and Archie Stroup who lead Finance Fees and Salaries Building Road and Bridge Printing Planning and Zoning Education Town Accounts Weed Control Property Trustee Bonds Purchasing Civil Defense Election Health Nursing Home Delinquent Property Illinois Extension Service and more. The roster covers twelve to fourteen panels with cross section of county leaders and staff.
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Clyde Winkler
June Snider
George Borgsmiller
W. S. Brandon
Archie Stroup
Jackson County Board of Supervisors
Winkler
Bert Aken
Giles Lipe
J. C. Penn
Robert Masters
Snider
Roy Gilbert
Ed Pugh
Gene LeMarchal
Kenneth Saul
Borgsmiller
Herb Rathjen
Park Jarrett
Brandon
Fred Bastien
Reginald Stearns
Hugh Stearns
Vinson Erickson
Lipe
Pat Rodd
Robert Baysinger
Gilbert
Masters
Don Burris
Erickson
Albert McBride
Bastien
Lester Turner
Saul
Rathjen and
Jarrett
Stroup
le Marchal
Wreck Victim Services Set for Mrs. Chungok Hong Park
Funeral services are planned for 11 a.m. Friday at Huffman Funeral Home Carbondale for Mrs Chungok Hong Park 26 killed in a two vehicle collision on West Main Street Carbondale. She was a Southern Illinois University graduate student and member of the First Presbyterian Church. Burial is in Oakland Cemetery. Contributions may be made to a memorial fund in her name. Friends may call 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. today at the funeral home. She was born October 24 1939 in Korea, daughter of Keun Myung Hong and Luck Sang Chung. She is survived by husband Sung Kee Park a brother and several sisters.
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Chungok Hong Park
Huffman Funeral
Carbondale
Park
S. Wall St
West Main Street
Sung Kee Park
Byung Doo Hong
Washington, D.C
Soon Ok Hong
New York
N.Y
Sung Cha Hong
Syracuse
Korea
Southern Illinois University
First Presbyterian Church
Charles E. F. Howe
Oakland Cemetery
Funeral services for Hobart F. Quertermous held in Marion
Hobart F. Quertermous 67 of 507 E Boulevard Marion died Wednesday from a shotgun wound in a death by personal safety inquest. Services set for 3 30 p m Friday at Mitchell Funeral Home Marion with Rev F M Fouson and Rev Robert Fuson officiating. Burial Mt Pleasant Shed Cemetery. He married Myrtle Sims in 1922 and left wife, two daughters in Wood River and Marion, a brother Leonard, sister Mrs Alva Atterberry and four grandchildren.
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Hobart F
Quertermous
E. Boulevard
Marion
Mitchell Funeral Home
F. M. Fouson
Robert Fuson
Mt. Pleasant Shed
Williamson County
Paul Litton
Kentucky
Nutter
Vina Vick Quertermous
Myrtle Sims
Jones Heating Co
Third Baptist Church
Bill Gossman
Wood River
Robert Jones
Antarctica as a vast international science laboratory
Antarctica spans about 5.3 million square miles functioning as a global research hub where scientists from multiple nations collaborate in a shared scientific effort.
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Antarctica
Sam Parker funeral set for Murphysboro Saturday
Sam Parker 67 of Rt 2 D Street Murphysboro will have services at 1 30 p m Saturday at Bethel AME Church Murphysboro He died Tuesday in Marion Veterans Hospital and was a World War II veteran He is survived by his wife four nephews and was a member of American Legion Eugene Jones Post No 936 Burial is at Tower Grove Cemetery Jackson Funeral Home Carbondale handles arrangements
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Sam Parker
Rt. 2
D Street
Murphysboro
Bethel Ame
Parker
Veterans Hospital
Marion
Shuqualak
Miss
John Parker
Arleen Robinson
Robert Bryant Jr
Waukegan
David Bryant
Seattle
Wash
Roosevelt Bryant
Washington, D.C
Johnnie Bryant
Kenosha
Wis
American Legion
Charles Williams
Tower Grove
Jackson Funeral Home
Carbondale
SIU Health Service funding eyed in student fee plan
Southern Illinois University Carbondale Student Senate approved 84 270 of next year’s student activity fees for groups including the health service while failing to act on 529 730 in other allocations. The plan includes gen eral allocations for band yearbook chorus and athletics with a pending decision on athletic scholarships and a potential boost from a 15 per student welfare fund.
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Southern Illinois University
Carbondale
Senate
SIU
John Paul Davis
Davis
Health Service
Richard Lee
Wage Hike and IAM Pact Signed at Bradley Industries
Bradley Industries of Ordill and IAM District 111 signed a two year contract covering about 100 workers. The agreement raises wages from 18 to 13 cents per hour, raises vacation time, hospital benefits, jury duty pay, and paid bereavement leave, with pay through April 20, 1968. Lowest scale moves to 2.46 next year and top operator to 2.68. tool and die makers rise to 3.27. four weeks vacation after 20 years.
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Diagraph - Bradley Industries, Inc
Ordill
International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers District 111
James R. Brigham
Ray Christoffel
Grand Lodge
IAM
Fuller Says Change Within Key to World Progress
SIU design professor and inventor R Buckminster Fuller warned that people fail to see personal changes. He urged doing more with less citing Cape Kennedy and Telstar as examples. Fuller warned peace by 2000 is essential to avoid nuclear conflict.
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Ron O’connor
Southern Illinoisan
R. Buckminster Fuller
Fuller
Southern Illinois University
SIU
Design Department
Telstar
Mississippi Valley District Raises Salaries
The Mississippi Valley Unit School District 166 board revised the salary schedule. Base pay for bachelor's degree teachers with no experience rose to 5100, from 4700, and master’s degree pay rose to 5500. All teachers received at least 300 more. New hires include Pete Borah as vocational agriculture at 6433 for 11 months and Cynthia Pettett as girls physical education at 5450. The board voted to join the Illinois Small School Association.
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Mississippi Valley Unit School District 166
Board of Education
Pete Borah
Cisne
Cynthia Pettett
Murphysboro
Illinois Small School Association
Driver Hurt When Car Hits Utility Pole
Mrs. Doris G Gould of Marion was admitted to Marion Memorial Hospital after a crash on West Boyton Street at about 7 a.m. The car struck a utility pole and police said she may have fallen asleep.
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Doris G. Gould
Vinewood Lane
Marion
Marion Memorial Hospital
Police Briefs Highlight Minor Fines In Southern Illinois
In Murphysboro Daryl W. Haury was fined 15 dollars for disobeying a stop sign. In Makanda Louis E. Hertter was fined 15 dollars for speeding. The Southern Illinoisan lists policy and publishing details for readers and affiliates.
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Murphysboro
Daryl W. Haury
Makanda
Louis E. Hertter
Lakeside Water District OKs Rules Rates and Annexation
The Lakeside Water District approves rates including a $5 base monthly charge and tiered usage fees 65 cents per 1000 gallons for the first 10,000 and 55 cents thereafter. Annexation near Crab Orchard Lake approved in a one-square mile west side area including the sail boat basin and playport.
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Lakeside Water District Board
Crab Orchard Lake
Robert Pitchford
R. A. Nack and
Playport
R. A. Nack and Associates
Rt. 13
Carbondale
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