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Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 28, 2012

Page

3

Johnston City Math Team Shines in State Contest

Johnston City High School math team, guided by Lenny Clark, placed second in the Illinois Council of Teachers of Mathematics state contest 1A. Team and individual members excel in algebra geometry and pre calculus with several top 10 finishes. Founded 1985 the club first qualified for state as a full team in 1988.

Johnston City Lenny Clark Illinois Council of Teachers of Mathematics Ron Nagrodski

100 Men Who Cook fundraiser Saturday

The Kiwanis Clubs of Carbondale and Marion benefit from a Saturday fundraiser at 6 p.m. in the SIU Carbondale Student Center Ballrooms. Organized by Old National Bank with Chartwells River Radio Venegoni Distributing and the Student Center, the event features 100 men sharing dishes to raise funds. Tickets are $60 for individuals, $450 for a table of eight and include a commemorative cookbook.

Kiwanis Club Carbondale Marion SIU Carbondale Old National Bank Chartwells River Radio Venegoni Distributing Inc Kiwanis Clubs Southern Illinois Jeff Speith Kiwanis Southernticketsonline.com

Longtime Doctor Dr Andrew Springs Honored in Rural Illinois

A tribute service honored Dr Andrew Wilton Springs a physician who served Colp Dewmaine and surrounding communities. More than 50 mourners joined at Beasley Cemetery to recall his mentorship of Black Scouts led by Harrison Baker now 97. Baker remembered him as a mentor who guided trips to Lovejoy’s grave and Fisk University.

Andrew Wilton Springs Harrison Baker Springs Sycamore Beasley Cemetery Old Mlinois 13 Carterville Colp. No. 9 Dewmaine Ronald Kirby Phoenix Bill Perkins Colp Mary Beth Roderick Carbondale Michael Sherrill Mount Olive Baptist Church Dr. Springs Birdie Andrew Jr Fannie Fisk Jimmy Springs Colp High School

Ten-year dream comes true at Illinois Rural Heritage Museum grand opening

Charlie Greer and Mary Greer celebrate the grand opening of the Illinois Rural Heritage Museum in Pinckneyville this weekend, capping a decade of planning and effort. The museum showcases 86 restored tractors and a wide collection of farm memorabilia, rooted in Perry County farming life. Irl Engelhardt helped secure funding, and the Foundation for Pinckneyville bought the site in January 2008 as part of community projects.

Pinckneyville Charlie Greer Illinois Rural Heritage Museum Perry County Mary Charlie Irl Engelhardt The Foundation For Rural Heritage Museum Aaron Eisenhauer the Southern New Mercantile

Illinois Rural Heritage Museum Grand Opening and Events

The Illinois Rural Heritage Museum opens Friday 5:30 to 9:30 p.m. with educational exhibits for all ages. It hosts its fourth annual Tractor Drive and Banquet Saturday. Tractor Drive starts 1:30 p.m. at 187 Fairground Road Pinckneyville Perry County. Banquet at 6 p.m. featuring Max Armstrong. Tickets 50 for both events, 20 for banquet only. Open Thursdays–Saturdays 10 a.m.–6 p.m., Sundays 1–5 p.m. Contact 618-521-2245 or illinois ruralheritagemuseum.org.

Illinois Rural Heritage Museum Perry County Max Armstrong Fairground Road Pinckneyville Wwwaillinois Ruralheritagemuseum.org

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Becky Malkovich Kessie Nagrodski Johnston City High School Southern File Jerry Bradley SIUC Andrew Springs Baker Boy Scouts Springs’ Cemetery Heritage Museum Thesouthern.com
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