Mt. Vernon Register-News from Mt Vernon, Illinois • Page 8

Mt. Vernon Register-News Saturday, June 1, 1974 REND UtKE COLLEGE Sharon Diane Randall, Thompson ville. Receiving Automotive Mechanic Certificates: Stephen F. Johnson, McLeansboro. Ray Lee Witges, Scheller.

Receiving Beauty Culture Certificates will be: Barbara Boles, Sesser. Billie Jean Carpenter, Sesser. Terry Crain, Sesser. Vickie Lynn Flannigan, McLeansboro. Maxine Gilbert, Christopher.

Pamela Gipson, Benton. Marianne viigginson, McLeansboro. Kathy L. Knight. Benton.

Mary Logan, Pinckneyville. Teresa Clark Mandrell, Benton. Linda M. Martin, Sesser. Marsha Lynn Martin, Benton.

Christine McChesney, Benton. Marilyn Neal, Benton. Frances M. Rook. Thompsonville.

Myrna Kay Shelton. McLeansboro. Patricia Joyce Turpin, Benton. uur9m i SPORTING GOODS RADIO AND TELEVISION! I Your Motorola Dealer SALES AND SERVICE Linda Warren, Mt. Vernon.

Tomye L. Furlow, Christopher. Elizabeth Ann Heil, Mt. Vernon. Judith Ann Hastings, Mulkeytown.

Gloria J. Hastings, Mulkeytown. Barbara J. Reeves, Whittington. Sharon Kay Stritzel, Coello.

Receiving Practical Nursing School certificates will be: Romona W. Ashby, Mt. Vernon. Kathy Atchison, Central City. Debra Ann Atkinson, Mt.

Vernon. Andrea Austin, McLeansboro. Nancy Lou Bailey, Mt. Vernon. Mary Beasley, Thompsonville.

Brenda K. Beek, Nashville. Nancy Boyd, Sparta. Melody Jo Bryant, Christopher. Myrtle Buerk, Centralia.

Vicky Cainpanella. Centralia. Fay Duke, Thoinp- sonville. Sharon Elllis, Central City. Doris E.

Flint, Mulkeytown. Sheila M. Flint, Ml. Vernon. Apies Frerkcr, Carlyle, Cheri Gaston, Salem.

Shirley Hefner, Bonnie. Paula Hollingcr, Benton. Florence Jack, Ashley. Rhonda Jean Jourdan, Christopher, K. Knop, Sparta.

Juanita Kobus. Nashville. Vicky Lemons, Mulkeytown. Sherry Lusch, Sandoval. Maura Hill, Shattuc.

Judith Miller, Mt. Vernon. Stephen Piotrowski, Tamaroa. Deanna Rapp, Belle Rive. Janice Rapp, Belle Rive.

LoLetta Kay Russell, Mt. Vernon. Donna Rae Schubert, Mt. Vernon. Diane Marie Shelledy, Mt, Vernon.

Karen Jean Shelton, Opdyke. Carol Shute, Pinckneyville. Debra Jean Stevens, Johnsonville. Odell Stevenson, Pinckney ville. Susan Thompson, Carlyle.

Marcclla Willis, Nashville. Receiving Operating Room Technician Certificates will be: Ann Bannister, Mt. Vernon. Kathy Anne Flatt, Buckner. Brenda Lea Lynch, Nason.

Letha Mae Robinson, Cutler. Rhonda Jo Smith, Herrin. Pamela Jo Hankins, Benton. Rebecca Deanne Price, Mt. Vernon.

Paula Weingartner, Blu- lord. Boll weevils lay so many egg.s that the endles.s generations descending from one pair theoretically could produce bugs in a single season. In the Roman legions, a private was a man deprived" of rank and office. PLANNED USE REPORT GENERAL REVENUE SHARING General Rfjviinue Sharing provider funrls rJirocflv to loc.il iinrj siait; The Ijw rcfjuiror. gnvo'nmt'nt lo publish a report of its plans lor thtr HSB those fun.

is in inform its cili to Ihnir p.irticipjtiun in tii'cidinrj bnvj the money rjughi to he sprjnt. Wrthm ihrr iiurposes listml, your iiovornniiMii nijy chjnye this speniJinq plan. CATEGOHIF-S (A) I SA'ETY CAFMTAL (Bl 2 3 PUHiiC TRArjSoOKrAIION 6 7 SOCIAL SEfiVICtS rOR OH POOR nMAMr.Hi. AOMitJlSttl.iTION 9 atrJEHAL GOVT. 5,323.00 OPRHATirA'i MAINTtNANCC iri to EDUCATION 1 1 DEVELOPMEriT 12 HOuSlfJCi SI COM.

MoMITY DEVELOPMENT! 13 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IJ OTHER rSpcalyl lb TOTALS 5,323.00 THE QOVERNMENrOF McCi.ELLAN TOWNSHIP ANTICIPATING A GENERAL REVENUE SHARING PAY- MENT O. TOR FIFTH ENTITLEMENT PERIOD. JULY 1, 1D74 THROUGH JUNE 30. 1975. PLANS TO SPEND THESE FUNDS FOR THE PURPOSES SHOWN.

ACCOUNT N0.14 3 041 009 McCLELLAN TOWNSHIP TWP. SUPV. JEFFERSON COUNTY WALTONVILLE, ILL. 62894 Tho news medi-i havo'boen odvisoil that a copy of this lepiMi has puhlishqd In a local newspaper o( oononi! circuKition. I havo rccord.s documonting tho contents this mi -'Dii jnrj thcv aro open for public Kcaitiny at Of ico Of Supervisor Rhonda Bain Wins Modern Woodmen's Leadership Award Rhonda Bain, 1700 Franklin St.

is a 1974 Leadership winner in Modern Woodmen of America Junior Service Club 1919-1, Mt. Vernon. Modern Woodmen, a fraternal insurance society, sponsors these Junior Clubs in comnunities throughout the United Slates. Miss Bain received the award in the local Club for outstanding leadership, citizenship and service activities Miss Jane Ma3Tior, the local Club's ij Junior Director, graded the winner on these activities. Miss Bain was also judged by a panel in the fraternal insurance society's Rock Island home office on a 50- word statement of "What Modern Woodmen's Fraternal Service Means to Me." Leadership awards coincide with Modern Woodmen's quadrennial National Convention.

Winners of these awards are automatically entered in the Outstanding Junior Contest. The Club member who is named "Outstanding Junior" for 1974 will attend the society's National Convention June 24-26 in St. Louis as guest of Modern Woodmen. The winner will be pre-, sented to the delegates at a session of the convention and will receive a $100 U.S. Savings Bond, Cosh Awords Offered Contest Scheduled In Fall For So.

Illinois Artists Cash awards are being offered artists throughout the .34 southernmost counties in Illinois who enter the South- lEI A.SSUHANCCS jRoror lo instruction E) I assuriJ tho Socretarv of Itio Ihal tho non-riiscdmina. lion anii othyr statutory rirquiromonts in Part E- of tho inslriictinns nccompanyincj tliis report will bo complinri with liy this incipient oovernment with respect to tho ontitlornont ropoitciJ heioon. Lowell Davis Signaluro of Chief Executivo Officor Lowell Davis, Super. 5-19-74 Namo 8i Pilnt 80-Year-Old Landmark Begin Tearing Down Illinois Central Station In Chicago CHICAGO (UPI) Chicago loses an 80-year-old landnfcirk beginning Monday. Tt)e Illinois Central Gulf Railroad has announced it will begin demolition Monday on the Central Station in dovimlown Chicago.

The railroad transferred the last of its 2,000 headquarters employes out of the station's offices in mid-May. Tlie station itself has not been used since March, 1972, when Amtrak trains began using Union Station. The station was built by the former Illinois Central Railroad in 1892 and opened in April of the foUowng year to handle the large crowds of visitors attending the 1893 Columbian Exposition. Robert Oslager 'Miner of Month' At Inland Mine Robert Oslager has been named the Miner of the Month for May at the Inland Steel Company coal mine near Sesser, it was announced by E. M.

Pace, General Manager of Coal Properties. A native of Mt. Vernon area, Oslager attended the high school here and combined military service and ten years of oil industry work before joining Inland over four years ago. He has held the roof bolter operator classification throughout his mining career. Robert and his wife, Millie, currently reside in-rural Mt.

Vernon. They are parents of two children, LaVonda, 7, and Kelvin Plemons. An Inland miner with a birthday during the month is eligible for the award if he has worked without an accident the previous 12 months, uses personal protective equipment, and has good attendance. The honoree receives a specially designed gold hard hat indicative of the award. Get the most for your money with a Massey-Ferguson.

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Massey Ferguson See them today MORGAN MOTORS Mile West 74 Mile South Of Bethel School MT. VERNON. ILL. PHONE 244-3951 For Flood Control Corps Wants To Spend $1.5 Million On Kaskaskia Isle ST. LOUIS (UPI) The Army Corps of Engineers says a series of ditches and pumping stations costing at least $1.5 million should be built on Kaskaskia Island, which was covered by the record Mississippi River flood in 1973.

The federal government already has authorized work to raise the levee around the island 10 feet. Located near Chester, 111., Kaskaskia has about 300 residents. ern Illinois Artists Open Competition Exhibition to be held Oct. 28 through Nov. 17, at the Mitchell Art Museum.

Entry blanks may be obtained by writing the Mitchell Art Museum at P.O. Box 923, Mt. Vernon, Illinois, 62864. Carl Lincoln Schweinfurth, sponsor of the show, is most interested in seeing the rapid development of talent in the arts throughout the and is offering cash prizes as an incentive to all the artists residing in the following counties in Southern Illinois: Fayette, Effingham, Jasper, Crawford, St. Clair, Clinton, Marion, Clay, Richland, Lawrence, Moru-oe, Washington, Jefferson, Wayne, Edwards, Wabash, Randolph, Perry, Franklin, Hamilton, White, Jackson, Williamson, Saline, Gallatin, Union, Pope, Hardin, Alexander, Pulaski, and Massac.

Entry fee is one 35mm slide and $5 for each work, and a limit of three entries from one person. Last date for entering the competition is Sept. 14. Media is oil, acrylic, watercolor, pastels, cacsin, gouache, and mixed media. No art work may be larger than 6 feet wide and all must be matted, framed, and glassed ready for hanging.

Winners and eash awards will bo announced Sunday, Oct. 27, after the panel of judges from the University of Illinois has made its adjudication. The jury of selestion includes Glen Bradshaw, Billy Morrow Jackson, and Edward Betts, all of whom have judged professional shows in their careers. RICK'S VOLKSWAGEN SALES AND SERVICE Route 37 North (Satem Rd.) Phone 242-6200 SERVICE DEPARTMENT HOURS: 8 A.M. TO 4:30 P.M.

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YES! I would like your seminar on June 11 at the Ramada Inn in Mt. Vernon at 7:15 pm. NO, I cannot attend this seminar, but I am interested. Let me know about the next session. NAME ADDRESS.

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63105 Or Call, Collect, 314-721-4700 Join the switch to really free cheddng. Chris Ammon watches pennies, like most people today. She has her checking account at First Bank Trust because she pays no service charge. And she doesn't have to keep a minimum balance, so she can put more money to work earning interest in a savings account. Steve Nelson thinks a checking account isn't really free, it you pay for checks imprinted with your name and address.

He banks at First, where he gets free checks. And free service, too. Ron Edwards got rich because he knows a good deal when he sees it. Usually, he keeps a big balance. But he also writes big checks.

Before he switched, he paid an occasional service charge. And that made DAflK him mad. So Hia insists on our Itjilufc really free checking. UldX IISWllS Mt. Vernon, Illinois 4 Member f6lC.