Hardin County Independent from Elizabethtown, Illinois • 1

111 stftts.Bltt Library 01dStata Capital -1 Sprtaff laid. III 62T0 Iniaram ri a Deadline for Adver- tising, Wednesday at Noon The ewspaper pf the District Produdng 90 Per Cent of the Fluorspar of the United Stater VOLUME 104 NUMBER 3 ONE SECTION 8 PAGES ELIZABETHTOWN. HARDIN COUNTY; ILLINOIS THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1974 Two Sentenced to Six Positions Open In County Metal Mining Course Offered Revenue. Sharing Checks Sent Out 21-mile Section of IWS- Opened Tuesday By Governor Daniel Walker of- Interstate 24 Gov. Walker bids would be let by the spring Vandalia for Theft of Copper Wire of 1975 on a segment of 1-24 near Paducah.

i 1 Irv of the local 1-24 task force, said that both Gov. Wendell Ford and High-1 Commissioner James Gray way onto have said right-of-entry ficially-jpened a 21-mile segment of Interstate 24 Tuesday, between Metropolis and Vienna. 4 The ceremony, conducted at the U. S. 45 exchange between Me- 1 tropolis and Brookport, in a shroud of fog and chilling drizzle, drew nearly 100 persons includ- ing mayors Joe Souders, J.

P. Williams, and Don Herron, of Brookport, Metropolis, and Vi- enna. 1 Walker saiJie was particular- I Six positions now open for the Needed to plan and implement Hardin-Pope' Nutntion and Social daily social, educational, and rec-Senice Program for, Senior Citi- reational activities for senior citizens. Number one requirement for zens. Will coordinate daily noon-all positions is a keen Interest day meal service with the Eliza-and understanding of senior citi- bothtown kitchen for prepared, zens.

Pos.tions open to people who food delivery. Will supervise two Sammy Maddox in, connection can work ag a team. Employment employees. Will recruit door-to-with the theft of five rolls of cop-, pj-eforenco' given to senior citizens door and twin participants and per wire from the- former Alcoa hen' and abilities community volunteers for eenter plant in Rosiclare. The uirer be-1 a.Q tho yj.ail qualifications activities.

Must have experience longing to J. D. Quarant, was t0 Gladys Gibbons. Rosiclare 'or in working with public and some valued at $250.00. Maude Taylor, Golconda by Janu-' supervisory background.

Recrea- Investigation of the theft which ary- 95th. Positions open tion, craft, and or adult educa-' was reported January 12 turned mediatelv a broken lock on a storage 1 buildimr. two sets of footprints I PROJECT DIRECTOR: Needed and a set of automobile tire I to implement and manage the bi- Hardin Countv Circuit Court this At Elizab (thtown SPRINGFIELD A six-week cou metal mining Jan. 14 ln Practical i 11 be offered at Mine EU etnrtu cr March 5 ao- 1 starting March 5, ae- 1 th from 10 a. mj to noon or me 1 may 10 a.

m. classes from 4 will be held on Tuesdays Wednesdays. 6 p. m. Classes and 1 property needed for toe interstate D7partmdnt segment between Old Mayfield jiinesand nerals I Road near Hendron.and U.

S. 60 xhe course wLsts of two Uv0. be settled by Jan. 1. 197o L.

claSseg week Miners Initial grade and drain workT 1 grade and drain work eIher the- classes tracks. Rep. Kenneth J. Gray said today checks totaling $2.2 million have been mailed to governments in his 22-county Southern Illinois district as the second regular i quarterly pdYment of fiscal year I yv 1974 general revenue sharing funds The figures for Hardin Countv were: Hardin County Uave in Rock Village- $14,822 $2,156 $2,470 Uave in P.ock Village Elizabethtown Village 0 Rosiclare City County Total $24,133 I the monthly meeting will be held at the Bob White Cafe, West Vienna, Monday evening at 6:30. Edward "Ned Trovillion, program chairman was fortunate in securing Dr.

Loren Klaus, president of Shawnee College as the 4.685 1 Ciass topics will include mine ventilation: mine gases; mining law, storage, transportation and uses of ammonium nitrate; the use of safety lamps, anemometers, barometers, hydrogen sulphide and nitrogen dioxide detectors, and other instruments used in mining. Offered by the Illinois Department Of Mines and Minerals, the course is free to all miners but sociation announced today that A check with a local salvage the activity centers in Elizabeth- ELIZABETHTOWN: Needed to dealer showed that he had pur- town and Golconda. Must have plan daily menu, purchase food, chased the stolen copper, about experience in working with the control inventory, coordinate 200 lbs. for $122.00. public and supendsing personnel kitchen staff, and provide bi- Sheriff Charles B.

Millikan and each center will serve up to 75 monthly nutrition education pro- people per day and eleven persons grams for the Elizabethtown and will be employed for the bi-county Golconda centers. Must have ac-program. Food management, nu- I cess to auto at least 4 days per trition and or experience with month. Food sendee and super-federal programs is desired. Must visory background required.

32 hr. own auto. 40 hr. week. Salary week.

Salary $3600. $6800. I TRANSPORTATION COORDI-SITE MANAGER ELIZA- NATOR: Will plan' bus schedules BETHTOWN Needed to plan and 1 for senior citizens. recruit some implement daily social, education- volunteer transportation, and act Rosiclare Marshal. Richard Braz-ell arrested Sammy Maddox, and H.

C. Davis arrested Mike' Smock. The arrests were made Sunday. Smock is currently on probation which was set June 22, 1973 in connection with another theft charge. Both men remained in jail after bond was set at $5,000 each ly proud to open the 1-24 segment "here in Southern Illinois where highways are badly needed." The governor said the 1-24 project is the first step in a segmented, highway program.

The program wran completed will boost the economy of Southern Illinois, said Walker. He added that he is against the planning and locating of highways based on traffic counts, because "some areas (Southern Illinois) are not heavily populated. Once we get the highway work, we will have economic growth in Southern Illinois, said Walker. The network Walker was speaking Of will include a four-lane stretch running due east from St. Louis to connect with 111.

157 near East St. Louis, a stretch from the St. Louis area to Carbondale, and the completion of 1-64 across the state of Illinois. Walker also announced during the opening ceremony that he has 1 change. Gave Begin 30 Board met that justing light thirty and hour to Unit Austin.

the usual afternoon should be underway by spring of Schools Will Classes Minutes Later of Education of Cave-in-Rock Unit School District No. 2 Monday night, and decided Cave-in-Rock will join several schools in this area in "ad- class schedules to day- saving time. Cave-in-Rock buses will run minutes later in the morning classes at the Cave-in-Rock schools will begin one half later than usual according Superintendent Arthur Jr. School will adjourn at time each day, and the bus schedule will not This schedule will be followed until March 1, 1974' when sunrise wall be earlier and The need will for Senior Citizens FOOD SERVICE SUPERVISOR as escort to assist seniors on and off bus. deliver prepared bulk food to Golconda Center daily, Must have own auto no special equipment necessary for food de- 25 $2750.

hr. week. Salary Ella Lamar Listed High School Whos Who Miss Ella Nutrition Program i county program and coordinate al and recreational activities for nior Cltizens- WU1 Msist Proit director with reports and bi-coun- ty Coordination' WiU recruit door todoPr and train Participants and volunteers for center $3750. SITE MANAGER GOLCONDA Shawnee Forest Wants Comments On Off-road Vehicle Policy The Shawnee National Forest is in the process of formulating i a management policy regarding the use of off-road vehicles as directed by President Nixons Executive Order No. 11644 and 36 Code of Federal Regulations 295 and the Forest Service Off-Road Vehicle Environmental Statement.

The Forest Service wishes to involve everyone, including John Q. Citizen, in formulating, this policy. Your comments are wel-eomed. Comments should be in the Shawnee National' Forest office in Harrisburg by Feb. 7, 1974.

The attached Fact Sheet may help in preparing your comments. A public meeting is planned for! mid-September to review 'the tentative proposal. All respondents to this letter will receive a i i speaker. The public is invited to year at the pnson farm at Van-1 dalia, and are to nay for the 1 Must ha'e experience stolen wire in working with the public. Rec- Shenff Charles B.

Millikan said reation craft' andr adult edu-this morning that the prisoners catl0n backSround desired. Must will be transported to Vandalia own auto 32 hr- week Salary Periencu lalge quamty cooking 1 C'JTCCrt 1 n- i community livery. 25 hr. week. Salary $2400.

HEAD COOK ELIZABETHTOWN: Needed to cook the noonday meal for up to 150 people and direct assistant cooks. Ex- released state funds to plan con- 1 struction of a new facility for teaching deaf children -of South- era Illinois in Marion. The initial $15,000 release is part of a $725,000 appropriation which the governor signed last Sept. 10. The school wall be locat- ed in a wing of the Jefferson Elementary School in Marion.

Congratulating Sen. Gene Johns Rosiclare Rebekah Lodge 601 (D-Marion) who has fought for postponed their installation last the location of the facility for Monday night duie to the icy con-over two years, Gov. Walker said ditions of the streets, but mem- bers are being notified that Installation of Officers will be held January 28 at the Masonic Temple in Rosiclare -at -7 :30 p. mg weather permitting. It is urgent that officers be present.

Tuesday. Wednesday. Smock and Maddox pled guilty to the theft char-e i before Judge William Eovaldi and I both were sentenced to serve one I today. In connection with the theft of copper telephone cable from Hardin County Telephone Company January 3, Lonnie W. Johns of Anna, has posted bond with the Union County Sheriff on a Hardin, County theft charge.

The bond was forwarded to Hardin County authorities, and Johns will be arraigned in Hardin County Circuit Court January 18. Hospital Had Fewer Patients Last Year The number of people admitted to the Hardin County General Hospital in 1973 dropped to 1.244 compared to 1,477 in 1972, accard- ing to Miss Mildred Ferrell, nwdi-I cal records librarian of the hospital. Other statistics kept by Miss Ferrell ruveals that there was one live birth at the hospital in 73 and 33 deaths. One hundred and 97- operations were performed compared to 250 in 1972. Total patient days for 1973 was compared to 11,051 in 1972.

Average daily census for 1973 was 25.12; percent of occuancy was 64 and the average length 0f st-ay was 7.22 days. In 1972 the average daily census was 30.19; percent of occupancy 77; average length of stay days. Using Outdoor LP Gas Equipment Indoors Is Hazardous CHICAGO The national energy shortage has created a situation that could be hazardous through possible misuse of outdoor equipment fueled by liquefied petroleum gas, also known as propane, butane, or LP-gas. The National LP-Gaa Association a warning to those, who in error, may use their outdoor LP-gas cooking and heating equipment indoors. Air required for combustion by these appliances may seriously reduce the oxygen in the living space, and products of combustion from these appliances may produce poisonous carbon monoxide gas, NLPGA explained.

LP-gas cylinders used with barbecue grills, camping equip and is prohibited by National Fire Protection Association recommendations and local regulations only those who are qualified, as specified by the Meta, Mining will be permitted to take the written and oral Mining Board examinations. This course is of special benefit to hiiners preparing to take examinations for mine foreman, hbisting engineer and metal mine inspector. The course Wl11 completed before the next examination, Additional information may be obtained from the Department of Mines and Minerals, 704 State Of- ficp Building, g27ud. Springfield, 111. Rosiclare OES to Hold School of Instruction, Friday Mrs.

Clara Nagle of Eldorado, Grand Lecturer, will hold School of Instruction for the Rosiclare Chapter Order of Eastern Stat No. 971 at the Masonic Temple Friday night, Jan. 18 beginning at 6 oclock. All officers are urged to be present, other members are welcome. approximately 60 persons who examined student life from numerous' aspects, was "sponsored by UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization), and the UN related agency, the World Health Organization.

It was organized" by the International Union of School and University Health and Medicine, which represents associations and services created for high school and university students health in more than 30 countries. WHOS WHO AMONG AMERI-copy of the draft plus an an- CAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS HONORS Ella Lamar, Rosiclare, FACT SHEET Illinois. Ella, a senior at Rosi- 1. Executive Order 11644, 36 clare HiSh School wai recently CFR 295 and the Forest Service notified that she is to be featured noimcement of tho meeting, Off-Road Vehicle Environmental Statement directs, personnel 0f Etown OES School of Instruction Set for Sunday Elizabethtown Chapter Order of Eastern Star No. 645 will hold School of Instructions Sunday, Jan.

20 at 2 p. m. in the Eastern Star Temple in Elizabethtown. Mrs. Clara Nagle of Eldorado, will be the instructress.

All Eastern Star members of Elizabethtown, Cave-in-Rock and Rosiclare are invited to attend. STAFF PHOTO SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY Discussed was the question of whether, apart from political, economic, psychological or educational factors well-known to all, are there not also biological factors that influence the life of youth in revolt. Following the seminar, which had the essential aim to pinpoint a. methodology for research, inf-depth work in a number of universities is scheduled for the next two years. Dean Spees said he will meet with staff members in Student Affairs and groups to talk' about research possibilities involved in' the international studies.

Eighth Annual Edition WHOS MHO AMONG AMERI- the Shawnee National Forest to CAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS, establish policy and management 193-74, the largest student award direction governing the use of publication in the nation, off-road vehicles on National For-! Students from over 20,000 public, private and parochial high schools throughout the country are recognized for their leadership -in academics, athletics, activities or community services in est land. 2. There are presently 250,794 acres of National Forest land within boundary of the Shawnee National Forest. Most of the facility would serve deaf children in 22 Southern Illinois counties. Now these children will not have to go out (of the area) for treatment and training," Walker.

1' The initial funds will be. for architectural plans for instructional facilities to accomodate a-bcrat 50 children. Sen. Johns wgs joined in the co-sponsorship of the bill calling for the facility by Sen. Keq Buzbee (D-Carbondale) and House Minority Leader Clyde L.

Choate (D-Anna). The 1-24 bridge spanning the Ohio River is nearing completion near Paducah under supervision of the state of Kentucky. When-completed, 1-24 will run from near Mar.on, 111., to Chattanooga, Tenn. The section opened Tuesday by the governor has interchanges atj -U. S.

45 near Metropolis and at 145 just east of Vienna. -Interstate 24 in Illinois will be 38 miles in length when completed, running from Pulleys Mill just south of Marion to Paducah. At Pulleys Mill, the yToQr-lane will connect with Interstate-57 which runs from Cairo to Cliicago. Walker said another $200 million in bonds have to accelerate the construction -of the states supplemental freeways, and. the freeways in Southern Illinois rank high.

He said the remaining 18 miles of 1-24 between Vienna and Marion should be opened in the summer of Cost of the 21-mile section is about $32 million. The federal government financed 90 per cerit with Illinois funding the remaining 10 per cent Illinois has 1,727 miles of ini terstate highways allocated to it. With the opening of the section of 1-24, the interstate system in Illinois is 80 per cent complete. Walker said Tuesday -that our highways must be viewed as an economic resource, just as are tjie vast coal reserves in Southern Illinois." Walker pointed out that he will seek a $100 million bond program to develop these coal resources. Officials Kentucky stated Dec.

13 that a firm commitment has been given that construction said ed in Emil and Edith Spees are seat-1 Helene pboul, psychologist from fourth and fifth from left at the University of Lyon, France, table during seminar, session as I gives report. Emil and Edith Spees Represent SIU at International Seminar On Student Life In Geneva this land is presently open to off road vehicles. This National For est land represents .7 of all Illinois land -area. 3. About miles of surfaced roads (of all kinds) lie within the boundary of the Shawnee National Forest.

4. 99.6 of all National Forest land on the Shawnee is one mile or less from an existing surfaced road. 5. The loess type soil which (continued on last page) WEATHER REPORT -Kept for C. S.

Weather Bocrtn by KennU EL Wallace, Rosiclare High Low Pretip. Jan. 10 33 26 Jan. 11 34 22 Jan 12 25 7 Jan. 13 35 15 Jan.

14 39 31 Jan. 15 J47 33 Jan. 16 58 41 Jan 9 and 10, heavy icing on trees and roads. On until Jan.14. Electricity interrupted from 2 to 24 houn In some places.

Schools Josed several days. 1 h001- Less than 3 of the NunIor and senior class students uation-wide are awarded this recognition Ella is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lamar of Rosiclare. She is currently active in the Fluor-scops staff, the school newspaper, and the United Methodist Church and has.

'also received many honors and awards in school. In addition to having her biography published in the book, Ella will also compete for one of ten scholarship awards of $500 to $1,000 funded by the publishers and will be invited to participate ln the firms annual Survey of High Achievers lat-r in the academic year. 7 Ella plans to attend Eastern Illinois University at Charestoo, Illinois upon graduation in" May. Use of Studded Tires Controlled Studded tires may be used In Illinois between Nov. 15 and April They are for use 00 ice and now.

CARBONDALE, Jan. 14 -Emil R. Spees and his wife, Edith, represented Southern Illinois University at Carbondale at the International Seminar on Student Life Geneva, Dec. 10-15. Spees dean of Student Life Student Affairs.

Mrs. Spees is director of Continuing Education for Women. Both have Ph.D. degrees 'Claremont Graduate School in California. The conference, attended by ment, recreational vehicles, 6tc Mis.

Spees is the daughters of should not be used or stored and Mrs. W. G. Calvert of doors. This practice is hazardous Richmond, Spees the son of the late Mu.

and Mrs. Ray Spees of Rosiclare..