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Carbondale Herrin Murphysboro SOUTHERN ILLINOISAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1971 Page Seventeen 54 RENTALS D.uia fom NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE. NOAA. U.S. Dept. at Commerce 30' I -T7 ,11 i 20 LEGAL NOTICES STATE OF ILLINOIS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT JACKSON COUNTY IN PROBATE In the Matter of the Estate 0f Holland E.

Curd, Deceased No. 71-P-176 CLAIM NOTICE Notice is given of the death of Holland E. Curd, of De Soto, Illinois. Letters of Office were Issued on December 17, 1971, to Jean C. Rigden, Executor, 7319 Jackson Avenue, Hammond, Indiana 46324 whose attorney is W.

Troy Barrett, 512 V. Main Carbondale, Illinois 62901. Claims may be filed within 7 months from the date of issuance of Letters of Office and that any claim For Fast Action Use The Southern Hlinoisan Classified You'll Get Results DSHD m-M 4mMu 2:.. 1 Governing system approved Faculty members in Southern Illinois University's College cf Liberal Arts and Sciences have approved a new governing system fcr the college. A "Task Force en Democratization" has been working to develop the system for 17 months.

The new system sets up a council cf the college with 30 voting members, including nine students. The council has the authority to establish college policies to be administered by the dean. Included in the bedy arc committees with duties covering such areas as academic policy, teaching and learning, tenture and promotion, budget, and grievances. The council also has the job cf setting up search committees to fill any vacancies in tha dean's chair, by making nominations to the university president. The college's previous governing group included five voting faculty members.

The croun urei Indicated Can tuli Local forecast southern Texas through most of the East coast changing to snow in northern New Eng land. Snowflurries are fore Herrin milestone? Firemen win 'honor1 of makina 200fh call Figured Show Low Tmpraf Until Friday Morning Uo(al4 Precipitation Fair and colder Mostly clear skies but with colder temperatures are fore cast tonight. A band of rain or showers is forecast from Area picture High temperature Wednesday, 47; overnight low, 44. Temperature at 9 a.m. today, 57.

rrecipitation irom 7 a.m. Wednesday to 7 a.m. today, .54 inches Sunset today, Sunrise Friday, sunset Friday, Thant works final day on UN job Unitvd Nations, X. Y. CAP) Secretary-General Thant, at the end cf his 10-year term in office, arrived for his lat day's work at U.

X. headquarters today facing a busy schedule. At his customary arrival time of 9:45 a.m., Thant stepped from his official chauffeur-driven limousine. He looked pale and drawn from his recent hospitalization with an ulcer. Asked how he felt on his final day as U.

X. chief, he rcplrod: "I feel a sense of relief." Thant, whose retirement begins official Saturday, said he plans a few wveks rest. "After that I will begin work on a book," he said. Asked whether the book will be about his U. X.

work. Thant replied: "It will be an autobiography. "It will take me a year to write it." Friday is a holiday at the United Xations, and Thant's successor, former Austrian Ambassaod Kurt Waldheim, will out in his first dav on the iob I Men on two shifts at the Herrin Fire Department were arguing Wednesday who would make the 20Cth fire run this year. Leon Perrine and Lindell Coriasco won the argument. David Bandera and Tony Stampini lost.

The fire department had two fire calls Wednesday, both false alarms. The 200th call of 1971 was to the Xorge Division plant on East Maple street about 9:20 a.m. The 201st call was to Dura Containers, on West Oak street about 10:23 a.m. Perrine and Coriasco went on duty at 7:30 a.m. Wednesday.

They answered both calls. Bandera and Stampini Area obituaries LENA NEWMAN SERVICES SET Services for Lena M. New man. 79, of Pinckneyvilie will be at 2 p.m. Friday in First! at Marshall Browning Hospital, Baptist Church, Pinckneyvilie.

Du Quoin. He had been hospital-with the Rev. Charles Boling ized ten days. RENTALS 54 04 DE SOTO, TRAILER. Carpeted, air con.

amoned, Dedroom. call 867-2272 or 867-2122. 54 03 HERRIN, APARTMENTS. (3) 2-bedrooms (2) new, (1) older. Call 942-6754 after 6 p.m.

No pets In or out. 54 04 HERRIN, APARTMENT, information call 942-4424. Furnished. For 54 04 HERRIN, MOBILE HOME. 2 bedrooms, furnished, 50 12.

Coup! only. See 1300 W. Stotlar. 942-4480. 54 02 MARION, MOBILE HOME.

Unfurnished, Call 997-2717. 54 03 MOBILE HOME, CARTERVILLE. rooms. $125 month. 937-2379.

2 bed- 54 31 MURPHYSBORO, APARTMENT. Unfur nished, one bedroom, air conditioning, fully carpeted garbage disposal, $115 per month. No pets. 549-1000. 54 05 MURPHYSBORO, APARTMENT.

1 bed room, furnished. $140 month. 549-2621. 54 30 MURPHYSBORO, APARTMENT. 2 bed room unfurnished.

Call 684-3106. 54 05 MURPHYSBORO, furnished, adults APARTMENT. 2 room only. Inquire Laclede Hotel. 54 04 MURPHYSBORO.

APARTMENTS. One bedroom, furnished. Available immediately. $130 per month. Phone 687-1934 after 5 PM.

54 03 MURPHYSBORO, APARTMENT. Spacious 3 bedroom, heat water furnished, Country atmosphere ir town, available January 1, 1972, Lease $135 per month, no pets. 684-2902. 54 04 MURPHYSBORO, APARTMENT. Small, adults, also sleeping room, 1821 Hardy after 2 p.m.

54 04 MURPHYSBORO, APARTMENT. Efficien cy, 1 adult, call 54 30 MURPHYSBORO, APARTMENTS. I 2 bedroom, furnished, all modern, Inquire Lagan House. 54 03 MURPHYSBORO, HOUSE TRAILER. 12 63, 2 bedroom, or.vate lot, call 634-2671 before 6, 634-2395 after 6.

54 03 MURPHYSBORO, HOUSE, nished, gas furnace. 716 rear. Cail 549-4991. 54 31 3 rooms, fur-North Street MURPHYSBORO. HOUSE.

per month, 634-4374. 54 03 2 bedroom, MURPHYSBORO, MOBILE HOME. Nice, clean, 2 bedroom, carpeted, air, larca patio, quiet location. No pets. 684 6742.

54 04 MURPHYSBORO, MOBILE HOME. 2 bedroom, like new, extra clean. Available January 2. Call 637-1412 cr 634-3966. 54 04 MURPHYSBORO, MOBILE HOMES.

Live in modern comfort. East Gate Renta's 2 bedroom mobile homes, couples preferred. New Rf. 13 East of Murphysboro. Phone 684-2341 after 4 pm.

54 31 MURPHYSBORO, SLEEPING ROOMS. Pines Motel, including all utilities plus TV. One person, $70; two persons, $'00 month; Private bath in each room, monthly rates only. 634-2349. 54 03 MURPHYSBORO, TRAILER.

12 60, married coup; only, no children, no pets. 634-6467. 54 C2 MURPHYSBORO, TRAILER SPACES. Happf Ours Mobile Home Park. Free water, sewer, trash pick-up.

Located one mile east of Chalet 00 DeSoto Blacktop. Call 637-1072. 54-31 MURPHYSBORO, TRAILER SPACES. Country Village Mobi'e Home Park. Water, I'ghting, natural ga seer, trash pick-up, wa ks pads.

1 mre S. Ne H.H on Rt. 127. Call 634 3829. 54 31 MURPHYSBORO, TRAILER SPACES.

At the M.OBILE RANCH we offer you convenient locafon plus free TV antenna hook-up, large lots, free wafer sewer, car parking, paved roads, privacy, etc. Located south of St. Joseph Hospital. Phone 634-1412 or 54 3i TILDEN, MOBILE HOME. 10x50, 1 bedroom.

Call 587-2132. Office-Business Rentals 53 31 55 1200 Square Feet of OFFICE SPACE Available for Log Term Least In HERRIN Business District For mnn lnformaln ca'l Jim today at 997-3356 or 547-5391 55 07 OFFICE SPACE. Rt. 13 rar Suite starting at $13S. Call AREA, Rt.

143 Carfervi 9 V82974. 55 05 CARBONDALE, OFFICE SPACE. 1000 square feet. Nice, carpeting, air conditioning. Gray Rentals, 1202 West Main.

549-4122. 55 31 HERRIN, OFFICE SPACE. 1000 sq. ft. carpeted.

Suitable for office or business. All modern. Call 993-5137. 55 31 MARION, COMMERCIAL LOT. 310 North Court.

85 ft. front. 200 ft. deep. Rent lease.

Phone 942-2102. 55 C2 MURPHYSBORO. OFFICE SPACE. Or suitable for small business. Walnut Street Location, Inquire at Logan House.

WANTED TO RENT 56 56 20 AREA, NOTICE. Several young International students wish to be paying guests with American families, 1 or more quarters. Call Mrs. Wakeland. SIU, 453-5774.

56 30 HERRIN, SPACE. Suitable for beauty shop. 942-7435 or 942-2345. 56 05 JOHNSTON CITY, HOUSE. 2 or 3 bedrooms.

With option to buy. 983-6238. IN MEMORIAM 57 30 57 RALPH "TINY" CHILDERS, ANNA. You left us lust 6 months ago today and God only knows how lonely we are without you. Some may have forgotten you already but my darling we shall remember and love you forever.

Sadly missed by your loving wife and daughter. Jean and Janie. LEGAL NOTICES John J. Ho'fman, Sheriff Jackson County Courthouse Murphysboro. Illinois 62566 NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed bids will be accepted by the building committee of the Jackson County Board of Supervisors until 1:00 P.M.

January 10, 1972 on two new cars the Sheriff's Department. Bids may submitted to the office of Delmar Ward, County Clerk. Bids must be on two new 1972 Cars. Cars must be 4 door sedans, must at least 118 inch wheel base. Automatic Transmission, at least 265 H.P.

Cylinder, Equipped with heater, defroster, windshield washer, power steer-inq, power brakes, tinted windshield, H-73-15 4 ply tires, spotlight on roof heavy duty police package. One unit to include factory air conditioning. Bids will include trade-ins of 1970 Ford Custom (861) and 1971 Ford Custom (862). Wilburn Llpe Chairman Building Committee Jackson County Clerk Delmar Ward C-1531 Dec. 30, 31, Jan.

2 HOSPITAL NOTES MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, CHESTER ADMITTED: Massey, Maude, Percy Hicks, Lula, Dupo Korando, Thomas Chester Heires, Gene, Ches'er Hornberger, Walter, Chester Fox, Joe, Chester Nagel, Emma, Chester Stoffel, Hobart, Chester DISCHARGED: Gross, Joey, Chester Holfapple, Claude, Chester Wingerter, Carolyn, Chester Aszman, Olga, Chester Poppen, Erma, Chester Bert, Seima, Chester Pierce, Frieda Chester in In 54 03 CARBONDALE, APARTMENT. 1 bedroom, completely furnished, good loca-tion. Carport attached. All utilities paid. Married couple.

$150. 457-6940. 54 30 CARBONDALE, APARTMENTS. 1 bedroom, furnished, water Included, $145 per month. Efficiency, furnished, water included, $120 per month.

Reserve an apartment for winter to have a place beside the pool during spring and summer. Laundry facilites, close to shopping. Call 457-7535 8 to 5. 54 05 CARBONDALE, APARTMENT. Deluxe ef ficiency.

Mill Street. Call 457-4663. 54 04 CARBONDALE, APARTMENTS AND MOBILE HOMES. Special winter rates. Apartments $80-135 per month.

Mobile Homes S75-S130 per month. Call 549-6423, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 54 31 CARBONDALE, APARTMENT. Furnished, ons bedroom apartment, for two Juniors or Seniors, boys or girls. 433 South Wall St.

Call between 5:30 p.m. 8. 9 p.m. 549-1977. 54 31 CARBONDALE, APARTMENT.

Small, furnished basement, in private home. Good Location. Call 457-2220. 54 04 CARBONDALE APARTMENTS. Male or female.

Deluxe efficiencies. Lincoln Avenue Apartments near SIU and shopping area. Air conditioned. Cail 549-7335 549-4357 54 31 CARBONDALE, APARTMENT. Junior or Senior women.

$160 per quarter. Air conditioned, 1235 W. Schwartz. 457-7931. 54 30 CARBONDALE, APARTMENTS.

Ambassador, Lynda Vista, and Montclair. Students or faculty. Furnished, attractive, 2 bedroom, $57 to $100 per person per month. Call 457-8145 or 457-2036. 54 30 CARBONDALE, APARTMENT.

2 bedroom unfurnished, beautiful setting, quiet, married couple only. No pets or children. This is a special, one of a kind. $185 month. References required.

457-2740. 54 33 CARBONDALE, APARTMENT. Newest. TRAILS WEST, viixury 2 bedroom. Un furnished.

January 1. 634-3555. 54 05 CARBONDALE, APARTMENT AND MO BILE HOME. 2 and 4 bedroom, furnished and unfurnished. Call 684-6178 or 549-8322.

54 20 CARBONDALE, APARTMENT. Newest. GEORGETOWN. Luxury 2 bedroom. Fur nished.

January 1. 634-3555. 54 05 CARBONDALE, APARTMENT. 1 bedroom, furnished. Ail electric Inquire 806 N.

James. Couple preferred. 54 05 CARBONDALE, APARTMENT. 2 bedroom, 809 W. Walnut, Panetied with own bath.

549-3234. 54 3) CARBONDALE, APARTMENT. Furnished, air condition, laundry facilities, Lincoln Village, '2 mile from campus, no deposit, no. 7 549-3222. 54 05 CARBONDALE, APARTMENT.

700 S. Poplar. 2-bedrooms unfurnished, married couple only. No pets. Inquire Apt.

8. 54 04 CARBONDALE, APARTMENTS. 2 bedroom, luxury, at 612 W. Elm Street. Married couples.

No children. No pets. Heat, water, refrigerator, electric range, off-street parking furnished. Prefer permanent residents. A-l referencs necessary.

Phone 457-8936. 54 05 CARBONDALE, APARTMENT. Unique, 3 bedroom, l'i miles from Campus. Four to six students. Call 457-4334.

54 33 CARBONDALE, APARTMENT. 2 Bedroom, furnished. Call 457-4334. 54 03 riPRn'JDALE. DUPLEX.

Lovely, 2 bed room, unfurnished, SW, air conditioned Couple or females, 54 03 CARBONDALE, ME NT. 5C6 E. EFFICIENCY APART- 549-0101, Colege. Call or 457-cOcV. 54 03 CARBONDALE, HOUSE.

1 bedroom, furnished. Call after 5, 867-2C98. 54 03 CARBONDALE, HOUSE. 6 rooms, basement, garage. Call 935-3174, Carterville.

54 03 CARBONDALE, HOUSE AND TRAILER. Immeaa'eiy. Nice, 2 bedroom, small house and one bedroom trailer behind tha Garden's. 549-2413 or 549-0172. 54 04 CARBONDALE, HOUSE.

2 bedroom, modern, unfurnished. Call 893-4044. 54 04 CARBONDALE, MOBILE HOME. RENT OR SALE. 3 bedroom.

12 1971, air carpet, etc. Call 457-5335 FOR 60, days or 549-529 after 5 p.m. 54 03 CARBONDALE, MOBILE HOMES. 12 50, 2 bedroom, call 457-6223, 7-9 mornings or afrsr 6 evenings. During day ef No.

454-459 Carbonda'e Mobile Homes. 54 05 CARBONDALE, MOBILE HOME. Wanted 1 girl t3 snare 2 bedroom trailer with one other. Carbondale Mobile. Call Sue 547-4)13.

54 04 CARBONDALE, MOBILE HOME. 3 Miles 2 bedroom, on scenic farms. With barn for horses. $120. Call 457-6167.

54 04 CARBONDALE, MOBILE HOME. 10x5- 2 bedroom, gas furnace, air conditioned, Town and Country no. 3 Call 549-4471. 54 C2 CARBONDALE, TRAILER. 3 ml.

east. Ail electric, pets ailowed, $125 mo. Phone 549-7945. 54 03 CARBONDALE, RENTALS. 2 bedroom furnished house.

Also mobile home on private lot. Married couples only. Must have good credit and character rating. Call 457-5274. 54 05 CARBONDALE, ROOM.

Men students. Call after 2:30 PM, 457-4277 or 549-0810. 54 05 CARBONDALE, TRAILER SPACES. Rox-anne Court, with asphalt road, natural gas and patios. Close to campus, large lots.

Call at offices. 457-6405 or 549-3478. 54 33 CARBONDALE, TRAILER SPACES. Large lots, close to campus, wafer, sewage, trash pickup furnished. $35 and $40 a month.

457-5266 after 4 p.m. 54 C4 CARBONDALE, TRAILER SPACES. TOWN AND COUNTRY MOBILE PARK. Laundromat, concrete wa'ks, patio water sewer and garbage pick-up furnished. Highway 51 South.

Phone 549-4471. 54 03 CARBONDATE, MOBILE HOME. New 12 52, share with cie other male. Ca'l 5-49-4776 fcr information. 54 05 CARBONDALE, MOBILE HOM.E.

For sale or rent. 12x65, 3 bedroom. Available January 15. Furniture and water furnished. 2 air conditioners.

Call 457-5645 or 549-556-8 anytime. Can be seen anytime, Wiidwood Traiier Court No. 24, Giant City Blacktop. 54 30 CARBONDALE, AiOBILE HOME. With carDort, 3 miles from SIU.

Married couple only. 549-1616 or 549-8222. 54 31 CARBONDALE, RENTALS. Country Village APARTMENTS now leasing. Luxury 2 bedroom duplex-townhouse units.

See to appreciate. 549-2792 after 4:33 54 03 CARBONDALE, TRAILERS. Boys Girls, Winter and Spring quarter, damage deposit. Call 993-2987. or No 54 21 TRAILER SPACE, CARBONDALE.

Large Lot, Country setting, City Blacktop. Married Couples or girls preferred. Call 549-4333. 54 30 CARTERVILLE, APARTMENTS. New Del-Mar.

Luxury 2-bedrooms, furnished or unfurnished. $135. Call 985-3216. 54 05 CARTERVILLE, HOUSE. Extra nice.

$140 mcnth. Call 933-8394. 54 C3 CARTERVILLE, HOUSE, room carport, $115. Phone 985-2693. 54 C5 CARTERVILLE, MOBILE Cozy two-bed-Coupies only HOMES.

(1) 3 45, $85. month (1) 10 55, $100 month. Call 985-2223. Both carpeted, furnished. 54 05 CARTERVILLE, 55, 2 bedroom, TRAILER.

Nice, private lot. $100. 10 Call 549-3796 days. 54 31 CARTERVILLE, TRAILER. 2 bedrooms.

Hickory Leaf Trailer Park, Rt. 2. 54 33 COBDEN AREA, HOUSE. 4 room with bath, Phone 893-2013. 54 C5 CRAINVILLE, APARTMENT.

Modern efficiency. Share with 1 c'her girl. Utilities paid, low rent. 935-2964. 54 04 DE SOTO, MOBILE HOME LOTS.

Large, quiet, water furnished. 867-2172. 54 04 DESOTO, MOBILE HOME. 10x50, couple only. No pets.

867-2143. 54 03 HERRIN, APARTMENT. Large 1 bedroom, unfurnished. Central air conditioning, gas furnace, patio, garbage disposal, refrigerator, range. Water furnished.

$35. References. Cail West Frankfort, 32-3747. 2 or for be be 8 and cast for the Great Lakes and southern New England and part of the western Plains and Southwest. (AP Wirephoto) were going off duty at that time.

Bandera argued that the 200th call would not come until Friday, the next day his shift would be working. Perrine was so sure the call would come Wednesday that he put his equipment in the truck ''to be ready." The 201 calls thus far are 69 more than the 132 received in 1970. This year apparently sets a record for the number of fire calls received by the Herrin department. These do not include emergency runs made by the city ambulance. In previous years the number of calls were 117 in 1909, 145 in 196,3, 96 in 19G7 124 in 1966.

according to Chief Laverne Kerley. and Fire RICHARD KLEAVER, ELKVILLE DIES Richard S. Kleaver, 63, of Elk-ille, died 11:20 p.m. Tuesday He was a retired parts polisher for a St. Louis, Mo.

appli- i aiice inanuiuciurer anu wiis a member of the AF AM Masonic Lodge in St. Louis, Mo. Born in St. Louis, Mo. March 30, 1903, he lived in St.

Louis most of his life and moved to Elkville in 1969. He was married it) Mildred Mees on April 19, 1963 in St. kuis. He is survived by his wife; stepsons, Charles Huff of Ca-hokia and Larry Huff of Elkville; a brother, Leo Kleaver cf Antonio, Mo. and three step-grandchildren.

Funeral services will be 10:30 a.m. Friday at Keeling Funeral Home, Du Quoin, with the Rev. James Kerley officiating. Burial will be in the De Soto Cemetery. Friends may call after 6 p.m.

today at the funeral home. SERVICES SATURDAY FOR JOHN ALLARD, 73 Jchn Howard "Mike" AUard, 73, of Vergennes, died Wednesday at the Jackson County Nurs ing Home in after a long illness. He was bom on Nov. 22. 1893, in Vergennes, the son of Calvin Oliver and Winnie Davis Al-lard.

He was married to Fleta Car-rothers on Now 2, 1959, at Ver gennes. He was a member of the Wesley United Methodist Church at Vergennes. He was a retired farmer. Survivors include his wife; a brother, Carl of Pinckneyvilie and a niece and two nephews. Funeral services will be at 1 p.m.

Saturday in the Denny and Pettett Funeral Home in Murphysboro. The Rev. Grant Cummins will officiate, with burial in the Par-ris Cemetery at Vergennes. Friends may call at the funeral home after 6 p.m. Friday.

ZEIGLER WOMAN DIES IN HERRIN Mrs. Justine Vanno, 9, of 320 Orchard Zeigler, died at 6:15 a.m. today in the Herrin Hospital. She had been ill for the last few years. She was born Oct.

15, 1832, in Hungary. Mrs. Vanno leaves two daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth De CIcedt and Mrs. Helen Andesilich, bcth ui uncagu; xuur buns, juiius cf Zeigler, Bill of East Chicago, Gilbert of Charleston, West and Jack of St.

Louis, and cne grandchild and four great-grandchildren. Funeral arrangements arc incomplete at the Vantrease Fu neral Home, Zei not filed within that period Is barred as to the estate which is Inventoried within that period. Claim must be filed In the office of the Clerk of this Court at The Court House, Murphys boro, Illinois and Copies mailed or deliver ed to the executor or administrator and to his attorney. Dated December 17, 1971. James R.

Kerley (Clerk of the Circuit Court) C-1529 Dec. 23, 30, 1971 Jan. 6, 1972 HOSPITAL NOTES DOCTORS. CARBONDALE ADMITTED: Knowlfon. Dolores Jeanne, Carbondale Crabfree, Wathena Marie.

Murphysboro Burns, Narfha Kay, Cambria Dowdell, Linda Louise, Murphysboro Teeter, Lillian, Carbondale Shock, Jeffrey Robert, Carbondale Shock, Michael Charles, Carbondale Mize, Marvin Earl, Zeigler Gibbs, Ezra Leon, Marion Jackson, John Wesley. Carbondale Anne, Adam Jude, Carbondale Hobbs, Russell, Thompsonville King, Eleanor Webb, Carbondale McNeill, Andrea Fay, Carterville DISCHARGED: Schwartz, Linda Marl and daughter, Carbondale Gurley, Lora Mae, Buncombe Holder, William Eugene, Carbondale Milligan, George, Carbondale Bigham, Marrion, Carbondale Small, Amelia, Murphysboro Goodin, Thomas, Carbondale Johnson, Charles, Carbonda'e FRANKLIN, BENTON ADMITTED: Blackward, Ben, Macedonia South, Coy, Benton Stewart, Mrs. Marian, Benton Neal, Mrs. Doris, Benton DISCHARGED: Hoileran, Clifford, West Frankfort Page, Gerald, Ewing Murphy, Arlie, Benton Isom, Roila, Sesser Seibert, Mrs. Dawn, Benton Reed, Roy, Macedonia Slayton, Dale, Benton Smith, Donna, Benton Craig, Kennetn, Benton Weber, Mrs.

Arlene, Benton Harvey, Mrs. Lucille, Benton HERRIN HOSPITAL Names of persons admitted not ava'l-able. DISCHARGED: Frost, Leon, Herrin Bunting, Mrs. Fnda, Johnston City Davis, Raymond, Da Soto Mackey, Arthur, herrin Bonali, Mrs. Jivanna, Herrin Venegcni, Mrs.

Lousa, Herrin Whitney, Mrs. Eva, Hernn Rubinelii, Joseph, Johnston City Allen, Mrs. Elizabeth, Herrin Wolaver, Robert, Buncombe Jetfery, Mrs. Etnei, Herrin MARION MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ADMITTED: Smail, Bertha, Marion Duncan, Orviile, nerrio farmer, Jonn Hnry, Marion Ozrr.er.'. Lucy.

Jonrufon Cty Hamilton, William, Marion Burklow, Delia, Puliey, Josephine, Case, Ronaid, Marion Curry, Llod Eugerv, Crea! Springs Vickie Sue, Marion Cuilum, Nancy, M.arion DISCHARGED: Davis, Edwin, Marion White, Clara, M.arion Wa'sh, Mao'e, Marion Marks, Janice and infant, K'ariort Roper, Etnei, Herrin Fooler, Lola, Manon Lane, Grade and infant, Gorpvil Milburn, Ka'hryn and infant, Crea I Springs Eadie, Beth, Marion Dunning, Nancy and infant, Marion Wcrfh, Thomas, Johnston City Odum, Ella, Creal Sprinji MARSHALL BR0.NIN3, DU QUOIN ADMITTED: M.nmck, Mrs. Helen, Du Quoin Smith, Lorena Jure, Doe i Tuio, Jonn, Gossetf, Bobbie. Clark, Joe, Du Quoin Wilson, Kafherine, Du QuOii Furio, Mrs. Georgia, Ta naroa DISCHARGED: Benedict, Mrs. Ricky a-d has, Sesser Williams, Mrs.

Deioe, Doe I Bahro, Rufcen, Dj Guon Graf, Mrs. Etta, Du Quoin MINERS. CHRISTOPHER ADMITTED: Aticock, Philip L. Chlcaqo Flatf. Jack Mu'keytown DISCHARGED: Jomer, Mrs.

Thompsonviile I COMMUNITY Names of persons admitted rot avail-able. DISCHARGED: Lichiitsr, Mrs. Hallie. Vergenrm McKinre, Timothy, Pinckneyviiie Wooidridge, Carl, Du Qjoin Laramore, Mrs. Georgia, Oulterviiie Voorhees, Mrs.

Theresa, Murpnysbora SPARTA COMMUNITY ADMITTED: Smith, Linda Sue, CoulfervIHe Bickef, Mildred, Sparta Henderson, Georgeann, Sparta DISCHARGED: Lloyd, William, Marissa Throgmorton, Jill, Sparta Schlageter, Kathryn, Sparta Warren, Eleanor, M.anssa ST. JOSEPH, MURPHYS30RO ADMITTED: Wilson, Aaron, Ava Burris, Sfarla, Murphysboro Crain, Richard, Murphysboro Kunce, James, Murphysboro Caubie, Mrs. James, Grand TOAer DISCHARGED: Lee, Scotr, Murphysboro Barringer, Eugene, Murphysboro Jordan, Mrs. Orviile, Murphysboro Worthen, Mrs. Carl, Murphysboro Armstrong, Douglas, CarOondale Aartin, Clay, Carbondale Colietti, Mrs.

Rocco, Carbondale Lane, Mrs. Rufus, Pinckneyvilie Baker, Rhonda, Ava Green, Mary Kay, Charlotte, N. C. Scholr, Betty Jo, Gorham UNION COUNTY, ANNA ADMITTED: Keller, Larry, Dongola Burton, Andrew, Jonesboro Wade, Paula, Mounds Akridge, Kimberly, Dongola Hines, Bobby, Jonesboro Cherry, Leonard, Pulaski DISCHARGED: Keller, Larry, Dongosa Foree, Mrs. Elsie, Uilin Everly, Mrs.

Dorothy, Mounds UNION, WEST FRANKFORT ADMITTED: Wall, Fred, West Frankfort Barnes, Henry, West Frankfort Bellee, Harry, West Frankfort Braver, Mrs. Eugenia, West Frankfort F'Vllips, A.Irs. Mary, Johnston City Jcyer, Thoi Pcan, Mrs. Thomas, West Frankfort Lena, West Frankfort Burkift, Amos, Mt. Carmel DISCHARGED: Hall, Mrs.

Enile, Thompsonvilla Marvel, Charles, Benton Caionne, Mrs. Virginia and baby, West Frankfcrt WASHINGTON COUNTY, NASHVILLE ADMITTED: Stanhouse, Clara, Oak Dale Eviisiier, William Addieviils Droste, Henry, Nashville Frederick, Krus, Nashville Kaser, Mildred, Nashvilla Meier, Bertha, Nashville DISCHARGED: Purdy, Sharon, Nashvil' Beek, Virginia, Nashvilie Hale, Mildred, Nashville BIRTHS CAMBRIA: BURNS, Mr. and Mrs. Terry Lee, a son Wednesday in Doctors Hospital, Carbondale. CAMBRIA: HEWLETT, Mr.

and Mrs. Danny, a daughter Wednesday In Doctors Hospital, Carbondale. CARBONDALE: CAVINDER, Mr. and Mrs. William, a son Wednesday in Doctors Hospital, Carbondale.

CARBONDALE: KNOWLTON, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald, a daughter Wednesday Doctors Hospital, Carbondale. DU QUOIN: JONES. Mr.

and Mn. Raymond, a daughter Wednesday in Marshall Browning Hospital, Du Guoin. CREAL SPRINGS, HOLMES, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony, a dauchr Wednesday Marion Memorial Hospital.

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MARION 1113 Walnut, MURPHYSBORO 212 N. HERRIN 710 N. Illinois, CARBONDALE CALL 993.8161 Marion 684-2126 InM'Boro 942-3187 In Herrin 549.5391 InC'Dale was chaired by the dean, and live graduate students on tha council had only advisory vot ing powers. The new council will elect its own president and other offic ers. Ridges on Mars pictured Pasadena, Calif, AP) A series of mountain ridges "wrinkled like an elephant's hide, but uniquely Martian," has been photographed by a camera aboard the Mariner 9 spacecraft, a scientist says.

"We've never seen anything like this on either the arth or moon." a project scientist said Wednesday at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, which is conducting the camera probe of the red planet. Mariner 9, in orbit around Mars since Nov. 13, took the television picture cn Dec. 17 just south cf the planet's equator. It was relayed from an altitude of 4,000 miles.

The picture shows a serbs of parallel ridges jutting from a slowly subsiding dust storm. Tho ridges appear to stretch hundreds of miles across Mars at about 3l2 miles above tho planet's mean elevation. They appear to be broken by vallevs 12 miles wide. Dr. Harold Masursky of the U.

S. Geological Service, head of a photo interpretation team on the Mariner 9 project, said the faulted nature of the photographed area indicates relatively recent volcanic activi- ty. Currency values shape up (c) New York Times Paris A new pattern of currency values has emerged from the Washington meeting of finance ministers, but the gnomes of Zurich and London and Frankfurt, whose job it is to snot in. cipient strength and weakness, are convinced there will be some changes made before too long. Here, in a nutshell, is what some international currency experts see: Fresh troubles for the pound within the next year or so, coming around the timo when Britain joins the Common Market.

Difficulties for the Italian lire because cf the social disorders that have sapped strength from the once powerful Italian industrial machine. A strong dollar and a strong mark. The dollar won a bigger depreciation than anyone thought possible in Eurcpe several months ago, and by all accounts is the world's strongest currency today. "If you want something to put your money in." said a Zurich dealer, "put it in dollars." Some money was already flowing back into dollars last week, but because of certain technical considerations (for instance, the year-end window dressing practices o' the Euro pean banks) there was no sive reverse tide. The move into dollars should be intensified, the experts say by what is expected to be a furl ther decline in European interest rates over the next few months or so and a rise in the United States accompanying what is expected to be a vigorous American business recov.

cry. officiating. Mrs. Newman died Wednesday in Pinckneyvilie Community Bern Sept. 10, 1892, in Perry County, she was the daughter In lQl chr m.irrinn Kv(T.

ctte Newman. He died in 1946 Mrs. Newman was a nast no b)o o-and of the Rcbekah Lodze. Pinckneyviile. She also was a member cf Pinckneyyille Eastern Star.

Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. William Trigg of Pinckneyvilie; sons, Loren Kelley of Pinckneyvilie and Marvin Kelley of Mt. Vernon; five grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Friends may call at Pyatt Funeral Home, Pinckneyvilie, after 4 p.m. today and until noon Friday.

Burial will be in Mueller Hill Cemetery, Pinckneyvilie. ORMINNIE SCHWARTZ, ELKVILLE, DIES Mrs. Orminnle A. Schwartz, 70, of Elkville, died 6:35 p.m. Tuesday at Marshall Browning Hospital, Du Quoin, after a short illness.

Born In Shiloh Hill, July 14, 1901, she was the daughter of Silvester and Adora Morgan Montroy. She was married to Chester R. Schwartz, who died in 1960. She was a co-proprietor with her husband at Schwartz Lumber Yard, Elkville, for many years and operated the business after his death. She was a member of the Elkville Christian Church.

She is survived by sisters, Mrs. Hortense Williams of East Moline, Mrs. Ruth Millett of Centerville, Ohio, and Mrs. Alpha Rich of Christopher. She was preceded in death by two brothers.

Funeral arrangements are to be announced by the Keeling Funeral Home, Du Quoin. GEORGE WHITE DIES George White, 56, of East St. Louis, died Monday in Christian Welfare Hospital in East St. Louis after an illness of one year. Funeral services are pending at Crawshaw Mortuary Chapel in Murphysboro, where friends may call after 4 p.m.

Saturday. POLICE BRIEFS Ava: Bruce B. Myers, 26, $20, failure to reduce speed to avoid accident. Royalton: Charlcne Brazitis, 19, $25, speeding. 1 Amhassador E.

Hadj Toure of Guinea. Lindsay will enter primary in Wisconsin Madison, Vis. (AP) Mayor John V. Lindsay announced Wednesday he will enter Wisconsin's April presidential primary and lashed out at the resumption of bombing of North Vietnam, terming it "sheer madness." Lindsay said that if elected president he would call for an immediate cease-fire and "get the troops out instantly." The New York mayor, who was a Republican until last August, annnounced Tuesday in Miami that he would seek the Democratic nomination for the presidency in 1972. He was introduced in Madison today by a man bearing Wisconsin's most illustrious political name, Bronson C.

LaFoIletre, former state attorney general and 1963 Democratic candidate for governor. LaFolIette likened Lindsay's entry into the Badger State primary to that of John F. Kennedy, who used his victory in Wisconsin as a major step to the White House in 1960. Lindsay admitted he would lack support from major Democratic party leaders in Wisconsin, partly because he has only recently switched from the Republican party. WON TWICE William McKmley defeated William Jennings Bryan twice fcr the presidency, in 1896 and 1900.

BIRTHS ELKVILLE: HOTTES, Mr. and Mrs. Carl, a son Wednesday in Pinckneyvilie Community Hospital. ELKVILLE: SMITH, Mr. and Mrs.

Richard, a daughter Wednesday in Marshall Browning Hospital, Du Quoin. MARION: MARSHALL, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lee, a son Wednesday In Marion Memorial Hospital. MARION: GROBE, Mr.

and Mrs. David, daughter Wednesday In Doctors Hospital, Carbondale. AURPHYSBORO: DOWDELL, Ar. and Mrs. Darrell, a son Wednesday In Doctors Hospital, Carbondale.

AAURPHYSBORO: CARBTREE, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton, a son Wednesday In Doctors Hospital, Carbondale. PINCKNEYVILLE: MC KINSTRY, Mr and Mrs. Rndy.

a daughter Wednesday in Pinckneyviiia Community Hospital..