Southern Illinoisan from Carbondale, Illinois • Page 2

MOM JUL 3 1957 Page Two Southern- Hlinoisan In library 1.1 CM catalogue books 1 IKJLCIL hri -virx- 1 1 tehrZ Carterville to The Carterville Library Board has agreed to have the library books catalogued by the Shawnee System's library staff. Mrs. Cavanas Scoby, librarian, said the books will be numbered and catalogued according to title, author and subject. Mrs. Scoby said 72 children FREEMAN SPUR WOMAN DIES IN HOSPITAL Mrs.

Mary Surgalski, 84. of Freeman Spur, died at 7:30 a.m. Sunday in Herrin Hospit al. Born Feb. 2, 1833, in Ulaski, Poland, she was the daughter of John and Alexandria Konar- ski.

She married Hypolit Surgal ski in 1902 in Matow, Poland. Her husband died Feb. 13, 1942. She was a member of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Catholic Church of Herrin.

She leaves a daughter, Mrs. Cecilia Adelburger of Freeman Spur; sons, John T. of St. Louis, and Matthew of Freeman Spur, five grandchil dren and one great grandchild. A daughter, Margaret, pre ceded her in death.

She is also survived by a brother and sister in Poland. Services will be 9 a.m. Wednesday in Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Catholic Church with the Rev. Bernard P.

Mongan, officiating. Burial will be in St. Carlos Cemetery in Herrin. Friends may call after 6 p.m. today at the Johnson Funeral Home in Herrin.

A rosary will be said at 7:15 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home. of shows In Murphysboro. The shows were sponsored by the Retail Committee of the Chamber of Commerce. Do nations were given to the Young Men's Christian Association swimming pool program.

A sea mammal of the whale family, the dolphin has proved to be a highly intelligent animal. (Photo by Tommy Davis) Chester's first attempt Summer school enrolls Mrs. Norbert Stumpe is supervising Grades 1 and 2, Mrs. Edward Herschbach is supervising grades 3 through 5, and Mrs. Herbert Geberding is supervising grades 6 through 8.

Mrs. Frances Lane is supervising remedial reading for all grades, and Art Frazier is in charge of physical education for all grades. Eighteen teachers working on teacher certificates have been assigned to the summer school program. have registered in the summer reading club. Certificates will be issued to each child who reads 11 books during the summer.

Circulation for the first six months of 1967 was 2,114 boos, an increase of 890 over the previous six months. Circulation for June was 630 400 books more than the previous month, Mrs. Scoby said. Steel shelves for magazines have been added to the library, Mrs. Scoby said.

Mayor Frank Samuel Jr. has re-appointed Roy Evans, Lloyd Henderson and Mrs. Ina Tomim to three-year terms on the library board. Samuel also has appointed city councilman B. D.

ex-officio member of the board to act as liaison between tht board and the city council. Patrick headsrl SIU department Floyd A. Patrick, a natiyeof Rockford, has been appointed acting chairman of the department of management in Soitfh-ern Illinois University's School of Business. Patrick succeeds Claude ShtJt, who resigned to take a postjin Michigan. Patrick, who came to SIU in 1963, previously taught at th University of Iowa.

His Ph. degree was conferred at Iowa in February, 1962. He wasa first lieutenant in the U.S. Army medical service corps in 1955-56. His wife, Chloris, was born ia Cedar Rapids, Iowa.

in HERRIN i 1 Whale of a jump Flapper, a trained dolphin, jumps through hoop held by Robert Orovio, Houston, Tex. Flapper appeared i-day and Saturday in a series Rains halt construction Frequent rains last week have halted construction work at the Franklin County industrial park near West Frankfort. "The rain cost us all of last week," said J. H. Bass of R.

A. Nack and Associates, Carbondale, consulting engineers. "It hurt us at a time when we really needed fast progress." Bass said work should begin in a week or so on borings for sewer line extension to the 142-acre site just west of West Frankfort. Start of the sewer line work will depend on how much progress can be made this week on a access road to the site. MARION WOMAN PLACED ON PROBATION Juanita Cunningham, 1008 N.

State Marion, was placed .1 i i i on six monins prooauon uy Judge Lan Haney in William son County Circuit Court. She pleaded guilty to a charge of disorderly conduct filed after Audie Gower arrest ed her on a complaint of intoxi cation. Orchards tour will be Friday The first of four proposed twilight Illinois Horticultural Experiment Station field meetings at Southern Illinois University will be Friday according to James B. Mowry, station superintendent. He said the meeting will begin at 5:30 p.m.

at the station's West Unit on McLafferty Road just west of the Small Group Housing units on the SIU Carbondale campus. Here participants will observe long-term peach tree pruning experiments and other work in fruit culture. From there the group will go to the station's South Unit just off U.S. Highway 31 one mile south of the Carbondale campus. Visitors will observe the fruit production and quality characteristics of peaches and apples maturing at the time.

Mowry said the Friday meeting will come at about the time Redhavcn peaches and Gravenstein apples and other maturing at about the time will be ripening Many commercial and experi mental varieties of tree fruits are being studied at the station. Walking tours of the various experimental plots with explanations and observations will comprise the meetings. Additional twilight sessions are scheduled July 28, Aug. 18, and Sept. 7.

Fruit producers and other persons interested in peaches and apples are invited to attend the meetings, MowTy said. Tuesday PUBLIC MEETINGS Jackson County Housing thority, regular meeting p.m. Authority office in Bridge-wood Homes, 8th and Bridge streets. MOVIES Strand, West Frankfort. "Shaggy Dog" and "Absent Minded Professor." both starring Fred MacMurray.

Ends Saturday. Egyptian Drive-In, Rt. 148 south of Herrin. "The Big Mouth" starring Jerry Lewis. And "Born Free." Show starts at dusk.

Ends Tuesday. Varsity, Carbondale. "Hurry Sundown" with Michael Caine Show at 2, 4:40 and 7:30 p.m. Ends Saturday. Marion Drive-in.

"Doctor, You've Got To Be Kidding" with Sandra Dee and "Hatari" with John Wayne. Ends Thurs day. Riviera Drive-in, Herrin. "Wild, Wild Planet" with Tony Rus sell and "Hatari" with John Wayne. Ends Thursday.

SPECIAL EVENTS Carbondale. Fireworks, dance, other activities at Lincoln School playground. Events scheduled all day. Murphysboro. Baseball, rides, concert, country and western show, fireworks.

50th annual Riverside Park celebration. Events scheduled all day Herrin. Rides, Little League baseball, band concert, cen tered around Doughboy Statue in Herrin City Park. Events scheduled all day. Anna.

Western horse show raccoon race, band concert, variety show, fireworks display. Events scheduled all day. Steeleville. Parade, fireworks display, baseball. Events scheduled all day.

Johnston City. Variety show, games, exhibits, fireworks display. Events scheduled all day. Christopher. Games, dancing, fireworks display.

Events scheduled all day. MOVIES Egyptian Drive-In, Rt. 148, south of Herrin. "First to; Fight" and "Never Too Late." Fireworks display at 10:30 p. m.

Starts at dusk. Ends Tuesday. Coming Events "Kiss Me Kate," summer musical at Southern Illinois University Muckelroy Auditorium. Friday through Sunday at 8 p.m. Admission $1 students.

$1.23 general public begun the first light picking of peaches. The area's apple harvest is about half com plete. Today PUBLIC MEETINGS Christopher City Council. 7 p.m. City Hall.

Carbondale City Council meeting, 7:30 p.m. in city hall courtroom. Union County Board, 10 a.m., second floor of courthouse at Jonesboro. Jonesboro City Council, 7:30 in city hall. MEETINGS Senior Citizens Meeting 7 p.m.

Carbondale Community Center 203 W. Elm St. MOVIES Fox East Gate, Carbondale. "Don't Make Waves" and "C'Mon Let's Live A Little" Continuous from 2 p.m. Midway Drive-In, Rt.

37, West Frankfort: "For Few Dollars More" and "Return of the Seven." Show starts 8:48 p.m. Ends Tuesday. Egyptian Drive In, Herrin: "Eight on the Lam" and "For-tume Cookie." Show starts at dusk. Ends Tuesday. Rodgers, Anna: "Double Trouble" with Elvis Presley.

Week days at 7 and 9 p.m.; weekends continuous from 2 p.m. Ends Tuesday. Annr Drive-in: "One Million Years B.C." and "The Errand Boy." Ends Tuesday. Campus Drive-in, Carbondale: "For A Few Dollars More" and "Ambush Ends Monday. Marlows, Murphysboro: "After the Fox" and "Thunder Road." Continuous from 2 p.

m. weekends, 7:30 p.m. weekdays. Ends Tuesday. Strand, West Frankfort: "Rare Breed" and "Deadlier Than The Male." Continuous from 2 p.m.

weekends, 7 p.m. weekdays. Ends Tuesday. Varsity, Ca idale: "Adventures of Bullwhip Griffin" and "Paradise, Hawaiian Style." Ends Tuesday. Riviera Drive-in, Herrin.

"How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying" and "Shot In The Ends Monday. Marion Drive-in. "Eight On The Lam" and "After The Fox," Free fireworks show Monday. Ends Monday. SPECIAL EVENTS Show Wagon.

Dramatic skits and talent acts by children who attend Parrish playground will be presented at 7 p.m. on the stage of the Community Show Wagon at Parrish Grade School. Peaches ready Steve Jackson of Makan-da picks Red Haven peaches at McGuire orchards south of Carbondale. Most Southern Illinois peach growers have 1 TOG?" 1 fR 5tvn VI'; ir "SSm- liiU Fatherly inspection son. Robert Wallace attends of the Memphis station Trans-training drills one weekend port Squadron No.

792. The each month at Memphis. His son will report for two year'i father is commanding officer active duty next year. Driver injured, cars damaged A Murphysboro traffic accident at 4:30 a.m. Sunday resulted in minor injury to a driver and heavy damage to two cars and an uprooted parking meter.

Darrell G. Eisenhauer, 26, of Rt. 3, Murphysboro, told police he fell asleep after turning onto North 14th street. His car struck the rear of a car owned by Opal J. Dunn, 28, of 103 N.

14th St. A parking meter at 112 N. 14th St. was knocked down. father, Cmdr.

Orlen H. Wallace, U.S. Naval Air Reserve. Wallace is an automobile dealer in Carbondale. He made a special trip to Memphis Naval Air Station to inspect the 80 man graduating class which includes his JAKE OSMAN DIES Jake Osman, 82, formerly Carbondale, died at 9 p.m.

Sun day in tne nome of nis son John H. Osman in Louisville Ky. unerai arrangements are incomplete. Minnesota's Waters Minnesota has more inland water than any other state in the Union. It has more than 1,000 lakes, or one square mile of water for every 20 square miles of land.

I A Savihcs AND Chester's first attempt at a full scale summer program is working out exceptionally well, Principal Warren Buescher reported today. Buescher, principal of the Chester Community Grade School said 200 pupils are The summer program started June 12, and runs through July 24. "I personally feel many boys and girls are getting valuable experience. Our pupil-teacher ratio is about 15 to 1, which enables us to accomplish so much more than during the re gular school term," Buescher said. Teachers from the regular staff are working in supervisory capacities over student teachers from Southern Illinois University.

MRS. GOLDIA McCALLA OF CARBONDALE DIES Mrs. Goldia E. McCalla, 65, of 300 S. Marion Carbondale died at 1:30 a.m.

Sunday in Holden Hospital, Carbondale. A Carbondale resident for 31 years, Mrs. McCalla was born Dec. 29, 1901 in Grand Tower, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Benjamin Provence. She was a member of the Assembly of God Church in Carbondale. She was married in 1917 to the Rev. Emery B. McCalla in Grand Tower.

She leaves daughters, s. Martha Nance of Rock Falls, Mrs. Frances Claps of Kettering, Ohio. Mrs. Bernardine Doetch of Carbondale and Mrs.

Elaine Jeter of Marion: sons, Paul of Crainville, John of Saugus, David, Donald, and Lee, all of Carbondale, Homer of Marion and Dale with the U. S. Army in Frankfort, Germany; Brothers. Herman Provence of Benton and William Provence of Granite City; sisters, Mrs. Nell Brooks of Lebanon and Mrs.

Maggie Hancock of Pomona; 35 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be 2 p.m. Tuesday in the Van Natta Funeral Home, Carbondale. The Rev. Harold Crowell, pastor of the Assembly of God Church, will officiate.

Burial will be in Oakland Cemetery. Friends may call after 5 p.m. today at the funeral home. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Assembly of God Church, Carbondale. SOUTHERN ILLINOISAN Published Surv day and daily except Saturdays and holidays by Southern Hlinoisan Inc 710 North Illinois Avenue.

Carbondale, 62901, 21? North 16th Street Herrin 62948. 1117 Walnu Street, Murphysboro 62966, Second-class postage paid at Carbondale. Illinois and at additional mailing effices. The Southern Hlinoisan is the successor Newspaper to the Carbondale Free Press. Herrin Daily Journal and Murphysboro Independent.

The Associated Press entitled exclusively to the use of republications of all the local news, printed in this news paper as well as all AP nws dispatches. FOR HIM NEW YORK CUT STRIP SIRLOIN $3.95 FOR HER LOGAN HOUSE SPECIAL 1 3 STORES PI Col A Carbondale man received an unexpected fatherly inspection at the Memphis Naval Air Reserve Training Unit. Robert Orlen Wallace, 21, right, was inspected at a 14-day recruit training school graduation ceremony by his THOR OLSON DIES Thor Olson, 87, died Sunday at his home in Marseilles. He was the father of Don Olson, Marion florist. Funeral arrangements are incomplete at the Seals-Campbell Funeral Home in Marseilles.

Ranks Highest The Lateran is the cathedral church of the Pope of Rome. It is also called Saint John Lateran ranks higher than any other Roman Catholic church in the world. Boy, Am I Glad Have My Money In Carterville State Savings Bank Checking Account ft 'S't'AktsS TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY JULY 4TH 5TH 6TH Lv varieties "-1 same V- 1 i TO TAKE INVENTORY AND GET READY FOR THEIR BIG mm SiHi LIE i IN THE of M. P. ZWICK and SONS ST jJvLr HIM and HER SPECIAL if STARTING FRIDAY, 8:30 A.M.

JULY 7TH Mrs. M. P. Zwick is retiring from the partnership and is selling her interest to her sons Julius Zwick will be the owner of Julius' Store and the Zwick's Shoe Stores in Herrin and Cape, to be operated by his son Ivan Leon Zwick with his son Malcolm, will continue to serve you as owner of Zwick's Ladies' Store in Herrin. ALL 3 HERRIN STORES ARE PARTICIPATING IN THIS SALE JULIUS' STORE ZWICK'S SHOE STORE ZWICK'S LADIES' STORE KEEP YOUR MONEY in your check book, where you know ifs safe.

You'll always have a record of where your money goes, and knew how much you have left- (Husband-wife accounts anyone?) Downtown Murphysboro Since 1844 Lr (arAu State Karterviile, ill mots FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY 4 P.M.. TO 12 P.M. JIM VALE AT THE ORGAN Friday and Saturday.