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SOUTHERN ILLINOISAN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1973 Pag Fivt Orbondale Herrin Murphyibora f) From NATIONAL WEATHtfi SERVti Hospital notes For the record MARSHALL BROWNING, Du Quo' ADMITTED: Travis, Beatrice DISCHARGED: Ridgeway, Betty Bishop, Jackie Davis, Mrs. Orvil and baoy Seibert, Juanita Williams, Frances, ElkviH Huffstutler, Dorothy Crain, Reba Shoban, Joe, Vawier Carter, Angela Morgan, Martha, Elkvii MEMORIAL, CHESTER ADMITTED: Hamilton, Louise, Percy Foens, John, Cutler DISCHARGED: Stone, Henry, Murphysbnro Mehrer, Stella Jonny, Jean Gale, Eilene, Gorham Butler, Ailene Yankee, William MINERS, Christopher ADMITTED: Hutchens, Johnny DISCHARGED: Hargras, Michael Parkinson, Valerie, Ses ST Murphyshoro ADMITTED: Atmit, Mrs. Ray Keiser, Beth Futrell, David ComDton. Mrs. Cecil R.

The material on this page fills out the record or news happenings around Southern Illinois. It supplements the Southern lllinoisan news regularly found elsewhere throughout the newspaper. res Expected 5Q jure Show High Tmpreitu Daytime Sunday fa 4Jtfm ij ii to lion Not: Ind Mild in the Midwest Rain is due Sunday over Snow flurries are expected in most of the Pacific Coast from northern Montana. It will be Washington to California. mild in the Southeast, and Hometown of persons admitted and ischarged will be the same as that the hospital named unless etherwise indicated.

DOCTOR 5, Carbondale ADMITTED: Fisher. Frances. Murphysboro Hsyden, Rosswell Edwards, Jasen. Murphysboro Rubach, William Metzger, Diane Gilbreath, Blllie Jean, Sesser Davis, Sherleta, Mounds Citv DISCHARGED: Borah, Tracy, Jacob Pangellnan, Filomena Wright, Brian, Herrin Rollins, Mrie Taylor, Mary, Cartervllle Patchett, Vivian, Marion Swink, Mrs. Betty and baby, Christopher Knauer, Terry Menees, Mrs.

Sharon and baby, Anna Rowstt, John, Colp Ringoette, Eugene Murphysboro Harris. Charles Clayton, Genevieve FRANKLIN, Benton ADMITTED: Lance, Bryant, Sesser Wauth, Martha, Cache Cutler, Pearl, Valier Leslie, Vera, Thompsonviite Lovan, Mrs. Nell Johnson, Margaret Tom. John Johnson, Flossie, Royalton Cox, JackThompsonviHe Berry, Beth DISCHARGED: Bradley. Jutia, Mt.

Vernon Paine, Terry Holly, Kenneth, Bockner Adams, Mrs. Cecil Stanhornbeck, Roy, Christopher Kreroelak, Isabella, Christopher Overturf, Oscar Bennett, Rosalee, Logn Hosey, Earl Walters, William Peters, Linda Kaytor, Virginia, West Frankfort Cooper, Rhoadell Watkms, Kay, West Frankfort Taylor, Mrs. Ruby and baby, West Frankfort Diuguid, Mrs. Jennifer and baby HERRIN HOSPITAL Names of persons admitted not available DISCHARGED: Allen, Roy, Johnston City Christenserv Benjamin, Royalton Gargolia, Mary James, Lillian, Soto Link, Myrtle Morgan, Luther, Zeigler Peters Russell, William, Pittsburg Salfna, iMary Smith, Mary Snider, Fritz, Colp Williams, Bracy, West Frankfort MEMORIAL, Marion ADMITTED: McCormick, Earl Grenny, Ralph, Carner Mills Simoms, George Park, Robert, Carrier Mls Swan, Medford Parrish, Esta Henry, Mary Jane, Pittsburg Dodd, Arthur Simons, Ira Whiting, Roiand Dudley, Sondra, Harrtsborg McCuehen, Henry Farmer, Addie Webb, Donald HiH DISCHARGED: Sarr.pl3, Jennifer Wolfe, Carl Doody, Steven Holmes, Linda Smith, Linda, Cartervtt McCuehen, Henry Owen, Gertrude. Grayville Oates, Charles, Wellesburg.

W. v. Hall, Worth Mocksinger, Freeman, Pittstwrg Veteto, John. Benton Williams, Cart Emery, Wayne Pcole, William Parks, Mrs. Judy and baby Snew, Mrs.

Eva and baby Cobb, Sandra Schafale, George Ulysses Williams, Loren PINCKNEYVILLE COMMUNITY of persons adm'ttM not available D'SCHARGED: Ulrich, Georee HTrtling, Raymond Warren, M3rtha. DuRois McCary, Sadi Hicks. Gertrude MAY PARMLY Services will be held today at 2 p.m. in the McCarthy Funeral Home, Cobden, for May Parmly. The Rev.

Louis Blaise will officiate. The burial will be in the Cobden Cemetery. Miss Parmly, 86, of Cobden, died Friday at 10 a.m. in the Union County Nursing Home, Anna. She was a lifetime resident in Cobden where she was born Feb.

17, 1886. She was the daughter of Napoleon B. and Lucy Anderson Parmly. Surviving are a sister, Lena Vancil of Palisade, Colo, and several nieces and nephews. MARY TAYLOR Funeral services for Mary Lee Taylor, of Phoenix, will be held at 3 p.m.

Monday at the Universal Memorial Center, Phoenix, Ariz. Mrs. Taylor, 83, died Wednesday at 9:20 p.m. in the Good Samaritan Hospital, Phoenix, Ariz. She is survived by her husband, Braxton; a daughter, Nellie Pitman of Phoenix, three sons, G.

C. of Carbondale, Walter of East St. Louis and Lawrence of Phoenix, a brother, Bennie Henderson of East St. Louis; two sisters, Taylor Corner of East St. Louis and Katherine Booker of Cof-feeville, 22 grandchildren and 44 great-grandchildren.

JOE A. EATON Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 p.m. in the Byrn Funeral Home, Mayfield, Kyi for Joe A. Deaton. The Rev.

Tom Wright and the Rev. Trover Page. Burial will be in the Highland Cemetery, Mayfield. Friends may call after 10 a.m. today at the funeral home.

Mr. Deaton, 86, of Bacis-berg Road, Mayfield, ciied Saturday morning in the National Health Extended Care Center in Paducah, Ky. He was a retired farmer. Surviving are two sons, Bill of Paducah and Joe Jr. of Per- NORA H.

FAY Nora H. Fay, 81, of 504 North Murphysboro, died Friday in the Jackson County Nursing Home at Murphysboro after a long illness. She was born Oct. 30, 1891, in Murphysboro, the daughter of Lewis and Mary Perschbach-er Humphreys. She was married to Hugh P.

Fay in Murphysboro on Dec. 31, 1914. Mr. Fay died in January of 1943. Mrs.

Fay was a member of the First Lutheran Church. She was a past president of the auxiliary chapter of the American Legion, and a member of St. Joseph Memorial Hospital Auxiliary. Survivors include a son, Nealy of Marion. A son, a brother, and two sisters, all preceded her in death.

Funeral services will be Monday at 2 p.m. in Crawshaw Mortuary Chapel in Murphysboro, with the Rev. William Boatman officiating. Burial will be in Tower Grove Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 4 p.m.

today. Correction In the Vienna basketball fever story printed Feb. 1, the name of the principal of Vienna Community High School, Lawrence Kinkade, was spelled incorrectly as Kincaid. MELTING POINT Temperature of clean snow melting in the sun at sea level is always 0 degrees C. or 32 degrees F.

Complete military 134 POW's to be released Southern lllinoisan Calendar Samuel Moore 'Sam' Moore dies after car accident Samuel "Sam" Moore, 68, of 609 Newton, Johnston City, died Friday at 3:30 p.m. in the Deaconess Hospital in Evansville. He had been injured in a collision in Carmi at 11 a.m. Friday. He had been employed by the Jewell Tea Company for 30 years as a route driver.

He retired two years ago but had been called back to train a new employe when the accident occurred. He was born in Johnston City on Aug. 11, 1904, the son of John and Ada Jordan Moore. He was a member of the Johnston City Lions Club and the Western Avenue Baptist Church, Johnston City. Surviving are his wife, the former Christina Manion; a son, Robert "Buddy" of Nor folk a daughter, Ellen Taylor of Carmi; four grandchil dren; two sisters, Edna Short and Pearl Stevenson both of Johnston City; and a brother, Roy of Johnston City.

Services will be Monday at 1:30 p.m. in the Murman and Wilson Funeral Home, Johnston City. Hie Rev. W. D.

Berry will officiate with burial in the Lakeview Cemetery, Johnston City. Friends may call after p.m. today. Deaths BERNARD A. MANN Funeral services will be held Monday at 10 a.m.

in the St. Bruno Catholic Church, Pinck-neyville, for Bernard A. Mann. Mr. Mann, of 510 W.

Mulberry died Friday in the Pinck-neyville Community Hospital. He was 82 years old. He was born in Perry County on Oct. 12, 3890, the son of Joseph and Julia Bishop Mann. He married Magdalen Ruppert in Pinckneyville on May 1921.

He retired in 1960 after 48 years of services from Illinois Central as a railroad engineer. He was a member of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and the St. Bruno Catholic Church. Surviving are his wife; three daughters, Cecilia McGavin of Eaton, Sister Jacinta of Greensburg, Pa. and Julia Ann DeYoung of Madison, three sons, Thomas and Joseph of Pinckneyville and Charles of Murphysboro; 23 grandchildren and two great grandchildren; sister, Gertrude Mathis of St.

Louis, and two brothers, Phillip and Leo of Pinckneyville. He was preceded in death by his parents and five brothers. The Rev. James Calhoun will officiate with burial in the church cemetery. Friends may call after 11 a.m.

today. Rosary will be said at 7 p.m. today. LYDIA GROVES Lydia Groves, 80, of Metropolis, former proprietor of Groves Grocery Store, died Friday at Western Baptist Hospital, Pa-ducah, Ky. Funeral services will be 2 p.m.

today in Metropolis. Mrs. Groves lived at 210 W. 18th St. She was a member of the New Hope Baptist Church, Massac County.

Survivors include her hus band, a daughter, Mrs. una) Mae Miller of Carbon- ale: a son, Cleo troves oi Lone Oak, three sisters, four grandchildren and five great-grandchildren The funeral will be at the Aikins-Farmer Funeral Home, Metropolis. The Rev. Doyle Long, pastor of the Assembly of God Church in Metropolis, will officiate. Burial will be in New Hope Cemetery.

School menus CARBONDALE GRADE SCHOOLS Monday; no school. Tuesday; Baked beans and weiners, spiced applesauce. Wednesday; Charcoal broiled hamburg er, Valentine cake. Thursday; Lasagna, fruit cup. Friday; Spanish rice, peanut butter candy.

CARBONDALE HIGH SCHOOL Monday; no school. Tuesday; Chicken-fried steak and gravy or toasted cheese sandwich, chocolate cake or sliced peaches. Wednesday; Spaghetti with meatballs or hot dogs, oatmeal dream cookies or cherry pie. Thursday; Mt loaf or bologna and cheese slices, pink applesauce or oatmeal cake. Friday; Fish sandwiches or chicken salad, mixed fruit or butter cookies.

CARTERVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Monday; no school. Tuesday; Raviola, peanut butter fingers. Wednesday; Pizza, cup cake. Thursday; Bologna salad sandwiches, fruit gelatin. Friday; Chicken and noodles, orange.

HERRIN HIGH SCHOOL Monday; School closed for holiday. Tuesday; latlian spaghetti, wacky cake. Wednesday; Beef burgers with carrots, Valentine cake. Thursday; Pork roast and dressing, cherry fried pies or glorified rice. Friday; Fish or varioil, fruit fello with whipped cream.

MARION GRADE SCHOOLS Monday; no school. Tuesday; Chcken noodle soup, peanut butter sandwich, sliced pineapple. Wednesday; Meat loaf, banana pudding. Thursday; Ham and beans, peach cobbler. Friday; Wieners and sauerkraut, apple raisin crisp.

"VIRION JUNIOR HIGH Monday; no school. Tuesday; Chicken and noodles, brownie. Wednesday; Fish on bun, fruit gelatin. Thursday; Chill mac, apricots. Friday; Barbecue on buns, sliced peaches.

MARION HIGH SCHOOL Monday; no school. Tuesday; Chicken and noodles or ground meat sandwich, brownie or fruit salad. Wednesday; Fish on bun, fruit gelatin or chocolate pudding. Thursday; Chili mac or wiener on bun, apricots or applesauce. Friday; Barbecue on bun, sliced peaches or pumpkin pie.

MURPHYSBORO UNIT 116 Schools Monday; No school Tuesday; Toasted cheese sandwich, cake Wednesday; Beef stew, fruit. Thursday; Ham and beans, fruit salad. Friday; Ground meat sandwich, cookies. FRANKFORT COMMUNITY HIGH Monday; no school. Tuesday; Pizza and pears.

Wednesday; Sliced ham and jello and whipped cream. Thursday; Barbecue and cherry pit. Friday; Fish or tuna and fruit. Auto accidents Mary Charlene Johnson, 22, Rt. Herrin; minor injuries, treated and released at Herrin Hospital, 8:49 a.m.

Friday; Herrin police said the Johnson vehicle was traveling east on Harrison St. and failed to yield, causing Stephen D. Chamness, 625 Hilldale Herrin, who was going south on 13 to hit the left side of her car. Police report Richard Keller Rt. 3, Murphysboro, reported to Murphysboro Police Friday afternoon theft of stereo tapes and equipment from his car parked in front of Murphysboro Township High School.

Keller listed the loss at 15 tapes valued at $135, a carrying case valued at $35, and two speakers valued at $35. Marriage licenses Lloyd D. Hinton 22, and Shirl-dean Wiley, 18, both of Carbondale. Richard D. Jarvis, 38, Herrin; Ooal Lee Seagrave, 40, Anna.

Jack Ed vard Glasser, 25, and Margaret Mary King, 21, both of Murphysboro. Leonard Leon Kelso, 31, and Kathleen McRoy, 35, both of Murphysboro. Alvin Lee Goddard, 47, and Glenna Burned Lee, 44, both of Murphysboro. William Frank Nurmann, 29, and Barbara Lynn Huyck, 22, both of Murphysboro. John L.

Peterson, 28, and Barbara Faye Birkhimer, 35, both of Makanda. AH Shams Ardekani, 29, and Ghanda Bassam, 26, both of Carbondale. Joseph Chu, 53, and Celine A. Nord-hus, 33, both of Carbondale. Vearl E.

Ferman, 38. and Janet F. O'Neal, 24, both of Murphysboro. Danny O. Parrent, 23, and Claudine Paeh, 22, both of Cape Girardeau, Mo.

Roy L. Dobbs, 17, and Sandra Kay Clover, 16, both of Murphysboro. Donald G. McBride, 19, and Nellie Jane Seibert, 17, both of Ava. Dabid T.

Eaton. 20, and Judy Ann Westerman, 20, both of Steeleville. Meetings FRANKLIN COUNTY HOUSING AUTHORITY The Franklin County Housing Authority Thursday: Heard a report from the housing director Wayne Battle that the bugs are being worked out of the newly opened Anna Gray high rise apartment Duuaing tor me eiaeny. oaine saia about 14 to 16 persons have moved into the building and that they are moving in at a rate of about four people per day. The high rise provides low rent housing for elderly West Frankfort residents.

Battle stated also that he will not go to Springfield Tuesday to discuss a Central Illinois Public Service CI PS with the Illinois Commerce Commission because the meeting has been continued. The CI PS is trying to raise rates for public housing units In Benton, West City and Zeigler. Battle said he will attend the meeting whenever it is held. He also will represent housing authorities in Johnson and Pike counties. ENERGY VILLAGE BOARD The Energy Village Board Thursday: Heard City Engineer Larry Lipe explain rejection of lagoon expansion plans by Environmental Protection Agency EPA for the village sewer system.

EPA requires that lagoon meet its standards by Dec. 31, 1973. Lipe prepared an expansion proposal for Energy, which EPA rejected as inadequate. Received citation from EPA on dumping sewage into the lagoon. Village Clerk Kathryn Ltndauer said dumping was due to repair of a faulty pump.

The board will send explanation of repair to EPA which is expected to drop the citation, Mrs. Lindauer said. ERROR: Should be 2 a ha it Co mulftocatFor.cdii HARRIETT DASCHKA Harriett Rosemond Daschka, 60, of 247 Maple Chester, died Saturday at her home after a long illness. She was born in Bloom ington, on Sept. 29, 1912, to Guy and Iris Shaver Rutherford.

On June 22, 1935, she married Victor Daschka in Indianapolis, Ind. She was a member of the First Presbyterian Church in Chester. Survivors include her husband; one son, Donald Victor of Chester; two daughters, Sally Stump of Bartlesville, and Harriett Kiehl of Milwaukee, and six grandchildren. Funeral services will be 2 p.m. Monday at the Schroeder Funeral Home in Chester, with the Rev.

Floyd Jent officiating. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery in Chester. Friends may call after 2 p.m. today at the funeral chapel. Memorial funds have been established for the Cancer Society, the First Presbyterian Church, and Memorial Hospital in Chester.

NAVY MAN IN MIDEAST Navy PO l.C. John W. Young, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mitch Mitchell of 1114 N.

Barnes Carbondale, is in the Middle East aboard the destroyer USS Fiske. Before returning to his home port in Newport, R.I., Young will visit Brazil, Angola, Mozambique, Malagasy Republic, Kenya, Saudi Arabia and Pakistan. listing Eugene, Ore. 40. Pureed, Lt.

Col. Robert Air Force, Louisville, captured July 1965. 41. Schierman, Maj. Wesley Air Force, 1970.

Lancaster, reported POW April 7, 42. Chapman, Lt. Col. Harlan Marine Corps, Fremont, Calif. 43.

Dunn, Lt. Col. John Marine Corps, Neptune Beach, Fla. 44. Miller, Lt.

Col. Edison Wainwright, Marine Corps, Tustin, shot down Oct. 13, 1967. 45. Alcorn.

Lt. Cmdr. Wendell Navy, Kittanning, Pa. 46. Baldock, Lt.

Cmdr. Frederick Navy, San Diego, Calif. 47. Bell, Cmdr. James Navy, Cumberland, Md.

48. Black, Cmdr. Cole, Navy, Lacke City, captured June 1966. 49. Brunhaver, Lt.

Cmdr. Richard Navy, Yakoma Wash. 50. Coffee, Cmdr. Gerald Navy, Los Angeles, captured September 1965.

51. Crayton, Cmdr. Render, Navy, La Grange, captured February 1966. 52. Davis, Lt.

Cmdr. Edward Navy, Norristown. captured August 1964. 53. Denton, Capt.

Jeremiah Andrew Navy, Virginia Beach, captured December 1965. 54. Eastman. Cmdr. Leonard Navy, Bernardstcwn, Mass.

55. Franke, Capt. Fred A. Navy, Pensacola, shot down February 1966. 56.

Gaither, Lt. Cmdr. Ralph Navy, Miami, Fla. 57. Galanti, Lt.

Cmdr. Paul Navy, Lodi, N.J. 58. Haly burton, II. Porter Navy, Davidson, N.C., captured 1965.

59. Heilig, Cmdr. John, Navy, Miami, captured in 1966. 60. Higdon, Lt.

Kenneth Navy, San Francisco, captured Dec. 20, 1972. 61. Jenkins, Capt. Harry Navy, Washington, D.C.

62. Knutson. Lt. Cmdr. Rodney Navy, Billings, Mont.

63. Kopfman, Cmdr. Theodore Navy, Kent, Ohi 64. Lerseiii, Lt. Robert Navy, Spokane Wash.

65. McKamey, Cmdr. John Navy, Fillmore, Ind. 66. Moore, Lt.

Cmdr. Dennis Navy, Littleton, Colo. 67. Mulligan, Capt. James Pensacola, Navy, captured March 1966 68.

Ratzlaff, Lt. Cmdr. Richard Navy, Aberdeen, S.D., captured March 1966. 69. Rehmann, Lt.

David Navy, Lancaster, Calif. 70. Rivers, Capt. Wendell Navy, Seward, Neb. 71.

Rutledge, Capt. Howard Navy, Tillsa.Okla. 72. Shankel, Lt. Cmdr.

William Navy, San Andreas, Calif. 73. Shumaker, Cmdr. Robert Navy, Wilmington, captured Nov. 1965.

74. Smith, Lt. Cmdr. Bradley Navy, Lake Milton, Ohio. 75.

Spencer, Lt. Cmdr. Larry Navy, Earlham, Iowa. 76. Stockdale, Capt.

James Navy, Abingdon, III. 77. Tschudy, Lt. Cmdr. William Navy, Highland, captured December 1965.

78. Vohden, Cmdr. Raymond Navy, Springfield, N.J. 79. Wheat, Lt.

Cmdr. David Navy, Duluth, Minn. 80. Wilber, Capt. Walter Navy, Millerton, Pa.

81. Crowson, Spec. 5 Fredrick Army, Pensacola, held in South Vietnam. 82. Dunn, Capt.

John G. Army, Hutchinson, captured March 1968 and held in South Vietnam. 83. Guggenberger, Spec. 5 Gary Army, Cold Spring, captured January 1969 and held in S.

Vietnam. 84. Hardy, Ma. William Army, Winterville, N.C., held In South Vietnam. 85.

Maslowski, CWO Daniel Army, Chicago, held in S. Vietnam. 86. Ray, Capt. Johnnie Army, Port Arthur, held in South Vietnam.

87. Black, Tech. Sgt. Arthur Air Force, Bethlehem, captured Sept. 20, 1965.

88. Campbell, Capt. Burton Air Force, Amherst, Ohio. 89. Cherry, Lt.

Col. Fred Air Force, Suffolk, Va. 90. Collins, Lt. Col.

James Air Force, Tripp, Herman, Pomona DISCHARGED: Edwards. Jason Elwell. Mrs. Charles and baby Krumt, William Laughman, Mrs. Boyd Wanstreet, Leon Dartand, Mrs.

James and baby. Carbon data Campbell, Thomas. Wolf Lake Smith, Deborah. DeSoto Williamson, Noah, Hurst SPARTA COMMUNITY ADMITTED: Lance, Harvey, Walsh DISCHARGED: Dermott, Charles, Willisville Ccle, Earl, Steeleville Wilson, Mrs. Jeanette and baby Harris, Mrs.

Colleen and baby Klintward, George. Coulterville Staple, Elizabeth, St. Marie Shasborg, Neal Jost, Hilda, Steeleville Keefer, Barbara, Coulterville UNION COUNTY, Anna ADMITTED: Boaz, Howard Young, Alvin Hawk, Rosalee, Makanoa DISCHARGED: Smith, Minnie Russey, Claude, Jonesbnro Daubs, Ida, Jonesboro UNION, West Frankfort ADMITTED: Hoyle, Maxie Whittington, Roy Johnson, Lloyd 8roy, Ruby Giffins, William Hall, Linda Langston, Erie West, Charles Ross, Barry Noaln, Daisy Gray, Ethel us sing, Golda, Harpsburg DISCHARGED: Williams, Smith Morris, Harold Krackenbrothel, Lois Walden. Mrs. Syirley and baby, Thomo- sonville WASHINGTON COUNTY, Nashville Names ot persons admitted not available DISCHARGED: Kujawa, Jane, Waltonvllle Cotes, Melba, Coulterville Kahl, Emma, West Frankfort Matecki, John Measer, Mildred, Royalton bidsj Contracts Thompsonville Village Board: Contract for painting the village water tower to an Olney company which specializes in water tower work for $1,795.

the only bid submitted. Fire Calls Marion, 2:10 p.m. Friday, wiring short in the basement of the Bank of Marion; no damage. Herrin: 1:35 p.m. Friday, false alarm at Smoler Brothers, 720 E.

Monroe. Herrin: 2:03 p.m. Friday, minor damage done by fire in a flue at the home of Alma Stone 13H S. St. TOLER, Benton, "George," through Thursday.

day. "The French Connection." ROXY, Coulterville, "Sex and the Office Girl." through Monday. GLOBE, Christopher, "Barefoot Executive" and "Lady and the Tram through Sunday. LIBERTY, Murphysboro, "Lady Sings the Blues." STRAND, West Frankfort, "Ground Star Censoiracy," through Tuesday. PUBLIC MEETINGS JACKSON County Nursin? Home Committee of Jackson County Board, 1 p.m.

Monday at the nursing home. TAMAROA Grade School Board, 7p.m. Monday at the school. PINCKNEYVILLE Grade School District 50 Board of Education, p.m. Monday at the school.

SPARTA City Council, 7 p.m. Monday In city clerk's office, 132 W. Broadway St. CARBON DALE PARK DISTRICT Board of Commissioners, 7:30 p.m. Monday, Park District office, 208 W.

Elm St. TRICO CITIZENS for local schools, 7:30 p.m. Monday, Trico High School Cafeteria. UNITY POINT Grade School District BOARD, 7:30 p.m. Monday at the school.

CARBONDALE CITY COUNCIL, 7 p.m. Monday, township hall, special public hearing on Rt. 51 bypass and grid system plan. BENTON Grade School Board, 7 p.m. Monday, 30a E.

Church St. FRANKFORT Community Unit School board, 7:30 p.m. Monday, Administrative Services Center, 51 2E Louis West Frankfort. SESSER Community Unit District School board, 7:30 p.m. Monday, high school library HERRIN City Council, 7 p.m.

Monday, city hall. WEST Frankfort City Council, 7 p.m. Monday, city hall. BENTON City Council, 7:30 p.m. Monday, city hall.

ROYALTON Village Board, 7 p.m. day. village hall. HURST City Council, 7:30 p.m. Monday city hall SPECIAL EVENTS EFFECTIVENESS TRAINING, 7:30 p.

m. Monday, Women's Center, 404 W. Walnut, Carbondale. FREESCHOOL: Russian and Hebrew 7 p.m. Monday, Arabic and Anti-Semitism Origins and History, 8 p.m., 715 S.

University The Nature of Man Violent and Non-Violent, 7 p.m.. Student Christian Foundation, 913 S. Illinois Current Events as Taught by the Prophets of Israel, 8-10 p.m., 205 Wham, Southern Illinois University at Carbondale. BIBLICAL THEOLOGICAL Seminar, p.m. Monday, Wesley Community House on South Illinois avenue, Carbondale.

HERRIN Little Egypt Chafer of S.P.E.B.S.Q.S.A., barber shop chorus rehearsal 8 p.m. Monday, Herrin High School choral room. Open to all interested area men. VALENTINE Party for senior citizens, 7 p.m. Monday at Murphysboro Recreation Center, 17 N.

14th St. PUBLIC LECTURES GEOLOGY lecture by Dr. F. G. Stehlf, 4 p.m.

Monday, 111 Parkinson Laboratory, Southern Illinois University at Carbondale; topic: Paleo-Ecology and Global Tectonics, Monday-is central parts of rh nation, and cold elsewhere. (AP Wirephoto) Area picture High temperature Friday, 27; overnight low, 10. Temperature at 9 a.m. Saturday, 22. Precipitation from 7 a.m.

Friday to 7 a.m. Saturday, none Sunset today, Sunrisft Monday, sunset Monday, 5:32. WILHELMINA EBERS Wilhelmina Ebers, 77, Steeleville, died Friday at the Three Springs Lodge near Chester after a long illness. She was born in Welge, July 28, 1895, to Henry and Anna Draves Marquardt. She married Sigmund Ebers on Aug.

6, 1916, at Steeleville. Mrs. Ebers was a member of St. Mark's Lutheran Church in Steeleville. Survivors are two sons, Arnold and Henry, both of Steeleville; 10 grandchildren; and two great- grandchildren.

Her husband, one son, and one granddaughter preceded her in death Funeral services will be Monday at 2 p.m. at St. Mark's Lutheran Church, with the Rev. Walter Rehmus officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery.

Friends may call after 9 a.m. today to noon Monday at ths Schaack Funeral Home i Steeleville. Concord, N.C., caotured September 1965. 91. Collins, Maf.

Thomas E. Ill, Air Forc, Utica, captured October 1965. 92. Cook, Tech. Sgt.

James Air Force, Wilmirjton, N.C. 93. Daughtrey, Maf. Robert Air Force, El Rio, captured August, 1965. 94.

Geloneck, Capt. Terry Air Force. Decatur, reported shot down Dec. 20. 1972.

95. Guenmer, Capt. Lynn, Air Forct, Glasgow, reported shot down December 1970. 96. Hawley, Capt.

Edwin A. Air Force, Birmingham, captured February 1972. 97. Jackson, Capt. Charles Air Force, Charleston, W.

captured June 24, 1972. 98. Jones. Maj. Murphy Air Force, Baton Rouge, captured June 29, 1966.

99. Kiomann, Capt. Thomas Air Force, Oak Forest, III. 100. Kramer, Capt.

Galand Air Force, Norman, Ckla. 101. Lamar, Col. James Air Force, Little Rock, reported POW In 1970. 102.

Lilly, Maj. Warren Air Force. Tex. 103. Madden, S.

Sgt. Roy Air Force, Hayward, captured Sept. 20. 1972. 104.

McDaniel, Maj. Norman Air Force, Fayerteville, N.C, captured Juty 1966. 105. McKnight, Lt. Col.

George Air Force, Berkeley, Calif. 106. Merritt, Col. Raymond Air Force, San Gabriel, captured September 1965. 107.

Morgan, Lt. Col. Herschel Air Force, Asheville, N.C, captured in April 1965. 108. Peel.

Mai. Robert Air Force, Memphis, Tenn. 109. Pyle, Capt. Darrel Air Force, Compton, captured 1964.

110. Ray, Capt. James Air Force, Long view, captured May 8, 1966. 111. Reynolds, Maf.

Jon A. Air Force, Philadelphia, reported POW hi April 1970. 112. Risner, Col. Robinson, Air Force, Tulsa, captured Sept.

16, 1965. 113. Robinson, M. Sgt. William Air Force, Robersonville, N.C, reported POW Oct.

22, 1968. 114. Runyon, Col. Albert Air Forct. Oakland, Calif.

115. Seeber, Lt. Col. Bruce Air Force, Low Point, captured 1965. 116.

Shattuck, Lt. Col. Lewis Air Force, Vancouver, captured June 29, 1965. 117. Sima, Lt.

Col. Thomas Air Force, Hannastown, reported POW Dec. 22, 1970. 118. Singleton, Capt.

Jerry Air Force, Greeley, captured Nov. 6, 1965. 119. Tomes, Lt. Col.

Jack Air Force, Globe, N.M. 120. Young, Lt. Col. James Air Force.

Ferndale, reported POW by Hanoi Auust6, 1964. 121. Butler, Lt. Cmdr. Phillip Navy, Tulsa, Okla.

122. Daigle, Lt. Cmdr. Glenn Navy. Napoleonville, La.

123. Doremus, Robert Navy, Montclair, N.J. captured August 1965. 124. Osborne, Cmdr.

Dale Navy, Salt Lake City, Utah 125. Brunstrom, Lt. Col. Alan Air Force, Miami, Fla. 126.

Forby, Lt. Col. William Air Force. Onaka, S.D., reported POW April 1970. 127.

Giroux, Capt. Peter Air Force. Trumansburg, N.Y. 128. Johnson, Col.

Samuel Air Force. Dallas, Tex. 129. Lurie, Lt. Col.

Alan Air Force. Cleveland. Ohio, captured 1966. 130. Pitchford, Lt.

Col. John Air Force, Natchez, Miss. 131. Johnson, S. Sgt.

Bobby Army, Detroit, captured In South Vietnam In August 1968. 132. Rodriguez, Pvt. Ferdinand Army, Brooklyn, N.Y., captured In South Vietnam In May 1968. 133.

Wallingford, Sgt. Ken, Army, Houston, held In South Vietnam. 134. Schrump, Maf. Raymond Army, Tomahawk, captured In South Vietnam in May a daughter, Mrs.

Joan) Boaz of Carbondale; sis ter, Oma Lamb of Ma Id, and seven grandchildren. NORA BUSH Funeral services for Nora Bush, 85, of Cambria, will be 1:30 p.m. Monday in the Riegin Funeral Home, Carterville. Mrs. Bush died Friday at 9 a.m.

in the Creal Springs Nursing Home, Creal Springs. She was born Dec. 12, 1887 in Du Quoin. She was married to Rollie Bush, who preceded her in death Dec. 26, 1952.

She is survived by a daughter, Helen Myrick of Cambria. A daughter, Elsie, and a son, Carl, preceded her in death. The Rev. Jettie Vaughn will officiate with burial in the Odd Fellows Cemetery, Du Quoin. Friends may call after 6 p.m.

Sunday at the funeral home. JOHN DAVIES Funeral services for John Da-vies, Aurora, formerly of Benton, will be at 2 p.m. today at the Hobbs-Johnson Funeral Home, Benton. Davies died Thursday evening at the Memorial Hospital, Aurora, after a lengthy illness. Davies, 49, was a draftsman and a member of the Neighborhood Church of Brethren, Aurora.

He is survived by his parents, Samuel and Jane Davies, Benton; his wife, Joan Strauss, Aurora; one daughter, three sons, and a sister. In charge will be Rev. Arthur Potts and Rev. Roy Hale of the Westminister Presbyterian Church, Benton. Burial will be in the Maple-wood Cemetery, Marion.

WALTER R. CULLEY Walter R. Gulley, 56, Kankakee, died Saturday at Riverside Hospital in Kankakee of an apparent heart attack. Gulley was born in Marion Feb. 15, 1917, to Walter D.

and the late Nora Norman Gulley. He was an employee of the Kankakee Electrical Steel Plant. Survivors are his father; one son, Joe, of Marion; one daugh-l ter, Janet Krantz, and nine grandchildren. One sis- i ter preceded him in death. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 1:30 p.m.

at the Mitchell Funeral Home in Marion, with the Rev. Bruce Patton, pastor of the Christian Church, officiating. Burial will be in Ma-plewood Cemetery. Friends may call Monday after 4 p.m. at the funeral home.

Of the 134 American POWs to be freed, 91 will be released in South Vietnam and 115 in The list includes 71 Air Force men, 42 Navy, 17 Army and four Marines, according to the Defense Department. The Pentagon released the men's name, rank, service and hometown. Additional information comes from files. 1. Alvarer, Lt.

Cmdr. Everett, Navy, Santa Clara, first captured pilot, shot down Aug. 5, 194. 2. Keim, Col.

Richard, Air Force. Tampa, believed to be the first U.S. flier shot down by a SAM missile captured July 24, 1965. 3. Hutton, Cmdr.

James, Navy, Lakeland, captured October 1965. 4. Perkins, Mai. Glendon W. Perkins.

Air Fore, Orlando, captured in 1964. 5. Browning, Capt. Richard Air Force, Orlando, captcred in 1966. 6.

Albert, Spec. 4 Keitti Army, Thibodaux, held in South Vietnam. 7. Carlson, Maj. Albert Army, San Lorenzo, held captive in South Vietnam.

B. Hestand, Chief W. O. James Army, Oklahoma City, captured South Vietnam in 1971. 9.

Necon Quinoines, S. Sgt. Felix Army, Santa Maria, Rio Piedras, P.R., held in South Vietnam. 10. Smith, Capt.

Mark Army, Lima, held fn South Vietnam. 11. Springman, Spec. 4 Richard Army, Long Beach, captured in South Vietnam in May 1970. 12.

Wanat, Capt. George Army, Waterford, captured In South Vietnam in April 1972. 13. Walsh, Capt. James Marines.

Windstead, held in South Vietnam. 14. Baker, Capt. David Air Force, Huntington. N.Y., held in South Vietnam.

15. Anderson, Capt. John Air Force, Portland, captured in N. Vietnam on Dec. 27, 1972.

16. Arcuri, Lt. William Air Force, Yuba City, captured in N. Vietnam on Dec. 20, 1972.

17. Barrett, Capt. Thomas Air Force, Lomax, reported prisoner In N. Vietnam, October 1968. 18.

Berg, Maj. Kile Air Force, Seattle, captured July 1965. 19. Bolstad, Maj. Richard Air Force, Minneapolis.

20. Borling, Capt. John Air Force, reported POW March 11, 1970. 21. Boyd, Maj.

Charles Air Force, Rockwell City, captured April 1966. 22. Brudno, Capt. Edward Air Force, Quincy, Mass. captured October 1965.

23. Burer, Maj. Arthur Air Force, Arlington, Va. 24. Byrne, Col.

Ronald Air Force, New York, N.Y., listed as POW Oct. 22, 1968. 25. Chesley, Capt. Larry Air Force, Burley, Idaho.

26. Cormier, SM. Sgt. Arthur, Air Force, Bay Shore, N.Y., captured Nov. 6, 1965.

27. Burtis, Lt. Col. Thomas Air Force, Houston, Tex. 28.

Doughty, Lt. Col. Daniel Air Force, Ladysmith, Wis. 29. Driscoll, Capt.

Jerry Air Force, Chicago, captured April 1967. 30. Guarino, Col. Lawrence Air Force, Newark, N.J. 31.

Hall, Lt. Col. Oeorge Air Force, Hattiesburg, Miss. 32. Harris, Lt.

Col. Carlyle Air Force, Preston, Md. 33. Hatcher, Lt. Col.

David Air Force, Mount Ariy, N.C.. captured May, 1966. 34. Hivner, Lt. Col.

James Air Force, Elizabethtown, Pa. 35. Jeffrey, Mai. Robert Air Force, Los Angeles. 36.

Kari, Maj. Paul Air Force, Columbus, Ohio. 37. Lockhart, Mai. riayden Air Force, Springfield, Ohio, captured May 1965.

38. Means, Lt. Col. William H. Air Force, Topeka, Kan.

39. Myers, Lt. Col. Armand, J. Air Force, Today The Southern lllinoisan wants to rv ft many notices of upcoming events as possible in the Calendar.

If you have meeting you want listed, iust Hive us a call or drop us a not with the Information. The only requirement is thai the meeting be open to the public PUBLIC MEETINGS WOMEN'S CENTER seminar on "Pregnancy, Childbirth, Lactation and Postpartum," 8 p.m. Sunday, at 04 W. Wa'nut Carbondale. SPECIAL EVENTS "PEDAL Pushers" music recitals at and at 3:15 p.m.

Sunday in Carterville First United Methodist Church. Free charge. WHEELCHAIR BASKETBALL, The Squids vs. St. Louis, 7 p.m.

Sunday, Pulliam Gym, Southern Illinois University Carbondale, admission 50 cents. STUDENT GOVERNMENT film, "Glen and Panda," p.m. Sunday, SIU-C Stucerri Center Auditorium, admission 75 cents. SPEED-DISTANCE RALLY sponsored by Grand Touring Auto Club, noon Sunday, meet at Southern Illinois University Carbondale Arena parking lot. FAMILY DINNER sponsored by St.

Francis Xavier Women's Club, 4:30 to 1:15 p.m. Sunday In Xavier Hall, 303 S. Poplar Carbondale; $1.50 for adults, 75 cents for children; bingo starting at 7 p.m. "SONG FEST For Scholarships." sponsored by the Carbondale Rotary Club, 2 p.m. Sunday, Carbondale Community High School gymnasium; featuring The Travelers Quartet and the Calvarymen, gospel song groups; tickets at the door are SI.

PUBLIC SERVICES GLAUCOMA TESTING, 1:30 to 4 p.m. Monday. De Soto, sponsored by Illinois Society for Prevention of Blindness. CARTERVILLE GLASS RECYCLING collection, Saturday and Sunday, parking lot south of Civic-Teen Center on South Division street. Glass, Jars and tin cans should be washed; labels and ends should be removed from cans and cans flattened.

THE ARTS CONCERT OF MUSIC BY Black Composers, Southern Illinois University at Carbondale School of Music, 3 p.m. Sunday. Old Baptist Foundation Chapel. CELEBRITY SERIES: "And Miss Rear-don Drinks a Little." 8 p.m. Sunday.

Southern Illinois University at Carbondale Student Center Auditorium. MOVIES (See movie ads for times and rati net mevles.) ARROW Drlve-ln, "Ben," through Sunday. FOX, Carbondale, "The Sword in the Stone." SALUKI, Carbondale, "The Poseidon Advenfurt." EGYPTIAN Drive-In, "Billy Jack" and "The Ballad of Cable Hogue," through Sunday. RIVIERA Drive-ln, "The Swingin' Stewardesses" and "The Swappers," through Sunday. CAMPUS Drive-ln, "Should a School Girl Tell" and "The Games Schoolgirls Play," through Sunday.

i ORPHEUM, Marion, "Everything You Wanted to Know About Sex," through Sunday. MARION Drive-ln, "Vixen" and "Mud Honey," through Sunday. Euna ERROR: Should he Norma. Also, his wife, Novie, preceded him in death Dec. 12, 1972 in Paducah, Ky..