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Columbia Star

Location

Columbia, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1966

Page

3

Baked Stuffed Striped Bass With Mushroom Pimiento Sauce

Striped bass stuffed with bread crumb mixture and vegetables, baked with a creamy mushroom sauce. Dish features mushroom stems onion parsley celery and pimiento, finished with a optional sherry for six to eight servings.

Marine Private Gene Garris completes combat training at Camp Pendleton

Marine Private Gene Garris son of Mrs Irene Garris 142 Lee St Columbia completed a four week individual combat training at Camp Pendleton Calif totaling over 200 hours under simulated combat. Training covered squad tactics guerilla warfare day and night patrolling and infantry weapons. Next four weeks of basic specialist training follow for his military occupational field. Leathernecks bound for the Pacific receive jungle warfare patrolling and civic action training at the Staging Battalion Camp Pendleton.

Gene Garris Irene Garris Lee St Columbia Camp Pendleton Calif

Laundering and Rotation Extend Curtain Longevity

Frequent laundering helps cotton draperies wear longer and look better. Rotating curtains from sunny windows to the shady side reduces sun damage and keeps colors from fading.

Officials map tour of mining operations in state visit

A government delegation led by NCA President Stephen F. Dunn will tour underground and surface mining sites in the district of Rep. Kenneth J. Gray. The group arrives in Marion on Thursday morning, April 14, and includes officials from the Interior Department, Bureau of Mines, Office of Coal Research, and UMWA district leaders.

Kenneth J. Gray Center Robert E. Howe Eft Labor League West Frankfort George W. Sall NCA Stephen F. Dunn Marion J. Cordell Moore Department of the Interior Walter R. Hibbard U.S. Bureau of Mines George Fumich Jr Office of Coal Research Capitol Hill United Mine Workers of America

Judge Rules U.S. Wins Dupo Housing Case

U S District Judge William G Juergens denied an injunction to halt a 20 unit Dupo housing project. The ruling found a valid contract between the Dupo Village Board, St. Clair County Housing Authority, and Public Housing Authority for the project estimated at 300000 dollars. The case began with Floyd Crowder’s injunction petition filed in 1964 and removed to federal court.

Dupo U. S William G. Juergens East St. Louis Juergens Charles Whealon County Housing Authority U.S. Atty Carl Feickert Public Housing Administration Whealon Feickert Floyd Crowder Monroe County Dape Village Board Circuit Court Belleville PHA Washington, D. C Crowder Village Board St. Clair County Housing Authority Dupe Barney Metz Metz Housing Authority

Marching Mizzou Band Set for St Louis Event With Honor

The University of Missouri Marching Mizzou Band will appear in St Louis for the Scholar ship Fund event on May 8 at 2 15 p m in Kiel Auditorium Convention Hall. The Golden Twirlers Navy Drill Cadets and other performers join the band with Clarissa Starr presenting Missouri Mother of the Year to Mrs Cervantes. Tickets are free via Carondelet Savings and Loan. The association contributes 4000 to the fund. Twenty one girls attend the 4 H meeting. Debby Chattillion and Bonnie Herbeck reelected as officers.

University of Missouri Kiel Auditorium Navy Clarissa Starr Cervantes Missouri Carondelet Savings and Loan Association Debby Chattillion Bonnie Herbeck

Weekly School Menu and Easter Family Visits

The menu lists daily items from April 19 to April 22 including chili crackers cheese salad celery sticks peanut butter brownies bread butter milk ham salad French fries pickle pineapple upsidedown cake sliced franks in kraut mashed potatoes buttered peas raisins crunch fish sticks potato salad buttered vegetables fruit and bread. Separately, Mr and Mrs Jim Mueller and family of Rochester Minnesota spent Easter at Mr and Mrs Guido Serafini’s home. Guests at Mr and Mrs Michael Conrad’s Easter Sunday gathering included Mrs Margaret Lepp Mrs Clara Lepp Mr and Mrs Robert Lepp and family Mr and Mrs Charles Lepp and Mr and Mrs Harry Lepp of St Louis.

Jim Mueller Rochester, Minn Guido Serafini Mueller Sandy Serafini Michael Conrad Margaret Lepp Clara Lepp Robert Lepp Charles Lepp Harry Lepp St. Louis

Half of larynx cancer patients regain speech with help

About half of the 23,000 Americans who have lost their larynxes because of cancer have learned to speak again with assistance from the American Cancer Society.

The American Cancer Society

SPPS High School News Highlights April Activities

Norma Jean Diehl, 1963 SS Peter and Paul graduate, spoke to the Junior religion class and Senior girls guidance class on Medical Record Librarianship and Technology. Pep Club constitution revised. elections set for April 29. 24 SPPS French students to Althoff High April 16 for the AF teachers French Test. Wollensak tape recorder gifted by the Senior Class to the school. Spring play Our Town rehearsals intensify with public performances April 22-24 and ticket sales underway.

Norma Jean Diehl SS. Peter and Paul High School Miss Diehl St. Louis University Callista Althoff High School American Federation of Teachers Father Caffrey S.M SPPS

Milk rich in calcium and nutrition for the family

Nutrition research highlights milk as a valuable calcium source in the diet. Recipes suggest dressing pound cake slices with peanut brittle melted under low heat and serving with whipped cream or ice cream. Braise pork shoulder steaks in various sauces for easy, budget friendly meals. A spring caulking tip advises priming new wood with linseed oil before applying filler.

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Three Scene Readings Show Act by Act Play Preview

On Thursday April 7 the three acts of the play were staged as scenes for the full student body to acquaint them with the content. Each act was presented separately to illustrate the plot and characters.

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