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Newspaper
Columbia Star
Location
Columbia, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1965
Page
8
Hunters in the central and Mississippi flyways have a short teal season beginning in September. The daily bag limit is four teal with a possession limit of eight after the first day. Check with local state or federal officers for specifics.
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service opens a special September teal season in Central and Mississippi flyway states for Blue-Winged Teal and related species. Hunters must obtain a free federal Teal permit and may be asked to submit wing samples for population analysis.
First Lieutenant Donald J. O Connor arrives for duty at Pope AFB North Carolina as a Tactical Air Command pilot with prior service at Reese AFB. Airman William G. Clark completes U S Air Force Weapons Mechanic training at Lowry AFB and heads to Bunker Hill AFB. Airman Stanley W. Offerman serves aboard USS Bon Homme Richard in South China Sea. Army Specialist Four Keith N Belanger earns the Air Medal for aerial support in Vietnam.
Do not pour leftover wax back into the container to avoid contamination that can dull or discolor floors. Trim excess fat from meat before freezing and pack into meat-sized portions for storage.
Columbia swamps Fults 22 to 7 on Sunday behind 30 hits led by Ralph Mathews with six in seven at bats and five runs. Art Ritter and Gene Garris go 4 for 4, Bob Roessler, Roger Rehg and Arnold Stechmesser add three hits. Fults uses Floerke Lerch Pieper and Vogt on mound. Columbia commits four errors as they prepare to play Millstadt next Sunday.
The Columbia Satellites improved to 21-17 after a three win week. They swept Roma 16-10 and 8-5 with strong hitting led by Carl Landgraf 5 for 7 and 6 RBIs, while Dean Schorr earned two wins. They split a Tuesday doubleheader at Herculaneum 8-5 and 9-13 with Schorr winning again and Landgraf sharing relief duties. The Satellites advance to the Belleville City League playoffs next week.
Players listed include Lerch Roessler and Roessler Kremmel Mathews Rehg with a 123456789 HR by Stechmesser. Team totals show 232 002 733 30 22 4 in the Columbia matchup with fulls and innings notation.
A New York report advises parents to keep trips pleasant by packing snacks and creating simple toys from empty soft drink cans. Kids ages five to ten can craft a “can cat” balloon figure and other paper crafts to stay occupied. Outdoor recreation spending reaches $20 billion yearly, with projections to $46 billion by 1980.
Foreign steel producers shipped a record 1,823,000 net tons of mill products to the United States in Q1, 1965, up more than 400,000 tons from 1964. If the pace holds, the year could total about 8 million tons, versus 6.4 million in 1964. The Washington Monument has carried or carried many climbers since 1884, with over 43 million visitors by now.
Mike Harres, 13, son of Mr and Mrs Harold Harres, pitched his third no hitter of the season for Greatting's Market in the Midget Division of the Khoury League. They defeated the Turners 9 to 0 on August 4. He also has a one hitter and a prior shutout game.
Members of Boy Scout Troop 319 from Columbia spent a week camping in House Springs Missouri. Forty scouts attended under Gene Henckler Sr and Robert Stumpf Sr with merit badge classes in safety firemanship first aid and personal fitness. Ten scouts earned Second Class and 77 merit badges were earned along with 12 scouts swimming a measured mile.
Emerson L. Steibel and wife transfer Lot 6 in Lou-Del 3rd Adda Township to Lucius Hernandez and wife. Stella Miller and others transfer Tx Lot 3 and more in Section 30 Township 1-10 to Raymond J. Miller and wife. Raymond Rey and wife transfer part of NW quarter of SE quarter in Section 32 Township 1-10 to George Brittin and wife. Robert L. Gardner and others transfer Lot 2 and part Lot 3 of Hardy Acres to James Earl Schaller. Edwin George Henke and wife transfer Part Tax Lot 7A Section 29 Township 3-10 to Herman W. Henke and wife. John P. Schlemmer and wife transfer Lot 3 Block 3 Waterloo Heights to Delmar J. Barnes and wife.
In Nassau Bahamas Melvin Brennan Jr a Thunderball crew member reportedly wrestled a five foot long thirty two pound dolphin from the harbor to land it in his boat after a fifteen minute bare handed struggle Brennan said he would prefer conventional rod and reel for future fishing ventures while noting Bahamian waters abound with gamefish
A North Pole mosquito travels by roasting on Arctic sun warmed flowers. Nicotine exposure boosts learning in rats per Nobel prize level researchers. Latvian tests show pine needles can replace cod liver oil in chicken feed boosting growth and egg production. Job hopping linked to higher heart attack risk. Tidal power advances include projects on the Rance River in France Passamaquoddy Bay Maine and in the Soviet Union.
A timeline notes events from 1892 New Hampshire separation from Massachusetts to 1922 radio advertising start. It marks Manila’s capture in 1898 Japan’s surrender 1945 Panama Canal opening 1914 Will Rogers death 1935 Klondike gold rush 1896 Virginia Dare birth 1887 and birthdays of Baruch Wright Quezon in August.
Prefabricated steel fireplaces offer quick installation and low cost for vacation homes. They come in various designs and colors with built in chimneys, lightweight framing, and options like room dividers or ceiling hung units. They heat efficiently, are factory tested, and use steel flues for good draft.
The story notes that over a million families will camp in parks and woodlands this year. Steel products from portable stoves to air conditioning have made camping more home like. The Cortez steel camping motor vehicle won the Design in Steel Award for best automotive engineering. It features a three burner stove ovens sinks and extensive counter space.
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