Health and Safety Tips for Skin Diving Enthusiasts
Skin diving gains thousands of recruits each summer as divers explore lakes and streams. Physicians warn diving imposes unique demands. those with respiratory or heart conditions should avoid it, and perforated eardrums rule out diving. Never dive alone, use a buddy system, and learn artificial respiration. plan dives, signals, and limits, avoid fatigue and illness, and monitor boats and depth to prevent accidents.
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Today’s Health
American Medical Association
AMA
Columbia Junior Legion Auxiliary Installs Officers
The Columbia Junior American Legion Auxiliary installed its new officers on Aug. 19. Pictured left to right are Jo Ann Sander president Kathleen Mueller vice president Mary Kay Schroeder secretary Sandra Rey treasurer Connie Rey Chaplain with Susan Crook Sgt at Arms in front. Machia Buettner historian was absent. Installing officers were Mrs.
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Columbia Junior American Legion Auxiliary
Jo- Ann Sander
Kathleen Mueller
Mary Kay Schroeder
Sandra Rey
Connie Rey
Susan Crook
Macia Buettner
Gratitude for Goodwill truck visit aids disabled in Columbia
A reader letter thanks the editor and Columbia readers for publicizing a Goodwill Industries truck pickup. The writer notes the program helps about 600 physically handicapped people daily through training, rehabilitation, and sheltered employment. He emphasizes assistance reaches spastic, paraplegic, cerebral palsied, arthritis affected, mentally retarded, and emotionally disturbed individuals arriving by crutches or wheelchairs.
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Columbia
Illinois
Goodwill Industries
Fat Steer Sale By Farm Youth At National Stock Yards
Farm boys and girls from Illinois and Missouri market about 50 000 dollars in fat steer and heifer sales at National Stock Yards on Saturday September 9. The event sponsored by St Louis Producers Livestock Marketing Association and university Extension services includes a live grading contest and county carcass entries, with auctioned uniform lots and a post lunch tour to the Gateway Arch and Busch Memorial Stadium.
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Illinois
Missouri
St. Louis
Stock Yards
Stock Yards Company
St. Louis Riverfront
Gateway Arch
Busch Memorial Stadium
City Council OKs bids and utility plans for water projects
The City Council opened water main bids on E Rueck St with Clifford W Haberl submitting 5763.63 and Carl A Landgraf 10200.00 The engineer recommended Haberl for the contract and the council approved. Officials plan bids for Columbia Ave extensions and drainage analysis on Crestview Drive. The Public Utility Committee reported on removing some utility poles after a survey with Illinois Power and Harrisonville Telephone. An ordinance levying taxes for the year ending April 30 1967 was adopted. Building permits for five new homes totaling about 90000 were noted. The meeting adjourned at 11 p.m.
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E. Rueck St
Clifford W. Haberl
Carl A. Landgraf
Alderman Landgraf
Alderman Bergman
Columbia Ave
Faust
Schneider
E. Crestview Drive
Park View Manor
Public Utility Committee
Illinois Power Company
Harrisonville Telephone Company
van Luik
Monroe County
Lepp
Urology professor's career and educational wages survey noted
The text profiles a licensed urologist practicing in Missouri and Illinois who serves as an assistant professor at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis and gives lectures nationwide. It also notes his family and mentions a Southern Illinois University survey showing wage gaps between grade school and college graduates.
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Missouri
Illinois
Washington University School of Medicine
St. Louis
Southern Illinois University
Army Private First Class Wayne A. Wilson KIA Near Long Giao
Private First Class Wayne A. Wilson 18 son of Mr and Mrs Wayne F Wilson Route 2 Columbia Ill was assigned to the 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment near Long Giao Vietnam August 5 He entered the Army in August 1966 and was stationed in Germany as a maintenance specialist in the regiment 1st Squadron
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Army
Wayne A. Wilson
Wayne F. Wilson
Columbia
Ill
11Th Armored Cavalry Regiment
Long Giao
Vietnam
Pvt. Wilson
Germany
Fed Cattle Rates Hit Eighteen Month High on Week
Livestock prices closed the week steady to higher with about 45,000 head salable. Hog top reached 21.75 per cwt while steer and heifer prices showed gains, strongest demand for heavy weights. Vealers and calves steady to down, cows and bulls mixed. SIU Carbondale notes added costs of waiting in grain elevator lines at harvest.
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St. Louis
Shelby County
Angus
Illinois State Police to Expand Force and Hire Recruits
The Illinois State Police will grow from 1100 to 1400 by July 1, 1969 with a new salary scale from 575 to 840 monthly. Recruiters will staff districts, initial screenings are Saturdays at 9 30, and 16 weeks of academy training follow with full pay. Minimums include HS diploma, height 5 9 to 6 6, age 21 to 33, good eyesight, and moral character.
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Illinois
William H. Morris
State Police Academy
Springfield
State Police Merit Board
Centennial Building
Ill
Registration dates announced for 1967 fall at Junior College
President H. J. Habernecker outlined final day registration for the fall 1967 68 term at Junior College District 522. Sophomores and freshmen with permits will select classes on September 1 and 5 at Building S East Campus. New students receive permits through the summer with a revised day student registration option.
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H. J. Habernecker
Junior College District 522
S. East
Junior College
Classified piano offers cash or low payments locally
Credit manager at 11618 Olive Street Road St. Louis MO 63141 seeks piano buyers. Ward clerks needed immediately with a training class Aug 28 to Sept 15 1967. Call Memorial Hospital 233-7750 Station 23 for information. Female registered nurses wanted for 154 bed Memorial Hospital expanding to 333 beds in Sept 1967. Immediate openings in obstetrics surgery medicine ICU and coronary unit opening this fall. Starting salary 500 dollars plus 25 dollar shift differential. Write Director of Personnel Memorial Hospital 4501 North Park Drive Belleville Illinois 62223
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Olive Street Road
St. Louis
Missouri
Call Memorial Hospital
Memorial Hospital
North Park Drive
Belleville
Tinois
Kruse Sell Home in Columbia Move to New Residence
Mr and Mrs Earl Kruse sold their 1352 N Evergreen Lane Columbia home to Mr and Mrs Donald Bauer Evansville Ill. The Kruses and their three children moved to a new home on R R 1 Columbia.
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Earl Kruse
Evergreen Lane
Columbia
Donald Bauer
Evansville
Ill
Kruse
R.R. 1
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Lee Carol Dance Studio
Columbia, Ill
Columbia Junior Legion Auxiliary
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Columbia American Legion Auxiliary
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Joan Craok
Yours
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Waukegan
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John C. Frye
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Department of Registration and Education
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Fred G. Rapp & Son, Inc
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