Bowling Scores At Janson's Lanes Included Key Oilers
Bowling at Jasons Lanes ser 457 featured SHELL OILERS 2 R. Happy 488 D. Happy 458 E Kremmel 412 Wappel 458 Parrott 519. LEGION NO 1 Luhr 401 Klohr 460 Bivins 427 Schulmeister 508. Individual High Single R Palmer 234. Individual High Three R Palmer 556. Team High Single Busch Bavarian 893. Team High Three Landgraf Plumbers 2511.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busch Bavarian
Landgraf Plumbers
Juengling Oil
Merrimac
Schiemer Ins
Legion No. 2
Shell Oilers
Schueler Bros
Gateway Food No
Rapps Ins
Legion No
Carling
Roessler Concrete
RAPPS
Richert
G. Giffhorn
W. Giffhorn
H. Ludwig
Lekosky
K. Wenkel
Rehmer
L. Stumpf
Bergmann
A. Jahr
Schnell
Daab
R. Palmer
KAS
Heisler
Womack
K. Range
V. Range
Penock
G. Levin
J. Range
Jengling Oil
Steppig
Weisenborn
Schmieder
E. Harres
H. Steffenauer
H. Riechmann
Goldschmidt
O. Riechmann
Legion
Mites
Mueller
Carle
Schroeder
M. Janson
Thayer
C. Hankammer
Crosley
Sellers
H. Hankammer
Kettler
Crusaders Win Twice Narrowly Improve Season Record
The Immaculate Conception Crusaders push their record to 13 2 with two wins this week. On February 8 they beat St Patrick School 43 36 as Gary Haberl leads with 18 points. February 13 they defeat SS Peter and Paul 54 46 with Haberl at 24 points. The LC S Midgets lose both games with Danny Haberl and Haberl top scoring for the squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crusaders of Immaculate Conception
St. Patrick School
East St. Louis
East Siders
Gary Haberl
Jimmie Vogt
Jerry Pretto
Crusaders
Waterloo
Falcons
SS. Peter and Paul
Lc.s
Kelly
St. Patrick’s
Danny Haberl
Haberl
Creel Census Details From Illinois Lakes Survey
Fishery biologists of the Illinois Department of Conservation report creel census results from 11 state lakes surveyed in 1965. About 225,034 people fished, catching nearly 500000 fish weighing 137000 pounds. Bluegill led catches with bullheads and largemouth bass next. Argyle State Lake tallied just over one fish per hour, while Weldon Springs Lake logged the most fishing hours per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Department of Conservation
Argyle State Lake
Sam Dale
Weldon Springs
L. P. Dolan
Lincoln Trail
McLean County
Randolph County
Pierce
Siloam Springs
Spring Lake
Colchester
Weldon Springs Lake
DeWitt County
New Hopes For Weather Modification Revealed
Illinois scientists report renewed optimism in cloud seeding research after years of discouragement. William C. Ackermann of the Illinois State Water Survey cites advances in computer and lab facilities that may yield the basic knowledge needed. Long sampling periods would be required to reliably evaluate cloud seeding from surface rainfall data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
William C. Ackermann
Illinois State Water Survey
Ackermann
East Side Social Security Office Extends Hours
East St. Louis Social Security Office under Ralph Brasher will stay open Thursday evenings until 9:00 p.m. for several weeks and Saturdays 8:45 a.m. to 12:00 noon to inform residents about the 1965 Social Security Amendments and Medicare. The extension targets workers who cannot visit during normal hours and urges those 65 plus and still employed to inquire about benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
Social Security Office
Ralph Brasher
East St. Louis
Social Security
Brasher
Trees Available To Illinois Farmers
Two wildlife packets offer 500 trees and shrubs each for land not suitable for cultivation or pasture. Northern and southern varieties are available. trees must be planted for forest products or conservation, not for home shade or resale with roots attached. Order forms from county agriculture offices or state divisions in Springfield or Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Division of Forestry
State Office Building
Chicago
Department of Conservation
N. LaSalle St
SPPS Pep Club Hosts Annual Athletic Dance Event
SPPS High School reports a February 11 discotheque themed dance guided by Kath leen Kelly with art decorated gym. Awards to Mary Alice Glessner and Dorothy Janson with Tom Kish for most incomprehensible painting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Kelly
M. Stephen
Ed Hustedde
Esther Marie
Mary Alice Glessner
Dorothy Janson
Tom Kish
John Conrad
Red Cross
SPPS
Sand Jung
Pat Kelly
Mary Stephen
Mary Andrews
Precious Blood School
Lakeview High School
Decatur
Illinois
Thomas Diehl
Jackie Wittenauer
Richard Pieper
Women’s Golf Association Elects 1966 Officers
Mrs. Paul S. Koonce was elected president of the Waterloo Country Club Women’s Golf Association at the Country Club on Tuesday February 8. Mrs. William White was elected treasurer and Mrs. Howard Ludwig, secretary. A card party is set for Sunday March 6 at 2:00 p.m. at the Waterloo Country Club with prizes and dessert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul S. Koonce
Waterloo Country Club Women’s Golf Association
Country Club
William White
Howard Ludwig
Waterloo Country Club
Protect Nuts In Cold Storage To Extend Freshness
The oily composition of nuts makes them prone to rancidity when exposed to air moisture and warmth. Food specialists recommend tightly sealed containers or moisture and vapor proof wrappings in the refrigerator or freezer to preserve nutrients and extend shelf life. Whole nuts stay fresher longer than chopped or ground varieties.
Sheep Inspection In Monroe County Begins
William Stines and Perry Elsen of the U S Department of Agriculture began to inspect all sheep in Monroe County for scabies on February 14. The disease is caused by mites. affected sheep itch, lose weight and wool, and in extreme cases may die. Control involves two dippings ten to twelve days apart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stines
Perry Elsen
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Monroe County
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Peggy Mueller
Janson’s Lanes
Columbia Lanes
Steppig Truckers
Vogt’s Iga Foodliner
Kruse Chevrolet
Buettner Construction
Monroe Bldg. Supply
Luhr Bros., Inc
S & S Service Center
Durrer
E. Diehl
H. Diehl
Crowder
Jahr
Myers
Toenjes
Finnerty
Frierdich
Hemmer
VOGT
IGA
Fischer
H. Roessler
Draper
Riebeling
Buettner Const
Alspach
Ehlers
Tanke
Giffhorn
Asselmeier
Langhans
Rusteberg
Wessel
Luhr
Schaefer
Monroe
Koch
Smith
Gummersheimer
Frank
Dotzauer
Schmidt
Juengling
Osick
Greatting
Langraf
Baltz’s Tavern
New Hanover
M. C. Schwartz
Greatting’s Market Si
Shell
Budweiser
Weilbacher’s Philgas
Bachelier
Arras
Muskopf
Buettner
Einwich
Madam Williams
Bond Ave
Horn’s Bakery
South Main St
Boston
Eldo Horn
Columbia Star
N. Rapp
Columbia, Illinois
The
Conservation Dept
Oswald
Schaffer
Hick
J. Janson
L. Schumacher
Mehrtens
Rev. Biasch
Fri
C. Schwartz
Portell
N. Kempf
A. Hofstetter
R. Koch
K. Hofstetter
Weisbacher
Philgas
Koberlein
Lager
Woodcock
Harres
D. Janson
Mellvaney
J. Juengling Sr
A. Stechmesser
Baltz
Capitol Theatre
Waterloo, Illinois
Jonathan
Audrey Hepburn
Southern Illinois University
Edwardsville
SIU
Arthur C. Booker
Edwardsville National Bank and Trust Co
James Pearson
St. Andrew Episcopal Church
Russell Wigfield
United Christian Foundation
George T. Wilkins
General Fund Drive
Walter Mehl
First Presbyterian Church
James Shortal
SIU Newman Foundation
Raymond G. Cobbel
SIU Edwardsville
Spps High School
St. Louis University
Thornton Wilder
Our Town
Press Club II
St. Louis
Allen Case
Frank James
Jesse James
Chase Hotel
Kathleen
Globe
Women’s Golf Association
United States Brewers Association, Inc
Henba
Odgers
SAN Francisco Warriors
Warric Wonder
Rodgers
Eruxt
Clarion Printing Co
N. Rapp Columbia, DL
N. Main St
Columbia, ML
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