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Newspaper
Columbia Star
Location
Columbia, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1965
Page
3
Core runtime recall notes Corey Drap and hon eywell receptionist discuss a campaign by 48 000 Honeywell employees to put themselves in customers shoes and better serve clients.
The 1964 wool payment program year ended December 31 1964 per Quintin L Andres Monroe ASC Committee. If you sold shorn wool or unshorn lambs in 1964 and have not applied for payment, file your sales slips at the ASCS county office Wa terloo Illinois before January 30 1965.
Thirteen Cadette girls earned their Sports Badge after ten two hour sessions at the Belleville Y M C A led by Stan Byers. The course covered bowling history, equipment care, health and safety with a final tournament and badge awards.
Petty Officer Herman Wilde and his wife celebrated the baptism of their infant daughter Lucy Lee at the Evangelical and Reformed Church with sponsors Miss Patsey June Wilde Miss Evelyn Ludwig and Mr and Mrs C Mundy. Wilde left for duty after a brief leave.
The Friends of the Library held a January 11 meeting at the Columbia Public Library electing new officers. Plans include a Book Fair and Art Show at the Strassenfest in July and funding library furniture for the circulation desk.
Six 4-H youths from the Land of Lincoln won national awards at the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago. Each received a $500 college scholarship from sponsors including Firestone, DuPont, Allis-Chalmers, Montgomery Ward, American Oil Foundation, and Wilson & Co. The students were Allan Watson, Ted Steiskal, Carole Johnson, David Hawkinson, Rodney Roberts, and Richard Baker.
Public speaking talent earned two college students 1964 Illinois 4-H honors. Donna Earnest age 21 of Newton a senior elementary major at Eastern Illinois University spoke on hypnosis and received a chest of silver from Pure Oil. Charles Hammond age 18 of Compton an agricultural engineering freshman earned a wrist watch.
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