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Newspaper

Columbia Star

Location

Columbia, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1966

Page

6

Social Security Q A Series Answered by SSA Official

A field rep explains wife benefits require a child under 18 or disabled, student dependents under 22 may qualify, and rules on earnings limits. It covers disability eligibility after retirement and how long benefits last, plus how dependents including spouses and students can receive benefits and when Medicare starts.

Southern Illinois University

Deer Hunting Opened In Eight Counties

The Illinois Department of Conservation announced dates for the 1966 deer hunting season as November 18 19 20 and December 9 10 11. Eight more counties Grundy Kendall Christian Montgomery Bond Madison St. Clair and Wayne will open to shotgun hunting with permits issued to non landowners beginning June 27. Applications postmarked before June 25 will be returned. All permits cost 5 except free landowner permits. Mail applications to Deer Permit Office Room 106 State Office Building Springfield Illinois.

Illinois Department of Conservation Grundy Kendall Christian Montgomery Bond Madison St. Clair Wayne Deer State Office Building Springfield Ill

Strassenfest Preview Draws Belleville Leaders and Lions

Arthur P. Wink president of the Chamber of Commerce and Strassenfest chair man Herbert Schueler promotion manager L A Weisbacher Jr and Everett Schoening led a Strassenfest Preview on May 17 at Fischer's Restaurant Belleville. About 20 Columbia Lions and guests attended as the Belleville Lions Club hosted with German music by the Lions and singing led by Eberhard Gross.

Arthur P. Wink Chamber of Commerce Herbert Schueler Strassenfest L. A. Weisbacher Jr Everett Schoening Columbia Lions Strassen Fischer’s Belleville Belleville Lions Club Lions Eberhard Gross

Notable June Events Through History Scrapbook

Timeline of events from June dates including Wally Simpson wedding to the Duke of Windsor on June 3 1937. German bombing of Paris on June 3 1940. Kaiser Wilhelm II dies in exile June 4 1941. Allied entry into Rome June 4 1944. Franklin kite experiment June 5 1752? and other items. D Day June 6 1944. YMCA convention June 7 1854. GI Bill June 8 1944. Early elevated railroad debut June 9 1883.

Wally Simpson Duke of Windsor Paris Kaiser Wilhelm Doorn Holland Rome Benjamin Franklin Roosevelt France Normandy Buffalo N.Y U.S

Stock Car Racing at Belleclair Friday Eve

Belleclair Speedway in Belleville presents a nine event program with time trials at 7 30 p m and the first race at 8 30 p m The card includes two 12 lap heats a 10 lap handicap an 18 lap semifinal and 25 lap feature for A modified cars plus two 12 lap heats a 15 lap hobby race and 25 lap feature The defending champion Don Klein of Ste Genevieve MO won last week ahead of Kenny Shrum and Carl Springer Ray Eby won a heat race Willie Johnston took the semifinal Joe Borgezzi of St Louis won the hobby feature

Belleclair Speedway Belleville Don Klein Ste. Genevieve Kenny Shrum Shrum Carl Springer Ray Eby Willie Johnston Joe Borgezzi St. Louis

Satellites Sweep With Wins Over Obear Nester and Monsanto

The Satellites posted three wins in a week. They beat Obear Nester Glass 10-1 as Carl Landgraf slugged a grand slam and Don Frazier earned the win. In a Monsanto doubleheader they won 15-6 and 4-3 with key hits from Arnold Stechmesser, Dean Schorr and Neil Kuehner. They next play at Belleville on Thursday, host Monsanto on Saturday June 4, and host Ruma on Tuesday June 7.

Obear Nester Glass East St. Louis Carl Landgraf Don Frazier Satellites Queeny Plant Monsanto St. Louis Cap Arnold Stechmesser RBI Dean Schorr Don Frazzier Mick Steffenauer Neil Kuehner Belleville Monsanto Chemical Legion Diamond Ruma

Kremmel Pitches Five Hitter as Columbia Wins

Jim Kremmel tossed a five hitter to lift the Columbia Le gionnaires to a 15-6 victory over East St. Louis. Columbia built a 13 hit attack aided by nine East St. Louis errors to move to 2-2 on the season. Dom Aiello had three hits including a home run, Roger Rehg added three singles, and Arnie Stech Messer hit two triples accounting for eight safeties. Other games saw O'Fallon 3 St. Libory, Belleville 9 Tilden, Millstadt 13 O'Fallon, Fults 12 Valmeyer, and Waterloo 16 Dupo.

Jim Kremmel Columbia Legionnaires East St. Louis Legion Diamond Columbia Dom Aiello Roger Rehg Arnie Stechmesser O’fallon St. Libory Belleville Tilden Millstadt Fults Valmeyer Waterloo Dupo

Monroe County N.F.C. meeting set for June 6 at Wetzler's Hall

The Monroe County N F C schedules a meeting for Monday June 6 at Wetzler's Hall in Macystown starting at 9:00 PM. The notice calls members to attend and discuss local matters.

Monroe County N.F.C Wetzler’s Hall Macystown

Education workforce numbers rise in U.S. schools

More than 55 million Americans work full time inside the nation's education system as students teachers or administrators. About 180000 additional people serve education as trustees of schools state boards or colleges, per U S Office of Education and National Education Association estimates.

Boards of Education U. S. Office of Education National Education Association

Service Notes Highlight Marine and Army Training Milestones

Marine Private Gene Garris completed the Field Message Center course at Camp Pendleton Calif teaching installation operation and maintenance of field wire systems and familiarization with communications equipment. Marine Lance Corporal Dennis C Toenjes finished a 12 day training cycle at Camp Pendleton focusing on small unit tactics scouting patrolling land navigation and combat infantry skills. Army Private Vernon L Ostertag fired expert with the M 14 rifle near completion of basic combat training at Fort Riley Kansas. Private Garry D Weston completed the Army Infantry School three week airborne course at Fort Benning Georgia earning parachutist qualification with five jumps from a C 130. Marine Private First Class Jerome R Hinrichs completed additional Marine training at Camp Pendleton emphasizing small unit tactics.

Gene _ Garris Irene J. Garris Lee St Columbia Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton Calif Dennis C. Toenjes Robert A. Toenjes N. Main St Marine Corps Army Vernon L. Ostertag John Ostertag Route 1 East Carondelet Cupo Fort Riley Kan Garry D. Weston Edith M. Weston Box 98 Ill Army Infantry School Fort Benning Weston Fort Polk Crescenta Valley High School la Crescenta Wellman Ford Company Tujunga Jerome R. Hinrichs Gottlieb HN. Hinrichs Steining St Waterloo

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Sebastian J. Valle Social Security Administration Social Security c/o Clarion N. Rapp Ave Columbia, Ill Schiemer Insurance Agency, Inc General Insurance South Main St Illinois Schiemer Insurance Turner Hall Columbia, Illinois al Ross Orch Stan Nelson Orch St. Paul's Lutheran Church Columbia Volunteer Fire Company Virgil Crook Orch Columbia Gymnastic Association P. O Yesteryears Belleclair Obear Nester Edoard G. Larmon O. and Mee Roy Edward Coughton Clarion Proy. Co Kremmel Monclair Lebanon O'Fallon Dupo Tilden Valmeyer St. Libory Mon-Clair Walmeyer Fults Greater County Charmer Audrey Lane New York Martin P. Eanis Adams Optometrist N. High St Capitol Theatre Waterloo, Illinois Fabian Tehinter Suelley Fabar Coc Charlton Heston Richard Boone Columbia Star N. Rapp The Charley Dressen Dressen FA Fey Peteran RMA L Fei Tekki Wald Dape Community High School Belleclair Speedway Junction Ilinois
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