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Columbia Star

Location

Columbia, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1966

Page

6

Positions Open With Bureau Of Prisons

The United States Civil Service Commission announces an examination for Supervisory Trades and Crafts in the Federal Bureau of Prisons. Jobs include Auto Mechanic Carpenter Electrician Machinist Painter Plumber Sheet Metal Worker Welder with entry rates from 3.15 to 4.75 per hour, serving in federal penal and correctional institutions and DC Department of Corrections. Applicants must show ability to act as Foreman in shops with vocational training program responsibilities and work independently under unusual conditions.

United States Civil Service Commission Eral Penal and Correctional Institutions Bureau of Prisons Department of Corrections District of Columbia

Columbia Girl Scouts Attend Summer Camp

Over 300 girls will attend the River Bluffs Girl Scout Camp at Pere Marquette State Park for three twelve day sessions from June 19 to July 29. Local attendees include Phyllis Crowder and Joan L. Weiner, with camp director Mrs. Rose Crysler describing two special units adding depth to the program.

River Bluffs Pere Marquette State Park Phyllis Crowder Joan L. Weiner Rose Crysler Viking Ouatoga Illinois Prairie Girl Scout Camp Jacksonville Crysler

Family Pot Luck and Beef Flank Recipes

A reader shares menu ideas for a family pot luck featuring beef flank braised with varied cooking liquids. Suggestions include serving poached or chopped eggs with greens, and using eggs as hors d oeuvres. Also includes a wood care tip for dry salad bowls and a cheese enriched Chicken a la King variation.

Columbia Defeats O'Fallon 2-0 Behind Two Pitchers

Jim Kremmel and Bob Roessler combined for a two run win over O'Fallon as Columbia spoiled the visitors first loss. Rehg led Columbia with a homer a double and a single. Ten strikeouts by Tedesco were charged to the loser. Other scores included Waterloo 9 Lebanon 4 Millstadt 5 East St. Louis 3 Belleville 8 Fults 6 St Libory 14 Dupo 1.

Columbia O'Fallon Jim Kremmel Bob Roessler Kremmel Roessler Tedesco Mon-Clair Waterloo East St. Louis Fults Valmeyer Dupo Greater County Se O'Fallon Millstadt Belleville St. Libory Tilden Lebanon Waterloo Falls

Mees Given Suspended Sentence in Columbia Court

Sylvester Mees of Columbia received a six month suspended sentence to the state penitentiary at Vandalia and one year probation on the battery charge. He was fined 25 dollars plus 30 dollars costs on the disorderly conduct charge. The sentence was handed down by Magistrate Joseph Cunningham on Monday.

Sylvester Mees Columbia Joseph Cunningham Mees Vandalia

Local Soldier promoted to Specialist in Germany

Bobby J. Coonce 18 son of Mr and Mrs Joseph E Coonce of East Carondelet Illinois promoted to specialist on May 28 while serving in Germany with the 4th Armored Division. He is a battalion maintenance mechanic in Headquarters Company 2d Battalion 51st Infantry near Illesheim. Coonce joined the Army in December 1964 trained at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri and arrived overseas last July. He attended Dupo High School.

Bobby J. Coonce Joseph E. Coonce Sixth St Box 73 East Carondelet Ill Germany 4Th Armored Division Coonce 51St Infantry Illesheim Fort Leonard Wood Dupo High School

Radar Sq Transfer Moves A2C Paul Killy to Alemaden AFS

A2C Paul M. Killy, who trained at a Keesler AFB technical school, is transferred to Radar Squadron Alemaden AFS California. He has visited his parents recently with Mrs Killy traveling by jet and visiting relatives in Sunland and Fresno before returning home.

Paul Killy Alemaden Calif Paul M. Killy Keesler Afb Miss Alemaden Afs Wm. Killy California Paul Rudy Fischer Sunland George Roessler Fresno Killy

Veterans Auxiliary Meeting Plans July Events in Waterloo

Monroe County Veterans of World War I Barracks No 1342 Auxiliary held its June meeting at the American Legion Home in Waterloo with twenty members present. Adele Riechmann announced a buffet luncheon for thirty five members and veterans and a Playhouse Party on Radio KSD at 12 15 p m Friday July 29.

Monroe County Auxiliary America Legion Waterloo Adele Riechmann Pevely Dairy Co KSD Ksd At 12:15 P. m. Friday, July 29. Commander and Mrs. Schneider Elmer Joseph Department

Plead Not Guilty To Indictments In Circuit Court

William C. Haynes Michael P. Haynes and Philip Randal Loos pleaded not guilty Monday morning in Circuit Court to Grand Jury indictments for burglary theft and damage to property. Michael Haynes and Philip Loos faced nine indictments each while William Haynes was named in eight.

William C. Haynes Michael P. Haynes Philip Randal Loos Michael Haynes Philip Loos William Haynes

Attorneys Named for Missouri-Illinois Bridge Project

Floyd E Crowder state attorney for Monroe County was appointed by the Missouri-Illinois Bridge Commission to handle legal work for the Harrisonville to Herculaneum bridge Other attorneys named were Dearing Richeson Weier and Roberts of Hillsboro The project cost is estimated at 11000000 dollars

Floyd E. Crowder Monroe County Missouri-Illinois Bridge Commission Harrisonville Herculaneum Dearing

Extra Purse Added For Figure 8 Race At Belle Clair

A 10 event stock car program at Belle Clair Fairgrounds Speedway in Belleville features a $200 added purse for the Figure 8 race. Time trials start at 7 30 p m with the first race at 8 30 p m on the full fifth mile track. The program includes two 12 lap heats a 10 lap handicap for the six fastest qualifiers an 18 lap semi final and 25 lap feature for A modified cars plus two 12 lap heats a 15 lap consolation dog race and 25 lap feature for hobby cars. Charlie Staub of Fairmont City won last week's hobby feature and heat race. Don Workman of St Louis was a double winner in an A car heat race and the handicap. Willie Johnson of Woodson Terrace Mo won the feature with Ray Eby and Don Gramm also placing. Eby won a heat race and Gramm the semifinal.

Belleclair Fairgrounds Speedway Belleville Belleclair Charlie Staub Fairmont City Don Workman St. Louis Willie Johnson Woodson Terrace Ray Eby Don Gramm Eby Gramm

Collapsible furniture and space saving home ideas

An Army manager notes that cottons treated with light starch resist soil and wash clean easily. A baking soda method cleans plastic dinnerware without scratching. Designers propose a plastic collapsible table. Compact bathrooms can fit under stairs or in tight spaces.

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Special Admission Price For Clubs At 1966 Illinois State Fair

Franklin Rust announced a special gate admission at the Illinois State Fair for clubs and groups. Adults pay 10 cents from 6 am to 10 am while children under 12 enter free. Courtesy tickets are sold in blocks of 100 for $10 and orders must be placed in the Space Rental Office by Friday Aug 5.

Franklin Rust State Fair Advisory Board

Driver license revoked for drag racing in Waterloo

George R. Harsey of R R 3 Waterloo had his driving license revoked this week after a drag racing finding. Secretary of State Paul Powell announced the action.

George R. Harsey Waterloo Paul Powell

No Hunting Signs For Sale At Clarion Office

The Clarion office in Columbia advertises hunting and trespassing signs for sale. Customers may acquire warning signage directly from the local office.

Clarion

Binder process shown by Herbert L. Mueller in wheat field

Like all mechanical equipment the binder did not always tie the bundles of wheat securely and when the shocker followed up to shock the wheat they had to tie the bundles by hand. Herbert L. Mueller is showing how this was done in the above picture.

Herbert L. Mueller

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Monroe National Bank Illinois Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Columbia Girl Scouts Helen Board of United States Civil Service Examiners United State Penitentiary Leavenworth Kansas Columbia Downs Tilden Millstadt Libory Lebanon Draws Veterans of W. E. Stanhope R.R Marvin Pearce Mr. Pearce Fullerton Ithaca New York Jay Pearce Cornell University Bridge Group Lovely Arlene Shaw Brooklyn N. Y Palisades Amusement Park N. J Leo Henke Mens Josten Capitol Theatre Waterloo, Illinois Walt Disney Dorothy McGuire Fess Parker Brite Bart “Vigg George Hamilton Micon Turner Hall All Chamber of Com Merce and Strassenfest Strassenfest Committee Strassenfest St. Louis Cardinals Chicago Cubs THE Columbia Chamber of Commerce and Columbia Gymnastic Association
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