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Columbia Star

Location

Columbia, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1967

Page

6

Wheat variety plots show low yields from mosaic disease

The 1967 soft wheat test plots yielded an average of 10 bushels per acre across six varieties. Monon and Knox gave higher results at 12 and 19 bushels, while Vermillion, Stadler, Riley, Benhur, and Knox varied with test weights ranging 43 to 56 pounds. The outbreak originated from the south side of the field, affecting early varieties. Monon’s 10 acre plot yielded 30 bushels per acre overall.

Stadler Riley Benhur Knox Ray & Robert Ripplemeyer Valmeyer Ripplemeyers Extension Service Agronomy University of Illinois

Keep Children Away From Farm Machinery

Parents must prevent accidents by teaching children about farm risks and the proper use of machinery. Children are not at fault. the responsibility lies with guardians to supervise and educate to reduce injuries.

Columbia Edged By Waterloo In 1-0 Softball Game

Columbia dropped its second league game of the season to Waterloo 1-0 on Sunday. Dennis Lutz delivered the only run with a sixth inning double after Lonnie Fults drew a walk. Waterloo pitcher John Hankammer went the distance, while Columbia’s Roessler started and Rehg finished after an arm issue. Columbia had four hits and two errors. Stechmesser had two hits for Columbia. Next Sunday’s All Star game at St Libory means no games.

Columbia Waterloo Lonnie Fults Dennis Lutz Bob Roessler Roger Rehg Butch Hebel John Hankammer

Freeburg and Cahokia Sweep Two League Games

The Columbia Satellites were defeated by Freeburg 5-2 on Thursday and Cahokia 8-5 on Sunday. Ricketts hit a three run homer for Freeburg in the first inning, Schmidt led Columbia with three of six hits, while Cahokia answered with three runs in each of the first and third innings and two in the seventh. Jay Parker and Carl Landgraf pitched for Columbia and Boland started for Cahokia.

Columbia Satellites Freeburg Cahokia Ricketts Columbia Neil Kuehner Ken Schmidt Schmidt

Hankammer Signs With White Sox Prospect Hurler Joins Farm Club

Hankammer John Hankammer a ce hurler from the Gibault Hawks signed with the Chicago White Sox organization and will report to the Sarasota Florida farm club immediately. The bonus was not disclosed but is expected to be substantial after bids from several major league clubs. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Hankammer and a 1967 Gibault High School basketball star.

John Hankammer Gibault Hawks Chicago White Sox Sarasota Florida Hankammer Raymond Hankammer Gibault High School

Belleclair Speedway Hosts Second Midget Auto Program

The St. Louis Auto Racing Association presents a Monday night July 3 program at Belleclair Fairgrounds Speedway Belleville. Time trials at 7 30 p m with racing at 8 30 p m feature a 25 lap main, heat races and trophy dashes. Previous winners Lane Howard House Walters and Chuck Taylor from East Alton are entered along with several Illinois drivers.

Belleclair Fairgrounds Speedway Belleville Chuck Taylor East Alton St. Louis Auto Racing Association

Golf League Results Tuesday and Thursday Standings

Tuesday results show Jahr 134 over Austin 150 Kruse 143 over Gallen 149 Woodward 144 over Schmitt 148. Evening honors list Jahr 134 as team net, Woodward low gross 39, Jan son low net 32. Team standings rank Schmitt and Woodward 10, Jahr and Kruse 8, Austin 6, Gallen 0. Thursday results Ghent 140 over Trojahn 157 Gericke 139 over Koblitz 140 Stoeppler 135 over White 143. Sinn low gross 39, Ghent low net 29. Dressel 11, Gericke 10, Stoeppler 10, Ludwig 9, Koblitz 8, White 8, Ghent 6, Trojohn 0.

Jahr Austin Kruse Gallen Woodward Schmitt E. Janson Ghent Trojahn Gericke Koblitz Stoeppler White Ludwig Dressel Sinn Ed Ghent Trojohn

Study Shows Results And Support For C OE Programs

A nationwide study by Daniel Yankelovich, Inc. finds nine localities show Office of Economic Opportunity community action programs yielding significant changes for participants and broad leader support. Majorities credit tangible benefits and improved prospects while leaders anticipate continued backing as programs age.

Office of Economic Opportunity Daniel Yankelovich, Inc CAA Community Action Agency

Community Action Programs Rated by Local Leaders in Study

A study of thirteen Community Action Agencies across urban and rural areas finds Head Start and neighborhood centers as highly successful, while job training and medical care show limited success. Leaders note improvements in services, housing code enforcement, and use of the poor as sub professionals, with participants tending to larger families and higher per capita costs.

OEO Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Cincinnati Ohio Miami Florida Hartford Connecticut Cedar Rapids Iowa Salt Lake City Utah Tulare County California Arkansas Arvae, Inc CAA Tennessee Tennessee Elk River Development Agency

Frozen Foods Quality Tied to Stable Subzero Temps

Frozen foods must stay at or below zero degrees to preserve quality and nutrition. Fluctuating or rising temperatures degrade texture and value, risking spoilage and reduced food integrity.

Teaching farm machinery safety to children

Parents should explain the dangers of farm equipment to kids and read about injuries to raise awareness. Be firm about restricting rides on tractors to prevent injuries, even if children may be disappointed. Safety now protects them for later help.

Obituary of Wil son nee McMullin June 14 in Belleville

William Wil son born December 5 1872 Union City Tennessee dies June 14 at Memorial Hospital Belleville after two weeks as a patient. Survived by three daughters Dora Badger Mabel Crawford Mary Frances Andrews and two sons Myria and Leonard in Detroit. Forty two grandchildren and 34 great grandchildren. Remains in state at Quernheim Funeral Home moved to Barrett Funeral Home Hickman Kentucky. Funeral at W Hickman Baptist Church officiated by Rev S Tripplette. Burial at Brownville Cemetery Hickman Kentucky.

Nee McMullin Memorial Hospital Belleville Union City Tenn Charles A Helen (Nee Patterson) Wilson Monroe County Oliver Dora) Badger Sr Waterloo Grover Mabel) Crawford Columbia Delbert Mary Frances) Andrews Memphis Myria S Leonard C Detroit Quernheim Funeral Home Barrett Funeral Home Hickman Kentucky W. Hickman Baptist Church Rev. S Tripplette Brownville Cemetery

Bible Class Dinner Meeting At St. Paul UCC

Twenty eight members of the Fidesta Bible Class attended the dinner meeting at St. Paul United Church of Christ. Pastor Rev. Dr. G. A. Friz and Mrs. Friz and student pastor Bill Groenaert were also in attendance.

Fidesta Bible St. Paul

Air Force Announces New Prior Service Enlistment Program

The Air Force unveils a program allowing prior service personnel from any branch to reenlist for a technical school starting July 1. Recruits will be told their chosen school, expected grade, and base assignment before signing. A total of 38 technical schools are available. Information from TSgt Tom Gerstenecker at 1602 West Main Street, Belleville, or AD 5-2760.

Air Force Tom Gerstenecker West Main Street Belleville Tom W. Gerstenecker Tsgt USAF

Summer Reading Program at Library

The Colum bia Public Library runs its 1967 Summer Reading Program with about 85 members. Open to fourth through eighth graders, the theme Read And Be A Bookworm requires five read books and a written report. Reports are judged by a Reading Committee, with awards by grade level at program end in July.

Columbia Public Library Library Board

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