Wednesday Night Women's League Standings and Scores
Buettner Construction leads with 219 pins as teams compete at Columbia Lanes. S & S Service Center list 2 players with top scores Osick 468 Landgraf 426 Eckert 514 Schmidt 347 Juengling 377. Kruse Chevrolet appears with Dunn and Diehl’s Flower Shop finishes 92 S & S Service Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Mueller
Merrimac
Schueler Bros
Busch Bavarian
Gateway No
Juengling Oil
Kas
Schiemer Ins
Legion No
Rapps Ins
Landgraf Plumbers
Roessler
Carling
Shell Oilers
G. Stechmesser
Conrad
Asselmeier
Eckert
Weston
Gummersheimer
Schnell
Daab
Palmer
Shemonia
Schaefer
H. Riechmann
Rusteberg
Aug. Goldschmidt
O. Riechmann
A. Lekosky
Ratajczyk
K. Wenkel
Rehmer
Steppig
Juengling
Weisenborn
E. Harres
H. Steffenauer
Kettler
G. Roessler
Habermehl
B. Roessler
O. Roessler
Richert
G. Giffhorn
Blank
Ludwig
Leonard
K. Range
J. Range
Pennock
G. Levin
B. Levin
D. Janson
J. Landgraf
Kuehner
Gateway
Heisler
Stelmach
Jordan
Carr
R. Happy
H. Stumpf
L. Janson
E. Mathews
Ind
Don
Thurman
Diehl
Eschmann
Fesser
Kruse Chev
Alspach
Tanke
Doettling
Giffhorn
Luhr Bros., Inc
Riechmann
Langhans
Wessel
Luhr
Columbia Lanes
Horn
Myers
Hemmer
Janson
Frierdich
Diehl’s Flower Shop
Foster
Miller
Schneider
Stechmesser
L. Vogt
Monroe Bldg. Supply
Frank
Koch
Mattingly
S. Roessler
Vogt
IGA Foodliner
Fischer
Bivins
H. Roessler
Christopher
M. Vogt
Buettner Construction
S & S Service Center
Luhr Bros. Inc
Vogt’s Iga Foodliner
Kruse Chevrolet Ttn Ad Diehl’s Flower Shop
Osick
Landgraf
Schmidt
Buettner Const
Dun
Pheasant Population Increases in Illinois
Illinois biologists estimate a 10 percent rise in cock pheasants on a 36 square mile study area in Ford and McLean Counties. Hunters should report tagged birds to Pheasant Research, Illinois Natural History Survey, Urbana, with date and location of harvest. Season runs Nov 11 to Dec 11 with a daily bag limit of two cocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Illinois Natural History Survey
Illinois Department of Conservation
Ford
McClean
Urbana
Mon-Clair Banquet Set for Belleville Dinner Event
The Mon-Clair Baseball League banquet will be at 7 p.m. Saturday, November 26, at the Bel-Air Restaurant in Belleville. Ted Savage of the St. Louis Cardinals will speak. Awards go to Waterloo and Belleville as district champions, Belleville as season champion, Columbia as second place playoff winner, and Belleville receives the traveling trophy. All All-Star players will get mementoes. Contact the team manager to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mon-Clair Baseball League
Bel-Air
N. Belt
West
Belleville
Ted Savage
St. Louis Baseball Cardinals
Waterloo
Columbia
Students Attend Kaskaskia District Convention at Alton
Columbia High School is represented by Geoge Horsley Dave Riebeling Jim Habermehl Mike Harres Steve Harres Judy Purcell Sandy Jahr Renni Edwards Donna Schmidt Bernice Bess and Wayne Challa combe. The annual convention gathers about 60 district schools to discuss council activities under the theme Follow Your Leaders. Officers elected include Bill Thomas president Ernie Schwen Demann vice president Barbara Boyne secretary and Vicki Maney treasurer. The 1967 convention will be held at Belleville East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia High School
Kaskaskia
Alton
Geoge Horsley
Dave Riebeling
Jim Habermehl
Mike Harres
Steve Harres
Judy Purcell
Sandy Jahr
Renni Edwards
Donna Schmidt
Bernice Bess
Wayne Challacombe
Bill Thomas
Ernie Schwendemann
Granite City
Barbara Boyne
East S. Louis
Vicki Maney
Belleville
Belleville East
Gibault High School Youth Week Honors and Activities
Gibault High School celebrated Youth Appreciation Week with students Thomas Smith Michael Whelan Barbara Kutterer and Sharon De Bourge among honorees. Sister Mary Stephen and Sister Mary Albert attended as guests. Pep Club membership reached ninety nine percent and opening game boosters will wear red and white pins and shakers. First honors went to a large list of students including Tom Diehl Cheryl Doerr Susan May and Michael Whelan. Second honors were awarded to Barbara Hick Dorothy Janson Linda Kreher Gerald Mueller Mark Raeber Cheryl Dieckmann Denise Paisley Barbara Kutterer Harriet Zipfel. Fourteen Student Council members plus moderator Sister Helen Marie attended the Kaskaskia District Convention in Alton with Dave Arns running for Vice President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibault High School
Thomas Smith
Michael Whelan
Barbara Kutterer
Sharon DeBourge
Gibault
Mary Stephen
Mary Albert
Tom Diehl
Cheryl Doerr
Susan May
Richard Pieper
Jackie Wittenauer
Kurt Haberl
Kevin Kelly
Jane Knoke
Bob Pape
Susan Vogt
Mary Jane Dougherty
Joan Goessling
Jane Hankammer
Jean Janson
Linda Serafini
Linda Toenjes
Barabara Hick
Dorothy Janson
Linda Kreher
Gerald Mueller
Mark Raeber
Cheyl Dieckmann
Denise Paisley
Harriet Zipfel
Helen Marie
Kaskaskia
Alton
Dave Arns
Khoury League Dinner Announces 31st Officers
George Khoury names new officers for the 31st Khoury League Dinner Dance to be held February 12 1967 in the Khorassan Room Chase Park Plaza Hotel Will Grisham Tom Taylor Earl Gates Charles Guilford Eugene Slay to chair and program duties Proceeds from the 10 plate dinner go to the Khoury League building fund Tickets available by mail to Khoury League Headquarters 3220 Park Avenue St Louis MO 63104 or by calling Mohawk 44141
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Khoury
Khoury Leagues
Khorassan
Chase Park Plaza Hotel
Will Grisham
Manhattan Coffee Co
Tom Taylor
7-Up Bottling Co
CoChairman
Earl Gates
Serveo Equipment Co
Charles Guilford
Supreme Life Insurance Co
Eugene Slay
Slay Transportation Co
Bee- Line Trucking Co
Khoury League
Park Avenue
St. Louis
Mohawk
Arthur Lehr Stationed at Fort Leonard Wood
Arthur F. Lehr, son of Frank A. Lehr, entered the Army on October 24, 1966 and is now stationed at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri. His address is Pvt. Arthur F. Lehr, Co. A, 4th Bn, 3rd Bde, 3d plt., Fort Leonard Wood MO 65473.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur F. Lehr
Frank A. Lehr
Fort Leonard Wood
Co. A
Bet
Yearbook Pictures Taken in Kaskaskia District Today
Individual and group pictures were taken for the yearbook in the Kaskaskia District today Thursday November 17.
Marine Pfc Jack Toenjes on 10 day furlough home
Marine Pfc Jack L Toenjes spends a 10 day furlough with his parents at 821 North Main Street. Stationed at New River North Carolina his unit awaits reassignment to an unknown destination. He sports a fractured collarbone from a football game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Pfc
Jack L. Toenjes
Arthur Toenjes
N. Main St
New River
North Carolina
Jack
Seaman Kingston Receives Vietnam Service Medal
Ronald Kingston USN son of Mr and Mrs Melvin Kingston Route Three Waterloo Illinois received the Vietnam Service Medal and National Defense Medal for service aboard the USS Chase County with the Seventh Fleet in the Western Pacific. The ship homeported at Little Creek Virginia has patrolled off Vietnam since February 1966 with calls at Japan Taiwan and the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald §. _ Kingston
Usn
Melvin E. Kingston
Route Three
Waterloo
Illinois
Chase County
Seventh Fleet
Western
Pacific
Little Creek
Vietnam
Japan
Taiwan
Philippines
Local Army Air Force and Army Reservists Named in Service Notices
Doctor Captain Stanley W. Prost of Belleville Illinois has completed USAF officer orientation at Sheppard AFB Texas and will serve with Robins AFB Georgia under Continental Air Command. Army Private James L. Kossina of Columbia Missouri completed combat engineer training at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri. Army Private First Class Jerry G Badger of Waterloo Iowa serves in the 9th Artillery unit in Vietnam with Headquarters Battery. he is married to Angla Badger of Bath South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley W. Prost
Bernard H. Manning
Windhell Court
Belleville, Ill
U.S. Air Force Medical Service
Sheppard Afb
Texas
Robins Afb
Continental Air Command
Dr. Prost
St. Louis College of Pharmacy
St. Louis University
Nelda
Alma Bacon
State St
Cupe
Illinois
Army
James L. Kossina
Ervin O. Kossina
N. Briegel, Columbia
Fort Leonard Wood
Jerry G. Badger
Oliver B. Badger
Lemen St., Waterloo
9Th Artillery
Vietnam
Stamp collecting offers vast latitude for semi specialized hobbyists
Mary Whitman highlights philately as a flexible hobby since 1840 with over 200000 stamp types worldwide and many varieties. Semi specialized collecting curates one stamp from each series, a method praised by Ervin J. Felix of Whitman Publishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ervin J. Felix
Whitman Publishing Company
Racine
Wisconsin
Great Britain
Queen Victoria
Queen Elizabeth
Felix
Orient
Portugal
Spain
France
Netherlands
Australasia
Scandinavia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Greatting
Falstaff
Baltz’s Tavern
Budweiser
Shell
Ee. Weisbacher
Philgas
New Hanover
Buettner
Bachelier
H. Buettner
Arras
C. J. Landgraf
Einwich
D. McMullan
Hick
J. Janson
Oswald
Weisbacher
Mueller
L. Sager
Koberlein
R. Rey
Woodcock
Capitol Theatre
Waterloo, Illinois
Walt Disney
Hayley Mills
Dear Jones
Rodgy McDowal
Cat
Columbia Lions Club
Schiemer
INS
First National Bank
Monroe National Bank
Puckett Motor CO
Kruse Chevrolet CO
Columbia Motors, Inc
Columbia Star
N. Rapp
Columbia, Clinois
The
Mon-Clair
Mark Belanger
St. Petersburg
Florida
Central States
Pat Brown
Tortoise
Springfield
Cape Kennedy
Portland
Ore
Omark Industries, Inc
Minnesota
Fran Tarkenton
49Ers
Ed Beard
Sainee Taney i
Mascoutah
Livingston
Arthur Lehr
Fred G. Rapp & Son, Inc
General Insurance Agency
South Central
Illinois Department
Clarion Printing Co
Columbia, DL
Usaf Medical Service
Pvt
Badger
Artillery
Ft. Irwin
Calif
Angla
Bath, S.C
Mary Whitman
Raiders
Columbia, Illinois
Savings Insurance
Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corporation
Building & Loan
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