Bowling Scores From MEN MONDAY NIGHT HANDICAP LEAGUE
Standings show Buettner Construction leading with 19 wins, 13 losses, followed by Greatting s Market Falstaff Budweiser and Baltz s Tavern. Individual results list high scores across teams including Mehrtens 232 and Janson 580, with Team High Single by New Hanover 854 and Team High Three by Buettner Coast 2438.
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Buettner Construction
Greatting’s Market
Falstaff
Budweiser
Baltz's Tavern
New Hanover
Weilbacher’s Philgas
Neighborhood Shell
Mcellvaney
J. Juengling Sr
L. Jansoson
J. Patrick
R. Baltz
R. Mathews
G. Mathews
Riebeling
Buettner Const
Bachelier
H. Buettner
Arras
E. Buettner
D. McMullan
J. Janson
D. Janson
Oswald
L. Schumacher
Luhr
O. Rey Sr
Rehmer
Mehrtens
Friz
Weisbacher
Philgas
Mueller
Koberlein
Stumpf
R. Rey
Woodcock
Ind
Buettner
How To Housebreak A Retired Husband Policy Sheet
A playful 36 page booklet advertises a tongue in cheek program for wives to guide retired husbands through housework. It presents a humorous set of daily rules and behaviors for both spouses and invites readers to send 50 cents for the booklet at a New York address.
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Dept. Csps
Grand Central Station
New York
Gibault Hawks Open 1966-67 With Loss to Mascoutah
Gibault High School opened its season Friday, losing to Mascoutah 68 to 57 as John Teal led all scorers with 24 points. The Hawks then beat Livingston 80 to 64 on Saturday on the Waterloo court, with Hankammer and Teal each posting 16 points and Jerry Semanek scoring 20 for the losers.
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Gibault High School Hawks
Mascoutah
Gibault
John Teal
Hankammer
Metzger
Bengo
Diehl
Conrad
Campbell
Hiland
Mathews
Martin
Beimhofer
Livingston
Waterloo Court
John Hankammer
Tom Diehl
Bob Metzger
Tom Benyo
John Conrad
Kevin Kelly
Jerry Semanek
Genezo
Buffington
Dal Pozzo
Schuette
Renner
Gibault Hawks
Okanville
Couterville
Coulterville
Records and artists highlight Capitol releases and acts
Linda Norris notes The New Classic Singers second Capitol LP features eight vocalists in a mix of current favorites. The Hollyridge Strings issue Oldies But Goldies showcases 11 million-seller tunes arranged by Perry Botkin Jr. The Geezinslaw Brothers from Snook Texas contribute country-flavored comedy songs on Would You Believe them. No hunting signs for sale at Clarion office in Columbia.
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Art Linkletter
Hollyridge Strings
Perry Botkin, Jr
Blue Velvet
Venus
Love Letters
Geezinslaw Brothers
Dewayne Smith
Sam Allred
Snook
Tex
Arthur Godfrey
Smothers Rothers
Capitol
America
Roger Miller
Thanksgiving Prayer of Gratitude
A formal expression of thanks for blessings received this year seeking divine ear and guidance. The language echoes a reverent supplication of gratitude and humble praise toward a higher power.
Venice Tops Eagles In First Season Opener
Venice Blue Devils defeated the Columbia Eagles 62 to 48 in a non-conference season opener at the local gym. Jim Kremmer led scoring with 16 points, followed by Paul Frierdich and Dan Radison with 11 each. Columbia started well but was outscored each quarter, and the Eagles visit New Athens on Tuesday to begin conference play.
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Venice Blue Devils
Columbia Eagles
Hardy Hood
Jim Kremmer
Paul Frierdich
Dan Radison
Gary Roediger
Tom Jehling
McIntosh
Gardner
Puent Scord
McIintosh
Schaffner
Hill
Turner
Columbia
Venice
Step Saver Tray Beside Host Place for Meals
A TV tray is placed beside the host’s seat at the table to hold rolls and relishes during the meal. It can also be used to serve coffee or dessert.
Columbia Defeats Waterloo Indians In Junior High Clash
Columbia downed the Waterloo Junior High Indians 58 to 37 last Tuesday. The Eagles used a pressing defense to take a 14 to 5 lead and extended it to 30 to 13 by halftime. Diehl led scoring with 18 points, Curry added 16, and Gericke had 11 as Columbia cruised to victory.
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Columbia
Waterloo Junior High Indians
Indians
Diehl
Waterloo
Jr. Eagles
Curry
Gericke
Steibel Early Phegley Win Pistol Awards
Four gun clubs compete in the Waterloo Indoor Pistol League with 37 shooters in match 1 and 32 in match 2. Monroe County sent 11 shooters, Harrisonville 7, Aeronautical Chart and Information Center 15, and Caseyville 4. Out-of-county residents show strong support with 28 participants. Notables include Don Weihl top scorer in match 1 and Al Boxdorfer top in match 2. Art Hock won master class in both matches. Jim Lattig top expert in match 1 and E. L. Steibel top expert in match 2.
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Monroe County
Harrisonville
Aeronautical Chart and Information Center
Caseyville
Don Weihl
al Boxdorfer
Art Hock
Jim Lattig
E. L. Steibel
Darrel Phegley
Red Bud
Jim Early
Valmeyer
Trudy Gerszewski
Aero Chart
Roger Hazlett
Waterloo
Letta Lattig
New Hanover
Rich Steingrubey
Privates Mueller Complete Army Flight Repair Courses
Private Larry R. Mueller aged 21 and Private Ross R. Mueller aged 22 completed single engine airplane repair courses at the Army Transportation School Ft. Eustis Virginia on November 9. The 13 week program trained them in engines and other airplane assemblies. About half of the instructors are combat veterans recently returned from Vietnam. Private Larry R. Mueller is the son of Mrs Lavine Mueller Route 2 Valmeyer Illinois. Private Ross R. Mueller is the son of Mr and Mrs Halbert A Mueller Route 1 Fulls Illinois. His wife Dorothy lives at 211 S Moore St Waterloo Illinois.
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Larry R. Mueller
Lavine Mueller
Valmeyer
Ill
Army Transportation School
Ft. Eustis
Transportation School
Vietnam
Ross R. Mueller
Halbert A. Mueller
Fulls
Dorothy
S. Moore St
Waterloo
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Miller
Stechmesser
L. Vogt
Vogt
IGA
Fischer
Bivins
S & S Service Center
Greatting
Landgraf
Osick
Eckert
Schmidt
Kruse Chevrolet
Alspach
Ehlers
Tanke
Doettling
Asselmeier
Dundon
Thurman
Eschmann
Luhr Bros., Inc
Schaefer
Riechmann
Langhans
Wessel
Columbia Lanes
Vogt’s
IGA Foodliner
Bf Monroe Bldg. Supply
Diehl’s Flower Shop
Mothers Auxiliary of
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Illinois
Gibault High School
Linda Norris
Clarion
Columbia Star
N. Rapp
Ilinois
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New Athens
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Roy Gdverd Loughton
Wee
Arthur R. Broderich
Clarion Prig. Co
Columbia, Illinois
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Early
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Capitol Theatre
Waterloo, Illinois
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Gary Clarke
Chris Noel
Sat.Sun
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Stanford
Chiefs
Tod
Ned
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U. S
Patti Littleton
Falstaff Brewing Corporation
Turner Hall
Columbia, Ill
Tikies
al Ross Orch
Columbia Gymnastic Association
P. O. Box
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