Dedication Ceremony Puts New Gibault High School on View
Front view captures Bishop Albert R. Zuroweste at the podium addressing the crowd during the Sunday dedication. On the platform stand Fr Her Excellency, Fr Edwin Hustedde, Norman Beck, Wendell Schmitt, Msgr Bauer, Mother Angelita Myerscough, John Mitchell Waterloo mayor, Fr Charles Hell ring, Msgr O Connell, and Fr Ken Thurston among others. Survival techniques and military drills are noted as part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert R. Zuroweste
Edwin Hustedde
Norman W. Beck
Wendell Schmitt
Bauer
Angelita Myerscough
John Mitchell
Waterloo
Charles Hellring
O’connell
Holtgrave
Ken Thurston
Waterloo Seaman Recruit Ballard Completes Navy Boot Camp
Seaman Recruit Roger J. Ballard USN aged 18 and son of Mr and Mrs Richard E Ballard Sr of 316 Park St Waterloo Ill has graduated after nine weeks of Navy basic training at the Naval Training Center Here The early training emphasized military subjects and life aboard ship and shore stations taught by veteran Navy petty officers with instruction in seamanship and related skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger J. Ballard
USN
Richard E. Ballard Sr
Park St
Waterloo
Ill
Navy
Naval Training Center
Enlists in Air Force Dennis Kish Starts Basic Training
Dennis A. Kish son of Albert J. and Mrs. Kish of Columbia has enlisted in the Air Force and begins basic training at Lackland AFB Texas. A 1965 graduate of St Peter and Paul Catholic High School Waterloo he will be trained in the Administrative Aptitude Area after basic training.
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Dennis A. Kish
Albert J. Kish
R.R. 1
Columbia
Air Force
Lackland Air Force Base
Texas
Dennis
St. Peter and Paul Catholic High School
Waterloo
Airman Haislip Completes Basic Training at Lackland
Airman Randly L Haislip son of Mr and Mrs R S Haislip of R R 1 Dupo NL completed basic training at Lackland AFB Texas and will continue at the Air Force Technical Training Center for security policeman schooling. Also listed Seaman Recruit Bruce A Mosbacher son of Mr and Mrs Earl Mosbacher 308 Walnut St Waterloo Center Great Lakes Ill.
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Randly L. Haislip
R.S. Haislip
R.R. 1
Dupo, NL
Lackland Afb
Tex
Air Force Technical Training Center
Haislip
Dupo High School
Monroe County Homemakers Extension to Host September Meeting
The twenty sixth annual Monroe County Homemakers Extension gathering occurs at Waterloo Grade School Gymnasium on September 26 at 7 30 p m. Nelson Wolf will give a Germany talk and the Waterloo German Band will perform. A German lunch is planned and members are urged to bring guests. husbands and children are welcome.
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Monroe County Homemakers Extension
Waterloo
Germany
Nelson Wolf
4-H Club Members Appear On TV
About 125 Monroe County youths watched the first TV 4-H Club meeting led by Monroe County Extension Adviser Lloyd Klindworth. Fourth to sixth graders can enroll by sending name age address ZIP county and state to 4-H TV Lloyd Klindworth 509a West Mill St Waterloo 62298. Meetings air Fridays at 545 PM on Channel 9 KETC TV. Members receive a participation manual for guidance. The Sept 22 program covers tomato effects and the purpose of first aid.
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Monroe County
Monroe County Assn
Lloyd Klindworth
4-H TV
West Mill St
Waterloo
Channel
Ketc-Tv
Navy recruit Franklin graduates from nine weeks training
Seaman Recruit Larry L. Franklin aged 24 and husband of Paula L. Arns of Waterloo Ill. completed nine weeks of Navy basic training at the Naval Training Center Great Lakes Ill. He studied military subjects and lived under conditions similar to those on his first ship or shore station as he transitioned from civilian life to Naval service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce A. Mosbacher
USN
Earl Mosbacher
Walnut St
Waterloo
Ill
Navy
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Larry L. Franklin
Gatha Franklin
Louisville
Paula L. Arns
James St
Illinois Legislative Output and Public Records Update
Governor Otto Kerner completed action on the 2 603 bills passed by the 75th General Assembly before the June recess. The governor approved 954 Senate bills and vetoed 208, with House actions totaling 1 246 approvals 193 vetoes and two vetoes in part. The 7th General Assembly adjourned June 30 1965 with 2 211 total bills, including 878 Senate and 1 333 House. Kerner approved 762 Senate bills and 1 169 House bills, with several vetoes and partial vetoes. Additional notes cover National History Award recipients Victor Hicken and Vermilion County Museum Society, good water supply across Illinois, Dwight Reformatory year figures, birth and death counts in 1966, and the upcoming teal hunting season September 16–24 with license requirements and bag limits.
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Otto Kerner
75Th
General Assembly
Senate
7Th
Kerner
Illinois
American Association For
Association
Victor Hicken
Western Illinois University
University of Illinois Press
Albert B. Corey
Vermilion County
Wm. K. Alderfer
Hicken
Vermilion County Society
Illinois State Historical Society
William C. Ackermann
Hl. State Water Survey
Dwight
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