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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1968
Page
3
The Missouri Conservation Commission announces Binder Lake will open for frog gathering only, not fishing, with artificial light allowed and specific gear restrictions. Current rule limits and future plans vary by date, with tentative fishing in late fall pending studies and lake status changes overseen by Jefferson City Park Board.
Ten Troon area Boy Scouts attended Camp Toy Boy Scouts at Hahn Scout Reservation near Lowery. They earned merit badges and completed hunter safety courses. Attendees included Naryl Muck Duané Muck Lenny Victor John Victor Paul Corl I Tony Hertman William Sippel Steve Carr Mark Smith and Eddie Cohen. Scout leaders present were Harold Smith P E Cort Jn and Gary Barr.
St Marys Hospital Auxiliary sponsors a Country Ice Cream Festival and Bazaar from noon to 9 pm Thursday at the hospital garage. Chairs are Mrs Edward Kaiser and Mrs Nicholas Monaco. Proceeds fund cardiac monitoring equipment. the auxiliary pledges 10000. Booths imitate stores and the Opera House offers slides and patient care commentary. The band stand will play music all day.
The Oil Council reports Missouri's gasoline tax sharing over six years totals 434,02 for the state 81,316,006 to cities and 27,105,000 to counties. Officials note the 5 cent proposal would yield about 80 million annually while current revenues are split between state and local road needs with no explicit earmarks.
The article highlights laminated plastic tops designed to resist spills scratches and stains. These durable surfaces are favored for kitchens offices and classrooms where heavy use occurs and cleaning is frequent.
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