Treasure hunting with a metal detector hobbyist report
An article by Art Reid describes buying and using a metal detector from White Electronics Corp. in Oregon. The piece recounts field trials at an old house site, discovering broken cookware, a table knife, a few forks, a tractor part, a rusted chain, and a stave barrel hoop. It notes future potential, advises staying out of parks and public grounds, and shares humorous family observations about digging.
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Art Reid
Bud
White Electronics Corp
Sweet Home, Ore
White Corp
Stone to speak at convention at COSIDA sessions
Glen Stone of the Southern Illinois University Sports Information Office will take an active role in COSIDA summer workshop sessions in New Orleans June 27 to 29. He will moderate a university division panel on sports problems with panelists from AAU US Collegiate Sports Council Sport Magazine and ABC TV. Wayne Duke Big Ten Commissioner delivers kickoff luncheon remarks. Warren S Brown NCAA enforcement head joins a joint university college division panel. Stone’s SIU aide Joe Mitch will attend. OLDEST METAL Copper is the oldest metal known to Man.
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Glen Stone
Southern Illinois University Sports Information Office
College Sports Information Directors of America
New Orleans
Stone
Paal
Richard McArthur
AAU
Frank Bare
US Collegiate Sports Council
al Silverman
Sport Magazine
Carroll
Beano) Cook
ABC - TV
Cosida
Tri C loop expands baseball facilities and participation
Tri C Little League in Carterville Cambria Crainville raises over 5000 dollars with community support for a third diamond and lighting. Russell Hancock chairs with Paul Davis as director as Carterville City Council Jaycees and merchants assist. Twenty boys teams ages 5-12 and seven girls softball teams now play four nights weekly with new mercury vapor lights two smaller diamonds shares existing lights. Concession stand and drinking fountains completed.
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Tri- Little League
Tri
Carterville
Cambria
Crainville
Little League
Russell Hancock
Paul Davis
Bryan-Wides Reach Tie For Second With Double Win
Bryan-Wides moved into a tie for second in the Southern Illinois Softball League after a 6-3 victory over Royalt in Marion. Joe Bradley hit a two RBI triple to back Bill Jenkins who earned the win while Gary Imhoff took the defeat. In the nightcap Bryan-Wides dominated 7-3 as Jim McElroy earned the win and Mike Bearden took the loss.
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Bryan-Wides
Southern Illinois
Royalt
Marion
Joe Bradley
Bill Jenkins
Gary Imhoff
Bryan Wides
Jim McElroy
Mike Bearden
Tri-C Official Outlines United Fund Support
Tri-C official Bill Anderson said equipment and maintenance facilities will be provided through contributions to the United Fund.
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United Fund
Tri-C
Bill Anderson
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