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Today's News - August 16, 2008
Trolley Tour
Shares Knowledge Of Columbia’s Past
Columbia Daze
Concludes Tonight
Hecker Church Picnic Is Saturday Night St. Augustine Catholic Church’s annual Kirchenfest is Saturday, Aug. 16, at the Hecker Community Center grounds. The all-you-can-eat fried chicken and pork sausage dinner begins at 3 p.m. inside the air-conditioned hall. Mass is at 3 p.m. and 5 p.m. There are also food and beer stands outside. A washers tournament starts at 7 p.m. and Butch and the Polka Kings will provide musical entertainment from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. In addition, there is a Kids Korner, silent auction, cake stand, country store, quilt bingo and games of chance. The second annual Hecker Tiki Trot 5K Run / Walk and Youth One-Half Mile Walk begins when the sun goes down.
E-Newsletter - August 15, 2008
Lorri Keys of East Carondelet is recovering from injuries sustained Aug. 14 in a motorcycle accident on Route 3. According to the police report, Keys, 44, was driving a Kawasaki Ninja EX250 southbound on Route 3. She lost control of the bike at the curve near the EE Road intersection. Keys and the bike skidded 23 feet before they came to rest in the center median. She was transported to Belleville Memorial Hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
Emily Buettner, 17, and Wendy Schilling, 32, both of Waterloo, avoided injury yesterday when their cars collided at the intersection of Route 3 and North Market Street on the north end of Waterloo. The Waterloo Police Department is investigating the cause of the collision. They are asking individuals who witnessed the collision, who have not yet talked to a police officer, to report what they saw. The Waterloo Police Department’s phone number is 939-3377.
Tickets Issued Following Scuffle At Video Store Tyler Haudrich of rural Waterloo was issued four tickets last Friday following an altercation with an off-duty Waterloo police officer. He was ticketed with aggravated battery, resisting a police officer, driving under the influence and reckless driving. While walking into Family Video on Aug. 8, at about 9 p.m., Waterloo Police Officer Scott Kohl saw a truck driving at a high rate of speed before it pulled into the store’s parking lot. The truck squealed its tires as it came to a stop, reports Kohl. After both Kohl and Haudrich entered the store, Kohl approached Haudrich, presented his badge and inquired about the erratic driving. As the conversation continued back outside on the parking lot, an altercation occurred. Waterloo Police Officer Scott Spencer soon arrived on the scene and Haudrich was restrained. Haudrich, 21, was transported to the Monroe County Jail. He was released after posting bond and is scheduled to appear Sept. 18 at the Monroe County Courthouse for a preliminary hearing.
Rachels Says Hello From
Baghdad Army Specialist Matt Rachels of Columbia is stationed with Delta Co. STB 4th Infantry Division in Camp Liberty in Baghdad, Iraq. He sends a big hello to his family and friends.
“I love and
miss you all! I hope to be home soon,” Rachels said.
Free Dog
Looking For A Good Home
Kelly
Ahne is now a resident at Swansea Care Center
in Swansea. She invites
her friends to stay in touch and drop by for a visit. Waterloo firefighters will be accepting donations Friday and Saturday for their annual Fill the Boot drive. Proceeds will be donated to the Muscular Dystrophy Association. “Help Waterloo Firefighters in helping Jerry’s Kids and Fill the Boot to join the against fight more than 40 neuromuscular diseases that affect millions of Americans every year,” said Joe Krump, president of the Waterloo Fire Department.
Andy Brand was named to the Dean’s List at Southern Illinois University’s Pharmacy School.
Calendar Of Events Friday Fish fry and bingo at Waterloo VFW Columbia Daze
Saturday Columbia Daze Parade at 5 p.m. Kirchenfest at St. Augustine’s of Hecker |
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