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   Roland Record (Newspaper) - November 29, 1956, Roland, Iowa                                Volume 62 The Number 40 Roland Record NOVEMBER 1956 Corn Growers to Vote 11 On Program for Next Year Corn Growers of Story as well as in all counties comprising the commercial corn of the will be given an opportunity on Tues December to decide by bal lot the kind of government corn program to be in effect in In a corn producers i in the commercial area will vote Whether they er soil bank base acreage plan such as used in 1966 or old corn acreage allot ment plan which was used in pre vious allotment at of the growers in the entire commercial area who in the Dec ember 11 referendum vote in favor of the base acreage it will be in effect in Under this the national base acreage will be 51 million acres and that acreage would be apportioned among pro in the commercial produc ing Also under this plan price supports would be available at a national of per bushel to who planted within their base acreage allocation and put equal to at least 15 percent of their allocation in the soil The national average cents per bushel and an average reserve payment of around per Ef more than onethird of the growers participating in the refer favor corn the national 191517 allotment will be acres for the 894 county commercial corn producing area in 24 This national allotment for 1967 would be nearly 6 acres less than that announced for 1955 when there only 840 counties of 23 states in the com corn producing Under the allotment plan price support at a national of per would be available to those who with their in dividual corn This rate represents 77 percent of Octo ber 15 corn parity Under the acreage allotment ers would not be required to par in the soil bank in to qualify for price Riley Teen Talent Contest Here 10 To help the individual farmer which plan is best for notices dB individual corn allo cations for 1957 under both plans will be to all farmers not later or several January Riley will appear in the Roland gym for a Teen Talent sponsored by the Anyone wanting to enter the test contact Anley Applications should be in by December No entry fee will be The age is from 15 to Everyone is welcome to support rate of per bushed rei prior to the In presents 74 percent of the October on the two plans 1966 corn parity price olE per The unit rate for determining 1957 payments under the corn soil bank acreage reserve has been fix ed at a national average of 90 cents per the same as for In this a coun range of 85 tov 90 will be mailed to the refer to all corn Far mers wishing additional informa tion on the plans to be voted on should call at their county Such details as location of the referendum voting places and hours of voting will announced iby tihe LEGION AUXILIARY CHRISTMAS American Legion Auxiliary will hold its Christmas party and business meeting Mon day at 8 exchange and free will We urge all members to Homecoming December Fourteenth Dont it isnt a did change the date The to be chosen from among the following will be crowned at thei halftime to reign her sub with the aid of her attendants and their The queen can were by their schol astic standing as well as for their Their wames Marilyn Barbara Marilyn Finch Mary Mary L 14 15 17 18 21 24 RCN BOWLING Last scores W Oses 22 Vasey Brokerage 21 Stole Shell 19 Anderson 18 Farm Service 16 Miller Cafe 12 Oses 749 836 Stole 828 892 Vasey 784 748 Farm 863 912 Miller 767 926 877 team game team High Dale 198Joe 195 3game series Joe county office as soon as ar rangements are Martin Caltvedt is Mystery Farm Owner This weeks games W 32 Stole Shell 22 Vasey Brokerage 21 Anderson Garage 21 Service Vt Miller Cafe 14 824 858 837 885 867 Vasey 718 808 Farm 819 Jerry Twedt Named to Student Whos Who Luther College lave been accepted for recognition n Whos Who in American Universities and Colleg The biographies df the stud ents will be included in the 195657 Jerry from Io is president of ers and author of the one act The produced at Home He is a speech major with minors in English and secondary Twedt is a member of the student Executive college radio sta tion and Speech n addition to as radio chair man for the Lutheran Students As The son of and Earris he is a 1953 gradu ate of Roland High The original list of nominees was selected by the senior then passed by a faculty committee and finally accepted by the national The candidates were chosen on the basis of excellence and sin cerity in scholarship leadership participation in and academic activities cit and to the school promise of future usefulness to business and LOCAL NEWS Herigstad returned home from the Lutheran hospital in es where he had been a is reported improving and Arthur and mond Lock of and Mrs Norman Jacobson and family Monday dinner guests at the of and Amos Born to and Reed of Deis a 7 2 cz John Anderson Reed on Thurs November at Iowa Luth eran hospital Reed is the Story City Male Chorus at Salem Church Sunday The City Male Chorus of about 40 men will sing several at the service at Salem church Sunday The service at 11 This chorus has in several churches and wherever they appear they are always welcome NOTICE The attention of all subscribers is called to the fact that the Record mailing now brought up to datei and corrected as of Sat 867 811 931 819 17 17 18 18 22 25 2514 f and Ernest Cole former Miss Ruth Anderson of Sunday dinner guests at the and Arthur Fausch weire and Amme Dianne of Ro bert Sampson and and Ife and David Fausch of dinner guests at the and Raymond Lock home Nevada were and Lewis of Amos Jacobson and fam Norman Jacobson and and Jeray Born and WendeE Duff of an 8 Myrna on Novem ber ait the Greene County Hos pital at Duff fe the former Miss LaVerna Gearge of this Jerald and Loren lumber department manager Farmers Coop Elevator went to City Monday to at tend a weeklong meeting of tue Consumers Cooperative guests at the home of and Fagerland were and OT Nancy and Dorene i Ames and Delbert Fag Erland and Craig of and Mr and Conroy grain Dennis and tions paid prior to that time have I Sunday dinner guests and address changes at the home of and have been If your address label is incorrect for any please let us know at Open House Sunday for High team 931 high team 3game Anderson 2642 high individual game Wally 221 high individ ual Frank Mystery pictured He sells whole milk to the getta is in the sixth and in last weeks is owned and operated Martin and also feeds cattle and is located miles miles He IB ito 20 head of and a quarter mile east at 400 to 500 and feeds I Elaine is at Caltvedt is a member of the County Farm For the past seven years he been them for ten months bef ore a member of ithe board of directors ing them to He feed of the REA of Iowa which has operated er pigs ln the and Ml position he stm Thei thei farm himself the past five them to members of Bethany Luth bought the plaice m He 30 to 60 In eran church at rented it for eight years to Chester he has 200 laying Nineteen the for two to last 10 from ris Martin raised 71 of corn and 9 outside of The farm buildings have been this which yielded of thei free subscriptions improved since mately 60 bushels per On drawn were Leonard a tvedt bought the A 36 acres of he realized about and Herbert John car garage was In 45 per The 1946 a new well was after of the land was left to hay i identifying thei cor which a new bathroom was added and Sl rectify were Malcam Wayne the house in A foot iMartin was in 19SI to Cyrus bairn of hollow tile I Miss Durby of I Jeffrey Maynard Christ In the Service Gary who is in the Marine has informed his and Ward he new address Gary 1st Marine Brigade co iSan returned to the Marine base at Camp on spending a tanday leave at the home of his and Arnie Sor His new is Larry list Camp home oh a and Ed that he has a address Gary 3rd B 1st Marine Camp In ithe there a slight His correct address is John Box Navy co Open house will be held in the Salem Lutheran church parlors in from 2 to 5 on Sun December honoring the Sil ver wedding anniversary of and Cole of former members of this conn Relatives and friends are cordially CRAFT HELD Fortysix women representing 12 different clubs in Story county attended the first a ser ies of Extension women were into three different groups work ing in different parts of da Lutheran hurch Mon Table decora tions was Walt in the morning Rex in the The class in basketry was taught by Ken neth Smith and Clifford the workshop were Wayne Colo Oscar Nevada and neth members of the Extension well as Ardyth county extension home econ The committee planned this and future Extension home econ lessons to which all womens in the county are Anderson were and An drew Bergland of awS and William af Reuben Myrland was able to be present because and Overt Holland and and Rod of this arid and Donald Holland of West Bendl were Thanksgiving day dinner at home of and Larson at Sto ry and Arnie moved Monday from the cy residence here to 2325 York Des an em ployee cS the Great Pipeline avas transferred to the Des Moines plant several months Thanksgiving day dinner guests at ithe and Rod home were Miss Bessie Rod of Eleanor Des and DeVese was built in as well as a milk room adjacent ito In a 36x89 corn In addition to the 113 acres on the home rents an other 47 acres half mile One of the dairy farmers in this Cal tvedt has 11 milk Feeding livestock for market is he but dairying provides a steady the His barn was built with and is equipped They the parents of five Don Their oldest graduated from ancl attended two school sessions at She now teaches the fourth grade in the their graduated from College and Iowa State where he majored in ag He is now Assistant 4H Leader for Three of the children are still at a fresh man in the is with milkers and automatic in 4H and FFA tor Leroy ford Leonard Mc Boys Andrew Helene John Rasmus Herbert Jos eph Vem and Henry Farm 2il is pictured on paige If you recognize call or write the Record before Tuesday and your name will in the drawings for free Try it this Dennis and Jayne of and and Pamela and amd James entertained at Thanksgiving in their and Clarence and Eugene and and Appleget of were to be day dinner at the amd Arthur Jacob son home and nest Johnson of Julia and Jimmy and i Kathy and and Janet and all of SAN Promoted to 16 was Navy dentist Paul son of and hus band of the f Charlotte all of Thomas i pinned on the new shoulder The is serving at the Marine Recruit iSan Navy photo and BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 30 Nevada boys Dows There Story City There There 14 Fernald Here 18 McCallsburg Thews Gilbert These There 15 Zearing State Center Girls County Nevada boys 2rBoys Girls 9ectional Tourney Randall Perry Girls District Feb Boys TL State Tourney Boys District Tourney Boys State Tourney A small investment a Classified can sell those unwanted articles which are your or Giro a try  

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