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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1967
Page
1
Special correspondents report a cookbook project underway featuring recipes from Steven Welch, Charles Whitney, Anita Young, Ronald Berg, and Linda Spiegel. The effort aims to showcase community talent and culinary traditions tied to Westfield.
The American Medical Association urges safe home gardening as spring returns. It notes exercise and therapy benefits but warns of hazards from bees insects tools and chemicals. Precautions include gradual activity protective gear tetanus immunization and careful use of power tools and sprays.
Mrs Mollie Gambbell reports her grandson Captain Simeon Campbell of Gywnd Island Nebraska will receive fourteen weeks of instruction at the Air University Squadron Officer School at Maxwell AFB Alabama. A graduate of Tie Seas University, he earned a civil engineering degree and was commissioned in 1961 through the AF ROTC program.
The article outlines a five point NFPA driven program to reduce home fire hazards and stresses tornado emergency planning in schools. It urges clearing clutter, removing oily rags and paints, cleaning garages, and repairing electrical faults while DPI guidance supports creating school safety plans involving warning systems and clear actions understood by faculty, students, and parents.
Never before have I worked Bo hand to learn so much in so short a time and had fun doing it. That ig west teachers say about the Towa Teachers Conservation Camp which will be located at Spring brack State Pak near Guthrie Center again this summer. Since , the State Co Leen Com mon, the State 4 lage of and the Department of Poutie in struction save jointly the unique field program for Towa, Tegghens, College Courses Courses jin Towa. Conservation Problema carry collage credit at both graduate and undengraduate level. Each copiine is three weeks long. Teachers learn about Iowa's mineral, soil and Water resources on wall ae agricultural and com munity development. problems in: one three-week purse. second sponse includes forest, Tetion, wildlife and fish resources whix the utological principles of Ree renewable resources. In 4 courses strong emphasis is placed on the terhrlanes teaching about Lowa's resources. Feld Tripa Much of the course work in in the field where the teachers learn by first hand observation and fac tual participation. Lectures and digougsions by some of the best resource perisonnel in Towa, intro duce the field problems. In each course the teachers tarv el about 1,000 miles. Among the places visited are the Agronomy Farm at [ews State University, the Little Sioux Watershed Proj ect, Wildlife Exhibi and Experi ment Station at Ledges State Park, the Holst State Forest, and the Redfield Brick and Tile Plant. Many short trips are taken in the vicinity of Sprignbrook State Park to oserve conservation prob lem and management practices.
Tuition scholarships available in Town county for teachers returning to improve conservation teaching. A three week course costs 126.50 for graduates and 132.50 for graduate students, including room, board, tuition, and fees. Meals at five cent dining hall. Camps located in Iowa park. Registration dates in 1987: June 4, June 26, July 16. Courses cover forest, fish, wildlife resources first and third sessions. minerals, soil, and water in middle session. Admission by State College of Town. Apply via Bernard J. Objugen, Director, Iowa Teachers Conservation Camp. Cedar Falls 60618.
A CardPac survey of 109 261 Iowa public school students in 17 districts shows nearly three quarters of 7th to 12th graders expect some postsecondary education, with about 19 percent aiming for technical or vocational programs after high school. The DPI IEIC report highlights potential needs for stronger college prep and career education planning statewide.
The Extension Homemakers state project focuses on community improvement and a litter free state. Winners by grade groups include Robert Rooscamp, Janet Laferriere, Marilyn Anderson. second place Spencer Albin, Patty Roscomp, Jeanobta Hansen. honorable mentions Kruse Dickerson, Mary Laferriere, Debra Shedd among others. Displays of anti litter posters will be shown locally. Cymel Jans, Home Economics Agent, Union County, 5, DB.
Senator Miller introduces a bill to amend the Internal Revenue Code allowing farmers to choose reporting insurance proceeds for crop damage in the year received or the following year, addressing the double income effect for cash basis farmers. The measure targets losses from weather and destruction, aligning taxation with actual crop year outcomes.
A discussion on coughs and colds during the season of illnesses. It stresses covering coughs and seeks medical care for persistent coughs and offers information from health associations for guidance.
Sealed proposals for motel buildings and foundations in Plymouth County Iowa will be received by the County Auditor until 11:30 p m Central Daylight Time on December 12 1987. Plans and specifications are on file in the County Auditor and County Engineer offices LeMars Iowa. A certified check drawn on an Iowa bank for the amount in the proposal must accompany each bid. Proposals filed on forms supplied by the County and marked as required. The Board of Supervisors will hold a hearing at 1:30 p m Central Daylight Time to consider bids. Copies of plans and specs may be obtained for a five dollar deposit. Deposits returned if plans are returned in good condition by June 12, 1967. Published by order of Plymouth County Board of Supervisors Date May 8 1947. By Clerk County Auditor Published The Akron Register Tribune May 18 25 and June 1 1987.
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