Scotch Foresome Attracts 22 Golfers In June
The Birdie's Eagle Eye notes the Scotch foresome held June 12 with Doc and Katie Harris in charge. Twenty two golfers attended and awards went to Lucille DeMott Mike Rucker Tuffy Johnson Dorothy Wilson Kay Johnson Larry Jones Bill Cross Meg Young for various low high and putt counts. Jeroma Skitchmier and Molly Brown appeared as the question of the week with others traveling to Atlantic for golf. Remember ladies day Wednesday and sign up to join other clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doc
Katie Harris
Lucille DeMott
Mike Rucker
Tuffy Johnson
Dorothy Wilson
Dick Wilson
Rosie Rucker
Kay Johnson
Larry Jones
Bill Cross
Meg Young
Jeroma
Skitchmier
Molly Brown
Scotch
Harold Townsend
Earl Rosecrans
Norm Pittlan
Jim Johnson
Atlantic
Bedford Water Board Proceedings June 12 1979
Regular meeting of the Water Works Board of Trustees held June 12 1979. Attendees: Chairman Secane, Trustees Lee and Hooper, Supt. Spencer. Bills approved include utilities, supplies, and services. plumber licenses issued to Rolley Miller and Ben Seane. Meeting adjourned to reconvene on call of the Chairman.
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Water Works Board of Trustees
Secane
Lee
Hooper
Spencer
Bedford
Doug Burks
Alan Price
Arnie’s Standard
Iowa Dept. of Rev
Cavett Auto Co
Taylor County Motor
Auditor of State
Uae
Ipalco
Hawkeye Lumber
Bedford Times Press, Publishing
T. S. McShane
Vogt Seed Co
McKesson Chemical, Chemicals
Beemer Oil Co
Garner
Western Auto
Rolley Miller
Ben Seane
Taylor County to Hear Road Vacation Proposal near Bedford
Allen J. Thompson Taylor County Auditor announces a July 10 hearing at Bedford Court House to consider vacating a public highway in Jackson and Jefferson Townships. The route runs from the NW corner of Section 30 to the Missouri boundary, with a 1:00 pm start.
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Iowa State Highway Comm
Vern Meek
Robert Cordell
Orin Jackson
Board of Supervisors
Taylor County
Iowa
Jackson and
Jefferson
Twpwo County
N. W
Missouri Boundry
Boundry
State of Missouri
Court House
Bedford
Nature's cleanup plan cluttering Clarinda streets
Wind last week swept debris into the HJ entrance from an adjacent alley. Large amounts of wrapping paper and fallen elm limbs littered back-lot and street areas, prompting thoughts on owners’ responsibility.
VA work-study program and benefits explained
Questions and answers outline VA work study for veterans with up to 250 advance allowances in exchange for 100 hours of work. VA hires Vietnam era veterans, with over 18 000 employed, and benefits potentially reach 47.1 percent of the population. Additional topics cover methadone eligibility, dependent status for a non service connected pension, and life insurance beneficiary designations.
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Veterans Administration
U.S
Eac
Veterans Administration Office
Veterans Organization
Time to Renovate Strawberry Beds
An Iona State University extension horticulturist says June bearing strawberries should be renovated soon after fruiting ends. Renovation creates new runner plants for next year and involves trimming rows to 6 to 8 inches, removing old plants, thinning runners, and leaving the strongest plants. By mid October aim for 5 to 7 plants per square foot and apply a complete fertilizer after cultivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iona State University Extension
Ben Bance
Bean Market Remains Unsettled Amid High Prices
ISU extension economist Bob Wisner warns the bean market will stay unsettled through September as record soybean prices temper meal demand. He cites a 9 percent March and 16 percent April drop in domestic meal use and volatile futures driven by trader speculation and rumors of export controls.
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Bob Wisner
ISU
Wisner
Board of Trade
U.S
Old Timer Says Simple Life Advice Promotes Peace
A bygone quip urges fear less and hope more urging simple living. It counsels eating lighter and chewing well while whining less and breathing more. It favors talking less and saying more embracing love over hate for a better life.
The Guides American Guide Series Revisited
A new book revisits the Federal Writers Project and its American Guide series from the 1930s. It notes the government funded writers during the Depression and produced regional guide books later largely neglected after the Writers' Project ended in 1939.
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America
Obedience Training for the St Bernard and Dog Classes
Guidance on starting age and methods for obedience training. Tips cover essentials like prompts, treats, collars, and patience. Options include DIY books, local clubs, and professional classes with typical ten week progress and graduation events.
Garbage Boom Brings Back Mining for Recycling
New York report from Glass Container Manufacturers Institute and the U S Bureau of Mines outlines mining like techniques for waste recovery. Dense media separation shredding grinding magnetic separation froth flotation jigging and other methods could extract valuable materials from incinerator residue as a future resource.
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New York
The
Glass Container Manufacturers Institute
GCMI
U.S. Bureau of Mines
College Park
Gay Maidens 4-H Club Plans July Achievement Show
The Gay Maidens 4-H Club met June 8 at Chris Mellett home with nine members and four visitors. They scheduled the local achievement show for July 7 in the Blue Check Room with exhibits due at 9:30 a.m. for judging by Mrs. Wright at 10 a.m. The program will begin at 2 p.m. Committees include decorations Betty Slaten Chris Mallet reception Mary Jane Dukes refreshments Linda Irvin Beverly Slaten Program Jan Slaten Judy Sleep. Demonstrations followed on labels clothing care and safety. Refreshments were provided by Chris Mellett and her mother. Reporter Betty Slaten.
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Chris Mellett
Wright
Betty Slaten
Chris Mallett
Mary Jane Dukes
Linda Irvin
Beverly Slaten
Jan Slaten
Judy Sleep
Beef Days at Iowa State University July 12 and 13
Taylor County cattlemen urged to reserve dates for ISU Beef Feeders Day on July 12 with tours at the Beef Nutrition Farm and talks by ISU experts on feed, manure, contracts, and marketing. Beef Cow Management Day follows July 13 with demonstrations on calf health, reproduction, rations, and heat detection plus a 7:30 pm cattle confinement seminar July 17.
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Iowa State University
Ray Coffey
Taylor County
Ames
C.Y. Stephens
ISU
H. L
Dave Topel
Rich Vetter
Wise Burroughs
Neil Hart
Har
Gene Futrel
Marvin Skadberg
Agronomy Department
John Pesek
C. Y. Stephens
Lloyd Anderson
Dale Weber
John Herrick
Jerry Kunesh
Bob de Baca
Mitch Geaster
Ray Powell
Bob Ramsey
Iowa Cattlemen's Association
H. L. Self
ISU Ag
Stewart Melvin
Abbo Agena
Iowa Department of Environment Quality
Gerald Frankl
Iowa Beef Processors
U.S
Jerry Litton
Chililicothe
Coffey
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Allen J. Thompson
Taylor County Auditor
Clarinda Herald-Journal
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RUE & Ruby
the Guides
You
St. Bernard
AEC
Pentagon
OMB
Bill Scherie
People
SpotsIn
Stonehenge
England
Carol Huebner
St. Petersburg, Fla
Honeywell Aerospace
Kersey
Colo
Latham Reservoir
Japan
U.S.A
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Civic Auditorium
Nebrask Rosenblatt
Hallett
Clinton L. Allen Monuments, Inc
P. W. Gilreath
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Bedford Times
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New Market
Lowa Insurance
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Paul Robinson
Dean Goudie
Terry Sleep
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Wells Bros
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