Moore heads Linn 4-H Council
Moore Mashall of Springville was installed as president of the Linn County 4-H Council at the Linn County 4-H Get-Together in Cedar Rapids. Also installed were officers and numerous 4-H members and leaders from Marion, Mount Vernon, Center Point, and surrounding communities, with honors for long service and year pins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mashall Moore
Springville
Linn County
Prairie Junior High School
Cedar Rapids
Dan Kirkpatrick
Mount Vernon
Lori Arrasmith
Marion
Martha Weller
Brian Mallie
Robin Novak
Karen Timm
Janeen Machen
LuAnn Timm
Sharon Scott
Dan Schrader
Walford
Eugene Novak
Earl Weller
Harold Freese
Weston Carver
Joyce Arrasmith
Mary Ann Carver
Cheryl Beenken
Jeanette Madson
Tom Christopherson
David Kircher
Center Point
Doug Clark
Leonard Broulik
Mike Rice
Joe Fiala
Walker
Jarine Moore
James Noska
Jeanne Pflughaupt
Francis Helm
Dwayne Powell
Central City
4-H
Achievement
Brad Price
Barbara Rice
Kathy Snyder
Agricultural
Brad Butler
Faith Langhoff
Valerie Woodson
Bread
Lisa Kopetsky
Cat
Julie Netser
Diana Dostal
Rhonda Cameron
Alburnett
Community volunteers listed by towns across causes and clubs
A lengthy roster of volunteers from Central City Marion Springville Cedar Rapids Fairfax Center Point Walker and other towns is noted across diverse activities. Names include Marcie Smvill Martha Weller Kim Robertson Kathy Norris and Luann Timm among many others in domains such as child care clothing arts food nutrition and animal care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcie Smvill
Central City
Martha Weller
Springville
Robin Novak
Beth Graban
Marion
Mashall Moore
Valeria Benesh
Brenda Boland
Fairfax
Lorie Bateman
Cedar Rapids
Cheryl Machula
Lori Hauser
Julie Boland
Kim Robertson
Danforth
Brad Butler
Kathy Norris
Kathy Snyder
Center Point
Lori Arrasmith
Luann Timm
Deb Bontrager
Walker
Lori Bateman
Joyce Williams
Karen Timm
Julie Teggatt
Deanna Simmons
Alicia Novak
Amy Caldbeck
Robins
Sandy Wilhsel
Lori Taylor
Patti Bohken
Nancy Bohlken
Sue Rathje
Bryan Butler
Dawn Fisher
Theresa Morrison
Dan Nemec
Greg Neumeyer
Merit
Sabra Arnold
Kleckner criticizes Carter farm decisions on set-aside
Des Moines AP The Iowa Farm Bureau president Dean Kleckner says President Carter acted too late and too little on the 20 percent feed grain set-aside and vetoed the meat import bill, leaving cattlemen at a disadvantage. He cites delayed announcement and ongoing field work as key issues affecting next year’s planting and farm plans.
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Des Moines
Iowa Farm Bureau
Carter
Dean Kleckner
Kleckner
Nally
Howard Hjort
U.S. Department of Agriculture
National FFA elects six new officers at convention
National FFA elected six officers led by Mark H. Sanborn of East Orwell Ohio as president for the coming year. Kelly Grant of Bolivar Missouri was named national secretary. New regional vice presidents include Kevin Crane Indiana central Jeff Rudd North Carolina eastern B Dean Norton Tennessee southern and Elvin L Caraway Texas western, with terms beginning immediately. Discussion covered farm policy and production slated for next year amid price concerns and export projections, while President veto issues on meat import legislation were noted.
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Kansas City
Future Farmers of America
Mark H. Sanborn
East Orwell
Ohio
Sanborn
National Organization
Kelly Grant
Bolivar
Kevin Crane
Nineveh
Ind
Central
Jeff Rudd
Yanceyville
N.C
Eastern
B. Dean Norton
Knoxville
Tenn
Southern
Elvin L. Caraway
Spur
Texas
Western
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