Four New Linn Extension Council Members Elected
Four new members were elected to the Linn county extension council for two year terms beginning Jan. 1. The new council members are Boonie Fascher of Coggan, Ilelen Meeks of Mr. Vernon, Don Young of Fairfax and Joe Fiala of Walker who will represent Jackson, Franklin, Fairfax and Spring Grove townships respectively. Six incumbent council members were reelected to second two year terms. Incumbents reelected include: Brown township, Carol Clark, Central City, Clinton township, Pat Miller, Palo, Maine township, Robert Rogs of Central City, Monroe lo, Barbara Caldbuck.
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Linn County Extension Council
Boonie Fascher
Coggan
Ilelen Meeks
Mr. Vernon
Don Young
Fairfax
Joe Fiala
Walker
Jackson, Franklin, Fairfax
Spring
Browm
Carole Clark
Central City
Clinton Township
Pat Miller
Palo
Maine
Robert Rogs
Gentral City
Monroe Lo
Barbara Caldbuck
Marion Putnam
Jane Ann Spellerberg
Ely
Bertram Township
Mary Ann Scott
Mt. Vernon
Boulder
Cyril W. Lawrence
Monticello
Buffalo
Walter E. Secrist
College
Darret Jansa
Cedar Rapids
Fayette
Charles Frantz
Grant
Betty Decker
Linn
Galen Luke
Martello
Marion
Marilyn Platner
Otter Creek
Dennis Etzel
Alburn
Roxanne Beale Named Hereford Secretary
Roxanne Beale 21 of Cincinnati elected secretary of the American Junior Hereford Assn at the national convention. ISU senior in animal science and home economics education, she led state junior Hereford group and was first female president of Iowa State Block and Bridle club. She and her mother own a 1000 acre 206 head cow calf operation in south central Iowa.
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Kansas City
Ay’ Lowan
Roxanne Beale
Cincinnati
Hereford Assn
Iowa State University
Iowa State
Iowa
Marion Beale
Beef Import Controls Expected To Continue
Washington officials expect the Ford administration to announce in the near term a plan to extend beef import controls for 1977. A White House accord may invite exporting nations to bilateral talks to curb shipments below a trigger point, reviving a unitary restraint system with Australia New Zealand and Central American countries participating.
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Washington
UPL
Ford Administration
White House
Ardea
Australia
New Zealand
United States
U S beef import controls drift toward mandatory quotas
Farm officials discuss 1977 beef import policy as voluntary restraint may be replaced by a mandatory quota system. The trigger level for 1977 could set quotas around 1.16 to 1.28 billion pounds with debate over whether Canada participation and voluntary deals can cover ships. Officials aim to ease trade while guarding U S cattle farmers amid rising prices and production.
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Canada
Three Day Iowa Dairy Convention in Waterloo
The state dairy gathering runs December 8 to 11 at the Conway Civic Center in Waterloo. A dairy princess will be crowned, and the talent presentations are scheduled for Friday. Ralph Keeling leadership award and Gazette’s Distinguished Dairymen awards will be given at luncheons, with eleven Iowa dairy groups meeting. Noted speakers include Dr. Tom Everson and James H. Stanton among others.
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Waterloo
Conway Civic Center
Ralph Keeling
Iowa State Dairy Assa
The
Gazette
Iowa Dairy
Lows Butler and Cheese Processors Assn
Iowa Dairy Council, Inc
Iowa Dairy Products Fissa
Iowa Dairy Industry Commissar
Jews
State Dairy Assn
Dairy Specialty Hoosters of
Iowa
Dairy Breed Associations
Tom Everson
James H. Stanton
Alden Grimes
Jerry Suteheer
Wayne Churchill
Michael Bellavict
Grant To Speak at Fara Berean Diner
Alton Grant, nation Farm Bureau president, will address the Des Moines Town Farm Bureau annual convention. He will speak at the December 8 banquet at Veterans Memorial Auditorium, the event closing the convention day expected to draw 2000 to 2500 Farm Bureau members. Grant has led the bureau since January 1976 after decades on the California Farm Bureau and national board.
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National Farm Bureau Board of Directors
California Farm Bureau
Two-County Young Farmer Short Course Opens in Kalona
A two county young farmer management short course runs Monday evenings from Nov 22 to Jan 3 in Kalona at the Farmers State Bank community room. Leaders include Jim Frier and Dala Shires of extension, Eldon Olaen of Cedar Rapids area farm management specialists, and Town State university specialists Dave Williams and Everett Stoneberg of Armies. Local farmers will join in. Topics cover economic principles, estimating profits, selecting enterprise combos, machinery and livestock building economics, record keeping, credit and financial management, farm business organization, and expansion operations.
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Kalona
Farmers State Bank
Jim Frier
Dala Shires
Washington
Johnson County
Eldon Olaen
Cedar Rapids Area
Farra
Town State University
Dave Williame
Everett Stoneberg
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Aveton
Svach
Mic
Difford Geiger
Wool Walker
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J. Zeleeny
Leml
Ehmer Barschard
Charles Hariea
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Pam
Elmer Obarwson
Town City
Th. Poods
John Phillips
Solon
Wise
Mel Witte
Willainsbuire
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Coggon Sale
Gary Mie
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Cobemal
Farm News
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National Weather Service
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