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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1971

Page

12

Businessmen Host Farmers At Barbeque In Iowa City

Iowa City Chamber of Commerce cooked 2 100 chickens for the 16th time as farmers and businessmen gathered at the Johnson county fairground. Volunteers formed a cement block pit, batches cooked in 1 hour 15 minutes, 55 minutes, and 35 minutes, with sauce sprayed and final foil wrap. A horseshoe tournament and music followed.

Guittie al Sweple Lowa City Iowa City Carroll Chipman Yankee Sax

Van Note Heads Park Producers

Everett Van Note of Masonville was elected president of the Delaware County Park Producers Association at the annual barbeque in Manchester. A record 1,100 attended. Charles Thole of Dyersville was elected vice president, Jim Shover of Delhi secretary treasurer. Cheryl Goldsmith was crowned county park queen. Emmett Stevermer discussed European hog-raising practices and costs, noting sows are fed individually in pens or tethered.

Manchester Everett van Note Masonville Delaware County Park Producers Association Charles Thole Dyersville Jim Shover Delhi Cheryl Goldsmith Leo Goldsmith Patty Ryan Ryan Patty Jim Date Diercksen Dick Bishop Klein Lubben Emmett Stevermer Ames Town State University Europe Stevermer

Tow cast job ad prompts quick local hire via call

A terse classified item urges readers to call O12 for a quick tow cast related employment. The notice features a pay or task offer and directs interested individuals to contact the listed number for details.

Corn Growers Back Soybean Check-Off Vote

Roscoe Marsden president of the Iowa Corn Growers Association urged Iowa corn growers to vote yes in the statewide soybean check-off referendum on September 8. He said funds would aid soybean market expansion and new production ideas, indirectly boosting corn, with polls open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at county extension offices. The Iowa Corn and Iowa Soybean Associations are members of the Iowa Agricultural Marketing Board under Secretary L. B. Liddy.

Boone Roscoe Marsden Ames Iowa Corn Growers Association Iowa Cor Marsden Towa Lawa Iowa Towa Corn Growers Association Iowa Soybean Association Iowa Agricultural Marketing Board L. B. Liddy

Seven soldiers killed by land mine in northeast Thailand

In Nakhon Phanom province seven soldiers were killed when a terror land mine exploded on Wednesday. Delayed confirmation reached Bangkok Friday. Authorities investigated the incident as a terrorist attack and warned of possible further threats.

Bangkok UPI Nakhon Phanom

Stevenson Shows Iowa Hog Champion

Stevenson shows the Iowa hog champion at the Marengo county show held Thursday evening. The champion was a 198 pound lightweight crossbred with Dennis Brecht of Marengo taking reserve in the heavyweight class. David Bevan of Vietar led the 220 pound hog to first in the heavyweight class. Eldon Hans of Cedar Rapids judged 59 entries in the live show.

Marengo John Stevenson Iowa County Stevenson Hampshire Dennis Brecht David Bevan Vietar Eldon Hans Cedar Rapids Area Extension

Fourteen Johnson County 4-H Members Win at Fair

Fourteen Johnson county 4-H members placed in exhibit classes at the Iowa State fair. Winners include Clarine Lacina Iowa City in textile and clothing. Maureen Miller Wellman in textiles. Norene Schuessler Lone Tree in home improvement. Julie Buline Lone Tree in small wood article. Robin Watkins Coralville in home improvement. Teri Hotz Lone Tree in home improvement. Janet Pate Iowa City in home improvement. Wendy McLean Iowa City in wall decoration. Jo Ellen Wall Iowa City in arrangement of accessories. Sue Cooper Iowa City in major improvement. Sarah Hemingway Iowa City in self determined. Handy Hochstedler Kalona in entomology. Anthony Swartzendruber Kalona in indoor woodworking.

Iowa City Johnson County Clarine Lacina Itowa City Tertile Maureen Miller Wellman Textles Norene Schuessler Lone Tree Julie Buline Lome Tree Robin Watkins Coralvilles Teri Hotz Janet Pate Wendy McLean Jo Ellen Wall Sue Cooper Sarah Hemingway Handy Hochstedler Anthony Swartzendruber

NFU Attacks Nixon Plan as Rich Get Richer

National Farmers Union UFO views Nixon economic package with scorn, saying it fails to address income distribution and farm owner equity. NFU criticizes 90 day price freeze as deceptive, urges profits and interest freezes, while praising export potential from a weaker dollar. NFU president Tony Dechant warns of rural revolt amid surplus grain and sagging prices.

Washington UPI National Farmers Union Nixon Poli NFU Tony T.] Dechant Sand Derchant

Buchanan Farm Bureau to Hear Bob Nance in Independence

Buchanan county Farm Bureau members meet Tuesday September 21 at the Gayla ballroom Independence. Cedar Rapids farm broadcaster Bob Nance will present with slides from his winter trip to Australia. Election of officers and adoption of resolutions planned.

Buchanan Farm Bureau Bob Nance Independence Buchanan County Farm Bureau Gayla Cedar Rapids Farm Australia

Cedar 4 H Members Win at State Fair

Fifteen Cedar county 4 H members earned ribbons at the Iowa State fair with Barbara Hein, Clarence, blue in wall decoration and entomology. Debbie Kretschmar, Tipton, red for nature arrangement. Mary Fitzer, Durant, blue in cloth article. Marie Thomsen, Tipton, blue for accessory grouping. JoAnn Stork, Mechanicsville, blue in furniture grouping. Kathy Wenndt, Starwood, red for wooden article. Jane Pedersen, West Branch, blue for covered article. LeAnn Friis, West Branch, red for Inspired by nature. Mary Knudsen, Durant, blue for clothing. Mary Pruess, Clarence, blue for textile notebook. Ann Penningroth, Tipton, red for low cost baked product. Guy McCaw, Clarence, white for photography. Jeanne Preuss, Clarence, blue for knitting. Wendy Lendt, Ldyden, red for photography.

Tipton Cedar County Barbara Hein Clarence Debbie Kretschmar Mary Fitzer Durant Marie Thomsen JoAnn Stork Mechanicsville Kathy Wenndt Starwood Jane Pedersen West Branch LeAnn Friis Mary Knudsen Mary Pruess Ann Penningroth Guy McCaw Jeanne Preuss Wendy Lendt Lowden

Holstein Has High Winneshiek Record

Decorah reports top dairy marks in Winneshiek County Dairy Herd Improvement Association for the ten months ending duly. Earl Armeson of Highlandville led with 18000 pounds milk and 0.68 butterfat per pound. LaVerne Moudry of Calmar posted four records including 630, 618, 564 and 533 pounds of butterfat. Ronald Ryan of Decorah Route 3 had 545, 565 and 528. Additional records from Mahoney North House Herd Canton Minnesota, Ernest and Gerry Johnson Decorah, Forrest Sacquirie Decorah, and Ralph Hegg Decorah.

Decorah Earl Armeson Highlandville Winneshiek County Mahoney & Northhouse Canton Minnesota Ernest and Gerry Johnson Forrest Sacquirie Ralph Hegg

Bowers Named Outstanding Young Farm Bureau Member

DES MOINES AP Ronald Bower, 30, and his wife Janet of Fairfield won the Iowa Farm Bureau outstanding young member award for 1971, receiving an expense paid trip to the American Farm Bureau convention in Chicago in December to represent Iowa. Second place went to Gary and Mrs. Kuper of Osage and third to James and Mrs. McCreary of Mount Ayr.

DES Moines Ronald Bower Fairfield Robert Ray Iowa Farm Bureau Farm Bureau Bower Janet American Farm Bureau Chicago Iuwa Gary Kuper Osage James McCreary Mount Ayr

Slow Vehicle Emblems Promote Compliance for Farmers

The North Linn FFA chapter sells slow moving vehicle emblems on a non profit basis to area farmers seeking to meet the new law. Don Drysdale appears on The Brady Bunch with Greg Brady aiming for The Dropout at 6:30 pm Friday.

Troy Mills North Linn FFA Don Drysdale Greg Brady

Erickson Sees Freeze Cutting Interest Rates

Wilbur Erickson, president of the Federal Land Bank of Omaha, said the wage price and rents freeze could lower wholesale money costs and eventually reduce farmer loan rates. He noted bond money markets slid about one percent since the freeze and cautioned it may take time to judge long term effects. He stressed consumer and labor acceptance of controls to curb inflation and boost employment and farm demand, while warning the 10 percent import surcharge could curb foreign sales and that input price freezes would ease the cost price squeeze for farmers.

Federal Land Bank of Omaha Wilbur Ericson Erickson Land Bank Cedar Rapids

Electric Co-Op To Host 15 000 at Event

Wilton Junction Iowa Light and Power Cooperative will stage its 36th annual meeting and rural electric show on Thursday September 9 drawing about 15 000 people for day and evening events. Seven directors were seated including Kenneth Helfert Sabula Louis Thordsen Tipton Victor Wulf Durant F W Schnoekelen Riverside Norbert Oberjhaus Letts re-elected to three year terms Carroll Eden Lone Tree and William Vierl Mediapolis to fill unexpired terms one and two years respectively.

Wilton Junction Iowa Light and Power Cooperatitive Tral Electric Wilton Iowa Kenneth Helfert Sabula Louis Thordsen Tipton Victor Wulf Durant F. W. Schnoekelen Riverside Norbert Ober Jhaus Letts Ace Car Roll Eden Lone Tree William Vierl Mediapolis

Farmers Union To Hear Dechant In Des Moines Meet

National Farmers Union President Tony Dechant will address the Iowa Farmers Union gathering at the Kirkwood hotel in Des Moines on September 10 and 11. The convention opens at 7 30 p m with Ed Smith of North Dakota speaking. leaders Andrew Varley and Dale Cochran will discuss state legislative activities. an annual banquet features John Culver and Dechant. A youth seminar is planned and want ads will help buyers and sellers.

John Culver National Farmers Union Tony Dechant Farmers Union

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