Hawks Pass C-M for 1st Sect. Win
Nishna Valley boys snap six game skid by topping Carson Macedonia 58 to 46 in Lewis Central sectional action. Steve Hinkle scores 16, Denny Boileau adds 12, Marty Brown 10 as Hawks surge late to secure the victory and set a 8:30 p.m. matchup with Lewis Central.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nishna Valley Boys
Carson-Macedonia
Blackhawks
Lewis Central
Bill Scherle
Hawks
Steve Hinkle
Denny Boileau
Marty Brown
Boileau
Bob Sargent
Hinkle
Jim Johnson
Panthers
Merv Escritt
Nislna Valley
Carson Macedonia
Record Federal Aid Grant to Iowa
Iowa to receive a record federal aid apportionment of 581.49 thousand dollars from the Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife Service the State Conservation Commission announced. Funds total 447,809 for wildlife and 133,589 for fisheries projects with approval and administration details provided by Glen Yates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
SCC
Iowa
Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife Service
State Conservation Commission
Game and Fish Departments
Glen Yates
Commission
Federal
Pittman-Robertson Wildlife
Yates
Wednesday Night Women's League Standings and Scores
Standings show Texaco 33 Glenwood Bank 33 and Gay Oil Co 42h leading with high scores. Individual leaders include Avanelle Dashner 109 and Beth Surface 108 with multiple players posting 180s and 190s in this league roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texaco
Glenwood Bank
RAG
Gay Oil C
Pondeross
Jamisons
Glenwood Packers
Ace Auto Parts
Nishna Cottage
Team
Gay Oil Co
Rollies Texaco
Janigons
Edna McNally
Roberta Troutman
Jane Miller
Mariann Simmons
Corky, Bowley
Thelma ‘Ace
Iowa grant funds plan fishing lake and wildlife tract
Yates outlines federal aid allocations including a 40 acre fishing lake in Dallas County and a land tract for decor and wildlife near the Big Sioux River in Lyon County. Part of the funds support existing projects with nearly 200000 dollars to operate the state's nine game management units this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Dallas County
Decor and
Big Sioux
Lyon County
Yates
Cage Season Ends as FM Edges Malvern 63-59
Malvern closed its regular season with a non conference game against FM Knights, falling 63 to 59. Rick Tasto led Malvern with 17 points, while FM’s Harry Ewing scored 22 and Randy Dahl 11, as FM pulled away late after a back and forth affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
FM Knights
Origle Squg
Rick Tasto
Orioles
FAS
Grigle
Knights
Oriole
Rod Powles
Rod Nunt
Roy Powles
Harry Ewing
Randy Dahl
Rick Anderson
National Wildlife Week Public Lands Emphasis Highlighted
Des Moines reports National Wildlife Week stresses public lands ownership and use from local picnic grounds to state preserves, forests and parks. Clarence Christensen urges citizens and officials to expand access and promote conservation while exploring tax free lands for recreation and wildlife. The observance, backed by National Wildlife Federation and Iowa Wildlife Federation, runs annually since 1998.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
LCC
Town Wildlife Federation
Clarence Christensen
Town Wildlife Week
National Wildlife Federation
Iowa’ Wildlife Federation
Carol Wolfe crown at Midwest AAU meet in Omaha
Carol Wolfe, freshman from John F. Kennedy College in Wahoo Nebraska, was named Queen of the Midwest Women's AAU basketball tournament at Rummel High School in Omaha. She faces a possible invitation to join the US Olympic Women's team development program in Eye Missouri, which would affect her schooling. The notice also records a string of social visits and local events around Glenwood, Council Bluffs, and nearby communities amid rapid weather shifts from warm spring to snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Wolfe
John F. Kennedy College
Wahoo
Nebr
Wilber Wolfe
Malvern
Rummel High School
Omaha
Carol
Mid-Western College
Denison
Wayne
Slate
Commercial Extension
Omaha Ywca
Lincoln
DAV Pioneers
Sin
Carvel
the Eye
Czechoslovakia
Canada
Jon Kemp
Mark
George Hunt
Henderson
Robert Schroeder
Don
Diane Hopp
Georgia Godsey
Darrell Joy
Valley View Baptist Church
Council Bluffs
Everett Blackman
Kenneth
Leo Davis
Glenwood
Tom Kingery
Hamburg
Elmer Haney
Harold Blackman
Grace
Beverly
Henry Schnoor
Hastings
Diane Hepp
Norman Sinner
Richard Matson
Hooper, Nebr
Schroeder
Jehan. Schr
Western Farm Show Offers Free Parking in Kansas City
The Western Farm Show in Kansas City runs February 27 to March 1 with free admission and over 3,500 parking spaces at the American Royal grounds. The event showcases new farm machinery and supplies, with factory engineers on hand to explain products, though sponsors stress it is not a selling show. Free tickets are available from local dealers or by writing to Western Association, 638 West 3%h Street, Kansas City, Missouri 61111.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
American Royal Grounds
United States
J. Keith Melvin
Western Retail Implement and Hardware Association
Western Association
West
Missouri
Kennedy Patriotts shine in Midwest tourney rounds
Carol, top point producer for the Kennedy Patriotts, leads the first round free throw contest with 14 of 15. The Patriotics beat the GE team 75 to 57 in the second round, Carol scoring 26 while Patriotic reserves played the fourth. Deanna Grindle paced CE with 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol
Kennedy Patriottes
Patriotics
Patristic
Mills County
Deanna Grindle
Mary Circle meeting shifted host and plans at Glenwood church
Glenwood Methodist Church Mary Circle met with host Mrs. Kenneth Graves replacing the planned site at Mrs. Walter Klindt. Co hosts were Mrs. Robert Allen and Mrs. Henry Dickman. sixteen members attended a program on Foreign Missions led by Mrs. Ruth Sell and devotions by Mrs. Harry Widows with dessert served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graves
Mary Circle Sistess
Mary
Glenwood Methodist Church
Kenneth Graves
Walter Klindt
Glenwood
Robert Allen
Henry Dickman
Ruth Sell
Harry Widows
Louis Bass
Bass
Robert Hopp
Mercy Hospital
Sol
Maurice Alberts
J. N. Clark
Glanwood
Karl Swanson
Keith
Becky
Darwin
Bob Swanson
Toni Hullinger
Glenwood Christian Church
Donald
1966 Wheat Variety Test Released
County Extension Director Richard M. McClure reports results of the 1966 Wheat Variety Test, released by Java State University in Wheat Variety Performance 1902-66. Four years of testing at winter wheat varieties show Gage and God say highest average yields, with Ki W. Was and Oul among noted entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard M. McClure
Java State University
Gage
Audubon Instructor Named Director of Adult Education
Dr. Robert D. Sooft announced that James E. Hasilton, longtime Vocational Agriculture instructor at Audubon Community Schools, will become Director of Adult and Continuing Education for Iowa Western, starting July 1 1967. Hasilton, born in Lucas Iowa, has a 1940 BS and 1943 MS from Iowa State, authored farm management texts, and earned multiple professional honors. His annual salary is set at 15000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert D. Sooft
Iowa Western Community College
Merning
James E. Hasilton
Audubon Community Schools
Iowa Western
Hamilton
Rtv
Earlham
Wall Lake
Auduboy
Lucas
Iowa
Lucas High School
Iowa State University
Iowa Vocational Agriculture Teachers Association
National Vocational Agriculture Association
American Farmer
PFA
Chamber of Commerce
Lions Club
Church
Camp Fire Girls
Boy Scouts
Red Cross
Iowa’ Association of Retarded Children
City of
Audubon
Minnesota spring wheat release named Chris shines in tests
A Minnesota spring wheat variety named Chris performed well in two years of testing, while winter varieties showed weaker performance for winter survival. The report reviews 1966 growing season and offers 1967 suggestions, noting maturity, height, and strength data for all tested Valleties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Chris
McClure
No Hunting Rigs Awardings Engages Leader Games
A cryptic ad offers No Hunting rigs and announces 20¢ each with a deal for 9 for $1. The Leader Games appears as the source context, suggesting a local sale or promotion with limited details.
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Minare
Ge Knights
Ernie Foster
National Wildlife Week
Carol Queen
Harry Kemp
Logan
Dr. Ahern
Lawrence Alberts
Walter Cogley
Glenwoor
Cogley
The
Edmundson Hospital
Richard Bass
Laveyn Qobrecht
Bill Smith
Willisea
Miss Shelby
Clarence Myers
Dan Myers
Shelly
Omana
Dwight Myers
Jack Haney
Debbie Myers
Leroy Hedlind
Kenneth Clark
Guy Haynie
Joe Livengood
Pacific Junction
Glenda Clark
Deborah Blackman
Tom Clark
Robert
Harold van Meter
Christine
Teresa Perkins
Harley
Tudor
Diane Blackman
Leader Office
Corte Stewart
Wayne Stewart
Richard
Silver City
Dale Bell
Jack Hunter
Jim Agnew
Blackhawkette
Nishna Valley
Hawketes
Verla Wilber
Sheri Moody
Barbara Smiley
Pat Johnson
Kay Rydberg
Marsha Palmer
Janet Rydberg
Peggy Haack
Linda van Nordstrand
Judy Nuckolls
Christi Rumery
Betsy Paul
Marilyn Wax
Genene Maher
Virginia Lunn
Joyce Wilber
Tanya Nuckolls
Edna Fleming
Cindy Cole
Vicki King
Sherry Greenwood
Carol McKee
Mary Anderson
Darlene Sandquist
James E. Hamilton
Man Behind
Steve Winters
MCHS
Mt. Vernon
Miley Schmidt
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