Sacred Heart Victories Highlight Prep Action
Two easy wins for Sacred Heart highlighted local prep basketball with standout performances from Linds Sterving and Carol Harren who scored 22 and 24 points respectively. Grace Htveng led St Marys with strong scoring while officials Hobt teod and Hi Soloson oversaw the games.
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May's
Bob
Tourlooes
aeHon
Mary's
Mie Balttimiy
Wan Ale
Linds Sterving
Carol Harren
Tlonrtia Girin
Qrace Htveng
Thaa Bt
Marys
Ware Hob Tteod
Hi Soloson
Moartiecho
Highway 38 project traffic estimates released
Figures from Iowa indicate daily vehicle counts for the proposed upgrade. Estimates include 260 vehicles daily from the unil vrom and from 42h vehdaled per day at the oast corporation, rising to 3,200 at the Sunation with 68. nd da Montde calla. Projections for 1976 show 400 ehlelon per day in the varal a rank, up to 4,000 per day in Monti collo. Construction calls for AKphallia catarata at 228-foot whith with curick and apattor actions to be used from Montrealto.
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Trapeig
Unil Vrom
Oast Corporation
Sunation
Montdecalla
Varal
Monticollo
Akphallia Catarata
Curick
County Jr High Contests in March
March schedule announced by Joseph Haave county superintendent of schools for junior high basketball contests. Round robin and pairings listed include Martello vs Onslow Oxford Junction and Onslow Monticello Sacred Hour Mortey Wyannibig and others with round robin formats at various sites.
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Morlmy - Clones
Joseph Haave
Jonen
Wehools
Araieis
Martello Va
Onslow
Oxford Junction vi
Olln
Monticallo
Sacred Hour
Mortey
Oxford Junction
Wyonitie
Onslow Va
Oln
Monticalla
Anmnosa
Martetls
Montero
Ste. Sab
Copter Chimeilon
Amortoy Dew
Hyor
Junior High Team Beats Wyoming in Basketball
A junior high boys basketball game ended 44 to 12 with MontleeHots Jumier scoring 16 points. Wyouty contributed a key steal and Montleeo added marks from the floor. Andrew’s JH scheduled to play Morley Thursday afternoon.
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MontleeHots Jumier Hiph
St Martins Beats Holy Cross 63 51 In Close Game
St Martin's of Canada defeated Holy Cross 63 to 51 as Ken Kauder scored 16 and Wayne Roaster 14 for the winners while Holy Cross forward Wannen had 26. Holy Cross finished the third period with a 64 26 lead before allowing St Martin's to rally. Earlier Holy Cross grade school beat St Martin's 21 2.
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Cascade
Martin's
Canaada
Holy Cross
Ken Kauder
Wayne Roaster
Wannen
Martin’s
St. Martin'a
Hopkinton Buck Creek Split Pair of Games
Buck Creek and Hopkinton split a pair of Friday night games with Buck Creek boys winning 66 46 over Hopkinton. Claudia King led Buck Creek girls with 27 points while Kay Smith and Saundra Angerle added scoring for Hopkinton. John Hart paced Nephinton with unknown totals.
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Hopkinton
Buck Creek
Buck Greek
Inha
Qlaudia King
Kay Smith
Saundra Anngerle
John Hart
Nephinton
Tax Bill Doubles in Nine Years in Jones County
Jones County’s tax bill has more than doubled since 1947 per Auditor George Specht. The 1966 total is 2,060,755.16 with net payment to taxpayers at 1,707,645.79 after credits and agricultural land deductions. Tax categories include state, county, school, corporation, grain tax, and township, with detailed line items for bonuses, county expenses, and various credits.
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Jones County
George Specht
Parsons Resigns Extension Post in Jones County
The Jones county extension council accepted the resignation of Jerry Parsons youth assistant who will become assistant state boys 4-H leader on March 1. Robert Livingstone was re elected extension council chairman for a second year and the council detailed officers and members from Anamosa, Madison, Richland, Castle Grove, and other townships. Parsons helped grow 4-H clubs from 16 to 21 with 417 members and led the Jones county 4-H exchange program with Massachusetts and planned a Kentucky trip for 387 youths.
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Parsons
Livingstone
Jones County
Jerry Parsons
Joe Lege
Iowa State College
Ames
Robert Siyingatone
Anamosa
Extension Council
Howard Mackey
Jeorge Brown
Donald Meeks
Martelle
Richard Wichhorn
Wyoming
Melvin Sievers
Madison
John Lane
Jerry
Massachusetts
Kentucky
Inclu Builder's Club
Anamosa School
Tipton High School
Buck Crock Edges Buck Greek as Bryan Prepares in February
Buck Crock scores 26 points led by Lester Kehoe's 17 while Bryan plans to play against Buck Greek in February. The early report notes Buck Crock's strong offense and upcoming matchup preparations.
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Lester Kehoe
Buck Crock
Bryan
Buck Greek
Langworthy Creamery Elects Directors At Annual Meeting
Langworthy creamery re elected Carl Gerdes Ray Kromminga and Gilbert Wermaimont as directors. Officers for the board will be elected on Feb 8. The current president is Gerdes with Kromminga as secretary. other hold overs include Hd Schemmel Irving Lubben WW Hall Raymond Poppe. About 60 attended and a short talk on Fly Control was given by Jerrrull Jr. of Monticello. Lunch followed.
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Langworthy
Carl Gerdes
Ray Kromminga
Gilbert Wermaimont
Langworthy Creamery
Gerdes
Hd Schemmel
Irving Lubben
WW. J. Hall
Raymond Poppe
Jones County Dairy Improvement Association Board
George Hoult
George J. Smith
Keith Clark
Allen Poppa
Ray Marclt
Shortaday
Jiert Rrull, Jr
Monticello
Leldman
Jones County Dairy Improvement Association
Jones County Sets Initial 1957 Corn Reserve Fund at 159200
Jones County announces an initial 1957 corn acreage reserve fund of 159200 with a March 8 sign up deadline. Farmers may sign agreements on a first come basis with options to amend until March 15 for conservation reserve contracts beginning in 1957.
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Purina
Purina Research Farm
Jones County
Richard Hartwik
A.B.C
Haydon
Jackson
Dubuque
Delaware
Linn
Hartwig
ASC
Monticello
A.S.C
Birthday Party in Delhi and Social Visits Across Town
Craig and Mark Bradle attended a birthday party for Douglas Schmidt in Delhi Friday. Mr and Mrs Frank Knipper of Masonville visited Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Gib Kinren and family. Miss Bernita Houston and Miss Mary Martha Miles of Cedar Rapids spent the weekend with their parents.
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Craig
Mark Bradle
Douglas Schmidt
Delhi
Frank Knipper
Masonville
Gib Klnren
Bernita Houston
Mary Martha Miles
Cedar Rapids
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