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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1965
Page
11
Members of the West Liberty FFA chapter congratulate each other after receiving awards at their annual parent son banquet Monday evening. From left,
West Liberty FFA held its annual parent and son banquet in the elementary building Monday. Steve Probst presided as president over a program featuring dinner, entertainment, initiation, and awards. Awards were presented to Steve Burnett, Rickie Kennedy, Jim Bowie, Dennis Holt, Mike Bothel, Wayne Chelf, and others with Wayne Chelf earning Chapter Farmer and Ken Morrigan Green Band awards. Honorary chapter farmers J. Joe Wright and Bob Clise were named.
Bloomington Township Farm Bureau Homemakers met for an all day gathering at Mrs. Harry Schneider home with co hosts and craft lessons led by Mrs. Otis Haines and Mrs. Robert Carlson. A mid day potluck fed 9 attendees and a quiz on Quality In Government followed.
Pomona Grange met at South Prairie Grange West Liberty with a turkey supper. Officers for the coming year were installed and reports from subordinate Granges were shared. A work conference is set for December 13 at Bloomington Grange with potluck lunch.
Fact sheet on the reseal program will be mailed to all producers with reseal loans. Changes include delivery instructions needed to remove grain from sealed bins and how storage payments are calculated. Reseal loans may be redeemed at any time by paying principal and interest. final adjustments made when grain is redeemed.
The U S Department of Agriculture amended the Chicago milk marketing order and 10 other Midwest orders to set fluid milk prices for March through June 1966 at 200 cents per hundredweight below the November level. The changes affect parts of Arkansas Illinois Indiana Iowa Missouri and Wisconsin with prices tied to regional orders and approved by a two thirds producer majority. Copies of the amended orders are available from the market administrator or Dairy Division in Washington D C.
Plans for the Young Farmer Class are under way at the Vocational Agriculture Department of the Columbus Community School. An organizational meeting is set for Friday December 3 at 730 pm. The class will run fifteen sessions and is open to all young farmers and related workers. The first meeting will discuss selecting hybrid corn for 1946 with emphasis on combin ing hybrids and farming improvements.
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