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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1968

Page

12

4 H Club News and Meetings Chronicle

Several 4 H groups report January gatherings and plans. Sweetland Royal Busters discuss basketball practice and a family night. Goshen Gleamers elect new members and host events. Bloomington Best plans beanbag service project. Pollyanna units share talks on awareness and Terra rium demos. Prairie Ramblers, Busy Boys, Green Valley Hustlers and Wilton Hustlers describe new members, demonstrations, and social activities. Sweetland Sunshine reports a 4 H film and home furnishings project sheets.

Educators Meet in Muscatine for Two-Year Agriscience Seminar

A group of 65 agricultural education leaders from Iowa Illinois and Missouri gathered in Muscatine last week for a three day seminar hosted by Muscatine Community College agri business staff at Kent Feeds facilities. C W Dalbey and Howard Sidney attended along with local hosts Everett Clover and Otis Joiner. The meeting aimed to share ideas to improve and expand two year programs in agricultural education.

Muscatine C. W. Dalbey Iowa Department of Public Instruction Howard Sidney The State University of New York Everett Clover Muscatine College Muscatine Community College Kent Feeds Iowa Ilinois Missouri

State Employment Service Names Farm Representatives

Donald Sander, farm placement representative of the Iowa State Employment Service, announces the 1968 reappointment of volunteer farm representatives in Muscatine County. Named are Robert Brooke of Ditmars Kerr West Liberty, John F Coffin postmaster Conesville, and Jake Davis Wilton, plus a new V.F.R James Chown Nichols Deep Rock Service Station Nichols. They assist workers and employers seeking jobs with pay only in community service. Any unsolved labor problems should be sent to Iowa State Employment Service at 515 Cedar Street Muscatine.

Donald Sander Iowa State Employment Service Muscatine County Robert Brooke Ditmars-Kerr Company West Liberty John F. Coffin Conésville Jake Davis Jakes Wilton V.F.R Af Nichols James Chown Deep Rock Nichols Cedar Street Muscatine

Lake Lassies 4H Club meets at Vickie Hitchcock home

Lake Lassies 4H Club held its January 9 meeting at Vickie Hitchcock home. Members were reminded to submit Christmas card money and discussed selling candy later. Dad's Night is set for February 10 at 7 p.m. at High Prairie Methodist Church with dads invited and supplies to bring. New member Cora Lindle introduced. mothers of members were special guests.

High Prairie Lake Lassies Vickie Hitchcock High Prairie Methodist Church Diane Marley Vicky Kent Linda Eichelberger Marci Luce Diane Hoopes Mary Jo. Eichelberger Jean Eichelberger Debbie Schmelzer Leigh Ann Hahn Suzy Mrs. King Judy Balmos Sally Barb Harper Dorothy Harper Cora Lindle Marei Luce

Bloomington Fairwinners 4-H Club meeting report and notices

Bloomington Fairwinners 4-H Club met at 7:30 p.m. Monday in Spangler Chapel with Steve Welk presiding. Roll call cited "Name An Electrical Appliance" by 23 members. Officer Training, dues, project enrollment, and upcoming talks on Electric Insulation and Fuses were announced. Fulton Royal Workers held a separate meeting at 1:30 p.m. led by Nikki Hoffbauer with 10 members. new member Sharon Wulf joined. Jennifer Christenson led talks on New Material in Shoes with demonstrations on arranging furniture and antiquing furniture. The Lamb luncheon followed at Jennifer Christenson’s home. Spring livestock and machinery ads closed the item. Skowhegan’s founding meaning was noted as place to catch salmon.

Goshen Gleamers Royal Neighbors Atalissa Sheryl Staley Wiess Melntire Burnett Debra McIntire Cindy Danfeldt Cindy Phillips Christine Kafka Pam Staley Sally Lory Hildabrand Karen Debra Beth McIntire Diane Burnett McKinlip Vix Bloomington Spangler Chapel Alpha Morehouse Sheila Hines Kay Satterthiwaite Joanne Bradley Marilyn Walker Carol Esmail Elizabeth Anne Carroll Marion Sywassink Nancy Rowe Debby Bender Traci Bell Joan Lynas Prairie Ramblers Buffalo Prairie Prairie Ramblers 4-H Club Cathy Linda Murray Gary Blanchard Gary Price Scott Price Steve Price Tom Bull Bonnie Fowler Green Valley Hustlers Wilma Witkoske Roll Call Debbie’ Shoultz Arla Becker Debra Ramer Bloomington Fairwinners Steve Welk YWCA Russell Shield Robert Beatty Roger Nyenhuis Tim Montgomery Fulton Royal Workers Theresa Sharon Schmidt Nikki Hoffbauer Sharon Wulf Becky Colbrese Kathy Colbrese Jennifer Christenson Theresa Schmidt Lamb

$3 Million FHA Loans Aid Southeast Iowa Homeowners

More than 1900 rural residents in Southeastern Iowa gained new or improved homes as $3,044,360 in insured Farmers Home Administration loans were issued over two years, per district supervisor A. Robert Koch.

Iowa Farmers Home Administration A. Robert Koch

Neff Recognized At Master Pork Producers Fete

DES MOINES Twenty Tawa swine producers were recognized at the 26th Annual Master Pork Producers Award Banquet. Duane Neff of Nichols was among the awardees cited for leadership in swine and for farrowing and raising high quality market hogs. The group averaged 94 pigs weaned per litter and 75 percent of marketed hogs graded No. 1, per ISU specialist Emmett Stevermer.

Neff Master Pork Producers Fete Des Moines Duane Neff Nichols Emmett Stevermer Iowa State University

CCC Stocks Drop Below Billion Mark

The government investment in uncommitted stocks of common commodities at mid-December 1967 fell below one billion dollars for the first time since 1952, to 964 million, mainly due to CCC cotton sales. Chairman Vernon W. Carter tied the drop to reduced surpluses and expanded price-support loan programs enabling farmers to hold larger grains longer, with extended life for price-support loans on stored crops and feed grains through 1967 crops.

Vernon W. Carter Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee Commodity Credit Corporation CCC Freeman

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