Teens from West Liberty on way to United Nations trip
Thirty one teenage delegates of the United Nations Pilgrimage, sponsored by the JOOIP and Rebekah lodges, dined in West Liberty before continuing to New York. They came from California, Nevada, Wyoming, Utah and Montana after earning spots through essays and contests. After the United Nations assembly they will visit four sites before returning home later this month. Since the program began, over 15,000 teens have participated. Mrs. Elizabeth Seitsinger, Rebekah Assembly president, attended with her family. Royal Workers club hosted by Mrs. Rowlina Barkalow with 17 members present. Nellie Maylane honored on her birthday.
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West Liberty
United Nations Pilgrimage
JOOIF
Rebekah
United States
New York
Joop HA
California
Nevada
Wyoming
Utah
Montana
United Nations Assembly
Took and
Elizabeth Seisinger
Seitsinger
Rebekah Assembly
Royal Workers
Rowlina Barkalow
Royal Workers Club
Wilman Schnapfel
Nellie
Durant Board Holds Annual Fiscal Meeting
Durant The annual fiscal meeting of the Durant Community School District was held on Wednesday. The board examined the treasurer's annual report including the affidavit of depository bank. Mrs. Darlene Reinert was chosen secretary for 1971 72 with Liberty Trust and Savings involved.
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Durant
Board of Education of the
Durant Community Schools
Depository Bank
Darlene Reinert
Illinoisman wins third Open Horseshoe Tournament at Chautauqua Park
Roger Vogel of Manito Illinois claimed the Open Horseshoe title at Chautauqua Park Columbus Junction as the present Arizona state champion. The event drew 52 entrants with winners in classes A through I and top qualifier William Vandegriff of Fairfield. Local organizers Byron Hafner Madelen Blake and Jake Davis oversaw arrangements.
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Columbus Junction
Chautauqua Park
Roger Vogel
Manito
Ill
Arizonia
Vogel
Iinois
Art Hampton
Iowa City
Henry Franke
Centralia
Ocie Trimble
Cedar Rapids
Madeleo Blake
Leits
Don Trafford
Davenport
Clyde Coddington
Tremont
Tll
J. Plum
New Sharon
John Brown
Des Moines
William Vandegriff
Fairfield
Illinois
Byron Hafner
Madelen Blake
Jake Davis
Silver Stirrup horse show set
The Silver Stirrup Saddle Club Inc hosts its 18th annual horse and pony show and races Saturday at 9 30 a m at the West Liberty Fairgrounds with a rain date July 18. Events include 25 classes judged by Jim Johnson and announced by Hal Knowling. Admission is 1 with under 12 free. Lunch on grounds.
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Silver Stirrup Saddle Club, Inc
West Liberty Fairgrounds
Mid-Western Horseman’s Assn
Jim Johnson
Bigsville
Hal Knowling
Coralville
Meari Nebergall
Elephants in Kruger Park Branded to Track Migration
Conservationists test many identification methods on Kruger Park elephants. Permanent branding with a cooled iron proves most effective, as markers and paints fail due to bush friction and tusk breaks. Cold branding began in 1969, with 32 elephants branded and 16 more planned by year end.
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Kruger Park
Parks Board
Elephants Marked In Kruger National Park Study
Elephants in Kruger National Park now bear numbers stamped on ears and hips as part of a new tracking effort by the National Parks Board. The program aims to learn more about elephant habits and improve methods for marking the herd.
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Johannesburg
Africa
Jumbo
Kruger National Park Game Reserve
The
National Parks Board
Willie Upton Turns 101 With Drink and Cigarette
Johannesburg South Africa AP reports Willie Upton celebrated his 101st birthday with a drink and a cigarette. He joked that wine women and song plus a pipe and cigarettes helped him feel like a 15 year old today.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Willie Upton
Circle of Friendship plans August outing in Columbus Junction
Circle of Friendship members met at Harold's Place Columbus Junction for a noon gathering and lunch. Thirteen members attended a business meeting, with prayer, scripture, and a social hour including prizes and secret pal gifts.
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Circle of Friendship
Nichols
Harold’s Place
Columbus Junction
Woolworth’s
Muscatine Plaza
People’s National Bank
Hortense Tisor
Margaret Chown
Mildred Porter
Kentucky Village to Close Juvenile Facility by 1973
FRANKFORT Ky AP Kentucky will close its major juvenile delinquency institution near Lexington by 1973 as part of a decentralization plan. The move aims to shift confinement to smaller facilities across the state, reducing reliance on the central campus.
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Frankfort
Kentucky Village
Lexington
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