Indian Hills Golf and Country Club Dedication setting
Facilities ready for dedication of the Indian Hills Golf and Country Club southwest of Wapello. The country club is a cooperative venture of four communities Morning Sun Mediapolis Oakville and Wa pello with an open house Sunday after dedication ceremonies at 1 30 p m The clubhouse houses locker rooms a pro shop lunch room ballroom and kitchen on upper floor and a practice green and first tee area are shown with members from the four communities pictured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Indian Hills Golf and Country Club
Wapello
Cere
Morning Sun
Mediapolis
Oakville
Herman Hartsock
Les Fisher
Virginia Johnson
Peggie Dill
New Country Club
Teen Time Food Fare sponsors teens in action program
Rock Island area teenagers join Teen Time Food Fare a foods and nutrition project by the University of Illinois Cooperative Extension Service. Several hundred youths participate gaining experience in planning preparing and buying foods while sharpening social awareness and meeting people. This summer they focus on the Citizens in Action program by which high school age teens may develop their own civic initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
University of Illinois Cooperative Extension Service
Rock Island County
Citizens In Action
Illinois
Reader’s Digest Foundation
4-H Club Foundation
Sherrard
Rockridge
Linda Bellinger
Anne Holstine
Mary Stetson
Larry Fuhr
Tom Mueller
Sandra Martens
Dennis Hollins
Marie Freytag
Reynolds
Ed Mitchell
Moline
Southern Area
Deana Corley
Miss Corley
Cooperative Extension Service
University of Ilinois
Lois T. Mitchell
Cedar County 4-H Exchange Trip to Moore County
Thirty seven Cedar County 4-H members travel to Moore County North Carolina for a 10 day exchange staying with local 4-H families. Program includes agriculture industry and family living experiences, tours, picnics, and recreation as part of a two year civic exchange program with future hosting of Moore County youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
4-H
Cedar County
Moore County
North Carolina
Robert Wilkins, Jr
Rodney Schneider
Ken Voss
Bennett
Dan Zahner
Steve Davis
Mechanicsville
Dale Vincent
Keith Vincent
Barry Anderson
Phyllis Wilkerson
West Branch
Duane Davis
Randy Pedersen
West Liberty
Steve Ejler
Linda Drager
Anita Drager
Sharlene Marquest
Diane Gardner
Shirley Linn
Becky Gaul
Rebecca Pierce
Rachelle Pierce
Jim Filer
Stanwood
Louis Licht
London
Terry Kroemer
John Ward
Darrell Stonerook
Denny Hulse
Marcia Soper
Becky Pruess
Carolyn Walker
Marlys Gade
Marcia Dettmann
Clarence
Richard Voss
New Liberty
David Hubler
Diana Hubler
Kathy Kohl
Lisbon
Dixie Rathjen
Atalissa
Karen Schuett
Wilton Junction
Marvin Wilkerson
Kenneth Muller
Varlyn Fink
United States
Sweetland 4H Club Meeting Details
The Sweetland 4H Club will hold its regular meeting on July 3 at 7 p.m. at the Sweetland Methodist Church. Toll call asks What is the Weakness in My Clothing Plan. Mothers of the month are Mrs. Robert McMahon and Mrs. Verle Sywassink. Hostesses are Sue Cline Ann Cline Holly FeStrake and Debbie Buster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweetland Sunshine Sweetland
Sweetland Sunshine 4H
Sweetland Methodist Church
Robert McMahon
Verle Sywassink
Sue Cline
Ann Cline
Holly FeStrake
Debbie Buster
West Liberty plans map and growth study under way
Powers Willis and Associates prepare base maps and economic population analysis for West Liberty. The plan predicts a 1990 population near 2700 with faster growth than state and national rates. Phase one gathers history, services, and facilities to fuel land use and master street plans for the comprehensive plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
Powers-Willis and Associates
Iowa City
Planning and Zoning Commission
Jim L. Maynard
Iowa
Ture
West Liberty Planning and Zoning Commission
West Liberty Planning Commission
George Gordon
Ken Jehle
George Drahos
Virgil Harned
Robert Kuebler
Ray Morrison
Clark Wolf
Land Buying By Non-Farmers Drops Slightly
Washington AP report shows a slight decline in farmland purchases by non-farmers. Last year 67 percent of buyers were farm operators. nonfarmers bought 29.7 percent, vs 33 percent in 1914. About 85 percent planned to operate the tracts themselves and 61 percent aimed to expand their business. Retirement by sellers rose to 19.1 percent. Georgia Power announces a $100 million nuclear fueled plant with 500k to 800k kilowatts capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Atlanta, Ga
Georgia Power Co
Storage Rates Unchanged for On-Farm Grain Reseal
Marvin H. Coder announces that on farm reseal storage rates for 1967-68 stay aligned with CCC UGSA rates. Rates cover 1966 crop corn barley 1966 crop soybeans oat sorghum and 1985 and prior crops with specific per 100 bushel weights. Final payments rely on units and tenths. most payments through March 1967 totaled 39.4 million. Corn from 1966 65 64 crops and 1966 crop soybeans remain eligible for reseal storage with CCC loan terms applying at any time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin H. Coder
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Commitee
Commodity Credit Corporation
UGSA
Joan
CCC
Cattle Feeders Curtail Operations to Strengthen Markets
Washington AP reports nationwide cattle feeders cut back in May in the eight north central states. Stocker and feeder cattle shipments dropped nine percent from May last year, marking an eight percent decline for January through May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
North Central States
Deeds Recorded in West Liberty and Muscatine Transfers
Pearl and Clarence G. Hines and Haven and Doris H. Hines to Joseph Weise include a Tanty Deed for lot 2 block 5 J and A Millers Addition West Liberty. Otis Lee and Mrya E Hindbaugh to James Larry and Judith Marie Mulvihill as joint tenants warranty deed for lot 8 Lorenz Terrace Addition Muscatine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl
Clarence G. Hines
Haven
Doris H. Hines
Joseph Weise
A. Miller
Town
West Liberty
Otis Lee
Mrya E. Hindbaugh
James Larry
Judith Marie Mulvihill
Lorenz Terrace
City of Muscatine
Grain storage loans affect farmer options this period
The text explains that when loans are called on stored grains the producer may deliver or redeem the grain. If a farmer delivers or redeems resealed grain before the 1967 68 storage period ends, storage payments depend on the number of months stored.
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Anna Jean Milder
Johnston County
Farm
Madrid
Iowa State University
The
Sears Roebuck Foundation
Celleyaus
Furetieon
Bank For All ‘the People
F.d.1.c
Federal Reserve System
Lakeville
Mass
Paul Scholz
Bell
DIAL
Columbus Junction
Feed & Supply
Weat Liberty
Conesville
Weber & Huston Inc
Letts
Economix Feed CO
Journal
Tonight
Grinnell Mutual
Home Guard
Donald L. Lee
Muscatine County Mutual Ins
Ass'n
Cedar Sr
Grinnell Mutual Reinsurance Company
Grinnell,owa
Purina
Ms “Se
Purina Istarten
Purina’‘s
Kile
Weber
Nichols, Iowa
Raymond Kile
Letts, Iowa
Bob Barnes
Columbus
Lyle Weber
Mgr
Jerry Wood
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