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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1966

Page

9

Muscatine district updates soil conservation memorandum

Muscatine County Soil Conservation District and the U S Department of Agriculture approved a new memorandum of understanding at a regular meeting to replace the 1946 document. The memo outlines district purpose, USDA duties, and district responsibilities and praises modernization of conservation efforts for private landowners.

Muscatine County Conservation District Muscatine County Albert Kemper Freeman U. S. Department of Agriculture

Agriculture Still Basis for Iowa Economy

Iowa economists Jerald R. Barnard and Wilbur R. Maki say agriculture remains the core export strength of Iowa despite a decline in farm jobs. They project total agricultural employment to fall to about 150,000 by 1974, while manufacturing rises, with trade and service jobs expanding to offset the drop. Iowa will also grow its share of national agricultural exports if marketing keeps pace with rivals.

Iowa City Iowa Jerald R. Barnard Bureau of Business and Economic Research University of Iowa Wilbur R. Maki Iowa State Universty, Armes Iowa Business Digest Barnard Maki U. S Towa

Family Life Conference at ISU set for April 5

WAPELLO Iowa State University hosts the Family Life conference on April 5 with the theme Consumer 66 Presiding is Helen Le Bar lon dean of the College of Home Economics Other speakers include Marcena Ver Ploeg Richard Maxon and Wallace Ogg A featured speaker is Dr Gordon Bivens economist University of Wisconsin topic The Saving Side of Life Registration starts at 6 45 a m session at 10 a m Curtiss auditorium Louisa County homemakers invited Transportation may be shared Contact extension office for interest

Louisa County Curtiss Auditorium

Heinz Growers Banquet Set for March 24 at Elks Lodge

The H. J. Heinz company annual Tomato and Cucumber Growers Banquet will be held at the Elks Lodge at 0:40 p.m. Thursday, March 24. A short program includes a talk titled Let's Get Down To Earth by Mercedes J. Hurst of International Harvester Company. Awards will honor top tomato and cucumber producers and the Elks Chanters quartet will perform.

H. J. Heinz Company Elks Lodge Mercedes J. Hurst International Harvester Company Chicago Elks Chanters

Muscatine Soil District Meeting Set For April 4

The Muscatine County Soil Conservation District will hold its annual meeting on April 4 at the YWCA starting 7 30 p m Frank Mendell state conservationist will deliver the main address and Carole Wagner winner of the 1905 district speech contest will present her winning talk What Soil Conservation Means To Me Awards will be presented to outstanding tenant owner operator and new cooper Green Valley The Green Valley Hustlers 4 H club met at Kathy Hawkins home with fourteen members and four visitors Janet Finley was named delegate to the state conference Cindy McCleary spoke on Guide to Good Eating Kris Ziegenhorn spoke on A True Life Nutrition Story A discussion was held on What Is A Good Cook Book The next meeting April 4 will have Janet Finley as hostess and all bring baking powder biscuits Land judging awards will be given to Vocational Agriculture boys, door prizes and coffee after the meeting.

Betty Jo Schaper Roberta Crumly Kayla Werner Grandview School P Jenty Denise Thompson Muscatine County Soil Conservation District YWCA Frank Mendell Carole Wagner New Cooper Green Valley Hustlers Kathy Hawkins Janet Finley Cindy McCleary Kris Ziegenhorn Clover Leaf Pals Susan Schauland Connie Peterson Lary Laura Plank Chaffee Chapman

Lake Livewires Meeting Yields Fair Project Committee

The Lake Livewires held a regular meeting at the homes of Bill Van Zandt and Bill Reesink. A committee including Tom Streger Gary Hepker Kim Griesenbrock was formed to seek a money making project to fund a new showing at the West Liberty fair. John and Ralph Danner demonstrated soil sampling and Kim Griesenbrock spoke on There After Your Dairy Calves. Sheldon Bieri and Gary Hepker presented a demonstration on Rain Drops Cause Splash Erosion. Roll call listed soil types found on farms. Lunch followed.

Lake Livewires Bill van Zandt Tom Streger Gary Hepker Kim Griegenbrock Bill Reesink West Liberty Fair John Ralph Danner Kim Griesenbrock Sheldon Bieri

Marshall Miniature Farmerettes Meeting Report

The Marshall 4-H club met at Ruth Gieselman’s home with members answering the poll on nutritious snacks. Patty Buster was named County candidate and State Camp attendee, Joyce Cutkamp became State Conference delegate with Sandy Hiller as alternate. Pam Buster adjourned the meeting after a cheese dips and milk drinks demonstrations by Joyce Cutkamp and Ruth Gieselman. Connie Gipple organized recreation. refreshments were served by Ruth and her mother.

Patty Buster Madrid Joyce Cutkamp Ames Sandy Hiller Pam Buster Ruth Gieselman Connie Gipple Ruth

Louisa Homemaker Information Meeting Planned

An informational meeting for all people interested in Homemaker’s Services for Louisa County is set for March 21 at 1:30 p.m. at the Louisa County extension office. An explanation of participation will be given. Morning Sun hosts Mrs. Kenneth Moore and Mrs. Leroy Pierce to chair the group.

Louisa County Kenneth Moore Leroy Pierce Morning Sun

West Liberty Jersey Herd classified by official judge

The herd of registered Jerseys owned by L. Claire Gates in West Liberty has been classified by an American Jersey cattle club classifier in Columbus Ohio. The herd averages 87.4 percent with six excellent 27 very good and three good plus animals.

L. Claire Gates West Liberty American Jersey Cattle Club Columbus Ohio

Wilton Plans High School Parent-Teacher Conference

Wilton High School will hold parent-teacher conferences on Tuesday, March 22, with time slots to be chosen by families. Principal Jack E. Lowther announced the plan as an extension of a successful elementary model. students will be dismissed early at 11:30.

Wilton Jack E. Lowth Jer Wilton High School Lowther

Reception for Congressman John Schmidhauser in Iowa City

A reception honoring First District Congressman John Schmidhauser will be held April 7 in Iowa City. Speaker will be Representative George Miller of California, chairman of the House Committee on Science and Astronautics. Schmidhauser sponsors legislation to promote economic uses of solar energy and seeks equal government research funds for Iowa and the Midwest.

John FR. Schmidhauser Iowa City George Miller California House Committee On Science and Astronautics Schmidhauser Miller Tdwa Midwest

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