Rotary Speaker Outlines Iowa Road Building Crisis
Rotary speaker Dick Hileman of Des Moines warned the Iowa Good Roads Association that state bridge funding and maintenance are dire. He cited 60 percent of primary road bridges rated fair to poor to critical, 61 percent of primary road mileage in the same range, and 3500 miles classified critical. He urged action to fund a 1500 mile Town Freeway System by 1980, noting current revenues fall short and deficits widen by 1985. He urged deep creative thinking for tomorrow amid rising registrations and travel.
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Iowa
Dick Hileman
Des Moines
The
Iowa Good Roads Associa
Rotary Club of
Muscatine
Hileman
Prim
Iowa Good Roads Association
Coast Guard Auxiliary Builds Tables For Public Island Haven
The Coast Guard Auxiliary at Flotilla 6 uses Blanchard Island to provide a boater rest area with trash barrels and three built tables funded by Beach Lumber and Bernard Gerber's cottage project. Nine members, including Harry Banta and Leland Swafford, contributed with Sherwin Williams paint. A separate note urges no road funds cuts as primary road spending remains tight. courtesy motorboat examinations are planned at Muscatine landing on Sunday June 4 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
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U. S. Coast Guard
Blanchard's Island
Mississippi
Bernard Gerber
Sherwin -Williams
Harry Banta
Leland Swafford
Robert Diercks
Douglas Drake
John Briggs
Clifford Graham
Charles Banks
Coast Guard
Blanchard’s Island
Bernard Garber
Development Corporation Dinner Speaker a Man of Many Talents
Kenneth W. Haagensen, public relations official for Allis-Chalmers, will address the Muscatine Development Corporation annual banquet on June 15 at the Elks lodge. He has served in multiple PR roles, taught journalism, advised government committees, and worked with Red Cross and scouting groups. Robert W. Fairbanks will MC, Harold W. Ogilvie will deliver the progress report, with Rev. Theodore Olsen giving the invocation and Sally Hoopes providing organ music. Knott Printers will produce the programs.
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Muscatine Development Corpporation
Allis-Chalmers
Haagensen
Washington, D. C
Committee On Economics and Statistics
U. S
Beloit College
University of Wisconsin
Milwaukee County
Air Evaluation Board
Southwest Pacific
U. S. Air Force
Robert W. Fairbanks
The
Elks Lodge
Harold W. Ogilvie
Muscatine Development Corporation
Harold E. Peters
Theodore Olsen
Mulford Free Evangelical Church
West Liberty High Holds Baccalaureate Services
West Liberty held its baccalaureate in the high school gym Sunday night with Rev. Jo Speh Nesheim of Our Redeemer Lutheran delivering the address. Rev. Harland T. Gant of West Liberty Methodist gave the invocation.
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Columbus Junction
Columbus Community High School
Wayne Ryan
Earl Josten
Rousie
Beverly Greene
West Liberty
Jospeh Nesheim
Our Redeemer
Lutheran Church In
Harland T. Gant
West Liberty Methodist Church
Pythians Hold Memorial Rite At Durant and Oskaloosa
The Knights of Pythias lodge and Pythian Sisters temple held the Sixth district memorial service in Durant with Eldon Morgan delivering the 10th annual address. A joint Seventh district service is set for June 12 in Oskaloosa. Barbara Brugman played piano for the processional and recessional. Vocal selections included Lift Thine Eyes, O Light Divine, and Go Not Far From Me O God. The sextet includes Susan Barclay and five others. the boys quartet features Wayne Chelf, Gary Spilger, Steve Burnett, and Jim Mays. Paper Boy, a pacer owned by John P. Marsh and Arthur W. Carlsberg, ran 1:57 3/5 at Santa Anita. If your conscience won't stop you, pray for cold feet.
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Knights of Pythias Lodge
Pythian Sisters
Temple of
God
Susan Barclay
Sherry Hudson
Carol Wilson
Leanne Sullivan
Gloria Danfeldt
Pat Olsen
Wayne Chelf
Gary Spilger
Steve Burnett
Jim Mays
Paper Boy
John P. Marsh
Arthur W. Carlsberg
Granada Hills
Calif
Santa Anita
Wapello Council Urged to Speed Zoning Plan
Wapello council meets with Wapello Development Corporation urging rapid planning and zoning. Long Creek Homemakers meet at home of Mrs. Dailey with 12 members and one guest. business, quilting and bazaar work follow. Also notes: residents visiting from Racine, Wis., Craig Winder to join 1966 Washington trip, Mercy hospital patient Havenhill, Lichtenberg and Gardner visits, and a note on Mel Stottlemyre and Camilo Pascual hitting grand slams last season.
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Wapello
Stephens
Peaver
Filetcher
McGill
Keltner
Wapello Development Corporation
Long Creek Homemakers
Long Creek Homemakers Club
Flossie Dailey
Lacey McAfee
Alta Otto
Allen Winder
Mary Ann
Racine
Wis
Lulu Winder
Craig Winder
Craig
Washington, D. C
W. A. Havenhill
Mercy Hospital
Town City
Helen (Gardner) Lichtenberg
Rapid City
M. D
Arthur Gardner
Burlington
Elmer Shipman
Bertha Drake
Muscatine
Mel Stottlemyre
Yankees
Camilo Pascual
Twins
Harness racing marks Yonkers crowd and record handle
Yonkers Raceway in New York drew 35,677 fans on November 30, 1962, wagering a then record 3,191,020 dollars on harness racing events.
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Yonkers
N.Y
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Columbus
Ary
General Assembly
Coast Guard Auxiliary
Muscatine Landing
Kenneth W. Haagensen
Allis - Chalmers
Milwaukee, Wis
American Red Cross
Public Relations Societies of
America
Canada
International Public Relations Association
Green Bay Packers Oats Pall
Boy Scouts
Sally Hoopes
Knott Printers
K. W. Haagensen
West Liberty High
Eldon Morgan
Supreme Lodge
Oskaloosa
Barbara Brugman
McMaster’s
Memaster Import CO
Detroit
Mich
Spurgeon
Dacran
Savedze
Jace
Dacron
Eiderson
Batiste
Sun
Wntown
Crial
iCharcel
Raf
Wyler
Bonnie Lynn Snak Cakes
SKC
Stiles Drug
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