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Newspaper
Oelwein Daily Register
Location
Oelwein, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1971
Page
3
A fragmented market report lists prime steers at 2.2 and good to standard steers and heifers with various weights. Utility yearlings and cows appear with multiple price ranges. Bulls show light weights around 15.60 to 20.00 with miscellaneous figures noted.
The Iowa Senate Friday sent to Governor Ray a bill requiring annual safety inspections for new registrations or ownership transfers. New vehicles and those changing hands would need an inspection certificate. The measure blends support for inspections with opposition to universal annual checks. Inspections would cover brakes lights turn signals steering windshields wipers and fires.
Dear Abby readers weigh a mother daughter clash over cosmetic nose surgery after years of hoping for a nose job. The daughter Cindy faces peer pressure and a friend’s remarks about natural beauty versus phony looks fueling the dispute.
A reader letter gushes about Dear Abby and family dynamics while mentioning a child’s fascination with the column. The note invites readers to write to Abby, Box 69700, Los Angeles, and to request her booklet for teens by sending a dollar.
Drih and Java district chairman of Powell Scouts of America announced two area members to the District Committee. Fell Kennedy of Oelwein was appointed to the Finance planning Committee as representative for Payette County. Clair Jevondushi of Fairbank was appointed to the Advancement Opera Committee. The next district meeting will be at Dick Price's Fairbank home on July 6 at 7 30 p.m.
Lundbye Carpenter and the Maynard American Legion Post 245 observed Memorial Day at Center Grove Cemetery and marched to Long Grove Cemetery. Rev Ulrich Groth of St Paris Lutheran Church gave the address. West Central Marchings Band performed several selections. Commander Gene Sliter led the firing squad. Adjutant Victor Steege read the roll of honor.
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