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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1970
Page
6
District 54 notes many visits and social events over the weekend. Leona Imhoff details travels to Manhattan for Parent Day and a Kansas Colorado game, plus Omaha show trips, dinners, sewing club gatherings, housewarming, and family visits across Silver Creek Fullerton St Edward Columbus and nearby towns.
The third annual Governor's Conference on highway safety was held Sept. 30 in Lincoln. Highlights included a focus on motorcycle safety and drunken driving laws, with discussions and a helmet legislation debate led by Lt. Dean Leitner and Mrs. Charles Chace.
Carl E. Stratton notes Japan imported a record 1.1 billion of U S agricultural products in 1970 with feed grains soybeans and wheat rising. Japan buys about one fourth of U S cotton and 50 million in tobacco, while U S exports support a broad, growing trade in farm commodities and related goods.
Community group WSCS hosts a bake sale and lunch at Consumers on October 9 from 9 30 to 4 30. Proceeds support local outreach and church programs with volunteers from WSCS.
The report notes two thirds of total U S agricultural exports to Japan consist of feed grains soybeans and wheat highlighting the vast trade in farm commodities between the two nations during the period.
Mrs Richard Merrick accompanied Mr and Mrs Lester Anderson to Omaha Sunday to visit the George Hruska family. The Hruskas new home is nearly ready for occupancy. Mrs Harry Sterup, Mrs Eugene Sterup and Mrs Bob Sterup attended the Harvest of Harmony at Grand Island Saturday. The Jim Sterup family called on the Eugene Johansen family and the Harry Sterups Sunday afternoon. Mrs Chas Stewart met her daughter Mrs Ruth Slack and daughter Patty of Whittier California in St Louis Missouri and together they went on to Cape Girardeau Missouri for a week's visit with their daughter and sister Mrs W W Hill and Mr Hill. Mrs Slack and daughter accompanied Mrs Stewart home Friday evening and left for home Monday.
Virgil Bugbee Osceola Public Schools superintendent returned from a four day drug education institute in Lincoln. He joined about 50 educators from across the state hearing speakers from the U S Bureau of Customs Juvenile Court and Northeast Nebraska Mental Health Clinic. Topics included drug history abuse types law enforcement and educator roles with plans to incorporate safety patrol talks and health program updates.
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