Janice Snyder Wins Homemaker of Tomorrow Award
Janice Snyder daughter of Mr and Mrs Russell Snyder has been chosen by General Mills to receive the Homemaker of Tomorrow Award. She passed a 100 question exam and a discussion on December 8 1963 and was presented the pin at a January 31 high school assembly. Her results enter the state competition for a 1500 scholarship and possible national finals.
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Janice Snyder
Russell Snyder
General Mills, Inc
Homemaker of Tomorrow
United States
Janice
Soil and Water Meeting Held in Marion County
The Marion County Soil and Water Conservation District Board met January 28, 1964, at 7 00 p m in the SCS office with all directors present. Officers elected were Robert Ford chair Jake Davis vice chair and Sammy Lowe secretary treasurer. New cooperators and basic plans were approved for Omega Kinmundy Iuka Salem Marion County Fair and other locales.
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Marion County Soil & Water Conservation District Board
SCS
George Irwin
Jake Davis
F. O. Holler
Ernie Henson
Sammy Lowe
Bill Collum
Jimmie Britt
Bob Ford
Ray Vandeveer
Sam H. Winfred
Don Welch
Charles Schaeffer
Robert Ford
Illinois Highway Department
Alma
Raymond Stork
Meachum
Earl Greenwood
Omega and
Kinmundy
Walter Meyer
Omega
Walter Borcherding
Iuka
M. D. Burkett
Haines
James Courson
J. R. Young
Salem
Earl
Local Residents Visit Friends and Family Across Illinois
Vernon news recounts numerous weekend visits and family gatherings. Attendees include Miss Sharon Lawrence at Barnes Hospital, Linda Binnion of Alton, Vivian Tedrick of Hartford, Gary and Patsy Binnion, Lynn Phinney of Decatur, J. L. Phinney and family, plus many others visiting in Vandalia Assumption Patoka Arrowsmith Effingham St. Louis and Okanville communities. Wayne Binnion recently recovered from surgery at home.
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Herschel Lawrence
Sharon Lawrence
Barnes Hospital
Linda Binnion
Alton
Vivian Tedrick
Hartford
Gary
Patsy Binnion
Lynn Phinney
Decatur
J. L. Phinney
B. F. Beck
Iula Beck
Delores
Dale Bevis
Vandalia
Joyce Tevis
Alice Wilson
Ninnie Peddicord
Letta Hopkins
Yaw Nursing Home
Bob Thalman
James Payne
Joe Wikenhauer
Milton. Bayliss
Harry Ea
Helen Easley
Minnie Peddicord
Esta Dieckman
St. Louis
I. C. Betts
Kieth Betts
Effingham
Scot
Brent Leininger
Earl Leininger
Cecile Brown
Patoka
Mabel Snyder
Mason Bassett
Edith Peyton
Cliopolis
Lee Peyton
T. E. Snyder
Chester
Oscar Doolen
Okanville
Soil and Fertilizer Study Course Offered
The Pa toka High School Agriculture Department announces a Soils and Fertilizers course. The first meeting is Thursday February 13 at 7:00 p.m. for two hours. No enrollment fee. For enrollment contact committee members Jimmie Britt Edwin Nattier Dick Padberg Don Towler or Neil Jolliff Vo-Ag Instructor. If unavailable, enroll at the first meeting.
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Patoka High School Agriculture Department
Jimmie Britt
Edwin Nattier
Dick Padberg
Don Towler
Neil Jolliff
Vo-Ag
Haefner Leads Patoka Alum on Winning Bowling Team
Wilma Pugh Haefner, a former Patoka girl, starred as part of the winning Women’s Bowling Team at the Concord Tournament. The squad posted a 2506 scratch for three games and will advance to the Mis-? event.
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Wilma Pugh Haefner
Patoka
Concord
Summer Weather Notice From California Readers
Dear Editor letter from Mr and Mrs F Davis Jennings 930 N Date Realto California. They report real summer weather with cool nights and mornings and fear worse may come next month.
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Mrs. F. Davis Jenning
Date Realto, Calif
University of Illinois Ranks Fourth in Engineering Research
The University of Illinois placed fourth in the nation for total engineering research funding last year. The Joint Office of Institutional Research reports the total surpassing $11 million.
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University of Illinois
Office of
Institutional Research
Benefit Basketball Game by Patoka FFA Chapter
Patoka FFA Chapter hosts a benefit basketball double feature on Saturday February 15 at 7 00 p m Two games include FFA members versus the local 4 H Club and faculty against the Lions Club Proceeds go to the March of Dimes Admission is 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for students
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Patoka
FFA
Lions Club
March of Dimes
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Homemaker
Soil and Water Meeting
Lotta Hopkins
Kohnen Concrete Products
Germantown, Ill
Wilma Haefner
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