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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1975
Page
2
A Senate report notes incomplete committee organization and limited meetings while the appropriations panel meets 10 to noon with four agencies in for requests. Officials expect to finish small asks early next week and avoid delaying funding into next year amid revenue dips from beans, car sales, and hog markets.
In the wake of low pheasant numbers experts cite habitat loss and winter weather as major causes. Wildlife officials warn that temporary fixes fail to address underlying issues while urging conservation actions to improve nesting cover and food. Cheryl Jaren and Marsha Behrends were Tuesday supper guests at the Jaren home.
The Iowa 4 H Camping Center in Madrid funds youth programs through a county drive chaired by Joe Show of Wesley. Tracy Remy notes many non 4 H youth access camp opportunities and that the center hosts a Citizenship Workshop in July with about 40 participants from across the state. Plans for a Winter Camp for Senior 4 H members in late February are also underway.
Motion to contact the County Extension Office in Algona is noted. The readable fragment indicates an invitation or directive related to extension services and local county office outreach.
North Iowa Community Action Organization announces a WINterizing Project with limited funds to help the blind disabled elderly and low income residents in Cerro Gordo Floyd Franklin Hancock Kossuth Mitchell Winnebago and Worth Counties. Eligible persons receive materials and home winterization aid at no cost. Contact Deborah Holland at 215 15th Street SE Mason City IA 50401 or call 423-5406.
Titonka UMW schedules a general meeting on Wednesday February 12 with a pot luck dinner at 12 30 p m The Executive Board meets at 1 15 p m The program Who Speaks For the Child will be led by Toni Higgins and Jan Wilbeck Grace Neeland conducts devotions Marilyn's Merry Mixers serve on the Kitchen Committee
The Quilting Circle of the Titanica United Methodist Women hosts an all day event on Wednesday February 5 from 9 00 am to 4 00 pm with a noon pot luck. All church women are invited to attend.
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