Emblem Adopted for U S Fish and Wildlife Service
Washington announces a new circular emblem reflecting the services expanded stewardship and a name change from Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife to United States Fish and Wildlife Service effective July 1. Director Lynn Greenwalt cites a mallard and salmon design symbolizing professional wildlife management. Cadette Girl Scouts report October and November meetings with crafts projects and peanut sales.
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Washington, D.C
Interior
United States Fish and Wildlife Service
Lynn Greenwalt
Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
United Eistes Fish and Wildlife Service
Congress
America
Fish and Wildlife Resources
Greenwall
Ing
Union Slough Refuge Closed To Trapping Through Spring 1975
Refuge Manager Jack Womble of the U S Fish and Wildlife Service announced Union Slough National Wildlife Refuge will be closed to permit trapping through spring 1975 due to critically low water and muskrat movement. When populations justify control, trapping will resume. Also noted is a November 4 dinner seminar in Mason City for 60 business teachers on what personnel managers expect from beginning office workers.
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Jack Womble
Union Slough National Wildlife Refuge
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Womble
Union Slough Refuge
Mike Squires
Titonia High School
North Iowa Area Community College Business Dept
Mason City
Halloween Party Benefits Doan Children at Church
Doan United Methodist Church hosted a Halloween party on October 31 from 4 30 to 6 00 p m for about 60 Doan neighborhood children in costume. The event featured games cartoons and a costume parade with lunch provided by church women and $28 50 raised for UNICEF.
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Doan
Doan United Methodist Church
Unicef
Buffalo Booster 4H Club October meeting at Titanka church
The Buffalo Boosters 4H Club met at Titanka United Methodist Church with 12 members two guests and one mother attending. Activities included a new member party a cooking demonstration by Susan Rike and Rachel Eden door decorations for the Care Center and plans for a Halloween party.
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Buffalo Booster
Buffalo Boosters
Titanka United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall
Gayle Moore
Kris Wilbeck
Mavis Rike
Susan Rike
Rachel Eden
Titonka Methodist Church
Titonka United Methodist Church
Linda Eden
Julie Eden
Titonka UMYF Meeting Plans Halloween Party Decor
On October 27 the Titonka UMYF met in the school Music Room. Marsha and Teri led games while Roses and Moores handled supper. The group chose decorators Val Lisa Greg and Jeff Z for the Halloween Party and decided to donate $50 to the United Methodist Church Fund. Brenda Kris led the lesson and future supper arrangements were noted for Johnsons and Schmidts.
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UMYF
Marsha
Teri
Moores
Val
Lisa
Greg
Jeff Z
United Methodist Church Fund
Brenda
Kris
Johnsons
Schmidts
Joan Hoover
Certification Required To Use Some Pesticides
Commercial pesticide applicators will begin certification next spring. John Ley, county extension director, says ISU extension specialists are preparing study guides to help applicators pass the certification exams. The Federal Environmental Agency is involved.
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John Ley
Iowa State University Extension
Certification Plan Under Pesticide Act Targets 1976 Start
The Pesticide Control Act of 1972 requires full certification of restricted use pesticide applicators by fall 1976. The plan defines restricted use as pesticides needing extra handling instructions beyond the label and potentially harmful to people or environment. Commercial applicators face timely certification, private farmers by 1977, with study materials this spring and later certification details.
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Cadette Girl Scouts
Lola Beenken
Jolene Bruns
Union Slough
Home Federal
Ohe
Zenith Chromacolor
Algona
Federal
Titonka Umyf
National Meat Packers
Broadway
Kansas City
James K. Hill
Titonba
Iowa
Harold W. Erickson
State Street
L. L. Snyder
Cypress
E. State Algona
John J. Lesiak
Res
Titanka
Boughton-Woden Funeral Chapel
Woden
Britt
Titonka
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