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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1963
Page
3
Community snapshots list visitors and weekend guests across Waterloo Sumner Readlyn Waverly La Porte City Cedar Falls and West Union. Families including Maurer Fink Dohrmann and Buhr are described hosting and visiting relatives with Christmas gatherings and church events noted.
A U and Department of Agriculture state newspapers are the best medium for food advertising and market information. The printed word can be read reread clipped and filed, with leader ads proving effective.
Connie and Kathy Rossel hosted the December Do A Best 4 H Club meeting to close the year with Christmas gift projects for mothers and a wrapping gifts demo by Brenda Mueller and Peggy Ju. The group planned gifts for the Reta rded Children's Hospital, appointed a leaders gifts committee, and introduced new officers and a party banquet.
cattle feeders and ranchers face potential price swings in 1964 as heavy cattle supply weighs on the market. Uhrig urges marketing focus to avoid price trouble, including culling, lighter calf carries, and feeding lighter weights. Demand strongest for 1050 to 1100 pound Good and Choice beef. Prime is thin. A rose gift marked a Cedar Falls centenarian, Minnie Knudsen. Colleen E. Brobeil Haberstroh, M D, listed in Who's Who of American Women, born in Sac County, now at Dow Corning Medical Research Center.
The Guereay period shows $181 million in federal funds to states for science math and modern languages in public schools under Title III, plus $3 million in loans to private schools. In Town, $876,709 was expended under Title IIY in 1963, with overmatches by state and local funds. Language labs rose from 46 in 1958 to nearly 6,000 by 1963, and over 180,000 local projects funded for equipment upgrades. States now employ 222 specialist supervisors in these fields, up from 33 in 1958.
The state board approves issuing 16.5 million in revenue bonds to fund dormitories at the State University of Town. Bonds sold to a 37-bank syndicate led by a New York firm at 3.64 percent net to the state, enabling expansion of university housing.
A daughter named Hally Savannj bor OO 2H arrived Monday. Parents are Supt and Mer Howard Pigs Mr and Mrs Weyne Milter. Also a son Jeffrey Warne born Monday at Allen Memorial Hospital Waterloo weighing 5 lbs 15 42 oz. Parents are Mr and Mrs Duane Jude.
Governor Harold Hughes urges creation of a state locate tion service within the state government to track down parents on welfare rolls who desert their children. He says the move could reduce aid to dependent children by finding and returning absent parents.
A compact aphorism praising the highest calling as guiding others toward improvement. It contrasts wise men who yield when wrong with married men who yield when right, suggesting virtue in flexible judgment and commitment.
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