Des Moines Sets 1967 Iowa hunting and trapping seasons
The Iowa State Conservation Commission announces 1967 seasons and limits for hunting and trapping across the state. Squirrel six per bag. rabbit ten per day. raccoon hunting only with no bag limit. quail eight per day. pheasant three cock birds. Hungarian partridge two per day. ducks and geese with varied limits. deer seasons by zone with one deer. bow and arrow deer season. mink muskrat trapping. continuous open seasons for several predators. special permit requirements for state game management areas and federal refuges.
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Des Moines
State Conservation Commission
Iowa
Commission
Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
Glidden Celebrates 100th Birthday Parade Across Town
A two mile parade marked Glidden's centennial birthday with 10 000 spectators. Senator Jack Miller joined dignitaries on the reviewing stand during the town festivities.
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Glidden
Jack Miller
Local Serviceman Completes Naval Basic at San Diego
Seaman Recruit Eugene M. Lampe USN, son of Mr and Mrs Wendell A Lampe R2 Waverly, has graduated after nine weeks of Navy basic training at the Naval Training Center San Diego. He studied military subjects and trained under conditions similar to life on ship or at a shore station.
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San Diego
Eugene M. Lampe
USN
Wendell A. Lampe
Waverly
Navy
Naval Training Center
Enrollment at Wapsie Valley Reaches 1 000
Enrollment across five Wapsie Valley locations for 1967 68 totals 1 000 per Superintendent David Owens Readlyn 173 Oran 165 Fairbank 245 rural 117 and high school 300 mark a modest rise from 66 67 Class officers for Seniors Juniors Sophomores and Freshmen are named with student councils Also the 1967 graduating class purchased mobile bleachers for football softball and baseball games.
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Wapsie Valley
David K. Owens
Readlyn
Oran
Fairbank
Rural
High School
Navy Petty Officer Advances Training In Seamanship
The veteran petty officer received instruction in seamanship and survival techniques, along with military drill and related subjects, as part of ongoing professional development.
Postal Dept Sends Zip Locater Cards to Postal Patrons
The Postal Department distributed zip locator cards to all post office boxholders and general delivery patrons. Ray H. Fink, the local postmaster, said the eight cards allow patrons to obtain ZIP codes for their zipless addresses by placing the desired address on them.
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Postal Department
Ray H. Fink
School plans improvements cited by Supt Owens
Bleachers and other enhancements are described as a fine complement to current facilities by Superintendent Owens.
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Supt. Owens
Zip Coded Mailing Push Aims at Rural Patrons
The article describes a push to mail zip coded address cards to patrons with the sender’s name and address legible in the card corners. Authorities say zip codes are easy to obtain for mailing lists and rural patrons will get zip locater cards on October leading to broader zip code use in mailings.
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Pam Mock
Glenda Moeller
Jerry Seydel
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Ruth Matthias
Carol Duffy
Ron Abresch
Steve Hagenow
Rita Langholz
Jodean Minnaert
Sharon Huebner
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van Camp
Freestone
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