Cedar-Wapsie Conference Statistics Highlights
Weekly conference statistics compiled by Tripoli assistant coach Dave Van Ahn list top players in rushing passing receiving and scoring. Notable names include Dick Milne Dunkerton and Rich Pagel Plainfield leading in rushing and receiving with 101 and 165 yards respectively and Pagel 275 receiving yards cumulative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar-Wapsie
Tripoli
Dave van Ahn
Dick Milne
Dunkerton
Bruce Bunger
Lowell Tiedt
Wapsie Valley
Bruce Becker
Plainfield
Mark Guenther
Denver
Rich Pagel
Jim Krumm
Larry Youngblut
Mike Wittenburg
Rob Richard
Randy Leach
Fredericksburg
John Lechtenberg
Vic Amoroso
Turkey Valley
Steve Rieck
Janesville
Cliff McMillin
Steve Ellison
Russ Steinberg
Retarded Children Assoc to Meet at West Union
S. R. Christensen, executive director of the Iowa Association for Retarded Children, will speak at Heiserman Memorial Library West Union October 6 at 7 30 p m. Local associations in Chickasaw Fayette Winneshiek Allamakee Clayton and Bremer sponsor the meeting to discuss planning and programming for the mentally retarded. Also noted is a longtime fair attendance by Mr and Mrs Henry Koch of Whitten who have camped at the state fair every year since 1923 starting in a 7 by 7 tent and now using a 12 by 14 tent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. R. Christensen
Iowa Association For Retarded Children
Heiserman Memorial Library
West Union
Chickasaw
Fayette
Winneshiek
Allamakee
Clayton
Bremer
Robert Shade
Henry Koch
Whitten
Fremont Farm Bureau Women Hold Annual Tea
The Fremont Farm Bureau women held their annual tea at Mrs. H. H. Hoppenworth’s home with 30 attendees. Guests included county chairwoman Mrs. Harley Albrecht who discussed 1966 programs, RAVE contest, friendship fund, and book reports due Oct 15. The group planned a fall tour Oct 12 and listed upcoming events and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont Farm Bureau Women’s
H. H. Hogueneatiens
Ruth Woodcock
H. H. Hoppenworth
Harley Albrecht
Farm Bureau
Lawrence Schwartz
Camp Ingawanis
Tripoli Town Hall
Waverly
K. H. Hoppenworth
Charles Struck
Stone City
Corralville Dam
West Branch
Troupes Cafe
Cedar Rapids
Amana
Summer’s
Albrecht
Washington, D. C
Know Your Neighbor Panel to Be Held in Waverly
The Know Your Neighbor panel hosted by First Methodist Church Waverly and co sponsored by Epsilon Nu Beta Sigma Phi and Waverly United Church Women will meet Thursday Oct 28 at 2 pm The six Iowa women Jewish Negro Oriental Roman Catholic and Protestant share personal stories about prejudice Their talk at the US Chamber of Commerce in Washington DC drew praise More than 45 000 people have heard them Statewide audiences invited to hear followed by questions Coffee in Fellowship Hall no admission charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Waverly
Epsilon Nu Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Iowa
Methodist Fellowship Hall
Fire gutted Ed Rouse farm silos barn and cattle
A fire at the Ed Rouse farm near Laurens destroyed three silos a barn and about seven head of cattle. The top of one silo exploded into three pieces and traveled in three directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Rouse
Laurens
Bremer County 4-H Shows Support for LFYE Exchange
Bremer county 4-H clubs contributed 172.50 to the International Farm Youth Exchange, part of Iowa’s 8,551 total, aiding both inbound and outbound participants. Supalok Promtep of Thailand spent three weeks in the county, hosted by the William Hefnerman family near Frederika, sharing insights at local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremer County
4-H
International Farm Youth Exchange
Lf.y.e
Supalok Promtep
Thailand
Miss Promtep
William H. Heffernan
Frederika
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Assoc
Fremont Farm Bureau
of the United States Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
del Monte
Ffronte
del Monte Chunk
SUICE
Peo
del Monte Fruit
Hershey
Mazola
Boston
Oscar Mayer
Little Smokies Sausages
Ib. Sas
Rath Black Hawk
Braunschweiger
GIANT
Rinso
SRA Ptee Oren
Orion
Sherri
Peache
Borden’s
DIAL
Promtep
Will Con
Pennsylvan Bremer County
Puerto Rico
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