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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1976
Page
6
Advertising rates specify 6 cents per word and 30 cents per line with a $2 minimum. A 50 cent discount applies for reruns when prepaid with the original order. Cards of Thanks priced at $2.00.
sale advertisement listing new and used pool tables with free accessories extra cues and delivery plus foosballs and air hockey units. located at Walt's Electric 409 W Prospect New Hampton contact 394-2283 for details.
Cards of Thanks express gratitude for hospital visits and support from Edwin Schlatter. Tripoli Area Housing Corporation reports progress on funds for a new Housing Unit with mem berships and donations, thanking canvassers and asking late contributors to contact American Savings Bank. Special thanks to Alma Crittenden and Valeria Schwartz.
The September Pack meeting at Tripoli City Hall featured flag ceremony by Den 8, pantomime by Den 3, and songs led by Den 5. Bobcat and Wolf awards were given to multiple scouts from dens 2, 6, 8, and 5. Four scouts earned a place in the National Competition in Cedar Valley Science Symposium with Wartburg College offering scholarships.
Iowa farmers are told a push exists to ban Treflan and three other herbicides after two House members urged the EPA to remove them for alleged nitrosamine cancer risk. Grassley says no proof of harm and notes potential 25 percent yield loss if banned. he criticizes biased hearings and urges caution before a ban.
Extension specialists advise hardening off outdoor houseplants before indoor placement. Move plants between garage and home for a week, reduce watering, and check for insects. For poinsettias begin light exclusion from Oct 1 to Nov 15 to promote Christmas blooms.
The Tripoli Leader notes Dean Mirs earned his Architectural Drafting diploma from Hawkeye Tech at West High School Waterloo during a Thursday graduation. Attending the event were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mirs and family and Deb Kirchhoff.
One of many exhibitors at this year's Bremer County Hobby Fair is Beki Biesterfelt. She engages in extensive sewing as a hobby and will showcase pieces at the event.
A state audit notes Bremer County Treasurer DeVries failed to apportion taxes monthly as required by Iowa Code sections 445.57 298.13 and 384.11. The lapse risks cities school districts and towns needing to borrow funds and losing potential interest earnings, with a 12 million dollar tax handling deficiency cited. The supervisors will study findings before action.
Agribusinessmen and local farmers will hear Iowa State University economists and extension staff discuss price, production and marketing prospects in Waterloo on Wednesday October 6. The program at 7 p.m. at the Waterloo Recreation Center will cover corn and soybean crop sizes, demand, input costs, hog uptrends and cattle liquidation impacts. For details contact Conradt Russell Solheim or Phil Hufferd.
Plainfield Iowa Steve Rapp third district candidate criticizes conference committee grain inspection bill. He calls for returning the bill to committee to tighten conflict of interest rules and end private inspection agencies at inland ports to curb corruption and protect export grain sales.
Fay Elliott served as president at a special last month meeting. Special projects include Pony led by Boeckman and duties with Adrianne and Tom. September 24-26 state meeting in Spi. Jaycees assisting at the Fair this year. Jaycee Ettes involved with Tripoli Senior Housing Development. Beverly Meyer Ike and Cathy John at the Camp side booth during Congress. Becky.
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