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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1972

Page

2

Signs of Spring at United Presbyterian Home Garden

The United Presbyterian Home notes spring growth with crocuses and daffodils as residents claim garden plots and birds return. Evensong featured a post Easter message on the disciples joy and power, with visitors including Dr. and Mrs. Winter and Rev. and Mrs. Jongewaard visiting after Mrs. Milne’s passing. Nearby events include visits from Mrs. van Lierop and Mr. Siegle, and recollections of Hesston era with Verna Cummings and Ed Yoder.

Copeland Ross Copeland Helen Buchanan Jesus M. D. Winter Miles City Montana Lawrence Jongewaard Bel Air Maryland Milne Peter van Lierop Eleanor Cresswell van Lierops Korea Washington, D.C van Lierop Charles Willming Verna Cummings Hesston Kan Ed Yoder Wellman Yoders Willming Brothers Hesston College Washington Mennonite Church

Area School Lunch Menus Week of April 17

Weekly menus list daily meals for multiple towns including Washington Keota and surrounding schools. Dishes range from soups and sandwiches to roasts, pastas, and desserts with milk served daily. Local notices report community visits and a planned Iowa Homes for the Aging administrators meeting in Ames.

Washington Ames Iowa Homes For the

Plan ticket sales for symphony season

Advance tickets for the 1972-73 Southeast Iowa Symphony Orchestra season will be sold at the door of the final concert of the present season in Mt. Pleasant and Ottumwa Sunday April 23. Concerts feature Dr Joyce Gault performing Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto No 1 at Ottumwa Heights College and Iowa Wesleyan Chapel. The program includes Schubert Symphony No 5 and Russell Peck Paper Tiger. Renewal of tickets for the next season is offered for convenience and to ease the fall campaign workload.

Southeast Iowa Symphony Orchestra Mt. Pleasant Ottumwa Ottumwa Heights College Iowa Wesleyan Chapel Joyce Gault Russell Peck Ruth Keraus

Washington Man Fined for Stop Sign Violation

Steven Lance Carroll of Washington was fined $10 plus costs in a justice of the peace court for failure to observe a stop sign. Washington Jaycees offer zip code books for $1 at local businesses.

Steven Lance Carroll Washington Justice of the Peace Court Jaycees Horak Insurance Real Estate Osincup Drug and Drug Fair

Enrollment plans change Fewer future students

Cedar Rapids Iowa community college officials warn that birth rate declines and out-migration will shrink college-age populations from 1978 onward. Kirkwood and state figures show live births dropping from 64 473 in 1959 to 48 406 in 1970, signaling an enrollment crisis. Ballantyne urges broader programs for handicapped dropouts and older adults while planners reassess curriculum and facilities.

Cedar Rapids Iowa Selby Ballantyne Kirkwood Community College Board of Directors Ballantyne Kirkwood State Department of Health Area Ten

Dutchettes 4-H Club Hosts Meeting and Demonstrations

Cindy Booth led the Dutchettes 4-H Club gathering with roll call on new foods and opinions about them. Members shared cookies and recipes while Linda Barnes presented an illustrated talk on a good breakfast, Rosemary Booth demonstrated cherry cobbler, and Jean Vittetoe showed hard cooked eggs.

Cindy Booth Linda Barnes Rosemary Booth Jean Vittetoe

Hall couple attend Hubbard Milling seminar in Cedar Rapids

Mr and Mrs C Marion Hall of Hall's Feed Service Inc Washington attended a two day Hubbard Milling Co professional management seminar in Cedar Rapids. The sessions stressed business planning processes management techniques and evaluating key results areas budgets controls and measurement. The Halls learned about market potentials trade area penetration and development of marketing strategies as part of planning.

C. Marion Hall Hall’s Feed Service Inc Washington Hubbard Milling Co Cedar Rapids Hubbard Hall

Twain on Work and Play Moral Insight

American humorist Mark Twain offered a concise distinction between duty and leisure. He stated work is what one is obliged to do while play is what one is not obliged to do.

Mark Twain

Columbus Community High honors third-quarter on honor roll

Columbus Junction school officials announced the third quarter honor roll for Columbus Community High School. Freshmen include Kathy Allison and Jeanne Bloomquist among many others. sophomores, juniors, and seniors list multiple named students across disciplines.

Columbus Community Schools Columbus Junction Columbus Community High School Kathy Allison Jeanne Bloomquist Robert Brown Aura Lea Carrell Bob Omelik Vicki Currie Roberta Dircks Roger Edkin Frank Edwards Julia Edwards Dave Griffin Tony Hammons Terry Herr Debbie Hillmann Debbie Hills Ellen Hoback Linda Jennings Mary Lynne Kelley Pam Lowe Arla Manley Patsy McAfee Randy Murry Sharon Rees Becky Richman Chris Schlapkohl Laura Skubal Charlotte Warren Carol Wehr

Iowa teen wins National Nutrition Scholarship in Betty Crocker program

Bloomfield Iowa high school senior Emily Brown won the first National Nutrition Scholarship from the Betty Crocker Search for the American Homemaker of Tomorrow. She earned a $1,000 grant for a nutrition related college major and is Iowa's 1972 Homemaker of Tomorrow. She is the daughter of Mrs. Marvin Brown of Bloomfield.

Minneapolis, Minn UPI Bloomfield Iowa Emily Brown Miss Brown Marvin Brown

Senator Miller to Speak at Republican Dinner in K C Hall

U S Senator Jack Miller of Sioux City will headline a Republican dinner at the K C Hall on Saturday April 15. Miller, first elected in 1960 and re elected in 1966, carried all 99 Iowa counties. He has served in the Iowa General Assembly and chairs and sits on several committees including Finance and Agriculture.

U.S Jack Miller Sioux City K.C. Hall Miller U.S. Senate Iowa House Iowa Senate Senate Committee On Finance Senate Agriculture Committee Senate House Economic Committee United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization Southeast Asia

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The United Presbyterian Home Gillis Hugh Milne Gary Siegle Sturgeon, Wis Cora Cora Miller ST. James KEOTA Columbus Waco Mid-Prairie Lew S. Miller Alexis, Il Ruth Cochran Fort Wayne, Ind Ray Pratt Waterloo Mrs. Pratt Roger Colthursts Ralph Bauer George Thorburn Sigourney A. C. Bain Leda Lamb Davenport Lelia Lintner Letts Mabel Carey Minnie Bidwell Oliver Willson Lawrence W Galesburg Ill O. Harry Chicago, Ill C. J. Matthiessen Marilee Mark Solon Matthiessen Florence Hale Anamosa Germany Belle Downs Anna Blake Grace Vincent Wayne Mangold West Chester Robert Vincent Wilma Grim Mazie Stewart Professional Directory Livingston John C. Owen East Main Street Stewart & Shearer Attorneys At Law Richard A. Stewart Paul V. Shearer West Main M.L. Tweeton North Marion J.R. Bissland Kalona Production Credit Association North Washington, la Melvin Schneider Maplewood Manor P.L. Etter Osteopathic Optometrist John W. Lemmon Iowa Avenue Kirkwood Community College Awa State Health Department Planning Department Hubbard Milling Dale Fuhr Wolf's Flower Shop American Securities Company P.O. Box Davenport, Iowa Larry Duncan Calvin Beebe Dennis Brown Jeff Carey Dennis Carlson Jim Deaton Tom Friis Jane Garrett Joel Greene Debbie Gregan Susie Griffin Dian Hillmann Connie Johnson Paula Lowe Keith Massey Kevin Morgan Ruth Reaney Dean Richards Norm Singleton Joel Weber Chris Wehr Lori Bennett Boyd Buser Loralie Cline Melissa Crossett Mark Finke Monica Friis Brad Garrett Joan Gregan Charlotte Grimm Mary Beth Heindel Charlotte Hiller Betty Jennings Barb Podaris Bob Rutt Gary Slight Kurt Smylie Rose Turner Steve White Beth Drinkall Debbie Finke Catherine Friis Laura Garrett Julie Garrison Tom Gentzler Nancy Gipple John Greene Fran Hoag Mark Huston Glenn Knutson Belinda Lee Don McCullough Carolyn Moore Randy Mougin Marilyn Murry Lisa Ostrem Laura Ramer Brad Richards Tim Richman Sarah Rowland Tom Sands Judy Scott Ed Smith Laura Snyder Karen Whiting Homemaker Award Senator Miller Benjamin Moore Osincup's Ralph E. Martin
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