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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1972

Page

2

Hancher Auditorium Stage Delivers Unmatched Flexibility in Iowa City

The University of Iowa's Hancher Auditorium features a massive 70 by 55 foot stage with a 93 foot tall steel tower and 460 lighting circuits. A motorized honour spotline system coordinates 24 drum cables for scenery, allowing rapid, quiet shifts and hidden entrances. The hydraulic orchestra pit and expansive wings enable large sets and dramatic entrances, promising an innovative 1972 73 season with Van Cliburn Nureyev and Marcel Marceau.

Iowa City University of Iowa Hancher ‘Auditorium United States Chris Williams Hancher Auditorium U of I van Cliburn Rudolf Nureyev Berlin Marcel Marceau Williams Hancher Village Square Metropolitan Opera House New York

Livingstons' Kehoe Meeker Bates Attorneys Directory Entry

Livingston Day Kehoe Meeker Bates Attorneys listed with Abstract Dept. in office at 112 South B and phone number 653 2147. Includes named lawyers Robert Day Everett Meeker and Robert Bates.

Livingston. Day. Kehoe. Meeker & Bates Robert Day Everett Meeker Robert Bates South B Stewart & Shearer Attorneys At Law Richard A. Stewart Paul V. Shearer West Main

Mid-Prairie School Board to elect three directors

Three of seven seats on the Mid-Prairie Community School District Board of Education expire in September. Dale Logan, Kenneth Dusenbery, and Jesse Grout may seek re election. Election is September 11 with nomination papers due August 22 from board secretary John McDowell. Other directors include Dr. Jack Dros, Richard Huber, Logan Reif, and Warren Schaefer.

Board of Education Mid-Prairie Community Dale Logan Washington Township Kenneth Dusenbery West Chester Jesse Grout Sharon Township John McDowell Jack Dros Richard Huber Logan Reif Warren Schaefer

Troop 237 Court of Honor Honors Scout Merit Pins

Scout Troop 237 held a potluck and Court of Honor at First Methodist Church. Harold Gilmore opened the ceremony. Harold Skelton's pledge was read. James Dean Jr moved to tenderfoot. Greg Johnson to second class. Tony and Doug Martin earned star ranks and pinned stars on their mothers. One, two, three and six year pins were awarded to several members. Merit badges were distributed, including first aid, soil and water conservation, drafting, personal fitness, nature, woodworking, scholarship, leather working, wildlife management, metal working, hiking, lifesaving, firemanship, conservation of natural resources, and mile swim. Summer camp attendees, officer badges, and patrol assignments were announced. The meeting concluded with a charter presentation to the church, recognizing adult leaders, and a prayer followed by community singing.

First Methodist Harold Gilmore Red Skelton Larry Gary Carl James Dean Jr Greg Johnson Tony Martin Doug Martin Clinton Vargason Ken Dunbar Paul Shields Robbin Evans Jeff Goodell David Martin Greg Thomas Glen Martin Robert Thomas Greg Lucas Drew McAvoy Rusty Knorr John Turner Wildlife Management Bill Tucker Alan Schantz Jack Gilmore Rusty Knerr Ron Dunbar Tom Harvey Mike Harvey Danny Martin David Martin Bowman Tom Meeker Steve Turner James Dean Eagle Patrol Bat Patrol Rusty Shields Antelope Patrol Clint Vargason David Horsey Myron Shields Dick Wegner Charles Lucas God Bless America Knerr Mark

McQuay Perfex Declares 17 Cents Per Share Dividend

McQuay Perfex Inc. in Minneapolis announced a regular quarterly dividend of 17 cents per share payable September 27 to shareholders of record September 13. About 1,592,130 common shares outstanding. This marks the 65th consecutive quarterly dividend. The firm manufactures industrial and commercial air conditioning and other heat transfer products.

Minneapolis McQuay Perfex Inc McQuay - Perfex Inc

Keota School Opens August 31 After Delayed Building

Keota Community School schedules a delayed opening from August 24 to August 31 to allow final work on the new building. Staff workshops run August 2, 29 and 30 for Jr Sr high. elementary teachers on August 29 and 30. Enrollment expected about 630. insurance and fees outlined. bus routes reduced to nine. new staff include Nolan Schwada John Nelson Paul Kuhlman and Duane Sprouse.

Keota Wit Board of Education Jr. Sr Mutual of Omaha Nolan Schwada John Nelson Paul Kuhlman Duane Sprouse

Great Snail Race Planned at Strumpshaw Fair

The Rev George Hall of Strumpshaw England says he will stage the greatest snail race of the century next weekend at a fair. He hopes to have 100 French and British snails racing on a table tennis court track expected to take about an hour to finish.

Strumpshaw England UPI George Hall

Best time to reseed your lawn this autumn

Autumn is the best time to reseed a bedraggled lawn. Fall seeding sprouts well, covers quickly, and weeds are less active. A clean seed bed, dethatching, and careful weed control improve germination. on poor lawns, reseeding on bare soil yields denser turf with less mowing.

Thought for the Day by Herbert Hoover

The 31st U.S. president Herbert Hoover offers a reflection that many things move unseen in the world besides Santa Claus as a quick daily reminder.

Herbert Hoover United States Santa Claus

Why yellow leaves appear with wood chip mulch in gardens

Gardeners report yellowing leaves on annuals vegetables and shrubs when using wood chip mulch. Extension horticulturist Ben F. Vance explains nitrogen deficiency caused by microbes decomposing fibrous mulch. Recommend ammonium nitrate or high nitrogen fertilizer, 3–4 pounds or 8–12 pounds per 1000 sq ft, watered in. Also covers geranium cuttings, rooting mediums, and pansy seed sowing for next spring.

Ben F. Vance Vance

Espionage Trial Details Secret Mexico City Drop Plan

Sgt. Walter Perkins accused of trying to hand five secret defense documents to a Russian agent. Maj. Joe Nunez testified Perkins planned a 9 p.m. drop in Mexico City using a map and notes from his briefcase, but a Houston flight delay prevented the rendezvous. The defense says long-term drinking impaired Perkins judgment.

ALL Air Force Base Fla Upi Mexico City Walter T. Perkins Perkins Joe C. Nunez Houston Nunez Tyndall Office of Special Investigation OSI

Mid-Prairie Opens August 24 With Calendar Highlights

The 1972 73 Mid-Prairie school year starts Thursday August 24 for students after teacher and administrator workshops. Key dates include Labor Day no school September 4 and Thanksgiving break November 23 24. Registration runs August 16 17 for various schools and book rental fees apply. Police report two foreigners jailed for public indecency after nude fountain bathing described as premarital cleansing ritual.

Mid-Prairie Mid - Prairie Kalona Wellman Washington Township West Chester Burgos Spain UPI Mario Alberto Sosa Marina Barrioso

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