Mid-Prairie junior high basketball schedule released
KALONA schedules show Mid Prairie junior high girls and boys basketball teams playing Saturday mornings or after school. All games in the junior high gym with no admission charge. Coaches are James Wheeler for girls and Warren Olson for boys. Several games listed at Cosgrove Keota Highland and Iowa City Central with dates from December to February.
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Mid-Prairie
Kalona
Mid - Prairie
Marle FE. Ramsey
James Wheeler
Warren Olson
Cosgrove
Keota
Iowa City Central
Mt. Pleasant
Highland
Iowa City
Women’s bowling results from 1982 General Life event
Hy-Vee wins team series with 2050 and tops Hy-Vee 710 in team game while Randy 1985 and General Life 692. Freda Varney leads with 468 in series and Louise Edwards 463, Lucy Smith 24 and Laurilee Weaver 183 in games noting performers from Western Auto and others.
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General Life
Hy-Vee
Swift
Randy
Credit Bureau
Ross
Western Auto
McCleery
Hy - Vee
Freda Varney
Louise Edwards
Lucy Smith
Laurilee Weaver
Zieglowsky Obituary Correction Issued
Charlesie Zieglowsky died here November 22 after a brief illness of about three weeks. The Journal’s obituary had erred in stating three years of illness. He was preceded in death by his daughter Mrs Eth el Eichelberger and his brother John Zieglowsky, who both died last year.
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Zieglowsky
Charlesieglowsky
Ethel Eichelberger
John Zietlowsky
Ninth grade cagers open season here today
Washington Junior High ninth grade basketball hosts Muscatine West at 4 30 p m to begin the season. Coach Roger Eichelberger leads the squad with players Harold Arbogast Tom Beau champ Terry Bower Dennis Crawford Larry Custer Mark Glover Greg Goodell Ronny Green Roger Harris Pat Hennigan Randy Willman Craig Johnson Mike Levy Eldon Lutis James McCarthy Craig Miller Johnny Miller Joseph Minick Dennis Nardy Ray Porter Allen Reed Jim Reisener Ticky Shaver Larry Roberts Richard Sojka Leon Stone Doug Storck Chris Wilson Craig Miller and Dennis Crawford serving as managers.
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Washington
Muscatine West
Roger Eichelberger
Harold Arbogast
Tom Beauchamp
Terry Bower
Dennis Crawford
Larry Custer
Mark Glover
Greg Goodell
Ronny Green
Roger Harris
Pat Hennigan
Randy Willman
Craig Johnson
Mike Levy
Eldon Lutis
James McCarthy
Craig Miller
Johnny Miller
Joseph Minick
Dennis Nardy
Ray Porter
Allen Reed
Jim Reisener
Ticky Shaver
Larry Roberts
Richard Sojka
Leon Stone
Doug Storck
Chris Wilson
Yugoslav Official Speaks on Labor and Business at Rotary
Milosh Marinovich foreign affairs editor from Yugoslavia spoke at the Rotary meeting on Yugoslav labor and business practices. Roy Hodges introduced the guest and said Marinovich is in the U S to study methods here. Marinovich described government business relations in his country and noted contrasts with American conditions. He was a guest at the Robert Day home, where Day gave a brief introductory talk.
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Rotary Club
Milosh Marinovich
Roy Hodges
Ile
Washington
Robert Day
Mr. Day
Alabama No 1 in final grid poll
The final UPI major college football ratings place Alabama first with 22 first place votes and a 10-6 record. Arkansas is second at 10-0, followed by Notre Dame, Michigan, Texas, Nebraska, and others. Some teams, including Louisiana State and Oregon State, have varying records and unfinished schedules.
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UPI
United Press International
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Michigan
Texas
Nebraska
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Oregon State
Ohio State
Southern Cal
Washington County Extension Council Elects Six New Members
Six new members were elected to the Washington County Extension Council in November elections. Two past members were re elected to two year terms starting January 1, 1965. Re elected were Guy Stacy and M R Flickinger. Holdovers with terms ending 1965 include Bill Norman, P P Graver Jr, William Spenner, Gary Windus, Keith Horn, Paul Beenblossom, and Cletus Reed.
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Washington County Extension Council
Bill Norman
Washington
Ainsworth
Guy Stacy
Brighton
M. R. Flickinger
Washington Township
Cedar Township
Crawford Township
P. P. Graver, Jr
Crawfordsville
English River
William Spenner
Riverside
Highland Township
Gary Windus
Junior High Clothing Drive Supports Appalachian Needs
Washington Junior High students collect usable clothing over the next two weeks for the annual Save the Children Federation drive. Sponsored by the Student Council for over ten years, the effort sends most items to Appalachia for sale at a nominal cost after cleaning. Donations welcomed via students or the school office.
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Washington
Save the Children Federation
Appalachia
Boys Register Today for Winter YMCA Basketball
Boys interested in league basketball at the Washington YMCA must register today. Final deadline covers all school leagues up to high school age. Schedules will be drawn and announced soon.
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Washington Ymca
Johnson Opens Talks With Taylor on Viet Nam Policy
President Johnson met with Maxwell D. Taylor in the White House for a major policy review on South Viet Nam. Attending were Rusk McNamara McCone Wheeler Bundy and William Bundy. no dramatic announcements expected. Talks followed Taylor’s return from Saigon and United Nations discussions.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
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White House
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Dean Rusk
Defense
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William P. Bundy
Viet Nam
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United Nations
Michigan Opens Season Favored in Opener
Michigan ranked No 1 and led by 6 foot 5 inch Cazzie Russell is expected to open the season with a win over Bay State. Top 10 rivals Davidson Wake Forest Duke Virginia Tech North Carolina Clemson Seattle Arizona Minnesota also play opening games in the season debut.
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Wolverines
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Bay State
Davidson
Wake Forest
Duke
Virginia Tech
Blue Devils
UCLA
Bob King
North Carolina
Clemson
Seattle
Arizona
Minnesota
South Dakota State
Bears Sign Crain and Chase Top College Stars
Chicago Bears announce the signing of Clemson fullback Pat Crain while inviting top college players Dick Butkus of Illinois and Gale Sayers of Kansas to Chicago for talks. Halas schedules a 7 p.m. press conference. Browns add tackle Walter Johnson, Chiefs add Mike Cox and Otis Taylor, Bills sign Floyd Hudson and Pete Mills.
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Clemson
Pat Crain
Chicago Bears
Halas
Dick Butkus
Illinois
Gale Savers
Kansas
Chicago
Cleveland Browns
Walter Johnson
Los Angeles State
Denver Broncos
American Football League
Fred Polser
East Texas State College
San Francisco Forty- Niners
Polser
Kansas City Chiefs
Iowa State
Mike Cox
Otis Taylor
Prairie View A & M
Cox
Taylor
Buffalo Bills
Floyd Hudson
Arizona
Pete Mills
Wichita
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