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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1972

Page

8

Ralph Krantz wins Vagabond Weekend grand prize

Ralph Krantz, an Ainsworth farmer, wins the Vagabond Weekend grand prize after registering at Town and Country Plymouth. He joins prior winner John Frame and plans to visit one of nine U S cities or two Canadian cities with paid lodging and meals. Shoppers may register each week at sponsoring stores for the remaining Vagabond Weekends.

Journal Ainsworth Ralph Krantz Krantz Plymouth John Frame Mills Motor Frame Carl Wagner

Car Crash Fines Headline

A car driven by William Henry Graf of Washington slid into parked cars owned by Larry Humphreys Rita Sue Humphreys and Gary Robert Thomas near North Seventh and East Seventh. Graf was fined 15 dollars for driving too fast for street conditions. Kenwood Sanders of Washington paid 20 dollars for speeding in justice court.

William Henry Graf Washington Larry Or Rita Sue Humphreys Gary Robert Thomas North Seventh East Seventh Graf Kenwood W. Sanders Justice of the Peace Court

Washington High School winner in 1962 homemaker search

Miss Rosann Crayne, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Crayne of Route 3 Washington, is the Washington High School winner in the Betty Crocker Search for the American Homemaker of Tomorrow. She is now eligible for the State Homemaker of Tomorrow title.

Rosann Crayne William Crayne Route 3 Washington Betty Crocker

Farm Bureau group presses county legislators on hog cholera and bonding

The Washington County Farm Bureau legislative committee met Des Moines lawmakers led by Senator Richard Stephens and Rep Herbert Campbell to urge action on hog cholera eradication and bonding requirements. They also urged preserving the chemical technology review board in Agriculture and discussed pipeline drainage supervision and property tax assessment.

Washington County Farm Bureau Des Moines Richard Stephens Herbert Campbell Chemical Technology Review Board Dept. of Agriculture Department of Environmental Quality Farm Bureau Iowa Ed Augustine Dennis Berger Wellman Doyle Jarrard Washington Joe Jones Jr Ainsworth William Norman

Iowa Crime Commission to Use Computer for Federal Funds

Des Moines Iowa officials indicate the State Crime Commission will adopt computer systems to track 325 fiscal 1972 projects totaling nearly seven million dollars. The move aims to reduce paperwork, improve grant management, and align funding with a new on demand draw policy from the federal government. Orr notes it will tighten control and speed reporting.

DES Moines ICPA State Crime Commission George W. Orr Orr Commission Law Enforcement Assistance Administration Kansas City Iowa Federal Reserve Bank Chicago

Highland Chorus Presents Swinging High Musical Comedy

Highland eighth grade chorus with seventh graders performs Swinging High a two act musical comedy in Highland High School Cafetorium Friday February 11 at 8 pm Admission 50 cents adults and students 25 cents children The story follows Hoover High staff and students after a new principal ends extracurriculars and a chemistry lab explosion changes everything Cast includes Mr McDuff the new principal Richard Kueneman Diana Eagle Bill Doug Bean and others with accompanists Ann Kirchner and Nancy Wood

Highland Highland High School Hoover High Carlyle Pat Schloss Miss Pinkerton Donna Thomann Miss Cook Teresa Weaver Miss Ramsey Susan Kaufman Blum Jim Roberts McDuff Richard Kueneman Diana Diana Eagle Bill Beth Duder Brenda White Nancy Veggy Lorraine Gerot Cindy Owen Mary Swenson Janet Thomann Ann Kirchner Nancy Wood

Mid-Prairie Chorus Rehearsals Set for February and April

The Mid-Prairie Intercommunity Chorus held its first rehearsal January 31 with low attendance. Director David Rhodes invites new singers to the next session February 6 at Mid-Prairie High School Wellman and plans Bach Jesu meine Freude and Britten Rejoice in the Lamb for an April 9 performance.

Mid-Prairie Intercommunity David Rhodes Mid-Prairie Schools Mid-Prairie High School Wellman J-S. Bach Benjamin Britten

Hire Veterans Boosts VA Hiring Of Vietnam-Era Vets

The Veterans Administration employs over 11,500 Vietnam-era veterans with a record 5,500 hired under Veterans Readjustment Appointment Authority.

The Veterans Administration

Local teachers to attend ISEA Delegate Assembly

More than 500 delegates are expected to participate in the Iowa State Education Association Delegate Assembly in Sioux City February 3-5. Washington Education Assoc. reps Peter Getz and Delbert Soper attend. The assembly sets the 1972 program by acting on resolutions and reports, reviewing the legislative program, adopting a budget and electing officers.

Iowa State Education Association ISEA Sioux City Washington Education Assoc Peter Getz Delbert Soper Isea-Nea Iowa Public Employees Retirement Walter Galvin Kenneth Wells Association

Fisher to speak on pollution controls impact on agriculture

Lyle M. Fisher director of Johnson County Health Department will address the Mid Prairie Young Adult Farmer class on February 10. The session in the Ag Room at the Wellman Senior High begins at 7:30 PM and invites anyone interested in the topic to attend.

Lyle M. Fisher Johnson County

Livestock prices slip at Des Moines hog market

Interior Iowa southern Minnesota hog markets show slow trade and fair demand. Butchers steady to 25 cents lower and sows mostly 25 cents lower. U S 1 3 200 230 lb butchers 24.00 26.00, 230 240 lbs 24.00 25.50, 240 260 lbs 23.25 25.00, 2 3 s 260 280 lbs 22.25 23.75. Sows 270 330 lbs 21.00 23.00, 330 400 lbs 20.50 22.50, 400 450 lbs 20.00 21.75, 450 550 lbs 19.00 21.25. Receipts today 50 000, week ago 71 000, year ago 79 000, Wednesday 59 000.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Minnesota U.S

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