IFYE host memories highlight cultural exchange value
Murphy reflects on International Farm Youth exchanges, praising host families in New Zealand for kindness and learning that Americans are human too. The letters show mutual understanding, anecdotes of daily life, farm work, humor, and plans for future meetings and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony
International Farm
New Zealand
United States
America
Iowa
Gary Murphy
International Farm Youth Exchange
Corinthic
Glasgow
Wellington
Gary
Robert Horton
Bishear
Suzanne McWhinney
Orion
Highland appoints new girls physical education instructor
Mrs Richard Dare Highland teacher replaces Mrs Mike Ellwein as the new girls physical education instructor at Highland. Reports will be given to students Monday January 25. In wrestling news Jim Ossman and Frank Longbine won second place medals at the Winfield invitational on January 16. The last home meet for the season is January 21 against A High of Iowa City. January menu lists Weiner sandwiches January 25, roast beef January 26, turkey November 27, spaghetti January 28, macaroni and cheese January 29. The piece ends with a long personal anecdote about sheep shearer Godfrey Bowen and a zoo visit in Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Dare
Highland
Mike Ellwein
Jim Ossman
Frank Longbine
Winfield
Iowa City
Bop
Godfrey Bowen
Wellington
Mr. Bowen
New Zealand
U.S.S.R
India
Japan
Bob
Missouri
Bowen
Mrs Romine Is Keota Hostess At Stanley Party
Keota January 13 Mrs Pau line Romine acted as hostess at a Stanley party Tuesday. Everette Green and Ruby Sharp moved into the former DeLong property in the southeast part of town from the farm. Mrs Vina Mattison visited Miss Franc Moon in Town City Monday for an eye checkup and planned to return home Thursday. Mr and Mrs Elmer Waller spent Monday with their daughter Mrs Don Heisdorffer in Washington. Elmer Waller accompanied Ruth Page to Washington Wednesday. Isaac Norenberg entered Washington hospital Tuesday for minor surgery Wednesday morning and was expected to return home Friday.
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Boyd Sanders Keota
Pauline Romine
Everette Green
Ruby Sharp
DeLong
Vina Mattison
Franc Moon
Elmer Waller
Don Heisdorffer
Washington
Ruth Page
Isaac Norenberg
Washington Hospital
Common Market nations brace for inflation despite 1964 gains
Six member states face tighter monetary policy to curb inflation, with 1964 GNP up about five percent but 1985 growth capped at four percent. Intra Community trade rose 17 percent, France and Italy slowed by price controls, Germany’s auto sector strong, while building slows amid inflation worries.
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Brussels
UPI
G.N.P
France
Germany
Italy
Belgium
Holland
Luxembourg
United States
Executive Commission of the Common Market
Red Carpet in Kitchen Cuts China Breakage
Claude Danuiel, manager of the Downtowner Motor Inn in St Louis, installed a thick red carpet in the kitchen to reduce china breakage. He reports breakage down at least 70 percent and notes improved morale among kitchen staff. A foam underpad added two inches of thickness, and the porter shampoos the rug daily to keep it clean.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Claude Danuiel
Danniel
Mary
Danuiel
Memphis, Tenn
Damiel
Daniel
Shirley James
Mrs. James
Judy Brown
Miss Brown
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North Island
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Iron Curtain
Radio Free Europe
Mt. Vernon
Washington Concrete CO
North 12Th St
Rockstona
Romine
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Professional Directory
Louis J. Keane
Attorney Jeffry
Livinudiun
Vax
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West Main St
Mukinson, Morrison, and
Lloyd
Edmond D. Morrison Jr
James E. Lloyd
W. Washington St
Attorneys At Law
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West Washington
South Side Square
Stewart & Shearer
Richard A. Stewart
Paul V. Shearer
West Main
P. L
John W. Lemmon
D. D
South Town
Christian Tabernacle
By William Anderson
United Press International
Frenenauw
Renault
West Germany
Blitz Brothers
BY Sakren
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Arracuga
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