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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1964

Page

7

76 Chickadees Hold Day Long Meeting at Brenda Palmer Home

Keota July 1. The 76 Chickadees held an all day meeting at Brenda Palmers home with a cookout. Introductions and talks covered matting a picture and warm and cool colors. Plans for July 23 Achievement Day at the 76 Center Community Building were made with committees named and roles assigned.

Keota Glora Schultz Becky Hammond Illinois Mark Weber Leon Vogel Bob Flynn Joe Trier Washington Twyla Pence 76 Center Shirley Stoutner Barbara Stoutner Jeanne Detweiler Linda Lutz Donna Ollinger Pamela Ollinger Mary Huber Margaret Huter Charlotte Stoutner Brenda Palmer Linda Huber Brenda Marie Huber

TV Highlights All Star Baseball at Shea Stadium

NBC presents the thirty fifth all star game featuring top National and American league players at Shea Stadium home of the Mets. AL leads 17 to 16 with one tie. Color telecast. Also CBS children’s program Captain Kangaroo recounts Mark Twain. Republication coverage of party platform committee meeting. Nelson Rockefeller slated to appear.

NBC Shea Stadium New York Mets CBS Mark Twain Republican Party Platform Committee San Francisco Nelson Rockefeller Lowell Thomas Richard Boone Donald O’connor Mitzi Gaynor Andre Previn

July garden and fruit notes from extension service

July offers prime time to transplant tall bearded iris says Ben F. Vance extension horticulturist at Iowa State University. Lift wash rhizomes divide into fans plant three to six rhizomes per variety in a triangular pattern space 15 to 18 inches cover tops shallowly keep weeds down and water during dry spells. The first sweet corn will be ready soon harvest when kernels are full but milky. Use promptly or refrigerate to preserve sugars. Raspberries need about one inch of water weekly during fruiting. mulch now to conserve moisture and weed control. After fruiting, remove canes from current year to free space for next year’s crop. NEW YORK UP I reports mermaids in backyard pool with combed hair and flashing fish as latest trend.

Ben F. Vance Iowa State University A. E. Cott

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