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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1976

Page

8

Chaperoning bus trip to TTT Camp for Girls

Marian Waters reports Crawfordsville July 7 on Florence White and Pauline Davies guiding 43 campers to TTT Camp for Girls at Eden Valley Minnesota. The two week session themed Everything Goes Better With Love emphasized self worth, skills, and spiritual growth through living in a loving environment and service.

Marian Waters Crawfordsville Florence White Pauline Davies TTT Eden Valley Minn Mt. Pleasant Melinda Brookhart Iowa City Carousel Inn Florence Pauline Vinton Grinnell Exchange Ames McDonalds Mason City Minnesota Kathy Schandt Michael Kathy Jodi Jansenn Mt. Union TT Camp

Cattlemen's message goes to candidates

The Iowa Cattlemen's Association Board met on July 7 to discuss current cattle prices. After reviewing market systems and other influencing factors, they decided to telegram President Ford, Ronald Reagan, Jimmy Carter, and Secretary Earl Butz about Iowa cattlemen's marketing problems and invite a meeting to seek solutions.

Iowa Cattlemen's Association Board of Directors Ford Ronald Reagan Jimmy Carter Earl Butz Iowa Iowa Cattlemen's Association

WCTU Meeting in West Chester Highlights July Event

West Chester Women's Christian Temperance Union met July 5 at Merl McDowell home with noon dinner and Thoughts of the Month from The Upper Room. County Convention set for July 26 at Kalona park with Sheriff Jarvis as afternoon speaker. Program featured Florance Waterhouse on presidents and homes, plus poems, quizzes, and citizenship notes.

Tom Hobbs West Chester Florance Waterhouse Washington County June Duvall Peter Marshall Lloyd Bauer Dwight Colliver

Iowa Repeats Campaign Against Gypsy Moth In State

Iowa officials launched a surveillance effort with baited traps to prevent gypsy moths from entering the state. Agriculture Secretary Robert Lounsberry urged campers headed east for Bicentennial events to check for infestation and warned that vehicles could be inspected to keep moths from Hawkeye State. He noted the pest is moving south and west from Pennsylvania, threatening millions of acres of trees as eggs larvae or adults hitch rides with travelers.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Agriculture Robert Lounsberry Lounsberry Lowa Hawkeye Pennsylvania

Iowa wary of gypsy moth spread during bicentennial

Lounsberry warns against gypsy moth infestation as Iowa coordinates containment. He notes no Iowa traps since 1972 at Rock Creek State Park, while 1974 traps appeared in Illinois and Missouri, urging continued vigilance.

Washington Evening Journal Lounsberry Iowa Rock Creek State Park Illinois Missouri

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