Washington County Fair 4-H Judging Results Overview
Judging completed for Girls 4-H exhibits at the Washington County Fair. Senior division awards list numerous clubs and members led by Donna Wilson and Nancy Wittetoe for blue ribbons in cookies and yeast breads, with many names across Busy Bees, Clippers, Cloverettes, Pepperettes, and other groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fepperettes
Brenda Palmer
Washington County Fair
Chickadees
Julia Miksch
Fai
Eeeals
Roames Wests Eats
DC Ree
Cookies Blue
Donna Wilson
Busy Bees
Pam Norman
Clippers
Patty Kiefer
Mary Lee Walsh
Clever Cloverettes
Rita Dutchettes
Mary Temple
Figerettes
Barbara Beranek
Charlotte Sojka
Dianne Marek
Farmerettes
Kathy Witthoff
Julie Horak
Margaret Briney
Iowa
Debbie Adams
Mary Huber
Linda Lutz
Chick Dees
Mary Eagle
Pals
Red
Jane Vittetoc
Angela Times
Kathy Carr
Cinderellas
Sue Jones
Janet Davis
CC Cloverettes
Mary Engel
Dutchettes
Mary Lou Walker
Flyerettes
Sue Berdo
Virginia Marek
Karen Westermark
Jan Hotle
Peggy Fox
Mary Hershberger
Mary Leitsinger
Karen Byerly
Stephanie Zehr
Carol Earnest
Elaine Crockett
Quick Breads
Vickie Dawson
Cheryl Sommer
Iris Kaufman
C. C. Cloverettes
Carolyn Goodlande
Christine Statler
4H Maidens
Dee Kaufman
Nancy Wittetoe
Anita Hammen
Marsha Knupp
Cindy Statler
Theresa Thomann
Barb Cushing
Clover Cloverettes
Ann Davis
Shirley Hixson
Florenc Augustine
Dutckettes
Karen Marek
Bonnie Walker
Annice
Jane Wittetoe
Diana Hammen
Kathy Horn
Iowa Maidens
Cathy Coon
Pepperettes
Barbara Peggy Kephart
Carol Wilson
Jackie Knupp
Rosemary Curtis
Debbie McCall
Rita Wright
Myrna Cave
Linda Scheeler
Mar Hershberger
Jolly 4-Hers
Binnie Brush
White
Julie Sheetz
Barbara Radda
Foreign Yeast Bread Blue
Angela ‘Times
Marie Jones
Cloverettes
Fiyerettes
Connie Goodlander
Key Wheelan
Jolly 4Hers
Cathy Greiner
Roseanna Yoder
Janice Johnston
Margaret Huber
Barbara Stoutner
Marlene Chabal
Starliners
Busy Fee
Rennes
Dutchet
Vernmeal
Jane Vittetoe
Lynn Martin
Rosemary Reed
Shirleen Statler
Sherrie Droll
Twyla Pence
Linda Moore
Cedar Clippers
C. Cloverettes
Carol Marek
Mickey Whelan
Margie Larsen
Miriam Jones
Highlandettes
Becky Yoder
Kathy Rice
Mary Jones
C.C Cloverettes
Carolyn Goodlanders
Linda Chalupa
Red — Carol Fox
Christine Duvall
Carol Conklin
Judy Mullikin
Pam Walker
Connie Ropp
Priscilla Reighard
Ion Plan Blue
Rita Jones
Marie Strabala
Nancy Vittetoe
Mary Jo Duwa
Pegey Chabal
Jolly 4-H’ers
Nancy Adam
Kathy Dawn
Debbie Waldschmidt
C. Cloveresses
Carolyn Goodlander
Susan Soka
Joan Vesgy
Brenda Guy
Cathy Gillesby
Barbara Hamilton
Elaine Marine
Debbie Mills
Chick
Jeannie Detweiler
Yeast
Vickie Bauer
Cheryl Som
Diana Green
Sally Arnold
Judy Muilikin
Jane Marshall
Patty Erg
Rita Pierce
Janet Beranek
Jean Wolf
Kathy Freese
4-H Maidens
Christine Lease
C. C. Cleverettes
Karen Ebersole
Jolly 4H'ers
Becky Atkinson
Pals. White
Kathy Veggy
Paty Dawn
Joette Hartley
Jolly 4-H
Ers
Dee Kauffman
Teen Hop Fundraiser Promises Pool Support in Columbus Junction
A teen dance to benefit a proposed new swimming pool will be held Friday from 8 to 12 in downtown Columbus Junction with music by The Wild Things formerly The Kings Men. Admission is 1 dollar. If rain, the event moves to the VFW Hall near the rodeo grounds. Committee members from Ainsworth to Grandview meet at 8 tonight at Columbus Cafe to plan the dance and a Louisa County Fair booth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Columbus Junction
Wild Things
Ainsworth
Grandview
Columbus Cafe
John Ellid
Washington County Fair
John
Will Burt
Kant-Tv
Des Moines
Journal
Tom Kuncl
Local travels include Hite family visiting Grenada and Louisville
Mrs Pauline Hite and daughter Pam and son Alan of Davenport return from a week with relatives in Grenada Mississippi and Louisville Kentucky. They were joined by Mrs Hite's father Alex Gable of Oskaloosa. Mrs Clyde Pratt ends a two month abroad trip in Switzerland Norway and Denmark and was photographed in Denmark at a Fourth of July celebration. Tour guests attended a banquet at the Kilder Hotel in Copenhagen, the only foreign country to celebrate the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Hite
Pam
Washington
Alan
Davenport
Grenada
Miss
Louisville
Hite
Alex Gable
Oskaloosa
Clyde Pratt
Switzerland
Norway
Denmark
Copenhagen
Rath ends beef work at Waterloo plant shock
Rath Packing Co of Waterloo announced a 90 day notice to close its beef slaughter and related operations by Oct. 28, affecting about 200 workers. The firm will shift focus to pork slaughter, canning, bacon slicing and other processing to absorb displaced staff and expand value-added products for hotels and institutions. Cameron cited a move toward further processing for customer convenience and flavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Iowa
UPD
Rath Packing Co
William M. Cameron
United Packinghouse Workers of America
Cameron
Chicago Livestock Prices Mixed With Slaughter Steer Demand
Markets report in Chicago notes hogs around 3,000 head with No 12 200-225 lb at 26.25 to 26.50 and 30 head at 26.75. Cattle and calves show limited numbers with slaughter steers 959-1050 lb at 25.00 to 25.25 and high grades at 28.25, heifers 795-925 lb at 24.00 to 24.75, cows 15.00 to 17.75. Sheep run about 100 with spring lambs steady. prime 90-100 lb at 24.50 to 25.00, choice 80-100 lb at 23.50 to 24.50.
Columbus Junction girl injured in street crash
Leah Call of Columbus City sustained head injuries when a car carrying her crashed into a large tree on Colton Street after a tire blew out causing the driver to lose control. The incident occurred Wednesday evening in Columbus Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Leah Call
Columbus City
Colton Street
Jon Soff
Shelliyer Motor Inc
Cal’s
Bell
Wiele
Ross Peoples National Bank
Chicago
Louise
Goff
Shell
Myer
Shellmyer
Burton DeWitt
Karyn Mildred DeWitt
Corn Hills
Dee Walley
Jo. Reece
Miss Call
Daugh- George Sepler
Dee
Karyn Hills
Ey Call
Talks resume on airline strike in Washington amid pressure
In Washington a 21 day airline strike talks restarted as the IAM and five airlines United Eastern Trans World National and Northwest met with Labor Department officials. Senate Labor Committee held a closed session over emergency legislation while Wirtz urged delaying action through Friday to breathe room for a deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Congress
Johnson
Senate Labor Committee
W. Willard Wirtz
International Association of Machinists
IAM
United, Eastern
Trans World
National
Northwest
Labor Department
Wayne L. Morse
D-Ore
Presidential Mediation Board
Morse
Wirtz
House approves 5.7 billion two year education aid extension
The House Education and Labor Committee approved a 5.7 billion two year extension of federal school aid programs, extending the 1989 elementary secondary aid law and the impacted areas program for schools near crowded areas. The panel also backed a Senate lunch and milk bill funding child nutrition with 2.2 to 3.6 billion dollars across 1966-68.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
House Education & Labor Committee
House
Republican
Roy Wilkins
Clarence Mitchell
NAACP
Gerald Ford
Ford
House Interior Committee
Colorado River
Grand Canyon
Hualapai
Marble Canyon
Johnson
Senate
U. Alexis Johnson
U.S
Japan
Pikup
Inflation fears rise as Miller warns of record dollar drop
Des Moines UPI reports Senator Jack Miller warns inflation could double 1965 levels if rapid spending and defense costs persist. He cites first half 1966 inflation at 146 million dollars and a dollar value below 43 cents, urging Johnson and Congress to curb nondefense spending to protect households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
UPI
Sen
Jack Miller
Miller
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Karen Bush
Susan Orris
Gay Wagner
Karen Kloppfer
Carol Swailes
Katie Temple
Diana Een
Sandy Wade
Linda Orris
Reed Cleming
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Sue Knupp
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C.C. Cloverettes
Jelly and Jam Blue
Vicky Benge
Linda Kron
Kathy Dann
Peggy Chabal
Annice Reschly
Ann Bergstrom
Named Foods Blue
Rose Mary Peiffer
Judy Ossman
Pei
Wifey
Wolf's Flower Shop
Osincup’s
Evening Journal
Iowe
Rath
First Christian Church of Washington
Niters
Junction Girl
New York
Texas Council of Churches
Thomas K. Gorman
Dallas-Fort Worth
Jos North Marion
Pit
Minick Furniture
Skip Renoux
Marshall Furniture
Angel Food
Coer
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