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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1967

Page

5

Will serve in Honduras Russell Herr in Peace Corps

Russell Herr Peace Corp trainee has been selected as a Peace Corps Volunteer and will serve in Tegucigalpa Honduras for two years. His parents Mr and Mrs Ralph Herr of Keota traveled to Baltimore on June 3 to meet him, joined by friends Richard Jellama and Robert Wilson from Central College. The Herrs returned home June 6 after coordinating a brief visit as Russell departed June 7 for Honduras, following three months of training in Puerto Rico.

Keota Russell Herr Peace Corp Tegucigalpa Honduras Russell Ralph Herr Baltimore Maryland Richard Jellama Robert Wilson Central College Pella Herrs Arlington Virginia Miami Herr Puerto Rico PEO Margaret Stoutner White House Irene Richardson Kay Helscher Clyde Junior Stoutner R. R. Keota Mercy Hospital Iowa City John Redlinger Harper Seventy Six Center Community Club Marjorie Moody Lake Geneva Zaugg Mary Roberts Lela Miller Ethel Stoutner Irene Baughman Washington

Towns parks are being built first in Litchfield Park

LITCHFIELD PARK ARIZ (UPT) residents of the new town see the future environment in place with west pocket parks around a 36 hole golf course and connected pathways. Utilities go underground as part of a beautification plan. The project aims to host 75 000 to 100 000 people over 25 years with investments exceeding a billion dollars.

Litchfield Park Ariz UPT

Dickinsons guests in Haskins home

Saturday night supper guests at the George Paputsakis home were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Dickinson of Washington, Mr. and Mrs. George Murphy and Peggy drove to Muscatine Sunday where they were met by the Jim Kelly family of Davenport. All enjoyed a picnic in Weed Park celebrating Peggy's birthday.

Harry Hartsock Paul Hartsock Bob Debbie Daniel Grosscup George Papatsakis Ottumwa Edgar Whetstine Vince Skubal Bill Johnson Jack Herr Cheryl Herr

Computer doctor foresees nationwide medical data network

United Press International reports that the U S Public Health Service plans a ten million dollar yearly program to store critical health data on individuals. Computers could instantly provide patient histories, allergies and treatments across cities, reducing delays while raising privacy concerns. Hospitals already using computer systems anticipate broader patient care roles within five to ten years.

Sheila Moran United Press International Washington UPI Arthur Rikli Rikli U.S. Public Health Service California New York Rikki Riklin Children’s Hospital Arken Ohio International Business Machines IBM Massachusetts General Boston University of Texas, Monmouth Medical Center New Jersey Tulane University Louisiana Hill-Burton University of Southern California At Los Angeles

Two chemicals end ants as lawn pests

County Extension Director Jim Frier notes several calls for ant control tips. He recommends two chemicals, with 6 percent chlordane dust as the common method and carbaryl spray for larger areas. water in chemicals if children play nearby, and retreatment may be needed for new colonies. The U.S. Department of Justice was created Sept. 24, 1789.

Jim Frier Extension Office Frier Levin U.S. Department of Justice

Graduation at Iowa Wesleyan and family news Bethel

Mr and Mrs Maurice Alvine and daughters Lynne and Deanne attended baccalaureate services at Iowa Wesleyan Sunday and their son Gene Alvine graduated Monday and will teach Math at Harlan and coach. Lynne returns from State College of Iowa. Alma Havel graduation nurses honored in Iowa City. Local gardening notes. farm fire losses. community visits and updates.

Bethel Maurice Alvine Lynne Deanne Iowa Wesleyan Gene Alvine Gene Harlan Iowa Lynne Alvine State College of Iowa Cedar Falls Shirley Robert Larry Applegate Alma Havel Iowa City Miss Havel Regina Hall Mercy Hospital School of Nursing Richard Havel Ainsworth

Bridge hand analysis boosts contract making chances

By B. Jay Becker discuss es a principle for conscientious declarers in bridge. It argues for evaluating multiple lines of play to maximize odds, using a three notrump hand example where cashing the A K of diamonds first and then a diamond finesse yields better chances than a quick club finesse, illustrating how two chances can outperform one.

King Declarer West East Res Syndicate, Inc

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