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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1966
Page
5
Kalona plans a seven district zoning code including A-1 agricultural R-1 R-2 C-1 C-2 M-1 and M-2 with use height area and special regulations. A public hearing on the ordinance and Community Plan proposals is set for March 14 at 7:00 p.m. before the Planning and Zoning Commission.
The Busy Bees 4-H group held its March meeting with Carol and Donna Wilson. Mrs Harold Gamon judged the grooming contest with results: juniors Marica Vittetoe first, Cynthia Edwards alternate. intermediates Nancy Vittetoe first, Debbie Baker alternate. seniors Carol Wilson first, Jane Vittetoe alternate. Five dollars and fifty cents was voted to the IFYE Club. Demonstrations featured Jane Vittetoe on Nut Bread, Nancy Vittetoe on Biscuits, and Carol Wilson on Muffins, plus a talk by Mrs Vittetoe on Safe Substitutes. Guests included Mrs Derald Edwards, Mrs Clark Baker, and Mrs Wayne Wagner.
Roll Davis of Crawfords-ville and his wife entertained a wintering Northerner group in Tavares Florida on March 2. The party included William and Ed Rees of Chicago Carroll, Henry Rees, W C Richards of Washington, Moore, and Lee Norris of Ainsworth. They toured Hamock Packing and Zellwin Packing, saw fruit and vegetable processing, and visited farms near Mt. Dora and Plymouth Scald Test canning. A grapefruit and orange packing demo, a buffet lunch, and a glimpse of canning lines followed.
Kalona residents participated in a heart fund canvass coordinated by chairwoman Mrs. Gareth Swartzendruber. The total collected from business and home areas was 498.91 dollars, with eighteen Kalona Rebekah Lodge members attending a meeting and pledging support to related causes.
The Council Bluffs chapter is the 95th in the United States joining the People-to-People movement. Founded to promote world understanding through personal contacts, the chapter plans to partner with a Sister City and host international visitors including ten English university students this summer.
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