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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1973

Page

10

Congress calls for widespread freeze on wages and prices

Democratic leaders in Congress urge a broad wage price and profit freeze arguing meat price ceilings fail to curb costs. Senator Proxmire and Representative Patman say stronger measures are needed, calling for an across the board freeze lasting long enough to curb inflation expectations. They note meat ceilings are insufficient and may reduce supplies.

Washington UPI Nixon Wright Patman D-Tex William Proxmire D-Wis House- Senate Joint Economic Committee Taper Afl-Cio George Meany Patman House Banking Committee Proxmire Joint Committee House Senate Today Show Charles H. Percy Bill Proxmire Percy Henry M. Jackson D -Wash Jackson

Winnebago reports new record earnings and sales

Winnebago Industries announced record fiscal year results ending February 24 with operating earnings of 19.37 million, up 42 percent, and earnings per share of 77 cents. Sales rose 59 percent to 212.04 million, compared with 133.17 million the prior year. Chairman John K. Hanson called it an enormous accomplishment and said the company leads the industry.

Forest City UPL Winnebago Industries, Inc John K. Hanson Hanson Winnebago

Waterhouse bull tops IBIA test at Newton station

Keota breeder Jim Waterhouse’s French Charolais bull led both his breed and all 137 bulls across seven breeds at the IBIA test station in Newton after 140 days on test. The champion averaged 4.05 lbs daily gain with a 5.45 lbs per day peak in the last 28 days. The station sale is set for April 5 at Colfax.

Jim Waterhouse Keota Iowa Beef Improvement Association IBIA Newton Waterhouse Colfax

Coach Stevens upbeat for upcoming golf season

Six returning lettermen lead the squad with Brian Owen Don Kos Larry Henness Don Miller Mike Brake and Butch Wells highlighted. A strong core mixes with promising underclassmen as Harold Stevens expects solid results.

Harold Stevens Brian Owen Don Kos Larry Henness Don Miller Mike Brake Butch Wells

Market Brief Chicago Joliet Grain and Livestock

Grain and livestock markets show nominal steadiness in Chicago and Joliet. Cattle and hogs move with mixed quotes across classes with May and Sep positions, while oats and soybeans reflect active trading and higher bids. Daily receipts and regional notes close with a wide range of prices and future contracts.

Grain Livestock Chicago UPI Joliet, Ill Des Moines Iowa Minne U.S

Missionary John Friesen to Speak at Mennonite Churches

Missionary John Friesen of the Mennonite Board of Missions will address Washington Mennonite Church at 815 East Polk Street on Sunday at 10 30 a m and Bethel Mennonite Church near Wayland at 7 30 p m. The Friesens began a one year US furlough last July.

John Friesen India Mennonite Board of Missions Washington Mennonite Church East Polk Street Bethel Mennonite Wayland Friesens United States

Pansy Hill Club Hosts Breakfast Meeting

Mrs Wilbur Watson and Mrs William H Jones hosted a Pansy Hill Club breakfast at Wingas Restaurant on Thursday. Ten members attended with three guests Mrs Glenn Thompson Mrs Allen Ferguson and Beth Widmer. Mrs Thompson joined the club and the next meeting will be a birthday luncheon in April with Mrs Owen Roth.

Pansy Hill Club Wilbur Watson William H. Jones Wingas Restaurant Glenn Thompson Allen Ferguson Beth Widmer Thompson Owen Roth

CWF Women Sew for Missions at Church

Christian Women's Fellowship meets for a sewing work day at the church finishing 10 dresses and 22 layettes for Church World Service. After lunch, Mrs. Don Gardner leads a Gospel of Luke study. Upcoming events include lent coffee on April 4 and 18, Mother Daughter supper April 25, and an all day district CWF workshop May 19.

Christian Women's Fellowship Church World Service Don Gardner Clarence Brown Jr CWF

YWCA Dinner and Meeting Set for April 6 At 6 30 PM

The YWCA announces its annual dinner and business meeting on Friday April 6 at 6 30 PM in the community room. Guest speaker Ms Casey Mahon from the University of Iowa will discuss The Woman Offender. Tickets cost 2.50 and reservations close April 2 via UW office or ticket chairman Martha Boshart.

Jme Ywca Casey Mahon University of Iowa Martha Boshart

Peppy Pals 4-H Club Members Present Projects

Seven members of the Peppy Pals 4-H Club met at the home of Linda and Leanne Vitte toe. Presentations were given by Anne on Linda Ledger on Quickie Tote Bag, Debbie Howell on Planning Your Wardrobe, and Brenda McConnell on Good Grooming. Slides were shown and refreshments served by the hostesses and their mother.

Linda Leanne Vitte Anne Linda Ledger Debbie Howell Brenda McConnell

Swinging S Square Dance Club Dance Saturday at Foss Memorial

The Swinging S Square Dance Club hosts a dance on Saturday at 8 p.m. in the Foss Memorial Building Salem. Cliff Haley of Carlisle will call the dances. Guests are welcome.

Salem Cliff Haley Carlisle

Bethel Society meets with Mrs Shepherd

Mrs. Robert Shepherd entertained the Bethel Missionary Society Wednesday afternoon and presided at the meeting. Nine members answered roll call by reading items of interest. Mrs. Dean Sandburg led the lesson study on Women of the Bible with a review of the life of Miriam. The meeting closed with the Lord's Prayer.

Robert Shepherd Bethel Missionary Society William Wulf Erwin Wulf Dean Sandburg Miriam Frank Wenger

Local motorists fined in justice court for traffic violations

A number of motorists paid fines in justice of the peace court for traffic offenses. Constance Bender Kalona paid 12 dollars for speeding, Edward Wheeler Columbus Junction 15 dollars, Nicholas Kassebaum Wayland 10 dollars, James Marjory Norman Washington 20 dollars. Ronald Carroll Washington 10 dollars for excessive acceleration, Morris Bender Kalona 15 dollars for failure to have control, James Stiner Brighton 10 dollars for expired license, Gaylen Bryce Bartholomew 10 dollars for excessive acceleration.

Justice of the Peace Court Constance Bender Kalona Edward Wheeler Columbus Junction Nicholas’ Kassebaum Wayland James Marjory Norman Washington Ronald Carroll Morris Bender James Stiner Brighton Gaylen Bryce Bartholomew

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