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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1971

Page

2

Eight Emmys Award the Hallmark Hall of Fame Cast

Hollywood reports George C. Scott won television's Emmy for best single performance by an actor, accepting on behalf of his work in The Price. The Hallmark Hall of Fame series collected eight awards with The Addersville Trial and The Senator among top wins, while Susan Hampshire and Lee Grant led acting honors.

Hollywood UPI George Scott Jack Cassidy Patton Cassidy NBC Motion Picture Academy of Arts and Sciences Lee Grant Public Broadcasting System CBS Jean Stapleton Jack Klugman ABC Mary ‘Tyler Moore Edward Asner Valerie Harper David Burns Margaret Leighton Hamlet

Giants edge Cards to spark Wiffle league tie

Giants beat Cards 10-8 at the Y to create a three way lead, Tim Hennigan earning the win with strong hitting support from Gebhart and Joe Hennigan. Cards’ Mark Genkinger and Rich produced multiple hits in the loss. Dodgers top Reds 11-2 as Nemmers wins. Mets blank Braves 6-0 with Crossett strong on mound and at bat. One more round remains to decide champion next Monday.

Giants Nall Tim Hennigan Scott Rich Hennigan Mike Gebhart Joe Hennigan Mark Genkinger Rich Brad Neil Dodgers Reds Matt Nemmers Jim Wilson Jim Dayton Jay Johnson Mike Genkinger Tom Longer Jim Howell Fred Doggett Tim Borchardt Jay Hampshire Mets Braves Doug Crossett Crossett Greg Widmer Alan van Houten Tim Banks Dean Speece Doug Black

Electric blanket start causes small farm fire

The Columbus Community Fire Company rushed to the Paul Heindel residence near Columbus Junction Saturday morning. A fire began from an electric blanket but the family extinguished it before substantial damage occurred.

Columbus — Junction Columbus Community Fire ‘Company Paul Heindel Columbus Junction

Iowa veterans insured in five VA life programs in 1970

Des Moines VA Regional Office reports 67,000 Iowa veterans insured for 467 million dollars under five life insurance programs in 1970. Dividends exceeded 3.6 million, with national totals over 38 billion insured and about 1 billion in program income. Public Law 91-291 expanded SGLI coverage to 15 thousand and extended to reservists and National Guard members during training and travel.

Veterans Administration Des Moines Iowa Claude Gillam Gillam National Guard Reserve Officers Training Corps SGLI Congress

Blaine Bliven 78 dies at Fredonia

Blaine Bliven aged 78 of Fredonia died Saturday May 8 at his home. Funeral services set for Tuesday 10 30 a m at Stacy Lewis Funeral Home Columbus Junction with burial in Columbus City Cemetery. Born January 22 1893 at Columbus Junction he was son of John J and Bessie Atcheson Bliven. He married Bertha Lord March 17 1914. she died in 1965. He later married Fannie Houseat August 13 1966, who survives. Also surviving are daughter Mrs Walter Smith Gretna Louisiana three sons Cecil and Max Bliven Kansas City Missouri and Lee Bliven Oregon. one stepdaughter Mrs William Morgan Columbus Junction. four stepsons Richard Houseal Kenneth Houseal Rolla Houseal Burlington and John Houseal Davenport. 23 grandchildren and 8 great grandchildren. two sisters Mrs Arthur Ewing Muscatine and Mrs Cecil Schlichting Conesville.

Fredonia Blaine Bliven Stacy- Lewis Columbus Junction Columbus City Mr. Bliven John J Bessie Atcheson Bliven Bertha Lord Fannie Houseat Walter Smith Gretna Cecil Max Bliven Kansas City Lee Bliven Oregon Wiliam Morgan Richard Houseal Kenneth Houseal Rolla Houseal Burlington John Houseal Davenport

Washington eighth graders take third at Don Taft Relays

Washington eighth graders finish third in their division at the Don Taft Relays in Mt. Pleasant behind Fort Madison and Keokuk. Washington set three school records including a mile relay time of 4 15.8 and notable marks by Joe Giardino and Doug Farrier in field and sprint events.

Washington Don Taft Mt. Pleasant Fort Madison Keokuk Ft. Madison Davis County Fairfield Joe Giardino Doug Farrier Farrier Libe Martin

Beets Rice Casserole and Seafoods Salad Recipe Card

Compact collection of vintage recipes including Beet Rice Casserole with ground beef onions celery soups and Chinese noodles baked in a 9 by 13 pan with staged stirring and optional water add ins. Seafood Salad with flaked seafood lemon juice onion salt and paprika topped with mayonnaise olives eggs tomato and lettuce. Chicken Casserole with layered ingredients including chicken croutons soup and onions. Sauerkraut Salad with sauerkraut sugar green pepper and overnight setting. notes on serving with pork roast and hot orange rolls iced tea.

Connie Joyce Sandberg Cedar Rapids

Ron McArtor Named for Boys State Selection

Ron McArtor son of Duane and Stan Fletcher's child both selected by the local Legion Post to attend Boys State this year with Kim Fletcher named as alternate. Sunset Circle Club met April 29 with ten members. readings included a thank you note for Easter nut cups to hospital patients and a poem in memory of Mrs. Robert Wells.

Crawfordsville Ron McArtor Duane McArtor Stan Fletcher Vernon Fletcher Legion Post Boys State Kim Fletcher Cleo Fletcher Sunset Circle Club Charles Wells John Hamil Washington County Hospital Robert Wells Charles Twinam Earnest Kiene

Philadelphia Orchestra to Perform at Ames Iowa State Center

The Philadelphia Orchestra under conductor Eugene Ormandy will present a Festival of Concerts at Iowa State University in Ames starting May 12. Five concerts are scheduled at the C.Y. Stephens Auditorium with additional recital by Vladimir Ashkenazy. Soloists include Ashkenazy Veronica Tyler Joanna Simon Gary Graffman Seth McCoy and Simon Estes. Iowa State Singers and Oratorio Chorus join for two performances.

Ames Philadelphia Orchestr Eugene Ormandy Iowa State University C.Y. Stephens Iowa State Center Vladimir Ashkenazy Ashkenazy Veronica Tyler Joanna Simon Gary Graffman Seth McCoy Simon Estes Iowa Iown State Singers and Oratorio Chorus W. Douglas Pritchard ISU

Dressing Preschoolers: Let Kids Choose Clothes They Like

Preschoolers have definite preferences in clothing. Bright colors especially red appeal, while orange and violet are often disliked. Solid colors with trims or appliques are popular. Comfort matters. avoid overly tight or loose fits. Buy several durable options and let the child choose the final outfit.

Kim Williamssistant Iowa State University Willliams

4-H delegates named to Washington D C Citizenship Short Course

Committee members reviewed applications and approved 16 4-H members from Riverside Wellman Crawfordsville and Washington counties to travel by chartered buses as part of 72 4-H youths and 8 adults. They will study national government basics and gain citizenship training. Washington County Extension Office still seeks adult chaperones.

Washington, D.C Tony Horn Riverside Jim Yotehkiss Washington Kirk Howsare Crawfordsville Bill Huber Wellman Charles Johnson Mary Jones Sharon Lee Kathy Marek Chris Mineart Brighton Rose Peiffer Keota Lanice Schneider John Schneider Sadi Schroeder Anne Strabala Marcia Wittetoe Cedar Johnson Town Washington County Extension Office

German Mark Floats as Currency Markets Respond

The dollar standard looms over wartime costs and U S balance of payments. West Germany halted trading to reassess actions and keep money markets stable. On Sunday Chancellor Brandt and Minister Schiller agreed to let the mark float to find its parity via supply and demand, with the current rate around 3.66 marks per dollar and large dollar outflows. The policy aims to curb dollar outflow and may persist for months if needed.

United States West Germany Willy Brandt Karl Schiller

Delta Alpha Class Setluck Luncheon at United Methodist

Twenty five members of the Delta Alpha Class met in Fellowship Hall for a cooperative luncheon and program. Devotions were led, poems and readings shared, memorials announced for four deceased members, memorial books placed in the library, and donations given to the Cancer Fund and Heart Fund in memory of members.

Delta Alpha United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall M. O. Smith Tom Pace Kimberly Marsh Atkinson Roger Booth David Knight Milo Steele Sr Mae Lamb D. A. Huber Rhua’Helmick Glenn Dunbar W.S. Kyle Nora Gamon Cancer Fund Walter Jarrard Heart Fund E. E. Stutsman Carl Jarrard G. F. Lance

Chemistry class tours Crane plant

Floyd Woods' Washington High School chemistry class toured the Ine Company plant last week guided by Dave Moore and Don Eaton. The group observed the metallurgical laboratory and iron testing on product from the furnace while the science club members also visited, with Cheryl Vosika and others among the participants.

Floyd Woods Washington High School Ine Company Dave Moore Don Eaton Cheryl Vosika Debbie Baker Kathy Marek Marsha Brock Jean Wolf Jim Harris Mike Doughty Matt Ross Dave McCall Alvin Peiffer Maynard Goff Drew Steele Gary Goodell Ken Frazer

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