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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1972

Page

5

Sacha Club meeting covers foods study and tours

Ainsworth Sacha Club meets for May at Mrs. Leon McNeil’s home with eighteen members and one guest. They discuss a garage sale, a Sorosis Club tour in September, a review of Bury My Heart At Wounded Knee, and foods facts and fallacies. The June cookout date is set for June 6 with assigned dishes and table service.

C.A. Thompson Ainsworth Sacha Club Ainsworth Leon McNeil Dale Buck Jim Wood Washington Terry Cellman Gerard Megdelsen Sorosis Club Gary Windus Wounded Knee Bee Brown Randy Walston Richard Bean Gary Augustine Gene Scott Marian Owens County Line Club Herman Wagenknecht Vince Skubal Hayden Davis Burdette Davis John Frame Pella Jim Lark Larry Trotter Charles Jenkins Eileen Jeffrey

Blockade Against North Vietnam Seen Unchallenged for Now

Washington officials say the Soviet Union and China are not expected to challenge the naval blockade of North Vietnamese ports for now. Defense Secretary Laird and Pentagon spokesmen note no mines exploded, no ships entered harbors, and no effort to clear mines since activation.

Washington UPI Soviet Union China U.S Defense Melvin R. Laird Houston Nixon Laird Pentagon Jerry W. Friedheim North Vietnam

Approval schedule for cover crops in 1972 Feed Grain Program

The Washington County ASC Committee has not set a deadline for establishing an approved cover crop on designated set aside acreage. Adverse weather may delay field work. Producers must certify by July 1 1972 whether an approved cover crop is established or clean tillage is used, with adjustments possible upon request for a $5 farm visit.

Washington County ASC

Highland Social Club Hosts Meet at Riverside Home

A May gathering of Highland Social Club at Mrs. Guy Gerot's Riverside home included ten members and one guest. Program by Mrs. Larry Sexton featured rug making. poems read by Mrs. Clifford Corpman. next meeting planned for June 8 at Mrs. Leona Krotz's home in Washington.

C.A. Thompson Ainsworth Highland Social Club Guy Gerot Riverside Jerry Gerot Larry Sexton Clifford Corpman Leona Krotz Washington WSCS United Methodist Church Margie Lasek Shennie Buck George Colthurst Jim McCreedy Women’s Society of Christian Service Elmer Wenger

The Great Car Presents The Great Races

An advertisement extols Cadillac ownership as comfortable spacious and elegant for vacations and long trips. It urges visiting an authorized dealer now citing high resale value and easy ownership. The message links Cadillac to CBS TV broadcasts of the Preakness May 20 and Belmont Stakes June 10.

Cadillac Cbs-Tv

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