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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1967
Page
4
An editorial note urges Congress to set noise standards for vehicles and aircraft. It argues that reducing ground exhaust noise would ease daily disturbance, while aviation-noise reforms follow from NASA efforts on jet exhausts. The piece tags W H Marriott as the author and closes with a pithy remark on poise versus noise.
Carolyn Levy urges the Board of Supervisors to appoint Erma Zelinsky as county treasurer to fill the vacancy without delay. Levy notes Zelinsky was the other 1966 general election candidate and received about 2000 votes, arguing she should finish the term and seek re election.
Miss Vicki Miller bride elect of Steve Miller was honored at a shower on Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Joe Miller. Decorations followed yellow and green. Gifts from Tupperware were displayed by Mrs. Dennis Klopfenstien. Guests included family and neighbors, with refreshments served by the host and helpers.
Highland High School celebrated its May awards night with National Honor Society recognitions for Mike Chalupa Linda Gerot Shirley Thomann and others. Certificates for Honor Roll went to numerous students while the Student Council pins were awarded to a list of officers and members. The gavel was presented to Diana Rarick as Student Body President for 1967 68 by Scott McCracken, and Lynn Dautremont received a $100 PTA scholarship.
Army private Frank C. Longbine, 17, of Washington Iowa, completed a vehicle mechanic course at Fort Huachuca Arizona on May 19. He trained to repair internal combustion engines wheeled vehicle chassis components and learned fundamentals of electrical and transmission systems.
In a world championship context, a 1965 Italy Great Britain bridge hand is recounted to illustrate how miscommunication can impact results. D'Alelio opens clubs, Konstam and Pabis Ticci define suits, a bidding misread leads to four spades doubled, Konstam corrects to four notrump and makes ten tricks for 810. Britain later loses another line. GB gains 760 points.
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