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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1965
Page
3
A reader challenges Dear Abby’s view that women who do not share recipes are selfish. The letters recount experimenting with recipes, guest requests, and the pain of spoiled expectations, including one cook who hid recipes in code. Readers seek Abby’s guidance on fair sharing of culinary secrets.
Underwood Olivetta Larry Dittrich Outstanding business education student Sheila Shelan goski Typist of the year Connie Potter Art Service Club Certificates Jim Mallory Janet Osineup Pins Doris Blieu John Rosenkild Kathy Dhysen Guards Trudy Hysell Bette Knecht Bob Davis Doy McAvoy Officers John Turnipseed president s pin Lannie Leon Treasurer s pin Quill and Scroll Joyce Long Kim Boyer Jim Mallory Joe Scranton Nancy Knutson Mary Butler Mary McBee Larry Chalupa associate member Journalism Rich Ballard Lannie Leon Pat Lewis Peg McGaffey Pam Romine Sue Roth Barb Schuacher Steve Tindal Competitive Speech First place state contest Jan Heaton Pat Worley Mary Lou Romine Doy McAvoy Second place state contest Trudy Hysell 2 Gar Greene Juanita Koch Physical Education Bob Ryner Curt Gunnarson GRA State pin 1500 points Kathy Berkhoff Barb Robertson is Widmer Letter 1000 points Mary 10 Chossen Bev Henry Monica McCarthy Sally Owen Local pin 500 points Judy Roland Diane Perdock Debbie Nardy Doris Blieu Certificate for outstanding participation in GRA Sandy Johnson Instrumental Music
Mrs. Don Norton presided at the Rebekah Lodge meeting with 35 attendees at the OOF Hall. A Friendship Night drew 22 visitors from Columbus Junction, Lone Tree, Salina, Keota, and Wellman. Judy Roland received the Sousa Award. numerous members earned four year pins and state contest honors, with awards across solo vocal, senior band, and science categories highlighted by names such as Marde Anderson, Joe Scranton, Pam Loefer, and Dick Holden.
Washington reports that House Republicans pressed President Johnson to pledge fiscal restraint before Congress. They believe such a pledge could boost votes for a 3.6 billion dollar excise tax cut, though many expect the tax reduction to pass with or without the pledge. Republicans seek clear signals of budget balance and debt payoff from Johnson, with some indicating a letter to Ways and Means could satisfy them.
A signed form grants a participant permission to take swimming and water safety lessons at the Washington Municipal Swimming Pool from June 14 to June 23, 1964. The student is classified as Beginner to Swimmer with no physical disability. Transportation is provided. the Red Cross is released from responsibility. the signer confirms consent for the session and Tuesday morning classes at 8:30 A.M.
Doy McAvoy and Diane Miller memorial noted with DAR and FHA recognitions. Awards include McAvoy presentation of portable lectern and in memoriam tribute to Diane Miller. Chamber of Commerce names Jerry Biffert and Connie Emerson as DE scholarship recipients.
The Past Noble Grand Circle set a June 4 committee with Pearl Tucker Ardith Kep hart Georgia Kelley Helen Hoston and DeElda Ellison. The June family social committee includes Mrs Harold Brock Pearl Tucker Ruth Luers and Zelma Hughes. Mrs Raymond Kephart and her committee served refreshments at the close of the meeting.
Memorial Day ceremonies led by Rev. G. McDowell will be held at Riverside and St. Stanislaus cemeteries. VFW Post 6414 and American Legion Auxiliary organize wreaths with Girl Scouts and Poppy Day activities for veterans graves. several dozen new flags purchased for graves. wreaths prepared May 26 and used May 29. Also notes hospital visits and medical observations of local residents.
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