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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1967

Page

2

Goodwill Opens New Budget Store in Washington Monday

Goodwill Industries of Southeast Iowa will open a Budget Store at 114 West Washington Street on Monday with a ribbon cutting at 10 a.m. Washington Mayor L. C. Willits will participate. The store supports handicapped training and rehabilitation, with goods donated from 52 local Goodwill boxes processed at the Southeast Iowa Sheltered Workshop in Iowa City. Money from sales funds the program and nationally the organization places about 13 to 14 thousand rehabilitated workers yearly.

Goodwill Industries Iowa Washington Faye Knight Marion St L. C. Willits Goodwill West Washington Street Iowa City Cedar Rapids

No Cropland Plan Signup Ended For 1968 In Washington County

The Washington A SCS County Office announces no Cropland Adjustment Program signup for the 1968 crop year and no further Greenspan agreements will be planned that year. The five year land retirement program had eight farms signed in since 1967. Funds for production adjustment were limited, and inquiries about reopening were noted. Producers may pursue other plans for future program participation.

Washington A Scs

Highlandettes 4-H Club October meeting notes

The Highlandettes 4-H Club held its October gathering led by Janice and Linda Chalupa. Six members described a desired winter outfit, Janice Chalupa spoke on storage for out of season clothes, and plans were set for a group visit to the Oct 21 convention at Washington High School. Officers elected: Nancy Gilliand president, Lindsay Chalupa vice president, Peggy Fox secretary, Kathy Knottnerus treasurer, Leanne Swailes reporter, Janice Chalupa historian, Lila Carson music recreation, Christine Wernimont service chair. Christine and Nancy were to provide October bakery for Happy Haven Rest Home near Lone Tree.

Highlandettes Janice Linda Chalupa Janice Chalupa Chalupa Linday Chalupa Peggy Fox Kathy Knottnerus Leanne Swailes Lila Carson Christine Wernimont Nancy Gilliand Happy Haven Lone Tree

Bank Report of Condition Signed by Weeks and Directors

Richard L. Weeks cashier attests the report of condition is true and correct to the best of knowledge. Directors Frank C Crone Geo J Breitenbach C P Weldin attest the report has been examined and is true and correct to the best of their knowledge.

Richard L. Weeks

Washington High Band to Perform at Drake Oct 21

Washington High School's Marching Demons directed by Alan Bergstrom will perform at Drake University halftime in Des Moines on Saturday October 21. The band departs early with a 10 a.m. rehearsal to prepare for the show that afternoon.

Drake Washington High School Drake University Des Moines Alan Bergstrom Washington

Grinnell educator Gus Alsip dies at 64

Gus Alsip a former Washington High School coach and principal who taught at Lone Tree Columbus Junction and SEMCO High School Gilman died at his Grinnell home after a heart attack. Survived by his wife Mary Louise, two sons James and John, and three sisters. Funeral Saturday at 1 pm Smith Funeral Home Grinnell with burial at Lone Tree. Born January 25 1903 in Loda Illinois.

Smith Grinnell Lone Tree Alsip Washington Columbus Junction Semco High School Gilman Iowa Mr. Alsip Loda Ill Edward Ella McCracken Alsip Central College Iowa State University University of Iowa Mary Louise Williams Presbyterian Church Masonic Lodge James Washington, D. C John L. S. Myers M. D. Chambers Des Moines Sheldon Hawkins

All-State Chorus and Orchestra Auditions Here

Up to 950 high school students are expected October 28 at the high school for district all state chorus and orchestra auditions. Auditions run all day with 49 schools participating. Winners join the All State Chorus and Orchestra for a November concert during Thanksgiving holidays.

Washington

County officials meet here tonight in Washington

Local government officials from 20 southern and southeastern Iowa counties will meet in Washington to discuss results of a statewide survey on county city and town governance problems. The Iowa State University Extension Local Government Problem Identification Program will conduct sessions from 7 to 10 p.m. with about 150 officials expected.

Iowa Washington Jim Frier Iowa State University Extension Boards of Supervisors Wayne Jasper Louisa Lucas YMCA

Traveling Mayer Family Back From Visit Run

Mr and Mrs Victor Mayer returned home after visiting relatives in Indiana Kentucky and with their nephew Don Canott at Bob Jones University in South Carolina They toured Tennessee North Carolina Georgia Florida and Florida before returning home via Alabama Mississippi Tennessee Arkansas and Missouri They stopped in Milling ton Tennessee to see Mr and Mrs Perry Deal Mrs Clint Hensel and Frederick Hensel also returned from Colorado Springs Colorado They were with the Capt M C Hensel family Patricia Voelker from Omaha visited Preston Harvey home and attended Washington High School homecoming Lynn Harvey took her home Sunday and visited the Voelker home

Victor Mayer Bloomington Ind George Evans Richmond Don Canott Bob Jones University Greenville S. C Tennessee North Carolina Beaufort Georgia Florida Alabama Mississippi Arkansas Missouri Millington Tenn Perry Deal Clint Hensel Frederick Hensel Ft. Carson Colorado Springs Colo M. C. Hensel Patricia Voelker Omaha Neb Preston Harvey Washington High School Lynn Harvey Voekler

Swim Team Parents to Meet Thursday at the Y

The Y MCA Swim Team parents will meet this Thursday at 7 30 p.m. in the craft room at the Y. Parents of all boys on the teams or any interested in joining are urged to attend. Dick Ross, president, announces plans for the coming year.

Y McA Dick Ross

Dave Miksch Wins Local Humorous Speech Contest

Dave Miksch won the local humorous speech contest sponsored by the Toastmasters Club at the meeting here Wednesday evening and will represent the club at the area contest in Burlington this Sunday. First alternate was Charles Twinam with Ice Breaker, second alternate Joe K. Martin with Dumb Animals. A Speak Up Committee group from the Anamosa Reformatory Jaycees will attend next Wednesday at Captain's Table. all are welcome to attend.

Dave Miksch Toastmaster’s Club Burlington Charles Twinam Joe K. Martin Anamosa Reformatory Jaycees

Bridge and Pinochle Benefit Sponsored by TTT Chapter V

TTT Chapter V of TTT will sponsor a bridge and pinochle salad luncheon at the Washington YMCA on Saturday starting at 1 p.m. Tickets cost $2. Reservations may be made by contacting Mrs. A. C. Peterson, or tickets may be purchased at the door.

Chapter TTT Washington Ymca A. C. Peterson

Correction replaces Head Start helper in Journal

Correction notes Mrs Walter Bauer was named in error in Wednesday's Journal Head Start piece. Mrs Walter Duvall volunteered to babysit children while their mothers attend Head Start Center meetings.

Walter Bauer Walter Duvall

Social and family notices from Cedar Rapids area

Mr and Mrs Merle Statler and Dale hosted a 20 relative gathering with music cards and visits. Attendees included Baker Lauderman and Miller families and Kaylene Karla. Mrs Earl Nicola admitted to Mercy Hospital for observation and treatment. Trailer of news on visitors and civic events follows.

Merle Statler Dale George Baker Walter Sheets Winnie Baker Wilmer Lauderman Larry Lauderman Cindy Elaine Jeryl Miller James C. Bowen Allan Darbyshire Kaylene Karla Mela Janecek Gary Earl Nicola Mercy Hospital Iowa City

Social calendar highlights weekly meetings and events

Social calendar lists Thursday and Friday gatherings across local groups. Events include PEO and OES meetings at Masonic Temple, Double Deck Club and FOE Auxiliary activities, Methodist WSCS luncheon, Rebekah Lodge, Bethlehem Commandery, UPW Circle II, County WCTU Institute with lunch, and a Saturday Shirts and Skirts Square Dance with caller Wylie Hutchinson. Additional notes mention a Monday Wash Away Tops, Golden Age Club, and a Square Dance Lesson led by Len Buch with a postponed music entry.

WSCS Friendship Forum Rebekah Lodge IOOF Bethlehem Commandery Masonic Temple 1St Presbyterian Upw Circle II Tillie Kallous Wctu Institute Grace Hill West Chester Group YWCA Ywca Room Legion Hall Len Buch

Here’s Hawaii travel film headed for Washington Kiwanis

The Washington Kiwanis club presents Here's Hawaii as the next Travel and Adventure program at the high school Monday at 7:30 pm. Willis Butler, former broadcaster and Northwestern School of Speech lecturer, narrates a film tracing Hawaiian history from ancient migrations to modern tourist attractions. Season tickets at the high school cost 5 dollars and cover five upcoming programs.

Hawaii Washington Kiwanis Club Kiwanis Washington Willis Butler Northwestern University Famous School of Speech Pacific Isles

Honor Capt May and family at dinner

A pre Christmas dinner at Columbus Junction honors Captain William L. May who will spend Christmas in Vietnam. Guests included Mrs. May and children Roger and Melissa, parents Warren May, sister and husband Roger Fulton of Colona, Ill., and relatives from Muscatine. The May family later hosted a gathering at Colony Inn in Amanas and prepares for Captain May’s deployment. He flies an F 100 jet and will begin training in the Philippines before a year in Vietnam.

Columbus Junction Dell Farrier William L. May Vietnam Capt. May Pat Farrier Roger Melissa Warren May Roger Fulton Colona Ill Ron Phil Michael Farrier Mike Muscatine Colony Inn Amanas Mays Phoenix Ariz May The Phillipines

Kalona couple announces Cheryl Walker engagement

Cheryl Ann Walker of San Pablo California is engaged to Gary Francis Baldwin of San Diego. Parents are Floyd Walker of Kalona and Cheryl Walker, and Francis Baldwin of Warroad Minnesota. Cheryl is a nurse at Brookside Hospital in San Pablo and a Mid Prairie and St Joseph Mercy graduate. Gary is Navy, aboard USS Thomaston in San Diego, a Warroad High and Austin Area Vocational School graduate. A late winter wedding is planned.

Kalona Floyd Walker Cheryl Ann San Pablo California Gary Francis Baldwin San Diego Mr. Baldwin Mrs Francis Baldwin Warroad, Minnesota Bride - Elect Mid - Prairie High School St. Joseph Mercy Hospital School of Nursing Dubuque Brookside Hospital United States Navy Thomaston Warroad High School Austin Area Vocational School Austin Minnesota Nicholas Walker

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