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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1971

Page

2

Muscatine college students gain off campus lab work in agri-supply

Muscatine Community College places Kim Peterson with Northrup King and David McLaughlin with Patterson Seed and Supply in the Feed and Fertilizer Marketing program. Bud Howell and Frankie campus supervision guide the students as they work until November 19. The 21 month vocational program trains youths for feed and fertilizer sales, company representation, and agri-supply management, with base salaries around 7000 dollars plus commissions and benefits.

Northrup King and Company Washington Patterson Seed and Supply Muscatine Community College Muscatine Northrup King Kim Peterson Patterson Seed and David McLaughlin Bud Howell Peterson Frank Patterson McLaughlin

Rotary hears from Boys State delegate Yom Coon

Yom Coon, Washington High senior and local Boys State representative, reported from Des Moines on the convention at the Rotary Club meeting. Delegates formed two parties the Federalists and Nationalists with Coon as majority floor leader in the House despite his party winning one of eight offices.

Yom Coon Des Moines Rotary Club Tom Washington High School Crawfordsville Young Coon Iowa Federalists House of Representatives Boys State Jack Fall Rotary

Iowa City study urges recycling to save millions

University of Iowa researchers Lon Drake and Steven Kittleson report a yearlong study showing recycling could cut solid waste costs from an estimated 2 million to 700 thousand over ten years and fund a new processing plant to convert waste into saleable materials.

Iowa City UPI University of Iowa Lon Drake Steven Kittleson Clermont

Banks at Kalona to close October 25

Kalona Savings Bank and Farmers Savings Bank will close all day Monday October 25 in observance of Veterans Day. The holiday is part of a new long weekend schedule replacing November 11. After hours deposit facilities remain available at both banks.

Kalona Kalona Savings Bank Farmers Savings Bank Kalona Banks

Environment theme chosen for Iowa UN Day observance

The Governor's United Nations Day committee selects world environmental problems as this year's theme for a Friday Des Moines event. Christian A Herter Jr. will present youth conference recommendations to the Stockholm UN Conference next year. Maurice Strong, already UN secretary general, is highlighted for his YMCA linked career and work with indigenous communities.

United Nations Day Committee Des Moines Christian A Herter, Jr Stockholm Sweden YMCA Maurice Frederick Strong Strong Africa Asia Mr Strong Canada Canadian National Council of Ymcas

Film lecture presents America the Beautiful from Sea to Shining Sea

Dr. Charles Forbes Taylor will present a color adventure film lecture on America the Beautiful from Sea to Shining Sea. The program is Sunday afternoon October 24 at 2 30 p m in Macbride Auditorium on the University of Iowa Campus in Iowa City.

Charles Forbes Taylor Sea Macbride University of Iowa Iowa

DECA Central Region Conference Set for Des Moines

Des Moines hosts the 4th Annual Central Region Leadership Conference of DECA from November 5 to 7. State and local DECA officers from thirteen mid western states attend with national officers Vicki Page and Francis Rock leading the event.

Des Moines Distributive Education Clubs of America Central Region Mid-Western Vicki Page Minnesota Francis Rock Indiana Jerry Gilley Debra Wade

Ruth Fisher Named to Eye Bank Board in Las Vegas

Ruth Fisher of Kalona was re elected to the Eye Bank Association of America board and elected board secretary at the annual meeting in Las Vegas Nevada She coordinates the Iowa Lions Eye Bank at University Hospital Iowa City Dr Alson E Braley of Iowa City was installed as president The organization sets standards for U S eye banks and coordinates their effort More than 50 eye banks have been established since 1961 under the American Academy of Ophthalmology and Otolaryngology

Kalona Ruth Fisher Eye Bank Association of America Miss Fisher Las Vegas Nev Iowa Lions Eye Bank University Hospital Iowa City Alson E Braley American Academy of Opthalmology and Otolaryngology

Muscatine College to Present Charlie Brown Musical

Muscatine College Drama Department announces fall production of You're a Good Man Charlie Brown. Performances October 27 to 30 at 8 p.m. in the college auditorium. Tickets $1. available from cast, college office, or by calling 263 8250. Cast includes Mike Wyatt as Charlie Brown Teresa Gerdts Lucy Lynn Jacobsen Linus Dave Meinert Schroeder Chuck Rensink Snoopy Rita Kerschenske Patty Kathe Mull and Chaffee Chapman as Sally and Violet. Dramatic director is Nancy Keel Barbara Schoemaker is pianist Buddy Busch percussionist for the musical.

Muscatine Community College Charlie Brown Saturda Charles Schulz Blockhead Mike Wyatt Wilton Lucy Teresa Gerdts West Liberty Lynn Jacobsen Linus Schroeder Dave Meinert Duran Snoopy Chuck Rensink Muscatine Rita Kerschenske Patty Kathe Mull Chaffee Chapman Sally Violet Nancy Keel Barbara Schoemaker Buddy Busch

FFA Leaders Set to Speak at Wellman Appreciation Night

Mid-Prairie FFA holds its Appreciation Night at Wellman Senior High on Thursday Oct 28 at 8 p.m. National FFA President Dan Lehmann of Pleasant Plains IL joins Iowa leaders Dwight Seegmiller and Daryl Sywassink plus Tim Burke newly elected national president from New Hampton IA. Eleven Green Hands and sixteen Chapter Farmers to be initiated. An honorary chapter farmer degree will be awarded. The event moves to the gym due to crowd growth with invitations sent to area FFA chapters and the public invited for refreshments afterward.

Dan Lehmann FFA Pleasant Plains Ill Mid-Prairie Wellman Dwight Seegmiller Iowa State Daryl Sywassink Iowa Ffa Gerald Batton Tim Burke New Hampton

Rilke on Marriage Guardians of Solitude

The German poet Rainer Maria Rilke offers a reflection: a good marriage is one where each partner acts as the other’s guardian of solitude. The quote emphasizes personal space within enduring companionship.

Rainer Maria Rilke

Learning through Friends Shapes School Years

Children benefit from social time with friends as much as homework. Parents who host, attend events, and include classmates help children imitate positive social life. For new neighborhoods, planned activities ease getting acquainted and foster friendship alongside reading and math. Geddes of Iowa State emphasizes social learning in grade school.

Gordon Geddes Iowa State University Ames

Over-drying corn wastes money says county expert

County Extension Director Jim Frier warns that over-drying corn adds costs. To reach No 2 grade corn must be at about 15 percent moisture. farmers store longer by lowering to 13 percent, each percentage point costing roughly 1.5 cents per bushel. Some go to 8 or 9 percent, adding up to a dime per bushel. The goal is near 15 percent moisture at harvest.

Jim Frier

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