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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1969

Page

2

Nursing home deadline extended for pre1957 facilities

The Town Board of Health in Des Moines extended eight years for 6000 Iowa nursing homes built before 1957 to meet new construction standards or lose licenses. A compromise ends previous actions, with by January 1978 all homes statewide to offer standard health and safety facilities or be unlicensed.

Des Moines UPI Town Board of Health Iowa Department of Public Health DeBink Iowa Nursing Home Association James Speers Public Health Speers di Biak Albert Soucek Iowa City Aldin Godwin Indianola

Tadpole Swim Lessons Start at YMCA

Fall Tadpole swim lessons begin Saturday at the YMCA with two semi private classes at 2:00 and 3:00 pm. Eight weeks through November 1st, cost $7.50. Classes accommodate up to twelve children with one adult and two student instructors. Call YMCA for details.

YMCA

Washington Community District school board reorganization

The Washington Community District school board will meet for reorganization on Monday evening, September 15, at 8 p.m. in the economics room at the high school building.

Washington Community District Chool Board Cie Economics

Kirkwood Offers Supervisors Development Course

Kirkwood Community College will offer a Supervisory Development course via the Adult Education Division starting September 18 at Washington High School. The 15 hour program runs Mondays 7:00 to 9:30 p.m. through October 23 for supervisory personnel and those seeking promotion. Instructor is Duane C. Brickner. Tuition is $14. For more information contact Lynne Rusley at 653-3091.

Kirkwood Community College Washington High School Duane C. Brickner University of Arizona

Autopsy confirms accidental drowning in Rhonda Horak case

Autopsy results conclude Rhonda Horak died by accidental drowning. Douglas K Crone of Iowa City suffered a cut leg when his car left Highway 218 eight miles south of Highway 22 at 10:30 p.m. Monday. Crone said he dropped a cigarette, reached for it, lost control, and hit a fence. He faces a charge of failure to have control of his vehicle and was hospitalized.

Douglas K. Crone Iowa City Crone

Farmers Vote By Mail For ASC Township Committees

Iowa farmers elect ASC township committee members by mail ballot for the first time in over a decade. Voters must sign the cover envelope certification or votes cannot be counted. Farmers have until Tuesday September 16 to mail or deliver ballots to ASCS County Offices.

Iowa Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation ASC Leon Werner Iowa Asc ASCS Werner

4-H Iowa Maidens Meet Describes Talks and Refreshments

Kathy Escher entertained the Iowa Maidens 4-H Club with 13 members present. Each intermediate received a topic for a short talk at the next meeting. Leaders commented on record books and the Washington County 4-H Council was discussed. Diane and Cheri Moke spoke on Safety in the Home. Mrs Escher and Kathy served refreshments.

Kathy Escher Iowa Maidens Washington County Diane Cheri Moke Mrs. Escher Kathy

Cornerstone Laying Planned for Junction Church

The Columbus Junction United Methodist Church will lay its cornerstone Sunday morning September 14 after the 10:45 a.m. worship. Reverend Harold N. Olson will lead with local church members and a construction company representative assisting. Building committee chairman is William Dunn.

Columbus Junction United Methodist Church Harold N. Olson William Dunn

Henry Roland Elected W L A President At Chicagua Chapter

Henry Roland was elected president for 1970 at the Chicagua Chapter Izaak Walton League meeting held in August. Other officers elected included Charles Hotle first vice president Al Lemke second vice president Harold Brock secretary and Norman Schoonover treasurer. Board directors named were Richard C. Lins Ray Stalder Robert Friese Earl Redlinger Charles Johnson Paul Beard Floyd Murphy M I Whitham Clare Griffin Paul Rarick J Don Hazen Richard Havel Paul Rotenburger Terry Gent Curtis Snyder and Kenneth Peters. A work session to remove the diving platform for winter storage was set for September 14 at Lake Darling with Jim Maceldoon assisting. Committee assignments were announced by the director's meeting naming chairs and members for trapshoot grounds refreshments public relations Lark Darling concessions wild game banquet handicap children's fish day membership and programs.

Charles Hotle al Lemke Harold Brock Norman Schoonover Richard C. Lins Ray Stalder Robert Friese Earl Redlinger Charles Johnson Paul Beard Floyd Murphy M. I. Whitham Clare Griffin Paul Rarick J. Don Hazen Richard Havel Paul Rotenburger Terry Gent Curtis Snyder Kenneth Peters Lake Darling Jim Maceldoon Park Chicagua Doc Cruise John Lemmon Walter Johnson Don Hazen Herbert Stouse Henry Roland Lark Darling Corbin Crawford Harry Gent Myron Salladay

Pastor Gummeson Leaves Fern Cliff for Galesville Church

Rev Gummeson, longtime pastor of Fern Cliff Evangelical Free Church in Wayland Wisconsin, resigns to lead Berean Baptist Church in Galesville Wisconsin. His first Sunday was August 17 with installation the next week. Participants included Dr Edward Caughill of Maranatha Bible College Watertown and pastors Mallering LaCrosse S Haukedalen Whitehall and Kenneth Blank Jefferson.

Axel Gummeson Fern Cliff

Local Professional Directory Listings in Livingston Area

Directory entries list LAW FIRMS including Day Kehoe Meeker Bates Abstract Dept. 112 South Ave B 653 2147 and Owen 119 West Washington 653 2874. Stewart Shearer 225 West Main 653 2159. Dr M L Tweeton 108 North Marion 653 2351 closed Wed all day and Sat aft. Maplewood Manor Nursing Home Keota 636 3400 inviting inquiries with no waiting list.

Livingston, Day, Kehoe Meeker & Bates Robert Day Louis J. Kehoe Everett Meeker Robert Bates South Ave Stewart & Shearer Attorneys At Law Richard A. Stewart Paul V. Shearer West Main M. L. Tweeton North Marion Maplewood Manor Keota

Miller says federal farm aid not very successful

Senator Jack Miller of Iowa told a Chicago luncheon of the American Farm Bureau Federation that federal efforts to support farmer incomes have not been very successful. He noted inflation skews the 15 billion dollar national net income, which would drop to 1.5 billion less than 1919 levels if inflation were removed. Miller praised Congress for allocating substantial funds to aid farm income, while urging continued action.

Chicago UPI Jack Miller Iowa American Farm Bureau Federation Miller Iowa Republican Congress

Toastmasters plan humorous speech contest

The Toastmasters Club met Wednesday at the Captain's Table and planned a humorous speech contest for next Wednesday September 17. The winner advances to the October 12 area contest in Washington. Joe Martin and David Miksch spoke five minutes each. Charles Twinam was toastmaster and Ralph Martin ran table topics.

Toastmasters Club Washington Joe Martin David Miksch Mr. Martin Mr. Miksch Charles Twinam Ralph Martin

Alaska oil rights sale sets two records in Arctic auction

Alaska sold oil rights in a vast Arctic region for a total of $909,220,920, with an Acre price peak of $28,233. Getty Oil and Amerada Hess led the daylong bid, paying $72,277,133 for the 57th parcel of 179 sold, surpassing California and prior Louisiana tideland records.

State of Alaska Arctic California Getty Oil Co J. Paul Louisiana Tidelands

Merle Cady 61 Dies This Morning In Keota

Merle Cady 61 of Keota died this morning at Keokuk County Hospital Sigourney where he had been a patient since August 26 Funeral arrangements are pending at Powell Funeral Home in Keota

Keota Merle Cady Keokuk County Sigourney Powell Funeral Home

Local Family News and Military Updates From Iowa Notes

Family supper honors Mike Williams who heads to Northeast Missouri State College. John Williams graduates at Ft. Bliss and trains at Ft. Hood. Mary McRae visits from Lewiston Idaho. Herb Campbell weekend in Omaha then Des Moines for a legislative meeting. Ronald J. Frederick graduates from navy amphibious school and to Little Creek Va with Team 21. Lance Frederick a UW junior. Visits from Orville Fishburn and Fred Kann to Mrs Laura Kennedy in Long Beach California and Fairfield.

Dave Williams Mike Williams Keith Williams Jr Northeast Missouri State College Kirksville Keith Williams Sr Brad Goff Scott Newton Herb Campbell Omaha Rodney Des Moines Mr. Campbell Karl E. Frederick Washington Steilacoom Wash Ronald J. Frederick Navy Amphibious School Coronado Calif Ron Team 21 Navy Frogmen Little Creek Washington, Iowa Fredericks Lance Frederick University of Washington

Crawfordsville Cubs to Resume Weekly Meetings

Crawfordsville Cub Scouts will resume weekly meetings starting Monday September 15 from 3 20 to 4 20 pm at the Legion Hall A new project considers visiting a Senior Bank in Columbus Junction to assist seniors Citizens may submit suggestions naming Den Mothers Mrs Kenneth Lorack or Mrs Leroy Conrad for the program.

Crawfordsville Legion Hall Columbus Junction Kenneth Lorack Leroy Conrad

Hearing Screening Program Phase Two Expands Reach

The program continues after page one with phase two screening of over 20 000 third sixth and ninth graders in group tests and known hearing cases. A van aids refining and retesting while phase three targets 7 000 kindergarten children for individual tests. Parents are informed of results and children passing get slips stating normal hearing at test time.

Fisher

CAP Board to Meet Monday Evening in Washington County

The Washington County Community Action Program board of directors will meet Monday at 8 p.m. in the Robert Day home at 1005 S. Iowa. Larry Flanten, director of the Neighborhood Youth Corps for SE Iowa CAP, will review the NYC programs for summer and fall. Reports on summer employment projects will be presented and fall Head Start plans will be revealed.

Washington County Community Action Program Robert Day Home S. Iowa Larry Flanten SE Iowa Cap Nyc

Medical admissions and a newborn in Columbus Junction records

Yesterday admitted were Mrs Cloyd Gardner Washington medical William Orris Crawfordsville medical Lester Van Ness Washington medical Mrs Rodney Arnold Washington surgical. Yesterday a son born to Mr and Mrs Donald Milder Columbus Junction. Dismissed today Mrs John Waters Washington.

Cloyd Gardner Washington William Orris Crawfordsville Lester van Ness Rodney Arnold Donald Milder Columbus Junction John Waters

Webelo Scouts Tour Museum and Park Zoo

Nine Webelo Scouts from Pack 242 toured the museum and park zoo in Iowa City on Sunday working on the naturalist badge. Scouts listed include Ted Porter Jeff Liebe Steve Weidner Steve Krotz Jeff McCarthy Paul Voelker Drew Marshall Ray Garton and Larry Escher. They were accompanied by Scouters Earl Voelker Warren Escher and Lou Pailliotet. A snack was enjoyed at McDonalds after the tour.

Webelo Museum and Park Zoo Iowa City Ted Porter Jeff Liebe Steve Weidner Steve Krotz Jeff McCarthy Paul Voelker Drew Marshall Ray Garton Liarry Escher Earl Voelker Warren Escher Lou Pailliotet McDonald’s

Cal Shanks to Direct Band for Another Season

Washington's Municipal Band board met Tuesday evening and elected Cal Shanks to serve as director for the coming year. Minutes show routine matters completed and band plans discussed for the season ahead.

Cal Shanks Washington

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John DeBink Attorney General’s Office Legislative Departmental Larry Knight Wrigley Shea Stadium Wolf's Flower Shop Kirkwood Lynne Rusley Rhonda Horak Stever Ralph Jackie Bitner Fairfield Evening Journal Ambassador Junction Church W.L.A Izaak Walton League Rev. Gummeson Wisconsin Professional Directory John C. Owen West Washington South Side Square P. L. Etter Osteopathic Fee Journal Production Credit Association North Iowa Melvin Schneider Sen. Miller Anchorage, Alaska Deane Osincup Drug Store West Side Square MT. Pleasant Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corp Ralph Erlenbush el Paso Texas Ft. Bliss John Ft. Hood Mary McRae Lewiston Idaho Sam Simmering Mrs. McRae Mrs. Simmering Orville Fishburn Long Beach Fred Kann Lauder Kennedy Mr. Fishburn Mrs. Kann Kennedy Crawfordsville Cubs CAP Board Webelo Scouts Cr Wently Ernest Tubb Texas Troubadours Connie Smith and the Sundowners Nat Stuckey Kenny Price Billy Parker Kk &K Denniston Burlington Osincup’s Prescription Service Center
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