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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1972

Page

10

Plan public hearing on soil loss limits

A public hearing is set for 2 p.m. on September 22 at the ASCS office in Washington Iowa to consider adopting soil loss limit regulations for lands in Washington County Soil Conservation District. The proposed limits cover agricultural non agricultural and construction sites with rates from one to two tons per acre per year for farm lands varying by soil type.

ASCS Washington Iown Washington County Soil Conservation District James McCreedy Soil Conservation District Commissioners McCreedy West Jefferson Street Iowa Iowa Conservancy District Soil Conservation District

Four H members earn citizenship honors at national congress

The Cooperative Extension Service selects two 4-H members for $600 scholarships and an expense paid trip to the National 4-H Congress in Chicago. Willie Johnson of Chicago and Deborah Bell of Sylvania, Ga., were 1971 winners. this year’s winners will be chosen from nearly 100 nominees with announcements at the National 4-H Congress.

Nixon 4-H Cooperative Extension Service Chicago United States Thomas E. Wilson Willie Johnson Deborah Bell Sylvania

Epilepsy Group to Organize in Area 10

A special organizational meeting set for 7:30 p.m. at First Christian Church invites parents, friends, teachers and others to form the Epilepsy Association of Area 10 affiliated with the Iowa Chapter of the Epilepsy Foundation of America. The Foundation notes about one in 50 people, roughly four million Americans, have epilepsy. Additional meetings are planned for Iowa City Library and Williamsburg High School.

First Christian Church Epilepsy Association of Area 10 Iowa Epilepsy Foundation of America Iowa City Public Library Williamsburg High School

Pork Producers to Meet Thursday Hear Yoder Test Station Results

The Washington County Pork Producers plan a September 21 meeting at 8 pm in the Farm Bureau building to announce Yoder test station results. Don Sheetz of the National Livestock and Meat Board will present the program, and swine producers are urged to attend.

Washington County Pork Producers Farm Bureau Don Sheetz National Livestock and Meat Board

Judy Roth to study abroad this fall

Judy Roth of Washington plans to study abroad this fall as part of Goshen College Study Service Trimester. She is among 73 students for Sept 14 to Dec 18, living with host families in initial weeks and later working in schools clinics and mission programs in Costa Rica Nicaragua Jamaica and Haiti under various faculty leaders.

Jady Roth Washington Goshen College Miss Roth Owen R. Roth Route Two Costa Rica Washington High School Loshen College San Jose Fred L. Litwiller Bruce D. Glick Managua Nicaragua Lester J. Zimmerman Kingston Jamaica Port-au-Prince Haiti William F. Miller

Transactions record for Rothlisberger and Reed land deeds

Barbara Ruth Rothlisberger and Carl Rothlisberger convey to Eugene P Reed and Marcella M Reed Land in Section 27 75 7. Harold Gamon and wife convey to Wayne Gamon a half interest in lands in Sections 1 74 7 and 2 74 7. Harold R Gamon and wife convey to Wayne R lands in Sections 34 75 7 and 35 75 7. Harold R Gamon and wife convey to Wayne R lands in Section 34 75 7.

Barbara Ruth Rothlisberger Carl Rothlisberger Eugene P. Reed Marcella M. Reed Harold Gamon Wayne Gamon Harold R. Gamon Wayne R. Gamon Wayne R Gamon

Livestock Prices Report From Joliet Markets

In Joliet Illinois cattle trading showed no steer sales and limited volume. Heifers remained steady with a load of high choice at 34.75 and choice at 33.50. Prices for good and choice ranged 32.50 to 33.50, good 31.00 to 32.50, with no canner or cutter cows reported.

Joliet, Il UPI

Preparing tuberous begonias and caladiums for winter storage

Gardener expert Ben F. Vance of Iowa State University advises dig tuberous begonias and caladiums in September as soil cools. Dry thoroughly for 10 days, store in boxes with layering material, keep temperatures 55 to 60 degrees, and avoid frost injury. You can root cuttings of annuals indoors for winter propagation and move tropical houseplants inside before nights grow cool.

Ben F. Vance Iowa State University Vance

Bertha Williamson Dies At United Presbyterian Home

Bertha Williamson, a resident of the United Presbyterian Home, died this morning. Funeral arrangements are pending at the Sherman-Eden Funeral Home.

Bertha Williamson United Presbyterian Home Sherman - Eden Funeral Home

Luziers displays award bond for high sales in Ottumwa

Mrs Harold Kline attended Ottumwa's Luziers Cosmetics Christmas display on Monday where she received a $25 bond as a district high sales award.

Harold Kline Luziers Cosmetics Ottumwa

Care labels in textiles aim to curb washing mistakes

Iowa State extension specialist notes FTC rule enforcing care labeling for all new textiles and fabrics. Manufacturers now attach one to each fabric bolt, with a nine step code readers can follow. The print remains legible after washes, and shoppers are urged to bring care labels home. Legal notices list property transfers: D. Max Miner and Daniel Miller families convey to Olivia Miller Yoder. Laird Hawkins transfers to Clarence Kaufman in Kalona and Ainsworth subdivision details.

Jacquelyn Extension Textiles Iowa State University Federal Trade Commission D. Max Miner Ana Daniel Jr. Miller Olivia Miller Yoder Snider & Allen Kalona Laird Hawkins Clarence Kaufman Erdice Ainsworth

YMCA Plans Scuba Diving Class Launch

The YMCA will offer a scuba diving course taught by certified instructor Bob Smith. The class starts Monday September 25 at 7 00 p m with a 15 participant limit, 30 hours of instruction, two open water dives, and age 15 plus to qualify for a certificate. Members pay 27 50 non members 32 00. Students supply masks snorkels and fins.

YMCA Bob Smith

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