Million Families Now Own Some Form of Mobile Home
Roger Babson notes more than a million families rely on mobile homes and RVs for weekends and full-time living. The trend shifts from autos to trailers and motorized homes as 1966 RV sales rose about 50,000 to 314 500 units, spurring new parks and government camps to accommodate travel lifestyles.
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Growth of Vacation Vehicle Use Pushes Mobile Home Expansion
Travel trends show visits to parks rising from 86.66 million in 1961 to 137 million last year, with Expo 67 in Montreal reporting 3000 campsites plus plans for about a thousand more. Trailers and motor homes gain standard features, luxury options, and larger spaces, driving demand and prices toward more affordable levels as production scales up.
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Montreal
Canada
Education and hunger in free nations demand stronger schooling
Mrs. Juanita O Connors column argues that poverty persists without adequate education. It cites U S legislation and the high cost of schooling while detailing home kitchen care and utensil maintenance for aluminum copper iron pewter and silver. It contrasts U S outlays with far lower per pupil spending in India and highlights illiteracy and education as essential for global stability.
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Goal Diggers Club Meeting Held In Rives Home
The Goal Diggers Club met Monday evening at Dr and Mrs C T Rives with Kay Lynn Rives as hostess. Jan Johnson presided, Susan White filed the secretary report, a Drugs program was discussed, scandal was read, and benediction closed the meeting. Refreshments were served to members and sponsors Jamnita Wilson and Jeri Dry.
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C. T. Rives
Kay Lynn
Jan Johnson
Susan White
Lenda Fuller
Carla Davis
Linda Smith
Donna Gehrels
Carolyn Phelps
Sherri Bedford
Kay Lynn Rives
Roselyn Kraatz
Jamnita Wilson
Jeri Dry
Soybeans yield nylon 9 and plasticizer from byproducts
A raw material from soybean oil under a USDA contract enables production of nylon 9 for pump parts and other industrial items. The same material can be processed into a plasticizer to increase flexibility of polyvinyl chloride.
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St John Lutheran Evening Circle Meets in Crowley Home
St John Lutheran Evening Circle gathered Monday at Mr and Mrs N C Crowley's home. The study titled He is One With Power and Authority from John 2 3 21 was led by Miss Estella Bredemeyer. Members sang O For a Faith That Will Not Shrink and prayed, with offerings given.
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Estella Bredemeyer
Charles Kruse Jr
Edward Bredemeyer
Circle allocates 30 for convention expenses in Dallas
The circle approved a 30.00 allowance to attend the Lutheran League International Convention in Dallas. The meeting closed with the Lord's Prayer in unison. Members present included Miss Helen Lisso Miss Minnie Belitz Miss Estella Hredemeyer Mesdames M D Wright Leland Hoppe Charles Kruse Jr Walter Spill N C Crowley Edward Bredemeyer and visitor Kathryn Bredemeyer.
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Helen Lisso
Minnie Belitz
Estella Hredemeyer
Mesdames M. D. Wright
Leland Hoppe
Charles Kruse Jr
Walter Spill
N. C. Crowley
Edward Bredemeyer
Kathryn Bredemeyer
Texas egg production rises in January to 242 million
Texas egg production reached 242 million in January, up 17 million from December and 33 million above the previous year, according to the Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service.
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