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Cuts Funds For Hoover Site By DOROTHY WILLIAMS T-D Correspondent WASHINGTON Hopes for a larger congressional appropriation for acquisition of land at the Herbert Hoover National Historic Site were dashed Thursday when the House a compromise recommendation that appropriates $170,000 for this purpose. President Johnson's budget proposed $470,000 to buy site land at West Branch, but a House Appropriations subcommittee cut it back to $70,000. The Senate voted $470,000 for this item, but in conference with the House this was cut back to $170,000. The Senate will vote on the conference recommendation next week. Rep.

Fred Schwengel, R- Iowa, who tried unsuccessfully to get the House to grant the full $470,000, commented that he was course, disappointed." "I am glad, though," he said. "that we got a substantial boost over the amount 43 Students Plan Area Stop DE WITT, Iowa Fortythree foreign exchange students, who have been attendin schools in the United States the past 1966-67 school term, will stop here for three days, beginning July 5. They will stay in various De Witt homes during the three days. Their stay here is being sponsored by the De Witt chapter of the American Field Service. The group is enroute to their foreign homes.

voted by the House." Schwengel said he is gratified that during House debate on the matter he got a com mitment that the full amount will be appropriated next year. He said that in the meantime he will work for inclusion of the item in the supplemental appropriations bill. "I am pointing out in remarks for the Congressional Record that Herbert Hoover turned back to the government enough salary to more than pay for this item," Schwengel said. Crash Is Fatal To 2 YORKTOWN. Ill.

A Tampico, couple died Thursday in a two-car crash in Bureau County near here, Illinois State Police said. The dead were identified as Cecil J. Fritsch, 64, and his wife, May, 57. Howard Hansen, 63. of rural Tampico, driver of the second car, suffered injuries in the 3 p.m.

accident. He did not require hospitalization. The accident occurred at a blacktop road intersection, a mile west of the junction of Illinois 172 and U.S. 92, police said. The car driven by Fritsch reportedly failed to heed a stop sign at the intersection of the rural roads, and smashed into the Hansen car, police said.

The bodies of Mr. and Mrs. Fritsch were taken to a Tampico funeral home, where funeral arrangements are pending. Death Notices LEACH SERVICES LYNDON, Ill. Services for Mrs.

Max Leach, 74, formerly of Lyndon, were today in the Gardner Funeral Home, Prophetstown. Mrs. Leach died at Petersburg, Tuesday. Burial will be in Lyndon Cemetery. DONALD BUTLER IOWA CITY, Iowa Services for Donald Butler, 57, of Iowa City, were today at Jones Memorial Chapel.

Burial was in Oakland Cemetery. Mr. Butler died Tuesday at an Iowa City nursing home. He was born July 13, 1909, at Elgin, Ill. He resided in Iowa City six months.

Survivors include his father, Earl Butler, Geneva, and sisters, Mrs. Erwin Miller and Mrs. Juanita Nelson both of Chinook, and Mrs. Jesse James, Brimfield, Ill. WILLIS SERVICES MUSCATINE, Iowa Services for Mrs.

Clinton C. Willis, 81. will be at 1:30 p.m. Monday in the George M. Wittich Funeral Home.

Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery. Visitation will begin. Saturday morning. Mrs. Willis died Thursday her home here.

Jessie M. Kopp was born March 22, 1886, at Muscatine. She married Clinton C. Willis. Survivors include: sons, Vernon Muscatine; Richard Los Altos Hills.

and Phillip Iowa City; eight grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. LEWIS C. ROPP KALONA, Iowa Services for Lewis C. Ropp, 75, of Kalona, will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at Sunnyside Conservative Mennonite Church, Kalona.

Burial will be in East Union Mennonite Cemetery. The Peterseim Funeral Home, Kalona, is in charge of arrangements. Visitation is at the family home. CHRISTIANSEN SERVICES WILTON Iowa Services for Clifford C. Christiansen, 55, of Des Moines, a former resident of Wilton, were today at St.

John's Catholic Church at Des Moines. Burial was the Oakdale Cemetery at Wilton Junction Griffith Funeral Home, Wilton Junction, was in charge. Christiansen, an employe of Bell Telephone died Tuesday at Des Moines. He was born Jan. 11, 1912, at Wilton Junction.

He married Gretchyn Mellicher at Rock Island. Survivors include a son, Clifford; daughter, Mrs. Clint Keay, Logan, Iowa; brothers, Harvey, Iowa City, and Norman, Pocatello, Idaho; sisters Mrs. Mearl Jennings and Mrs. Martin Mortensen, both of Tipton; Mrs.

Esther Rey- OUT EASTERNTOWA YOUR DOp WAY pa DOc En com Noon MUSCATINE Forty-one Muscatine County 4-H members have been selected to participate in an exchange trip with 4-H'ers in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, Canada, July 17 through 28. WELLMAN Jim Litwiller, Wellman, has been elected secretary-treasurer of the Iowa Poultry Association. T.J. Nodland of Woden succeeds Wendell Turner of Dexter as president. REGIONAL NEWS TINES- DE Friday, June 9, 1967 Page 4 Accident Kills Boy WAPELLO, Iowa A 12- year old boy was killed and his cousin was injured Thursday when a pony bolted, pulling their cart into the side of a passing truck in Wapello.

Injured fatally, Scott Godwin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Godwin, Collinsville, died at 6:15 p.m. in Burlington Hospital, about one hour after the accident. Linda Yohe, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Phillip Yohe of Wapello, was given seven stitches in the arm by a local doctor to close a cut. Highway Patrolman Lynn Serbousek said the children were riding in a cart along the west side of Highway 61. The Shetland pony turned and ran into the southbound tractor and semi-trailer driven by Warren A. Gieselman, 36, of rural Burlington.

The pony also was killed. Patrolman Serbousek said no charge would be filed. Young Godwin had been visiting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Godwin.

The Eugene Godwin family had moved from Wapello in the spring 9 of 1966 to Collinsville, Ill. Funeral services for the boy are pending at DudgeonMcCulley Funeral Home, Wapello. Survivors are his parents, Area Record BIRTHS Jackson County Hospital, Maquoketa DE BOER, Mr. and Mrs. William, Delmar, boy.

CROUCH, Mr. and Mrs. Weaver, Clinton, girl. GOHLMANN, Mr. and Mrs.

J.C., Lost Nation, girl. Muscatine General Hospital STREFLING, Mr. and Mrs. Roger, Tipton, girl. University Hospitals, towa City WAGNER, Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth, lowa City, boy. AMELINCKX, Mr. and Mrs. Frans, lowa City, boy.

MARRIAGE LICENSES Johnson County Thomas David Aschenbrener and Carol Ann Kemp, both of lowa City. Roger Paul Robertson, and Betty Ann Hinton, both of Cedar Rapids. Maynard Lee Sass, North Liberty, and Susan Marie Carlson, lowa City. William Paul Wilen and Judith Lynn Johnson, both of lowa City. G.

Deborah Meyersohn, E. Kuhn, Worcester, Iowa DIVORCE DECREE Muscatine County MULVIHILL, Laura M. from James L. DEATHS BENDER, John, 77, Washington. Jones, Washington.

'Funeral 2 p.m. Saturday. CHRISTIANSEN, CHifford 55, of Des Moines, Griffith, Wilton Junction. Funeral at 9:30 a.m. today at St.

John's Catholic Church, Des Moines. FRASER, Mrs. John 85, formerly of Wapello. Dudgeon-McCulley, Wapello. Funeral at 2 p.m.

Monday. GREENWALD, Harold 66, Muscatine. Wittich, Muscatine. Funeral at 1:30 p.m. Saturday.

WILLIS, Mrs. Clinton 81, of catine. Wittich, Muscatine. Funeral at 1:30 p.m. Monday.

brothers, David, John and Steve, and a sister, Jan, all at home: and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Godwin and Mrs. Emma Kerr, all of Wapello. Corps, Clinton To Discuss Maintenance Of 2 Islands By JIM BAIRD CLINTON, Iowa Responsibility for maintenance of Joyce and Willow islands in the Mississippi River at Clinton will be discussed Wednesday night at a meeting of the Clinton Board of Park Commissioners.

The park board will host representatives of the Rock Island District, Corps of Engineers, and Clinton County Conservation Board for the three-way talks. Last winter the Clinton Park Board was asked by the corps to report what had been to develop the islands under a long-term lease with nolds, Reno, and three grandchildren. JOHN BENDER WASHINGTON, Iowa John Bender, 77, of 316 E. 3rd died at his home Thursday. The service will be Saturday at 2 p.m.

at Jones Funeral Home. Burial will be in Cottonwood Cemetery near Washington. He was born March 19, 1890, in Lyon County, Kan. He married there Sept. 12, 1920, to Florence Snider.

Mr. Bender farmed in Kansas until moving to Washington, where he was employed at Jarvis Appliance Store. Survivors are his wife, daughters, Mrs. Arthur Campbell, Wayland, and Mrs. Olin Jennings, Columbus Junction; a son, Gerald, West Liberty; brothers, Ira and Sam, both of Kalona; 18 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.

INSTALLATION INSTALLATION WYOMING. Iowa The Keystone Masonic Lodge here will hold an installation of officers Saturday. The event is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. with a dinner first and then the ininstallation. the federal government.

The commissioners reported to the corps that nothing had been done with the islands because of flooding and because of federal regulations barring use of the river for rubbish disposal. "The only way we could get the stuff off that island is to take it out by rowboat," said Fred Grumstrup, park superintendent. Part of the trash on the islands includes the tarpaper shanty of Henry Steele, a penniless recluse who lived there until his death in 1965 after the big flood. NEAL ROHLFS HOME OF THE "GREEN EVERYTHING a SUMMER PLANTING! OPEN Weekdays 9 to 6 Sat. Sun.

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Afternoon manager is Wayne Rheingans, Welton. Mrs. Robert Peters wi'l be in charge of morning swimming lessons which start June 19. Registrations are being accepted. CHARITY BALL DE WITT, Iowa The DeWitt Community Hospital auxiliary will hold its annual charity ball Saturday night at Fairyland Park, south of DeWitt.

West Liberty Asks Street Paving Bids WEST LIBERTY, Iowa Bids for street paving projects in West Liberty will be opened by the city council after a public hearing at 7 p.m. Tuesday, June 13, in the council chambers. Thirty-foot paving is scheduled on Ninth and Tenth Streets from Columbus to Miller Streets, and on Miller Street from Eighth to Tenth Street. Twenty seven foot paving will be installed on Miller Street from Seventh to Eighth Street. Twenty-one-foot paving is plann'1 on Park Street from Eighth Street 463 feet north.

Also, an alley from Spencer to Calhoun between Fourth and Fifth Streets will be paved 16 feet wide. The projects will be partially financed by special assessment bonds. The following street work will be financed by general obligation bonds: Eighth Street from Clark Street to the east line of Phillips Addition, asphaltic paving with concrete curb and gutter. Dedication WYOMING, Iowa A swimming pool and recreation center are among facilities to be dedicated Sunday at 3 p.m. at Camp Wyoming.

Opened 10 years ago, the camp is supported by the 000 families of 120 Presbyterian congregations in eastern Iowa. Speaker for the ceremony will be Glen Wallace, camp architect, Minneapolis. Facilities to be dedicated are a $25,000 swimming pool, $30,000 recreation center, $18,000 manager's home, 000 unit lodge and picnic shelter. Other facilities include four summer cabins and four winterized cabins. "DON'T MISS TENDERLAND'S SELL-OUT ONCE A YEAR WE EMPTY THE COOLER-NOW'S THE TIME TO SAVE DOLLARS! U.S.

GOVT. INSPECTED CORN FED "AGED BEEF" FREE OUR TENDER GRAIN FED BEEF SIDES 350 Weight Lbs. 29 STEAK DINNER Average up Lb. FOR TWO! Two 1-inch thick steaks with this Kad and any size beef order. Compliments of the house.

PHONE 391-2510 CHARGE IT USDA CHOICE 105 DAYS BEEF SIDES SAME Weight Average 350 Lbs. All Prices AS CASH! up Lb. Include NO MONEY DOWN Processing, No Payment 'til July 15, 1967 Cutting, Wrapping and Freezing CALL TODAY 391-2510 WE GIVE YOU THE PORK! STEAK BUNDLE Consists of Sirloin, T-Bone, Porterhouse, Club, SPLIT HOG Round, Swiss Steaks, 3 or lb. OR Roasts and Ground Beef. 100 PORK Most All orders 80 to 170 lbs.

SALE CHOPS PRICES Yours FREE With The GOOD Purchase of 250-Ibs. BEFF or More! 4 DAYS FOR NO MONEY DOWN THOSE WHO DON'T LIKE EITHER OF THE ABOVE BONUSES U.S.D.A. CHOICE Here's One You May! BEEF 20 WIENERS 39c. HIND QUARTERS lbs. 16.

10 Ibs. BACON b. ALL 20 lbs. FRYERS 50 lbs. only $1560 SOLD HANGING (for Bar-B-Ques) 55 Lb.

ORDERS with the purchase of 150 WGHT. of Beef or more. Call or Come In. SUBJECT TO CUTTING LOSS! RETAIL MEAT CUTS HOURS OPEN UNCONDITIONAL USDA COME INDIVIDUAL IN AND MEAT SELECT CUTS DAILY 10 til 8 P.M. CHOICE FOR BAR-B-QUE YOUR FROM BACKYARD OUR Sat.

til 6 Sun. 10 a.m. IF NOT GUARANTEE SATISFIED RETURN SAMPLE DISPLAY p.m. WITHIN 10 DAYS AND YOUR CASE! STEAKS, CLOSED ALL DAY ORDER WILL BE CHOPS, GROUND BEEF, TUESDAY YOUR MONEY REFUNDED. REPLACED OR ORDER ETC.

$2950 TENDERLAND BEEF CO. TOTAL PRICE 7510 NORTHWEST BLVD. 50-Lbs. at 59c Lb. Chuck consists of: (North on Route 150 by Interstate 80) Lean Ground Beef.

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