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IS Muscatine, Journal. April 12, 19GR South Prairie News Notes SOUTH PRAIRIE Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lehman and family and Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Lehman and family of Mt. Vernon spent Sunday evening in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Pierrie Lehman in West Liberty. Mr.

and Mrs. Elmo Kron and family of Riverside and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lenz, Jr. and son of Lone Tree were Easter Sunday dinner guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Lenz and Ivan. Easter Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kessler and family were Dean and Peggy and Mrs.

Mary Kessler of Iowa City and Jim Bowie of West Liberty. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Brugman and family were unable to attend because of illness. Mr.

and Mrs. Steve Schuess ler of West Liberty were Easter Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hahn. In the afternoon they all called at the Harold Schuessler home near Lone Tree.

s.f Mrc Tamp Pups'! are the parents of a baby girl born April 5 in the Mercy hos i pital in Iowa City. She weighed 7 lbs. 12 oz. at birth and has been named Linda Joan. Mrs.

i Ruess and the baby returned home on Saturday, mrs. jaai ithe fasiiion scene many berg stayed with the other; moon, LoWi rounded collar Ruess children while their princess pieats this is fash mother was away. news! Mr. and Mrs. Martin Windus entertained their son and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Loren Windus and family of Nichols at dinner Sunday. The sixth birthday of Lori Windus was celebrated. Mr.

and Mrs. Leonard Lenz. Jean, Joan and Brian attended a family dinner on Easter Sunday in the home of Mrs. Lenz's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Herbert Telsrow at Durant. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lehman and family of South Prairie, Mrs. Edna Stratton, Mr.

and Mrs. Lester Stratton and Mr. and Mrs. John Waller and fam 1 ilv of West Liberty attended ani Easter Sunday dinner ttle Stanton Thurness home. Mr.

and Mrs. John Kile. Donna and Carol and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kile and Krista Kay of South Prairie, Mr.

and Mrs. Lloyd Burr, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Burr, Mr. and Mrs.

Lloyd Burr, Jr. and Sherri of Lone Tree, Mrs. Emma Kile of West Liberty, Mr. and Mrs. R.

J. Miller of Iowa City, Bob Thede of Wilton, and Paul Cooper of Iowa City attended a family Easter dinner Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Musser and Connie ot near Mr snH Mm Martin WindUS had as Easter Sunday dinner guests, Mr. and Mrs.

Keith U'indu and family. Mr. and irmly. Mr. anai Mrs.

Bill Wiler of Ft. Mrs. Mae Carr of West Liberty rm Winrlne nf flerlar Falls. Mr. and Mrs.

Leroy Sanders, Cindy and Curt, were Easter Sunday dinner guests of Mr. I and Mrs. Clyde Bender in West Liberty. Miss Audrey Wright and Gary i Hahn returned to their classes at the University of Iowa after 1 a ten day Easter vacation. Cor 1 rine Windus returned to Cedar Falls, where she is attending college, Sunday evening after spending several days with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Martin Windus. Lori Reinhart spent the week i end with Jean and Joan Lenz. 1 Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Kile, I Eldon and Krista, and Miss Phyllis Crawford of Columbus Junction were taster aunaay supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lylc Beaver and sons in Iowa City. Miss Rose Mary Beard and Gary Windus of Ainsworth were supper guests Thursday evening in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

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Hurry, send 50c for Catalog now. Approve Regional Data Processing Center For Schools DAVENPORT The U.S. Office of Education has approved establishing a regional data processing center for use by schools ir. Clinton. Muscatine and Scott counties, officials said Monday.

Government authorities did aai rZJtX i itj ivai vv. ri ts for the P'J Columbus Scouts Set Sales Record COLUMBUS JUNCTION ill has been announced by the i Shininc Trail Council cookie chairman that the advance order sale for 1966 has reached a new high of nearly 53,000 boxes. Troop profits from the sale will be used to help finance individual troop projects. Each troop receives 8c for every box iu. The I sola oy ine uuuy Girl Scout Camp fund for Camp Kee Ta, receives 19 per box sold throughout the council.

The year's camp fund profits will help provide additional program activities and future camp site development which includes canoeing, archery and horseback riding. Personals Mr. and Mrs. H. W.

Pedersen and daughters returned Monday after spending the weekend in Winnetka. 111., with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. W.

Pedersen and with relatives in Arlington Heights and Palatine, IH. Mr. and Mrs. H. Lee Huston visited over Sunday with their son in law and daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. Marshall Smith and family in Davenport. Mrs. L. B.

Dempsey and daughter Debby visited in Davenport Sunday with the former's brother in law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Haight.

Mrs. Mable Thompson, Ains worth, has been visiting her son in law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. D. R.

Harbison. Mrs. Lou Votroubek visited relatives in Muscatine Sunday. Lou Votroubek spent Easter in Sigoumey with his son R. J.

Votroubek and family. Tim Lee has been a patient in the Washington county hospital. Max Hammond is a patient at the Mercy hospital in Iowa City. Mrs. Harold Edmondson returned home last week from the University hospital in Iowa City.

Servicemens Addresses A new address for Pvt. Edward K. Clark is RA 177404U, Headquarters Battery, 6th Re fiion ARADCOM, Ft. Calif. 94965.

A new address for Pvt. How ard D. Coil is R. A. 17741906, 4th Platoon.

4 ETCSTCMMCS Redstone Arsenal, Alabama, Letts News LETTS Mr. and Mrs. Warren Carlson and children of Madrid spent the weekend at the home of her parents, the Harry Gip ples. Mr. and Mrs.

James Hafner and son of Preston, have been visiting at the parental Hafner and Morris homes. James Mat ner is a music instructor in me there. th RortrilPk was ins bunset lnn they went to the Reddick home Sunset Inn on Easter. Later "ey T'L ilor acssert anQ a socjal to a family gathering at st'tim, Juiv 1 are 's, lf sm229 jn federal nnn wai rnPv funds and $6,000 in local money. SEE YOUR SAVINGS MOUNT WITH INTEREST, TOO! Make those plan for enjoying a new car, new home or extended trip.

But first open a savings account with any amount, small or large, and build up savings through regular deposits. Interest is guaranteed, deposits are insured. Open an account today! Plenty of Convenient Parking Space Muscatine Savings Loan 610 CEDAR STREET Speaker Describes Fast Growing World of Credit "It's a new kind of world. Computers will be utilized more and more in handling the details of credit business. A new common language of credit is in iicp and will become un iversal in the next few years.

More credit grantors wm ue imnn Hppent the re sponsibility of handling credit problems by making themselves available in counseling capacities." Lawrence Slotsky. manager of the Credit Bureau of Sioux City, and well known in credit circles both statewide and na Muscatine Pork Producers Elect Officers The Muscatine County Pork Producers held their official organizational meeting at Wilton Monday night. Thirty nine memberships were signed at the Bob Einfeldt of Durant was named president. Other officers named were Keith Windus, West Liberty, vice president; Bill Peterson, Nichols and Bob Bancks. Muscatine, directors; and Joe Wright.

Muscatine, secretary treasurer. Roy Keppy of Davenport told the "group about the workings of the Davenport Pork Producers Association. Roland Paul, secretary of the Iowa Swine Producers Association explained the State and National organizations. The Muscatine County Pork Producers Association is affiliated with the two groups. The first activity of the newly organized association will be to hold a boar and gilt selection program in June.

Membership in the organization is still open and anyone wishing to join should contact Joe Wright secretary treasurer. tionally, made the foregoing statements at a special meet of the Muscatine Credit Grantors Association meeting at the Elks Club last evening. Slotsky said credit grantors can be proud that they are are handling on a controlled basis the 85 billion dollars owed by the consuming public on credit purchases. He stated that the biggest challenge to the credit grantor is to see that this "credit child" which they are nurturing leads a useful life, stays out of trouble and adds something to the growth of mankind. Slotsky stated that though credit debt has risen tremendously in the past four years, the situation still seems to be a healthy one as national gross product, repayment of installment debt and savings have all three risen at about the same rate.

He emphasized that intelli gent control of credit is the responsibility of the credit I grantors, and they owe it to I their communities to accept and i act on this responsibility. The next meeting of the As 1 sociation will be held May 9. T. Gerischer In Engineering Honorary Group Tade Gerischer. son of Mr.

and Mrs. L. P. Gerischer, Rt. 3, has been initiated into Knights of St.

Patrick, engineering honorary at Iowa State University. Gerischer has served as president of Noble House in Friley Hall. There are 54 houses in the Friley, Helser and Towers dormitories with a total of 3,100 male student members. DOUBLE DIVIDEND: Elegance by Caprice. Price by Chevrolet.

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1 CARS Now it your Chevrolet dealer'i All kinds of good buys all in one place at your at your HENDERSON'S 119 East Mississippi Drive Republicans Enthusiastic in Fund Drive DES MOINES Final plans for the Iowa Republican Party's annual $25 a plate dinner to be held Saturday evening, April 16, at Veterans Auditorium here were announced today. Main speaker at the dinner will be Charles Percy, Chicago business leader and Republican candidate for U. S. Senate from Illinois. E.

A. Hayes, Mount Pleasant, state finance chairman, said "advance ticket sales indicate this will be the biggest fund raising dinner ever held at the Auditorium by a political party in Iowa." Hayes estimated more than 4,000 tickets would be sold. U. S. Sen.

Bourke B. Hicken looper will introduce Percy. Also appearing on the program will be U. S. Sen.

Jack Miller, Iowa; Rep. H. R. Gross, Iowa Republican State Chairman Robert D. Ray; and Hayes.

Ray joined in the enthusiasm over early ticket sales and said "it shows that Iowa Republicans are already getting ready to continue their comeback at the polls this fall. We are encouraged by victories to two special elections and in the Davenport mayor's race, and armed with vital issues we are more than optimistic regarding our chances in this year's elections." Power Operated Crutches Devised DALLAS, Tex. (API Three men working in a garage workshop say they have developed power crutches which enable a handicapped person to raise and lower himself by pressing a button. The battery operated device, which is to go into production this summer, is expected to cost about $500 a pair. ARRIVE WRINKLE FREE WITH AUTOMATIC HEATING, COOLING Comfortron even wrings moisture from humid air.

Order it and set the thermostat on a balmy "Bermuda" climate year round. HEADING FOR THE HILLS? ASK FOR TURBO JET V8 POWER There's up to 427 cubic inches of quiet authority on order for leveling steep grades with plenty ot reserve tor saie passing. i i 66 Caprice or beige. A Chevrolet dealer's: Chevrolet Chevelle Chevy CHEVR0LET 0LDSM0BILE Muscatine Morning Sun Sorosis Club I Sponsors Music Festival MORNING SUN There will be a festival of music Wednesday evening at the Methodist church sponsored by the Sorosis club. Following the musical presentations there will be a social hour in the church dining room to meet and visit with Dr.

and Mrs. Robert Carleton, the doctor who will move to Morning Sun in June. The free will offering received at the festival will go into a special fund marked for use by the doctor. The program is as follows: "Our Prayer" Womens trio of the Federated club collect Solos by Mrs. Nancy Pierce and Mrs.

Alice Davis, and special music by the Methodist Chancel choir. Westminster choral. Merry Notes choir, the Choristers. Merry Notes sextet. Sixth grade music class and the Double Tones, and the Jr.

High quartette. This will compose the Sacred part of the program. The Secular group will include a tenor saxaphone solo by Margaret Biggerstaff. a trombone solo by Leanne Caldwell and a clarinet trio by Vicki Minnis, Margaret McClure and Bonnie Bryant. The popular group known as the "Four Cousins" will sing "Parade of the Wooden Soldiers" accompanied on the drums by Roger Samuels.

Other numbers include a vocal duet and music by a combo group. I Mrs. Fred Johnson and Mrs. I K. R.

Moore are the chairmen. Personal Mr. and Mrs. Ron Phillips and Rhonda and Janet Blair of Battle Creek, Mich, visited with Mrs. Mae Ross.

Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Secrest and family of Aledo. Mr. and Mrs.

Evert Raushen berger spent the weekend in Rockford, 111. with their daugh ter and family Mr. and Mrs. Ravmond Gowing. Dr.

and Mrs. Kyle De Yar iman and Kay of Urbandale I spent the Easter weekend with their daughter, Mrs. Jack Ham ilton and children. Mr. and Mrs.

Harley Sherwood and family and Miss Betty Dillon of Burlington were Easter guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Wheeler. Mr. and Mrs.

Ehvood Marshall and family of Geneseo, visited the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Broeker and Mr. and Mrs. Grant Nichols.

Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Hamilton of Springfield visited the weekend with his mother, Mrs. Myrtle Hamilton. Mr.

and Mrs. R. McKeown of Burlington visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mc Keown on Easter Sunday, i Mr.

and Mrs. Jerry Crocker jand family of Cedar Rapids were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Odas Thomas and Mr. and Mrs.

i Dale Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Robert McEl i hinney and Janie of Clinton I were "weekend guests of their daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Kent Baxter, and with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Wilson. Mr. and Mrs.

Larry Hoke and family of Newton were weekend visitors with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Willson and Mr. and Mrs.

Brown Hoke. Robert Moore of Des Moines visited this weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. K. R.

Moore. They were all guests of Mrs. Oscar Davis of Mediapolis for Easter. Light Board Meets Tonight Members of the board of trustees of the muncilapl water and electric departments will hold their April business meeting at 7:30 o'clock tonight. canto to Dial 263 6231 SHORT? TALL? MEDIUM? SELECT YOUR DRIVING POSITION Tilt telescopic steering wheel, you can order, adjusts up, down, in, out.

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