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March 10, 2008

Marshall’s archery

Match 9 results:

Ludlow’s 3-1

C&C; Weld B 1-3



Marshall’s 4-0

Lange’s 0-4



C&C; Weld A 3-1

Ghost 1-3



C&C; Mach A 4-0

Farmers’ Bank 0-4



Curwood 4-0

C&C; Mach B 0-4



Mitchell’s 3-1

B&K; Mach 1-3



Standings

Marshall’s 31-4-1

Mitchell’s 28-6-2

Curwood 19-15-2

C&C; Mach A 19-15-2

Ludlow’s 18-17-1

C&C; Weld A 17-18-1

C&C; Weld B 16-18-2

Farmers’ Bank 16-19-1

B&K; Mach 14-21-1

Ghost 11-24-1

C&C; Mach B 9-23-4

Lange’s 8-26-2



High Score

Brad Morrow 300

Chad Varner 300

Richard Pauley 300

Pat Kent 298

Rick Traxler 298



Team High Score

Marshall’s 1185

Curwood 1164

Mitchell’s 1157

C&C; Mach A 1153

Farmers’ Bank 1144



High Average

Chad Varner 300

Richard Pauley 300

Brad Morrow 299

Pat Kent 297

Chris Widmar 297



High Score over Avg.

Ron Hall 32

Mitch Lee 20

Scott Sebolt 12

Danny Graves 12

Keith Engle 12

Match 9 youth results:

Lyman 3-1

Megan 1-3



Russell 4-0

Lane 0-4



Dayton 4-0

Austin 0-4



Tanner 3-1

Paul 1-3



Riley 3-1

Jessica 1-3



Ghost 3-1

Bryer 1-3



Kendal 4-0

Abby 0-4



Standings

Russell 27-7-2

Dayton 22-6-8

Paul 21-13-2

Tanner 18-13-5

Abby 18-13-5

Riley 18-15-3

Jessica 17-17-2

Austin 16-18-2

Megan 15-18-3

Ghost 15-19-2

Kendal 16-20

Lyman 14-21-1

Bryer 9-27

Lane 7-26-3



High Score

Dayton Belloma 148

Russell Bauer 148

Paul Varner 143

Tanner Cowan 118

Abby Brown 118



High Average

Dayton Belloma 146

Russell Bauer 146

Paul Varner 142

Abby Brown 124

Austin Moorman 117



High Score over Avg.

Kendal Marshall 26

Tanner Cowan 10

Russell Bauer 3

Dayton Belloma 2

Paul Varner 2

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So, the question this week is, “Will it stay or will it go?” The United States Department of Agriculture in Washington, D.C. wants to close three Farm Service Agency offices in southern Iowa, which includes the FSA office in Centerville, and consolidate the operations in order to save money. Tuesday afternoon a meeting was held at Faith United Methodist Church to allow farmers and other producers who use the Centerville FSA office to make comments about the closing to John R. Whitaker, state executive director Iowa FSA. Many questioned if the meeting Tuesday was necessary because the decision had already been made.

A. Yes, because Washington will listen.
B. No, because the decision to close the Appanoose County FSA office has already been made.
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