28 Jan 1960
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1960
Page
1
The student paper highlights an article on setting good examples among peers and staff, plus a detailed report on the FFA Vitality seed sales drive with prizes and a note on National FFA Week 1960. It lists events, schedules, and class news including English, Shorthand, Bookkeeping, and Debates, with student profiles and activities.
Fifth and sixth graders put up Valentine and Lincoln decorations and completed six weeks of tests. The sixth grade elected new officers for the second semester: President Bob Wych, Vice President Jerry Jans, Secretary Vickie Kerr, and Treasurer Sheryl Hillrichs. The Science class finished the sounds unit and thanked Mr Seipp for band instruments. First and second grade summaries cover birthdays, reading progress, snow unit crafts, and early reading and number work. The Plymouth County Education Council Executive Committee met in Akron to plan the all county teachers meeting in LeMars on February 17 with Miss Mavis Hanna scheduled to speak on Deutschland and an armchair tour.
A patient expresses gratitude to relatives and friends for gifts letters and cards received during hospital stay at Marshalltown and after returning home.
The county Agriculture and Conservation offices are finalizing contracts with farmers to place land in the Conservation Reserve. February 1 is the deadline for signing. Applicants notified are urged to decide quickly so others can be reached if a contract is refused. Priority goes to lowest land rate below the basic rate, with funds expected to cover most offered land. Contracts run 5 to 10 years with per acre yearly rentals and optional cost share for establishing conservation uses. The program began in 1956 and expires December 31, 1960.
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