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Newspaper
Bedford Times Press
Location
Bedford, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1963
Page
10
The article highlights guidance counselors as trusted sources for college guidance and financing in high school. It notes admissions officers praise counselors for realistic applicant help and lists alternative information sources for students lacking such support.
The notice lists several resources on college admissions including Facing Facts About College Admissions from the Education Dept and Prudential in Newark New Jersey, Interpreting Test Scores Realistically from ETS in Princeton, How About College from the American School Counselor Assoc and APGA in Washington DC, Making Plans for College from Changing Times Magazine in Washington DC. It notes three non profit groups act as clearing houses for late acceptance applicants for a nominal fee and provides contact details for Joseph Jefferson and the Association of College Admissions Counselors in Evanston Illinois.
The disaster plan ensures rapid power restoration with outside assistance from neighboring rural electric systems. In severe events like Hurricane Carla, rural electrics from Oklahoma provided materials and crews, illustrating the mutual aid concept behind consumer-owned systems.
A concise guide notes several colleges and organizations offering aid and guidance. It highlights the College Scholarship Service forms available through US high schools and the nationwide process to apply for multiple scholarships with a single form.
Miss Sarah Ferguson bride to be honored with a Tuesday Aug 6 mixed shower at U P church. Attendees included Linda Moore Effie Aukland Virginia Cook Roberta McClintock Mildred Matthews and others as gifts were displayed and refreshments served.
About 35 percent of public school pupils travel by boards owned or contracted buses. The National Safety Council urges parents to ensure readiness for bus travel with safety steps: leave early for the stop, walk facing traffic if walking, board without delay but without crowding, sit and stay seated, keep heads inside, don't tamper with emergency doors, and follow the driver’s instructions.
The Polk Cow Pokes 4-H club met at Roger Shepards home at 8:30 p.m. President Roger Shepard led the session with the pledge to the flag. Seven members attended with two members and five guests. Members agreed to update record books by the next meeting and a panel discussion on improving 4-H Record Books was led by Roger Shepard Barbara Karg Mike Jackson and Richard Karg. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Shepard.
The Marshall Pals 4-H club hosted Achievement Day on July 23 in the Conway church basement. Seven members entered 36 foods with 26 advancing to the county fair. Thirty-one guests attended as Rosalyn Farrens played piano and Ronald Cox flute solos under judge Kay Lucas.
The event titled Nebeacul ane Teenagers was organized by Flaine Cox and Diane Gethardt with Earen Weller as reader. Club members provided refreshments and Deloris Hinton reported on the scene.
In Clearfield the July 13 gathering hosted 20 members and two leaders. Karen Shaffer spoke on Foreign Breads, Judy Nelson discussed canning equipment, Colleen Wilson demonstrated Yeast Bread, and Carolyn Brown led a discussion on other topics.
Sheryl Siverly and Susan Brett display place settings then announce no August meeting due to a Lenox park cookout. Bonnie Bennett Loutzenhiser covers a courtesy talk on Manpiesy, important to you, while Dale Dillon Richard Brown and Donald Brown report on 4 H Camp. Reporter Donald Shay.
The Jefferson Jays 4H club met at the Gay Center School House on August 5, 1963, at 8:00 p.m. Ten members answered roll call. Two visitors, Tom Brown and Gene Melvin, attended and gave a demonstration on Dust Explosions Can Hurt. Richard Brown and David ...
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