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Newspaper
Bedford Times Press
Location
Bedford, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1967
Page
4
Local social round up lists visits from Salt Lake City Des Moines and Omaha. Highlights include graduations Bocca laurate ceremony in Bedford and various church meetings Cub Scouts Mothers Tea and a Boy Scout Fun Fair with top score. Continuous town activities echo church events and garden club projects.
Bible Study at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 11 a.m. Evangelist W. M. Gilbers of Des Moines will preach. A basket dinner follows at 1 p.m. at the Legion Auxiliary Hall in Brockton. Everyone is invited to attend.
Truck operators must complete triplicate freight receipt books to meet Rule MT-54 of the State Commerce Commission. The filing outlines required formats, retention periods, and penalties for noncompliance, stressing accurate documentation by carriers.
Clearfield items record Rev Ruegsegger departing for Kent Washington after five years as pastor. Des Moines pastor Ron Graham will deliver Sunday message at the Christian Church. Numerous local families and alumni attended gatherings and campus awards including Cindy Gordon Glenda Thompson Nancy Shields and Andrea Gaule. Also noted are travel by plane to Boulder and visitors from Rochester Illinois and Diagonal.
The Crisco Award for Cathy Clark marked the home economics accolade as students earned I or II ratings in spring music contests. Piano solos accolades went to Marcia Smith and Joe Rybolt, while a clarinet trio and a sax quartet also received I ratings. Martha Larson earned a UI for an olive solo, golf letters went to Kenny Carroll and others, and several students received further honors including the Bausch-Lamb Award and the Betty Crocker Home maker of Tomorrow recognition.
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