Nishna Valley Students Attend State Student Council Meet
Three NV student council members Naner Sue Cracker and Ma Turing traveled to Oct Ti for the state forum run by the Lews Association. They toured college and occupational exhibits, heard Mr Adkins discuss elementary education, and elected next year’s officers before returning home.
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Nishna
Crunei
Oct. Ti
Fontorene
Lews Association
Naner
Sue Cracker
Ma Turing
Pest
Ing
Adkins
Nishna Valley
Career fair displays diverse exhibits at Farragut event
Dean Fender and Dick Godfrey report Farragut Corner conference Career Fair on October 12 showed 75 exhibits with varied careers. The Navy presented an attractive display while attendees noted automotive exhibits among others.
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Farragut
Dean Fender
Dick Godfrey
Navy
Senior Sandra Barns Named This Week's Honored Student
The Em erson daughter of Mr and Mrs John Barns is a dark haired student known for making others feel welcome. Her subjects include Art 1 English Literature Government Senior Problems Spanish 4 Physics and she participates in Rainbow accompanist peperu and mixed chorus. After graduation she plans to attend nurses training.
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Sandra Kay Barns
John Barns
Emerson
Rainbow
Peperu
Sandy
Andy Williams
Mike May
Ben Gazarra
David Janssen
Barbara Stanwyck
FTA Members Plan Visits to Strahan and Henderson Centers
Nishna Valley Future Teachers of America met October 11 at 7. President Kathy Herbert led the meeting planning visits to state school classes. Friday will see members visit Strahan and Henderson centers. Vice president Virginia Angus gave a talk. Cookies and punch were served by Marilyn Wax and Charlotte Carlson.
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Nishna Valley
Future Teachers of America
Kathy Herbert
Statc
Strahen
Henderson
Virginia Angus
Marilyn Wax
Charlotte Carlson
Band Conquest of Space Half Time Show Delights Nishna Valley
The Nishna Valley marching band performed Conquest of Space at the Nishna Valley Fremont Mills game. They formed a balloon bicycle air plane spaceship and moved through the atomic age to a future unknown star. Next performance is Oct 29 and is expected to be a strong finale.
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Nishna Valley
Adkins Speaks at District FTA Meeting in Willisea
A Southwest Town district Future Teachers of America session at Willisea on October 2 opened with a morning business meeting. Jefferson of Council Bluffs led the group in song before lunch. After lunch, discussion groups covered fields such as speech therapy languages and coaching.
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Future Teachers of America
Willisea
Jefferson
Council Bluffs
Students Eligible for Social Security Benefits After 18
Omaha Social Security district manager Lee Gulberg announced a new provision under the 1965 amendments allowing students full-time at high school, college, or vocational courses to receive benefits until age 22 or education completion. Benefits may be retroactive to January 1965, with reapplication needed for previously stopped payments, and summer months covered if the student returns to school.
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Lee Gulberg
Social Security
Omaha
Gulberg
Omaha Social Security Office
North 17Th St
United Nations Day Reflections and Local Notes
United Nations Day is marked Sunday Oct 24 by proclamation. A meditation room at UN Headquarters is described, and Dag Hammarskjold’s words praise simple, universal symbols of peace. Ada Mead’s talk in Shenandoah covers war, Civil Rights, youth, age, and warnings about condemning people for skin color. Local notes include Mr. 9-0. B. Young’s 94th birthday and reflections on family finances and daily life.
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United Nations
Alben W. Barkley
World Organization
Robert Q. Lewis
Manhattan
Dag Hammarskjold
Ada Mead
Shenandoah Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Mead
Omaha
World Methodist Council
Stockholm
Sweden
Lillian
B. Young
San Leandro
Calif
Mr. Young
Iowa
Soybeans and Livestock Prices Highlight 1965 Agriculture
In 1966 Agriculture scores two points for soybeans and livestock. Soybeans faced a tight supply as carryover fell short, with the crop year shift to Aug 31 and Sept 1. Prices for hogs and cattle rose as producers cut numbers and weights to sustain markets and reduce cold storage.
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USDA
Board of Trade
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