21 Apr 1977
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1977
Page
1
The official county paper edited by G R and H K Charity lists weekly publication Thursdays and states subscription rates for Appanoose and Monroe Counties at six dollars per year in advance.
Blakesburg edges forward as Benges run the town’s lone grocery and meat supplier open 364 days a year, fueling local business. Community projects, a Green Thumb program, and Lions Club efforts improve streets, parks, and a new tennis court while an antique air field and annual aviation gatherings boost tourism and economy.
Nine days remain before the Prom and orders for advance pictures close yesterday. If choices were late, portraits may still be possible on the 29th. The F H A Style Show occurred Friday April 15 and winners will be listed next week. Thirteen marks this week with thirteen school days left for seniors and a Friday the thirteenth on the Senior trip. Physics students have rotated teaching duties this week though some struggle with algebra focus. Tomorrow night April 22 ends the year with a music banquet for participants.
Ronnie Kelderman placed first in Clothing II for her format created and modeled. Paula Cridlebaugh won first in Clothing I with a winter cape outfit. Both are Moravia High School students with parental names and addresses noted.
Clyde Carney from Centerville fired the starter gun as Moravia hosted a day of track events with ten visiting teams. Pekin won the meet with 110 points while Moravia earned five, Brian Harrington placed second in high jump and Jarren Thaugh was fifth in shot put.
A strange word prompts varied replies from local readers. Responses range from Playful to critical, mentioning driving, pool hall cleaning, or utilizing the condition in odd ways. The piece notes locomotor ataxia as a nervous system disease and credits Michele Koffman.
The Moravia High School community discusses gender equality, noting girls now participate in teams including football in a powder puff annual game. The piece hints ERA ratification impact, with strong views on girls basketball and potential limits on girls football lasting beyond the powder puff level.
A quirky exchange lists humorous reactions to four whinchat questions. Wayne Donnelly asks What Lori Clark suggests Sallie keeps it in her hair Kandie Easter imagines wearing it Debbie Krewson favors a chat Marion Martini proposes carrying it for luck Ivan Hawkins envisions a relay leg Henry Herman jokes Bruce fuels it Sherry Main ends with a friendly remark
Rodney Lee Wulff born January 22 1958 at Redfield hospital to Paul and Deloris Wulff. He has blonde hair and green eyes and lists Typing as his favorite class. He praises teachers Mrs Ellison and Mrs Van Blarken, undecided about post graduation plans, and says graduation means no more daily schoolwork while he would welcome an open campus and mid term production.
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