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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1977
Page
3
Scissor sharpening offered at 50c by John Pelemtavia. Garbage hauling inquiries to 724 3534. Wanted used traps and accessories, call 724 3541. Water hauling, 724 9839, Dean Curtis. For sale two brass table lamps and assorted footwear including Converse size 6, contact Raymie at 724 3726. Rent electric carpet brush for $3 daily from Morayla Furniture, 724 3264.
An 18 member Iowa Association of School Boards committee, representing districts under 400 pupils, met in Des Moines April 12 13 to study alternatives to reorganization for coping with declining enrollment. They highlighted sharing staff and facilities open enrollment and use of electronic media as potential options while postponing further finance discussions. The panel stressed strong citizen involvement and plans to meet again in June.
Becky Easter, brown haired hazel eyed baby daughter of James and Barbara Easter, was born December 14 1958 at St Josephs Hospital in Centerville. She plans to attend college after Moravia High School and hopes to meet new people beyond Moravia. Becky will miss Moravia High School’s musicals and skipping gut while she enjoys eating, watching TV, biking, golf and skiing.
Patricia Joan Fenton born February 10, 1959 in Centerville Iowa is the daughter of Dwight and Mrs Fenton. She has blonde hair blue eyes and favors Vo Ag Welding with high school interests in Vo Ag Art and Speech. Her future plans include college and a career helping others for personal satisfaction.
Patty enters Moravia High memories with goofing off with friends, mutual respect between students and faculty, and a wish to read and run in spare time. She would live anywhere in this country, valuing happiness over money, and dislikes conceited people while seeking authentic respect.
The Union Farmerettes met April 13 at Jaria Gleaver’s home. Michele Hopkins led the pledge, seven members attended, two leaders and one guest were present. Reports were given, old business covered Cancer fund, leader banquet, and May 7 workshop. New business included clean up day April 23, trash pickup April 23, and junior camp.
The schedule lists meals for senior citizens on Monday April 25 with cornbread and beans vegetables salad and dessert. Wednesday April 27 features roast beef mashed potatoes brown gravy vegetables salad and dessert. Friday April 29 offers cook's choice.
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