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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1977
Page
2
Seipa shares a humorous car column filled with clever license plates and light jabs at drivers. It jokes about break-in myths, backseat drivers, parking fines, and traffic quirks while urging readers to drive with care as fall approaches.
A brief obituary style note marks Charles Darwin born February 12, 1809, highlighting his rise as England’s eminent biologist and linking his birthday to iconic figures of history.
Robert J. Gilchrist, new president of the 32,300 member Iowa State Education Association, vows a strong push next year to win back adequate funding for Iowa schools. He says funding shortfalls have turned the 3 Rs into reduction retrenchment and realignment, leaving districts unable to offer mandated programs.
This column provides a weekly outlook with zodiac cues for each sign and notes a broader report on education funding. It highlights a cross section of Iowans at statewide conferences calling for new education programs, including year round school facilities and parent education, plus a four part school finance plan. Gilchrist, age 35, will take a leave to lead ISEA for the coming year.
Taylor Aide club met Saturday night July 30 at Moravia Park for an annual picnic. Attendees included Bir, Ty Mihlovich, Greg, Liss, Todd, Hiatt and Chad, Scott, Arge and Mark Sanchez, Spencer, Haverd, Wilson and Richard, Boyer, Shields, Harsh, Hersh, Cecil Schtudt, Delois Ballinger, Jesse, Lucille Gough, and Stanley Spencer with Cris. Get well wishes were sent to Gladys Harsh. Secret pal gifts went to Hazel Scott, Barbara Sievers, Vic Mihalovich, Dorothy Boyer, Elaine Spencer, Winifred Schrodt, Alberta Spencer. A float for the Fall Festival was canceled. next meeting set for Elaine Spencer’s September 7. The Moravia Garden Club show moved to Moravia Community Center basement. theme “Hauge Squeere.” Show open Aug 9 from 2 to 4 pm.
The column recalls a week of computer and typewriter woes delaying the Moulton Tribune with blown fuses sticky keys and capital letter glitches. It laments the shift to metric, critiques city road and council plans, urges a 10 year Moravia plan, and ends with a local farewell.
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