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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1967
Page
8
The General Math class begins budgeting, allocating income, and saving. Students compare food values by calories per cent and per pound, learn clothing costs, and study electricity usage and meters. They also preview installment buying, auto insurance, housing, savings bonds, and home insurance.
The bulletin shows good study habits with a lamp on a book, advising study before amusements, quiet study atmosphere, adequate time for each subject, strong concentration and avoiding distractions. Names listed include Janie Ward Janet Rhee Jean Allen Marion Sharon Cleaver Billye Shrader Teresa Lockman Beth Steenhoek Letha Hopkins and others.
Loraine Fowler and Maribeth Johnson speak of honesty and mischief with Ouija board predictions. Maxine Johnson and Nancy Crabtree joke about school events and rainbow bank parties. Marsha Stewart and Marsha Day mention finding a certain person and asking a boy named George. Reporter Jean Howk notes Kudas as glory or fame.
A fourteen year old student recalls sewing lessons with a patient teacher and shop helpers. She learns to cut stitch and assemble fabric, mastering terms like darts and tucks before unveiling her first creation and planning a Christmas dress.
Five junior class essays discuss the idea of an idol as a role model for youths. They argue idols are not famous celebrities but everyday adults who demonstrate manners grace and conduct. The pieces urge responsibility to set a positive example for younger peers and teach life values.
A teen essay argues against smoking citing health, taste, cost, and appearance while contrasting too much television with risks to eyes grades and family time. It promotes reading as a substitute and urges balanced viewing, noting grammar influence on children. The piece reflects youth voice on lifestyle choices and media use.
The piece argues smoking is a disease and a powerful habit for many driven by family troubles or emotions. It notes the fear of withdrawal, lack of will to quit, and the view that smokers are slaves. It emphasizes no benefit to smoking, its dangers, and high cost, urging avoidance.
Mrs. Milo Walker hosted the first meeting of the year on January 3 for the Doug lag Ouz-It Club. Roll call recalled a notable past year event. Members and three children enjoyed ice cream roll, nuts, mints, coffee, and punch after dues, pennies, and a tray prize draw.
The Franklin Happy Helpers met January 9 1967 at Carol Calhouns home. Ellen Cooper president led pledge roll call had eleven members minutes treasurer report old and new business adjourned by pledging the 4 H flag. Marcia Thompson Constance Thompson and Ellen Cooper gave talks. Three guests attended Joyce Christy assisted with recreation and refreshments.
The West ern Towa Gag Company Inc DBA Western Iowa Gas Transportation of Atlantic Iowa applies to the Iowa State Commerce Commission for a Certificate of Convenience and Necessity to operate as a liquid bulk transport carrier in tank vehicles across all 99 counties. Public hearing set February 14 1967 at 9 am at the Des Moines office to consider the DLC-287 docket.
Appanoose County Iowa treasurer H G Hargis certifies the semi annual accounts for June 4 to December 1966. The report lists state receipts and expenditures by funds, transfers, balance on hand, and county bond activity. It shows education boards, refunds, taxes, and various apportionments with a final balance on hand.
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