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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1973
Page
4
Construction industry hiring new workers with no experience. training provided, outdoors job with potential high earnings. Call 317-638-9205 or write New Horizons Unlimited, 51408 Madison Ave Suite 5, Indianapolis IN 48227 if interested. Memorial flowers and planters offered at Mc Donough's Gamble Store Moravia.
Rev. L. B. Deedrick leads worship at 9:30 a.m. with church school at 10:30 a.m. Donald Whitehead participates in services.
Pastor R Abies leads services on May 2 and May 2 Sunday School Bible Study, morning worship annual high school baccalaureate, no evening service. May 23 prayer meeting, May 24 prayer and fasting, May 25 district teen banquet with Ann Keimal addressing about 500 teens. transportation available at 724-3649.
Moravia United Methodist Parish lists services at Grace and Salem May 17 through 23. Events include worship, Church School, TOPS at Grace, Cub Scouts, adult choir, An nual Conference session in Des Moines, high school baccalaureate and commencement exercises, Men’s Breakfast, Jr high UMYF, Rebecca circle, and prayer groups.
Grace United Methodist announces events led by Mr. Ray Hudson Lay Leader including TOPS meeting on Thursday May 17 at 9 30 a m in the basement Grace Jr choir practice after school first graders welcome 6 30 p m Kingdom Builders class serves supper to honor volunteer fire department for their service Des Moines annual conference Friday May 18 Your pastor and Mrs Edna Ward delegate will attend Sunday May 20 church school hour at 10 30 am
Sixty five girls have signed up for young girls softball but two managers and one coach are still needed to start play. Current registrants include Fred DuVall Dennis Glosser Vicky VanDorin and Harvey Hayes. Insurance approval and sponsor setup are in place. call Carolyn Woodward to help this summer.
Moravia Mohawkettes scored 33 points for third out of 11 at Montezuma Relays. Sue Markow set two records in 440 yard dash 1:03.6 and 220 yard dash 27.3 while taking long jump 15 feet 6 inches. Molly Van Benthuysen added a 220 yard low hurdles 31.4 and 100 meter hurdles 16.3. Jill McDanel 2:40.6 in open 880. 880 medley team placed fourth.
The Moravia United Methodist parish announces a Vacation Bible School running June 4 to June 14 starting at 9:00 a.m. daily. Classes will be available for all ages with programs during the period.
North Bend Ladies Aid met Thursday afternoon with Josephine Moffitt. President Joyce opened with a poem The Attitude for Women. Bonnie read minutes. Members recited poems and shared spring and birthday notes. Get well card for Ava Long was signed. Last meeting until September. summer birthday capsule friends received amid light refreshments.
Towa Southern Utilities Co announced it expects to meet rising customer demand in the coming summer. The plan targets a peak of 306000 kilowatts with a 12 percent reserve, per ISU manager Leonard De Hoet. Last year’s peak was 285968 kilowatts, reached August 18. local demand totaled 14835 kw.
County Extension Service offers practical field work tips for spring planting. Guidance includes shallow plowing to cover trash, disked ground options, avoiding field compaction when wet, planting readiness, timing for soybeans, nitrogen sidedress, herbicide strategies, using pre-emergence mixes, two inch planting depth for soil warmth, and prioritizing full season hybrids before earlier varieties, with advice on delayed planting through May 30th.
Iowa Southern Electric official DeHoet urges energy conservation as air conditioning use rises with more customers and summer heat. Tips include setting A C steady, weatherstripping, using exhaust fans, closing drapes, and shifting laundry and dishwashing to cooler parts of the day to reduce load on generating stations in Burlington Bridgeport Centerville Creston and Washington.
The Appanogse County Zoning Commission will hold a hearing at 8:30 pm in the Assessors offices on Wednesday May 30 1973 to consider proposed changes from Agricultural to Commercial for parcels described in sections 10 33 28 and related divisions and from Agricultural to Residential for parcels in section 21 all within Township 70 Range 19 and 18 and owned by Gary Cowan L Evans and FR Tait with A R Fenton named as chairman of the commission
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