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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1971
Page
4
FOR SALE 1957 Chev car with motor recently overhauled runs good Leo Paxston Moravia. FOR SALE Stanhoist brush cutter Paul Wilson phone 724-3298. NEW SUPPLY Typing paper full ream 500 sheets 90 cents at Moravia Union Office.
Centerville churches plan a community hunger drive with CROP and UNICEF funds split equally. John Thomas directs Iowa CROP efforts as canvassing spreads through Appanoose county from Oct 3 to Thanksgiving. Key volunteers include Keith Phillips, Ora Powell, Joe Sherrard, Dennis Miller, and Father Bill Miller. Moravia hosts a separate Trick-or-Treat for CROP UNICEF on Oct 27 led by Pastor Thomas Woodin.
Mr and Mrs Joe Pahl and Laura Jeanne of Bloomington Minnesota visited Thursday to spend the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Harry Felton and Steven of Udell They also called on Mrs Pahls grandparents Mr and Mrs Howard Whisler of Ottumwa and Mrs Melissa Felton of Moravia Saturday evening supper guests included Mr and Mrs Pahl and daughter Mr and Mrs Jim Felton and three daughters and Mr and Mrs Larry Felton of Udell and Mr and Mrs Jerry Felton and Amy of Unionville
Notice details that the Moravia Union wants ads at a 50 cent minimum for up to four lines, 10 cents for each additional line. If paid the same week as publication or by Saturday, the rate remains 50 cents per line. otherwise the minimum is 75 cents if not paid in the same week. Regular space advertisers with monthly advertising in Voices are exempt.
The unnamed publication lists Janice Grinstead as op, Lisa Corbett as editor, Sally Martin as assistant editor and Bob Whitehead as sports editor. Photographers include Mrs. Hayden and Mona Hayden with reporters Carolyn Beal Susan Dooley and Pat Caster.
Janice Grinstead argues during American Education Week that computers cannot replace human teachers or the social learning of schools. She emphasizes that education should prepare students for life, not merely accumulate facts, and warns that relying on computers risks losing essential human understanding and interaction.
Mini news reports that gym doors were closed due to wet varnish on the floor, forcing students to detour outside to reach music classes and lunch. End of eight weeks noted alongside a mention of grades upcoming.
Cards are being prepared and teachers request all assignments in. October 26 marks the Junior Magazine Sales kickoff with no junior high sales. buy from the Juniors now. Junior and Senior members of FTA will travel to Pella on November 2 to tour the campus.
The school offers hot lunches Monday to Friday with daily drinks. Monday features chili with crackers and a cinnamon roll. Tuesday serves beef with noodles and whipped potatoes. Wednesday includes goulash and hot rolls. Thursday presents baked beans with wieners and cole slaw. Friday offers tuna salad sandwich with hot or cold tomatoes and buttered potatoes.
Rainy conditions cause detours for Moravia students with Unionville road delivery. Buses are sidetracked, some students miss school, and staff adjust as Moravia school employees reconfigure routes. Mr Mark Uhienhake helped shuttle students in Moravia's jeep, reflecting the shift in routine.
American Government classes welcomed speakers during immigration unit. Oct 15 guest Ray Charity of Moravian Union explained passport and visa procedures and shared travel experiences in Europe and southern Mexico. Oct 18 guests Julie Linderbaum and Linda Tilton discussed crossing borders, embassies, and consulates with related experiences from Europe.
Readers are urged to clear garages or attics of unwanted items and sell them using Union Want Ads. The blurb promotes the service as widely read and effective for turning clutter into cash.
Ottumwa hosts a short course on the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 for owners and managers in agriculture, retail, wholesale, and manufacturing. Sessions at 1 15 pm and 7 45 pm cover the act, penalties, and eight pages of ladder standards with a $3 registration at Building 40, Indian Hills Community College.
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