28 Oct 1976
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1976
Page
1
Moravia Union announces subscription rates in Moravia Union cata. H K Charity Basfard Publisherd lists annual price at $5.00 covering Appandolse and Monroe Counties.
The old fashioned school box supper at the high school Saturday evening drew a large crowd and produced $580 for the School Community Association after 86 candy and goodies boxes were auctioned. The piece urges public engagement and competition in leadership.
A recent talk by George Meany inspired a mixed reception but ended with a strong call to involvement. He urged citizens to talk to candidates and vote, emphasizing that any choice is valid if people cast ballots. Polls open 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. Tuesday.
Moravia High School students were surveyed on presidential choices with the surprising finding that nobody would vote. Responses cited lack of interest, perceived honesty and intelligence of candidates, and party affiliations influencing some selections.
Homecoming schedule changes announced by the Student Council differ from the Scribbler. Stack will play at the dance, Backwards Day activities are trimmed, and the movie A Man Called Horse screens Monday at 7 00 pm with a Pink Panther cartoon beforehand. Senior Day featured, pep, Mohawk boosters, and upcoming games noted. Basketball teams prep for Albia jamboree November 12 and the boys play November 23 at Moulton.
Harted coach Lewis announces wrestling schedule with Randy Young named captain for the year. Schedule lists dates and venues including Centerville events and a University of Town appearance. Cheerleaders lead by Mr. Ward praise reading workshop as best spend and football ties noted at the University.
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