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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1976
Page
10
The interview excerpt urges a good administration to develop basics with strong electives. It asks what role community members should play in school government and what the board should expect from community support. Emphasizes regular attendance and building rapport among teachers, parents, and students.
In an interview with Matt Redman Ron Adams outlines why he is seeking a Polk County Board of Education seat. He emphasizes community focus, student self discovery, and student voice in school government while urging community support and trust in the board to govern effectively.
Interview with Lynn Sundberg by Vern Tallman and Tom Carlstrom outlines a plan for active community involvement in Polk school governance. Sundberg calls for open minds, balanced views, respect for faculty, and student input through student groups and regular meetings with administrators. Community cooperation and equal share in school government are emphasized.
Natalie Hahn on the 100 Nation Status of Women Conference in Geneva met her former University of Nebraska teacher Dr Jee Trotter now assistant secretary for Health Education and Welfare in Washington DC. Trotter is a candidate for Chancellor of the University of Nebraska. Natalie Hahn serves as women s programming officer for Food and Agriculture in Rome. Mrs Leonard Orendorf and Mrs Carroll Flodman visited Mrs Doyle Klingsporn in Aurora hospital Thursday afternoon.
A vivid weekly diary tracks a cooling spell in Nebraska from October 12 to 18. It notes frost scares, forecasts, and a cold snap that freezes water and even stirs talk of winter while weaving in political debate references.
Polk County Historical Society invites members to a 7 p m session on Thursday October 21 at the Good Samaritan Home Osceola with an old fashioned songfest and a birthday party for Homer Fellows who turns 97 that day Fellows resides at the Home Women bring cup cakes and men pay 50 cents for drinks and other expenses The notice also mentions Mr and Mrs Sam Grogan and children of York and Robin Flodman of Central City as Sunday dinner guests in the Carroll Flodman home.
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