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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1977
Page
4
School notes highlight FBLA officer elections led by Mark Clymer and a full slate of class officers across grades. Activities include sport events, ACT registration, gym fitness tests, and a new Bachelor Survival class replacing Family Living.
Mrs Karman's first grade studies zero and the empty set while Miss Dowding's second graders learn punctuation and inequality signs. Fourth graders receive pond water samples and study sets, and Mr Lind's sixth graders read, write and act out ads and commercials as seasons and maps are discussed.
September 12 16 1977 school lunch plan lists daily meals. Monday offers goulash veg choice rolls applesauce cake milk and a low calorie plate. Tuesday features chicken salad on bun pickle fries jello fruit cookies milk cantaloupe grapes and crackers. Wednesday serves meatloaf mashed potatoes veg choice rolls cupcakes milk sunburst salad. Thursday offers pizza lettuce salad veg pears milk chef salad. Friday provides fish squares on bun tartar sauce potatoes veg pudding fruit salad and fish square cracker.
Tops members meet Monday September 12 at 6 30 p m at Polk Fire Hall to enjoy company and socialize.
The Polk County Farmers Union annual meeting is set for Tuesday September 20 at 7 00 p m at Polk Community Hall with a covered dish supper. Alfred Gabel president of Shelby will lead the program and officers for 1978 will be elected. Nine youth from the Farmers Union Camp at Halsey will speak briefly and Alfred Morande of York District Director will also speak.
Sunday guests visited the Rudolph Gustafson home in Stromsburg. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Stephen Gustafson and Stephanie, Ollie Johnson, Dean Weimer, Earl Staiken and sons, Albert Dissmeyer, Gary Harless and family, Dick Harless and family, Pam Harless, Bill Nelson and family, and Blanche Nelson.
Mr and Mrs Merlin Nyberg hosted Sunday lunch in the Roland Bodine home after church. Lillie Johnson’s birthday brought cake and ice cream from Gordon Glad Alfred L Heureux and families, Edith Stellar, and others. State Fair visitors included Elwood Sandell and Kendall Sandell in Lincoln, while Fred Ohlman joined Glen Stevens for Wednesday supper. Myrtle Davenport visited the Lloyd Stromberg home, and Lynn Sundberg hosted guests in York and Lincoln with Doug Sundberg.
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