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Progress Review

Location

La Porte City, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1966

Page

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La Porte City Schools Announce 1966-67 Registration Schedule

La Porte City Community Schools outline registration for the 1966-67 year on August 17 and 18. Kindergarten to grade six attend the new elementary building at 8:25 AM, while grades seven to nine meet at the junior high with 8:20 AM start. High school grades ten to twelve convene at the high school with 8:20 AM classes. New 10–12 registrations run 9:00 AM to 3:30 PM, and all high school students pay fees on August 17 and 18. Book rental for junior and senior high is $6, lunches rise to 30 cents weekly or 40 cents daily, tower service $1.50 per semester, and pupil insurance ranges by grade. Junior high registration is August 17–18, with hours 9:00–12:00 and 1:00–4:00, and classes start August 24. Elementary registrations occur August 17–18, with the secretary’s office open 9:00–12:00 and 1:00–4:00. Parents of kindergarteners are asked not to buy crayons as standardized crayons will be provided. Progress-Review with lists appears August 23.

La Porte City Community Matt Pyle Nimrod Progress-Review

Bullis Attends Iowa Safety Education Workshop

Reginald L. Bullis of LaPorte City attends a statewide workshop at the State College of Iowa from August 8 to August 19 on Methods and Techniques of Safety Education. The course targets teachers administrators and supervisors focusing on driver and safety education materials and methods.

Reginald L. Bullis Bruce Lane LaPorte City State College of Iowa

Borwick Moves to Des Moines Des Moines Junior High Role

Arthur Borwick, principal of La Porte City Community High School for 12 years, moved his family to Des Moines today and accepted a life science teaching position at Kurtz Junior High School.

Arthur Borwick La Porte City Des Moines Borwick Kurtz

Brandon School Sale Draws Large Crowd At Auction

A large crowd attended the August 5 auction of Brandon school furniture fixtures and buildings. The main building and site remain, to be sold September 7, with outbuildings offered separately. The sale is run by a joint board from La Porte City Independence Jesup and Vinton school districts, as they divide Brandon Consolidated School District assets and liabilities.

Brandon school La Porte city Independence Jesup Vinton Brandon Consolidated

La Porte City Audit Finds Everything In Order

An audit of La Porte City finances for 1964 and 1965 by Don Hartog, Rogers & Co. found funds deposited and disbursements for city business, with the two year cost at 1780.60. The report includes taxpayer questions on conflicts of interest and purchases, with auditor answers and recommendations, available for inspection in the mayor’s office.

La Porte cords La Porte City certified public Don Hartog Rogers & Co Waterloo Mayors office Jr. McBride East Main Street

Busy Iowa State Fair Draws Huge Exhibits and Goods

Long list of attractions fills Aug 1928 Iowa State Fair grounds with about 29 000 exhibits and 12 000 live stock entries. Visitors can explore 3400 horses 40 acres of farm machinery and a field of mechanical dinosaurs while enjoying hats dolls canes banners jewelry ice cream snow cones lemonade and other fair stands. Page Three continues the coverage.

Johnny Iowa State Fair

Open House to Commemorate Homestead Centennial

The Chester Johnsons invite the public to an open house next Sunday marking the 100th anniversary of the Schlotfelt Homestead. Mrs Johnson is the third generation owner. Christian Schlotfelt bought the land from Pyle Land Company a century ago. The farm lies two miles south and a half mile west of Mt Auburn.

Chester Johnson Schlotfelt Mrs. Johnson Christian Schlotfelt Pyle Land Company Johnson Mt. Auburn

Take the Worry Out of Winter With Gas Heat Now

Promote gas heating for winter comfort and efficiency. Emphasizes quick conversion to gas heat to reduce worry about cold weather. Targets homeowners seeking dependable warmth and cost savings. Includes call to action for immediate installation and energy efficiency.

Dennis Dixon Enlists in Marines in July intake

The Marine Corps Recruiting Office confirms 21 July enlistments including Dennis L. Dixon of La Porte City. Dixon joins as part of the monthly pull of new Marine recruits with the others listed.

Dennis Dixon Marines Marine Corps Recruiting Office Dennis L. Dixon La Porte City

Timson Guinea Pigs Build Small Family Business

Darel and Bonnie Timson started with two pet guinea pigs and now manage about 118 animals. They sell piglets to Charles Saul of Waterloo, who supplies hospitals and labs in Des Moines and Chicago for disease, cosmetics, gas and genetics research. Each litter yields 1–10 pups, with mothers producing every 65 days. piglets are sold at 2–3 weeks old once disease free and antibiotic free. The Timsons aim to sell 50–60 per week by December.

Darel Timson Bonnie Deelane Timson Timson Charles Saul Waterloo Des Moines Chicago

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