Boone Valley Boys End Losing Streak With Win Over Dows
Boone Valley boys beat Dows 69 to 39 in a strong team performance. Harold Trask led BV with 17 points, Steve Palmer 15, four starters over 10, while Dows top scorers had 9 each. BV girls also won 52 to 38 over Dows, Darlene Welter 24 and Marie Schmits 19 lead BV.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone Valley Boys
Daws ‘Tigers
Dows
FEV
Dina
Harold Trask
Steve Palmer
Paimer
Hig Hened
Bobcats
Tigers
Wally HI
Larry Hackbarth
Daws
Thornton
Meserveys Thornton
Boone Valley Girls
Daws Tigerettes
Darlene Welter
Marie Schmits
Judy Odland
Viving Pergundy
Virginia Rollener
Dow
Boone Valley
Renwick Turkey Draw Promises 25 Prizes On Main Street
The Renwick Commercial Club announces a Saturday 2 30 pm turkey drawing on Main Street. About 25 turkeys will be awarded to Kenwick families with equal ticket shares, with rules to ensure fair distribution and a one-winner-per-family limit. Participants must be 15 or older. commercial club members are ineligible. Special tickets and Santa Claus treats will be available, with drawings monitored by the Renwick Times officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renwick
Main Street
Turkey
Sophomore Christmas Dance Draws Large Attendance
The sophomore class sponsored a December 10 Christmas dance described as one of the most successful school events in months. Music by Basham and Wilbur featured break dances and a moonlight promenade at 10 pm. Refreshments were served and the tire two step impressed attendees. Sunday callers at the Albert Nelson home in Forest City were Mr and Mrs Larry Neubuster and their children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basham
Wilbur
Larry Neuberster
Forest City
Albert Nelson Aime
Library closure and schedule notes for winter
The Library will close on Wednesday December 25 and Wednesday January 1 with book return extensions. Mra Bob Oppedanl Rudy Blesle stays at the Mathre Nursing Home 92 Park View Drive Eagle Grove. PEOPLESCAPE will be closed for four days on Saturday December 32 Wednesday Trencher 25 Sunday December 22 and Wednesday January 1. Open other days as Maal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Bob Oppedanl
Rudy Blesle
Tlesie
Mathre Nursing Home
Park View Drive
Eagle Grove
Trencher
Maal
Esther Kruse 99 La Verne native dies at Ventura 1963
Esther Kruse born May 28 1903 La Verne Iowa departed December 10 1963 Ventura Town She lived near Renwick Galt Garner and Ventura church member teacher in Evangelical United Brothers Church Survived by sister Mrs Nil Egperth Ventura brothers Walter Attiz Renwick Fred Kruse LuVerne and numerous relatives Funeral services held at Evangelical United Brothers Church Ventura with Rev Clyde Sparks. interment Concord Cemetery Gaver Iowa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Mat Kruse
LaVerne
Iowa
Venturatown
Karl
Anna Kruse
LuVerne
Sme
Emil Fagerth
Renwick
Galt
Garner
Ventura
Evangelical United Brothers Church
Esther
Nil Egperth
Walter Attiz
Fred Kruse
Liwcerne
Shy
Winter Sports Health and Injury Prevention
The Iowa State Health Department notes most winter sports injuries stem from poor conditioning, training gaps, negligence, and recklessness. Skiing, sledding, and skating cause injuries. safer slopes, proper instruction, and better gear reduced risk. Effective prevention includes conditioning, warmups, avoiding fatigue, using modern bindings, lessons, and not skiing alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State Department of Health
Longest Christmas Vacation In Years at Renwick BV
Renwick students will dismiss at 2 pm Friday December 20 as Christmas and New Year break extends. Vernon and Hardy schools resume regular hours Monday January 6 1964 after the midweek holiday period. BV Bobcats host Cal Community School January 3 1964 at 7 pm. Support our team.
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Hoone Valley
Renwick
Vernon and Hardy
Perfod
BV. Bobcats
Cal Community School
Professor McNabb Visits BV Science Classes
Dr. McNabb of Iowa State University spoke to BV science classes on December 11, 1963. He demonstrated chromatography and showed a Thorium 170 source in chemistry and discussed Dutch elm disease and careers in science. The physics class viewed an X ray unit and the biology class heard about disease eradication programs. Mary Ellen McCurry visited Janet Skye at Hardy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNabb
Iowa State University
Ames
I Sclence
Be Extra Alert in Bad Weather Safety Poster Issued
The AAA Motor Club urges pedestrians to slow pace in snow rain ice and wet conditions in December peak for car deaths. President J W Edge warns hurrying pedestrians invite risk and stresses proper winter clothing for children and extra travel time. A poster Be Extra Alert in Bad Weather distributed to Iowa schools highlights safety rules and announces design by 17 year old Donna Ricxel of Bridgeport Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAA Motor Club
J. W. Edge
Motor Club
Edge
Iowa
Donna Ricxel
Warren Harding School
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Christmas Program Highlighted New Town Elementary Grades
The lower grades from kindergarten to sixth presented a December 10 program at the Renwick building. Kindergarten performed A Toy Store Commercial with dolls and toys, first and second graders staged Shirley Temple Story Book, third graders Uncle Dick's Funhouse, fourth graders Mickey Mouse Club, fifth graders Christmas show by Ed Sullivan, and sixth graders Sing along with Mitch. The event drew good attendance and showcased festive activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renwick
Mitch
Christmas Luncheon And Legion Auxiliary Meeting Recap
Club Luncheon at the home of Mrs Ina Clowes featured 12:30 start with assistant hostesses Mrs Laverne Henrinsen and others. Secret pals and bill exchange highlighted the program while a luncheon followed. Legion Auxiliary met in the community room of the Library for Christmas gift exchange and refreshments. Pastor Rolf Boo of Chicago spoke at St Paul Lutheran Church for the Parish Educational Committee event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina Clowes
Mra Laverne Henrinsen
Marvin Pearson
Orville Horrman
Cormittes
Ernest Werling
Irwin
the Legion Auxiliary
Jom Zimmerman
Myron Collins
Rolf Boo
Chicago
Norman Johnson
St Paul Autheran Church
Thanks from American Legion Auxiliary to Scouts and class for charity gifts
The American Legion Auxiliary led by Ruth Kitley extends thanks to Boy Scouts for collecting 2347 Butter Nut coffee strips and to Sheila and her fourth grade class for 200 Christmas Favors sent to the State School for Retarded Children at Woodward. The note emphasizes Christmas spirit and giving to others over material wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auncillary
Ruth Kitley
Boy Scouts
Sheila
Woodward
Renwick Club Christmas Meeting Notes and Neighboring News
The Renwick Woman's Club held a 6:30 pot luck in the Fellowship Room of the EUB church with Mrs Las Mimbach and other guests. Gifts were exchanged for the Mental Health Institute fundraiser and a carol program led by Mrs Paul Heggen featured a Christmas story and slides. The Hi Neighbor Club met with Mrs Carl Helmick hosting, 20 members attended, secret sisters were revealed and gifts exchanged. News came of former Renwick coach Mr Pearl Smith and family moving to Fairfield Ta with their son Stewart awaiting treatment at University Hospital Town City for leukemia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renwick Woman’ Club
EUB
Las Mimbach
Pitts
Mental Health Institute
Im Group
Paul Heggen
Eddie L. Bygness
Lena Gelgel
Anderson
Hi Neighbor Club
Carl Helmick
Harold Fitch
Russel Cameron
Virgil Erwin
Helmick
Pearl Smith
Renwick
Feirfield
Sife
Stuart
University Hospital
Town
Lukemia
Five Year Road Plan Outlined by Iowa Highway Commission
Ames IA The Iowa State Highway Commission released a five year program for 1964-1968, detailing primary and Interstate construction with an estimated cost of 880 million dollars. The plan emphasizes Interstate work, relocations of major highways, curb removal on main arteries, and improved maintenance as more miles open to traffic. Construction and right of way for the Interstate system are pegged at about 217 million, with resurfacing across 214 miles planned at 1.62 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa
Iowa State Highway Commission
AC Magoy
Ime
Vernon teacher bags deer and social visits noted
Lorraine Twait, a Vernon sixth grade teacher, proved herself a spokesman and skilled hunter by bagging a deer last Saturday near Rodman. Mrs Sam Werstein visited Eagle Grove Sunday with Mn Bertha Reed and joined Melvin Haugland for a birthday supper here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine Twait
Vernon School
Rodman
Sam Werstein
Mn Bertha Reed
Eagle Grove
Wos
Melvin Haugland
Melvin
Bowling Standings And High Scores At Burk Bros League
SOWLING STANDINGS Burk Bros. .42 27 Renwick Times . ee 3 Waltz Int .370 SL Orca Feeds .364 31% Farmers No 1.224 Roseberry Imp.22 47 High Team Series Occo Feeds 2412 Roseberry Imp 2537 Burk Bros 224 High Tear Games Occo Feeds 848 Waltz Inn 87 Burk Bros BN High Individual Series Ivan Lindell 561 Sherrill Oppe dahl 513 Jim White 495 High Individual Games Ivan Lindel 200 Jim White 188 S Oppedahl and M Bjornson ART Commercial club members fied their families will NOT Yo eligible to participate in the Turkey drawing altho Mey may have received tic kets.
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Burk Bros
Renwick Times
Waltz
Occo
Waltz Inn
Burk Bros. BN
Ivan Lindell
Sherrill Oppedahl
Jim White
Ivan Lindel
S. Oppedahl
M. Bjornson
Turkey
Altho Mey
Upcoming School Events and Vacation Dates
Dec 20 Meservey Thornton events listed. Dec 24 through Jan 6 marks Christmas vacation for students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meservey-Thornton
LABRART FUND Seeks Local Donations for Library Support
A five dollar contribution from the Lyle Larsen family was received this week for the Labrart Fund. Residents are urged to send in further donations in any amount to help the library fund grow and strengthen community resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brary
Lyle Larsen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Merlin| Neuberger
Jack Knutson
Low
Jerry Gorrell
Box
Clu
Santa Claus
Sopromore
Peoplescape
Esther Kruse
Dyer
Mary Ellen McCurry
Janet Skiye
Hardy
AAA
Trappic Samity Posten
Conran
Highway Department
Nothok
Labrart Fund
Renwick Tienes
Carroll Helmice
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