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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1963
Page
2
A reader letter arguing for higher moral standards in journalism during National Newspaper Week. The writer condemns sensationalism around the England scandal and a high priced mistress film, urging Honest reporting and restraint to protect children and families from “filth.”
An editorial warns BVHS members about joining clubs for social belonging rather than active participation. It urges readers to know a club's goals and assess whether they meet membership standards before joining to help achieve the group's aims.
Coach Ken Wittur announced the basketball season begins in October with freshmen and sophomore girls practicing for the first week. On October 21 the full squad joins. Twenty nine girls signed up including three first team players Marie Schmita Darlene Welter and Judy On land. The opener is against West Bend at Renwick with both A and B squads playing.
The first day of the last week ends the first school quarter and begins Test Week for all BV system students. Teachers report a successful nine weeks. Parent teacher conferences are scheduled for Wednesday, Nov 6.
Teachers statewide take a Friday vacation as the Town State Education Association holds its 10 percent annual convention at the Veterans Memorial Auditorium. Boone Valley schools dismiss an hour early for the final general session with Kenneth en president of ISEA and Dr Harold Taylor of Beaco Research Institute addressing. Sir Ronald Gould, president of the World Confederation of Organizations of the Teaching Profession, speaks at 10 am Friday on Education Today. Area meetings follow with over 200 exhibits in the basement.
Mrs Rowan presides as president of the teachers’ organization at its first meeting. She suggests committees on welfare finance and publicity. Principals appoint chairmen while Mr Boel man and Mr Whur are elected as delegates to the County Education Council.
About 308 students from Humokdtcont and surrounding schools attended College Day at Renwick on October 1 1910. Representatives from 19 colleges answered inquiries on curriculum tuition housing and costs while guidance directors Beckman and Lea ning led the event sponsored by the county superintendent with Boone Valley as host.
New additions in the once corner include a snake three large toadstools and ears of Indian corn. Fire Prevention Week activities Oct 6 to Oct 12 engaged all. A new boy James Green joined the afternoon section. Visitors in the room included Mrs Grebner and her three girls Terry Hamm JoAnn Hetm ke David Nervig Verna Eckhoff and Mike Gretoer who celebrated birthdays with treats.
A fragment mentions a week of deals including cookies milk and sandwiches. The text lists items like fee week of get 21 but miter and other foods. No clear event or prices are provided.
A fragment notes Kathy May celebrating a birthday at an aquarium gathering in February. She brought treats for attendees and a monarch butterfly was mentioned as part of the scene. The text reads as casual, with quotes around phrases about watching the aquarium and the birthday treats.
The class of 18 students works on the national forests and parks map of the United States and Iowa tree posters. They display wood samples and lumbering information, with reports on hibernating animals and migrating birds. A bulletin board features “Friends of Fur and Feathers” and the new reading unit “Young Citizens of Early” begins as Halloween approaches.
Banana deal at 10c per pound attracts customers as a strong sale of yellow fruit continues. Red grapefruit six for a value price supports fall cold prevention claims. Store offers hot water wash and a coin operated dry cleaning saver with light detergent use.
Gerald Kelling Nellie Milus and Loree Kelling offer the Southwest Quarter of Section 3 to be sold by bid in Boone Township Wright County Iowa. Bids due by 2 PM central time November 2 1984 with 10 percent bid deposit. Purchaser to sign contract via Iowa State Board Association form. balance due March 1 1984 at Loren Kelling's residence. Owners may reject any bids.
A confusing OCR fragment notes a pumpkin row at Area 8 with paint and hats, while Hat Blames and a hat will be on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Ray Milla are picked to dine with the clam on Tuesday for National Hot Lunch day.
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