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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1967
Page
4
1966 model used four months offers buttonholes sewing on buttons overcasts blind hems decorative stitches and more. Take over 16 payments of 5.68 each or discount for cash. Write District Office Credit Dept Box 260 Mound City Kansas.
Mr and Mrs Lars Norgard visited Friday afternoon with several guests including Mr and Mrs John P Jenzen and Emer Larsen. Don Larson family hosted Sunday guests for Don’s birthday. Mrs Charles Robison joined Monday coffee with Mrs Larry Hobson. Ryan Rex Lewellyn of Salina weekend-visited Dale Lewellyn and family with Paula and Sheri.
January 13 talk by Mrs. Jane Dart of Belleville on the theme Cups and Saucers Representing People. Examples include wide-rim cups for talkative individuals and glass cups for those you can see through. Band clinic set for March 7 at Scandia high school with new uniforms arriving March 17. Lions Club funded stadium cushions sold at home games with 100 percent band profit. Pep Club selling Scandia Swede booster buttons for twenty cents. Pep band members listed by instrument for the basketball season.
The Essex band presented a program at the Norway grade school Monday January 16 at the Norway PTA meeting. Members listed include Duane Gile Bill Erickson Rex Lewellyn Jim Nylund Dick Larson and Arnold Loring.
A school column thanks room mothers Mrs Glenn Loring Mrs Kenneth Cardwell and Mrs Alvin Stolander for the Christmas party. It notes no January party and nearing the end of the first semester with some students receiving watches. Dismissal was early last Friday due to a snowstorm and Jody Hay was absent illness.
The fragment notes Star spellers Brenda Larson Susan Baker Tim Cardwell Cam Isaacson and Randy Mach. Jody Hay was absent and Bruce Seder lin missed one due to a capital letter.
The note mentions Sheri Lewellyn missing school due to illness and hopes she recovers. It references a poem learned this week about the North Land and upcoming Zip Puzzle Books. It also notes a film about Petunia enjoyed by first grade and kindergarten. Mrs Hanzlick visited Little River Kansas with relatives over the weekend.
Tuesday starts the second semester with spelling as a new subject. Students will use readers and new Spell ing and Writing books, along with Jack and Janet readers and related workbooks. Marilyn Waite's picture of the week is noted, and Tommy Housholder and Douglas Swanson scored 100 on arithmetic. Tach X drill aids speed in arithmetic and letter recognition as classes read a controlled reader and begin a new telling time topic with paper plate clocks.
A rural school notes midyear progress with a Lyceum on science, first cursive class, and new readers “On We Go.” Debra Robison leads spelling tests while many students show superior results. Attendance remains near perfect as students engage in art, coloring experiments, and classroom tests.
Denise Forsberg notes a planned surprise party by the boys and girls for Mrs Charles Friday. She was surprised and pleased and thanks all who helped and contributed to the cooperation.
Four students earned A plus for the Friday test Joan Is aacson Judy Hobson Jane Hobson and Gene Mahan. Several others Missed one word Mike White Randy Farrell Mary Lou Reece Ann Johnson. A newcomer Tom Wiles joined from Junction City as the class aids him. Mrs Charles leaves this semester a farewell given by faculty with cooks and janitor invited.
The list includes Kim Boylan Becky Cady Cindy Erickson Peggy Hallgren Janet Johnson Linda Johnson Jim Melby and David Scrivner. Teachers note six weeks and semester tests are tough. A basketball game against Notre Dame Sunday saw the A team win while the girls and B team boys lost.
Agricultural economist Patrick E Smythe explains rural water districts as quasi municipal non profit entities that finance build and operate water systems with support from Farmers Home Administration loans and grants. He cites growth from 1952 420 people served to over 60 000 with about 165 districts and notes economic gains and job creation while urging local contact for information.
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