Linda Freed Named Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow
Scandia student Linda Freed scores highest on a December 7, 1965 written test and attitude exam for junior girls earning eligibility for state and national scholarships. She receives a special award pin from General Mills with further awards possible including a $1500 college scholarship and a Britannica Encyclopaedia set for her school.
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Scandia
Betty Crocker
Linda Freed
Linda
General ‘Mills
Encyclopedia Britannica
Encyclopedia Britannica, Inc
Betty Crocker Homemakers of Tomorrow
District of Columbia
Colonial Williamsburg
Washington
Chicago Educational Testing and Publishing Company
H. E
Ware
Emily
4H Leader Training Meetings Planned in Repubic Courty
A series of 4 H Leader Training meetings will be held in Repubic Courty on January 12 19 26 February 2 and 8. The first four sessions start at 1 30 p m in the courtroom with a fifth evening dinner to be announced. Organizers aim to enroll community and project leaders in all five sessions.
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Repubic Courty
Marjorie Dunn
Charles Bates
F. E. Barker
Belleville
Jim Gunter
Mary
Francis Blentie
Jewell County
Gloria ‘Bassett
Adu
Legion Auxiliary to Meet at Legion Hall on January 26
The American Legion Auxiliary will hold a meeting Wednesday afternoon January 26 at 2 pm in Legion Hall.
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Gollon
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Cub Scouts to Meet Notice on Skating Area
Scandia Lions Club issues skating area notice with rules for use on the Tennis Court Entrance. Signs will read OPHIN if ice is suitable and CLOSED if unsafe to ensure safe enjoyment for all. Do not throw sticks or rocks to prevent hazardous conditions.
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Ophin
Scandia Lions Club
Kansas Tonight Debuts On WIBW Radio Evening Slot
New weekly program airs from 6 15 to 10 00 p m seven nights a week on WIBW Voice of Kansas host Jim Holmes will interview WIEW personalities Dev Nelson John King Bill Kurtis and Max McDowell among others. The show combines news information entertainment music sports CBS features and Kansas Capitol City updates from Topeka.
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Jim
CBS Dimension
Kansas
Kansas Capitol City
Topeka
Sherdahl 4-H Club Meets Details January Session
The Sherdahl 4-H Club met January 15 at the Legion Hall. Members answered roll call with My Favorite Winter Sport. New members Steven Melby and Rhonda Lois joined. Talks covered cooking, table setting, instruments for animal vaccine, reading, health, crops and meeting procedure. Forty attended. refreshments by the Herman family. Cynthia Trompson, reporter.
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Legion Hall
Steven Melbym
Rhonda Hall
Lois Nondorf
Jane Hobson
Mike Nondorf
Gary Hobson
Paula Nondorf
Bac
Sheila Thompson
Donou Rimfl
Mike Waire
Lyle Thompson
Mes
Clarence Herman
Judy
Hermans
Cynthia Trompson
Kansas Civil Service Exams Set for Beloit February 12
Kansas civil service examinations for stenographers and typists will be held in Beloit on February 12. A steady demand for employees exists in Manhattan Topeka Lawrence and Kansas City with opportunities elsewhere. Radio Telephone Operator Clerk 1 and 2 exams also offered. Applications available from the State Personnel Division Topeka and by February 3 return to Beloit.
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Kansas Civil Service
Beloit
Manhattan
Topeka
Lawrence
Kansas City
Harrison Street
Kansas State Employment Service Office
Nancy Ann Charles Named Sweetheart at Kansas State
Nancy Ann Charles, a KS U junior majoring in Elementary Education, was announced as the Sweetheart of Alpha Omicron social fraternity at Kansas State University. She is a member of Kappa Delta and the daughter of Mr and Mrs Jon Charles of Republic Kansas.
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Nancy Ann Charles
Sweetheart of Alpha
Kansi State University
Nano
Ks.u
Kappa Delta Social Sorolty, Nd
Jon Charles
Republic
Kansas
Kansas Taxpayers Guided by State Sales Tax Table
Kansas residents who itemize federal returns may use a state sales tax table as a guide for 1965. District Director Harry F. Scribner notes the table, based on a 1960 61 BLS study, excludes auto taxes which can be added separately. The table aids standard deduction filing and is not mandatory.
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Kansas
Harry F. Scribner
Internal Revenue Aaid
Bureau of Labor Statistics
States
District of Columbia
Scribner
Evening College Courses Offered At Cloud County 1966
Concordia Kansas January 7 1966 evening Second Semester offerings include Painting Jewelry Design Accounting Sociology US History II Women’s P E and College Choir. Pre enrollment allowed at college office with registration January 25 1966 in the high school all purpose room. Courses may be taken alone or with day schedule. Fees 5 per semester hour for six hours or less and 250 per hour for seven or more. First time students file an application and transcripts and ACT may be required.
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Concordia
Kansas
Scandia School Basketball Schedule and Classroom News
The bulletin lists basketball games for Scandia and opponents like Burr Oak Jewell Jamestown Courtland and Concordia Cath with dates through February. It notes litterbug poster projects spelling and English radio broadcast work with Mr Hallgren as conductor and recent math on decimals and fractions.
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Scandia
Burr Oak
Jewels
Courtland
Concordia Cath
Jamestown
Dean Hobelmann
Emporia
Doug Mullenix
Fort Hays
Milton Cooper
Tsapiie Gaines
Becky Cady
Cindy Erickson
Peggy Hallgren
Janet Lervold
Jimmy McDonald
Jim Melby
Lois Nondorf
Sharon Runft
Pegey Hallzren
Seventh Grade News A Honor Roll Receives Names
The 7th grade list shows students earning A's on the six week spelling test and all mastery tests. Named students include Carol Davis Carolyn Isaacson Alice Jackson Charles Johnston Lou Anne Larson Nancy Larson Cynthia Thompson and Lou Anne Larson.
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Carol Davis
Carolyn Isaacson
Alice Jackson
Charles Johnston
Lou Anne Larson
Nancy Larson
Cynthia Thompsan
First Grade Spelling and Reading Progress Report
The class works on six weekly words and one sentence from the Tip book. Many pupils begin to read library books with some relying on pictures. Reading awards are planned as in prior years.
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Paula Gile
Marvin Herrman
Ray Jackson
Bradley Klima
Bryan Scrivner
Danita Strait
Rona Thomas
Bryan Strivner
Fragmented School News Notes Curtis Leaving Report
A school bulletin notes Curtis leaving and students writing thanks for a puzzle from Kevin's mother. It lists perfect six week test earners Wade Cathy Gary David N and notes grade reports with absences Paula Berggren Rebelynn Cook and spelling winners Beth Deborah Brian Paul Kristine.
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Curtis
Kevin
Wade
Cathy
Gary
David N
Bobby
Beth
Beth Johnson
Deborah Johnson
Brian Larson
Paul Baker
Kristine Fread
Knighty Grade News Highlights Staff Changes and Perfect Spellers
Ronald As pergren and Rose Johnson earned perfect scores on the six week spelling test. Monday morning Mr Finkbiner and Mrs Estes swapped rooms so he could be near the office. Mr Finkbiner now teaches eighth grade math and history while Mrs Estes teaches seventh grade English and science.
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Ronald Aspergren
Rose Johnson
Finkbiner
Estes
4-H Club Day Plans At Public Pioneers 4-H Club
The Public Pioneers 4-H Club discussed Club Day events for February 19 musical numbers and February 26 for square dances talks and demonstrations. A cherry pie sale is planned for February 22 to raise funds with pies priced at 60 cents each and families selling two pies.
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Peublic Pioneers
Ackie Hurley
Jeanette Bagley
Kean Junback
Patty McEwen
Jackie Hurley
Konn Dunback
Lorraine Evert
Elden Hitzmiann
Dean Dunback
Medicare and Social Security Notice and Local Updates
Nearly everyone 65 or over is eligible for hospital protection through Medicare and optional supplementary medical insurance costing $38 monthly starting July 1966. Cards to opt in or out can be mailed to Social Security. contact the Salina office for details. Also local notices from Salina include Saturday hours through March 26 1966 and personal updates on residents.
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Saina Social Security Office
Social Security
Salina
Mrs Flossie Larson Re joins family after California trip
Mrs Flossie Larson returned Sunday from California after attending her daughter's funeral in Salina. She visited granddaughter Mrs James Frazier in Huntington Beach and met relatives including Mr and Mrs Carl Costner Dennis Cross Katherine St Claire Dale Butler Hawthorne.
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Flossie Larson
California
Glen Diamond
James Frazier
Huntington Beach
Carl Costner
Dennis Cross
Santa Ana
Calif
Katherine St. Clair
Dale Butler
Hawthorne
Swedes Split Pair Of Games Last Week
Scandia’s Swedes won 72 51 against Republic on January 11 with 47 team rebounds and 20 of 27 free throws. Richard Raney led all scorers with 26 and 16 boards, while Jack Graham and Larry Fogelberg added 19 each. The B team fell 44 43 in a heartbreaker as Republic edged Scandia in the final seconds.
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Republic
Scandia
Richard Raney
Jack Graham
Larry Fogelberg
Hrick Erickson
S. Eitzman
Pridas
Ehough Uiser
Cowker City
Rea
Powards
Sheriff Nomination Bid in Republic County Primary
Sheriff Paul Brenda of Belleville announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Republic County Sheriff at the August primary. He says his experience and background qualify him to continue serving the county as sheriff.
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Paul Brenda
Belleville
Republic County
Wanda
Republic Homemakers HDU Discusses Emotional Maturity
Mrs Kenneth Simms presents What Is Emotional Maturity to Republic Homemakers HDU in the church basement on Monday January 10 with Mrs James Jensen hosting and Mrs Eldon Eittmann co hosting. Twelve members and three guests respond to roll call. next meeting set for Valentine's Day at Mrs Michael McClure's home.
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Republic
HDU
Kenneth Simms
Mons
James Jenssen
Eldon Eit
Mann
Dennis Tressin
Mia
Loren Silsby
le Roy Rakestraw
Howard Elliott
Michael McClure
James Jensen
Hastings Couple Celebrates Spending Day
Mr and Mrs Dean Hall spent more day in Hastings Nebraska, sharing a quiet observance and enjoying local sights and hospitality during their visit.
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Russell Hall
Dean Hall
Melvin Fisher
Hardy
Nebraska
Frank Moore
Hastings
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