Walkabout movement eyed as fix for mega high schools
A Bloomington Indiana task force pushes Walkabout a six month hands on program to bridge childhood and adulthood through individual academic physical and social challenges. Advocates urge rethink of mega high school curricula emphasizing survival skills and student driven learning with work study flexible attendance and personalized contracting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic
Conn
National Association of State Boards of Education
Bloomington
Ind
John Henry Martin
Teachers College
Columbia University
New York
Martin
Connecticut
Frederica Brenneman
Maurice Gibbons
Simon Fraser University
British Columbia
Phi Delta Kappan
Phi Delta Kappa
National Association of
Rockefeller Family Fund
Willard Duckett
Oregon
California
Florida
New Jersey
New Virginia
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Congress
Money access via Schnuck's Moneymatic in St. Louis stores
Eight savings and loan associations with 42 percent of area business operate Moneymatic machines in 42 Schnuck's supermarkets. Customers use Moneymatic cards with a PIN for cash withdrawals from $25 to $200, with six second transactions and printed receipts. Expansion planned. future features may include utility bill payments and inter-account transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Singer
ST. Louis
UPI
Savings and Loan Associations
Schnuck’s
Ed True
Madeleine Tatum
True
Savings and Loan
Culture Buses Link Chicago Museums on Lakefront Route
The Chicago Culture Buses offer Sunday and holiday tours to seven museums along a 60 block lakefront route from downtown to Jackson Park and the University of Chicago. Museums include the Art Institute of Chicago, Field Museum, Adler Planetarium, Shedd Aquarium, Museum of Science and Industry, Oriental Institute, and DuSable Museum.
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Chicago
New Culture
Jackson Park
University of Chicago
Midwest
Chicago Transit Authority
Regional Transportation Authority
Chicago Council On Fine Arts
Culture
Art Institute of Chicago
Field Museum of Natural History
Adler Planetarium
Shedd Aquarium
Museum of Science and Industry
The
Oriental Institute
DuSable Museum of
CTA
RTA
Union
North Western
Birthday Barbecue At Meyer Home In Wayland
A weekend party at the Robert Meyer home in Wayland featured a chicken barbecue and homemade ice cream for Richard Meyer of Prairie Village Kansas. Attending were Elizabeth Cody Fritz Newenheipe Winnetka and many Meyer relatives along with DeMont Austin Schooley and guests from Davenport Pella Normal Souderton and South Bend. Bridal shower for Rosetta Unternahrer honored her ahead of her July union with David Koerner with blue and white decor and garden roses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waunita Magdefray
Wayland
Elizabeth Cody
Fritz Newenheipe
Winnetka
Doug Reichenbach
Robert Meyer
Richard Meyer
Prairie Village
Kan
Meyer
Dean Meyer
Dick Bidwell
Bob Bidwell
San Francisco
Calif
Ruth O'Shea
Davenport
Ann Neff
Margaret Reschly
Howard
Wm. Cochran
Jake R. Roth
Harold Wenger
Ruth Wenger
Raymond Wenger
Ira Wenger
Noah Unternahrer
Charles Amstutz
Souderton
Nettie Koerner
Bonnie Stucky
Normal, Ill
David Unternahrer
Property transfers recorded in Kalona and area deeds
On the Record lists multiple quitclaim and warranty deeds. Eldon J Meade and Robert D Nunn transfer land starting 50 ft south of the northeast corner of Lot 9 Block 1 Original Kalona. Arlis Van Sant to Helen L Davison includes Section 31 74 7 and Section 6 73 7. Charles D Thompson to Rhonda Kay Jenkins begins at southwest corner Lot 8 Block 5 Original Kalona. Rolland D Benson to Edward L Miller and Ruth M Miller begins east of southwest corner Section 35 76 6. Al Vandries et al to Larry Lee Clothier et al Lot 5 The Meadows Subdivision Riverside. Howard E Spreacker to Raymond E Peck et al Lots 1 2 Block 2 Miller’s First Addition Kalona.
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Eldon J. Meade
Robert D. Nunn
N.E
Kalona
Arlis van Sant
Helen L. Davison
Charles D. Thompson
Rhonda Kay Jenkins
S.W
Ainsworth
Rolland D. Benson
Edward L. Miller
Ruth M. Miller
al Vandries
Larry Lee Clothier
Meadows
Riverside
Howard E. Spreacker
Raymond E. Peck
Miller
Visitors Gather in Richland Home and Nearby Towns
A string of weekend visits and family gatherings in Richland and area towns includes Dr. and Mrs. Charles Henry Allen and Wayne of Excello hosting Tim Parsons and Matthew, Ray Schechter of Worthington visiting Roland and Mary Wray, Rev. Lyle Leider and family in Spencer with Debbie Kiesey and Brad Kiesey, and a birthday coffee for Rev. Kiesey hosted by Mrs. Aaron Nordyke. Also noted are Jim Hadley and Wyberne Pence's Wisconsin trip, Mrs. Howard Thomas returning from a 10 day Dayton visit, hip surgery for Mrs. Loren Hinshaw, and Jeannie Ward joining her grandmother with Kermit Ward. Ben Young III named freshman at Iowa Wesleyan College studying Biological Sciences.
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Richland
Charles Henry Allen
Wayne
Excello
Tim Parsons
Matthew
Ray Schechter
Worthington
Minn
Roland Wray
Lyle Leider
Spencer
Debbie Kiesey
Brad Kiesey
Dell’s
The
Rock
Howard Thomas
Maryilyn Shriner
Mac Niswanger
Keith
Dayton
Ohio
Niswanger
Loren Hinshaw
Des Moines
Kermit Ward
Jeannie
Ben Young III
Delores Young
Iowa Wesleyan College
Mt. Pleasant
July 6 1977 in History and Births
On this date United Press International notes July 6 1977 is the 187th day of the year with 178 remaining. Notable born John Paul Jones 1747 signal founder of the U S Navy. In 1699 Capt William Kidd was seized in Boston and deported to England.
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United Press International
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Mercury
Saturn
John Paul Jones
United States Navy
William Kidd
Boston
England
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Derrick
Walkabout
Lee
Jcpenney Co. Inc
Jcpenney
Herman Leichty
Hugh Conrad
Emery Wenger
Simon Leichty
Leonard Leichty
Elmer Roth
Clarence Wenger
John Wenger
Judy Streitmatter
South Bend
Truman Beckler
Harold Unternahrer
Emerson Witting
Willis Graber
Henry Widmer
Freida Freyenberger
Katie Roth
St. James Church
Piers
Staley
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