Community club notes list busy weeks and events
A dense report covers multiple groups. The Child Study group met with 12 members and two guests to make wash cloth dogs for a Special Education School. Public Affairs held a one o clock luncheon with a stamp history program. Wash-Away Tops Club logged 29 members with weigh ins and weight loss totals for the week. The Wellman Booster Club tour included a Shelly Lynn Salon and a Farm Wife feature with a commemorative Farm Wire plaque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Allison
Bob Gerot
Ainsworth
Ron Anderson
Special Education
Richard Myron
E.D. Miller of
Wellman
E.N. Foster
Phil Weldin
YWCA
Eileen Wilson
Roma Feltz
Virginia Koehler
Will Power
Nellie Seals
Rosie Duensings Farm
Bowling Lane Leaders League Results Web Night Pepsi
Roe leads with a 2500 team series and top games 846 844 while Carson totals 2384 and 2884 for two players. Dorothy Patterson 192 and Jean Close 192 headline 542 532 in individual series. Janet Sherman 183 and others post scores across the league.
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Night Pepsi
Roe
Carson
Jack & Jill
Squire Shoppe
Bryn Mawr
Ainsworth
Shamrock
High St
Jean Close
Dorothy Patterson
Janet Sherman
Highland School Board reorganizes. Fox president, Duncan vice president
At the Highland Community School Board reorganizational meeting Lyle Fox was elected President and Robert Duncan Vice President. Three members were sworn in for three year terms. The board adopted a revised insurance program with higher deductibles to control costs and followed consultant recommendations from WW Kitchell Inc. Leanna Swanson resigned as Riverside 2nd grade teacher and Laverne Couch was approved as her replacement. A new free passes policy for school activities was adopted taking effect at the first home football game, September 24, allowing one free pass per district employee nontransferable, with spouses and children treated the same as other patrons. elementary students will have free passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Community School Board of Directors
Lyle Fox
Robert Duncan
Bryce Lord
WW Kitchell, Inc
Board of Education
Leanna Swanson
Riverside
Laverne Couch
Highland
School Board approves Shirts and Skirts Club gym use
The Board of Education approves a contract for the Shirts and Skirts Square Dance Club to use the Ainsworth Gym on Saturday nights with a $25 fee per night. events list upcoming football games and booster meeting notices. local tomato growers report high yields including a 3 lb 4 oz tomato by Mrs. William Wilkus.
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Ainsworth
Board of Education
Kerrville Man Says He Shot Santa After Misplacing Money
Creed Blevins a Kerrville businessman admitted he blasted at a shotgun in a deer field after forgetting a $100 bill tucked in the gun barrel. He later found 11 torn pieces and was reimbursed by a bank. he then told his wife.
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Kerrville
Tex
UPI
Creed Blevins
Santa Claus
Blevins
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Mike Wheelan
Shelly Lynn
Wheelan
Phil Ahrens
Larry Fishback
John Wheelan
Stan Knapp
Joy Dittmer
Farm Wife News
Miss Dittmer
Farm Wire
Farm Wife
Raymond Landau
Ivory
Whelan
Lane Leaders League
Amrock
Ian Carson
Pepsi
Jack & Jill Squire
Ainsworth Bank
Highland Education Board Reorganized
Benjamin Moore
Osincup’s
Southeast Iowa Conference Board of Control
Morning Sun
Lone Tree
Washington Evening Journal
Jr. High
Columbus Junction
William Wilkus
Bancroft
VFW
West Madison
Orscheln
Individ
Chrysler
America
Town and Country
Plymouth
East 3Rd Street
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