Carol Gunderson Profile in Clermont Area
Carol Gunderson, born December 20 1941, resides with her parents on a farm five miles northeast of Clermont. She engages in girls chorus, mixed chorus, serves as Thespians secretary and librarian. favorites include food shrimp reading and letter writing. her pet peeve and future plans are noted as personal traits and indefinite.
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Cero. Gunderson
Merril Gunderson
Clermont
Carol
Thespians
Tiger Tales Program and Valley B Team Victory
Saturday January 10 featured interpretive reading with Ervin Ames Janice Anderson Kathleen Gis leson Randine Hanson Kathy Jones Sandra Kjosa and Linda Stephenson dramatic group with Danice Anderson Marion Christen Judy Durr Dorothy Helgerson Diane Mattocks Bonnie Miller and Clarissa Miller oratorical performers included Ervin Ames Arnold Guyer Margaret Hanson Linda Stephenson and Linda Wander humorous entries by Letha Light Bobby Mott and Erma Pritchard plus Judy Larson in singing. Valley High School’s B team beat Elkader 41 to 39 on the road as Jere Murray scored 12 and LaVerne Nims 22 for the Tigers.
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Ervin Ames
Janice Anderson
Kathleen Gisleson
Randine Hanson
Kathy Jones
Sandra Kjosa
Linda Stephenson
Danice Anderson
Marion Christen
Judy Durr
Dorothy Helgerson
Diane Mattocks
Bonnie Miller
Clarissa Miller
Arnold Guyer
Margaret Hanson
Linda Wander
Letha Light
Bobby Mott
Erma Pritchard
Se Joy
Rigthteen _ Amun
Judy’ Larson
Valley High Girls Basketball Key Road Trip
Valley High girls basketball traveled to Story City where Dianne Frieden scored 24 in an 18-17 win as Leona Johnson led Story City with 31. The next day Valley toured Iowa State campus, then lost two games to Roland with Rasmussen scoring 24 in a 42-28 decision for Roland B team. Frieden added 29 for Valley in the A team loss 71-58.
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Valley High
Story City
Tigers
Story
Dianne Frieden
Leona Johnson
Valley Girls
Ames
Iowa State College
Ames. Tuesday Night Valley
Roland
Rassmussen
Valley
Diarnne Bilden
Karen Erickson
Linda Slartman
Sheryl Larsen
Sethe
Maynard and Valley To Finals In Fayette County Tourney
West Central and Valley high reached the finals after first round wins at Valley. Maynard’s Blue Devils defeated Fayette 64 to 34 with 29 points by Virginia Henniges. Valley beat Arlington 44 to 32 as Anita Olson led with 16 points.
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Maynard
Valley
West Central
Valley High
Fayette County
Maynards
Blue Devils
Fayette
Virginia Henniges
Bonnie Olson
Carol Dalquist
Dianne Frieden
Arlington
Anita Olson
Belschner
Klingman
Winners of Good Grooming Contest Through Semester
Judges have selected winners for the good grooming contest across multiple weeks. Recipients include Barbara Anderson Nicky Baumgartner Dennis Meyer Sharon Shippy Sandra Bilden Roger Torson Merlin Chapman Eloise Lantz and Glen da Wede Curtis Olson. the contest continues until the semester ends.
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Barbara Anderson
Nicky Baumgartner
Dennis Meyer
Sharon Shippy
Sandra Bilden
Roger Torson
Merlin Chapman
Eloise Lantz
Glenda Wede
Curtis Olson
Upper Iowa speech festival draws Valley High students
Twenty four students from Valley High attended the festival at Upper Iowa University in Fayette. The event lets local speech students read before the home contest and receive constructive criticism to improve their performances.
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Upper Iowa University At
Fayette
Upper Iowa
Valley High
Valley Tigers Top Elkader In Close Upper Iowa Win
Valley High boys beat Elkader 51 to 48 as Merlin Chapman scored 20 for the Tigers who grab a share of first place in the Upper Iowa Conference at 7-1 alongside Sumner. Elkader’s Medal led Elkader with 13 points.
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Varsity
Elkkader Valley High
Elkader
Valley
Tigers
Ted
Warriors
Merlin Chapman
Sumner
Upper Iowa
Alcoholics Need Follow-up Treatment in Iowa Hospitals
Editor's note in The Elgin Echo reports that initial hospital care for alcoholics is essential but insufficient without follow-up services. Dr. Harold A. Mulford cites limited post-hospital aid in Iowa and urges combined therapies, including individual therapy, group approaches, social work with families, and clerical guidance, to sustain sobriety.
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SUI
Elgin Echo
Iowa
Harold A. Mulford
Division of Alcoholism Studies
State Psychopathic Hospital
Iowa City
Mulford
Alcoholico Anonymous
Iowa doctors call for outpatient clinics to treat alcoholism
Dr Mulford says outpatient clinics linked to general hospitals are best for alcoholism care. State programs boost therapy with psychiatrists and social workers. Many towns lack ready physician access. surveys show only a minority of doctors treat alcoholics, especially longtime practitioners. Editor notes future Iowa series on solutions.
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Mulford
Iowa
Phil
Alcoholics Anonymous
Salvation Army
Reading Builds Vocabulary for Children
The piece stresses early reading expands vocabulary and communication, linking lifelong success to books. It notes books today offer a range for every child and highlights a national magazine reporting book clubs selling twenty five cent editions, making popular titles more accessible to young readers.
Reading to children nurtures language and joy in literature
A writer recalls parents reading aloud, noting children grasp rhythm even when not all words are understood. She argues modern life is complex and both parents and children need relaxation found in good literature, which brings beauty and emotional nourishment to kids.
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Reed
Council Proceedings Elgin Iowa January 6 1989
The Elgin Iowa Town Council met in regular session at Town Hall with mayor and all councilmen present. Minutes of prior meeting approved. Bills were audited and allowed including salaries for Dec and various utilities, services, and police duty totaling multiple line items. Public safety items and street construction expenditures noted with auditors and departments listed.
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Elgin
Iowa
Muehlethaier
Mulford
Wilson
Japon Rey Boys Atusa
Elgin Ins
Wilbur Motors
Dwayne Frieden
Leo Dennler
Wayne Shipton
Fauser Oil Company
Internal Revenue Service
IPERS
Barney Larson
Police
Largest farm group in Iowa tied to trading stamps
Iowa farm families form the largest single farm group in the state with about 127,049 savers. In 1957 thousands of dollars worth of trading stamp merchandise entered farm households and every two seconds a farm family redeems stamps. The sector purchases 53,030,000 worth of primary materials for stamp merchandise, a notable economic force. Public information notice from The Sperry and Hutchinson Company, originator of S H Green Stamps.
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Iowa
America
Tha Roth
Sperry and Hutchinson Company
S&h
Fayette County Water Works Notice Pricked in Paper
Notice states all pest water bills are due from this date and water statements will follow as stated. Motion to adjourn carried. Mayor Leo L. Schori presiding with other officials listed. Detected fragmentary mentions of staff, salaries, and a Genevieve demonstration unrelated to water funding.
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Leo L. Schorij
Elgin
4-H News Highlights from January Meeting
At Di Anne Wenger’s home on January 5 4 H members gathered for roll call. Fifteen members attended a favorite game at home while Ruann Metzger gave a picture study on Don Manuel Osoria.
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di Anne Wenger
Nn Unseenvorite
Ruann Metzger
Don Manuel Osoria
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Interstate Power Company
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