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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1964
Page
6
The final standings of Cornbelt conference boys and girls basketball are announced. Bill Kathman of the Graettinger Pirates made the conference first team. Leon is noted in the text as a further selection, with all conference picks for first and second teams outlined.
Sioux Valley and West Bend share top conference honors while Ruthven leads girls standings with 7 0 record Ruthven Sioux Rapids first and second in girls. In boys conference first team includes Ron Krager Jim Rock Sioux Valley Bruce Balgeman George Bargman West Bend Denny Dotson Terris Virgil Lyons Mallard Dale Wilson Marathon Dale Caskey Sioux Rapids Bill Rathman Graettinger Duane Enderson Ruthven. Second team names Nick Hass Steve Cornish Sioux Valley Norm Dudley Terris Dean Traog Mallard Dave Edardson Sioux Rapids and Lenny Cornelius Graettinger. Girls first team includes Judy Rubel Darlene Wilcox Carolyn Wyatt Ruthven Paula Klindt Charlotte Ingram Sioux Rapids Shirley Pirie Mallard Sally Blass Pat Eldridge Torris Donna Suss Graettinger Cheryl Struve Sioux Valley Sandra Schupfer West Bend Marlene Bentley Marathon. Second team lists Martha Allen Judy Campney Ruthven Marilyn Leidahl Cheryl Ingram Sioux Rapids Betty Schultz Cynthia Brown.
Marilyn Dodge Terris Marlene Schnell Karen Brown Graettinger Sioux Valley and Barbara Greinert of West Bend are listed among local names in a community notice noting residents connected to recent events and regional activity.
Estherville Mayor Jack B White announces Republican bid for state senate in the new Emmet Palo Alto district. He has served as mayor for about 20 months after filling a vacancy and holds leadership roles with the Northwest Iowa Mayors Association and Iowa municipal groups. White has sat on multiple city boards, helped found local business ventures, and is active in church and community groups.
Chief Petty Officer Dale A. Poland, recently home from Imperial Beach California, returned to duty last Thursday. He was accompanied by wife Mrs. Poland and children Christy Kevin Connie John and Thomas. They will live at 1118 Iris Imperial Beach. Daughters Karen and Kathy stay with grandparents Mr and Mrs John Poland. Nearby visits included Mr and Mrs E C Gleason and family of Charles City at Roy Gilbaugh’s, Mrs Mina Gleason of Charles City at A J Weir’s, and Easter Sunday dinners with Mr and Mrs Francis Schealler and family and Mr and Mrs Avery Bonstead and Brian at the Schealler home. Albert Jensen and his wife returned Thursday from the winter in their daughter’s home.
and Mrs. Gary Jensen at Denver, Colo, and their son, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jensen, at San Bernadino, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. McConnell returned Saturday after spending the winter months in Florida.
Airman Second Class Robert E. Gunderson, son of Mr and Mrs LeRoy M Gunderson of Wallingford, completed a special United States Air Force course for communications technicians at Goodfellow AFB Texas. He entered the service in November 1962.
4-H members are asked to contribute to a corn shelter destined for former 4-H’er Jon Rutgers serving with the Peace Corps in Panama. About 50 cents to 1 dollar needed to cover sending costs, with Paul Carlson donating the shelter. Members urged to give via local club president.
On April 13 the 4 H girls leaders will meet to plan summer activities Rally Day demonstrations junior leader activities and the County Fair to mention just a few will be planned. Each leader will serve on a committee to help with the planning. So girls if you have any suggestions give them to your leaders by April 15.
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