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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1977

Page

6

Local Youth Receives Honor as Front Cover Photo Star

Terry Masters among four senior backs named top in their class by the Iowa Athletic News. The group from Central Lyons Rock Rapids Waterloo Columbus Newton traveled to the University of Iowa at Ames on August 21 to be photographed for front cover publication in September.

Terry Masters Iowa Athletic ‘News Terry Central Lyons Rock Rapids Waterloo Columbus Newton University of Iowa At Ames Athletic News Iowa Athletic News U of Iowa

Iowa Banks First With Loans To Farmers

Iowa banks led agricultural credit in 1976 with 2.706 billion dollars in farm loans. Iowa Bankers Association president C Robert Brenton notes non real estate loans at 2.422 billion, real estate loans at 284 million, with strong increases from 1975. National figures show banks hold 23.3 billion in non real estate farm loans and 6.8 billion in real estate loans.

Iowa Iowa Bankers Association American Bankers Association ABA C. Robert Brenton Farmers Home Administration Brenton Brenton Banks, Inc Des Moines Iown

Methodist youths attend Iowa Youth Festival at Simpson College

Fourteen Graettinger youths joined thirty two from Estherville Hartley Primghar Sheldon and Algona for a five hour bus trip to Indianola Iowa to attend a United Methodist Youth Festival. Counselors Diane and Alvin Luke joined. About 1000 youths camped on Simpson College campus for a weekend filled with speakers including Nido Qubein Senator Dick Clark and Becky King. The Almost Anything Goes Contest featured Bible reenactments and stunts. The Spencer district placed eleventh of thirteen but was praised for enthusiasm. return trip followed Sunday after a communion service.

United Methodist Church of Nido Qubein High Point North Carolina Nido Bethlehem Jerusalem United States Dick Clark Nashville Tenn Covenant Players Reseda California Becky King Monah and Ben’ Campney Youth Service Fund Committee Ross Ballou Estherville Rhonda Ruetter Marsha Brighton David Leachman

FFA Grain and Flower Show Sets for September 5

The annual FFA Grain and Flower Show runs Monday September 5 in the former City Meat Market. Entries may be brought Sunday September 4 from 12:00 to 4:00 pm. exhibits open Monday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm and take-home by 6:00 pm. Classes cover Grain and Vegetable divisions plus Flower Arrangements and a Novelty division. The report also previews Graettinger Pirates football, top Class 1-A pick, with roster details and key returning players for 1977.

FFA Willi Graettinger Pirate Pirates Des Moines Register Register BSC Avoha Graettinger Pirates Conrad Mike Masters Mike John Millen Terry Masters Mike Elsenbast Tim Brown Tom Brown Monty Schang

Graettinger Finishes Third In Den's Foodland Tourney

The Graettinger men’s softball team took third in the Den's Foodland 2nd Annual Tournament. Laurens won first and Renwick All-Stars second. Graettinger’s Matt Rustad and Kevin Hanson led with multiple hits while John Rustad earned key pitching in several games.

John Rustad Kevin Hanson Tim Graettinger Schnell Rustad Schnnell Joe Henderson Fort Dodge Fenton Gilmore City Renwick Laurens Wallingford Graettinger Dale Brandt Randy Beaver Rick Kulow Terry Masters Tim Clare Todd Olson Humboldt

Wrich Seeks Second IMCA Victory at Clay County Fair

Bill Wrich of Kennard Nebraska aims for a repeat feature win at the IMCA sanctioned new model stock car race during the Clay County Fair on September 10. He won the rain shortened 100 lap feature in 1973 and finished seventh in 1974 after a heat third. He drives the No 16 1973 Camaro and expects a 50 lap feature this year with tougher racing. National Speedways Inc will officiate the full racing program including modified and sprint events through September 17.

Bill Wrich Kennard, Neb IMCA Clay County Fair Wrich Wiich Ralph Parkinson National Speedways Inc

Beatons Take Over Sunken Ship New Owners

The Beatons Sheryl and Dick Beaton become owners of the Sunken Ship as of August 8. Former Estherville residents moved to Graettinger in June and Dick works with Terminal Co-op, sharing duties with Sheryl at the Ship. They have three children Robby 13 Rod 11 and Shirleen 9 with school grades noted. They plan weekly events starting with a Blue Ribbon Special dance band this Friday and Saturday and occasional other acts.

Sheryl Dick Beaton Beatons Estherville Graettinger Robby Rod Shirleen the Times

Shelley Carter to Manage Estherville Miller's Fashions

Mrs Shelley Carter will manage the recently opened Miller's Fashions store in Estherville. A 1971 Graettinger High School graduate who attended Mankato State College and Iowa Lakes Community College, she has worked at The Woman's Shop in Spencer and as assistant manager in Davenport before moving to a farm home between Wallingford and Graettinger in April. Shelley is married to Robert Carter Jr., also a 1971 Graettinger graduate, who works for Graettinger Block and Tile Co. The Carters are the daughter and son of local residents Emmet Rolfson of Wallingford and Robert Carter Sr of Graettinger.

Miller's Fashions Estherville Shelley Carter Wallingford Carter Graettinger High School Mankato State College Iowa Lakes Community College the Woman's Spencer Davenport Ing Graettinger Shelley Robert Carter Jr Graettinger Block and Tile Co Emmet Rolfson Robert Robert Carter Sr

Palo Alto Farm Bureau to Meet August 29

The 1977 Palo Alto County Farm Bureau meeting is set for Monday, August 29, at St. Thomas Catholic Church in Emmetsburg. It starts at 7:30 p.m. Guest speaker is Don Muhm, Des Moines Register and Tribune Farm Editor. Officers and directors for 1978 will be elected, 1977 policies discussed and adopted, followed by a luncheon of homemade pie and ice cream. All members urged to attend.

Palo Alto County Farm Bureau St. Thomas Catholic Church Emmetsburg Don Muhm Des Moines Register and Tribune Muhm Palo Alto Farm Bureau

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