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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1975
Page
5
Jon Williams turned two last October 31. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Brian Williams of Estherville.
Garden Talk by Joe Gabrielsen explains nature’s balance and the role of bees in pollination. It covers how bees pollinate legumes flowers and fruit, how nectar becomes honey, and the ancient use of honey in medicine and food.
The passage touts honey as antiseptic and healing for burns and infections, contrasts it with sugar which is labeled a calorie source and linked to tooth decay and degenerative diseases. It notes honey’s safety for most people except diabetics, praises unrefined brown sugar and maple sugar, and asserts honey’s status as a health food and natural sweetener.
An Iowa State University study shows Palo Alto County land averaging 1224 per acre with statewide values up 233 per acre for the year ending November 1, 1975. The survey, by ISU’s Agriculture and Home Economics Experiment Station, covers high, medium, and low grades across Iowa.
The Fall 1975 American Legion Educa tion and Scholarship Program publication NEED A LIFT is available in the school guidance office. It lists educational opportunities loans scholarships and employment. Also available are Americanism and Youth A Guide for Parents and Students and The American Legion Policy on Education. Contact Guidance Office 859 3397 or Counselor Ron Brockmeyer for access.
Congressman Berkley Bedell launches a Mobile Office to serve Northwest Iowa, traveling 22 counties starting Monday January 19. The open door effort aims to assist residents with Social Security veterans programs and other federal matters while gathering views for congressional action.
The speaker argues mandatory retirement deprives the nation of active seniors. The aging population rises from 20 million over 65 today to 30 million by century's end, with rural states like Iowa hosting most seniors. He notes Iowa's high senior share and urges programs expanding opportunities for older Americans.
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