Graettinger Free Movie Attracts Well Behaved Crowd
Graettinger Women's Club reports a large junior high crowd behaved well at a free Great Race screening at Legion Hall last Saturday. A second free showing is planned this Saturday at 2 p.m. Admission for older youths accompanying younger children will be allowed. After cartoons, Santa Claus will greet children with candy and apples, joined by city workers Russell Lastine and Gelbert Steuve.
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Legion Sells New Years Tickets at Graettinger Hall
The Graettinger American Legion sells 225 New Years Eve tickets at 10 dollars each for a 9 p.m. dance with The Fortunes, admission and refreshments included. Tickets available from Vincent Heller, Richard Duhn, Lawrence Thomson, or Don Graettinger. Also Old Fashioned Saturday events include a sleigh ride by a black Clydesdale team driven by Wayne Nielson, with clinic sponsorship and free refreshments. calls to 859-3298 arrange rides for shut-ins, plus Don Graettinger’s 25% storewide sale and Graettingor Variety toy and decoration discounts through the 24th.
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Newhouse to Attend Presidential Classroom in D C
Norma Jean Newhouse daughter of Mr and Mrs Glen Newhouse rural Graettinger will attend A Presidential Classroom for Young Americans from February 4 to 14 1976 in Washington D C The senior at G H S joins students from across the United States to study American government in a nonpartisan program with sessions led by Senators Congressmen and administration officials She will receive funding from the Graettinger Community Club Graettinger State Bank Shaver Mig Co and the Terminal Coop Elevator upon return she will share experiences with her Graettinger community.
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Ham Day Friday at Terminal Cooperative
Terminal Cooperative offices in Graettinger Milford Terrill and Wallingford host Christmas appreciation day this Friday December 19 starting at 9 a.m. Free sliced ham sandwiches and coffee served until 4 p.m. Patrons can receive free three pound hams with purchases of concentrate, complete feed, or minerals. staffing will book orders and serve attendees at four offices.
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Price Hike Planned For Natural Gas Users Here
Graettinger residents will see higher gas bills starting February 1 as Northern Natural Gas wins a 15 percent increase after a federal commission cut. The city absorbs part of prior hikes but now passes the larger rise to customers via a sliding scale.
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Old Fashioned Saturday Promises Busy Graettinger
Graettinger plans a full Old Fashioned Saturday with sleigh rides free pancakes and sausage a 150 dollar cash drawing and visits from Santa Claus. Children attend a 2 p.m. free movie at the American Legion Hall while volunteers run a pancake feed and carolers perform downtown.
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