Graettinger News Highlights From School Office
Graettinger public notices include a Luther College Lerka Singers concert at the Graettinger Community School Gym on February 2 at 2 45 p m with Steve Wigdahl Debra Englestad and Paul Ekle among the 16 singers free admission. Basketball and wrestling results note Graettinger boys beating Ayrshire and Sioux Valley to top the Cornbelt Conference while girls losses cited. Iowa Tests of Basic Skills scheduled February 6–9 for grades 3–8 with parent guidance. Also reports on school district enrollments kindergarten round-up plans graduation estimates and local immunization form reminders. National Pork Week notes and senior housing developments in Graettinger conclude the item.
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Steve Wigdahl
Debra Englestad
Palo Alto County
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Lyle
Minnesota
Ayrshire
Sioux Valley
Reed
Voster
Barb Petersen
United States
America
Census Bureau
Guidance counselor updates on USD programs at Springfield High
The school counseling office has received up to date information from the University of South Dakota Springfield. A complete listing of program areas and application procedures is available. Credit earned in vocational technical programs can transfer into a four year degree after completing one or two year study. For more information contact Mr. Brockmeyer at the school.
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Springfield
South Dakota
Brockmeyer
Education Special on CBS Tonight Seeks Child Welfare
CBS TV airs February 1 at 8 p.m. a follow up on how America’s children are being short changed by parents and institutions. Daniel Schorr and Ike Kleinerman report and produce, continuing the earlier program The Day They Had to Close the Schools.
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Ike Kleinerman
REA Tour Offered to Essay Winners
Emanuel G. Kraska, manager of Pocahontas Rural Electric Cooperative, announces an all expenses paid Rural Electric Youth Tour to Washington for essay winners. All local high school juniors can enter a 500 word essay on Rural Electric Cooperatives Present and Future, with study materials available from the Cooperative office or schools.
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Pocahontas Rural Electric Cooperative
Kraska
Rural Electric Cooperatives
Pocahontas Electric Essay Contest Marks Sixteenth Year
The Pocahontas Rural Electric Cooperative sponsors an annual essay contest with eight finalists chosen from submissions due by March 9, 1973. Winners last year were Diane Flint and Mary Nedved. Finalists travel by plane to Washington DC for five days to tour historic sites and observe Government in Action, meeting about 1,000 youths from 30 states.
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Diane Flint
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Mary Nedved
Laurens
Pocahontas Electric Cooperative
Washington, D. C
National Rural Electric Cooperative Association
Rural Electrification Administration
Washington
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