Iowa Broadcasters offer two $400 scholarships
The Iowa Broadcasters Association will award two $400 scholarships next spring to Iowa high school seniors entering radio or television journalism. Applications go to high schools statewide. deadline is March 15. Winners will be announced at the April Iowa Broadcasters convention in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Iowa Broadcasters Association
Lew van Nostrand
WMT
Cedar Rapids
Broadcasters’ Group
Iowa Broadcasters
van Nostrand
Drake University
Iowa State University
University of Iowa
Jack Shelley
Iowa Broad
Graettinger Hires Darlene Joyce as Business Education Teacher
Darlene Joyce joins Graettinger School as Business Education teacher after three years on the faculty. She previously taught in Round Lake Minnesota and central Fenton, born and educated in Ledyard Iowa, and graduated Cum Laude from Augustana College. Mrs Joyce and husband Joe Joyce own Joyce's Foodland in Emmetsburg and are active in local clubs and church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlene Joyce
Graettinger
Round Lake
Minnesota
Central
Fenton
Ledyard
Iowa
Augustana College
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Women's Recreation Association
WRA
Pemm Club
Kappa Delta Pi
Joe Joyce
Joyce's Foodland
Emmetsburg
Richard Haack's Guest Speakers at United Methodist Church Graettinger
Mr and Mrs Richard Haack of Spirit Lake Iowa were guest speakers Sunday February 16 at the Graettinger United Methodist church for the churchwide Mission Study on the New Generation in Africa They spoke on two years as Peace Corps workers in Nigeria with slides of Africa and the village People Haack with the county Extension Office and Mrs Haack a former home economist are Sheldon natives Next Sunday February 13 is the final session Also notes claim John Harman of Milton as the oldest bachelor in the United States Atlantic's Peter Stolley is 101 but Uncle John is 101 as of March 2 Servicemen News lists PFC David R Kiner in Germany and Private Richard L Hanson in Germany with ASNs and unit details
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Haack
Spirit Lake
Iowa
Graettinger United Methodist Church
Africa
Peace Corp
Nigeria
Haack
Sheldon
John Harman
Milton
United States
Atlantic
Peter Stolley
Uncle John
Havin
U.S
Governor Announces Ingham Lake Fishing Contest Winners
The sixth annual Ingham Lake fishing contest at Wallingford held by the Wallingford Volunteer Fire Department named James Almond of Gilmore City winner of both the first fish caught and largest fish, a five and a half ounce perch, earning a boat and motor. Other honors went to Mrs. Howard Dean as oldest woman and Al Fink as oldest man, with Rodney Schaffer traveling from Lincoln Nebraska for the prize. Younger prizes went to Amy Brinkmann and Tommy Gibson, and Donna Jorgenson claimed a door prize television set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallingford
Anti litter poster contest announced in Iowa
Governor Robert D. Ray as honorary chairman of Keep Iowa Clean announces an anti litter poster contest for Iowa junior high students as part of the 1972 Environmental Preservation Action Month. Local winners receive patches and certificates, area winners gain savings bonds and trees, state winner gets a 100 dollar bond and a plaque, with presentations in Des Moines and a May luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Robert D. Ray
Keep Iowa Clean, Inc
Ray
U.S
Grimes
Des Moines
Keep
Keer America Beautiful
Tour Plans Announced by College of Saint Teresa
Tour plans for the College of Saint Teresa performing arts groups in Winona Minnesota feature the Minnesota Collegiate Ballet Company and the Teresan Triple Trio with tentative dates April 19 to 22. The Ballet Company is Minnesota's only touring collegiate unit comprising fifteen dancers in a program of Ballet Modern Dance and Jazz with original choreography by faculty. The Teresan Triple Trio offers a nine member vocal ensemble directed by Sister Lalonde Ryan performing madrigals modern songs musicals and popular selections, with the combined groups available to schools and civic groups. Financial details and inquiries are due by February 15 1972 to Tour Coordinator Dick Jones in Winona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Saint Teresa
Winona
Minnesota
Minnesota Collegiate Ballet Company
Teresan
Jean Tepsic
Dick Jones
Marianne Fainstadt
College Ballet Department
Miss Tepsic
Ravel
Ballet Deparment
Mongo Santamaria
Swingle Singers
Johnny Frigo
Lalonde Ryan
College Department of Music
Morley
DiLasso
Gibbons
Weselkes
Jean Berger
Lehman Enegel
Gustav Holst
Peter Mennin
Randall Thompson
Chips
Joni Mitchell
Burt Bacharach
Sweetheart Dance Phil Johnson Receives Promotion
Mrs. Margaret Johnson announces her son Phil Johnson has been promoted to assistant sales director in charge of all Far East Sales at Hilton International Co. in Kahala Hawaii. He was selected for his fluency in Japanese language and knowledge of Japanese laws and economics from studies in Japan. He is among six to ten executives chosen annually to attend the Hilton International Career Development Institute at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel in Montreal starting March 5 for six weeks. He will visit St Paul for a few days before Montreal. Mrs. Johnson plans to visit him in St Paul the first days of March. He expects to be a frequent visitor to the United States in his new role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Johnson
Phil
Hilton International Co
Kahala
Hawaii
Far East
Japan
Hilton International
Hilton International Career Development Institute
Queen Elizabeth Hotel
Montreal
Canada
U.S
St. Paul
United States
Funeral services held February for John Bondhus
John S. Bondhus a 65 year old Fort Collins resident and former school administrator died at his home after four years of ill health. He taught at Fort Collins High School and earned a master’s degree after serving as superintendent in Lanyon Iowa. He is survived by a son a daughter and several siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Bondhus
Mathews Street
Ft. Collins
Colo
Bondhus
Graettinger
Iowa
Miriam Butler
Ames
St. Olaf's College
Randall (Iowa
Lanyon
Fort Collins
Port Collins
Colorado State University
St. John's Lutheran Church
Colorado Council of Math Teachers
National Council of Math Teachers
Marvin J. Bondhus
Denver
Jo Ann C. Bondhus
Teacher of the Week Ellen Olson Heads Graettinger First Grade
Mrs Ellen Olson is Graettinger first grade teacher with eighteen years in the district. She previously taught at Laurens and Cylinder and earned a B S from Drake. A NEA life member, she belongs to ISEA and local teacher groups and enjoys African violets and church work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Olson
Graettinger
Laurens
Cylinder
Olson
Drake
Clarence
Palo Alto
Market Report February 8 1972 Grain Prices
Market report shows corn at 1.03 and beans at 2.96 with oats at 0.65 indicating prices for corn beans and oats on Tuesday February 8 1972. Data appears as a brief price snapshot from a market page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeeseeesecan
Next Saturday Prize Draw Set at 3 PM
Don Potter did not claim last week's prize. Next Saturday afternoon's three o'clock drawing will award $50 in participating stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Potter
Also Mentioned on This Page
Your Graettinger Times
FFA
Berkshir
Casters Association
Marston Avenue
Ames, Iowa
Teacher OF
United Methodist Church
Pfe Kiner
Schweinfurt
Germany
Duane Kiner Sr
David R. Kiner
New York
Richard L. Hanson
Robert L. Hanson
United States Army
Richard L
Ingham Lake
Steven D. Woodley
Burdette St
Omaha
Nebr
Ketherville
University of Nebraska At Omaha
Steve
Don Woodley
Estherville
Leland Knudtson
Graettinger Coop Grain Co
Vv. FW
Phil Johnson
John Bondhus
Depew
Kathy Wikert
Market Report
Graettinger Ffa
FHA
Susan Strod
Connie Tuininga
Sharon Wikert
Brenda Babcock
Dean Resell
Advin Luke
Dwight Schmitt
J.R. Brown
Spencer
Berkshire
Randy Nicol
Gary Thomsen
Nownan Nicol
Bik Broun
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!