29 Jan 1976
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1976
Page
1
The Graettinger Community School outlines eligibility for free or reduced lunch and free milk under National School Lunch and Special Milk Programs. Criteria include family income levels and allowances for high medical or housing expenses, special education costs, and disaster losses. Foster children may be eligible, and applications are accepted year round with confidentiality.
Extension meetings on estate planning drew about fifty attendees across Graettinger and West Bend. A series of upcoming clinics and publications from Extension Service were announced, with dates set in January for corn soybean, cattle feeders, and farm business organization sessions.
Seed and fertilizer suppliers listed with contact numbers for Graettinger Wallingford Terril Milford and Estherville in Iowa. Operating hours 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday through Saturday with street address 123 N 6th Street Diagonal across from the Post Office.
Jan 29 1976 reports a record turnout for the Ham Days event at Terminal Cooperative. Workers ran out of bans and shelves were emptied as crowds gathered. Wim Murray lauds local groups for organizing Old Fashioned Saturday. A feed truck from O'Brien County overturned on the highway nearby Tuesday afternoon. Violz Henningsen named Site Manager for the Dinner Date Program.
Rich Hanson of Graettinger has been named manager of the Farm Service Plant in Ruthven effective January 20. A 1971 Emmetsburg High School graduate, Hanson, 22, served in the Army, then joined Farm Service in Ruthven after three years in the service including time in Germany. He replaces Bill Rathman, now area sales at Curlew. Farm Service operates plants in multiple communities and offers sales and management training.
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