Pirettes Win Conference Closer
Graettinger Pirettes finish Cornbelt Conference schedule with a 20 8 victory over Sioux Valley on July 7 at Peterson to finish 4 9. Pitcher Kathy Kulow earned the win fanning 1 and walking 6 while Sioux Valley’s Althoff took the loss with no strikeouts and 8 walks. Becky Wever led Graettinger at the plate with 4 hits in 5 appearances. Barb Green went 3 for 4 and Kulow 3 for 5 as Graettinger scored 20 on 12 hits with 8 errors. Sioux Valley scored 8 on 6 with 8 errors. Junior High Pirettes lost 13 12 to Sioux Valley. Becky Green pitched and Marilyn Elsenbast and Denise Moyer added two singles each with Green adding a double.
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Graettinger
Sioux Valley
Pirettes
Becky Green
Marilyn Elsenbast
Denise Moyer
Prenatal Class Series Starts Tuesday in Palo Alto County
The Palo Alto County Public Health Nursing Service announces a set of prenatal classes at Henely Hall Palo Alto County Hospital Annex starting July 20 at 7 30 P M The four sessions cover Prenatal Care Breast and Bottle Feeding Labor and Delivery and Infant and Child Care Films will be shown plus a tour of the hospital obstetrical department There is no charge and no pre registration is needed Attendees may join any or all sessions For more information contact the Public Health Nursing Service between 12 30 and 4 00 P M at 852 2434 Ext 210 Janet Hansen Public Health Nurse teaches the classes
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Palo Alto
The
Public Health Nursing Service
Janet Hansen
Bond Issue Continued From Page One At Elm School
The item notes the elm tree at the school is to be removed as part of continued bond issue discussions. The tree described as a symbol is slated for removal, with context tying to funding and school improvements.
Graettinger plans bond for new school facilities costs outlined
The board discusses project layout and bond costs with a 15 year levy of 1.10 per thousand assessed value. Residents can compute impact from their tax slips. Steering committee members to lead subcommittees. petitions with 106 names proceed to the school board. 25 years of Ingham Camp service noted. Bible Camp Anniversary program led by Berge and Reitz.
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Graettinger
Palo Alto
Emmet
Lutheran Camp to Celebrate Twenty Fifth Anniversary
The Ingham Lake Lutheran Bible Camp marks 25 years with a July 11 program at 3 00 p m. Rev Norbert Jolivette will speak, with music from groups in the Ingham Bible Camp Association. The camp began in 1951 backed by Wallingford Immanuel Gruver and Graettinger churches.
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Ingham Lake
Wallingford Lutheran
Wallingford
Immanuel Lutheran
Gruver
First Lutheran Church
Graettinger
Stacy Appointed to Northwest Iowa Position
Denzil W. Stacy was named Northwest Iowa field representative for CIRAS at Iowa State University. He will serve 21 counties from Sioux City with ISU Extension staff. Stacy previously worked five years at Libbey-Owens Ford Technical Center Toledo and has degrees in ceramic engineering from ISU. He and his wife Karen will reside in Alta.
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Denzil W. Stacy
Northwest Iowa
Center For Industrial Research and Service
CIRAS
Iowa State University
Waldo Wegner
Stacy
Buena Vista
Calhoun
Cherokee
Clay
Dickinson
Emmet
Hamilton
Humboldt
Ida
Kossuth
Lyon
O'Brien
Osce
Area, &Tacy
Cera
Mic
The
University
Ames Laboratory
Iowa State
Maytag Company
Mewton
Karen
Alta
Iowa
Pennsylvania Plans Nursing Home Loan Pipeline Ahead
The Pennsylvania Department of Commerce reports 75,000 elderly residents in over 650 nursing homes. About 20 million dollars have entered the loan pipeline, signaling ongoing funding for care facilities.
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Pennsylvania Department of Commerce
Pennsylvania
Clasing Attends ISU Orientation
Kevin R. Clasing a 1976 Graettinger High School graduate is among incoming freshmen in the College of Engineering at Iowa State University in September attending two day orientation sessions on the ISU campus. The program covered aptitude and placement tests counselor meetings and class scheduling. Parents and students stayed in residence halls with meals provided and tours of departments were offered to familiarize them with classrooms and labs. Evening programs included fraternity and church orientation aimed at easing the first days on campus.
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Kevin R. Clasing
Graettinger
College of of Engineering
Iowa State University
ISU
Colorfast decor tips from 4-H home project expert
Texas extension specialist Denise Beigbeder explains fade tendencies in primary colors and warns mixed colors may shift as components fade. She endorses solution dyed synthetics for color lock in liquid-state fiber and notes woven fabrics resist fading. Also suggests using baskets for storage and decorating, along with leafy plants for a fresh touch in bathroom and room schemes.
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Denise Beigbeder
Texas
Beigbeder
Walnut Home Makers Meet Highlights and Plans
The June Walnut Home Makers gathering at Mary Christiansen's home included the Pledge of Allegiance, roll call on favorite freedoms, poetry reading, a lesson on garden pests, and bingo with prizes. July plans include a park shelter house pot luck. LOST ISLAND LUCKY STARS MEET held June 15 at Lori and Cindy Park home with 16 members present.
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Walnut Home
Mary Christiansen
Christeen Hesse
Ina Herke
Alice Mahan
Shelter House
Park
Helen Farmer
Lost Island Lucky Stars
Lori
Cindy Park
Diane Voigt
Marilyn Elsenbast
Lori Berkland
Jan Hermanson
Julie Farmer
Lori Park
Rhonda Jensen
Sharon Hermanson
Graettinger
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