Junior Leadership in 4 H described as exciting challenge
The article promotes a junior leadership project for 4 H members ages 15 and up. It explains the value of hands on leadership learning, personal growth, and serving others through varied project plans. Sheryl Nielsen cited as an example and rewards include inner satisfaction and development from new experiences.
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Emmet
Emmet County
Dickinson County
Mos
Jre
Sheryl Nielsen
Ever
County Plans Bicentennial Float and Panel Discussion
The Palo Alto County Historical Society outlined three Bicentennial projects at its February 25 meeting in Waverly Room Iowa Trust and Savings Bank. A float for the St Pat's Parade to be provided by Kermit Reeves, a marker dedication at Old Town tentatively set for July 4, and a television panel discussion were planned. The group approved a lag pole for Old Town market pending Reeves' farm approval, and noted a 4-H Club grant from Pioneer Seed Company for a Community Betterment Project.
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The
Palo Alto County Historical Society
Waverly
Iowa Trust and Savings Bank
St. Pat's
Kermit Reeves
Old Town
July 4Th
Sth
Lee Beem
Robert Neighbor
Indor Clippers
Pioneer Seed Company
Reeves
Nixon
Lodge
Palo Alto County
Waverly Room
Three Attend State FHA Convention At Des Moines
Jane Kempf Becky Weber and Jackie Kulow attended the F H A State Convention held in Des Moines on March 4 and 5 with three general sessions and a banquet. The opening session featured flags the National Anthem and the Pledge of Allegiance. Diane Bialick spoke on A Future to Mold discussing gender roles and candidates for 1977 state offices were questioned. Lunch followed before the second session with a Welcome by 1976 President Sandy Evers and a speech by Jill Shestoka titled Here Comes HERO.
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Jane Kempf
Becky Weber
Jackie Kulow
F.H.A
Des Moines
Diane Bialick
Sandy Evers
Jill Shestoka
FHA
HERO
Miss Shestoka
Kathy Nelson
Unheld Election Delayed by Weather Across Towns
Election results postponed as three quarters of members failed to attend due to bad weather. Speaker announced no vote can occur until attendance requirement met. several towns missed the meeting and results will be announced at a later date.
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Susan
Mr. Haggard
Spencer
Estherville
Emmetsburg
Graettinger Fans Earn Praise For Sportsmanship
Principal Hag gard lauds Graettinger supporters after basketball games, praising their conduct and placing their fans above others in sportsmanship.
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Graettinger
Haggard
Swing Show Rescheduled at Grachtinger High School
The swing show moved to March 23 and 24 at 7:30 PM in the Grachtinger High School gym. Reserved seats from the 16 and 17 now cover the new dates, with the Music Department presenting the 1976 program Together in a bicentennial How to present program of Togetherness featuring Time Is My Friend Love Theme From Lady Sings the Blues and Every Day of My Life.
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Grachtinger High School
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