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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1967
Page
3
The document lists dates for summer programs starting May 31 at Lake Okoboji and activities for clubs. It mentions a District Camp for younger members, events across several counties, and a week of sessions planned in June with activities in home economics projects and demonstrations.
A trimo cular emblem with an orange center and red border is gaining recognition as a slow-moving vehicle warning. State lawmakers may seek a statute requiring emblems on vehicles under 25 miles per hour on public roads. Iowa Loss Prevention cautions farmers to install emblems immediately on all farm vehicles to prevent accidents and save lives.
County leaders announce a countywide demonstration meeting in early June and invite interested 4 H members to attend. A HIT girls club leader is sought to attend the State 414 Conference at Ames the week of June 19, to chaperone about 25 4 H delegates and participate in conference sessions. Contact the Extension Office in Enmetsbore for details. Eggs provide vitamins A D and B2, iron and high quality protein. Purchase eggs from refrigerated cases and keep them cold. Choose clean, uncracked eggs with sound shells and avoid dirty or cracked ones. USDA grade is recommended.
In Buffalo Center last Friday the convention drew several ladies including Mmes Arnold Olson delegate Nordeiin Peterson Gilbert England C L Torreson LaVertia Anderson Riecbert Ressell Robert Glaser Amos Egeland Olga Ness Radna Ness John Drew Ole Ressell and John Thomas Speakers for the conference were Rev Arthur.
One hundred and sixty ladies attended a birquet gaven by Ure men of the cehareh at Wallingfield Latthers. Irvin Mathea son led decorations with Jamie Kasi and Vernon Wil terstiaad. Rolland Rolfsen chaired the kitchen committee. Harold Thustad and others hosted. Program booklets featured birds and name tags. After a three course dinner the event moved upstairs for songs and toasts to Daughters, Mothers and Grandmothers. Special music by Leaguers featured several students. An illustrated talk on flowers and remembrances to the youngest child and oldest grandmother closed the program.
The youngest mother, Mrs Dar win Schnell, and Pastor Robert Ia Glaser accompanied by Mrs Bert Twite visited Bert Wite, a patient at Sioux Malls Veterans Hospital, Thursday morning.
Ames Iowa The State Stage Band and Cardinal Key notes will team up for their second annual Pop Nite on the Iowa State University campus at 5 pm Friday May 12 in the Sun Room Memorial Union. No admission charge and the public invited. Steve Graettinger son of Mr and Mrs Al Graettinger is a garnetist with the stage band.
Mrs Dorothy Oeven Prim Shar is retiring from her position with the O'Brien County Court House after four decades of service.
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