Graettinger Pirates Reach Iowa 1-A Final In Cedar Falls
Graettinger Pirates, 11-0 and unbeaten, advance to the state Class 1-A final at the UNI Dome in Cedar Falls after a 46-20 playoff win over Avoca. Mike Masters tallied 263 rushing yards and 3 scores, Terry Masters added two rushing TDs, and Odebolt-Arthur fell 26-0 in the first round as Graettinger outgained their foes 340 rushing yards to 137. The Pirates meet BCL Conrad for the title while Dowling-Central eyes 4-A, Emmetsburg meets Columbus in 3-A, and Central Lyon faces Sigourney in 2-A.
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Channel 9 Coverage Returns To Graettinger For Pirates Playoff Bid
Channel 9 News team Tammie Taylor and Mark Swanson returned to Graettinger to cover Graettinger Pirates football as they reach the state playoffs for the first time. They filmed downtown and at Graettinger High School with coaches and players. the segment aired on the 10:00 news that Friday.
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Flower Drum Song delights Graettinger audience
The Graettinger High School Vocal and Instrumental Music Department staged Rogers and Hammerstein's The Flower Drum Song Friday and Monday to large crowds. Strong performances by Diana Schmeling as Madam Liang, John Millen as Wang Chi Yang, Jim Graettinger as Dr. Li, and Beth Hankey as Mei Li drew praise, with Becky Weber as Linda Low and the Reitz brothers delivering engaging singing and stage presence. The student band, led by Paul Lehman, plus Zevenbergen and Garnet Voigt at keyboards and bass, earned warm applause.
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Diana Schmeling
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Beth Hankey
America
Becky Weber
Linda Low
Grant Avenue
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Donna Westergard
Helen
Shelly Cox
Ensemble
Dave Matheson
Kathy McQuown
Sue Ellis
Ronda Reutter
Paulette Frick
Paul Lehman
Marjie McQuown
Mr. Zevenbergen
Kristy Duus
Garnet Voigt
Cornbelt All Conference Team Honors Graettinger Pirates
The Corn Belt coaches named Graettinger Pirates as the conference champions dominate both sides of the ball with Terry Masters Mike Masters Mike Elsenbast earning multiple spots on first and second teams. Other Pirates include Tom Brown John Millen Monty Schang and Randy Brobst with several players from Mallard Terris and West Bend also recognized.
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Gene Olberding
Mallard
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Kent Krug
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West Bend
Doug Moyer
Jim Feldman
Terris
Bob Axdahl
Casey Jones
Sioux Rapids
All The Way for Graettinger Pirates in Championship Push
Pat Duhn reports total team effort as the Graettinger Pirates topple the No 1 ranked Avoha Vikings. The win earns a state Class 1-A final berth at the Uni-Dome in Cedar Falls with Graettinger facing BGL, rallying home supporters from Graettinger and nearby towns.
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Community Plans Big Friday Football Trip to Cedar Falls
Residents rally for Cedar Falls trip to watch the Pirates face BCL Conrad in the Class 1 A Football Championship. A Greyhound bus is chartered for fans. many local businesses to operate on skeleton staff. Radio and TV coverage will reach those unable to attend. town expects few pedestrians Friday around 6 30.
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GHS Bowl Team Falls to Armstrong in KVFD Broadcast
GHS bowl squad led by Jim Graettinger Vernon Reitz Marjie McQuown and Candy Funk struggled early on KVFD last November 11. They rallied in the second half but still lost 135 to 70 against Armstrong, the opponent.
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Wallingford Man Sues for 75000 Damages Over Assault
Donald L. Rustad of Wallingford files in Third Judicial District Court seeking 50000 actual and 25000 exemplary damages from David and Diane Clark of Estherville and from Jerry Allen Erickson. He alleges Erickson, after appearing intoxicated at The Hop Shop on July 1, 1976, assaulted him causing a permanent facial and arm scar. The petition seeks 50000 from each defendant jointly and 50000 from David and Diane Clark separately.
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Estherville
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Graettinger Times Closed For Thanksgiving Holiday
The Graettinger Times will be closed on November 25 and 26 for Thanksgiving, resuming operations the following business day. This two day closure affects all internal processing and distribution.
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Times subscribers to get paper Friday November 26
The newspaper will be delivered Friday November 26 due to the post office closure on Thursday.
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Fall Music Concert Returns to Graettinger Stage
The fall music concert by the Jim Graettinger district will feature the chorus the band and extra attractions on November 30. The free public event invites community members to enjoy performances from the music departments. Meanwhile Paul Forey steps from Terminal Coop to St Clair Macomb Consumers Coop in Richmond Michigan to serve as general manager starting January 3 with Don Holmgren succeeding him locally.
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Countywide swine flu clinic to be held December 11
A county immunization clinic will run December 11, 1976 from 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. at Emmetsburg Jr High School. The event offers free swine flu shots to any person over 18.
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By Jim Graettinger