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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1970
Page
3
Palo Alto County 4-H Awards Night will be held November 7 in the Juniro High auditorium. 4-H members will be recognized for the past year. County clubs began litter collection along roads and parks, with prize for the best effort. County officers will lead the program.
Ridlic Safety Commissioner Jack Alten urged parents to choose safe costumes that do not impede movement and to use bright or white materials. Adults should accompany groups of four or five children and drivers must be extra vigilant on Halloween night October 30 and October 31.
AEC sponsored lecture on atomic energy and its uses will be in Graettinger Community School auditorium on Wednesday Oct 28 at 9 30 a m. The public is invited. Ronald Nutt will present This Atomic World using a Y tube and a radioactive ball to show tagged atoms in circulation and pipeline flow. This program is operated for the AEC by Oak Ridge Associated Universities Tennessee.
Graettinger residents join Trick or Treat for UNICEF on Tuesday night October 27. The campaign raises funds to aid UNICEF programs in health, nutrition, and education for developing nations. Last year donations reached 3 250 000 dollars, funding vaccines, medicines, and school kits for children.
Independence resident Cliff Brimmer caught a northern pike weighing 17 pounds 7 ounces and measuring 39 inches long from the Wapsipinicon river this month. Walnut residents L. D. Houseman of Gardiner reported an unusually large walnut with three nuts inside, 3 inches across. Dwight G. McCarty of Emmetsburg retires after a 64 year practice. his firm began 101 years ago in Emmetsburg. Osceola resident Mrs. Kermit Wallace harvested a sweet potato weighing 10 pounds from her patch, described as a meal for many.
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