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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1970

Page

5

Kindergarten Round-up at Rolfe School Enrolls 23

Twenty three children, 15 boys and eight girls, registered for kindergarten for fall 1970 at Rolfe Community School. Listed were Troy Boeckholt Thomas Brase Raymond Boeckholt James Howland Dawn Mann Tammy Pederson Danny Sweet Eric Tutt Catherine Johnson Brad Shelgren Robert Wagner Alison Kelly Joseph Zeman Bradley Kerns Michael Majorowicz Jill Simonson Jim Freh Brad Hutchinson Rod Shelgren Wendy Shelgren Christine Wadsley Cade Cruickshank Cathy Guerttman and others parental groups include Mr Mrs Perry Johnson Rev Mrs Brase Mr Mrs Cleve Kerns and Mr Mrs John Zeman.

Rolfe Community School Troy Boeckholt Thomas Brase Raymond Boeckholt James Howland Dawn Mann Tammy Pederson Danny Sweet Eric Tutt Catherine Johnson Brad Shelgren Robert Wagner Alison Kelly Joseph Zeman

Rolfe Library Prepares for National Library Week

Rolfe Library celebrates National Library Week April 12 to 18 inviting public school children to visit and learn library value. Adults encouraged to come as new titles arrive including Palace of Healing Waiting for Willa One Day Shape Up The French Lieutenant's Woman and other works.

Rolfe Library National Library Palace OF Healing Dorothy Clark Wilson India Willa Dorothy Eden John Fowles

Hughes Named to Rolfe School Board After Kennedy Death

Deane C. Gunderson, president of the Rolfe Community School Board, announced Jerry Hughes was appointed to fill the unexpired term after Lawrence Kennedy’s death. The five month appointment was made at a special meeting. Hughes runs Jerry's Super Valu and has two schoolage children, David and Brenda.

Deane C. Gunderson Rolfe Community School Board Jerry Hughes Lawrence Kennedy Hughes Kermitt Shimon Gay Stover Theo Ripperger Mr. Hughes Jerry Super Valu David Brenda

Rolfe Juniors and Seniors Banquet Saturday Evening

The Rolfe High School Juniors and Seniors held their annual Junior-Senior Banquet with a Tahitian Paradise theme at the DMT School building. Toastmaster David Loxterkamp, former Rolfe teacher Dan Offenberger as speaker, and Carol Rude with Monte Howard as seniors’ representative led the program. the Rolfe Swing Choir performed and the Humboldt Stage Band provided post banquet music.

Rolfe High School Rolfe Rolfe School D.M.T David Loxterkamp Dan Offenberger Carol Rude Monte Howard Rolfe Swing Humboldt Stage Band

Superbird Kite Sparked Weekend Sky Invasion

A vivid kite named Superbird stirred curiosity as it appeared in the Sunday sky during a spring kite day. Jeff Spencer, son of Bill Spencer, held a firm grip on the string amid the breezy conditions.

Jeff Spencer Bill Spencers Rolfe

Swing Show To Be Presented Fri Sat Nites

The third annual Swing Show titled Salute to the Spring Spring returns to Rolfe School gym on April 10 and 11 at 7 30 p m. Curtis Svalstad and Stanley Hays direct the event featuring Swing Choir Stage Band Mixed Chorus Girl's Glee Jazz Ensemble German Band and Comedy Quips with advance tickets $1 50 adults $1 00 children. at the door $1 75 and $1 25.

Rolfe Curtis Svalstad Stanley Hays

Cancer Crusade Drive Opens in Pocahontas County

The Pocahontas County Chapter of the American Cancer Crusade held a kick off meeting on April 7 at the Chow House Pocahontas. The annual drive runs April 13 through April 30 with Mrs. Sharon Wadsley of Rolfe heading the local effort. Workers begin soliciting April 13.

Pocahontas County American Cancer Crusade Chow House Pocahontas Cancer Crusade Sharon Wadsley Rolfe

Obituary of Lawrence L Kennedy Civil servant and veteran remembered

Lawrence L Kennedy 50 died in a April 1 1970 car crash on his mail route. He was a Rolfe High School valedictorian 1937 Navy veteran farmer and rural carrier. He served on Clinton Garfield Cemetery and Rolfe School boards and was a longtime Scoutmaster. Survived by Beverly his wife five children two sisters a brother and a grandson. Burial in Clinton Garfield Cemetery.

Lawrence L. Kennedy Presbyterian Church Dallas Johnson Jake Rutgers C. Elmer Peterson James Taylor Mike Behrendsen Deane Gunderson Carl Hansen Everett Rickard Don Spencer E. C. White Clinton-Garfield Cemetery Lawrence W. Kennedy Leonard Caroline Paulson Kennedy Rolfe Mr. Kennedy Beverly Bradburn U.S. Navy Kennedy United Presbyterian Church Boy Scouts Clinton-Garfield

Youth seminar on Iowa community concerns held near Storm Lake

Don Marine a senior at Rolfe Community School joined about 200 youths and adults from roughly 20 northwest Iowa counties at Buena Vista College in Storm Lake on March 30. The group discussed school problems teenage drinking drug abuse relationships and values and planned community action programs.

Don Marine Rolfe Community School West Iowa Buena Vista College Storm Lake Town Commission On Children and Youth

Rolfe Chamber of Commerce to Convene Dinner Meeting

The Rolfe Chamber of Commerce will hold a noon meeting on Monday April 13 in the Uptown Cafe dining room for a dinner and business session. Members are urged to attend.

Rolfe Chamber of Commerce Uptown Cafe

Rolfe Leads Pocahontas County Retail Sales Rise in 1969

Rolfe retail sales topped 2 million in the year ending June 30 1969 per the State Department of Revenue. Pocahontas County overall declined slightly from 23 250 679 in 1968 to 22 088 694 in 1969 with Pocahontas county seat posting the highest total. Laurens and Fonda joined the top performers while Gilmore City slipped from 1 428 639 to 1 363 964 as 1969 sales.

Rolfe State Department of Revenue Pocahontas County Gilmore City Pocahontas Laurens Fonda

Mrs. Bess Graham to auction household goods in Rolfe

Mrs. Bess Graham will hold a closing out sale of her household goods at her home at 1sl and Walnut Streets one block east of Sunset Hill Manor in Rolfe. The sale begins Saturday April 11 at 1:00 p.m.

Bess Graham Walnut Streets Sunset Hill Manor Rolfe

Grass Fire Near Roy Brooks Prompted Rollfe Fire Call

Rolfe Fire Department responded to a grass fire started near Roy Brooks residence around 1:45 pm on a Wednesday. Firefighters remained at the scene until the fire burned out with no property damage and a Spring Clean-up safety warning issued for leaves trash burning and for children near fires.

Rolfe Roy Brooks

Rolfe Woman elected Pocahontas County clubs chair

Mrs Everett Burns of Rolfe was named Chairman of the Pocahontas County Federation of Women’s Clubs at a March 16 meeting in Laurens Public attention focused on the theme Enlighten Enrich Entertain with 72 club members registered Loren Oleson of Pocahontas County presiding Mervin Nelson gave the invocation and led the Pledge of Allegiance

Rolfe Everett Burns Pocahontas County

Tax Problems meeting set for Pocahontas Courthouse

A Tax Problems meeting is scheduled for Friday April 10 at 7 30 p m in the Assembly Room of the Pocahontas County Courthouse. The Pocahontas County Taxpayers Association sponsors the event inviting all taxpayers. Vince Brannigan of Fonda is the association president.

Pocahontas Pocahontas County

Pocahontas County Plans Rubella Measles Clinic

Pocahontas County joins Iowa public health efforts by scheduling a rubella and measles vaccination clinic for children age one to 12. The Pocahontas County Medical Society voted to cooperate with the State Health Department, with dates to be announced in late April or May. The measure aims to prevent measles outbreaks noted in 1971 and warns rubella can be serious for pregnant women in early pregnancy.

Pocahontas County

Bishop Company Office Burns at Carlisle Iowa

A fire tore through the Bishop Municipal Swimming Pool Company office and showroom in Carlisle Iowa Sunday evening destroying much of the building. Loss is estimated around 100000 with crucial engineering designs for 100 Bishop pools lost. The manufacturing plant across the street escaped damage and the Rolfe pool project remained on track with completion expected in a few days. Pool association president Glen Neugent said parts of the pool would be moved to Rolfe by truck next Wednesday or Thursday, requiring several loads.

Bishop Municipal Swimming Pool Company Carlisle Iowa Bishop Company Rolfe Bishop Glen Neugent The Pool Association

Old Office Razed for New Farm Storage Tanks

Farmers Coop Company of Rolfe razes the old Charlton Grain Company building from 1927 to make four steel tanks with total capacity 160000 bushels. Tanks will connect to the Rolfe elevator west of the tracks and include high volume aeration for moist corn for 60 to 50 days. A Bradgate branch will add a 100000 bushel wood elevator east of the office. Construction at both sites starts soon.

Charlton Grain Company Farmers Coop Company Rolfe Bradgate

Driver Education Classes Scheduled at Rolfe School

Rolfe Community School will hold the classroom phase of driver education in the evenings on April 20 21 22 27 29 and May 4 6 11 12 19 20 from 6 30 to 9 00. The behind the wheel phase starts June 15 and lasts about six weeks to minimize conflicts with family plans. Contact Mr Duerling at 848-3350 with questions.

Rolfe Community School Duerling

Music Mothers to Present Swing Show Replay in School

Music Mothers announce a video replay of the 1970 Swing Show Salute to the Spring in the school lunchroom at 7 30 p m Monday April 13. Mr Hays has rented equipment for the replay and all participants and Music Mothers are invited. Refreshments will be served.

Hays

Mayor Allows Burning Rubbish Under Nuisance Rule

Mayor Pat Wood says residents may burn rubbish on their own property as long as it does not create a nuisance, reflecting recent articles on air pollution from burning waste. The statement addresses local practices and environmental concerns.

Pat Wood

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