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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1975
Page
5
Miss Marie Pavik resigns as Pocahontas County auditor effective May 14 1975 after 27 years in the office. She started in 1945 and was appointed in 1947. Pavik will join First Federal Savings of Fort Dodge on May 15. the board will appoint a successor to serve until the 1976 general election. Applications due by April 28.
Senator William Winkelman from the Twenty Fourth District will meet the public on Main Street Gilmore City Saturday April 19 from 430 to 600 PM. He thanks supporters traveling long distances to attend these northwest Iowa gatherings in Pocahontas County and invites discussion. A musical program from Laurens students will accompany the event.
Civil Defense Director Lorin Christiansen announces a new Sky-Warn program asking all Pocahontas County residents to report severe or unusual weather to the county sheriff’s office at 335-3309. The plan emphasizes rapid reports during peak tornado season and provides step by step reporting instructions and shelter guidance.
Edith Dunham Webber, noted book reviewer and travel consultant, presents a program of reviews at 2:00 p.m. in Rolfe. She recently visited New York publishers to scout new titles. Mrs. Webber previously drew praise here and has done radio reviews. musical numbers by Mrs. Charles Anderson and Mrs. Roger Simonson follow. A tea is served with a $1.00 charge.
Kevin Kerns presented Mounting a Butterfly receiving an outstanding rating in the intermediate division reflecting strong artistry and technique.
A prenatal series for expectant parents is set in the Pocahontas Community Hospital classroom. The first of three sessions runs Thursday April 17 at 8 30 p.m. with sessions on April 24 and May 1. Parents-to-be are welcome to attend.
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