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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1977
Page
2
The column notes four new sculpture pieces soon available for circulation and promises descriptions and pictures next week. It lists open hours: Monday and Friday 3 to 5, Tuesday 3 to 5, Wednesday 2 to 5, Thursday 7:90 to 9 p.m., Saturday 2 to 5. It encourages item renewals by phone with specifics, urges reporting mending needs, and highlights interlibrary loan growth and Readers Guide access.
A 1977 column offers guidance on narrowing research topics, using Readers Guide, and ordering Interlibrary Loan items from Sioux City libraries. It lists librarians Marion, Karen DeWolf, and Nancy Gardewine with phone numbers, notes limited open hours, and promotes Life Is A Banquet as Rosa Lind Russell’s autobiography.
Dorothy Hellickson reports a busy Thanksgiving period with visits across Iowa. The Plover American Legion Auxiliary plans a Friday meeting at 2:00 p.m. at Mrs. Bernard Arnold’s home and asks members to bring unwrapped gifts for Woodward State School patients. Numerous families shared meals and visits including the Worsters, Depews, Hellicksons, Torgersons, VanAlstines, Tolstedt, Eppelsheimers, and others in Marshalltown, Pocahontas, Denver, and beyond.
A Rolfe High School student paper lists staff credits and a weekly menu from December 2 to December 8. It includes student reporters editors and advisors, followed by daily meal plans featuring grilled cheese, hot dogs, pizza, beef and noodles, and meat sandwiches. The issue also features a handwritten question of the week with various student slogan submissions and quirky lines.
The passage reflects on effort and credit at work. It contrasts workers who do the actual tasks with those who take the credit, sharing a personal experience of doing most of the work and bad behavior when a coworker accepts pay for work not done. The narrator notes irritation at such attitudes.
Julie Young and Jeff Kerns joined Mr Gary Willet and family for an Honor Band Festival at Augustana College in Sioux Falls South Dakota. Four states sent schools three clinics per instrument two two hour practice sessions with 160 students per band and evening performances. Julie saxophone Jeff trombone led by instrument professionals.
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