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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1976
Page
2
A lively piece extols library reference service and information power at Marion Library. It lists sample questions it can help with from fixes and science to history and art, while noting not all answers are known but the staff excels at finding information.
Saturday and Sunday guests filled homes from Des Moines to Fort Dodge and Cedar Rapids. The notes list Laura Neal, Willard Peterson, the Merrimans, Fitzgeralds, the Shimon family, and many others visiting relatives, celebrating birthdays, or attending open houses in towns including Orlando Florida trips and a 45th wedding anniversary in Plover.
A Rolfe High School page lists staff roles and student reporters, with upcoming sports events at Gilmore City Lake, Twin Rivers, West Bend and Laurens. It also recalls Homecoming and Sweetheart plans, summer memories, and personal favorites and dislikes of a student named Joan who plans to study in Des Moines at AI B. Her advice to underclassmen is to be yourself.
The F K A held its January 28 1976 meeting electing officers for 1976 77 Jane Frerk was named president Chris Schoon vice president Jayne Brinkman secretary treasurer Dorine Metz historian Kim Stover publicity Laurie Baadte program chair Shelley Ives recreation Gina Smith music chair Deb Robinson district representative Robinson also chosen to accompany Brinkman Schoon Frerk to the March state meeting in Des Moines Mary Jo Thompson County Extension Agent spoke on Trash to Treasures for Kids Members made pup pets clay soap pictures and yarn dolls for children Campbell's soup labels totaled 4000 allowing ordering a cas gens seoerder.
David Johnson Janelle Sennett Barb Wilson and Eric Vaughn joined about 360 Northwest Iowa high school students under Dr Lehl at Washington High Cherokee for a day long choral festival. Morningside College Choir led by Dr James Wood also performed. Eldon Sennett praised the event.
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