Horizons Bicentennial Committee picks two projects for Rolfe
The Horizons Bicentennial Committee led by Rob Dixon proposes choosing between upgrading emergency medical care facilities and building a community center. An ambulance replacement and improved equipment are listed for the medical option, while the center would serve as a multipurpose gathering and entertainment space. Voters can return ballots to Freeman's Clover Farm, Rolfe State Band, or Jerry's Super Valu after checking the page 2 ad.
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Horizons
Rob Dixon
Rolfe
Freeman's
Clover Farm
Rolfe State Band
Jerry's Super Valu
Honor Roll Names Rolfe Students for 1975-76
Rolfe Community School lists second quarter A and B honor roll students across grades from seventh to twelfth. The roster highlights top seniors Joan Allen to Barbara Wilson and Therese Majorowicz as a State Scholar, with notable involvement in band chorus and youth groups. Therese will attend college to study music after graduation.
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Rolfe Community
Joan Allen
Sue Baade
Jeanette Behrendsen
Marilyn Bennett
Joyce Brinkman
Melody Gardewine
Bill Howland
Therese Majorowicz
Jonellé Sennett
Barb Wilson
Kim Zeman
Janelle Sennett
Jane Frerk
Cheryl Majorowicz
Jeff Carlton
Pam Hoesing
Cathy Shimon
Chris Simonson
Mary Diederich
Rhonda Rutgers
Kyle Brinkman
Kim Farley
Todd Shelgren
Maureen Harrington
Ken Allen
Dan O'Donnell
Susan Pedersen
Bridget Shimon
Vicki Shoemaker
Gene Swanson
Garry DeWall
Jane Freeman
Paul Hoesing
Kent Hovey
Russ Johnson
Lisa Post
Deb Robinson
Chris Schoon
Curt Sindergard
Nina Stewart
John Winkleblack
Laurie Baadte
Kerry Bennett
Jayne Brinkman
Paul Christianson
Walley Larson
Kevin Maaasen
Shelley Peterson
Lori Simonson
Chuck Winkleblack
Lynn Baadte
Peg Cruickshank
Kari Diederich
Sherry Guertzman
Kathy Kerns
Rolfe Commuunity School
State of Iowa
Therese
Higher Education Facilities Commission
Robert Ray
Raymond Majorowicz
Rolfe Community School
Edna M. Marcum
Theresa
United Methodist Youth Fellowship
Aperess
T Schoon
Lisa Posty
The
Grow
Former Pocahontas police officer candidate for sheriff
Don Schossow 27 announced as Democratic candidate for Pocahontas County Sheriff. He and wife Carol, married nine years, have four children. He lived on a farm near Fonda, then Sioux Rapids and Arnolds Park as a part time officer before joining Pocahontas Police in 1970, serving two years as assistant chief. He is a graduate of the Iowa Law Enforcement Academy Camp Dodge and studied narcotics and dangerous drugs.
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Pocahontas
Don Schossow
Pocahontas County
Schossow
Carol
Don
Fonda
Sioux Rapids
Arnolds Park
An Evening With Lil at Walcott Center in Gilmore City
Gilmore CityBradgate School Music Mothers sponsor a vocal recital by Ms. Lyllis Athens on Saturday February 7 at 7 30 PM at the Walcott Activity Center. Proceeds support Campships for her vocal students. Tickets listed at local outlets. adult 1 50 student 75 cents.
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Music Mothers of
Gilmore City-Bradgate School
Lil
Walcott
Gilmore City
Ms. Lyllis Athens
Ms. Athens
Presbyterian Church
George
Iowa
Worthington
Minn
United Methodist Church
Worthing
Westmar College
LeMars
Wayne Mitchell
Westmar
Lane's
Humboldt
Rolfe State Bank
Pioneer Elevator
Shimon's Drug
Pocahontas
Monson's
Bradgate
Hogan's Grocery
Rolfe Chamber Set for Monday Meeting and Band Rehearsal
Rolfe Chamber of Commerce plans a noon Monday meeting in the Library basement on February 9. The Rolfe Community Band also schedules a special rehearsal February 8 at 3:00 p.m. in the school room to bolster balance. Jan Wolfe, daughter of Gary and Bonnie Wolfe, won a Bicentennial Essay Contest in the sixth grade at Jackson School with the topic A Past to Honor A Future to Mold.
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Rolfe Chamber of Commerce
Rolfe Area
Gary Willett
Jan Wolfe
Gary Wolfe
Education Department
Atlantic Junior Federated Women's Club
Jan
Jackson School
Bonnie Wolfe
Ray Wolfe
Wolfe
Russel Jordan
Atlantic
Weather records and temperatures listed for late January to early February
The data show daily high and low temperatures from January 28 to February 3. Values include highs of 47 and 49 degrees and lows as low as 5 degrees, with multiple days around mid to upper 40s and several single digit lows.
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Greg Reigelsberger
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Deb Duitscher
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