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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1972
Page
3
Friday basketball at Al bert City and Twin Rivers for Junior High. End of first semester. Saturday Winter Party. Monday JV basketball at Gilmore City. No school Teachers Work Day Parent Teacher Conference optional. Tuesday Basic Skills tests and FFA meeting. Wednesday report cards issued. Adult Farmers meeting at 7 30 p.m. Dart.
Carol Jean Wiegert a Rolfe High School senior born May 8 1954 is active in band mixed chorus track softball basketball student council and FHA president. She plans to major in biology in college and to participate fully in activities to avoid a boring life.
A school publication lists playful dedications to classmates and staff with song titles and personal notes. It mentions a Christian Youth Congress trip to Minneapolis from December 27 to 30 with 17,000 attendees, speakers, vocal groups, and the Jesus March, plus reflections by Rosemary Pease and others.
Ella Olson, Shaklee distributor in Rolfe, promotes basic household products with no phosphates and a laundry option. Charles A. Gunderson, attorney, lists Rolfe contact details between Bank and Post Office. Phone numbers 848 3569 and 848 3843.
Father Jerome Coyle presides Mass on Saturday at 7 00 p m and Sunday at 8 30 a m Isaiah 61 1 6 and I Corinthians 2 6 16 are read The Monday Adult Instruction at St Pauls church 7 30 p m invites all to learn the Lutheran Confession The Wednesday Bible Study circle meets at 1 30 p m and the U P W general meeting at 10 a m features a sewing day Soup and sandwich luncheon for Group I Hostesses quote: What we are comes to light when we are free to do what we like.
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