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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1973
Page
7
Jim Finch Pocahontas County Extension Director announced Pocahontas Master Corn and Soybean Growers Contests now accept entries. Deadline locally is July 20. Open to any farm operator with at least ten acres. $9 per contest or $13 for both. Entry blanks available at the Extension Office in Pocahontas.
State Senator Bill Winkelman will meet any group in the 24th District to provide a nonpartisan legislative progress report. He plans six months of district visits before the legislature reconvenes in January to discuss enacted laws and proposed issues.
A Rotating public notice invites any organization to contact Senator Winkelman at his Lohrville home on Highway 4 and 17 to arrange for a legislative report or discussion. The provided phone number is 465 2125 for arranging these meetings.
Debra Loreen wore a veil held by a lace headpiece while a bouquet of roses and orchids with purple accents and white satin ribbon streamers complemented her organza gown. Lisa Post served as maid of honor with Karen and Lisa Post as bridesmaids in lavender gowns.
Rockwell International lawn care experts urge frequent mowing with higher cuts to prevent scalping and weak roots. They recommend an ideal 1.5 inch grass height and advise trimming with an upright cordless trimmer. Fertilizer with nitrogen phosphorus and potassium should be applied in spring, summer, and fall.
Rolfe defeated Pocahontas 12-3 in a Saturday night game as local prep and Little League teams posted results. Julie Brinkman allowed five hits and two strikeouts for the Rammettes while Linda Pedersen added three hits. Plover notes include church services and community visits.
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