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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1975
Page
6
The Rolfe Chamber of Commerce sponsors an Easter Coloring Contest for children aged 4 to 10 with Lucky Bucks for winners. Entry forms available starting March 14 at chamber member businesses, due March 26 at 6 00 p.m. in three age groups. Winners announced at Lions Easter Egg Hunt on March 29.
Northwest Iowa searches for talent to perform on a 19 hour United Cerebral Palsy KVFD-TV telethon in Fort Dodge April 5 and 6 to raise funds for cerebral palsy. Auditions will occur across communities in March. Dick Hardiman will host. Dan Reed coordinates with Ann Allison. no compensation. KTLB plans a new FM station at Twin Lakes.
Susan Baade is elected to a state FHA office to help plan Chapter activities and will attend the FHA National Meeting in Washington DC July 14 17. Delegates heard a talk by Dick Milham author composer and singer who has a youth musical The Searcher recently recorded. The event is sponsored by the Iowa Department of Public Instruction.
The Rolfe city council approved the budget for fiscal year July 1 1975 to June 30 1976 totaling 234 239 with council members Bennett Peterson and Shimon present. Mayor Wood authorized a contract with Iowa Road Builders for road repair. a multi family dwelling was issued to Russell Winkleblack and a beer permit issued to the Rolfe Golf Club. A hearing on April 2 will amend the 74 75 budget and the next meeting is March 19 at 7 30 p.m. Area V Drug Abuse coordinator Chris Olson will attend.
Refunds will credit customers for rate increases from August 1972 through December 31, 1974. The Iowa Commerce Commission denied the higher payments. refunds cover long distance and local service and related charges. Each bill will show a detailed explanation of the credit.
An Iowa State University economist sees a chance corn prices may briefly rebound from late February declines. Jeb Wisner cites factors including anticipated higher domestic corn feeding and a cautious demand readjustment amid broad grain market shifts.
Andrew Schill notes Iowa statute changes remove requirement for a past special election. Directors with unexpired terms or those already elected by approval will serve out terms. Beginning next September, directors up for election must come from director districts.
A Dairy Heifer meeting will be held in Albert City with the ISU Extension Service. The session is open to all, regardless of DHIA membership, and will cover dairy herd topics and management.
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