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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1975
Page
2
Forest City’s prominent electrical utility, praised for contributing to regional development, supplying power to Forest City and Winnebago Industries. It emphasizes low, reasonable rates and comprehensive service, with address P.O. Box 346 Forest City and phone 582 4343. 1975 Business Times Report.
Monsen Painting located at Rural Route 3 in Forest City offers interior and exterior painting and decorating for residential, industrial, and commercial jobs. With an aerial truck for hard to reach areas, they prepare surfaces thoroughly to ensure long lasting results, on schedule and at the lowest price for quality work. Information and free estimates available at 582-4679.
Elsbecker Construction in Bancroft on South Greenwood is noted for first class contracting and guaranteed workmanship. Experience and proper equipment enable them to handle any contracting or alteration job quickly and to specifications. Call 885-2654 for reliable building help.
On February 17 the Titania Care Center held a week of varied activities. Readers enjoyed The Long Winter about a blizzard, while afternoon bingo crowned winners including Cora and several Berthas. Games such as 500 and ring tass plus crafts and music sessions filled the week. A Ruth Circle visit from Ramsey Reformed Church brought poems, songs, and cookies. An exercise milestone allowed touching toes easily and a Disneyland film capped the day. Rev. Herbert Hanson led Sunday services and thanks were given for cookie donations.
The Junior Girl Scouts met on February 24 with Kim Bengtson and Davy Spear serving lunch. Invitations were made for fathers as they prepare for the March 3 banquet. Next meeting is March 17. bring a gallon bleach bottle cotton balls ribbon and artificial flower. Sylvia Everding and Valerie Norland will serve lunch next meeting.
The Cadettes met February 24 at 4 15 p m in the schools music room. The secretary and treasurer reports were given. Invitations for the Dad Daughter Banquet Night were made and a skit was discussed. The meeting adjourned and crafts were worked on.
The Buffalo Boosters 4 H Club installed officers including president Susan Rike and vice president Rachel Eden during a January meeting in Fellowship Hall. Eleven members and one guest attended. a February meeting had 12 members present. Members discussed sewing projects, pledge activities, and adoptive grandmothers, with demonstrations on sewing machine parts and tote bag making.
Two new extension publications on beef cow herd management are available at county extension offices. One, Feeding the Beef Cow, was written by ISU extension livestock specialists Mitch Geasler Bill Zmolek and Caryl Strohbehn. It covers summer feeding and management.
Veishea offers scholarships to Iowa high school seniors planning to attend Iowa State University. Sixteen finalists will be guests of Veishea 1975 on April 30 to May 2. Six $440 and ten $220 awards apply to ISU tuition. applications due March 19, 1975.
On February 24 fourteen Brownie Girl Scouts met in Fellowship Hall for their regular meeting at the Methodist Church. They prepared for Dad-Daughter Night set for March 3 at Good Hope Lutheran Church. Girl Scout Week spans March 9 to 15. Next meeting scheduled for March 17 with adjournment motion by Barbara Moore. treats brought by Sharon Madsen. Brenda Carlson reporter.
Titonka area hosts Mr and Mrs Gene Krominga welcomed Sunday guests including Mrs Darrell Kingsbury, Mr and Mrs James Hobbs, Brian and Lisa from Crystal Lake, and Mr and Mrs Richard Peterson from Woden for a family evening meal.
Weekly school lunch lineup lists meals from Monday to Friday. Main options include spaghetti with meat sauce, ham loaf, pizza casserole, shrimp and sauce, and tuna noodle casserole with sides like vegetables, fruit, bread, and milk.
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