The Bayard News from Bayard, Iowa • Page 2

THURSDAY. JUNE 19, 1975 ESTABLISHED 1880 The Bayard News weekly newspaper published every Thursday by (he Bayard News. Bayard. Iowa CENTRAL IOWA PUBLISHING. INC.

Publishers KENNETH ROBINSON Editor Second ciass postage paid at Bayard. Iowa 50029 SUBSCRIPTIONS S6 in Iowa $7 Elsewhere NATIONAL NEWSPAPER 1UT NN MEMBH-1975 THIS 'N THAT By A LOUISE ROBINSON We're all going to live in cities by July 1. Won't hurry you to pack and move, however. All towns will become cities as of July due to the New Home Rule laws which go into effect then Of course, Bagley is ahead of us. You have no doubt noticed that in their council proceedings it is the city of Bagley, not the town.

Used to be a municipality had to have a population of 2,000 or over to be known as a city, but no more. We cannow all hail one another as city cousins A visitor to the office from Coon Rapids suggests that it would have been nice if we could have been known as villages. Sounds homier, doesn't it? -M- The so-called "older" group in Bagley named themselves the 50 Club. Singers in the Bayard Methodist Church who are a bit older are the Sweet 60's. A senior group in Jefferson are the Mid Winter Club members.

Don't know what name the Bayard group will adopt When they were discussing names in Bagley someone mentioned the name of a club that had at one time been in existence. ItwastheElderbloom. Would be a good name now, for elders. -M- June 20 a caravan of pre-world War II cars, trucks and moto- cycles will take a three-day trip across Iowa. The tour will commemorate the Lincoln Highway beginnings, the first transcontinental motor route.

The route basically flollows Highway 30 across Iowa. The entourage departs at 9 a June 20 from June 21 the caravan will participate in the Rose Festival parade in State Center and will stop that night in Jefferson. Then the tour goes to the edge of Scranton and on to Denison, ending the afternoon of June 22 in Blair, Nebr. So if we in this area want to see the cars, looks like we should be in Jefferson the night of June 20 or north of Scranton the morning of June 22. Sounds interesting.

-M- We have some mighty fine correspondents to cover the cities of Jamaica and Yale and the Wichita area and Iva for Bayard. Now we have a most special correspondent from Lake San Marcos, California. Introducing Helen Cain, who wrote an article for the Bagley readers of the Gazette. Furthermore, she had it personally delivered to the Bagley correspondent by Dr Nguyen Huu of Saigon, Veitnam. The event took place June 12 when Dora Prescott entertained her parents, Vinal and Electa Prescott of Bagley; her brother, Mr and Mrs Jack Prescott of Juneau, Alska; Helen and Everett and Dr Huu.

The doctor delivered the item Sunday a upon his arrival in Bayard. Talk about speical and Everett are pretty special too. They have done so much in contacting Dr Huu at Camp Pendleton, Calif, a refugee center; In Stock For Immediate Delivery The extra heavy luxury railing with the custom look. Commercially rated. Hefty Va" deeply sculptured top and bottom rails, sturdier than many custom rails.

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IOWA CALL US FOR READY MIX CONCRETE entertaining'him in their home until Ken and Bill Scarborough arrived to escort him to Iowa. It's all a long and exciting saga, which I assume the editor-in-chief will write. -M- Translated into English, the doctor's name is pronounced Win Who. I tell him that should really make him a "winner" in America and I hope It does. -M- How did we ever manage to survive, those of us who lived back in the days of well water arid "relief stations" at the end of the lot? How did we survive without all these new fangled commissions and bureaus who are protecting us from contamination? Now an authority, Richard Weickart, technical director of the Water Quality Research Council, says we should allow tap water to run for a minute each morning before using it to drink or for cooking.

A minute can be a long time to let water run. You see, water standing in pipes overnight can pick up undesirable elements, such as lead or cadmium. Hot water is more likely to Pick up trace elements from pipes than cold, so never use hot water for drinking or cooking. No, you should use up more energy by running fresh cold water and heating using it for cooking My, my isn't life getting complicated! -M- Lucky Darrell Netherton will spend the July 4th weekend in Philadelphia. There is to be a big celebration at Independence Hall the morning of the Fourth with Bob Hope as C.

As Darrell writes, "This next 18 months could be exciting for those of us who still have some patriotism left in us." And furthermore, he is going to write something about the celebration and Washington, for this a guest columnist! KENTUCKY GUESTS -Mrs Betty Armstrong, Heidi and Scott of Berea, Ky, are visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs Rudolf Bielenberg, at.Scranton and with other relatives. Mr and Mrs Don Bielenberg and Alisa and Mr and Mrs Doyle Bielenberg and Chris were Fathers day evening visitors in the Bielenberg home. TWO EVENTS NOTED -Mrs Gene Summerson entertained at dinner Fathers day and also honored her husband on his birthday. Guests were Mr and Mrs Paul Van Cleave and family of Waukee; Mr and Mrs Lloyd Van Cleave and Craig of Perry; Mr and Mrs Duane Ayers, Martin, Kimberly and Connie of Jefferson; Mr and Mrs Jack Russell, Jim, Kenneth and Danny of Jamaica and Mr and Mrs William Van Cleave. Mrs Allen Laird of Dawson was a morning visitor of her parents, the Summersons, and Mr and Mrs Doug Hambleton of Guthrie Center were afternoon guests.

William Van Cleave also received a telephone call from his son-in-law daughter, Mr and Mrs Ivan Laursen and family in Gilbert City, Ariz. SUMMER HONORS BAND -Jeff Shawd participated in the Summer Honors Band at Drake University from Monday through Friday. In the honor stage band Jeff was chosen first trumpet. This band was conducted by Robert Weast. In the concert wind ensemble Jeff was second chair, first trumpet.

The ensemble was conducted by Gene Witherspoon and Don Marcouiller. Witherspoon, guest conductor, is director of bands and head of the music department at Arkansas Polytech College. A concert was held Friday night in the Hall of Performing Arts at Drake University. Attending were Mrs Clarence Moxley of Perry; Mr and Mrs Merle Kent Shawd, Mike and Libby, Merle Shawd, Jerry Greenfield and Mr and Mrs Harlan Nuss. AT BIBLE CAMP -Attending Central Iowa Bible Camp near Eariham this week are Kristy and Kathy Esslinger, Jodi and Laurie Olesen, Kristy Martz, Flint Christensen and Bryan Hunter.

Mr and Mr Raymond Anderson took their granddaughter, the Esslinger girls, to Eariham Sunday and LeRoy Guernsey of the Bayard Church of Christ, took the other children. Mr Guernsey is an instructor at the camp. Juniors are attending this week. Mr and Mrs Fred Christensen, Lorra and Lisa were Tuesday evening visitors of Flint and also toured the camp. ATTENDS GRADUATION -Kristin Calvert, daughter of Mr and Mrs Leo Calvert, of Elgin, 111 was graduated June 6 from the Larkin high school there.

She placed ninth in a class of 600. Mrs A Calvert, grandmother of the graduate, was a guest of Mr and Mrs Calvert, Lisa, Kristin and Jill for a week and attended the graduation. She returned home Wednesday of last week. SLUMBER PARTY LaMona Kraft entertained at a slumber party in her home Monday evening. Guests for supper were Cindy Shackelford, Brenda Hilgenberg, Kay Balster, Lorra Christensen, Beverly Wetzel, Vickie McCool and Luann Carrick.

They skated in the Bayard park and then returned to the Kraft home for the slumber party. Mr and Mrs Luther Manor of Coon Rapids were hosts at dinner Fathers day. Guests were Mr and Mrs Larry Long'and Daniel of Des Moines; Nina Plettchett of Dedham; Mr and Mrs Dick Manor and Sheryl and Mr and Mrs Bob Burmeister and David. VISIT IN NEBRASKA Mrs Jones and Mrs Hazle Holliday were guests of Mr and Mrs Dick Jones, Bob, Brad and Carol in Omaha and Mr and Mrs John Eggers, Tom and Rick at Yutan, Nebr, from Monday until Thursday. Mrs Egger and Dick Jones are the daughter and son of Mrs Jones.

OUT-OF-STATE GUESTS -Mrs Gertrude Bradley of Aiken, and Lydia Harding of Hot Springs, Ark, have been guests of their sister, Mrs Adolf Burmeister, for several weeks. Wednesday the three left from the lies airport in Des Moines for Seattle, Wash, where they will visit their brother and sister-in-law, Mr and Mrs Emil Harding. TWO EVENTS -Mr and Mrs Paul Booth were hosts at dinner Fathers day and also honored their daughter, Mrs Roger Biondi, on her birthday. Guests were Mrs Fred Bauer and Mr and Mrs Darrell Booth of Jefferson and Mr and Mrs Roger Biondi and Michael of Des Moines. CALIFORNIA GUESTS -Jeffrey and Bobby Ocheltree of Westminster, Calif, arrived Saturday to visit their grandparents, Mr and Mrs Ocheltree.

They will also visit in the Darrell Ocheltree home in Casey. ARIZONA GUESTS -Supper guests of Mr and Mrs Orville Mozena Thursday of last week were Mr and Mrs LaVerne Krauel and Mr and Mrs Joe Acuna of Mesa, Ariz; Me and Mrs John Withhart and Misty of Ida-Grove, Ron Mozena, Wendy and Amy. The Arizona guests were also overnight guests. Mr Krauel is a brother of Mrs Mozena. Sunday the Arizona guests were honored at a family picnic in the park in Audubon.

The Orville Mozenas and the Ron Mozenas attended. CALIFORNIA GUESTS -Mr and Mrs John Laudel of El Cajon, Calif, left Saturday for their home. They had been guests of her sister, Mrs Arthur Moylan, for a week. Sew Your Children's Play Clothes Now! Moby Ducks and Cottons on SALE For $1.00 per yard Sue Mozena from Bayard was the winner of our Fathers Day Drawing. Store Hours 9 to 5 Open Thursday Nights from 7 to 10 LAUREE'S FABRICS New Store Hoara 9 to BOOB tow Dial BAGLEY ORDAINED AT CONFERENCE-Mrs Nellie Ricks and Mrs Ruth Hultquist visited last weekend with Mr and Mrs Wilbur Ricks and Mrs Alzada Brown at Afton.

On Sunday Mr and Mrs Wilbur Ricks and Mrs Hultquist attended the ordination service at the Veterans Auditorium in Des Moines where tneir son and nephew, Allen Ricks was among 18 young people who were ordained as deacons at the Iowa Conference of the United Methodist church. Sixteen young people were ordained as elders in the church. The two grandmothers did not feel up to the trip. After the service the three were joined by Mr and Mrs Allen Ricks and other family members for dinner at Howard Johnsons in Des Moines. Allen has been given a charge at Rowley and Walker.

He is a graduate of Morningside College at Sioux City and has completed a year of seminary a.t the University of Dubuque and School of Theology. His wife is youth director of 11 churches in the Waterloo district. HONOR SISTER -Mrs Mary Calvert entertained her sister, Cecile Derry, of the Bayard Care Center at dinner Saturday, honoring her on her 78th birthday. Mr and Mrs Lester Marchant of Cumberland joined them for supper to further honor Mrs Derry. Birthday cake made by Mrs Marchant and ice cream were served.

Mr Marchant is a brother Mrs Derry and Mrs Calvert. MRS KINNICK HONORED -Mr and Mrs Sid Franzeen entertained at dinner Monday evening honoring Mrs Edward Kinnick, mother of Mrs Franzeen, on her birthday. Guests were Mr and Mrs Neil Lewis of Waukee; Mr and Mrs Lonnie Kinnick of Coon Rapids and Mr and Mrs Edward Kinnick and Brian. BROTHERS HONORED -Mr and Mrs Howard Hoit were hosts at dinner Friday. Guests were Mr and Mrs Arthur Phelps and Sidney Phelps.

Arthur was honored on his birthday and Sidney for his June birthday. They are brothers of Mrs Hoit. 50 Y.EAR..REVNION,-- Mr and Mrs Raymond Anderson spent from Saturday until Monday in Newton last weekend. They were guests of Ardis Loupee, sister of Mrs Anderson. Saturday evening they attended an alumni banquet of the Kellogg High School held at the Ramada Inn in Newton.

Mrs Anderson was a member of the 50 year class which was honored at the reunion that 175 attended. She received one of the gifts for coming the greatest distance. Sunday Mr and Mrs Anderson, Miss Loupee and Mr and Mrs Loren Loupee of Newton visited an 88 year old aunt, Mrs Mary Eggert, at the Iowa Soldiers Home in Marshalltown. Mr and Mrs Floyd Mills of Linden were Thursday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Earl Wolf and Chris. 407 NEWS June 21, Make this the best "LONGEST DAY" by DANCINGtothe "KEY TONES COMBO" for the first time in the KNIGHTS LOUNGE Start First at the third floor "TOP-OF-THE-ANTLERS" for a real experience InDINlNGplus a REALBIGnight In the "LAS VEGAS ROOM" for fun and games with any profits going to CHARITY, always SEE YOU SAT.

NIGHT Members Only Card check at the Door "CJo Where The Action Is" PERRY ELKS ST PATRICK'S CATHOLIC CHURCH Bayard Father Joseph Devlin MASS SCHEDULE -Saturday 5:30 Sunday 10:15 a m. Daily 7:30 a m. ST JOSEPH'S CATHOLIC CHURCH Jamaica Father Joseph Devlin MASS SCHEDULE Sunday 8:30 a m. ASCENSION LUTHERAN CHURCH Coon Rapids Sunday, June 22 Sunday School 9:15 a m. Film.

Worship 10:30 a m. Annual meeting 7:30 m. Thursday, June 26 Fnlth Circle meets. ATTEND CLASS REUNION -Mr and Mrs Merle Sharp were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Paul Grimm in Manchester. Saturday evening they attended the 35th Greeley high school class reunion with a banquet at the country club in Manchester.

TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH Rev Purdy Sunday, June 22 Worship a Sunday School 10 a m. Ordination in Carroll 2:30 m. Monday-Wednesday June 23-25 Iowa Districrt West pastors and teachers conference. HONOR MRS SIEDHOFF -Mrs A Robinson entertained Mr and Mrs Leonard Siedhoff at dinner Wednesday evening in Coon Rapids. Mrs Siedhoff was honored in celebration of her birthday.

Mrs Siedhoff was honored again at dinner Thursday at Betty's Cafe and at a surprise coffee that afternoon at the Bayard Cafe. THREE HONORED -Mrs Rudolf Bielenberg entertained at a coffee Friday morning to celebrate three birthdays. Her granddaughter, Heidi Armstrong of Berea, Ky, was honored for her sixth birthday and Mrs Duane Deeth and Mrs Roy Lucht of Coon Rapids, sisters of the hostess, for their June birthdays. WEEKEND ENTERTAINMENT Charley Mitchell of Stuart was a Tuesday dinner guest of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Wolf. NOW thro TUE Continuous Sunday WHAT'S UP DOC CORRAL DRIVE-II Perry, Iowa Tonite and Friday Charles Bronson BREAKOUT plus THE GOLD DUST TWINS SAT thru TUE SWINGING BARMAIDS Plus MANHANDLERS June 19 thru 21 ED STACY REVIEW Excel lent dance music Plus Two Floor Shows Nightly ZTEC HANK TH Appears next Thursday, June 26.

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