Globe-Gazette from Mason City, Iowa • Page 6

March 14, 1956 Mison City, U. Art Contest Scheduled for Handicapped CEDAR FALLS Prizes totaling more than $3,000 will be awarded winners of a national art contest for the physically handicapped, according to an announcement by the governor's committee on employment of the physically handicapped. Harry G. Guillaume, head of the art department at Iowa State Teachers College, is a member of the committee. "Only original work done in oil, water color, gouache, or tempera is eligible," says Dr.

Guillaume. "Only handicapped persons who do not earn the major portion of their income as artists will be allowed to enter the contest." The deadline for entries is May 1, and winners will be announced by July 31. The contest is sponsored by President Eisenhower's Committee on Employment of the Physically Handicapped, the Office of Vocational Rehabilitation, the Department of Health, Education and Welfare, the Veterans Administration, and the Morris Morgenstern Foundation. Five prominent representatives of the art profession will be named to judge the entrants. Prizes to be awarded are: First place, second place, $500; third place, $250; fourth through tenth place, $100 each; llth through 22nd place, $50 U.

S. savings bond each. Further details can be obtained by writing Dr. Harry G. Guillaume, department of art, Iowa State Teachers College, Cedar Falls.

Mrs. Sage Dies at Northwood; Rites on Friday Tenold Sage, 83, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Linn near iNortmvood. She had lived there for 2Vi years. Mrs.

Sage had suffered a brief illness. Services are scheduled for Friday at 2 p.m. at the First Lutheran Church, Northwood, with the Rev. Oscar Mikkelson officiating. The Bakke Funeral Home is in charge.

A family prayer service will be at 1:45 in the church chapel preceding the service. Burial will be at Sunset Rest Cemetery. Mrs. Tenold, who spent most of her life in Northwood, was born Oct. 25, 1872, in Worth County.

She was the daughter of Andrew 0. and Ingeber Lee Tenold. She married Theodore J. Sage in 1910. Mrs.

Sage taught for 28 years in the Worth County schools. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Andrew Petersen, Jamaica Plain, and Mrs. Pixley, Northwood; a son, Alvin R. Sage, Algona, and a sister, Mrs.

S. S. (Andrena) Helgeland, Northwood. She was preceded in death by her husband, four brothers and one sister. IS GI OF James L.

Handorf (right) of Dumont receives congratulations and a certificate from Col. Rolin H. Smith, commanding- officer. He was selected Soldier of the Month at the Drew Quartermaster Depot in Japan. Pfc, Handorf is the son of Mrs.

Matie Handorf, Dumont. He entered the Army in August 1954 and completed basic training at Camp Chaffee, Ark. Handorf graduated from Iowa State Teachers College, Cedar Falls, in 1954. His father, Harold J. Handorf, lives in Hampton.

Seven Schools Report on Election of Board Members School elections in North are still being reported. On Monday evening a record vote was cast at ballots. Dr. Phil Horton, 633 votes, and incumbent E. A.

Heiden, 576 votes, were elected. Other nominees were Harry Cook and Robert Barrick. Twelve absentee ballots were cast. At Rake 120 people voted with Archie Gullord getting 105 votes and Carroll Sunde, 81, for treasurer. Gullord was re-elected.

August Nerdig, incumbent, was re-elected with 55 votes, At Riceville Riceville voters gave Ben Buelt 60 votes for a two year term. Dr. William Calhoun was re-elected ifh fit yntoc Spsspnmeypf was re-elected as treausrer with 63 votes. Total vote was 66 ballots. A very light vote at Hampton brought 57 voters to the polls.

Stanley Aagessen and Dr. W. L. Randall were re-elected to three year terms and D. D.

Bramwell was re-elected treasurer. At the school election Monday at Union 3 at Mona, Dean Hoffman was elected as director replacing Lawrence Bruggeman. All other officers remain the same. Russell Sampson is president, Wilmer Krahn, treasurer; Clifford Robertson, secretary, and Irvin Baldner, director. Ira Hofland was re-elected for a three year term as director at the Mona school election.

Two Elected Two new directors were elected at Cresco Independent School election Monday for three year terms. They are Don Aspenson and Ralph Bauercamper. There were three candidates seeking board positions. Votes include Aspenson, 724 votes, Ralph Bauercamper, 590 votes, and Mrs. Helen Nierling, 324 votes.

J. P. Thomson was re-elected to a two year term as treasurer with 709 votes, A total of 872 votes were cast in the largest election in the history of the school. Two directors were re-elected at Greene when a light vote of 41 ballots were cast. Francis Scouts Pay Tribute to Founder NORTHWOOD The Iowa Girl Scout Council, District 1, held its annual Girl Scout Birthday party at the First Lutheran Church, Northwood, Monday.

The program opened with an nformal song fest with Girl Scouts from Forest City, Lake Mills, Fertile and Northwood ioining in. After presentation of he colors, pledge of allegiance, Girl Scout Promise and Laws, Mrs. E. J. Kelly, Mason City, district Juliette Low chairman, to the girls about the first 5irl Scout.

The Girl Scouts of the district wnored their founder's memory jy contributing to Juliette Low World Friendship Fund. A representative from each troop placed a contribution to the friendship Fund in the "Horn of Plenty." The money in this fund spent in the name of Juliette for projects in international riendships. Mrs. Gayhart Peterson, district resident, Lake Mills, introduced he guests; Mrs. Nina Andrews, Mason City, North Iowa Council Mrs.

Harvey Gaarder, tforthwood, neighborhood chairman, and other distinguished guests. All Girl Scouts joined for the closing ceremony. Following the program, refreshments were served with Mrs. Clifford Perry, Northwood, in charge. Brinkman, 40 votes, and Dale Crosby, 39 votes, were the only ones on the ballot.

EUB CONFERENCE VENTURA Ventura EUB Church will hold a local conference meeting on Friday with a 6:30 p.m. potluck preceding the meeting. Dr. John Dowd, conference superintendent, will preside, BENEFIT PLANNED Communi ty Club will hold a benefit card party on April 3 at 8 p.m. at the Community Hall.

Mrs. Vic Meyer is in charge of arrangements. 1 is open to the public. Rites Conducted for Miss Elliott SWEA services for Juanita Elliot, 35, daughter oJ Mr. and Mrs.

Floyd Elliot, Grand Meadows, were conducted at Grand Meadows Monday at the Methodist Church. Burial was in the Harrison Township Cemetery, Swea City. Miss Elliot, an invalid since birth, was a niece of the Ivan Elliots and Ross Elliot, of Swea City. Instruction School Held at Northwuotf- NORTHWOOD The Northern Light Chapter of the O.E.S. Northwood held their school of in struction Tuesday.

Mrs. Henrietta Kalt, district instructor from Me Intire, was in charge. A lunchecn for past matrons at the Masonic Temple preceded the afternoon session. A dinner for officers anc distinguished guests was held in the evening at the Paramoun Cafe. The inspection meeting took place at 8 p.m.

at the Temple. SHEFFIELD MEETING Studj Club will meet with Mrs. R. Watson Thursday afternoon. Delegates Named to State Demo Convention EAGLE a meeting of the Wright County Democrats held in Clarion 31 delegates and alternates to the state Democratic convention were named.

The delegates and alternates from Eagle Grove include John Hanson, Max Groves, Mrs. Tom Kenefick, Mrs. Lon MacDowell, Mrs. John Frakes, Mrs. E.

C. Koehn, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wanken, Mr. and Mrs.

Howard Groves, H. L. Lewright, Kermit Fjetland and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Groves.

Others from Wright County will be Mr. and Mrs. Marion Robinson and Norris Ulstad, Holmes; Martin Morrissey, Mr. and Mrs. John J.

Chapman, Lyman Shake. Louise Linebarger, Clarion; Olaf Eliason, Kanawha; Loren Mi- cbaelson and the Rev. Eldon Jandebauer, Goldfield; Mr. and Mrs. R.

W. Courson, Dr. and Mrs. T. Misener and Mr.

and Mrs. George Tourtelott, Belmond. BANQUET AT KLEMME Athletic Banquet will be held at 7 p.m. March 21 at the high school gymnasium. Ken Kew of KGLO will be the speaker.

The Lions Club is sponsoring it. DENTIST UNITED TO PLATE WORK 302 South DES MOINES SJOUX CITY-. CEDAR RAPIDS 8161 Pump, with laced-up detail. Black patent, white and a wide choice of sugar pastels. 4205- Slrap Style with clovcrleaf detail.

Black patent, SIZES 4TO9 Cut low, for an airier approach to the Easter Parade! Scarcely more than six ounces per foot, weight they'll carry in the young spring and summer wardrobe. See our exciting collection, now. Costume-maker bags to match 1.99 KINNEYS FASHION FOOTWEAR FOR SMART AMERICA 17 South Federal AT Louckes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Louckes, Ledyard, arrived home from Fort Sill, where he has been stationed since January with the U.

S. He will leave March 22 for Fort Lewis, from where he expects to be sent to Alaska. Special Drainage Election April 28 at Garner EARNER Taxpayers in Han cock County Drainage District 6 have petitioned the Hancock County Board of Supervisors to call a special election for the purpose of electing trustees to administer the affairs of the district and the board has fixed April 28 as a date for the special election. Polls will be open from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.

and the voting will take place in the Liberty Center School. The area in the watershed of the district will be divided into three districts and a trustee will be elected in each district. The administration of the district has been under the jurisdiction of the Hancock County Board of Supervisors. Orchard Resident Dies Suddenly; Rites Friday ORCHARD George Gisleson, 79, died suddenly Tuesday on his way to the hospital in Osage. Services will be Friday at 2 p.m.

at Our Saviors Lutheran Church at Osage with the Rev. Luther A. Bergen officiating. Burial will be in the Osage Cemetery. The Champion Funeral Home is in charge! Born Nov.

11, 1876, at Elgin, Gisleson was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gisleson. He married Ellen Hegg at Osage in 1923. Those surviving kre his wife, a son, Everett, a daughter, Mrs.

Wilbur (Candace) Purven, Marshalltown, two grandsons, two brothers, William, Charles City, and Clarence, Osage, and a sister, Pauline Gisleson, Charles City. He was preceded in death by a sister and two brothers. RETREAT PLANNED SPILLVILLE The annual young peoples retreat is being held at the St. Wenceslaus Church from March 23 to 25. Father Michael Wisniewski of St.

will be in charge. Former Charles City an Dies at Minneapolis CHARLES Kennedy, 84, former Charles City resident, Sunday as a result of a heart condition in Gity General Hospital at Minneapolis, Minn. He had been ill for about a week. While he lived in Charles City, he was a bootblack in Slim's Barbershop on North Main Street for many years. Funeral will be hsld at the Woodward Funeral Parlor Thursday in Minneapolis with burial there.

TURKEY SUPPER ALTA Rosary Society of St. Bernard Catholic Church will serve its annual St. Patrick's Day supper in Forester Hall here Sunday. The supper will feature turkey. Serving will be- 4 p.m.

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