Hawarden Independent (Newspaper) - April 30, 1970, Hawarden, Iowa * v EDITORIALS STREET TALK By R. 0. B. It has been good to have real spring weather the past few In it has been almost like Taking a quick drive around town Tuesday evening we noticed varied spring activities taking children people working on their homes and people planting lovers taking and various ages taking rides in their They say April showers bring May flowers if this is there should be a lot of flowers this Memorial Day comes on Saturday this so everyone will have a two- day Next year several holidays will fall on giving some day holidays for everyone to PARKS The city and the park board should be commended on the two new shelter the concrete play areas in various parts of and the added playground A resident made a suggestion this and we agree with that since French park is used a good deal by that area of some playground equipment plus a would add much to the use of that Few small trees and shrubs would enhance the park and the whole Also needed are lights for the various concrete play although daylight savings time extends the time they can be used during summer COLLEGE SITE Also noted that the college hill is taking on a pleasing look with last fall's and summer's landscaping projects starting to take hold this The country has - started leveling an area east of the college for a new county maintenance shed and storage When the old shed will be up for sale for other according to a master the city will have a new water tower on college hill to help alleviate city water It is a shame the long for curb and gutter project in the north part of town has to wait another If it could have been completed this blacktopping could have been applied next Once this area is curbed and along with blacktopping by the county on the market road past the it will become a highly desirable residential When one travels around the country he comes back to Hawarden with much appreciation for the town's should have pride in the community and do their part in helping it continue to APRIL 30 TAX DEADLINE FOR EMPLOYERS Employers have an Important tax deadline on April 30, 1970, according to John District Director of Internal Revenue in This is the last day for porting a- id both Security and withheld taxes for the quarter ending March 31, 1970, should report these taxes on the pre address ed Form W mailed them by They have until May 10, file returns if ths entire quarterly tape liability has b en deposited on time in a Federal Reserve or authorised If the balance due with the is more than $ 1QQ, it should be deposited in m authorised or a Federal Reserve using Federal Tax Deposit Usser ran be sent to IBS with the ' Further can be by writing CAPITALISM ESTABLISHMENT Donald rapidly becoming one of Iowa's best known in his Over the column in the Des Moines Register last Thursday The environmental predicament in which we how find ourselves is nothing less than a crisis of boast is that it provides a great Way to allocate resources and produce goods and services in large but it does so at a great social which the system neither assesses nor It has no to do In his closing paragraph he In other if American capitalism is to be more than greed raised to the level of a philosophical it's time for us capitalists to prove It would be nice if people like Kaul would make up their minds as to what their own social philosphy whether it be or communistic so that the rest of us would know how to categorize Greed is a form of human weakness that is more individual than a national philosophy and is present in any form of social American with all of its has still been the most successful in providing the best standards of living in the To accuse capitalism of being soley motivated by greed is to generalize in an unfair Probably no nation in history has had a greater outpouring of volunteer tima and resources to help solve human problems than in Americans have not limited themselves to helping their own but have distributed a share of their wealth America's capitalists have established foundations which have also made great voluntary contributions to social Some will say these foundations were established as a tax savings but we have greater faith in human nature than preferring to believe that have used foundations and tax savings as a way to accomplish good for A study of worldwide conditions will reveal pollution and environmental problems are not unique to the United but are great problems in communist and socialist It is not any one social philosophy or system that has brought about the environmental predicament in which we now find It is a problem of civilization and demands for higher standards of plus concentrations of populations in large metropolitan It is easy to accuse the of causing all of the problems that exist in society because it is impersonal and not All societies are ruled by an Changing the would not eliminate but would only set up another which would produce new problems enlarge old From what we have seen of who are bent on destroying what they like to call the we see little hope for the future - if they succeed in becoming the establishment IOWA Oh Iowa dear Iowa you are a beautiful With your hills and valleys your rivers and There 1 in your rivers There's fish in your There's hunting and fishing both early and There's hiking and swimming the whole summer Oh Iowa dear Iowa that's why we are so proud of Oh Iowa dear Iowa with your beautiful farms With your acres and acres of oats and With your driveways and your silos so With your t painted corn and barns with many There's cows in the there's calves in the Oh Iowa dear Iowa you are the finest of Oh Iowa dear Iowa with your fields of waving With acres of corn over hill and Your pheasants are so beautiful that roam the fields each And there's ducks and geese on the lakes and rivers they There's deer by the river and deer on the They are so graceful and beautiful its a shams to see them Oh Iowa dear Iowa how can anyone Oh Iowa dear Iowa there's acres of hay that keeps the farmer busy for many a but what a good feeling when its all tucked away to feed the horses and cows and sheep by the But when the harvest is ended there's enough left in the field To satisfy God's creatures and that's a good Oh Iowa dear Iowa you have done more than your share To satisfy God's creatures as well as God's Oh Iowa dear Iowa could we have a finer We don't have any mountains but plenty of rivers and There's trees by the there's trees on the the scenery is beautiful it gives you a And our highways are a dream won't you comn over and You will find the people friendly as friendly as can Oh Iowa dear Iowa what more could you Oh Iowa dear Iowa your winters are fun for also the older there's skiing and and some ice fishing And homes with a fireside where there's lots of things to There's reading and T. V. and games by the Oh Iowa dear Iowa our home ever Oh Iowa dear Iowa with deep valleys and With ice on the river and snow on the Where there's skiing and skating and ice fishing Oh Iowa dear Iowa what could we ask for But this isn't all for there's a lot There's churches and schools and hospitals Oh Iowa dear we'll not ask for more By Ray Robertson THE INDEPENDENT April 30, 1970 820 CENTRAL IOWA PUBLISHED 1Y THE HAWARDEN PRINTING CORPORATION THE September 28, 1969 ROGER Editor MICHAEL Around The Area A 50- foot square corrugated Steel paint shop building at Sudenga Industries northeast of George burned April 19, The loss was estimated at $ 10, 000 to $ 15,000. * * * Hartley's high school math team won first place in state competition sponsored by the Actuaries Club of Des * * * Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Schuller have donated a site for the proposed new home for wayward boys to be established in Orange City to serve the and Associates of Spencer will serve as architects for the * * * Neil outstanding state basketball player from state championship has decided to enroll at the University of Fegebank was recently named to the American prep He had offers from approximately 145 * * * Orange City's new airport will be officially dedicated May 16 with a breakfast at 8: 00 a. m. and a ceremony at 10: 00 a. m. * * * Four Alcester area residents were hospitalized as the result of a train crash April 18. Mrs. Le Roy was most seriously Her two Lynn and and Miss Sadie Warmdahl were injured less * * The new hospital at Primghar is nearing completion and those who made pledges are being asked to remit * * * The Le Mars board of education rejected the only bid for purchase of $ 900,000 in school bonds last week and plans another bond sale for May 12. * * * Northwestern Bell Telephone Company has presented a $ 590 donation to Country View Manor in - ' * * Boyden merchants are again sponsoring a Miss Boyden contest and will announce the winner from five candidates this * * * A two- apartment brick building is being erected in Sioux Center by Sunrise Inc. BIG SPRINGS Big Springs Baptist Church William Pastor 9: 00 m. KLEM Pastor Hoyt will be speaking this 10: 00 a. m. Morning worship service and 11: 00 a. 3: 00 m. Deacon's 7: 00 m. will present 8: 00 m. Evening Wednesdays 8: 00 p. m. Midweek prayer service and 8: 30 p. m. Choir Fern Gallagher and Mrs. Marlin Hansen and Alan spent Friday afternoon with Mrs. David Several from this community attended the funeral of Mrs. mother of Mrs. Henry in Howard Mark Nelson was an overnight HOSPITAL RECEPTIONISTS Auxiliary members to serve as receptionists at the Hawarden Community hospital for the coming week are as Sunday Mrs. Laura Mrs. Janet Monday Mrs. Barbara Mrs. Elizabeth Tuesday Mrs. Sadie Mrs. Gloria Wednesday Mrs. Edith Bernice Thursday Mrs. Clara Mrs. Avis Friday Mrs. Grace Mrs. Lucille Saturday Miss Pat Mrs. Tillie guest of Loren Johnson that evening and Saturday dinner guests in the Larry Johnson were the Henry Nelson In of the eighth birthday of Joni Johnson the following were Saturday afternoon guests in the Howard Johnson Mrs. Rodney Schempp and Dennis Kjose and Mrs. Jerome Newberg and Mrs. Elwood Winquist and Brenda Mrs. Dick Merrick and Holly was an overnight guest Sunday dinner guests in the Johnson home for the occasion were Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Johnson and the Harlow Johnson Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Jacobs visited in the Forrest Kennedy Mrs. William Hoyt and Saen returned home this week after caring for her mother in Bristol the past two The Jim Rosemore family visited in the Harlow Johnson home Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Anderton attended an Aklee convention in Aberdeen Guest speaker was Dr. Shaklee from California who continues to be active at the age of 95 Friday evening the visited in the Wallace Welch home in - Monday evening Pastor Hoyt and Lloyd Johnson were supper guests in the Howard Johnson MOTHER'S CLUB MEETS MAY 5 The Mother's Club of the American Legion Auxiliary will meet at 2: 00 p. m. May 5, at the home of Mrs. Harold Busch with Mrs. Mike Dykstra as SCHOOL LUNCH May 4: Hamburger potatoes and bread and bar or cookie and May 5: Chicken rice soup with Jello and bananas cheese whole wheat and white bread and brownies and May 6: baked buttered applesauce and May 7: macaroni in tomato buttered green bread and butter and peanut chocolate dessert and May 8: Fish baked potato and fruit bread and butter and peanut chocolate chip bars and r each Thur Seo ond class POI e paid at H Iowa t Official City and County Boys and Girls ATTEND VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL Sponsored Cooperatively by the ASSOCIATED CHURCH and the COMMUNITY REFORMED CHURCH ONE WEEK - JUNE 1 to 5 9 A. M. to 2: 30 P. M. Preschool thru third grade will meet at the Associated 719 ' Minimum age is children who will start Kindergarten this Grades four to eight will meet at e Community Reformed 17th Street at Central Seventh and eighth graders will have classes till and go out to the Mud for a Ceramics ass in the Grade level is determined fey the grade the child is in now in There will be daily offerings to cover expense of ADVANCE REGISTRATION - MAY 2 To enroll your call 52- 1167 or 2 6S Saturday May 2, between NINE and CARPS OF THANKS many thanks to everyone who remembered me with phone flowers and plants while 1 was a patient at St. Luke's hospital in Sioux A special thank you to Father The Knights of Dr. Eneboe and my Cafe and Pub Your thoughtfulness will always be Tom Burke MAPES NURSING HOME I CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our thanks and appreciation for all the pantry supplies and acts of kindness during the recent loss of our husband and Mrs. Fred Dirks Mr. & Mrs. Art Albright and amily Mr. & Mrs. Darrel Dirks and family Mr. & Mrs. Ed Burleson and family Mr. & Mrs. Vernon Howard and family Mr. & Mrs. Albert Eilers and family Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle Dirks and family Mr. and Mrs. Scott Busch and family Mr. and Mrs. Dale Schulz and family CARD OF THANKS A sincere thank you to everyone who helped in any way to make our anniversary a happy Mr. and Mrs. R. J. CARD OF THANKS Our sincere thanks to neighbors and relatives for the flowers and pantry supplies we received and other acts of kindness shown us at the loss of our son and Cleo and Vincent Jurgenson Mrs. J. Mahford of called ott dith Mrs. James Hefner and Steffen Madsen of Newton visited the Mrs. Sam Blair called on Judy and Ken Ver Brugge and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Heynen of Sioux Center visited the home the past Mr. and Mrs. R. Onken and Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Twillman of Ireton called on Martha Leuschen and Edith Mrs. Walter Witt visited Martha Anderson and Eva Mrs. Florence Mitchell and Mrs. Henrietta Vandenburg called on Martha Anderson and Susie Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Meyer of Sioux City on Martha The Young People's Society of the Christian Reformed church came Monday evening with A group from the First Baptist church came Tuesday afternoon with a service and lunch was served by the Bethel Christian Reformed church of Sioux Center presented a service Thursday Ella Treiber was admitted as a new A memorial was presented to the home in memory of John It will be used toward the purchase of a new bath BIRTHDAY CLUB HAS LUNCHEON Rut Kennedy entertained her birthday club Monday evening at a 7: 30 p. m. dessert Following the bridge was Lucille Muth was the honored samsonite saturn luggage Now for the first time at tremendous The most honest piece of luggage you can No no just luggage that's practically Molded polypropylene same as a crash Frames of the same strong metal used in type hinge that runs the full length of the Recessed locks and handle so they won't be knocked off. 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