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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1971
Page
3
The schedule lists daily meals from January 11 to January 15. Each day features a main dish, sides, fruit or dessert, and milk, with variations such as tomato soup, spaghetti with meat balls, scalloped potatoes with ham, tuna with noodles, and mashed potatoes with creamed turkey.
The Cherokee County Board of Supervisors met in a regular adjourned session on December 29 1970 with most members present. A motion appointed Peterson as Acting Chairman, minutes were approved, and county claims were examined and allowed. Domestic animal claims were listed and approved. A resolution was passed to prevent overloading certain bridges to protect traveling public.
Private industry advances housing with about a dozen new communities led by Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. The Litchfield Park project in Arizona spans 12 000 acres near Phoenix and aims for 75 000 residents, reflecting wartime land acquisition in 1916 for long staple cotton.
The Board of Supervisors adopts posted load restrictions for several bridges. Bridges named include the Hi Truss over Rock Creek, Hi Truss over Silver Creek, Hi Truss over the Little Sioux River, the bridge over Pitcher Creek, the Pony Truss on Maple River, and Hi Truss over Mill Creek with loads specified near various section corners. Attest by Beverly Anderson, County Auditor. meeting adjourned with Albert Peterson as acting chairman.
IPS requests a rate adjustment effective February 1 1971 citing inflation rising costs and stronger environmental controls. The plan includes a residential increase of about 1.60 per month averaging 5 cents per day while continuing low-cost service and bond refinancing.
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