Carroll Chamber honors residents for long service
Local residents were recognized at the Carroll Chamber of Commerce annual banquet for outstanding community service. Recipients include R.T. Schreck as Community Service Award winner, Rita Venner for Good Neighbor Award, and Howard and Margaret Gowin with the Humanitarian Award. Additional honors went to Rev. James McCormick and the Pheasants Forever chapter for public service.
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Carroll Chamber of Commerce
R.T. Schreck
Carroll
Templeton
Schreck
Kuemper Catholic High School
Iowa Savings Bank
Chamber of Commerce
St. Lawrence Parish
Rita Venner
Breda
St. Anthony Regional Hospital
Howard
Margaret Gowin
James McCormick
Holy Spirit Parish
Carroll County
Pheasants Forever
H.C. “Red” Schogren
L.B. Westendorf
Willam S. Farner
James W. Wilson
Paul Crouse
Walter Anneberg
Bill Burgess
Max Reed
J.G. Donovan
William Keith
Robert Wright
Bill Evans
Herb Hudson
Eileen Smith
Ron Schechtman
Joe Calhoff
Lyle Bernholtz
Msgr
Leo Lenz
Harold Grundmeier
Mary N. Baumhover
Joe H. Gronstal
Pat Moehn
Michael Hall
Arthur A. Neu
Norman Schulz
Robert Bruner
James B. Wilson
Bob Badding
John Nor
Cecelia Eltgroth
Steve Garbier
Vi Saylor
Dale Hanson
Bob Blincow
Joe
Cathe Vanderheiden
Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Adoration
Helen Evans Brenner
Jim Kerwin
Cletus Windschitl
Dennis O’grady
Susan Till
Jim Knott
Hip Kienapfel
Scott Parcher
Joseph D. Halbur
Norman Hutcheson
Greg Schreck
Tom
Head Start signups open for 2002 03 in Carroll County
Community Opportunities Inc. Head Start program invites applications for 2002-2003 serving children ages 3-4 by Sep 15 2002 and 0-3 head start for pregnant women and preschoolers. Income proof required. Eligible families include low income at risk and those with disabilities. Contact Carroll County Family Development Center or Community Opportunities Inc for details.
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Carroll County Family Development Center
N. Main
Carroll
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Community Opportunities, Inc
Sunday Snow Keeps Me From Church
A personal reflection on a blizzard morning where excuses, family dynamics, and faith collide. The narrator notices priorities, battles fatigue and desire for comfort, yet ultimately returns to spiritual duty and humility before God. The piece recalls how weather, family life, and obstinacy test devotion, ending with gratitude for humility and the cross.
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