Bates Named Chairman Of Hardin County Land Preservation Panel
Virginia Stiles Lloyd Bates of Union was elected chairman of Hardin County’s new Temporary Hardin County Land Preservation Policy Commission at an Eldora organizational meeting. The panel, formed to comply with Iowa law, will hold three public hearings before April 1, 1978, to gather citizen input and craft land use recommendations for the state policy board.
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Virginia Stiles
Lloyd Bates
DVM
Union
Hardin County Land Preservation Policy Commission
Eldora
Iowa
Jim Johnson
Hardin County
Norm Riggs
Des Moines
Commission
Iowa Iowa Falls
Ackley
Hubbard
Steamboat Rock
Radcliffe
Bates
Ivy Campbell
Iowa Falls
Jerry Kramer
Leo Knight
Robert Fuller
J. C. Whitehead
County Board of Supervisors
Gary Walters
Carroll Hobson
Martin Broer
Soil District Commissioners Board
Walters
Johnson
Iowa General Assembly
Hardin County Commission
State Land Preservation Policy Commission
State Land Preservation Policy Board
County Commission
State Commission
Wood Accepts Coordinated Through Extension Service- Position With Century II Set For Hardin County
Dennis Wood, president of the Second National Bank in Eldora, announced his resignation to become president of Packers National Bank in Omaha. A successor will be sought, with Wood leaving Sept. 1. The notice also covers a public affairs program titled Land Water and Energy in Century III offered in Hardin county through the ISU Extension Service, with sessions in Iowa Falls at Highland Country Club on Nov 0, Dec 7 and 14, 3:30 to 9 p.m., detailing land water and energy policy issues for 1977 to 2076. Jim Johnson, Hardin County Extension Director, outlines objectives and workshops across 56 locations to expand understanding of natural resources and policy options. The piece also mentions a beef carcass contest with judge Daryl Strohbehn and a method for determining winning carcasses to be discussed at Union Public Library event on Aug 24.
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Dennis Wood
Second National Bank
Eldora
Packers National Bank
Omaha
Nebr
Wood
Second National
First National Bank of
Omaha Bank
Hardin County
Iowa State University Extension Service
Hardin County Extension
Jim Johnson
Highland Country Club
Iowa Falls
Iowa
Johnson
United States
Hardin ‘County
Hardin and
Marshall Market
Union Public Library
Daryl Strohbehn
Iowa State University Extension
Strohbehn
Eldora teachers receive welcome tea August 24
The Eldora Chamber of Commerce hosts a morning coffee reception for returning and new Eldora Community School staff. Held at 10 30 a m in the elementary all purpose room, the event features welcome remarks by Tom Guinn and responses from George Rinehart Clem Marsden and Larry Reed. Local business people are invited.
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Eldora Community School
Eldora Chamber of Commerce
Eldora Elementary School
Tom Guinn
George Rinehart
Clem Marsden
Larry Reed
Eldora Cons Discuss Merger of Police With Sheriff
Eldora officials review pros and cons of merging the Eldora police with Hardin County Sheriff's Department with a September presentation planned. Critics warn of reduced local control and gaps in coverage while supporters cite lower costs and more officers during emergencies. Fire call at 1102 11th Ave caused no damage. school starts Aug 25 with early dismissals. Weather trends hint at fall with weekend highs 78 to 74 and lows 52 to 55.
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Virginia Stiles
Eldora
Hardin County
Ken Collins
Collins
City of
Craig Froning
11Th Ave
John McBride
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