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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1976
Page
2
Various sale notices include alfalfa hay at $1.50 a bale, SHARLEE PRO DUCTS contact, 12 by 22 garage, appliances for sale, a Winnebego camper, a 4 bedroom Graettinger home, black and white senior diploma photos, babysitting, part time grain sampler help, handyman work, two rummage sales, a large group rummage sale, baby to adult clothes, and a puppy giveaway. Contact numbers and locations provided where readable.
A new safety standard for agriculture takes effect Oct 25, requiring guarding of moving parts on farm equipment and PTO shafts on all machines. The ROPS rule for tractors over 20 horsepower also takes effect the same day. Retrofit is required if shield is missing, with guards at least as good as original. Older machines may be exempt from shielding.
Northwest Iowa businessmen can learn about government programs at Congressman Berkley Bedell's Small Business Conference 76 to be held at Buena Vista College Storm Lake on Thursday July 8. The event features SBA head Mitchell Kobelinski and various agency representatives with seminars, open door session, and a $6 registration to cover lunch and materials.
A six week program on Childbirth Education co sponsored by Iowa Lakes Community College and the Childbirth Education Association starts July 1 in the Holy Family Hospital fourth floor lounge. Classes run 7 to 9 p.m. on Thursdays for six weeks with focus on Lemaze and Dick Read relaxation and breathing methods. Tuition is 10 dollars per couple. Pre registration due by June 28.
A health clinic for children and youth with chronic or complex health or developmental problems will be held in Algona on July 22, 1976. Specialists from the University of Iowa will conduct the examinations. All services are free and nondiscriminatory, including labs and X rays. Served counties include Emmet, Hamilton, Hancock, Humboldt, Kossuth, Palo Alto, Pocahontas, Webster, Winnebago, Wright. Program of the Iowa State Services for Crippled Children directed by Dr. John C. Mac Queen. Referrals may be made by physicians or other health care professionals. For information call (319) 353-5428. Regional consultant Morris Kirchhof handling local arrangements.
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