Responsible party planning for safe holidays
With the party season at its peak hosts should ensure guest safety through meals, non drinking options and designated drivers. Suggestions include serving high protein snacks, providing soft drinks, appointing a non drinker as safe driver, planning end of party activities and tracking drinks. If guests are impaired offer taxis or lodging and avoid letting anyone drive. Thoughtful planning helps all have a safe memorable occasion.
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Sioux City-Woodbury County
Old Christmas customs and Three Kings bread recipe
The piece recalls Old Christmas or Epiphany customs and explains baking a Three Kings bread. It includes steps to prepare a ring shaped loaf with a tiny doll baked inside, plus a detailed recipe with amounts for yeast flour milk eggs butter sugar raisins walnuts candied fruit and a glaze. It notes the tradition of gifts on Epiphany and hosting duties for the winner of the doll.
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Bethlehem
Driver’s Guide to Iowa BAC Level at .10 Percent
The guide explains that a .10 percent BAC equals 100 milligrams of alcohol per 100 milliliters of blood, roughly one drop of alcohol per 788 drops of blood. It labels this as the presumptive intoxication level for drivers in Iowa.
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Iowa
State stores promote party safety with brochures
Iowa liquor stores in Woodbury County and a private South Sioux City shop, in cooperation with the Sioux City Woodbury alcohol safety project, distributed 15 000 brochures on holiday party planning and responsible drinking. The card sized folder carries the headline Make it an occasion to remember not one to forget and includes a BAC chart from the U S Department of Transportation showing how many drinks reach the .10 percent limit.
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Iowa
Woodbury County
Sioux City
U. S. Department of Transportation
Alcohol and driving risks outlined in local safety brochure
A local safety brochure warns drivers that a 160-pound person reaches sevenfold crash risk at high BAC and doubles risk at .05 percent. It urges preparty planning to limit intake, notes most traffic deaths involve alcohol, and highlights the Sioux City Woodbury County alcohol safety action project offering programs to help problem drinkers and remove impaired drivers from the road.
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Sioux City-Woodbury County
Square dance marks New Year’s Eve at Sergeant Bluff
Calendar lists a free square and round dance at Sergeant Bluff Community Center on New Year’s Eve from 8 30 p m to 1 a m sponsored by the Siouxland square and round dance federation. Also notes a January library board meeting at Library AK Room 7 30 p m and a January 8 Christian Women’s Club prayer coffee at Donna Van Beck’s home located 1 % miles north on Highway 75 from the junction of 75 and 60 with a marker on the west side at 9 30 a m.
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Siouxland Square and
Round Dance Federation
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Christian Women's Club Meeting at Westmar College
Jan 15 meeting of a Christian Women’s club at Westmar College scheduled for 12 30 p m. Separately Donald R March of Hawarden was fined 26 50 for speeding in O Brien county magistrate court.
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Le Mars Daily Sentinel Local Subscriptions and Rates
Advertising and production staff details listed for Le Mars Daily Sentinel Iowa with subscription offers for local and out of area readers. Rates shown include two weeks by carrier for 1.00, three months 6.50, nine months 13.00, six months 13.00, one year for Plymouth area, and mail options outside local area with various monthly and yearly prices. Additional rates for servicemen and students are noted.
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Plymouth
Library Offers Movie Nights and Reserve Services
The library now offers film showings on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday helping groups pick a night. A growing reserve service holds checked out materials until pickup or notifies when returned. Call to check availability as staff cannot list all items in the collection.
Goodman Pays Fine for Public Intoxication in Odebolt
Ralph Goodman of Le Mars paid a $30 fine in Odebolt magistrate court for public intoxication as charged.
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Ralph Goodman
le Mars
Odebolt
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