Sale of Treynor School Bonds Sealed Bids Requested
Notice calls for sealed bids by Treynor Community School District for 225000 dollars of school building bonds, with open bids April 13, 1971, at Treynor High School. Bonds dated May 1 1971 mature 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984, interest semiannual, tax exempt, with 2% bid guarantee, plan to redeem 1978 1984 early. District reserves right to reject bids. Published March 16 1971.
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Treynar Community
Pottawaitamie and
Mills
Treynor Community High School
Treynor
Iowa
Messrs. Chapman and Cutler
Chicago
Illinois
Board of Directors
Robert J. Gronstal
Seema
Congressmen Schelerle R to 7th Iowa District
A column by Congressman BILL SCHERLE R decries a New York City development program that wasted about 12 million in federal funds on a lavish six volume set titled Gotham City Gazettes. He also discusses a voting age amendment and bumper safety measures, urging action to protect consumers, farmers, and rural America.
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New York City
Fun City
Mecca
East
Overlength Charges Against Two Truckers
Two truckers faced overlength charges. Clarence Schrodt Jr of Cromwell was fined $14, Gary Emerick of Kansas City Missouri $10, and Larry Troxel of New Market $10 for delinquent plates. Lester Schroeder of Sioux Falls was fined $15 for no Iowa pro rate for a trailer and tractor by Justice of Peace Virginia Hall.
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Justice of Peace
John Hall
Clarence Schrodt
Cromwell, Jr
Gary Emerick
Kansas City
Larry Troxel
New Market
Lester Schroeder
Sioux Falls
S. D
Iowa
Virginia Hall
District Court Fines for Two Truckers
Two truckers charged with over weights were fined in Mills county district court by Judge Bennett Cullison. Morris Reed of Red Oak was fined 143.40 dollars plus costs, and Jack Oliver Robbins of Council Bluffs was fined 189 dollars plus costs.
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Mills County District Court
Bennett Cullison
Morris Reed
Red Oak
Jack Oliver Robbins
Council Bluffs
Moody Film at Malvern Baptist Church on Sunday
A Moody Institute of Science film titled The Prior Claim will be shown at First Baptist Church Malvern on March 28 at 7 30 p m. The program highlights natural wonders such as the diving spider and other creatures with extraordinary adaptations and frames them around the idea that God has prior claim on man. Admission is free with a voluntary offering.
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Irwin A. Moon
Moody Institute of Science
Whittier
California
First Baptist Church
Malvern
Marine Sgt Melvin D Kingery in Yuma assignment
Marine Sgt Melvin D Kingery, son of Mr and Mrs Park E McManigal of Glenwood, is now serving at the Marine Corps Air Station in Yuma Arizona as of March 16.
Fairview Country Club Meeting Set for Friday
Fairview Coun try club plans a meeting Friday April 26 at 8 p m in the old post office rooms at the Community building. Gerald Bower, president, says old and new business will be discussed and a good turnout of directors and members is urged.
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Fairview Country Club
Gerald Bower
Owls Release 1971 Football Schedule
The Turkie Owls announce their 1971 football schedule opening September 1 at the Applejack Bowl in Nebraska City. In their first year in the Heart of America Conference the Owls play Missouri Valley, William Jewell, Graceland, College of Emporia, Baker, Ottawa and Central Methodist with all games at 1 30 p m unless noted. The schedule lists games at Crete Tarkio Baldwin Fayette and other sites with kickoffs mostly in the evening or afternoon.
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Turkie Owls
Nebraska City
Owls
Heart of America
Missouri Valley
William Jewell
Graceland
College of Emporia
Baker
Ottawa
Central Methodist
Peru
Asay
Doane
Crete
Marshall
Tarkio
Baldwin
Fayette
Women's Wednesday Night Bowling Standings and Scores
Glenwood Bank Rollies Texaco Alta's Cafe host the event with high team game and series. Jan Forney 186 193 549 leads individuals alongside Carolyn Stewart 203 537 Beth Surface 214 625 Ruth Stanley 180 186 152 518 Diane Sieck 197 509 Carolyn Stanley 181 507 Ruth Lefever 202 Lorraine Platt 192 Evelyn Goy 188 Virginia Greenwood 184 Thelma Surface 183 Evelyn Banks 181 Marilyn McCrary 181.
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Glenwood Bank
Rollie
Texaco
Alta’s Cafe
Jan Forney
Carolyn Stewart
Beth Surface
Ruth Stanley
Diane Sieck
Carolyn Stanley
Ruth Lefever
Lorraine Platt
Evelyn Goy
Virginia Greenwood
Thelma Surface
Evelyn Banks
Marilyn McCrary
Panther Cinder Squad Sets 1971 Track Team
MCHS Panther track opens spring practice with 26 men in cinder squad under Athletic Director Dan Stineman. Names include Waymire Sands Sell Kyle Burchett and others across weights, sprints, relays, distances, and hurdles. Junior and freshman contingents listed with a schedule of meets from April to May at Nishna Valley Shenandoah Tar kia Rock Port Wil lisea and a district meet.
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Nishna Valley
MCHS
Panther
Dan Stineman
David Waymire
Richard Sands
Jack Sell
Dennis Kyle
Doug Burchett
Panthers
Stineman
Kevin Hertz
Joe Laughlin
Jeff Sell
Jimmy Hambright
Dan Edie
Kevin Anderson
Rick Jones
Bob Moore
David Laugh
Blue Jay
Rock Port
Blackhawk
Shenandoah
Willisea
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Capitol Hill
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Nixon
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Fairview Club
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Harless Realty
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Malvern Body
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Robert Hassle
Emerson
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