Senior Citizens Meals Program Progress Report
The meals program began in late November with a holiday interruption in December. In January 25 meals per day were served on average, about 1425 meals total, including deliveries to shut-ins. During February and early March the basement renovation progressed, enabling kitchen and dining room relocation, though a water issue keeps meals served upstairs for now. Donations funded renovations and daily expenses. treasurer Lois Mason preserves donor anonymity as requested. Council members and volunteers from the community sustain Monday meals and deliveries, with contact details provided for participation.
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Meals’ Council
Lois Mason
Kathryn Sharp
Genevieve Morgan
Garnet Brain
Mildred Smith
Gail Tuttle
Community meals with activities for Memorial Day week
Wednesday and Friday notice thanks helpers for Mrs Sharp who coordinates noon meals for many attendees. When enough people join, games like rock, pitch and bingo will be played. Memorial Day week will feature meals served daily.
John Sybenga Returns From Southeast Asia Photo Trip
Mr and Mrs John Sybenga of Sybenga Studios in Oskaloosa and Albia have returned from a Southeast Asia tour. They visited Burma Thailand Malaysia Sumatra Java Bali Singapore and the Philippine Islands then Guam Truk Ponape and Majuro in mid Pacific. They planned the trip themselves with a travel agency and spent much time photographing and recording sounds for a travelog.
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John Sybenga
Sybenga Studios
Oskaloosa
Albia
Southeast Asia
Burma
Thailand
Malaysia
Sumatra
Java
Bali
Singapore
Philippine Islands
Guam
Truk
Ponape
Majuro
a@ travel
Sybenga
Sybenga Studio
MHS
New License Law Takes Effect July 1 for Seniors
Iowa Conservation Commission announces a July 1 start for lifetime and annual fishing and hunting licenses for resident seniors 65 and older. Lifetime fishing and hunting licenses priced at 6 dollars each and a combined license at 8 dollars. annual licenses similarly priced with no refunds for 1975 purchases.
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Towa
Ing
Iowa Conservation Commission
Commission
Iowa boat registration reminder before April 30 deadline
The Iowa Conservation Commission warns unregistered boat owners to file by April 30 to avoid a penalty. Late registration incurs $1 for each six months or part thereof after the new period starts. This year’s registrations cover two years ending April 30, 1977, with fees of $8.50 for motor and sail boats and $4.50 for other craft. All vessels must be registered with the County Recorder in the owner’s county of residence.
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Iowa Conservation Commission
Enforcement summons issued for Iowa water operations
Officials from Conservation law enforcement issue a summons regarding operations on Iowa waters. The action highlights regulatory compliance requirements for vessels and activities on state waters.
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Iowa
Conservation
Centerville Calls Honor Way to Walter Family
Mr and Mrs Aubrey Walter of Centerville called Monday evening on Mr and Mrs Mearl Walter in a neighborly social note.
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Aubrey Walter
Centerville
Mrs. Mearl Walter
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