Area I board approves transportation contract amendment
The Area One Vocational Technical School in Calmar approved raising the transportation contract with Northeast Area One and the Northeast Iowa Community Action Corp from 72369 to 110084 to fund expanded senior transport across Allamakee Clayton Fayette Howard and Winneshiek counties. The board also approved multiple campus upgrades, acquisitions, leases, and staff changes for 1977 78.
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Calmar
Area One Vocational-Technical School
Northeast Area One
Area One Agency On
Northeast Iowa Community Action Corp
Jane Forster
Allamakee
Clayton
Fayette
Howard
Winneshiek
Toro
Tri-State Company
Davenport
Knob Hill
City of
Dubuque
South Center
W.S. Sheppley Company
St. Raphael
North Center
Robert Bishop
Area One
Peosta
Charles Joss
Joss
Riceville Community
Owning a New CB Radio The Right Next Steps
A buyer explains that a $150 40 channel CB radio needs guidance beyond an instruction book. A two dollar kit offers a 32 page CB origins and operation guide, a 16 page rules booklet, a 10 code slide card, and a large 10 33 driver emergency sign, with a mail-in coupon.
West Union to solicit bids for elderly housing unit
The West Union Senior Citizens Housing Corporation will advertise bids for a new low rent elderly apartment building. Four one bedroom units in a single story brick structure are planned northwest of the six unit complex on East Plum Street with access from Miller Street. The group formed in June 1970 with West Union Lions Club members as sponsors. the first structure was built in 1971.
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West Union
West Union Senior Citizens Housing Corporation
Howard Boyle
East Plum Street
Miller Street
West Union Lions Club
Community calendar urged by Oelwein chamber
The Oelwein Chamber of Commerce urges readers to submit coming events for a monthly 1977 78 community calendar started this July. The note highlights local improvements, credits residents, and invites involvement through the chamber and retail merchants association while honoring veterans at Woodlawn Cemetery.
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Coelwein Chamber
O.1
D.C
Retail Merchants Association
Oelwein
Bridge defense reads the unseen hands in five clubs
In a five clubs defense East leads hearts after a probable heart sequence. West deduces South holds seven clubs and plans to stop a ruff, while East likely shows either Q tens or J ten of clubs. Declarer advances, and the defender risks down one if the heart jack is not led at trick three.
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East
Declarer
West
South
Tures Syndicate
Tne
Oelwein area updates and community notices
Community letters note fund contributions for the Malloy family in Zion Lutheran Church and underwriters from local residents. Creed and Marie Watson announce a July 1 grand opening at Oelwein Sewing Center with prizes and an 1862 sewing machine display. Fairbank Bible school ends with a picnic and ice cream donations from Bel-Mar Drive-In.
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Oelwein
Fred
Martha Malloy
Malloy
Zion Lutheran Church
Malloys
Ethiopia
Cof C Creed
Marie Watson
Oelwein Sewing Center
South Frederick
Cofc
Bible School
Fairbank Fairbank
Fairbank United Methodist Church
Bel-Mar
Memorial books donated at Fairbank library event
Memorial books at Fairbank library include The Heart Listens by Helen Van Slyke given in memory of Mr. and Mrs. Thos Harn. All the Women of the Bible by Edith Deen given in memory of Mrs. Eva Harn. The Slow Awakening by Catherine Cookson given by multiple families in memory of Mrs. L.W. Ward of Oelwein. Hawkeye Adventure by Reida and Irwin given in memory of Dale Peters. A child’s book donated in memory of Bruce Buckholt.
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Helen van Slyke
Thos Harn
Edith Deen
Eva Harn
Eve Stainbrook
Catherine Cookson
Brad Miller
F.F. Cowlishaw
L.W. Ward
Oelwein
Reida
Irwin
Dale Peters
Louis Peters
Velma Peters
Robert Heilman
Bruce Buckholt
Waverly
Crossbard by THOMAS JOSEPH and the Malley tale in exile
The piece recounts Fred and Marthe Malley, parents of Oelwain’s Dan Maley, confined in Eudopia with a handicraft workforce of 500. New government rules block departure until a $10,000 court-levied sum is paid, prompting Senator Hubert Humphrey to arrange plane tickets for return, while funds are held pending assurances of release. referenced in the June 7 and June 15 REGISTER issues and involved editorial calls for mailing money to Wein Church.
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Fred
Marthe Malley
Oelwain
Dan Maley
Eudopia
Hubert Humphrey
Uhey
Register
Wein Church
Malloys
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