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Newspaper

Progress Review

Location

La Porte City, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1977

Page

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Gift A Lot Of People Get A 3.90 Gift Each Year

In La Porte area many receive a 3.90 gift annual plan sent in 52 installments. The La Porte City Printing Co. collects 7.5 cents per week for postage. Weekly, 3534 Shoppers are mailed to La Porte, Washburn, Gilbertville and Cedar Terrace. Some are boxholder bundles. The Shopper and Progress Review offer different content with area news. Subscribing to the Progress excludes the Shopper, though readers may not know local happenings.

La Porte La Porte City Printing Co Washburn Gilbertville Cedar Terrace P.R

Weekly Shopper and P.R. publish 52 issues a year

The document explains second class mailing permits, annual issue count, and the newspaper's broader workload. It notes a $14,164 annual postage cost and that weekly output includes Shopper and P.R. work alongside producing cookbooks, family trees, business forms, and other print products.

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Timing Now You Know Why We Appreciate Your Newsy Tips

The Cedar Valley Times sends copy to its central plant for press at 8:30 each Tuesday morning. Newcomers should notify if they miss a Shopper and arrangements exist to forward papers when homeowners are away, with a 25 cent forwarding/return charge per paper.

Cedar Valley Times P.R

Farewell For Bissingers Set At United Methodist Hometown

Rev. and Mrs. Don Bissinger receive a farewell dinner and open house at St. Paul United Methodist Church in La Porte City next Sunday. A 11:30 a.m. potluck precedes a 2 to 5 p.m. public reception. After 40 years in the United Methodist Conference, Rev. Bissinger retires with a last sermon at 10:15 a.m. next Sunday. The couple will live at Rt. 1 Box 278B Blue Eye Missouri near Branson, after serving parishes in Orient Bagsey Waukee Wellman Albia Atlantic Jefferson Shenandoah and La Porte City. He also served as a U.S. Army Chaplain in World War II and retired from the Active U.S. Army Reserve in 1972 as lieutenant colonel. The Bissingers have three sons Paul Chuck Stan and two grandsons.

Don Bissinger St. Paul United Methodist Church Bissinger United Methodist Conference Des Moines Bissingers Rt. 1 Blue Eye Missouri Branson La Porte City Shenandoah Orient Bagsey Waukee Wellman Albia Atlantic Jefferson Army American Legion Paul Chuck Warrensburg Stan Fort Knox Kentucky

Swim Lesson Sign-up and Schedule Details

Pool manager Larry Fuson announces sign-up for swim lessons June 8 through June 12 during pool hours 1 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Lesson sessions run June 13 to July 8 with various classes for 4 to 8 year olds, intermediates, and advanced swimmers, plus basic and rescue courses, adult lessons, and family or adult swim times. Prices range from 2.50 to 3.50 with book charges for some rescue courses.

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Lions Meet Next Week at Ladies Nite in La Porte City

La Porte City Lions Club hosts a Ladies Nite on June 15 with a 6 p.m. social hour and 7 p.m. dinner. Past District Governor James Glaza will install officers. Dennis Huisman will speak on eye enucleation and Mrs. Arlene Lane, awaiting a cornea transplant, will attend. Members urged to call if not attending.

La Porte City Lions Club James Glaza Dennis Huisman Arlene Lane

La Porte Fire Dept completes half of Advanced Life Support training

Ten La Porte City Fire Department members passed the first half of the Advanced Life Support course covering heart monitor use EKG strips and defibrillators. The fall session will cover drugs IVs and administration.

La Porte City

Cancer Drive Total Revealed in La Porte City

La Porte City residents contributed 440.83 to the American Cancer Society Drive held May 27 and 28. The donor board is posted at the Progress Review and will be shown at the Museum for several weeks. Public response was appreciated for both donations and volunteer time.

La Porte City American Cancer Society

Permit to Use Public Waters for Irrigation

Iowa water conditions show low river and stream flows after two dry years. On May 27, 1977, Water Commissioner Lou Gieseke issued certified notices under Chapter 455A requiring irrigation withdrawals from rivers, streams, creeks, and drainage ditches to have explicit authorization from the Water Commissioner's office.

Iowa Lou Gieseke

Agenda to Celebrate or Not to Celebrate Expanded

La Porte City Jaycees seek interest for a proposed two day celebration set for August 26 and 27. A meeting will be held at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, June 14, at the City Park shelter house. Attendees can help or contact Art Timson, Cliff McFarland or Darryl McFarland before the meeting. If interest is lacking, plans will be dropped. Incoming officers are Jim Jensson president, Cliff McFarland 1st vice president, Roy Porter 2nd vice president, John Williams state director, Jim Jungling secretary, Bob Porter treasurer, Art Timson public relations, Larry Craft and Alvin Dunkelberger directors.

La Porte City Jaycees City Park Art Timson Cliff McFarland Darryl McFarland Jim Jensson Roy Porter John Williams Jim Jungling Bob Porter Larry Craft Alvin Dunkelberger

Water permit violation implied without authorization

The fragment notes that acting without authorization would constitute a breach of the current water permit. It emphasizes compliance requirements and the potential legal repercussions of unauthorized actions.

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