Locals note Easter visits and community events across towns
Emory Suter returns from Sacred Heart Te Mars improved. Easter baptisms at Our Savior's Lutheran. extensive weekend visits among Simp sons, Koaikers, Ver Hoels, Kosters, and others. Community groups held meetings, church services, and charity volunteering at Sioux Falls veterans hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory Suter
Sacred Heart Hospital
Te Mars
Debra Ann
Russell P. Simpson
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
Four area schools to join Head Start program
Four area elementary schools Ha ward en Rock Valley Hospers and Orange City plan to participate in the federal Head Start project designed to aid pre kindergarten development for children from low income families. The federal government bears 90 percent of operating costs. Sioux County has been allocated 11 257 initially with potential increases from funds meant for other Northwest Iowa counties. Lyon County has declined to participate. The Sioux County sponsorship was decided at a Kinsey school meeting with principals present along with W. K. Price Sioux and Lyon counties superintendent and Robert Groom SOLO administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawarden
Rock Valley
Hospers
Orange City
Sioux County
Iowa
Lyon County
Elewentary
Kinsey
W. K. Price
Sioux
Lyon Counties
Robert Groom
Solo
Benefit assistance agreement signed for Iowa disabled
Merill E Hunt the Iowa associate superintendent signed an agreement on Thursday April 14 to coordinate the State Division of Vocational Rehabilitation with Federal agencies to determine social security disability benefit rights. The 1885 amendments provide rehabilitation services to help recipients return to work for those sick or injured and expected to be unable to work for one year or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merill E. Hunt
Iowa
State Division of Vocational Rehabilitation
Sioux County eight week elementary program in Hawarden and towns
Duane Moser, Lyon county consultant, notes a forthcoming Sioux County project pending approval. If approved it will run for eight weeks with classes at Hawarden Rock Valley Hospers and Orange City led by Bill Mesmer Ta Hot lunches and transportation will be provided for the students. The curriculum includes recreation group projects music activity rhythm games and conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane Moser
Lyon County
Sioux County
Hawarden
Rock Valley
Ineligh
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