IPS Shareholders Elect Gardner as IPS Director and Promote Officers
At the IPS annual meeting in Sioux City the board elected Mark F. Gardner to the IPS board and elevated him to executive vice president. F. W. Griffith led directors re-elected and Allen Gray was named Energy Development vice president. New officers included CR Erickson as controller and John Carlson as secretary. The meeting discussed inflation pressures and ongoing IPS construction projects including a $45 million generating unit near George Near Station and a 245,000 volt line to the Minnesota border. Gardner, a University of Nebraska engineering graduate, has risen from assistant budget director to controller and secretary since 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark F. Gardner
Sioux City
Town Public Service Company
IPS
Malin
F. W. Griffith
Ray Burke
DE. Jacobsen
2G. Ruisch
R.J. McCoy
Waterloo
Elmer Lange
Sac City
Gardner
CR. Erickson
John Carlson
Griffith
Griffis
George
Rau
Minnesota
LeMars
Nashus
Emmenburg
Charles City
Allen Gray
Ener
Harvard
Nebraska
University of Nebraska
Toledo Edisp Company
Toledo
Ohio
American Interprofessional Institute
Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers
Salvation Army Advisory Board
Mildred
Margaret
John
Gray
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania State
Colorado School of Mines
Susquehanna Corporaot
Sioux City Leader Connected to Museums and Civic Groups
The executive vice president and director of Ter ra Chemical, Inc. who later joined IPS also serves as president of the Sioux City Museum and Historical Association and is a director of the Concert Dome. He is affiliated with the American Cancer Society, United Way, Chamber of Commerce and the Act Center. He and his wife Mary have three children: Douglas, 17, Cynthia, 16, and Leslie, 7.
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Terra Chemical, Inc
IPS
Sioux City Museum and Historical Association
American Cancer Society
United Way
Chamber of Commerce
Act Center
Wie
Mary
Douglas
Cynthia
Leslie
Sioux Historical Group To Meet In Orange City
The Sioux County Historial Society invites members and prospective members and their wives to its first annual meeting on Friday April 24 at 7 30 p m at Orange City Town Hall A program is planned with Peter J Stephano of the Iowa Development Commission as principal speaker Tom Moreboom of Orange City will discuss Heritage Room at Northwestern College and other Sioux County history topics A musical group from Maurice Orange City High School will perform Reports of past activities will be presented six board members will be elected and a lunch will follow Dr A Heumt anr chairs the nominating committee Board members up for re election include Charles Hoeven Alton Mrs Henry Jonker Wayne Stewart Andrew Vor gel Mrs Martin Van Oost er heur and Br MM Vander Maat en of Orange City Officers will be elected after the annual meeting
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Sioux County
Maurice -Orange City High School
A. Heumtanr
Charles Hoeven
Alton
Henry Jonker
Wayne Stewart
Andrew Vorgel
Martin van Ooster
FFA Promotes Safety Program With Sioux County ASCS
The Fook Valley FFA partners with Sioux County ASCS to publicize a safety program cutting corner hazards on rural roads. Participants seed half an acre at field corners to grass or legume meadows, reducing point rows and traffic risk. Payments of 2 dollars plus 39 cents cost share apply for non ACP filers. other rates exist for existing seeds or diverted acre programs. Contacts include Ed Abma Jake De Young Octo Bajema and Ibn Rozebgom at the Sioux County ASCS Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fook Valley Ffa
Sioux County
ASCS
Agricultural Conservation Service
RYFEA
Ed Abma
Jake de Young
Octo Bajema
Ibn Rozebgom
Probate actions and divorces in Rock Valley Bee 1970
The estate of Nic S Hansen paid 593.21 state inheritance tax. The estate of Cliffeed A Slife closed with final report approved and executors discharged. State Farm received a 4201.52 judgment against Everett Wilcynski with interest and costs. The estate of Winnie De Wild final executors reports approved and estate closed. Minnie Norden's will admitted to probate. executors named Roger L. Norden and Arthur Kreulen. Helen I Akin filed for divorce from Joseph E Akin.
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Nic S
Hansen
Cliffeed A. Slife
Couthey Slife
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Everett Wilcynski
Winnie de Wild
Minnie Norden
Boyden
Iowa
Roger L. Norden
Casper
Wyoming
Arthur Kreulen
Helen I. Akin
Hawarden
Joseph E. Akin
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Abca Association
Rock Valley
Sioux
JM Wilson
Lowe
Gy Development Company
Hanna
Neal Station
Canton, South Dakota
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FBI
SAT
SUN
Rens
Sioux Historical Group
FFA
Sipma Electric
Owa
THE
BEE
Beverly
Foodland
Anchor
Anchor Hocking
Mac
Pork Family
Morrell
Van's Foodland
Oma
Ajax
Wells Blue Bunny
Betty Crocker
Good At
Wants Foodland
Texas
Washington
Kraft Parkay
Musselmans
Rearton Tir
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