Crippled Children Clinic at LeMars Opens April 6
The State Services for Crippled Children will hold an ear, nose and throat clinic in LeMars on Tuesday April 6 offering free diagnostic and evaluation services for children under 21 with otolaryngological problems. Eligible counties include Cherokee Crawford Ida Lyon Monona O'Brien Osceola Plymouth Sioux Woodbury. Referrals must reach SSCC 14 days before the clinic. Medical director is Dr. John C. MacQueen. associate medical director Dr. Sidney S. Kripke.
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State Services For Crippled Children
SSCC
LeMars
Auve
St. John's Lutheran Clurc
Fiat Ave
Cherokee
Crawford
Ida
Lyon
Monona
O'Brien
Osceola
Plymouth
Saw
Sioux
Woodbury
Sse
John C. MacQueen
University of Iowa College of Medicine
Sidney S. Kripke
Iowa Crippled Children
Powder Puff Clinic Planned at Northwest Iowa Vocational School
The Adult Education Department of Northwest Iowa Vocational School announces a beginning and an advanced Powder Puff Clinic up state soon for women wishing to learn more about the car they drive. Both classes will meet in the automotive shop.
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Northwest Iowa Vocational School
Actomotive
NIVS
Lea Stewart
Cwner Dalogs
Coone
Northwest Java Vocational School
Sheldon
Harmony Youth Home Receives $113,400 Federal Grant
The Federal Law Enforcement Assistance Administration via the Iowa Crime Commission approves a 113,400 project to build Harmony Youth Home Inc. near Orange City. Half of the budget must be locally funded. Congressman Wiley Mayne will present the grant March 15 at 40:00 a.m., with KCAU Channel 9 covering the ceremony. the public is invited.
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Federal
Law Enforcement Assistant Administration
Iowa Crime Commission
Harmony Youth Home
Harmony Youth Home Inc
Orange City
Wiley Mayne
KCAU
Channel 9
Sportsmen Assist SCC Hunt Survey
Iowa sportsmen selected at random receive questionnaire cards from the State Conservation Commission. They seek information on the 1970-71 hunting and trapping seasons, including how many times hunted or trapped, total bag, and county. Respondents urged to fill and return promptly.
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Iowa
State Conservation Commission
Commission
Hunters and Trappers Asked to Report Harvest Data
The Commission seeks input from hunters and trappers to provide data on species harvests and the distribution of hunting and tapping pressure. It thanks volunteers for past assistance and urges continued cooperation to gather comprehensive records.
Northwest Iowa Reading Council Meeting in Sheldon
The Wetter Iowa Sectional Meeting of the International Reading Association will be held at Shelton High School in Sheldon on Saturday March 27 1971. Keynote speaker for the event is noted.
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Northwest Iowa
Fifteen Ways to Kill Interest In Reading
Dr. Lary Harris of the University of North Dakota will discuss Fifteen Ways to Kill Interest In Reading, citing his new textbook Individualizing Reading Instruction Through Diagnosis. Dr. Mildred Bebell of Southern Colorado State College will present Good News For Reading Teachers Ti Style in the afternoon session.
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Lary Harris
University of North Dakota
Grand Forks
Mildred Bebell
Southern Colorado State College
Pueblo
Calvin College Band Spring Tour Plans
The Calvin College Concert Band from Grand Rapids Michigan will tour March 18 to March 27. It will perform six daytime programs in Christian high schools, one college Pops concert, and nine evening concerts across Indiana Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa. All concerts are free. freewill offerings will be taken.
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Calvin College
Grand Rapids
Mich
Indiana
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Western Christian High
Unity Christian High
Dordt
Sioux Center
Wayne Spies Wins $100 Physics Prize
Wayne Spies of Rock Valley Community High School won sixth place in the Drake University Physics Prize competition, earning $100 and a Certificate of Merit in the statewide contest.
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Wayne Spies
Wayne. Spies
Rock Valley
County Merger Study Sees $14 Million State Saving
ISU economists projected that merging Iowa 99 counties into 16 regions could save about 14.5 million dollars annually, with greatest gains in low density areas like Creston Guttenwa and Decorah. The study noted potential travel and local tax implications and stressed information for citizen decisions.
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Merquio Lowa
Iowa State University
ISU
Ashton
T Board of Regents' Universities
University of Iowa
University of Northern Town
Eber Eldridge
Iowa State
Iowa
Eldridge
Creston
Gutuntwa
Decorah
Davenport
Des Moines
Burlington
Marvin Julius
Tax levy varying after merger eyed in Iowa study
The Rock Valley Bee notes a March 11, 1971 discussion on county and school reorganizations. Eldridge says variances in tax burdens are common, with near counties potentially paying more post merger, and ISU preliminary work suggests similar cost shifts in school districts. Estimated operating costs for eliminating a low quality district run about 200 000 dollars per merger, without port authority costs.
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Eldridge
Iowa
ISU
Divlke
Mail embargo lifted in Great Sriatuai region
The article reports that the mail embargo in Great Sriatuai has been officially removed, restoring postal service across the area. Government authorities cited improved security and logistical readiness as the key reasons for the reversal, with expectations of resumed deliveries to all districts within days.
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SCC Hunt Survey
Uw Oa & M
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Curt de Graaff
Geary Brinkman
Mark Hulst
Ron Pederson
Ao Ag SL
Dave Rapschau
Glen Lange
Ad Ei
Lary Roeve
Mark Liaboe
Dennis Feekes
Dave Abma
Gary de Bruin
Terry Plaeger
Mario Gaaiswy Eam
Sauve
Sauve Protien
PLACE
SIPMA _ ELECTRIC
Spencer
Arends
Comfort
Donatea
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BEE
Sioux County
Sohn D. Stegemann
Ch. Boyden
West Bend
Pudd
Rock Vailey
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