Sioux County Home seeks recreation facility for residents
Steve and Dorothy Jensen urge Sioux County supervisors to fund a recreation building at the county home near Orange City. Residents lack activities beyond TV, sparking concerns over exercise and behavior. Supervisors study need and cost while Jensens propose hiring a coordinator for games and crafts as a future step.
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Dorothy Jensen
Sioux County
Orange City
Board of Supervisors
Fase Station
Jemen
Jensen's
Iowa
Hawarden
Bernard Smith
Jepsen
Aime
Steve Jensen
Youth Fair Elects New Officers at Annual Meeting
The Sioux County Youth Fair Association elected new officers and re elected several directors at its November 8 meeting. Eitich Vermeer Sioux Gemer Clarence Math Treton and Lammert Boeeman Hospers were re elected to the board. Douglas De Graaf Sioux Center was elected to the board replacing Lloyd Gayrr Roe Valley who did not seek re election. Valney Rolston Sheldon was named president succeeding Glen Schut Sioux Center who resigned. Erich Vermeer is the new vice president. 1978 Youth Party dates are July 30 91 and August 1.
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Sioux County Youth Fair Association
Eitich Vermeer
Sioux Gemer
Clarence Math
Treton
Lammert Boeeman & Hospers
Douglas de Graaf
Sioux Center
Lloyd Gayrr
Roe’ Valley
Valney Rolston
Sheldon
Glen Schut
Erich Vermeer
Reading Council Meets In Doon Iowa November Meeting
More than one hundred teachers and administrators attended the Northwest Iowa Reading Council meeting in Doon on November 8. Florence Huffman spoke on Reading Around the World about her trip to the International Reading Congress in South America. The next meeting will be in January at the George Hememary School with a sharing of ideas by grade level.
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Northwest Iowa Reading Council
Doon
Misa Florence Huffman
Northwestern College
South America
George Hememary
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