Northwest La workshop on intergovernmental cooperation draws officials
About 135 public officials and others from 27 Northwest Iowa counties attended the Northwest Iowa Town Conference Workshop on Intergovernmental Cooperation in Spencer on October 21. The event emphasized civil defense as intergovernmental action, new equipment funding flexibility, and planning for large scale emergencies, with discussions on population changes and their impact on education health church and county services.
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Northwest
Yous
Spencer
William Conver
Dickenson County Civil Defense
Civil Defense
Ted H. Cate
Janes Murphy
Maurice A. Te Paske
Sioux Center
Donald Cleaveland
Iowa State Association of Counties
Roger Clark
Clay
Robert Grom
University Extension
Ames
John Whitmer
Iowa State University
Myriad
Iawa Mayor's Association
The
Jews State University Extension Service
Special Services Extend to Non-Public Schools in Four Counties
The four county boards approve extending speech therapy hearing testing and psychological services to non public schools in Lyon O Brien Osceola and Sioux. Pupil Personnel Services staff will provide services from Sheldon. The move raises total students served to 18 733 across the four counties.
Probate Will Notice and Executor Appointment
In the District Court of the State of Washington Sioux County a probate notice announces the will of Gerrit G. Vermeer deceased dated November 39 1968. Gora Vermeer appointed executor and creditors warned to file claims within the set period, with publication dates in October 1971.
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District Court OF
10Wa
Sioux County
Vermeer
Gerut G
Gal. Vermeer
Gerrit G. Vermeer
Korte
Nenad Dinzict
Public School Psychological Services Expand with Federal and State Support
Teachers and administrators will refer students to Pupil Personnel for evaluation by a psychologist. Speech and bearing clinicians will assist with tests and scheduling therapy for those in need. Funding this year comes from federal Title VI funds, state special education aid, and county funds. State aid for 1970-71 ranged across Lyon, O'Brien, Osceola, and Sioux counties, with county costs allocated by average daily attendance. The addition of new staff increases the number of school psychologists and speech and bearing clinic personnel serving non public schools.
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Penoanel
Noo- Public
Lyon County
O'Brien County
Osceola County
Sioux County
O'Brien
Osceola
Sioux
Franchise sought to build high voltage lines in Sioux County Iowa
Iowa Public Service Company files for a franchise to construct operate and maintain electric transmission lines in Sioux County Iowa under Chapter 488 Code. The petition outlines multiple line segments including 69 000 volt and 89 006 volt routes with undersloped underbuild and highway and private right of way corridors. Objection to the franchise docket 6 16547 must be filed with the Iowa State Commerce Commission within 90 days after second publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State Commerce Commission
Sioux County
Nocice Fhereby
Iowa Public Service Company
Sioux City
Propored Inc
Stowe Gormg
Iowa
Seeden
Towstip
Soulwest
Ely
Biguray
Dekoes
Spargia
Southwrest Quartet
Towsphle Mineyy
Ray
Korth
Gus
Chi Bei
Towa State Commerce Commission
Maurice van Mortrand
Dick A. Witt
Howard Bell
Deen A
Last Rites Held For Mrs Ted Feekes 47
Mrs Nina Meendering Feekes died Friday October 92 at Hege Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Funeral services were at Carmel Reformed Church with Rev Brooke Stephens officiating. Burial in Carmel Cemetery. Surviving are her husband Ted Feekes a son Bob of Rock Valley two daughters Peggy Plasier of Sioux Falls Donna Boote of Aurora five sisters and one brother plus three grandchildren.
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Hus
Ted Feekes
Rock Valley
Hege Memorial Hospital
Carmel Reformed Church
Brooke Stephens
Carmel Cemetery
Cooperative Funeral Home of
Sioux Center
Nina Meendering
Final Rites Held For H. McKenney
Herbert E. McKenney of Rock Valley died after a six month illness. Funeral services were held at Porter Funeral Home with Rev. Sam Ervin officiating. Burial followed at Valley View Cemetery. He was born November 14, 1879 in Harris Grove Iowa and married Clara Hazlitt in 1902. Survivors include two sons Verne and Emmet, one sister, grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Herbert E. McKenney
Rock Valley
Hogg Mentorial Hospital
Porter
Sam Ervin
Bethel Methodist Church of Laweod
Gerald McKenney
Pier Wyata
Dick Rozboom
Paul Kaskie
Mate Baatz
Fritz Kock
Elmer Kooima
Harold Groth
Furial
Valley View Cemetery
Porter Funeral Home
Herben McKenney
Harris Grove
Clara Hazlitt
Hir Ih
Verne
Inwood
Emmet
Kewcastle
Nebr
Fred Hinton
Craig
Two New Courses at NM la Vocational School
The Adult Education Department of Northwest Iowa Vocational School announces two Emergency Medical Technician Ambulance courses starting November 2 and 4. Each 24 week class runs Tuesday or Thursday evenings to ensure ambulance coverage, with potential no charge. Instructors include Roy Breyfogel and area doctors, with curriculum aligned to state guidelines and AMA input. Interested persons contact Northwest Iowa Vocational School Sheldon for enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adult Educaion Department
Norhwest Laws Vocational School
American Medical Association
Roy Breyfogte
Primghar
Unet
Emergency Medical Service
Iowa State Department
NIVS
Perros
Adult Education Department
Northwest Lowa
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Ray Beamer
Jacque Schmidt
Beamer
Efog
LeMar
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Plymouth
Schmidt
University of North Dakota
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Cota Vernteer
Back Valley
Sald Beer
Kaela Atamay
Sald Sxecator
Econ
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Ck. Valley
Tows Hone
Fans
Eugene (Marie Krulzenga
Emerald, Wisc
H. McKenney
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Greene
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Shelton
Court House
City Hall
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