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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1977
Page
4
A 1977 Review ad for Morris Insurance and Real Estate promotes services in Forest City with offices at 234 N. Clark and phone 582 3554. It touts real estate listings from building sites to vacation properties and insurance offerings, promising low rates and thorough service.
Haaland's Auto Sales on Highway 69 North Forest City sells used cars exclusively. With lower profit margins to help customers beat the gas shortage they offer strong values on economy cars. The firm emphasizes integrity quality and value earning a large repeat customer base.
Flight instruction offered by Viking Aero Inc at Forest City Municipal Airport GA approved FAA and VA programs. Courses cover ground basics map reading procedures and instrument training leading to solo flights and private license with flexible tuition options.
Osnes Paint and Wallpaper presents Diamond Vogel Paints as distributor and one stop for interior exterior paints stains varnishes wallpaper vinyl textiles decor items and decor books at Forest City location near J Street Highway 69.
A Fort Dodge Social Security representative will be at the Algona Courthouse on Thursday July 4 from 9 30 a m to 12 noon to assist with Social Security claims and benefits. The notice explains that benefits continue monthly unless changes occur and earnings under 72 can affect benefits. In 1977 you can earn up to 3000 yearly without withholding benefits. above that one dollar is withheld for every two dollars in earnings. Retirement checks may affect dependents as well.
The Bob Buffington Body Shop in Forest City offers complete auto body and fender repair, painting, and glass installation with a reputation for expert work and fair dealings. Located RR 1 six miles east and 1 1/2 north on Highway 9, phone 582-2090 or 582-3395. The 1977 Review endorses their services for insurance work and quick, quality car repairs.
Local 1977 Review notes Pizza Villa at 127 N Clark Forest City features thick crust Indled sauce and a menu with ham mushrooms pepperoni beef bacon sausage cheese and other toppings. The restaurant also has a game room, beer and dine in or take out options.
The Forest City Cow Palace hosts weekly cattle sales on Wednesdays drawing buyers from the region. The yard markets livestock at top prices, acts as middleman, and promises fair treatment, quality consignments, and modern promotion to attract buyers.
Bill's Red Owl at 235 and Hwy 69 North Forest City offers a doubled size location with a full shelves of vegetables fruits cereals and fresh meats. The store stocks known brands with friendly courteous service and advertised low prices.
The American Cancer Society completed its annual drive with $247.50 raised in Titonka and $106.50 in Buffalo Township. Chairs Mrs. Sheldon Bengston and Mrs. William Madsen thank all contributors and helpers for making the campaigns successful.
Four dietary department employees at Titanica Care Center Shirley Everding Velma Nelson Margaret Everding and Marilyn Heyer completed a 12 session correspondence home study course on Sanitation conducted by the Iowa State Department of Health to improve hospital and nursing home food quality.
The Youth Conservation Corps completed its second week at Union Slough. Workers hauled rocks for riprap to stop erosion and cleared brush around slough boundary signs. They collected 324 pounds of roadside trash and began gun safety classes led by state officer Bob Moats from Estherville.
The Titonka Topic reports a wildlife program week focusing on duck nest locating on a chosen day, tool sharpening and camp sign finishing, brush stockpiling for wildlife, a minor vehicle retrieval mishap, vehicle maintenance, boundary sign work and continued environment awareness. The group studied plant life and soil types around the camp base with a project completed.</end>
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