Carroll Daily Times Herald from Carroll, Iowa • Page 6

Churches Welcome You to Services Sunday m. PETER PAUL CHURCH Carroll. Iowa Rt. Rev. Magr.

Frank H. Grete- rrtan. Pastor: Rev. Louis H. Kol- laseh and the Rev.

Alfred Loef- folholz, Hours of Sunday masses: 6, 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. ST. LAWRENCE CHURCH Carrol), Iowa Msgr. Edward V. Vollmer, Pastor; Rev.

Robert Condon, Rev. Peter Fransco, Assistants a.m., 8 a.m., 9:30 a.m. and II a.m. HereM, CarrelL la. FrWey, Fab.

22. Tfft) ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH Carroll, Iowa Rt. Rev. Msgr.

P. T. Lynch, V. F. Pastor Rev.

Francis Nemmers, Assistant Pastor Saturday Confessions at 4 and 7:30 p.m. Sunday low masses at 6. 7:30 and 10 a.m. TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH Rev. Derald W.

Stump, Vicar Mrs. Katherine Holley, Organist "The Church with the Red Doors" 7:15 a.m. Holy Communion (second and fourth Sundays) 11 a.m. Family Eucharist and Sermon (first and third and fifth Sundays) 11 a.m. Family Morning Prayer and Sermon (second and fourth Sundays) 11 a.m.

Sunday Church School meets every Sunday. Classes for all ages. Sermon background reading: Consult the Propers for the day. 7:15 a Wednesday, Holy Communion, "Before service speak only to (Sod, During service let God speak to you, After service. to each other." Bishop's Committee meets the first Sunday of each month, 4:30 p.m.

Trinity Guild meets the second Monday of each month at 8 p.m. The Mission Council meets the first Thursday of each month, 8 p.m. Class meets every Thursday at 8 p.m. Public is invited. Confessions are scheduled by appointment on Saturdays.

Coffee is served by Episcopal Men following Family Morning Prayer and Sermon. Trinity Church is a parish church of the Episcopal Church in the U.S which is a branch of the Anglican Communion a member of the One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Church. "The Episcopal Church wel- eomes you to all her activities and services for a day or a lifetime." ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH 10th and Main Carroll, Iowa Paul and Leona Dougherty, Pastors 10 a.m. Sunday School. 11 a.m.

Worship Service. p.m. Evangelistic Service p.m. Prayer and Bible Study. 1:30 p.m.

Ladies Prayer Time end visitation. Mrs. Dougherty will render solos playing her own accompaniments on the accordion. We invite you to come and hear the inspiring messages as ministered by Mrs. Dougherty.

FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 1620 'North Adams St. Carroll, Iowa Ivan C. Bys, Pastor E. A. Vaatveit, Director Chancel Choir Roger Hansen, Director Junior Choir Mrs.

Donald Severin, Organist Susan Ware, Susan Jewett, Linda Mount, Asst. Organists 8:15 a Worship Service I. The sermon: "When a Person Becomes Christian" will be delivered by the Rev. Ivan C. Bys.

Scripture Selection form St. John Ushers are in charge of Frank Tooley and C. D. Wilkens. 9:15 a.m.

Sunday Church School. We invite you to join us every Sunday at this hour. Classes for all ages, nursery through adult! Church library open from 9:0011:45 a.m. 10:30 a.m. Worship Service II.

The sermon: "When a Person Becomes Christian" delivered by the Rev. Ivan C. Bys. Scripture Selection from St. John Ushers are in charge of Charles Kublman and Web Heue.

The receptionist this morning are Ralph McCord and Gene Cross. The candlelighters are Jo Anne Cross and Greg Winchester. Anthem by the Chancel Choir. Prepare spiritually; enter expectantly; participate fully; go out confidently! We welcome you to worship with us. 5:30 p.m.

Sr. Hi. an Fellowship" Sandy Hanneman and Marilyn Seastrom. Jr. Hi.

MYF. 7:00 p.m. Boy Scout Troop No. 118. 3:90 p.m.

Brownie Scout Troops. 0:30 a.m. Registration will open the Churchmen's Legislative Seminar to be held all day at Wesley Methodist Church in Des Moines. This unusual event is sponsored by the Iowa Council of Churches with the aim of bringing dependable information to our church people and to enable them to meet, honor, and support their Legislators. Bishop F.

Gerald Ensley will serve as Master of Ceremonies and Dr. Kyle Has el den of The Christian Century will be the dinner speaker (5:30 p.m.) Send reservations now to: Iowa Council lof Churches, 213 Securities I Des Moines 9, Iowa. Thursdays' p.m. Brownie Scout Troops. 7:30 p.m.

Chancel Choir Rehearsal. 3.00 p.m. World Day of Prayer Services will be held at the Presbyterian Church under joint sponsorship of Presbyterian, Methodist and Episcopal men, women and children of all denominations. 3:30 p.m. Junior Choir Rehearsal.

9:30 a.m. Confirmation (Membership Training) Class. 1ST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 927 North Carroll Street Carroll, Iowa Rev. Allan M. Peterson.

Pastor Mrs. Clyde Campbell, Choir Director Mrs. Howard Mohler, Organist. Miss Julie Gillett, Assistant Organist 3:45 p.m. Pastor's Confirmation Class meets at the church.

5:30 to 7 p.m. Washington's Birthday Dinner. A Swiss steak dinner prepared by members of the U.P.W. and served by the Sr. High Youth Fellowship.

9 a.m. "Sunday Morning Devotions" will be conducted by the Pastor over KCIM. 9 a.m. Sunday Church School with classes for children (3 years and up), young people and adults. The Nursery and Kindergarten classes meet in the Presbyterian Annex next door, 311 West 10th.

All other classes meet in the church. 10:30 a.m. Divine Worship Service with the Pastor preaching the sermon "How to Prepare for The Chancel Choir will sing Father Almighty" by Gounod with Marsha Merritt as soloist. Attended Nursery is provided during the worship hour. You are cordially welcome to worship God with us.

5:30 p.m. Senior High Youth Fellowship. 6:30 p.m. Junior High Youth Fellowship. 7:30 p.m.

Zone 9 "Presbyterian Neighbors" meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Cruchelow, 414 West 7th. 7:30 p.m. Chancel Choir rehearsal at the church.

Friday- 3 p.m. World Day of Prayer Service at the Presbyterian Church. This community service is sponsored by the Women's Organizations of the Episcopal, Methodist and Presbyterian Churches. Everyone is welcome. Sunday, March First Sunday in Lent.

The Sacrament of Holy Communion will be administered during the 10:30 a.m. worship hour. ST. PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH A Church of The Lutheran Hour 19th St. and N.

Highland Drive Carroll, Iowa Harold W. Kieck, Pastor Arno Sundermann, Mrs. Victor Jons, Organists 9:00 a.m. Confirmation Classes 9:15 a.m. Sunday School and Bible Classes 10:30 a.m.

Morning Worship 6.00 p.m. A.A.L. Oyster Supper 7:00 p.m. Senior Choir 8:00 p.m. Adult Information Class 7:30 p.m.

Ash Wednesday Lenten Service 6:30 p.m. Fellowship Society Anniversary Dinner at Brown Derby 8:30 p.m. Mehmet Ozay, exchange student from Turkey will address the society at the church. Tune in every Sunday to "The Lutheran Hour" on KCIM at 8:30 a.m. and to "This is the Life" on WOI-TV at 11:30 a.m.

Listen daily to "Portals of Prayer" on KCIM at 6:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. We cordially invite you to worship with us. Music: Mrs. Glenn Bolger, Choir Director; Mrs.

Lcveraa Smith, Pianist. a.m. Church School 7 p.m. Sr. High MYF will attend Scranton School of Moral Concerns.

7:30 Sr. High MYF (2nd 4th Sundays of month) Alice Heydon. Sponsors, the Omar Coffmans the Dennis Fords. Jr. High MYF the second Thursday of each month at 7 Pres.

Kay Heydon. Sponsor Mrs. Willard Smith. 6:45 p.m. Methodist Men.

2 p.m. Prayer Study at Garden home, taught by Mrs. Earl Josten. March 8 p.m. Iowa Wesleyan Choir concert.

Tickets on salt by MYF members. ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH A Church of The Lutheran Hour Arcadia, Iowa Harold W. Kieck, Interim Pastor Mrs. Clayton Dobse, Philip Wentzel, Organists 2 p.m. Confirmation Classes.

9 a.m. Morning Worship 10 a.m. Sunday School and Bible Class 8 p.m. Junior Choir 8 p.m. Voters' Assembly at Arcadia 7:30 p.m.

Ash Wednesday Lenten Service We cordially invite you to worship with us. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES The divine source of man's intelligence will be the subject of the Lesson-Sermon entitled "Mind" to be heard at Christian Science church services this Sunday. From the Bible this passage will be read (James "If any of you lack wisdom, let him ask of God, that giveth to all men liberally, and upbraideth not: and it shall be given him." Correlative readings from "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy will include this sentence (p. 506); Spirit, God, gathers unformed thoughts into their proper channels, and unfolds these thoughts, even as He opens the petals of a holy purpose in order that the purpose may appear." The Golden Text is from Proverbs "Trust in the Lord with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding." IMMANUEL LUTHERAN Church Lidderdale, Iowa Rev. Wm.

G. Landgraf, Pastor Mr. A. L. Daenzer, Organist and Choir Director 8:30 a The Lutheran Hour over KCIM.

10:00 a.m. Worship Service with Communion. 11:15 a.m. Sunday School and Bible Class. 7:30 p.m.

Sunday School Teachers Meeting. 8:00 p.m. Ash Wednesday, Worship Service. 9:00 p.m. Fellowship Club.

7:30 p.m. Choir Rehearsal. Lake City School News Compiled for School by Correspondents Vol. 8 No. 22 STAR METHODIST CHURCH Earl E.

Josten, Pastor Delbert Ford, Board Chairman; Myron Bundt, Lay Leader; Floyd Offill, Church School Supt. Sunday- Last Sunday in Epiphany. 9:30 a.m. Church. Sermon: "Religion in Acolytes, confirmation class members.

Ushers, Richard Emery, David Heydon. Ministry of JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES 621 North Coon Rapids, Iowa L. C. Heckman, presiding minister 7:30 p.m. Theocratic Ministry School.

Instructive school on Bible subjects for young and old. 8:30 p.m. Service Meeting with theme, "Your People will offer themselves willingly." Ps. 110: 3. 2 p.m.

Public address. 3 p.m. Watchtower Study, subject, "Fight a fine Fight for the Faith." 7:30 p.m. Bible Study using textbook "Your Name Be Sanctified." Free. All Welcome.

STUDENT OF MONTH February student-of-the-month at Lake City is Virginia (Ginger) Owens, who is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Owens.

She is a junior, and secretary of the student council. For three years she has been on 1 the honor roll, in the Pep club, on the staff of the school paper "Eagles in Y-teens, Miss Owens and in vocal music. She is a Y-teen cabinet member, and treasurer of the northwest Iowa district Y- teens. She is a member of the Speech and Drama club and was in the junior play cast, and in the one-act plays. This year she is one of the school's cheer-leaders.

In past years she has been in band, has been a class officer, and a sophomore prom server. She has been a Rainbow girl for three years and is worthy adviser at the present time. She is a member of the Presbyterian church, sings in its choir, and is vice president of its youth organization. IN FFA CONTEST F.F.A. boys who participated in the sub-district F.F.A.

contest at Odebolt Wednesday evening of this week were Mike Stotts and Jim Finley, chapter program; Dale Ausborn, public speaking; Howard Davis, extemporaneous speaking; Steven Doty, creed speaking; and the parliamentary procedure team, Tom Reaman, Jerome Dial, Tom Engstrom, Gary Brtsbois, and Mark Toyne. Also entered in the contest were the secretary's book (Douglas Pierce), treasurer's book (Terry Janssen), and reporter's scrapbook (John Brassfiekl). Rudy Engstrom accompanied the boys to Odebolt. ADULT SCHOOL Ed. VanAhn and Conner Medsker will speak on Swine Management at the adult evening school February 27 at 8 p.m.

in the Vo-Ag building here. Coffee and doughnuts will be served at the close. Public invited. DADS, DAUGHTERS DINE Lake City Y-teens will hold their annual Father-Daughter banquet February 27 at 6:30 p.m. in the high school lunchroom.

Mrs. Earle Stuckenbruck will speak on "My Impressions of Germany." Betty Friedel is mistress of ceremonies. Pam Holm and Sandra Steig are in charge of the program, and Polly Tuvell of the table and food arrangements. Virginia Owens will lead the closing worship. The Power of Faith By Woodi ST.

AUGUSTINE CHURCH Halbur, Iowa Rev. Bernard V. Greteman, Pastor Sunday masses, 8 and 10 a.m. PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH Glidden, Iowa M. J.

Ludwig, Pastor The Church of the Lutheran Hour welcomes you: Tune in Sunday at 8:30 a.m. KCIM. 7:00 p.m. Reception of adult with elders as witnesses. 9:00 a.m.

Jr. and Sr. classes. 9:00 a.m. Sunday School and Bible classes.

10:15 a.m. Divine Worship. 7:30 p.m. Walther League and The S. S.

Board. 7:30 p.m. The First of the midweek Lenten Worship Hours. The Church is not a "museum" for saints but a "hospital" for sinners; not a group to be served but a "force" to be used by the Holy Spirit in serving others! FHtST LUTHERAN CHURCH Scranton, Iowa 10 a.m. Sunday School 11 a.m.

Morning Worship Services will be in charge of faculty members from Dana College, Blair, Nebraska. ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN CHURCH Grant Township Glidden, Iowa Henry N. Hansen, Pastor 9:30 a.m. Sunday School and Bible Class.

10:30 a.m. Morning Worship. 9 a.m. Saturday, Confirmation Class. Tuesday- Church Council Meeting.

7:30 p.m. Ash Wednesday Service. Thursday- Ladies Aid Meeting with Mrs. Laurence Topp as hostess. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Coon Rapids, Iowa Earl E.

Josten, Pastor Jake Smouse, Board Chmn; Bruce Annear, Lay Leader; Marvin Yeager Church School Superintendent Mrs. Victor Ford, Church Secretary (part time) Sunday- Last Sunday in Epiphany 9:30 a.m. Church School 10:45 Church. Sermon, "Religion in Depth." 4 p.m. Confirmation Class (second section) 5 p.m.

Jr. High MYF. Sponsors, Wes Thomas'. 5:30 p.m. Sr.

High MYF. Sponsors, Dale Carpenters, Frank Clay- burgs, Frank Beachs and Mrs. Sam Bukoff. Ministry of Music: Mrs. J.

J. Rogers, Chancel Choir, Mrs. Dale Carpenter, Cherub Choir, Mrs. Paul Nelson, Chorister Choir. Organists: Mrs.

Paul Nelson JoAnn Seastrom. Mrs. Roswell Jordan Gloria Bower at the piano. Nursery maintained by Club, the Sam Bukoffs in charge. Scripture led by Jan Robins.

Greeters, the Walter ers. Acolytes, Ronnie Herron, Kenneth Schumacher. Ushers Ray Harvey, Dean Lloyd, Lyle Knight, George Bowman (Monitor) 6:15 p.m. Methodist Men, Ron Davis, President. 8 M's guests of Builders' Class of First Christian Church.

6 Tuesday to 6 p.m. Wednesday, Continuous Prayer Vigil, Ash Wednesday. Continuation of Prayer Vigil, begun Tuesday at 6 p.m. Members and friends encouraged to spend a half hour at the church in meditation at beginning of Lent. 9 a Rim of Asia class, taught by Mrs.

Glenn Bolger 9:30 a.m. through day and evening, legislative seminar at Wesley Methodist, Des Moines. 5:30 to 7 Wesleyan Class pancake supper, the public invited. March 8 p.m. Concert by Iowa Wesleyan Choir.

Tickets on sale by MYF members. IN SPEECH EVENT Lake City students participating in the district speech contest at Carroll Saturday of this week, Feb. 23 are: oratorical, Susan Bruening, Virginia Owens, Howard Davis; extemporaneous speaking, Karen Melody, John Loeck, Bob Ferguson; interpretive reading, poetry, Crystal Smith, Mike Lewis, Joy Ward; interpretive reading, prose, Karen Larson, Susan Melody, Polly Tuvell; humorous Edward Gregory, Jane Foley, Joan Hobart; original oratory, Mario Lise'; radio speaking, Russell Stoffregen; public address, Sherry Stewart, Jackie Doty; dramatic, Pam Streeter, Susan Elder, Luanne Grantham; and the one-act play, "The Marriage Proposal" by Chekhov presented by Tom Hobart, Mario Lise', and Karen Larson. Mrs. James Yunek is speech coach.

PROM GROUPS Jay Campbell, junior class president here, has named the following spring prom committees. The first-named in each case is chairman. Food, Sheryl Filloon, Jolene Hutchinson, Jean Johnson, Nancy Albright, Janioe Ringgenberg; prom server committee, Virginia Owens, Judy Harshbarger, Shirley Deuel, Connie Anderson, Dorothy Stanfield; publication, Bob Ferguson, Connie Launspach, Peter Farley, Juanita Batz; decorations, Jane Foley, Sharon Segebart, Dianne Jennings, Gary Mohr, Tom Awtry, Mike Lewis, Ewayne Wooters, Jim Hansen; tables, Polly Tuvell, Jim Boyd, Sherry Stewart, Jim Finley, Jerry Green, Dale Ausborn, back drops, Phyllis Hutchison, Tom Dowling, Marion Carroll, Steve Vincent, Betty Trotter; ceil- Once more we start the Lenten season 40 days that commemorate Jesus' 40 days of trial in the wilderness. He used this time for spiritual training, to prepare himself for the mission jthat lay ahead. He was hungry and He was tempted.

"And the devil said unto him, If thou be the son of God, command this stone that it be made bread. And Jesus answered him saying, It is written, That man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word of God." For us too Lent should be a time of study and reflection on the word of God that we may do well the work that has been set out for us. The small trials that we may set upon ourselves can remind us that Lent is a period of preparation for sharing in the power that comes from faith in Christ. ing, Jim Colvig, Lynn Tevepaugh, Larry Morgan, Dan Broich, John Brassfield, Nick Daisy; flowers, Susan Bruening, Mary Ann DeVries, Connie Hildreth, Linda Johnson, Ardith Sigmon; center, Jay Campbell, Jim Hested, Ronnie Jensen, Craig Knouf, Delbert Kraft, Dan Leffingwell; miscellaneous decorations, Douglas Pierce, Nick Peterson, Mike Rockdaschel, Gerald Strickland. The prom is scheduled for April 20 at the Lake City community building.

BOWLING PARTY The industrial arts club spons- sored a bowling party at the Lake City Bowling Lanes last Friday night. About 30 attended. BAND CONCERT The Lake City high school's concert band was enthusiastically received by the audience in its program of modern music last Sunday afternoon in the high school from the following musical comedies: Oklahoma, Fantasy, Can- Can, The King and South Pacific, Gigi, The Magnificent Seven; also the following, Wunderland bei Nacht, Hawaiian Medley, Arranger's Holiday, George Gershwin's selections, and The Twist, Robert Head is the director. In April a "Parade of Bands" is promised including the junior high band, the sixth grade band, and the concert band. SORORITY MEETS Miss Louroe Stuckenbruck was hostess to Nu Chapter Alpha Delta Kappa Tuesday evening of this week with Mrs.

Russell Richardson as co-hostess. Theme of the evening was "Life and the speakers were Mario Lise', exchange student from Saarbrucken, Germany, and Mrs. Earle Stuckenbruck, who has lived for a number of years at Tue- bigen, Germany. Mario discussed life in the industrial area of southwest Germany, and also spoke of the German school system in comparison with that of the United States. Mrs.

Stuckenbruck made supplemental comments, and she also discussed the German elementary school; and compared German food with ours. The chapter has been invited to attend the Sac City ADK on March 5. Mrs. Raymond Beck of Rockwell City was a guest of the evening. SCHOOL NOTES Mr.

and Mrs. Roger McCulley entertained members of the faculty at their home for coffee last Saturday evening following the sectional girls basketball finals. Supt. Wendell Johnson spoke on school taxes and the school budget this week at the meeting of the Women's Monday Club, and that of the Lake City Jaycees. Official Proceedings of County Government Published below are the official proceedings of the Cerroll County Board of visors.

The publication appears in the interest of all county residents, town and rural. Board of Supervisor-. Office, Carroll, Iowa January 28, 1963 The Board of Supervisors of Carroll County, Iowa met In adjourned session at the Board Office at Carroll, the county seat of said County on Monday, January 28, 1963 at 9:30 a.m. pursuant to law, the rules of said Board and to adjournment with all members present: The Board of Supervisors on motion canvassed the vote of the regular election for Trustee for Drainage District No. 23.

Following is the Certificate of Canvass: CERTIFICATE OF CANVASS Certificate of the canvass of the votes of the Regular Election held on Saturday, January 19, 1963 to elect one (1) Trustee from Election District No. Three (3) of Drainage District No. 23, Carroll County Iowa for a term of three (3) years, com' menclng on January 26, 1963. The Board of Supervisors of Car roll County, Iowa pursuant to the direction of Section 462.18, Code of Iowa 1954, canvassed the votes of said Election and made the follow ing findings to-wit: Henry D. Johnson received Seven (7) Henry D.

Johnson having received the highest number of votes is hereby declared elected for a term of three (3) years as Trustees from Election District No. Three (3) of Drainage District No. 23, Carroll County, Iowa, term commencing on January 26, 1963. Members of the Board of Supervisors Carroll County, Iowa John Tigges Art Hinners Albert Hannasch Donald O'Herron A. J.

Daeges, Chairman Attest: Leon P. Oswald County Auditor On motion the Board of Supervisors approved the Official Bond of Peter G. Daiker, Steward in County Poor Farm for a term of one year and ordered same to be placed on file. On motion the Board of Supervisors approved the Official Bond of Raymona Smith, Clerk in the County Treas. Office for a term of two years, and ordered same to be placed on file.

On motion the Board of Supervisors approved the Official Bond of Carol Mackrill, Clerk In the County Treas. Office, for a term of one year, and ordered same to be placed on file. On motion the Board of Super- vlsaors approved the Annual 1962 weed report for Carroll County, and ordered same to be placed on file. On motion the Board of Supervisors approved the 1962 Annual report of Floyd M. Rombough, Police Judge in the City of Carroll and ordered same to be placed on file.

On motion the Board of Supervisors approved the 1962 Annual report of Ted Hupp, Mayor of the Town of Coon Rapids, and ordered same to be placed on file. On motion the Board of Supervisors approved the 1962 annual report of Andrew Rothmeyer, Mayor of Lidderdale and ordered same to be placed on file. On motion the Board of Supervisors proceeded to audit and aOow the following claims, and authorized the County Auditor to issue warrants for same: General Fund B. a. Tranter, Postmaster, Postage: Treasurer 30.00 A.

J. Daeges, Session; Comm. Work Mileage 155.66 Albert Hannasch, Session; Comm. Work Mileage 170.57 Art Hinners; Session; Comm. Work Mileage 130.67 Donald O'Herron, Session; Comm.

Work Mileage 119.75 John A. Tigges, Session; Comm. Work Mileage 167.46 The Missouri-Kansas Chemical Courthouse Janitor Supplies 105.55 Ed Schroeder Sons, Courthouse Repairs 3.38 Joyce Lumber Company, Courthouse Repairs 1.25 J. W. Daniel, Courthouse Repairs 2.44 Richard Schieffer, Courthouse Grounds Snow Removal 19.00 Arwell Courthouse Maint.

Spraying Silverfish Etc 12.00 IBM Corporation Office Supplies: Auditor 5.70 Koch Brothers, Office Supplies: Recorder 13.35 Koch Brothers, Office Supplies: Auditor 3.90; Social Welfare 29.69 33.69 IBM Corporation, Office Supplies: Recorder 10.41 Eastmas Kodak Stores, Office Supplies: Sheriff 9.20 F. E. Davenport Office Equip. Maint. Contract: Treas 45.00 IBM Corporation, Office Equip.

Maint. Contract: Social Welfare 43.00 IBM Corporation, Office Equipment: Social Welfare 311.00 Northwestern Bell Tele. Telephone Service: Auditor 20.00; Recorder 19.87: Assessor 14.21: Sheriff 56.57; Sheriff Res. 7.39; Supt. 9.00; Co.

Atty. 9.00; Social Welfare 39.53; Co. Nurse 13.11; Treas. 17.44 206.12 Manning Monitor, Pub. Proceedings 456.96; Pub.

Amended Budget 10.21; Office Supplies: Sheriff 1.00 468.19 Dolezal Insurance Agency, Official Bond: Carol Jean Mackrill, Clerk in Treas. 17.00 Dolezal Ins. Agency, Official Bond: Raymona Smith Clerk in Treas 17.00 Marjorie Hansen, Extra Help, Treas. Office 30.95 Michael E. Sullivan, Extra Help Treas.

Office 11.45 Virginia Welsh, R.N. County Nurse: Mileage 36.26 Mrs. Irene Tan Cretl, January 1963 Rent: Social Welfare 125.00 Iowa Elec. Light Power, Heat: Social Welfare 36.14 Barbara Sharp, Local Registrar of Vital Statistics 4th Qr. 1962 45.20 Margaret A.

Jensen, Extra Help. Treas. Office 37.59 Phyllis Jean Wells, Extra Help: Treas. Office 23.31 Court Fund Hilda Olmstead, Petit Juror 33.00 Chandler Liston, Petit Juror 17.10 Maurice Nurse, Petit Juror 20.40 Roger Nissen, Petit Juror 7.20 Fred Nielsen, Petit Juror 7.50 Duane Monson, Petit Juror 14.40 Oliver Mohr, Petit Juror 7.00 Donald Ray Mohr, Petit Juror 29.20 Clara Meyer. Petit Juror 45.50 Laverne Meier, Petit Juror 49.00 Elmer Lund, Petit Juror 19.80 Anton Huegerich, Petit Juror 33.00 Gertrude Horning, Petit Juror 45.00 Harold Heuton, Petit Juror 36.60 Raymond Hahn.

Petit Juror 54.90 Ed Feld, Petit Juror 5.10 Rodney Evans, Petit Juror 7.00 Clifford Elscheld, Petit Juror 39.90 Frank Daley, Petit Juror 20.40 Bethel Cross. Petit Juror 36.40 Helen Bull, Petit Juror 22.50 Celia Bukoff, Petit Juror 60.00 Bertha Bruns, Petit Juror 30,00 Raymond Berger, Petit Juror 46.40 Diane Wilkens, Petit Juror 40.80 Wilfred Wallace, Petit Juror 7.50 Delores Vonnahme, Petit Juror 11.40 Elmer Stoffers, Petit Juror 56.70 Georglne Staiert, Petit Juror 52.20 James Schoeppner, Petit Juror 6.40 Esther Schmitz, Petit Juror 11.00 Arlene Rupiper, Petit Juror 17.40 John F. Rose, Petit Juror 16.50 Alvln Riesenberg, Petit Juror 16.50 Robert R. Richardson, Petit Juror 5.10 Katherine Reld, Petit Juror 7.50 Jean Remele, Petit Juror 30.00 Glennie Prince, Petit Juror 30.60 Lucille Plngrey, Petit Juror 45.00 Koch Brothers, Office Supplies: Clerk of Court 16.35 Standard Office Equip. Office Supplies: Clerk of Court 7.75 Recordak Corporation, crofilm Photocopy Supplies: Clerk of Court B.OO Recordak Corporation, Office Equip.

Maint. Contract: Clerk of Court 65.00 Northwestern Bell Tele. Tele. Clerk of Court 28.85; Courtroom 27.57 56.42 Leonard F. HInze, Expenses in connection with returning Leo Vermuele from Phoenix, Arizona by order of the District Court 321.64 W.

J. Schmich, Justice Court, JP Fees, State of Iowa vs. Leo Cornelius Vermuele 7.00 W. J. Schmich, Justice Court, JP Fees, State of Iowa vs.

Larry A. Hodne 8.00 Leonard F. Hlnze, Justice Court, Sheriff's Fees, State of Iowa vs. Larry A. Hodne 5.70 Edward S.

White, District Court, Attorney Fees, State of Iowa vs. Leo Cornelius Vermuele 50.00 B. G. Tranter, Postmaster, Postage: Clerk of Court 55.00 Bounty Fund Celeste Sullivan, Co. Treas.

January Bounty Claims: Gophers 9.20; Fox 92.00; Starlings 10.15 111.35 Poor Fund Koch Brothers. Office Supplies: Relief Office 7.18 Panama Carbon Office Supplies: Relief Office 6.25 IBM Corporation, Office Equip. Maint. Contract: Relief Office 43.00 Northwestern Bell Tele. Tele.

County Home 19.80; Relief Office 21.02 40.82 Great Plains Gas, County Home: Heat 185.25 J. W. Daniel, County Home: Repairs 23.87 Fareway Store, Provisions 25.00 Brennv's Store, Provisions 35.00 Iowa Elec. Light Power Gas Heat 27.10 Albeit Mount Rent 40.00 Henry Jentzen, Rent 20.00 Mrs. Richard Bruns, Rent 20.00 Guthrie County, Care 160.00 St.

Anthony Hospital, Hospital Care 944.10 Scott Mason, Ambulance Serv 24.50 West End Cafe, Meals: Transients 12.51 County Mental Health Fund Guthrie County, Care: Carroll County Patients 574.60 Secondary Road Fund Manning Municipal Light Plant, Elec. Maint. Building 1.47 Iowa Public Service Elec. Maint. Building 22.80 Iowa Public Service Elec.

Maint. Building 2.27 Standard Oil Division, Fuel Oil: Maint. Building 31.29 Roberts Oil Fuel Oil: Maint. Building 34.74 Peoples Natural Gas, Gas for Heat: Maint. Building 31.42 Con kiln Grain Lumber Fuel Maint.

Building 17.14 Dwaine Duncan, Fuel Oil: Maint. Building 75.98 Great Plains Gas Fuel Oil Maint. Building 166.24 Heuton Skelly Service, Fuel Oil: Maint. Building 36.76 Northwestern Bell Tele." Tele. Maint.

Building 18.76 Koch Brothers, Office Supplies: Engineer 13.48 Premier Fastener General Supplies: Shop 345.76 Crouse Cartage Freight 3.25 A. Moorhouse Repairs to Garage Building 6.96 Halbur Hardware, Misc. Supplies Tools 1.00 1.90 Coast to Coast Store, Misc. Supplies 3.24 Sleg-Fort Dodge Operating Supplies 6.86 Neppel Oil Diesel Fuel 64.00 Elch's Garage, Gas 5.06 Brlnker's "66" Service, Gasoline 4.41 Joe Rotert Garage, Gas 3.75; Repairs .60 4.35 Gruber Carburetor Elec, Repairs 3.50 Dukenart-Hughes Tractor Repairs 317.63 International Harvester Repairs 10.36 C. F.

Launspach Hardware, Repairs 11.53; Misc. Supplies .79 12.32 Sleg-Fort Dodge Repairs 9.86 Dukehart-Hughes Tractor Repairs 62.46 E. M. Jenkins, Blacksmith, Repairs 6.00 Sleg-Fort Dodge Repairs 30.57 Central Bearings Repairs 58.36 C. D.

Willcox Tools 149.50; Misc. Supplies 157.45 306.95 General Equip. Supply New Equipment 254.32 Quarry Supply Chains 191.12 Pecaut Industrial Supply, Signs 96.94 Bliss Tire Service. Tiros Tubes .19.54 C. D.

Willcox Bridge Construction 90.00 Carroll Lumber Bridge Maint. 86.04; Signs 91.71; Misc. Supp. 2.25 180.00 Wallace E. Lumsden, Mileage 9.80 Leighton A.

Wederath, Attorney Fees, Condemnation vs. Carroll County, Iowa 1400.00 Gerald Irlbeck, Erect Snow Fence 26.36 Elmer Langel, Erect Snow Fence 24.41 Herman Harms, Snow Plow 4.22 Stanley Henrich, Assistant surveyor 91.85 Conrad Berns, Overtime 40.61 Alfred Dilllvan, Overtime 11.79 Wallace Lumsden, Overtime 45.86 Wm. Pottebaum, Overtime 24.90 Walter Schafer, Overtime 43.24 Wm. Vollstedt, Overtime 7.86 Delbert Von Bon, Overtime 7.86 Delbert Von Bon, Overtime 29.48 Harold Willenborg, Overtime 12.46 Harold Willenborg, Overtime 19.65 Leonard Petersohn, Overtime 13.11 Joe Heller, Overtime 6.54 John Beyerink, Overtime 10.48 Albert Lehrter, Overtime 6.54 Ben Berns, Extra Help 117.47 Joe Eischeid, Overtime 31.45 Eldon Schuler, OverOme 30.13 Paul Schapman, Overtime 28.82 Wilbur Fuchs, Overtime 13.11 Stanley Henrich, Overtime 6.85 Walter Rogers, Overtime 8.52 Bang's Disease Fund J. M.

Dermody, Testing 26.00 Richard Shlrbroun. Testing 123.00 William D. Blohm, Testing 19.50 H. H. Gonnerman, Testing 57.50 J.

M. Dermody, Testing 30.50 R. E. Wagner, Testing 11.50 William D. Blohm, Testing 58.00 H.

H. Gonnerman, Testing 42.00 T.B. Fund J. M. Dermody, Testing 14.S0 H.

H. Gonnerman, Testing 26.00 Richard Shlrbroun, Testing 143.20 Donald J. Casey, Testing 51.60 William D. Blohm, Testing 77.00 H. II.

Gonnerman, Testing 3.80 Weed Fund Secondary Road Fund, Gas and Oil 90.10 On motion the Board of Supervisors adjourned until Monday, February 11, 1963. Leon P. Oswald, County Auditor A. 3. Daeges, Chairman.