The Harlan News-Advertiser from Harlan, Iowa • Page 5

I. Machinery, livestock, seed, household items turn unneeded items into cash with a low-cost want ad 1 Benefit Functions 6 Position Wanted NOTICE Church and Civic Clubi Protect your date for bake sales, rummage other money raising projects by listing it In this column. Watch this space when planning your future sales. GET DeLUXb PAPER table cloth In rolls at Norgaard Drug, Harlan. 3 Food Items Our Business is growing Apples.

Our pleasure is selling you some of our best Apples. Christmas packs and baskets are now on display. Order now for later delivery, to insure you the crispest best flavored Apples, for holiday eating. Apple, Cherry and Grape Ciders. Iowa flavored Honey.

Grown locally. Brickyard Orchard 7th and Hiway 64 Open same as Harlan's store hours, Phone 755-1882 t49, 50, 51 n50, 51, 52 4 Lost and Found LOST 400-450 Ib. Hereford steer calf. Mickey Keane, Panama, 489-2518. LOST Black Billfold.

Reward. Phone Collect 747-3202 Earling. n-51-tf LOST 4 black Calves, 450 Ibs. Phone 799-2331 Or 799-2335. David Christensen.

5 Help Wanted BUSINESS OR NAME CARDS, impressive; fine quality In raised printing. 1,000 for $6.50. Harlan Tribune. WANTED Full time lady to keep house for Older couple in Harlan. Henry Anastasi, 755-1862.

HELP WANTED Steady man for farm work. Archie Petersen 766-3037. WANTED Sates lady, full or part time. Andersen Clothing, West Side Sq. n-52 Employees Wanted MEN AND WOMEN WANTED at WESTERN IOWA PORK COMPANY, Harlan, Iowa No age limit.

Good pay. Steady. Hospital Benefits. 36-hour week guar. anteed.

Lots of overtime. No experience needed. All employees welcome. Here is an opportunity to learn the meat trade while you are being paid. Start immediately.

Call collect, Western Iowa Pork Company Phone 744-2000 Harlan, Iowa (A strike that started Aup. IS, 10R6, continues at our plant while employees continue to come to work.) n43tf, t43tf Special Cattle Sale 7 p.m. Jan. 11 will be a large sale, if you have livestock to consign for this special sale please contact us. We h'jtve facilities now to handle 3,000 cattle.

No sale Dec. 28 but we'll have our regular sale Jan. 4. We wish you all a Happy New Year. KIMBALLTON AUCTION CO.

Phone 773-3202 Phont Kenny Thielen, 744-3785, Harlan Marvin Jorge men, Phone 428, Exira SALES EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT, 7:30 p.m. WANTED Ironing and washing in my 755-2683. n-52 WANTED in my home, 755-5015 t-52 WANTED Babysitting in my home. John Walker. Phone 755-1714.

t.51* Harlan (Iowa) Monday Morning, Dec. 26, 1H4 12 Wanted to Buy TOP PRICES paid for furs. I'll be at Mike's Co-op Station, Harjan, Fridays only. Neil'Hooper. 7 Wanted to Rent 13 For Sale Misc.

WANT TO RENT A FARM. BUI Plambeck, Persia. Phone Portsmouth 743-2560. WANTED TO RENT 160 or 240 acre farm with machinery, will stand expenses. Phone 7553248.

n-54 8 Rentals UNFURNISHED APARTMENT Washing facilities, heated garage available. Call noons or after 6, 756-1633. t-52 FOR RENT Theatre 3 rooms and bath. Stove, refrigerator, and washing facilities. Call 755.2310.

S. J. Backer. t-45-tf FOR RENT One bedroom home, 1418 College, available Dec. 1.

Call Jim Noble. t-46-tf FOR RENT Five roam apt. with garage 1711 8th St. 755,1408. t.49-tr FOR RENT Two bedroom house, available Jan.

1, Gearhart Lumber 755-2534. t-1 FOR RENT Downstairs apt. in Harlan. Close in. Furnished and carpeted.

Available Jan 1. Phone 747-2035, Earling. n-51-tf FOR RENT Two bedroom house in Harlan available Jan, 1. Phone Portsmouth 74S-243, n-51-tf FOR RENT Furnished apartment, 3 rooms and bath, after 1st, Mabel Nordby, 755-2962, n-51-tf FOR RENT Room. Mrs Fred Graves, 802 Baldwin.

t-48-tf FOR RENT New 2 bedroom apartment, carpeted, heat furnished. Obrecht Apartments. Phone 755.2842. n-49-tf FOR RENT Modern house. Wayne Lytle.

FOR RENT Two room upstairs apartment for lady or girl. 755-2387. FOR RENT Furnished upstairs apartment. Close in, 901 -4th Street. FOR RENT 3-room unfurnished first floor apartment.

Avail. Jan. 1. 755-2723. t-50-tf 9 Real Estate FOR SALE 10 50 mobile home.

Excellent condition. Includes "Early American" furniture, washing machine, and a complete kitchen. This two-bedroom home also Includes a carpeted living room and plenty of closet space. Completely furnished and the perfect set. up for young (or old) couple.

Located at Broadway Trailer Court and priced very reasonable. Call 755-3215 after six. tffr FOR SALE 5 bedroom house by owner. Located one block from grade school. All main floor rooms recently repainted.

Low taxes. Will sell with or without automatic washer and gas dryer. Located in good neighborhood. Priced to sell. Shown by appointment call 755-2379.

FOR CONFIDENTIAL SERVICE in listing or purchasing a home or farm, call Paul A. Pa LI ley, 755-2157, evenings 744-2266 or one of these representatives Norman Scott 782-2363. Luvern Hansen 782-2293 or Milton Barry 782-2837. n-36-tf FOR SALE Three bedroom home, 1212 Lincoln Avenue; Three bedroom home at 1401 College Three bedroom home at 1804 6th Street. Call Roman Rosman Real Estate at Earling, 74 7 3361.

n-52 FOR SALE 'Evelyn Schniid house in Earling. Make offer. Cyril Gaul, administrator. 10 Automotive FOR SALE 1964 Chevrolet station wagon, BeUAir, power steering and brakes. In good condition and a very reasonable price.

Call 755-2803 between t-46-tf FOR SALE 1958 Plymouth Belevedere fordor sedan, automatic, radio, heater. A.1 mechanically, $325. Rex Adams, Kirkman. 766-3318. FOR SALE '64 Chevy, super sport, 4-speed, mag.

wheels, A-1. 489-2713, Panama. Marvin Bruck. t.51» FOR SALE 1959 Volkswagon, sharp looking. 755-2423.

FOR SALE 1955 Chevrolet three quarter ton pickup. 4-speed stock rack. Good condition. Ed Heese 747-3031, FOR SALE Red and white '57 Chevy four door hard top, V-8, stick. Panama 489-2265.

FOR SALE 202 Fordor Mercury Comet, 1965. Radio, standard trans. Ray Kay, Shelby 544-2444. FOR SALE 1962 Qldsmobile 88, power steering, power brakes, hydramatic, new finish, low mileage, only 755-2365, 11 Notices SINGER REPRESENTATIVE from Carroll, Iowa will be in Harlan ever Tuesday for sales and services. Contact Mode-O-Day, 755-1336 t-36-tf NOTICE We buy furs.

Alvin W. Johnson, Kimballton. Phone 773-2316. FREE Part beagle pups, make good Christmas presents, four weeks old, 744-3232. FREE Cute 7-weeks old puppies for adoption, 6 males, 1 female.

Phone 748-3164 Defiance. n-52 DUNLAP LIVESTOCK AUCTION Tuesday, Dec. 27 REGULAR SALE The sale will be held as usual Tucs 27. We expect 600-800 hogs and 600-700 cattle of all classes. Since this is the last sale of the year, we wish to express our sincere thanks to all who have made 1966 our best year.

SPECIAL CATTLE SALE Jan. 6. Call us about your consignments. Wanted: Fat Steers Heifers BY Raskin Packing Co. SIOUX CITY, IOWA 323 913S COUNCIL BLUFFS or 252-3846 SIOUX CITY REGISTERED A BONDED FOR YOUR PROTECTION TALL ROD WALL IfUU PICTURE FRAMING, work, art at Harlan Paint Center, north of n-29-tl BRIEF BAGS, ATTACHE CASES--Large tion to choose The Ideal gift, See at Tribune Office Supply Store, Harlan.

FOR SALE Siegler oil burner. Like new, used three years. Call 755-2803 between t-46-tf FOR SALE Remington standard upright office typewriter, good as new, priced to Hartan clothing. n-52 FOR KNAPP SHOES see Bill Huffman, 2205 South Seventh Street 755-2780. n-51-tf WANTED Bass guitar player.

Should be able to play rythem guitar also. Call or write ence Weihs, Westphalia, la. FOR SALE Boarder Collie pup, 6 months old. female. Elmer Andersen, Kirkman, 766-3075.

14 Household Goods LUSTRE FOAM IS guaranteed to be the best carpet cleaner you have ever used or your money back. Electric shampooer rental $1. Harlan Paint Center. North side square. BRIEF BAGS, ATTACHE CASES--Large selec.

tion to choose from. The ideal gift. See at Tribune Office Supply Store, Harlan. 15 Sporting Goods FOR SALE .222, bolt action, clip rifle. Like new.

Robert Arnoid 16 Feed and Seed FOR SALE First cutting brome and alfalfa hay, $22.50 a ton. Third cutting hay $25 a ton. No rain, in barn. Urban Henscheid. Phono t-2 FOR SALE 5,000 bushels 1966 corn.

Tim Larimare, Phone Elk Horn 764-5027. 17 Cattle FOR SALE FANCY HOLSTEIN 1st calf heifers to calve soon. Eugene R. T40tf FOR SALE Dairy heifer and bull calves, also crossbred calves. Some Holstein heifer calves on hand.

Ellis Beebee, Beebeetown, phone Missouri Valley, 23807. FOR SALE Wisconsin Holstein heifers, close springers. Art and Don Hopp. 2180. t-48-tf FOR SALE Baby Hugh Mortensen, 744-3493.

-53 FOR SALE 33 choice yearling steers, 750 Ibs, 28 choice yearling steers, 600 Ibs. 20 choice heifer calves, 450 Ibs. Bill Goetz, Panama, 489-2575 or 489-2263. t-50-tf FOR SALE Good first and second calf ers, some older cows. Dale Muller, Phone Defiance 748-3025.

18 Hogs FOR SALE Purebred Yorkshire Feb. and March Boars. Sired by an outstanding herd. Boar from the Eddie Bros herd of Storm Emil Dreher, Audubon. FOR SALE Purebred, Durocjersey jHans N.

Hansen. Kimballton, 773-2861. n-36-tf FOR SALE Black Poland China spring boars, vaccinated for cholera and ersipy. Tested and guaranteed breeders. Herb C.

Jens, Hancock. t-47-tf FOR SALE 25 purbred Hampshire boars, vaccinated and accredited herd. Celius Petersen, Elk Horn, 764-4725. t.53* FOR SALE Two Chester White boars, Celius Petersen, Elk Horn. FOR SALE Duroc Boars, double vacc.

tested for bangs and Lepto. Big and rugged. Dick Clark, Botna. Phone Manning 653-1419. n-53 FOR SALE Purebred spotted Poland China Boars.

Vacc. for cholera, Lepto. Guaranteed breeders, will deliver. Good meat type hogs. Dick Campbell, 6 niles east, one mile south, west of Corley.

Phone Walnut 784-2446. t-45-tf FOR SALE National Accredited S.P F. Hamp and York boars. Lloyd Knott, Manilla. n-39-tf FOR SALE Purebred Poland China boart, half brothers to champion Poland China carcass barrow at the Nebraska State Fair.

Guaranteed breeders. Bernard Babe, 456-2954, Pisgah. FOR SALE Duroc yearling boar. Jim Ken- ktl, 747-2815, Earling. -52 FOR SALE Purebred accredited SPF Hamp- shii'e boars and open gilts.

Gail Mosher, phone 7443573. n-'s FOR SALE Two tried Duroc boars, always been together. Charles Blum, phone Panama, 489-2546. FOR SALE Yearling Duroc boar. Tried and guaranteed.

Sonderman Bros, 8 miles north of Harlan. Phone 747-2035, Earling, For Sate Nineteen sows, to farrow Feb. 1. Rny Larson Kirkman, 766-3065. FOR A 2 tried Hamp boars.

Larry Engel 744-3166. 20 Poultry LIVE DUCKS for sale. $1.00. 744-3205. t-1 21 Machinery FOR SALE International wheel weights.

$29.50 per Johnson Brothers implement, Kimballton. 22 Services WE SHARPEN SCISSORS, install glass In windows. Bacon Hardware, n-42-tf BULLETIN BOARDS, 2 sizes; book ends, metal, 70c at your Office Supply Center, Harlan Tribune, tf PRESCRIPTIONS DELIVERED ANY place In town at no extra charge. Norgaard's Pharmacy. t-27-t? General Trucking, Custom Combining.

Clark Davey and Sons. Phone Elk Horn 764-4821. 27tf ARTIFICAL INSEMINATION, Curtis Breeding Service is now serving Shelby county west of Hiway 59. Call collect, Phil McCann, Dunlap, Phone 643-5949. CLASSIPliD AD RATIS te per Ktrd, with third week free, all run In both for the Mffto price of 6c per word.

Add lOc total for each ad MINIMUM ad charge $1.00. CLASSIFICATIONS AVAILABLE 1-- Benefit )-- Food Items 4-- and Found 5-- Help Wanted e-- Petition Wanted 7-- Wanted to Rent 8-- Rentals 9-- Real Estate 11-- Notices 12 Wanted to Buy 13-- For Sale 14-- Household Goods 14A-- Building Materials 16-- Sporting A Picnic Suppliea 16-- Feed and Seed 18-- Hogt 19-- Sheep 20-- Poultry 21-- Machinery 22 Services 22A-- Schools of Instruction 23 Business Opportunities Cards of Thanks 22 Services FOR ARTIFICIAL BREEDING Service in Shelby County. East half, Harold Kuchel, Walnut West half, Lavern Musich, Harlan, 744-3210. Consolidated Breeders Co-op t-49-tf PERSIA AREA For prompt removal of all dead animals, call 488-2625. Harlan Rendering, Harlan.

Phone 744-3500. THE SINGER Atlantic, will have a serviceman in Harlan every Tuesday. For service and sales on any make machine, phone 755-1187, Swanson Automotive, Harlan, t-41-tf 22A Schools of Instruction PRINTING SKILLS are always in demand and well-paid. Printing is one of America's fastest growing industries. Lino-type operating, Offset camera and press work, Basic Printing taught in a new class, 4 months course starting Feb.

6. Write now to Newspaper Prod. of Iowa City. Coi-d of Tkonfes CHI (RATES: One paper $1.50, both papers $2.50. If extra long, (over 65 wards) rate is $1.75 and $2.75.) CARD OF THANKS: I wish to express my sincere thanks to Rt.

Rev. Msgr. Bissen, Father Wingert, Fathers Benedict and Leonard Kenkel, to all my relatives, friends and neighbors for all the prayers, flowers, gifts, cards, and visits during my stay at Myrtue hospital and at our home. Also many thanks to the doctors and the staff of the hospital for the wonderful care. ALFRED KENKEL, Earling.

CARD OF THANKS: My sincere to neighbors, relatives and friends for their visits, cards and flowers and kindness to my wife during my recent hospitalization. A special thanks to Rev. Conatt for his visits and prayers and to my doctors, nurses and hospital staff for their wonderful care. These things will always be remembered. SHELDON CHRIST1AINSEN, Rt.

4, Harlan. n-52 CARD OF THANKS: We wish to express our sincere thanks to everyone for their many kind and expressions of sympathy at the time of the death of our mother, Mrs Olga Peterson. NORTON PETERSON, GERALD PETERSON, MRS SHIRLEY HULL. MRS MARILYN CHRISTENSEN. CARD OF THANKS: My sincere and grateful thanks to my family, relatives, friends and neighbors for their cards, visits and gifts.

A special thanks to Dr. C. C. Huntley, the good nurses at the hospital for the good care and many calls. To Rev.

Wayne Corzatt for the wonderful prayers and encouraging folks to Altamont church for lovely plant. May God bless each one of you for these kind courtesies. They'll always be remembered. MRS RUSSELL ROLD, Peace Haven Home, Walnut, Iowa. CARD OF THANKS: We wish to thank our many friends and relatives for spending the evening with us to make our silver anniversary such a happy occasion for us to always remember.

Thanks for the many cards and gifts we received and also to those who helped with the reception. EVERETT and ROSE EGGERSS. n-52 Tennant News By MRS LAWERNCE KOLTERMAN The Junior M.Y.F. met at the Larry McCool home on Thursday evening with nine members present. Later in the evening the group went caroling.

Guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Walter Arp on Sunday for dinner were Mr and Mrs Rudy Kay, Mr Ferd Arp and Patty Boettger. Late afternoon callers were (Mr and Mrs Raymond Bornholdt of Audubon and Mr and Mrs Clarence Zimmerman and Mrs George Lippold or Avoca, The Robert Myers family were Friday night visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Jerry Andersen and David at Atlantic. Mr and Mrs Wesley Moore and (Mr and Mrs Richard Moore helped Dale Moore celebrate his birthday Friday night at the home of Mr and Mrs Ralph Paul near Persia. The Dwain Boeck family were visitors at the Hugo Boeck home Sunday afternoon, Gail Ann was a visitor there from Friday until Sunday. Mr and Mrs Wesley Moore and Mr and Mrs Richard Moore were Sunday evening guests at the Dwain Boeck home in Harlan.

Mr and Mrs Andrew Sorensen, Mrs Eddie Arentson and Mrs Randall Lytle drove to Vinton, Saturday to attend the funeral of a cousin, Grant Pedersoru They stayed overnight at the Wayne home at Cedar Falls. Enroute home Sunday they stopped at the Lynn Sorensen home in West Des Moines, Mr and (Mrs Lawrence Kolterman were Sunday evening visitors at the Ferd Arp home in Shelby. Mr and Mrs James Hockett, Mr and Mrs Lawrence Rasmussen and Mr and Mrs Wesley Moore enoyed a pot-luck supper at the Hockett home Saturday evening. Home for the Christihas holidays are Dale Moore of Iowa State University and Sheryl Hockett of Nettleton College of Sioux Falls, S.Dak. and Mrs Kenneth Tucker were visitors at the Vera Tucker home in Harlan Tuesday evening.

Mrs Irene McCool called at the Matt Pauley home on Friday. Susan and Tommy Tucker attended the Christmas dance at the Neola public school Tuesday evening. Carrie Petersen was a Tuesday afternoon visitor at the Matt Pauley home. Orin Linden is home from Iowa State University for the Christmas holidays. His Mr and Mrs Barrel Linden drove to Ames Friday to get him.

Bert Cox is home from his school at Military Academy at Lexington, to spend the 'Christmas holidays with his nts, Mr and (Mrs Bernard Cox. Mr and Mrs Matt Pauley were dinner jests at the Celius Larson home at Hnrlan "fiuadAy, OMAHA MARKETS Braced by both reduced receipts and a little show of strength in the dressed meat trade the Omaha cattle market staged a mild measure of (recovery on the opening round last Monday and then held on through several sue- ceeding slow sessions to show a little gain for the week. Fed steers finished mostly 25c higher while fat heifers, under a little more pressure at midweek, finished strong to 25c higher. Steer top for last week was heifer top $24. A rather erratic butcher market, whose complexion changed daily depending on the demand for light hogs, finished with weights under 230 pounds steady to 25c lower while weights over that mark were mostly 50c off.

Week's butcher top $21.50. Sows were steady to 25c lower. Last week's to $16.25. Slaughter lambs lost a littieground overall to finish steady to 25c lower. Last week's top on wooled lambs $22.25, shorn lambs $21.75.

5 adult courses are assured At least five of 10 adult education courses planned by the Harlan Community Schools will definitely be held--five others won't because there wasn't enough enrollment to make them possible, according to Director of Vocational Education Harold (Swede) Johnson. Classes begin Monday, Jan. 9, and adult students will meet weekly from 7:30 to 9 for the next 10 weeks. Enrollment deadline was Dee. 23, Johnson said, "but if there is somebody interested in any of the areas we have publicized, we're still interested in talking with He said 26 persons are enrolled in drivers education; 17 in aircraft ground school, 12 in business education and nine in vocational agriculture.

The Harlan Lions Club is also sponsoring a fifth session, adult recreation. Six persons have enrolled for conversational Spanish, so there is still a possibility a class may be held although minimum ment requirement was originally set at eight persons, Johnson said. There was not enough interest to hold courses in camera appreciation, music appreciation or home economics, Johnson said. Classified Deadline For Monday ads mutt be in by 4 p.m. Friday.

Jackson Twp. by Mrs Raymond Petersen Mr and Mrs Raymond Hansen were dinner guests at the Kenneth Sorensen home at Estherville Monday. In the afternoon they attended funeral services for Willads Bisgard at Graettinger, Iowa. Garey Knudsen, student at Dana College at Blair, spending two weeks Christmas vacation with his parents, QMr and Mrs Chris Knudsen. Mr and Mrs Norman Hansen and Dixie visited at the Gilbert Hoogensen home Sunday night.

Mrs Chris 0, Christensen was a guest at the Ed Hansen home Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Royce Christiansen and Candace were Monday night supper guests in the Dale Jensen home. Mr and Mrs Dean Cleveland and Mr and Mrs Miles were dinner guests at the Donald Ulmer home at Dunlap Sunday. Mr and Mrs Cleveland visited at the Fay and Dwight Mills home Sunday night. The Rex Goodner family visited at the Ed Hansen home Saturday night.

The W.O.C. held their general meeting at the Jacksonville church Thursday afternoon. Circle 3 was in charge of the program and Circle 2 served lunch. The following officers were installed: Mrs Elmer Petersen, president; Mrs Earl Andersen, secretary; and Mrs LuVern Hansen, secretary of stewardship. The circles were reorganized and new officers elected.

Several from this community attended the school program at Elk Horn Wednesday night. Mr and Mrs Laverne Hansen and Layne, Mrs Jorjorie Petersen and (Marlys, Randall Larsen, the Mar's: Petersen family and Glen Christensen family were guests at the David Christensen home Wednesday night for David's birthday. Mrs Gerald Albertus of Persia visited at the Ben Hansen home Wednesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Leon Petersen, Mrs Annie Petersen, Mr and Mrs Folmer Bonnesen, Mr and (Mrs Clinton Jensen and Sherry, Mr and Mrs Darrell Krohn, Cindy and Lori, and Walter Knudsen were guests at the Chris Knudsen home Friday night in honor of Garey's birthday. The Burdette Poldberg family visited at the Dale Andersen home Sunday afternoon.

Many fjnom Jackson Township attended the Abelskiver supper at Kimballton Saturday night, Mr and Mrs Clinton Petersen visited at the Gilbert Hoogensen home Saturday night, Mrs Marjorie Petersen and Marlys, Randall Larsen, and Mrs Bessie Hopkins and James were Sunday dinner guests at the Dalton Hoover home at Guthrie Center. IJhe Dale Jensen family were supper guests at the D. D. Randolph home in Kimballton Thursday night. Several from this community attended House' 1 at the Lutheran church in Avoca Saturday night in honor of the silver wedding anniversary of Mr and OVrs Everett Eggers.

Cheryll Linde, student at Northwest Missouri State College at Maryville, is spending the Christmas holidays with her parents, Mr and Mrs Elmer Linde. Mr and Mrs Day Bramer visited with Mrs litter Thogersen at the Salem Home in Elk Horn Wednesday in honor of her 86th birthday. iMr and Mrs Ed Hansen and Ilene were Friday night visitors at the Charles Gearhart home. Mr and Mrs Victof Jensen were Sunday dinner guests at the Dale Jensen home. Mr and Mrs David Hansen visited there in the afternoon, Ada Bruning, of the Baptist Memorial Home, accompanied Mr and Mrs Dean Cleveland for supper Tuesday night.

The Cleveland's also caHed on Elibabeth Tryon at the Memorial home. Mr and Mrs Marvin Andersen were Thursday nteht visitors at tho Kd Hansen home. Public Legal Notice Iowa law requires that the residents of this area be notified of certain legal pro- ceedinga. Certain indlvidulas, at well as groups, may have a personal interest In these notifications. Often the publication Is the only public notice.

To keep well inform. ed, readers should check carefully the notices which appear under this OFFICIAL PUBLICATION NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION MAYOR'S PROCLAMATION OF SPECIAL ELECTION, TENNANT, IOWA TO THE QUALIFIED VOTERS OF THE INCORPORATED TOWN OF TENNANT, SHELBY COUNTY, Iowa: AND TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Public notice is hereby given of a general election of the town of Tennant, Iowa, to be held at the regular voting place of said Town of Tennant, Iowa, on January 17, 167, at which time there will be submitted to the legal electors of said town a proposition of granting unto ers Mutual Cooperative Telephone Company, a corporation, its successors and assigns, a franchise for a period of twenty-five (25) years granting unto the said association the right and privilege to construct, maintain and operate in the streets, alleys and public places of said town, a telephone line or lines consisting of poles, wires, conduits, fixtures and appurtenances thereto, belonging, which franchise is fully set out herein below. Town Hall. The polls will be open from eight.o'clock A.M. until eight o'clock P.M.

of said day. At said special election the ballot to be used will be substantially in the following form: OFFICIAL BALLOT SPECIAL ELECTION TOWN OF TENNANT, IOWA JANUARY 17, 1967 (NOTICE TO VOTERS: For an affirmative vote on the following proposition, make a cross (X) in the square after the word For a negative vote, make a similar mark in the square following the word Shall the following public measure as set forth in the following ordinance granting unto the Farmers Mutual Cooperative Telephone pany, its successors and assigns, a franchise to construct its telephone system, together with the necessary fixtures and appurtenances thereto over, under or across the streets, alleys and public places, and private lands in the town of Tennant, Iowa be adopted: BACK OF BALLOT PUBLIC MEASURE BALLOT TENNANT, IOWA. January 17, 1967 For an election on the question of granting to Farmers Mutual Cooperative Telephone Company a franchise for construction, operation and maintenance of telephone -Sine or lines over, across, and under the streets, alleys and public and private lands in the Town of Tennant, Iowa. (facsimile signature of Acting City Clerk, BERNARD COX) ORDINANCE NO. 36 AN ORDINANCE GRANTING TO THE FARMERS MUTUAL COOPERATIVE TELE.

PHONE COMPANY, ITS SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS THE RIGHT, FRANCHISE, AND PRIVILEGE, FOR A PERIOD OF TWENTY-FIVE (25) YEARS FROM AND AFTER THE ADOPTION, APPROVAL AND ACCEPTANCE HEREOF, TO ERECT, OPERATE AND MAINTAIN A TELEPHONE SYSTEM IN THE TOWN OF TENNANT, ORDAINED BY THE TOWN COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF TENNANT, IOWA: Section 1. That the Farmers Mutual Cooperative Telephone Company, a non-pecuniary tive corporation organized under the laws of the State of Iowa, (hereinafter referred to as the its successors or assigns, be and they hereby are, granted the right, privilege, and authority for a term of twenty-five (25) years from and after the adoption, approval, and final acceptance hereof, to erect, maintain and operate a telephone system within the present and future corporate limits of the Town of Tennant, Iowa. and said Cooperative, its successors and are granted the right, privilege, and authority to erect all necessary poles, towers, conduits, manholes, wires, Cables, fixtures and apparatus over, across, and under the streets and alleys of the Town of Tennant, Iowa and over and across any private lands therein upon proper proceedings In eminent domain for the said period of time and for said purposes upon the following terms and conditions: Section 2. All poles and fixtures erected, operated and maintained by said Cooperative under and by virtue of this ordinance shall be located, erected and maintained under the suoervision and direction of the Town Council o-f saici ar.rf shall be so located as not to permanently interfere with or obstruct the free public use of or travel over any street or alley, or permanently interfere with the repairs of the same. Section 3.

After the placing o-f any conduit or manhole, or the erection of any pole or fixture, or the removal af any such, said Cooperative, at its own expense, shall restore the surface of the street, alley, or sidewalk 1 which was disturbed by it to the condition in which it was found. The work of restoring the street, alley or sidewalk as afore, said, shall be done under the supervision of the streets and alleys committee of the Town Council of said town. Section 4. This franchise is granted subject to all ordinances now in force in said town and such other reasonable regulation by ordinances, as may be enacted by said Town of Tennant, Iowa. Section 5.

Said Cooperative shall hold the town free and harmless from any and all damages of every kind and character whatsoever caused by the construction, operation or maintenance of said telephone lines, fixtures, and equipment. Section Nothing in this ordinance shall be construed as granting unto said Cooperative an exclusive right or franchise for the use of said streets or alleys for said purposes nor to prevent the grant of similar provileges to. other Individuals or corporations for like purposes. Section 7. The town shall pass such ordinances as the Council may deem necessary or advisable for the due, legal and complete protection of said Cooperative In the enjoyment of all its'rights and privileges granted to it by this grant or franchise, and shall attach penalt of fine cr imprisonment for interference with or damage to the property of said Cooperative.

Section 8. The said Farmers Mutual Cooperative Telephone Company shall furnish to said Town of Tennant, without charge, one telephone station located in the City Hall and one telephone station located in the City Fire Station, in such lo. cations therein as may be designated by the Town Council. Section 9. This ordinance shall be in force and effect from and after its passage and publication according to law and its authorization and approval by a majority vote of the electors voting at special election to be held in the Town of Tennant, Iowa, on the 17th day of January, 1967, and its acceptance by the grantee.

This ordinance was adopted by the Town Council of the Town of Tennant, Iowa, on the 1st day of December, 1966. Dated at Tennant, Iowa, this 1st day of December, 1966. J. T. HOCKETT, Mayer.

(SEAL) BERNARD COX, Acting Clerk. You will all take notice of said election and the proposition submitted thereat, and govern yourselves accordingly. Dated at Tennant, Shelby County, Iowa, this 1st day of December, A.D., 1966. J. T.

HOCKETT, Mayor. ATTEST: BERNARD COX, Acting (SEAL) TOWN OF TENNANT, IOWA. NA Dec, 12.19-26; Jan, 2, 1967 POSTURE OFFICE CHAIRS, that wffl take the ache out; of your tired back, Office Supply Center, Harlan Newspapers,.