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2 Tha Sioux City Journal, SundayctoberUjggo ZD New radio station, key oversee operations of V.A.R.B. Enterprises in a three-state area. personnel announced Via nnst 10 vpn the past 10 years A our mn ntrv music radio sta Ion Bcrlngar has joined 1 arian Health Center as a communications specialist in the tommunicationscommunity relations department. His duties in-' --f1" elude mediar relations, work-1 ing with the! public, assisting 7 in specials a a overseeing hos-1 pital publica- 4 tions. i j.

Jilt, programming country music for Siouxland radio stations, Cooper now will be designing the on-air formula, music selection and overall concept for KSUX the only live FM country station in the Siouxland market Copper, who has been in the radio business for 18 years, also will have his own on-air show from 6-10 a in. KSUX will feature the latest country music hits along with "Nashville's Golden Oldies." Other announcers working for KSUX include Dan Lehmann, Jason Lueth and "Cowboy Bob." Division, and Lundeen Coatings Corp. A native of Sergeant Bluff, Semonell attended Iowa Central Community College in Fort Dodge, Iowa State University in Ames, and Fullerton State College in Fullerton, Calif. Templeton began with PTI as a sales associate in 1986, and held various positions since including marketing and data coordinator, and statistical supervisor, before she was named statistical manager in 1989. A native of Onawa, Templeton was business manager at Hutchinson Chevrolet-Oldsmobile in Onawa for nearly 14 years before joining PTI.

Carol Hilker has begun new duties as elementary principal for the Emerson-Hubbard Schools system. Hilker of Pender, has taught tion is now on the airwaves in Siouxland. KSUX-FM, located on the radio dial at 105.7, began broadcasting earlier this summer. Owned by Violet Communications, the radio studio is located at 4240 Hickory Lane in Sioux City, just west of the Southern Hills Mall. Company officials have named Debra Smith as sales manager and Ty Cooper as program director.

Smith has been worked in media businesses for five years and has an advertising degree from the Journalism College at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. VandeMeulen- McKenzle Boucher mor to Marian, was Beringer employed by 4 in the news KTIV-TV. Channel WSC names coordinators nounced by Pioneer TeleTechnologies Inc. officials, headquartered in Sergeant Bluff. Promoted are Mike Thomas, formerly management information systems site manager at PTI's plant in Springfield, to the position of sales operations manager at the same site; Ron Wood, a sales operations specialist for PTI, has been appointed sales operations manager of PTI's center in Greeley, Debbie Semonell has been appointed sales operations manager at PTI's plant in Sergeant Bluff; and tannine Templeton, formerly statistical manager at PTI, has been named manager of statistical analysis.

Thomas came to PTI in 1988 as a sales associate at the Sergeant Bluff plant In October of that year, he joined the MIS department as a computer operator. He transferred to PTI Wichita in April, 1989, and then to PTI Springfield in October that same year. Prior to his association with PTI, Thomas graduated from Westmar College in Le Mars, Iowa, with a degree in business management and marketing. He is a native of Sloan. Wood joined PTI as a sales associate in June, 1986, and became manager of Pioneer Mall in Sergeant Bluff in 1988.

In 1989, he transferred to the property development division which included expansions and remodeling projects, until he was promoted to sales operations specialist last April. A native of Sergeant Bluff, Wood graduated from Wayne State College in business ad 7 department. He had worked at KTIV for six years, most recently serving as assistant news directorassignment editor. Before that, her was employed at KWWL-TV in Waterloo, Iowa, for four years. A Vermillion, S.D., native, Beringer earned bachelor of arts and master's degrees from the University of Northern Iowa in Cedar Falls.

sixin graue in Walthill since I It Wilde Ruhde 1981 and also taught in the Chapter 1 program. She completed her undergraduate degree at Wayne State College with a degree in elementary education major and science Computer Support of Sioux City Ltd. announces the addition of five employees. Michael VandeMeulen. Boucher has joined the sales and marketing department.

Sherri McKenzie will have a data-entry posi-tion and will Dvorak Sell (1 nrrf9; Hilker minor. She also earned a middle school endorsement and a master of science degree in elementary administration at Wayne State. SOUTH SIOUX CITY Six Siouxland residents have been named coordinators for the Wayne State College Extended Campus Division in South Sioux City. Thty are Debi Kennedy, Jim Dvorak, Marion Sell, Canlyr Matney, Rita Murphy, and Isanc Dickman. As coordinators, they will assist in advertising and prom-ting the Extended Campus classes, provide the nec- essary assistance to instructors when needed, serve as a media- tor between in- Mi structors and students, and aid the Extended I Campus Division 1 in various ad- Kennedy ministrative duties.

Kennedy is majoring in business with a minor in marketing. She is an administrator of a surgical office. Dvorak, who is employed as a department director at Marian Health Center, is majoring in interdisciplinary studies. Sell is the owner of Sioux Beauty Supp'y, and has been a coordinator since 1982. She is a graduate with a business degree from Wayne State.

Matney is also a coordinator tak- 'Li Thomas Wood work with employee insurance procedures. She also will be handling the 800 Tech Support Line. ap- I Lynn Lan has been pointed regional manager for Nutri System Weight Loss Centers. Previously, Lane served as I area manager K' Murphy Dickman 1 ministration with an emphasis in marketing. Semonell, who has served as manager of the marketing and data department since 1987, began her PTI career as a staff administrator in 1985.

She was promoted to statistical supervisor in 1986. Prior to joining PTI, Semonell was employed with Jerry J. Kobs Ameron-Protective Coatings Jerry Wilde and Carl Kneifl are computer Kneifl and electronics technicians and wiil be employed in the Tech Support Division, testing and repairing computers, memory boards, and disk drives. Russell Ruhde is an assistant in the parts department and will be working in inventory control. ing graduate courses.

She is employed as a social worker at the Sioux City Nursing Home. Murphy is a senior majoring in business and is employed at Marian Health Center. Dickman, who is employed with the Iowa Department of Human Services, is majoring in business. 4 and manager ot the Sioux City Nurti Systems store, 2121 Hamilton Blvd. In her new position, Lane will Semonell Templeton Four promotions have been an- Lane Congratulations to our tt BENSON-WARREN FLEA MARKET TODAY 11-4 City Code Changes Plumbing Hot Water Heaters Electric Others COUNCIL CHAMBERS OCT.

15th, 4 P.M. "Sales Team Of The Month" SIOUXLAND CONVENTION CENTER South Sioux City a 111, ihfb i LJ -i The Willows community at Dakota Dunes features luxurious tewnhome living complete with a magnificent view of the first green, near the Dakota Dunes Club House. For a worry-free lifestyle, come discover the many advantages of condominium living at The Willows. Left to right: Mac McQuillian, Doug Moore sales Russ Scott, Ted Devries. Connie Hensley and Dave Meyer in front.

Outstanding Sales Performance for the month in both Call (605) 232-4207 for an appointment or stop out and see the design of the home of your dreams. New and Used Car and Truck Sales. Office hours: 10:00 a.m. 6:00 p.m. Monday Saturday 1:00 p.m.

6:00 p.m. Sunday Grand opening set for restaurant A ribbon cutting ceremony has been scheduled for 11 a.m. Tuesday at the Casa Grande Restaurant and El Cantina lounge, now located on the second floor of the Badgerow Building in downtown Sioux City. Casa Grande is a familiar Siouxland restaurant name and previously was located in North Sioux City. The restaurant will feature Mexican focd fare, but will also include American dishes on the menu.

It will be open for luncheon and evening dining. Owners of Casa Grande are Pat and Everett Provost, and Lou Wil-mont is wner of the El Cantina lounge. Business Vomen stage annual event SOUTH SIOUX CITY The South Sioux City Charter Chapter of the American Business Women's Association will hold its annual business associate event Monday at the Marina Inn. The event is designed to honor business associates and employees of ABWA members and to provide an opportunity to learn about other fields, industries and positions. The evening program will include two vocational speakers "Woman of the Year" Nancy Luze, and "Member of the Year" Jody Winquist Social hour begins at 6 p.m., followed by dinner at 6:30 p.m.

For more information, call (402) 494-5267. Charity sweater drive planned Mayfair mall is sponsoring a charity sweater drive beginning Oct. 15 and running through Oct. 31. Siouxlanders can bring their bid sweaters to any participating merchant and earn a 15 percent discount on one selected purchase for each garment turned in.

Participating retailers include The T.R.E.E. House, Fresh Hair Studio, Econ Optical, Mardell's, Laven-tura, Northwest Fabrics and Crafts, Transportation, Williges Petites, Benetton, Accents, and Great Expectations, along with The Clothes Tree. Sweaters collected during the drive will be donated to the Boys and Girls Clubs of Sioux City. Engineers open Sioux City office DeWild Grant Reckert and Associates Consulting Engineers and Surveyors announce the opening of a Sioux City office in the Pierce Plaza Building, 1108 Pierce St. James Vander Woude, professional engineer and land surveyor, will be office manager and principal-in-charge.

The firm provides professional electrical, environmental, water resources and civil engineering along with land surveying services. DeWild Grant Reckert and Associates also has offices in Rock Rapids, Iowa, and Sioux Falls. Shoe store opens in Southern Square Ribbon cutting and grand opening ceremonies are scheduled for 2 p.m. Friday for Shoe Biz, located in the Southern Square shopping mall, 4501-21 Southern Hills Drive. Shoe Biz is owned by Jan Mascarello and managed by Brenda Schiller.

The new shoe store features name brand shoes at reduced prices. The store will carry top label dress and casual shoes including Connie, Bass and Naturalizer in women's sizes, plus styles and labels in children's sizes. The ribbon cutting ceremonies will be conducted by the Sioux City Chamber of bommeree Ambassadors. llf4liy yrlMly Midstatos Development Office 1-29, North Sioux City Exit Next to the Dakota Dunes Information Center 6th Chambers Sioux City 277-8420 900 Dakota Ave. South Sioux City, Nebraska -T DAKOTA DUNCI II 1 ti'Si ads (Un i i 0 cTelection THE BIGGESTTHE BEST The vote you cast this fall will effect you, your family and your community throughout the 90's.

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