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Phone 873-3141 With Your News Announce Engagement I Kyle Brouwer & Kayla Kundtson Mr. and Mrs. Mike Knudtson of Mil- ford announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Kayla, to Kyle Brouwer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Randall Brouwer of Bronson." Kayla is a graduate of Okoboji High School and will graduate from Morn- ingside College in Sioux City on May 1st. Kyle graduated from Lawton- Bronson High School, and is a 1997 graduate from Morningside College. Kyle is currently teaching Fifth Grade at McKinley Elementary School in Sioux City. The couple will exchange vows on May 8th at the Morningside Reformed Church in Sioux City, Iowa. III BIRTHS P RICHARDSON Mark and Debbi Richardson of Lawton are the proud parents of a daughter, Morgan Marie born February 1 I, 1999. She weighed 8 lbs. 8 ozs. and was 23 inches long. She is welcomed by three brothers, Scan, Chad and Matthew. Grandparents are Ed and Jan Meister and Keith and Marilyn Richardson, all of Kingsley. Accepted At Univ. of Iowa Medical School Ryan Smith, a 1995 graduate of Lawton-Bronson High School, has been accepted at the University of Iowa Medical School in Iowa City, IA. Smith will graduate in April from Morning- side College in Sioux City with a major in biology and a minor in chemistry. Smith is the son of Richard and Judy Smith of Sioux City. 4-H News Lowell Anderson, two wk. sal- ary ............................................ 701.58 I PE RS, contribution ..................... 255.22 First Trust & Savings Bk., Fed S.S. Med. Withh ....................... 691.20 American Gear Auto ,Parts Co., hose for white truck ............. 36.85 Big Soo Terminal, road salt ........... 90.00 Continental Research Corp., deicer for streets ...................... 240.94 General Fire & Safety Equip- ment Co., fire extinguisher .......... 44.95 Lawton Pronto, fuel ..................... 101.75 Siouxland District Health Dept., lab fee ................................ 5.00 The Moville Record, publish- ings thru 1/28/99 ...................... 240.30 US Postmaster, stamps ................ 33.00 Woodbury County Area Solid Waste Agency, 3rd qtr 98-99 .. 1451.08 Menards, shop supplies ................ 22.29 The New Sioux City Iron Company, shop supplies ............ 93.24 USEMCO, lift station parts ............ 98.45 Lowell Anderson, two wk. sal- ary ............................................ 701.58 Acco Unlimited Corp., parts chemical pumps water plant ..... 254.40 DGR, wastewater project ............ 427.50 MidAmerican Energy, utility ....... 1361.24 Wayne Goodwin, clean hall ........... 50.00 CHN Garbage Service, Feb. service .................................... 1259.25 Mary Beth Schorg, mo. sal .......... 618.87 Western Iowa Telephone .............. 51.05 Building permits for Virgil Bremer and David Reis were reviewed and ap- proved. The 1999-2000 Budget was presented to the Council. Motion of D. Grau, sec- onded by A. Kolker that the budget be adopted. All voting aye, carried. Mayor Robinson has been asked by MidAmerican Energy if we still wish to light the "Lawton" sign outside of town. Council felt if cost reasonable that we should continue to light the sign. Kim Clay presented paperwork re- garding applying for a grant from MRHD for a ~helter house. The City Clerk will contact the F.A.M.I.L.Y. group and ask a representative to attend the next meet- ing and update us on their plans. A zoning committee will be formed to enforce the zoning ordinance. Anyone wishing to serve on the committee as a volunteer should contact the Mayor, any council member or the City Clerk. Meeting adjourned at 6:15 p.m. MARY BETH SCHORG, Clerk Published in the Moville Record Thursday, March 11, 1999. SILVER SPURS 4-H GROUP Lawton-Bronson Our December meeting consisted of Having Fun! We had our Christmas Party and everyone brought wonderful treats and drinks! We also later visited our three adopted nursing home residents in Sioux City bringing them gifts & hav- ing a Christmas party. At our January meeting we were to bring our "birdhouses buildings" after given the "CHALLENGE" in Decem- ber by Justin Zant. We were supl~ed with a stack of boards and told to build a birdhouse anyway possible by using only tools on hand at home. By the next meeting the birdhouses were to be decorated with whatever was on hand, nothing could be bought. Our February meeting brought some really surprising results on the bird- houses. Some items used were: Pop- sicle sticks, bark, hay, rocks, baling twine, old paint, pasta, pine cones & needles. The parents voted on the houses (but not for their own 4-Her). Emily Hegger and Justin Zant tied for second place and Zane Norby won first. We also had Dare Deputy Benson talk to us about the dangers of drugs and what to do if a stranger approached us with them. He was very entertaining and we thank him for taking time to talk with us. City of Lawton Council Proceedings MARCH 2, 1999 REGULAR MEETING OF THE LAWTON CITY COUNCIL m The March meeting of the Lawton City Council was called to order by Mayor H. Robinson at 5:00 p.m. in the new Fire Station. Council members present A. Kolker, A. Peters, K. Clay and D. Grau. Absent- T. Masching. Minutes of the regular February meet- ing were reviewed and approved as written. Disbursements were presented to the council and ordered paid by motion of A. Kolker, seconded by A. Peters. All vot- irig aye, carried, Treasurer, State of Iowa, sales tax Oct-Dec98 ............... 1237.16 American Family'~ PPemium Care Healt, h Plan givee you t, he ~P~Onl to ¢hooee your provider, and can en~ure you're prot, cGt,~l even if you chancje jobe. Call today. Open Community Shower Please come to a (Misc.) Community Shower and Luncheon for Holly Garthright, fianc6e of Justin Svoboda, on Sunday, March 21't. A salad lunch- eon will be provided by the committee, beginning at 1:00 p.m. at Community Presbyterian Church in Lawton. Please write down a favorite recipe! Lawton Dancing Grannys And Grandpas News "On The Road Again" with the Danc- ers for the month of February, 1999. The 2nd of February found the Danc- ers at the New Lawton-Bronson School where they entertained at Half Time of the Boys Basket-Ball game in the Gym. A medley of line dances were per- formed to a very enthusiastic audience. On Valentine's Day The Grannys and Grandpas were invited to the South Sioux City, Nebraska Senior Center for a Valentine Party. The event was open to the Public and lunch was served through out the day, which made for a large crowd. The Dancers, all decked out in their New Valentine Outfits, presented a full program of Line, circle, tapping, lip syncs, clogging dances. All 'in all it was a fun afternoon with a deli- cious lunch being served at the conclu- sion of (heir performance. The dancers met at Theo's for their Birthday Luncheon on Thursday, Feb- ruary 18. On Thursday Night, February 25, af- ter Line Dance Practice, the dancing Grannys and Grandpas met at the Friendship Center for their annual meeting. The main order of business was the "Election of Officers" with the following being elected: Marlene Witt,, President, Betty Law, Vice President, Marilyn Fowler, Secretary and Betty Sieger, Treasurer. Some business mat- ters were discussed and voted upon. On Friday afternoon, February 26th found the dancers performing at the M'Side Harvest, formerly Matney's, for a 2 o'clock program. Once again the pretty red outfits were worn to present a full program. A big "Thank You" to the gals that made the attractive outfits to wear for "Special Occasions"! That is it for now so until next time - Keep on dancing to stay fit and have fun. Lila Howard, President, conducted the business meeting assisted by Georgina Grigg, Secretary-Treasurer. Correspondence was read after which Loren R. Bush 311 Cedar St. Lawton, Iowa 944-5551 276-4410 Legion Auxiliary News ' Members of the Lawton Legion Aux- iliary met on March 4, 1999 for a 1 O'clock meeting in the home of Lila Howard. Roll Call was answered by giving their Community Service Hours. the various committees gave their re- ports. The February 6 pancake breakfast that the Auxiliary served was termed a success and the ladies want to thank all that came and helped in any way to make it the success that it was. After the business meeting the membet:s busied themselves at making Tray Fa- vors for the Veterans Hospital. A list of the wants and needs of the Veterans will be found in the Lawton Bank, along with a box that you can make a donation if you want to. Lila served a tasty lunch at the conclusion of the meeting. The next Auxiliary meeting will be held on May 4 in the home of Marilyn Fowler at 1:00 p.m. AMERICAN FAMILY AI Ym rn~k Udl Om Ihd i~ Is S,kilrm Nm 01tl - ~ m S3,qU 944-5711 MBER DIAL-UP NU No Toll $19.95 per month Includes: World Wide Web, E-Mail, Usenet News, FTP, Telnet, Browser, plus a free suite of application software for connecting to and browsing the Internet. Requires a computer with a modem and a hard drive. A one-time $10.00 setup fee applies. THE MOVILLE RECORD - ghow Off Your Dimples with the Golf Privilege Club Purchase a membership to the Golf Privilege club for just $25, and receive discount golf at more than 100 Iowa courses. 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