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Sigourney, Iowa 52591
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Personal Chef Service
220 East Jackson
Sigourney, Iowa 52591
Cell (641) 799-5801
Business (641) 622-3388
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Longhorn Saloon
Ray Brownsworth
Chief Executive Officer
23019 Highway 149
Sigourney, Iowa 52591
Providing Quality Cores To The Foundry Industry
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Owner
Barnes City, Iowa 50027
(641) 644-5145
Fax (641) 644-5135
Cell (641) 891-9310
Phone 641-622-2046
Cell 641-660-3837
Fax 641-622-2042
1410 East SADC Avenue
P.O. Box 274
Sigourney, Iowa 52591
Doug Bender
President
www.benderfoundryservice.com
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Sigourney, Iowa 52591
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Mark Your Calendar!
Tuesday, February 24th
John Mohr
Starting Over & Overcoming Obstacles
Saturday, March 21st
7 am to 5 pm
Tuesday, March 31st
Business Solutions
& Networking
Susan Voss
The Iowa State Extension Office is pleased to
present a monthly series which connects local,
existing business owners and those wishing to
start or grow a business in this community.
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10 to 15 minutes on a selected topic. The remaining
time will be open for questions or dialogue.
Where: Pizza Ranch Meeting Room
Come to eat! Come to listen and learn!
Attendee responsible for own meal expenses.
When:
The Last Tuesday of Every Month
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Room opens at 5:30 p.m.
Speaker: 6:00 p.m. to 6:15 p.m.
Topic Discussion: 6:15 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Open Discussion: 6:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Speaker and topic will be announced
monthly in your local newspaper!
Desperate Farm Wives
Spring Fling Tag Sale
Bookkeeping and Taxes
Tuesday, April 28th
Todd Ambrahamson , Gini Garrett
Sunday, March 22nd
11 am to 3 pm
At the Expo Fair Grounds East of Sigourney at
the Junction of Highways 92 & Highway 149
During Sigourney’s Antique Tractor Pull
Tuesday, May 26th
Jim & Donna Ahlberg, Jody Miller
Increasing Traffic with Products & Services
Tuesday, June 30th
Darrell Alderson, Gary Smith
Internet Sales: The Good, The Bad, & The Ugly
Tuesday, July 28th
Erica & Joyce Bender, Ed Conrad
The Challenge of Hiring and
Retaining Quality Employees
COME CHECK OUT
Cheryl’s Funky Fresh Country &
Gail’s Traditional and Primitive Pieces
Sigourney Youth United
Presents
HOPING SOON TO BE A HOUSEHOLD NAME!
Gail Weber
641-622-1037
Cheryl Long
641-622-2801
Tuesday, August 25th
Praise and Worship Band
C.C. Hoffman, John Wehr
Insurance and Legal Issues
Friday, April 17, 2009
7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Sigourney High School
Grades 7-12th (no cost)
Tuesday, September 29th
Tom Bates, Jeff Johnson
Financial Challenges and Solutions
Meetings are strictly informational in nature.
Attendees will not be asked to buy anything
or be subject to any type of sales pitch.
For more information, please call
Gary Bickmeier at the Iowa State
Extension Office at (641) 622-2680.
Gather your friends and come enjoy the more popular Praise and Worship music
from a local resident, Steve Shettler and Piercing the Darkness Band.
Youth United promotes and facilitates a positive Ecumenical Environment for youth in our
community through structured activities. Always delivering a “word from our sponsor.”
Point of Contact: Mary Abrahamson (641) 662-1043
For Booking Information Contact: Steve Shettler @ 641-799-0677, [email protected], or www.myspace.com/ptdarmy
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infiltrated yearbooks throughout the years to follow. The main image or
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long standing tradition versus possible legal recourse, the school
compromised by dropping the Indian logo and retaining the name. A
contest was run in the local paper asking the community to submit a
new image which was to be “non-human and free of obscenity”.
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Crowe, Coach; (First Row, L to R) Richard (Dick) Snakenberg,
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