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Over 2,300 Deer in 3-county Area; Responsible for Much Crop Damage
Iowa Deer Caught Grazing on the Elmer Svendsen farm, four miles northeast of Harlan. Thirty-eight deer are in this airphoto by State Conservation Office Jerry Jauron. Note how close they are to the farm home.
Dear-Blind Dept. Like A Lad Of 8
The Severely Handicapped Need Parties...to pep up their spirits for the strenuous routine of their daily training. Al east the children think it's a party they have for an hour every Friday afternoon. Actually it is just another tool the staff uses…
Deaf-Blind Dept. Like A Lad Of 8
Peeling An Apple...the second time she has held a knife is Linda McNair, 7, of Cheyenne, Wyo. Lind is in her first year at ISD. Like other children from outside of Iowa her home state pays $3,300 a school year for her training.
National Prominence For Deaf-Blind Class; Started Six Years Ago At ISD
The Word Game...of matching the real object with the spoken word through the touch system is played by Miss Mabel Talbot and Michael Temeyer. The word of course is "ball."
Authority Praises Work Of ISD Deaf-Blind Department
A Deaf-Blind Child...Joan Peterson, 9, of Chicago, hears the strains of a beautiful old English ballad, "Scarlet Ribbons in Her Hair" while a visiting authority, Edward Waterhouse, takes notes at ISC. Instructor at right is Mrs. Rosalie Haycock of…
Deaf-blind Girl, 8, From New York Is Finding 'Whole New Life' at ISD
Miss Mabel Talbot and Barbara Schultz...practice formation and making of sounds through use of the throat and by manipulation of the mouth and lips.
Unknown Tie Binds Jo Ann Walton, 14, To the 6 Deaf-blind Children at ISD
Playing Together...are Mark Mathias, Virginia Ver Helst, Jo Ann Walton and Bobbie Shaw, with Eddie Howard in the background.
Hundreds open DeSoto center
Guests Examine...the entrance to the new Visitor Center that was opened Saturday at DeSoto National Wildlife Refuge. The center houses artifacts from the steamboat Bertrand that sank in the Missouri River in 1865 and recovered in 1969. Gov. Robert…
Center takes shape
The new visitor's center at the DeSoto National Wildlife Refuge is taking shape, with about 80 percent of the major concrete work now completed. Jack Wilson, construction manager, said work has started on the roof and interior, and there should be…
DeSoto National Wildlife Refuge File 2
Entrance of DeSoto National Wildlife Refuge, from near the parking lot
DeSoto National Wildlife Refuge File 2
Entrance to the DeSoto National Wildlife Refuge
New 'Get Well' Package For Younger Patients Unveiled - After Year Of Development . . .
Glass Partitioned Cubicles . . . in Mercy's remodeled pediatrics department provide the convenience of private rooms without wasted space. Staff members on duty are Nurses' Aide Gloria Rollins, Miss Dolores Kurtenback, student nurse, Sister Mary…
Old Hospital Facilities To Be Demolished
Demolition Of Old Mercy Hospital Facilities . . . will begin soon. Cost of maintaining the building plus the failure of several interested groups to find practical use for the complex of buildings has led hospital officials to decide to tear down the…
Rehabilitation Workshop
Mrs. Gloria Hansen, R.N., public health nurse for Audubon County, demonstrates the proper way to transfer a bed patient - Mrs. Judy McClellan, public health nurse from Harrison County - to a wheelchair. Miss Marlys Anderson, R.N., watching the…