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$8.5 Million Expansion Plan At Joslyn - Unique Museum Complex
Artist's Concept . . . of new North Wing of Joslyn Art Museum
Purchasing Department Sets Up 1st Perpetual Inventory Of City Property; Now Buys All Supplies
Assistant Purchasing Agents Leonard Brugenhemke tries new Civil Patrol helmet on Police Chief Earl Miller. Helmets were purchased at cost of 70ยข
Purchasing Department Sets Up 1st Perpetual Inventory Of City Property, Now Buys All Supplies
Purchasing Agent Kennard W. Gardiner and Roberta Rankin check supplies in the City Hall store.
Creation of Department of Finance consolidates Jobs, Saves Tax Dollars
Director Nels Hanse, Treasurer Lucille Morris, and Deputy Glen Haynes, team up to perform duties that previously required the servies of five employees.
City Planning Commission Spends Only $378; Members Assist in Community Development!
Planning Engineer S. Herbert Hare presents Master Development Plan to Commission Chairman Henry K. Peterson
"Council Bluffs Is Moving Forward Under the Council-Manager Plan" Says Mayor Juel
Mayor Juel Signs Viaduct Contract While City Attorney Dave Stuart Looks on.
"Council Bluffs is Moving Forward Under the Council-Manager Plan, " says Mayor Juel.
Ex-Mayor Sparks turns over old Mayor-Council government to Eisner Juel, Mayor of Council Bluffs under the new Council-Manager Plan.
Josh White Drops By; 'Kids' Really Excited
'Kids' Offer Coffee . . . to Josh White at the Jolly Coachman. The young folk singers gathered around their idol are Ellen Haven, Hod David, Tom Pasie and Sean O'Brien.
'Just Four' Back With New Songs
Jim Jourdain . . . one of four.
Jolly Coachman 'Gets On Road' With Folk Singer At The Reins - New Coffee House
Singing Folk Song . . . at new coffee house is Ray Phoenix.
Council Bluffs Residents Get Promotions At Union Pacific
Howard Johnson
Near-Tragedy Brings Honor To Elliott Girl
Jessica and Brett Johnson on the family farm.
Joffe-Bouska's Work Still Evolving
With Airbrush At Hand . . . Marcia Joffe-Bouska stands by one of her recent plexiglass paintings. Eighteen of her works - 12 paintings and six drawings - will be displayed beginning Tuesday at the Artists' Cooperative Gallery.
Art From A Tube
Showing Result . . . of more than 100 hours' airbrush work, Joffe-Bouska poses with "Bicursal," one of the paintings in her Co-op show. Swooping curved tubular shapes are her dominant artistic interest.