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Crittenton Center offers a variety of social and welfare services throughout the state of Iowa. It has various facilities, such as the Stella Sanford Child development center, emergency shelter care, family development services, maternal health and Westside Resource Center. Its Child Development Center offers various services, such as daily classroom lesson plans, educational screening and immunization, and organizes field trips and special activities. It also organizes transportation services, parenting classes, and family functions and support programs. The center provides various family development services, including adoption planning, diversion and monitoring, family assessment, foster care, independent living, and parental and teens survival programs. Crittenton Center is located in Sioux City, Iowa.

Robert Collins bought Wayne's portion of the business and it was incorporated in 1965 with Robert Collins as president. In 1986, Robert Collins' sons, Cris and Gregg bought the company with Cris Collins as president. Equipment From 1879 Gus Pech manufactured many models of machines and equipment for drilling holes from 2 inches to 10 feet in diameter and drilling depths 1500 feet by using cast gears, sprockets, chain, clutches, powered by horses, steam and gasoline power units. In 1972 cast gears, sprockets, chain, clutches, etc. were replaced with steel gears, open hydraulic and closed loop hydrostatic systems. The diameters and depths have remained the same, but the equipment is now powered mostly by diesel. Territory

Educational Service Unit 1, also known as ESU 1, operates under the jurisdiction of the Nebraska Department of Education. ESU 1 serves children through various K-12 schools in Cedar, Dakota, Dixon, Knox, Thurston and Wayne counties in northeast Nebraska. It is an educational unit that provides services to Nebraska children through local school districts. It provides a wide range of services, including audiological testing, cooperative purchase, developmental programs for students with mental disabilities, early childhood special education, equipment repair service, and media and delivery. It also offers Internet and technology training programs for behaviorally challenged students, psychological educational evaluations, and speech, occupational and physical therapies. In addition, it offers para-educator services, teacher in-service and staff development, and transitional and vision consultancy. Educational Service Unit 1 is located in Wakefield, Neb.