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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1975
Page
1
Visitors flock to Lake Red Rock for summer recreation and fishing with walleye crappie and northerns reported in the tailwater area. The piece laments garbage left on sand and urges responsible disposal to keep the area appealing for future outings.
A reader recollects a warm act from an elderly gentleman who helped secure a bicycle on a car near the French Women's house. The writer hopes the good deed can be acknowledged in the paper and praises the town for its friendliness to outsiders and students. Jill, the daughter, has completed two years at 3Central.
A parent from Winfield Illinois expresses gratitude for Central High School's supportive environment while a student studies abroad in Paris and prepares for a senior year. She praises the community and staff, notes contacting the local police during a Red Rock Dam incident, and commends their courtesy.
Our policy urges readers to submit letters to the editor on issues facing the Pella community. All letters must be signed by bona fide people and the paper reserves the right to shorten letters if space requires.
An open letter to Iowans argues there are two sides to the House seat question and urges readers to consider the other perspective not highlighted in John McDonald’s letter. The author asserts each house will elect its own officers and act as judges in the matter.
The notice covers probate of wills for G H Van Den Berg and Hattie Liter with executors named and filing deadlines. It also reports a House contest over District 2 election results, the election law issues in Plymouth County, and a public hearing notice by the Board of Adjustment regarding a hydroponic greenhouse permit and use.
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