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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1965
Page
8
Public notices show first insertion 3 cents a word with 40 cent min, second insertion 2 cents a word with 20 cent min, plus 15 cent billing fee. Includes sale ads for homes farms and insurance listings. model show participants listed. several local names and businesses referenced.
The Best of All Days cooking school sponsored by The Bee Rural Gravure and local merchants drew over 200 homemakers. Miss Marlys Fox demonstrated dishes with a large mirror for all to view. Attendees received gift bags and pamphlets on Teflon ware and Pleischmann's yeast. Door prizes included a $10 savings account from Valley State Bank and various goods.
Rich Van Zee rolled a high game 214 and Hon Serek topped with a 574 series. Jim's Place led team scoring with 892 for a game and 2573 for the team series. Donna Bonburg had the top women’s game 197 and June Kah the best series 481 with Thornburg 783 as high team game. Smith Drag posted a 2167 ten series.
Mrs Wilfur De Jong of Lester closed the morning session with prayer. The afternoon session opened at 1 25 with Mrs Henry Poppen presiding. Mrs Gerald Van Roekel of Carmel led the devotional period. Mrs Henry Poppen reported from the board of managers. Special music included a vocal and violin duet by Reformed church members from Sioux Center. Dr Eugene Ten Brink spoke on his work in India and race problems in the United States. Mrs John Vermeer of Boyden closed the meeting with prayer. Women from the Doon church served refreshments.
Henry Van Maanen invites area residents to an Open House and Anniversary sale Thursday and Friday afternoon. Coffee and cookies will be served to attendees.
Pamela Forter pledged Alpha Phi Sorority at the University of Iowa becomes an active member at services held March 27. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs AL Porter of Rock Valley and plans to work in Central City Colorado during the summer vacation.
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