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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1970
Page
2
An anonymous but urgent letter to the editor from a Rock Valley visitor asks why no public restrooms are available on Sundays. The writer notes religious local norms and seeks Sunday facilities for visitors, hoping the town will address this community problem. The editor reveals the letter is printed unsigned due to its delicate nature.
Mrs Gerrit Van Maanen thanks editor Mr Wilson for a four dollar prize drawn in The Who's Who Contest. She notes the $5.00 was used for a faster tie and socks for her husband and expresses appreciation for the fun and clever idea.
The April Alvord Wonag's Club gathering at Mrs. Lor ee Kock's home featured Pledge of Allegiance and club collection. Music by Mrs. Fred Dreessen and talks on parliamentary pointers and federation news topped a long agenda.
Keith Hocr, senior at Nathwestern College, is assigned to student teach at Milford Commanditory School from April 6 to May 29, 1970. He is son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Boer of Rock Valley. He has been active in Student Iowa State Education Association and Imcamer al Sport. The program requires graded observation, limited participation, and eventual teaching responsibility under an experienced teacher.
The Tri-State Women's Missionary Union holds its Spring Meeting on April 28 1970 at 2 00 PM and 2 30 PM at the Christian Reformed Church of Sioux Falls. Speakers include Rev Hartel Huizinga and Rev Edward Van Bank. Women in the area are invited to attend and be inspired by mission leaders.
Daniel W. McPherson has been chosen as the new superintendent of Northwest Iowa Vocational School. The announcement was made this week by Richard A. Schnet.
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