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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1970
Page
6
The observation commission highlighted several fine specimens brought in last month noting quality and variety among entries. Members discussed standards and potential next shows while acknowledging standout highlights from the recent collection.
Mr and Mrs Abert Baatz announce the engagement of their daughter Doris to Leon Waldschmidt son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Waldschmidt of Riverside Iowa Both seniors at the University of Iowa plans call for a summer wedding
A special conference for lumbermen and home builders in Northwest Iowa is scheduled for the afternoon and evening of February at Stub's Kitchen south of Speer. John Bloodgood of Des Moines will discuss interior and exterior home design. The Farmers Home Administration and Federal Housing Administration will discuss financing residential construction. Reservations are due by February 7 at the Northwest Town Area Extension Office.
January meeting of the Spencer Area Legal Secretaries Association was held at the Tangney Hotel. Guest speaker R D Bertell of James Greer Nelson and Bertell discussed income tax. New member Sandy Jones was welcomed. guests included Sally Pearson Primghols Ann Tuute. Marty Schiff will speak in Des Moines March 21 at the state seminar. Next meeting scheduled February 24 in Spencer.
Gadon A. Lee of Emmons celebrated six decades running his barbershop under the same name. He has long served the Emmons community and church, contributing to local affairs and civic life.
The text notes that the average kilowatt hour is cheaper than 20 years ago yet households consume more electricity due to modern appliances. It cites widespread use of television, air conditioning, and other conveniences, implying savings are not easily seen in daily bills.
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