Rock Valley Board offers teachers 6.6 percent base raise
The Rock Valley school board offered a base salary increase to 8800 for 1976-77, a 6.6 percent rise from 8250, aiming to top state averages for similarly sized districts. The package also adds two new salary columns and keeps the $200 career increment biennially. Negotiations with the Rock Valley Education Association continue.
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Rock Valley
Rock Valley Education Association
Nick R. Hurst
Huds
State School Board Association
Courier
RVEA
Hulst
Rock Valley budget approved grows to 517051
The Rock Valley budget for the next fiscal year totals 517 051, up from 387 000. City officials cite water, storm sewer and street projects as the main increase while the tax request rises seven percent to 124 772 from 117 000.
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Rock Valley Bee
Public Transportation Vehicle Purchased For Elderly Program
City Council last week approved a vehicle for the elderly transportation program. City Clerk Bill Van Maen said the search lasted months. A 1970 Chevrolet station wagon costing $1300 was bought from Dykstra Motor Company of Rock Valley. Van Maenen stated that service will begin once the committee finalizes details and insurance.
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Barb Anderson
Rock Valley
Bill van Maanen
Bill Vanaanen
van Maren
Dykstra Motor Company
van Maanen
Two Cars Collide Damages Total $990 Near Jim's Highway
A Thursday February 12 collision on High way 8 near Jim's proery store involved Mrs Mease Van Beck signaling a left turn into the parking lot and Douglas Eugene Wildeboer. Van Beck's 1974 Buick sustained $350 while Wildeboer's 1964 Chevrolet $200. Van Beck was treated and released. A summons was issued to Wildeboer for following too closely.
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Buick
Chevrolet
Wildeboer
Hege Memorial Hospital