Adult Ed Classes Start January 24 for 1965 winter term
The Advisory Council for adult education met January 6 to plan a 10 week winter term beginning January 24. A $6.00 registration fee plus book costs, instructor pay of $6.00 per session, and a 10 registrant minimum apply. Courses include knitting, typing, golf, agricultural mechanics, general shop, and machine heading improvement. Registration blanks are in this issue.
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Advisory Council For Adult Education
Advisory Council
MAPP Center Anchors Region Wide Utilities Coordination
Iowa Public Service Company with CMAPP and Canada plans a centralized MAP Center in Minneapolis to coordinate 24 hour operations among member systems. The center aims to improve reliability cut costs and serve as a clearing house for manpower equipment and restoration during disasters. The article notes MAPP’s past value in preventing outages and its potential to guide unit dispatch and maintenance. The Rock Valley Federated Women's club meets Friday January 13 at Mrs Paul Pember home with Mrs Ben Seerdink co hosting.
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Iowa
Griffith
MAPP
Imerrum
The
Rock’, Valley
Betterment Council Meets to Discuss City Projects
The Rock Valley council gathered Jan 10 1957 at O C Liatoe home with six members. They debated post office ballot results and planned an ice rink search led by Van Maanen. The Commercial Club handles the project and more help for medical emergency travel was discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Valley
O. C. Liatoe
Liaboe
Dim Wilson
Don Klein
Commercial Club
Aili “van Maanen
Gene Bunch
G. C. Liaboe
Billi van Maanen
Jim Wilson
Hassell Simonsen
Increasing Yields To Be Discussed
The Slows County Extension Service and Iowa State University sponsor a seven day corn and soybean production school to be held at Sioux Center City Hall on Tuesday January 17 and Tuesday January 24 from 9 30 to 3 31. Specialists from Iowa State University and the local Extension Staff will present latest information on producing these crops. The meeting is open to everyone and there is no attendance charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State University
Sioux Center
New Teacher Appointed at Rock Valley School
Charlene Fusselian is hired as English and reading teacher for grades 9 and 11 at Rock Valley Community School Nebraska. She is a Wayne State College graduate, class of December 1966, replacing Mrs Poppen who resigned. Duties begin January 18.
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Rock Valley Community School
Charlene Fusselian
Page
Nebraska
Wayne State College
Wayne
Poppen
24 Hours in a Hospital by Bill Eldik
A first person reminiscence of 60 years in and around hospitals. The narrator details the grating routine from waking to blood draws to meals, counting the quirks of nurses, orderlies, and dietitians, and the shared ordeal of hospital life as days blur into routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Eldik
A. Bell
Hacky
De Zeeuw Boy Earns Second in National Punt Pass Kick
Jay De Zeeuw age 12 son of Mr and Mrs John De Zeeuw Hull placed second in the nation wide Ford Punt Pass Kick contest at Miami Florida on Sunday He earned a finals berth by winning in Des Moines Milwaukee and Baltimore The event aired during the NFL Playoff Bowl telecast He previously won first in his age group two years ago He is nephew of Roper DeZeeur of Rock Valley.
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Jay de Zeeuw
John de Zeeuw
Hull
Ford Motor Co
Miami
Fla
Hea
Des Moines
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Jay
Roper DeZeeur
Rock Valley
Meat Cookery Demonstration by Sandra Sime in Orange City
Sioux County Farm Bureau women announce a meat cookery demonstration featuring Sandra Sime from the National Livestock and Meat Board. The program at Orange City town hall at 1 15 p m covers meat selection methods menu planning and nutrition with acclaim for livestock producers and meat packers.
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Sandra Sime
National Livestock and Meat Board
Chicago
Sioux County Farm Bureau
Miss Sime
Orange City
Mfiss
Sime
Orange City Town Hall
Miss. Sime
Rock Valley Story Time Rescheduled for January 14
The Rock Valley Library will hold a six session Story Time starting Saturday January 14 from 2 30 to 3 30 p m. No charge or registration required. Miss Deanna Meendering will narrate the tales for children from rural areas and Rock Valley.
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Rock Valley
Jock Valley
Deanna Meendering
Sioux City IRS Office Opens for Tax Help
The Sioux City Internal Revenue Service office in Room 200 Post Office Building will be open Monday through Friday from 3:00 AM to 4:45 PM to assist taxpayers with filing federal tax returns. Representative James Lavia said callers can reach the office at 252-1815 for help if instructions fail to provide needed information.
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Sioux’ City
Internal Revenue Service
James Lavia
Lavia
Bud Olson Takes Over Inwood Herald Lease
Darrel Bud Olson has eased control of the Inwood Herald from Paul Dean effective January 1. Olson, a lifelong Inwood resident, has long operated in the local newspaper field. Qisan has worked at The Bee office since last June as a bino type operator.
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Darrel
Bud) Olson
Inwood Herald
Paul Dean
Olson
Inwood
Qisan
the Bee
Kristi Sue Van Beek Named Rock Valley First Baby
Rural Rock Valley welcomed Kristi Sue Van Beek as the first baby of the year at Canton-Inwood hospital born at 2:40 a.m. January 8 weighing 8 pounds 8 ounces. Gifts from local merchants will be presented to the newborn. the running contender for the honor was a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Darrel Vandenberg at Sioux Center hospital earlier that day.
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Kristi Sue van Beek
Rock Valley
Air
Harry. van Beek
Canton-Inwood
Kristi Sue
Roelot's
Devries Jewelry
Kraft Purneiture
Koster's Market
Hiway Chevrolet
Simiti's Pharmacy
Valley State Bank
Beverly's Apparel
Pember
Kristi Sie
Learest
My. i
Bee Darrel Vardenberg
Sioux Center Hospital
Sioux County 4 H Awards Banquet Honors 1966 Winners
The annual 4 H Awards Banquet was held Thursday evening at Northwestern College Auditorium. Douglas de Graaff, County Council member, served as Master of Ceremonies as awards were presented to the 1966 winners.
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Northwestern College
Douglas de Graaff
County Council
Hoogendoorn Opens Machine Shop North Of Rock Valley
Boogendoorn will start a machine shop 1 3/4 miles north of Rock Valley in the former Kats building. He will specialize in machining and fabricating and plans a farm sale at month end after selling crops and equipment.
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Gilbert. Boogendoorn
Rock Valley
Boogendoorn
Kats
Hoogendoom
Enrolled 24 in Voe Welding Class at Northwest Iowa Vocational School
Twenty four students are enrolled in two evening welding classes started January 4 at Sheldon’s Northwest Iowa Vocational School. Each class, limited to twelve men, meets on Tuesdays or Thursdays for fifteen three hour sessions. Instructors cover electric and oxy acetylene welding. Readable list includes names such as Earl Storm, Glenn Damman, Donald Massa, James Kreber, Larry O’Conner, Wayne Rossman, Janet Van Roskel, and Helen Van Heuvelen among others. Additional courses for adults and award recipients are noted with numerous names across agriculture, home economics, and youth categories.
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Northwest Iowa Vocational School
Sheldon
Jim Webster
Earl Storm
Glenn Damman
Sanborn
Arnold Steuk
Robert Meyler
Kenneth Sampson
Garden Potts
Frimghar
Donald Massa
Donald F. Zevenberggen
John van Diepen
Sibley
Dennis Jalas
Sutherland
Donald Hoksberger
Harold Tiedemman
Abe Born
Hull
Kenneth van Veldhuizen
Robert Lucas
Hospers
Kenneth Peters
Ervin Bolkema
Gary Kuiper
James Kreber
Ashton
Irwin Harders
John T. Noonan
Larry O'Conner
Wayne A.rossman
Bartley
Lester Harman
Borden
Poultry Clinic Set At Sioux Center City Hall
The Sioux County Extension Service and Iowa State poultry specialists schedule a two day poultry school at Sioux Center City Hall. Sessions run 9 30 to 3 30 on Friday Jan 20 and Friday Jan 27 for poultrymen from Sioux Lyon O Brien and Plymouth Counties.
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Sioux County Extension Service
Iowa State University
Sioux Center City Hall
Sioux
Lyon, O'Brien
Plymouth Counties
First Reformed Church of Beaver Grows in South Denver
The Rev. Poppen begins as associate pastor at the First Reformed Church of Beaver in South Denver. The church, with 260 families, expanded its sanctuary and educational wing by 1963 and enlarged the consistory and Sunday School, with youth fellowship up over 40 percent. The Poppen family will reside at 1650 5 Washington St until a new parsonage is ready in spring.
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Iowa
Denver
Poppen
Washington St
Rock Valley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Utilities Place Mapp Center
Minneapolis
Federated Women’s Club
Nante Rock Valley
Harold van Herkum
Bill van Eldik
Bee
Harold van Berkum
de Zéeuw
Sioux City
Internal Revenue Office
Bud Olson
Jim
Tunis Jansmin
Albert
Bakker
Chevrolet
Roogerd
Sioux County
Gilbert Hoogendoorn
Mary Jane Bogadrd
Helen van Heuvelen
Maety Bason
Jan Schviteman
Harlan Pause
Sharon Hoet
Man
Kooymans
Ireton
Evan’ Vermeer
Stork Center
Tio Muth
Harlan Pease
D.C
Helen .van Heuvelen
Jan Schusteren
Don Mouw
O.C
Arlen. Smit
Darrell Vermer
Carey Boote
Tom Reuvers
Boyd
Henry Vitetstra
Bill Vitetstra
G.C
Jett Shut
Wayne Sohal
Swine
Gerrit van Leeuwen
Stan Oordi
Maurice
Roger
Mary Bogaard
Leila Broek
Denver Ale
Henry Poppen
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