Commercial Club seeks expanded driver examiner visits
Bob Speeur president says a letter requests two Iowa Driver’s Examiners teams make monthly trips to Rock Valley. Currently only one team from Orange City serves Sioux County, so the plan would split visits with Rock Valley for better access. Des Moines officials found the request reasonable but未decided on approval.
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Commercial Club
Bob Speeur
Iowa
Rock Valley
Department ‘of Public ‘Safety
Des Moines
Rock Rapids
Department of Public Safety
Splear
Sioux County
Orange City
Safety Department
Hospitals Seek Revenue Funds for County Grants
Representatives of the four Sioux County hospitals met with the county board to discuss using federal revenue sharing funds for a grant in the range of 200000. Supervisors took no action and will examine the legality of such an use, with Civil Defense Director Marjenan to pursue further inquiries as county officials seek a path within the law.
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Sioux County Board of Supervisors
Sots
van Wyk
Des Moines
Washington
Ong
Civil Defense
Verle Marjenan
Cash Jackpot Now Offers $400 Prize This Week
Elizabeth Kee gan of Rural Route One misses a chance to win as the weekly prize rises to 400 dollars. The winning name will be announced at 8 30 PM Thursday night. No forms or purchases needed to be eligible.
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Elizabeth Keegan
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Te Slaa family sells Valley motel to De Jongs
Te Slaa and Violet Te Slaa sell Park Motel in Rock Valley to Mr and Mrs Henry De Jong who will move in March 1. They plan to continue operating the motel with Te Slaa’s household remaining involved. The De Jongs will reside in Rock Valley and have bought a home here. The Te Slaas sold their 1019 18th Avenue home to Joel Wolfswinkel who will take possession March 1. They have three children Cheryl 13 Kevin 1 Carla 4.
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Park Motel
Henry de Jong
Nits
Leroy Té Slaa
Rock Valley
Mhotel
Violet
Te Slaa
de ‘Jongs
Té Slaa
18Th Avenue
Joel Wolfswinkel
Te Slan
Cheryl
Kevin
Carla
Board Sets Lunch Prices at Fifty Cents for Adults
The board meets Monday January 14 and approves a 50 cent lunch for adults and 40 cents for students. It discusses unpaid junior senior high bills, ongoing school supply purchases, and begins a study of the old central school building ahead of demolition. An insurance policy for school property is approved and medical insurance costs for teachers are debated. Principal Ocy Liaboe reports on the adult night school program.
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Board of Éducation
Bass
Jim Af Foss
Engelstad
Leib:wiake
Central School
Charles Wynia
Wynia Real’ Estate
Riga
O Cy Liaboe
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