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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1967
Page
3
Classified snippets include many “FOR SALE” notices from Wynla Insurance and Valley Wood Works in Rock Valley Wisconsin dairy heifers from Kaukauna listings for pianos and organs, plus thanks from Alfred Claussen and the Baker family for flowers cards and prayers. Knapp discusses farm accident safety and rehabilitation.
University of Iowa professor L W Knapp Jr notes that some workers appear more accident prone due to decision making under pressure and differing experiences. He cites equipment maintenance and operation, learned responses, and individual exposure as key factors in accident likelihood.
Iowa farmers are adopting broad based parallel and seeded back slope terraces over conventional systems. Charles Ballantyne of Iowa State University notes higher initial costs but greater moisture distribution and erosion reduction enabling continuous corn and soybeans. The terraces support intensive two crop farming and may be cost shared under ACE programs.
Linda Rozeboom and Stan Van Peursem exchanged vows at the First Reformed Church in Rock Valley on June 6 at 1 30 p m. The ceremony was officiated by Rev Henry Schoon with about 200 guests present. The couple plan to reside in Buffalo Center Iowa after a Northern Minnesota wedding trip.
The Siouxland Setters Home makers club plans a tour of Sioux Falls and nearby sites on Wednesday July 12. Members meet at Mrs. Arthur Gayer’s home at 1 o'clock or at the East Side Bowl at 12 noon. Clarence Crowley relocates to Minnesota from Sioux Falls nursing homes and joins a new institution with a hospital and chapel run by the Schonestatt Sisters of Mary. Traffic data from 1966 notes over 277,000 pedestrian injuries and 69,000 crossing injuries, while excessive speed is tied to over 18,000 highway fatalities. transport risks remain a concern.
Over 8000 targets were thrown at the registered trap shoot held at Local grounds the Fourth. Eighteen shooters from three states competed. Lyle Kerbergen led in the 100 yard event with 9B in class A. Robert Hudek of Poca won class B with 4 of 100. Remiger of Ruthen Minn won class C with 3B. Oscar Raskein of Canton topped the 160 yard handicap with 97. Ron Henderson led doubles with 49 of 50.
A Travelers Insurance Company report shows 80 percent of the 52,500 traffic deaths in 1966 occurred in clear dry weather, suggesting good weather does not guarantee safety on the roads.
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