Wedding of Albertha Van Zanten and Richard Van der Zee
Albertha Van Zanten and Richard Van der Zee wed at Bethel Christian Reformed Church Sioux Center on Saturday June 8. Dordt College president Rev Bernard J Haan officiated with Bach and Purcell music. Guests included college staff and local families, with reception at Holland House.
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Albertha van Zanten
Richard Vander Zee
Bethel Christian Reformed Church of
Sioux Center
Albertha
Hope Haven
Dordt College
Bernard J. Haan
Bach
Purcell
Karg Elert
Evelyn Vander Zee
Mortis Blankespoor
Bull
Grotenhuis
Jobe Newton
Weil
Mise
Clacene
Yo van Zamten
Andrew
Willard Vander Zee
John Att Zamten
Ray Vendér Molen
Holland House
Joyce Vander Zee
and Airs
Mam Faulkner
Willy Dekkers
Karen Hofman
Arla Zier
Prognosticators Eye 2000 Farming Future
Projections by Orville Freeman foresee 2000 agriculture with a computer foreman for ranchers and environmentally controlled livestock hotels. Global population near seven billion will coincide with better tasting, nutritious foods at lower costs due to production efficiencies and genetics.
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Bat Tle
Orville Freeman
Secretary of Agriculture
Disability Plan Eases Credit Rules for Young Workers
John R. Goldwan of the Social Security Administration Sioux City district explains a change in disability rules. Under prior law a worker needed five years of work credits, but now those aged 21 to 31 can qualify with half the time before disability begins, and those disabled before 24 need only half of the three-year period. The update improves protection for younger workers and their families.
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John R. Goldwan
Bistrct
Social Security Administration
Sioux City
Gordan
Galuman
Seven cancer warning signals to watch for
Learn the seven warning signals of cancer including unusual bleeding, a lump, non healing sores, bowel or bladder changes, persistent hoarseness or cough, indigestion or swallowing trouble, and unplanned weight loss. If a signal lasts longer than two weeks, see your doctor promptly. The AMERICAN DANGER SOCIETY urges awareness and action.
Nationwide shift to full scale child food service program
School chief Herbere D. Rotax in Des Moines outlined a broadened plan turning school lunches into a nationwide child feeding program. The Special Food Service Program for Children will operate in summer facilities and year round aftercare, with equipment funding to start breakfast or lunch in needy schools. Helen Lackey urged maintaining human touch in meals, noting hungry children cannot learn and stressing dedication to child health.
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Herbere D. Rotax
Washington, D. C
National School Lunch and Food Service Program
Des Moines
Childen
Rorex
Department of Agriculture
Recex
Helen Lackey
Lira
Oliv
National School Food Association
Surprising Calorie Tale: Ice Cream Versus Ice Milk
Ice creams and ice milks can be produced with closely similar calorie counts despite different milk fat content. Whipping and processing affect volume and calories, making highly whipped low fat ice cream comparable in calories to quality ice milk, with some brands differing by about sixty calories per serving.
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Ethal Oldaker
Attitudes and Platitudes in School Lunch Drive
A report notes the town’s 5 250 school lunch staff serve 334 000 meals daily. The piece cites a need to address hunger while presenting concerns about attitudes and platitudes from Jerry Marcus.
Rest Areas Open On Interstate Hiway Systems
Two interstate rest areas opened to serve Memorial Day traffic on the Iowa system, one mile north of the Ankeny interchange on I 35, with eight earlier rest areas already in operation. The Polk County sites, built by Garmer Construction Co. for 190,649, include parking, lighting and facilities. The project, supervised by John Pearson, will eventually total 22 rest areas plus one single unit, spaced roughly 45 miles apart.
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Towa
Towa State Highway Commission
Ankeny
Perchange
Polk County
Garmer Constuction Co
Des Moines
Arice
John
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Help Kuster
Rock Velley
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Sioux Falls
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Allure
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Keton
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Rock Valey
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Hawarden
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South Dakota
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Jereni Schurman
Theodore Schurman
Scroggs Feed and Grain Co
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Scroggs Peed and Grain Co. Inc
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James P. Kelley
Jake G. Vermear
Gerrit Tilstra
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Itthout Bond
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