Jaycees Sponsor July 4 Celebration in Rock Valley
Earl De Bey president of the Rock Valley Jaycees announced the group will again sponsor the Fourth of July celebration. Activities will resemble last year with a Pee Wee baseball tournament starting at 9 a.m. and games throughout the day. The final game leads to a fireworks display in the evening.
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Earl de Bey
Rock Valley Jaycee Organization
Jaycees
de Bey
Cele
Bration
Local cyclist injured in city auto motorcycle crash
Police report a collision at Highway 18 and 19th Avenue when a motorcycle driven by Kenton Van Roekel struck a turning auto driven by Helen Zomer. Van Roekel was taken to Hegg Memorial Hospital for tests. witnesses say Zomer signalled correctly.
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Bill Irwen
Highway 18
19Th Avenue
Helen Zomer
Rock Valley
Kenton van Roekel
Zomer
van Roekel
Hegg Memorial Hospital
Miss Zomer
Group Recommends Study of New Swimming Pool Here
The Community Recreation Committee met at the Public Safety Complex on June 12 with Brad Bauman presiding. Don Coates of the Northwest Iowa Regional Council of Governments outlined a 20 to 25 year recreational plan for Rock Valley, to be studied by the city panel before any implementation. A five year lease limit was noted for railroad property near the water tower, with purchase possible at $10 000, while tennis court site concerns require a land lease of at least 20 years.
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Public Safety Complex
Brad Bauman
Don Coates
Northwest Iowa
John Kersbergen
Jerry Starkweather
Mease van Beek
Hessel Roorda
Girl victim seeks return of $30 theft in Rock Valley
A Rock Valley girl, who wishes to remain unidentified, reported losing $30 from her billfold left atop a coin device at a local car wash. The wallet later turned up in a nearby farmer's mailbox, and she urged the thief to return the money or send it to the Rock Valley Bee.
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Rock Valley
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