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Rock Valley Bee

Location

Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1972

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Rock Valley approves 19000 street bond and pool staff

Rock Valley City Council approved a 19000 bond issue for street improvements with a 3.9896 percent interest bid, yielding a net cost around four thousand dollars. The meeting hired municipal pool staff including Greg Buma as manager and others, approved a Northwestern Bell building addition, and discussed road surfacing estimates and sewer extensions. A separate incident reported $100 damage to Valley State Bank after Pete Smit’s car struck the building.

Rock Valley Valley State Bank Greg Buma Don Robert Klein Jean Wignia Jay Pedersen Hildoana Vari Beek Sylvia Brown Baskee Larbara Witte Janet Brows Northwestern Bell Rock Valley Planning and Zoning Commission The Commission John Vande Kerk Sam Ver Roef Pete Smit Mr. Smit 14Th Street Mc. Snait Conuol

Remove Studded Tires Reminder Warns Valley Residents

Valley residents are reminded that studded snow tires must be removed by April 1 under Leva Jaw. After midnight March 31, law enforcement agencies will begin ticketing drivers who have not removed the studs.

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Groundbreaking for Hudson Nursing Home Ceremony Held

About fifty people and the Hudson high school band attended the groundbreaking for the 40 bed Colonial Manor Nursing and Care Center in Hudson. Mayor Tarry Miller called it a red letter day as he praised residents for their efforts despite low farm prices and recent hardships. County State Representative John Bickeman noted the $235,000 funding and lauded cooperation between business and government. A gold painted shovel signaled the start, the band played, and attendees enjoyed coffee and refreshments afterward.

Colonial Manor Tarry Miller Hudson Herman Aylson Mincoll John Bickeman Hudson Band Harry Miller Hudson Nursing Home Hudson High School Hone Dill

Women Golfer's Elect Officers for '72 Season

The Rock Valley Golf Club Board met Thursday, March 25 and elected new officers for the upcoming season. Elf en Rhode was elected president and Se Van Maacen was elected vice-president, replacing Shirley Berkenpas and Ellen Rhode respectively. Sophia Van Zee and Bernice Konz, who were secretary and treasurer last year, retained their positions. The new golf league chairman is Etta Van Kley and the Bridge League chairman, St Irene Kesters, replace Barb Pember and Edith Gayer.

Rock Valley Golf Club Board Telfen Rhode Se van Maacen Shirley Berkenpas Ellen Rhode Sophia van Zee Bernice Konz Treasurex Golf League Etta van Kley Bridge League St Irene Kesters Barb Pember Edith Gayer

Community Services Slated For Good Friday

Good Friday services will be held Friday afternoon at 1 30 p m in the First Christian Reformed Church of Rock Valley Local pastors will deliver messages on Behold The Lamb of God Special music will be provided by members of participating churches An offering will be received for Hope Haven Public invited to attend.

Christan Reformed Church of Rock Valley Hope Haven

Dorhout Named Supervisor for Sioux County Seat

Peter Dorhout of Rock Valley was sworn in as a Sioux County supervisor on March 28 to fill the late Gerrit Brands’ unexpired term. He serves until the November 7 election when a new supervisor will take the remaining two years of Brands’s term. The selection followed interviews with seven applicants after a contested primary date shift. Vander Broek, the county clerk, and two others described a difficult appointment process amid staffing and eligibility considerations.

Peter Dorhout Rock Valley Sioux County Reguslar County Board of Supervisors Dorhout Gerrit Brands Maining Brands Iowa Ite Dethout M.D. Vander Broek

Color Contest Extended One Week For Entries

The Rock Valley Bee extends its Easter coloring contest to Monday April 3 at 4 180 p m to boost entries. Entrants may color one or all pictures. entry blanks available at the Bee office. Prizes totaling 27 will be awarded as gift certificates to nine top colorists. Local merchants sponsoring include Starth Pharmacy Frank's IGA De Vales Jewelry Pember's Drug Store and many others.

Rock Valley Bee Bee Starth Pharmacy Frank's Iga de Vales Jewelry Pember’s Drug Store Bunch Insurance Agency Towa Public Service Bailey State Bank de Beet Ol! Co van Maanen Electric McGlil and McGiil Attys Van's Shoe Store Donald F. Klein Atty Scanian Insurance and Rest Estate Doom's Point Store Marge's Beauty Nook Dick's Hiway Grocery Rus' Sanitation Rae Marlon Valley Bakery South Side Service Coiffure Cottage Koolma Machine Works

City Council Hires Rhods For Street Crew

At a special city council meeting March 22 Ken Rhods of Rock Valley was named as the newest member of the Rock Valley Municipal street crew. He was selected from 12 applicants and will start April 3 with a salary of 840 per month.

Ken Rhods Rock Valley Rock Valley T Municipak Rhods Hull Lawrence Aurit

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