Valley team fairs at event with 74 schools
In the photo the back row shows Victor Schaefer, instructor, Kent Pruisman, and John Hulshof, with Dennis Gaalswyk in front from Valley Community School. The squad earned a red ribbon. Rock Valley was among 74 participating schools.
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Victor Schaeffer
Kent 'Pruisman
John Hulshof
Dennis Gaalswyk
Federated Woman's club to hold 38th annual convention in Hawarden
Sioux County Federated Woman's club schedules its 38th annual convention in Hawarden on Tuesday April 12 with registration at 8 o'clock. Main address by Mrs J J Hoellworth. discussions on club work citizenship and faith based symposium. cantata Palm Sunday by Voice of Praise Choir April 3 at 2 p.m. at Calvin Christian Reformed Church with soloists and narration. Public invited.
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Sioux County
C. J. Schroeder
Rock Valley
LR Hegg
Rock Valey
Voice of Praise Choir
The
Calvin Christian Reformed Church
Ted Ribbens
Candidates Named for Vocation School Board Seats in Northwest Iowa
Elections set for April 20 with 20 day filing deadline March 31. Five of seven district director positions have announced candidates in districts No 1 No 4 No 5 No 7 and part of No 3. Districts No 2 and No 3 lack candidates. The article lists districts and candidate names across Central Lyon West Lyon Little Rock Sibley Ovheyden Melvin West Sioux Rock Valley Hartley Sanborn Primghar Sutherland Sheldon Floyd Valley Maurice Orange City and George Hull Sioux Center Jend Suden va Vander Schaaf Bajema and others.
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Northwest Iowa Area Vocational School
Central Lyon
West Lyon
Little Rock
Sibley and Ruyal
Ovheyden
Melvin
West Sioux
Rock Valley
P. J. Suffer
Ireton
Hartley
Sanborn
Primghar
Sutherlang
Jay Sudenva
George
D. G. Vander Schaaf
Hull
John Bajema
First Reformed Church News Highlights
J L De Vries dean of Northwestern College spoke at the First Reformed Church on Sunday. Rev Henry Poppen led morning service at Carmel church and returned to lead evening services at his home church. The Martha Circle will meet Thursday afternoon at 2 00 pm. The mother daughter banquet is planned for Saturday evening April 2 at the Rock Valley Community School.
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J. L. de Vries
Northwestern College
First Reformed Church
Henry Poppen
the Carmel Church
Martha
The
Rock Valley
Bea Congratulates Three Local Births in Sioux Center
The Bea Congratulates Mr and Mrs Lester Porhout of Sioux Center on the birth of daughter Tamera Lyn born March 23 weighing 7% lbs 2 oz. Mrs Dorhout is Ruth Grevengood. Mr and Mrs William Kooi man of Rock Valley greet daughter Jane Evelyn born March 20 at Sioux Center hospital. Mr and Mrs Russell Van Berkum of Rock Valley celebrate daughter Vorda Kay born March 22 at Sioux Center hospital.
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Bea
Lester Porhout
Sioux Center
Tamera Lyn
Dorhout
Ruth Grevengood
William Kooiman
Rock Valley
Jane Evelyn
Sioux Center Hospital
Russell van Berkum
Vorda Kay
Post Office Adds Fees To Shift Costs To Users
New charges for Money Orders Insurance Registry COD and Certified Mail take effect March 26 announced by Postmaster Paul Beamer The raises narrow the cost revenue gap by millions based on 1965 figures Domestic and international money orders rise five cents The minimum insurance bracket increases and registry COD and certified mail fees rise in line with federal regulations Changes borne by the public fund operations through federal treasury losses.
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Paul Beamer
Federal Treasury
Crippled Children Clinic Scheduled in Spencer
The State Services for Crippled Children SSCC will conduct a clinic in Spencer on Tuesday and Wednesday April 19 20 to provide diagnostic and evaluation services for crippled children. It will be at First English Lutheran Church East and Tenth Street for patients under 21 with chronic conditions referred by a physician or dentist. No fee for the examination.
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SSCC
Spencer
Toe
First English Lutheran Church
First Avene East
Tenth Street
Buena Vista
Cherokee
Clay
Dickinson
Emmet
Lyon
Osceola
O'Brien
Palo Alto
Plymouth
Pocahontas
Sioux
Woodbury
Short journalism course offered at Iowa State University
Iowa State University Ames offers a six week summer short course in community journalism for high school graduates. The program runs from June to July 15 and covers news writing editing advertising and photography with classroom work plus practical experience on the student newspaper. D W Schwartz heads the Technical Journalism department and coordinates the course. Enrollment is limited to 20 students and applications are available from the Department of Technical Journalism.
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Iowa State University
Ames
D.w. Schwartz
Iowa State
Department of Technical Journalism
Iowa
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