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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1971
Page
3
A historical record lists multiple golf league divisions with four oclock start times and team rosters. The document presents players grouped by league and time slots, followed by repeated schedule lines with monthly match results and scores across June to August.
A nutrition note explains that while protein provides body building and repair support, it is not the primary energy source. Carbohydrates and fats supply energy more directly. Experts caution against buying high protein cereals for energy, recommending meat dairy eggs beans and peas as better protein sources. Fort Dodge Messenger mentions two retiring staff with long service.
Howard D. Van Engen son of Mrs Gertie Van Engen of Rock Valley has been accepted for enrollment at Northwest Town Vocational School Sheldon starting in September. The Western Christian High School senior will begin training in carpentry and pursue the program there.
A local notice praises a person named Phionnsa for reliability and trustworthiness as a good neighbor and employee. It urges joining and supporting the Mental Health Association, emphasizing equal treatment and advocacy for mental health.
Public notice from Sioux County Iowa reveals Liathe Town Public Service Company plans a 69 KV transmission line from Rock Valley area toward Hudson and Alcester with double circuit on private right of way. Informational meeting set May 20 1971 at 10:00 AM in Rock Valley. Objections may be filed with the Iowa State Commerce Commission.
The USDA places corn plantings at 71.5 million acres for 1971, about 64 percent higher than 1970. Iowa State economist Bob Wisner notes the rise may offset tight carryover stocks if yields hold, with larger gains in the northern and western Corn Belt where blight was less severe.
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