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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1968
Page
3
The Rock Valley Reveraced Women's Club met at Mrs. Allen Bonthuis home on Friday May 10 with twenty one members and ten guests present. President John Graves led the business meeting and meditation. The club voted to give the 50 dollar Community Berermen Scrapbook contest prize to Hegg Memorial Hospital.
On April 23 1988 a meeting of volunteers and representatives from organizations met with Terry Penniman James Zialkowski and Jon Loeb under Iowa Department of Public Instruction and Vocational Rehabilitation. They formed a Northwest Iowa Development Committee to plan facilities for the Mentally Retarded and Handicapped across multiple counties. Robert Neighbors was hired to survey pending grant approval and Hope Haven participants Lloyd Munneke and John Var Zanten joined the committee. A later meeting on May 1 1988 reviewed action plans and grant terms.
A small display featured numerous shoes and articles shown by Mrs Meechick plus other club members. Light refreshments were served by Mrs Bonthuis and co host Mrs Ed Schovidt.
Robert Dolan of Lisbon and his wife own a pet wooly monkey named Cocoa. At two years old the animal eats raw vegetables and fruits and anything its owners eat. The monkey is noted as gentle and rarely provokes bites or scratches from dogs in the household.
A fragmented column notes fishing season dullness in the Iowa Great Lakes with scarce catches for Yours Tinlend Company. It references stalled fiscal progress, compares events to Lee's surrender and the Emancipation Proclamation, and ends with lighthearted remarks on golf and a hopeful tone about spring and a ticker to Disney land.
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