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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1966
Page
8
A dense classified listing features Chester White boars from Roy Rens, SPF Hampshire boars, and used cars via Hi Way Chevrolet. Also housing and farm for sale, insurance options, a Hudson home, and multiple real estate deeds and personal items. Includes furniture, spinet organ, trailers, sewing machines, and various household goods.
Wanted three experienced painters to work on painting contracts or by the hour for June July and August. N Vander Ark and Sons in Hull Iowa lists the contact phone 439 2089. Also seeks an office lady for the Bee Office who can type and has bookkeeping and writing ability with wages based on qualifications. call for interviews.
Over 2000 hunters have applied for Teal Season permits as the State Conservation Commission prepares an experimental hunt from September 17 to 25. Applications are due by July 31 by mail or July 31 in person at the commission office.
Deeds filed record transfers from Daisy Van Noort and others to Gertrude Leet for a two thirds interest in part of Park Addition Las S and 15, Block 1, Park Addition, totaling 1000 dollars, with partners including Robert L. Webb Sr and others to Wal-E Addition. William F. Hult appears in the notation attached to the filing.
State Conservation Commission urges the public not to pick up young rabbits birds or other wildlife found alone declaring it illegal and harmful. Observers should watch wildlife families from a distance while avoiding disturbing them or their habitat. A separate item notes neighbors aiding Hanna Shenandoah area by plowing acres and planting corn after accidents.
A collection of gratitude from families mourning loved ones. The Van Voorst and McKenny families thank neighbors friends and relatives for prayers sympathy memorials flowers and meals. Special thanks to ministers doctors and fire departments for visits and support during their losses.
Fifty six toy Zenors were honored for Superior Scholarship and 311 other students from all classes were recognized for high scholarship at the annual Honors Day Convocation held Thursday May 5 at South Dakota State University. Convocation speaker Francis B Hetttler, dean of the College of Home Economics, spoke on The Person One Could De. Dr Hettler has led the College of Home Economics at State University since 1956. Local students honored include Edirfu Baatz Wood Iowa Edward Ver Burg Rock Valley and Keith Schaeht Rock Rapids Iowa.
A teaching note links pioneer home life to today s upholstery choices. It highlights log cabin simplicity and homemaker weaving by Ute women, urging readers to refresh oak, maple, cherry or pine interiors with homespun, hopsacking, plaid, checks or stripes in Swedish weaves and tweeds for a understated, durable look.
A reported “high sign” for eggs appears on labels reading USDA Quality Control Grade A or USA Fresh Fancy. The USDA Consumer and Marketing Service ensures continuous inspection with Iowa State officials, and producers must apply for the trademark and maintain strict standards. Eggs are cooled, kept at steady temperatures and humidity, and sampled to verify uniform quality.
The article notes changes in egg packaging quality checks and expiration labeling under USDA guidelines. It highlights that eggs must carry a date within 10 days of testing, after which they cannot bear the USDA grade mark. Forecasts project more USDA Quality Control Grade AA eggs as sales climb.
Captain Duane Van Nate of the U S Marine Corps is promoted to major and will soon depart for Argentia Naval Station in Newfoundland to serve as officer at the Marine Barracks. He is a Thompson Va high school graduate and son of Mrs Carl Forsberg of Forestry.
Congressman Stanley L. Greig said the Orange City Post Office bid was approved for Albany Avenue 8 F. The $82,500 project targets August 1, 1967 completion with 4,883 sq ft interior space and 10,965 sq ft outside area plus a 458 sq ft loading platform. John Elias of Neola Iowa was successful bidder among four bids. ownership remains private with the building leased for 8,375 per year under a 10 year lease with four 5-year renewal options.
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