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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1976
Page
3
Members of the Rock Valley Women's Club were awarded a Sears citation of achievement for a scrapbook detailing community improvements. Gretchen Simonsen led the project, which highlighted activities of Rock Valley's senior citizens group and other local efforts.
Hoorays for Bonnie De Boer the only double winner at the girls state track meet Elaine Bakker who made state meet in track and field. Applause for gifts of love security and discipline and for hard-working bicentennial committees in Rock Valley. Celebration of Orange City's Sound of Music sell-out crowds.
A column-like notice condemns critics of the U S two nation status mocks ingratitude to the nation scolds those who delay bicentennial planning and chides a local paper for not recognizing Western Christian athlete Bonnie De Boer. It also notes a call for a July 3 banquet reservations and hints at concerns about dog food production for overweight dogs.
An opinion piece by Senator Dick Clark argues for stronger congressional oversight of intelligence activities. It discusses abuses cited by the Senate Select Committee, questions limits on covert actions, and urges charting a new course to align intelligence with democratic principles and public accountability.
Sioux County marks the nation’s 200th birthday with events across Ireton Boyden Hull Granville and Sioux Center. R C A Rodeo highlights in Ireton June 22 23 1976. Old Settlers Picnic parade in Boyden June 5. Flag ceremonies in Hull May 30 and Granville June 14. A July 4 breakfast and flag ceremonies recur with a July 3 park barbecue and July 5 fireworks and county wide festivities featuring Harold Hughes as guest speaker and a County Bicentennial Chorus.
The article urges a hands off approach to young wildlife from April to June noting mothers often survive nearby. It warns against rescuing or keeping wild animals as pets as they retain wild instincts and may spread diseases. Releasing captive youngsters is harmful. Iowa law bans keeping wild creatures in captivity.
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