Spiritual ministry to deaf announced by church
Pastor Leonard Van Druneo of First Christian Reformed Church in Reck-Valley announces final plans for a special spiritual ministry to the deaf and hard of hearing. Mrs. Duare Haack of Hope Haven will sign the sermon starting Sunday November 14 at 9:30 a.m. A reserved section will accommodate deaf attendees and their families, and the congregation is asked to invite others who would benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard van Druneo
Pirst Christian Reformed Church
InReck
Valley
Duare Haack
Hope Haven
Alend
Travelogue at Hull Che Church by Native Photographer
Native photographer Non Van Polen returns to the area with a travelogue shown in a four sixty minute narrated slide production. Over 300 square feet of viewing area. Attendees invited to view two art gallery recreations with projection tech. Event at Hull community hall on Wednesday November 17 starting 3:00 PM with soup and supper. Sponsored by Western chapter of Hull First Christian Reformed Church.
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Non van Polen
Natices
Hull
Western
First Christian Reformed Church
Four Members Honored as 50 Year Masons at Garden Sheaf Lodge
At Garden Sheaf Lodge, four members received 50 year recognition for six years of membership. Honorees were Jack Boote of Worthington, Mion. George Kloek of Atlantic Beach NC. Glen Munch of Yakima WA. and Ed J. Schmidt of Rock Valley. Presentations were made by Milton Rockhill and Rev. Wm Ballard, with plans for later honors for Kloek and Munch. Visitors hailed from Worthington, Rock Rapids and Larchwood.
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Garden Sheaf Lodge
Jack Boote
Worthington
Mion
George Klock
Alantic Beach
N.C
Glen Munch
Yakima
Wash
Ed. J. Schmidt
Rock Valley
Kloek
Munch
Doon
Milton Rockhill
Larchwood
Wm. Ballard
Jack
Multiple Default Judgments and Estate Filings From Local Court
The court records show several default judgments awarded to various plaintiffs including US TG against Richard Schostermann for 287.19 plus costs, Edward Polson against Kathryn Polson for 5591.59 at 4 percent, James Lehrman against James Kracke for 108.29 plus interest, and University Society Inc. against Myron and Virginia Waterman for 318.90 at 5 percent plus costs. Other actions include Roger Van’t Hold against Rex Klein for 96.24 plus costs, conservators appointed for Gettle Roozing, final estate reports filed and closed for several estates, Dietz charged with second offense DUI, bond and surrender details, administration of Henry McKenney’s estate, Verne McKinneys appointment as administrator with 50,000 bond, probate filings for the Hofmeyer and Klein estates, and a suit by Central Trust Co. against James and Sandra Flikkema over a note of 2859.84.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dykstra
Dyk
Stra Motor Co
Richard Schostermann
Edivin Polson
Kathryn A. Polson
Merest
James F. Lehrman
Lassman
Standard Service
James Kracke
The
University Society Inc
Myron D. Waterman
Virginia Waterman
Roger van
Perkins Gerner
Rex Klein
Corneal Roozing
Hes R. Hulst
Gettle
Robert Linch
Jeane Noordhoff
Ethel F. Dagle
Henry Tiedemann
Leonard L. Diets
Hawarden
Dietz
John D. Te Paske
Sillypain
Gaurd
Peritton
HE. McKenney
Rock Valley
Verne McKinney
Inwood
John J. Hofmeyer Jr
Myria Hofmeyer
Lawrence J. Klein
Alton
Luella Klein
Central Trust Co
James E. Flikkema
Sandra Flikkena
Plaiodff
VHS Fall Concert scheduled Nov 16 at high school gym
Rock Valley high school to present its 1972 Fall Concert on Tuesday November 16 at 7 90 pm in the high school gym. Performers include RVHS concert band concert choir and glee clubs with a varied program of circus marches folk songs Broadway numbers and pop tunes. Admission will be charged.
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Rock Valley High School
RVHS
Pirs
Glee
Danny Boy
Johnny
Five RV Students Enrolled At Iowa State
Rock Valley reports five RV students among a record 19 274 enrolled at Iowa State University this fall. The students named are Raymond Lee Abma Dennis A Gaalswyk Johni Hulshof Rodeny Huishof and Steven James Timmer. Enrollment total surpasses the previous high by 46 but shows a leveling off after a decade of rising figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Valley
Iowa State University
Raymond Lee Abma
Edwin Abma
Dennis A. Gaals~wyk
Alvin Gaalswyk
Johni Arlen Hulshof
Rodeny Alen Huishof
Arnold Hulshof
Steven James Timmer
George Timmer
Rock Valley senior named to Who's Who Among Students
Central's David A. Van Abkeria, a college senior, has been selected for Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. About 1,000 institutions participate. nominations came from faculty and administrators, with final choice by the Student Affairs Committee. The honor will be listed in the annual Who's Who publication used by employers and graduate schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centre
David A. van. Abkeria
Rock Vatley
Central
Northwestern student teacher assigned to Sheldon School
Van Berkum, a senior from Northwestern College, will student teach at Sheldon Community School from October 24 to December 17 under the Northwestern program. Dennis, son of Wallace Van Berkum, earned four years of football activity during college. The program provides observation, limited participation, and eventual full teaching responsibility under supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis’Van Berkum
Northiwestern College
Sheldon
Dennis
Wallace van Berkum
Northwestern
Northwest Iowa Reading Council Meeting Highlights Innovations
Over 190 teachers administrators student teachers and aides met November 2 in twelve buzz session groups to share new techniques and programs successfully used in classrooms. Franklin Elementary School Sibley will host the Regional International Reading Association Conference with the theme Reading for a Changing World and speakers Dr Ruth Lollaway and Dr Mildred Jebell. Attendees from Rock Valley Christian School include Marlene Cole Alvin Vande Griend and Bandstra plus Mary Jo Hamen Effie Wightman Helen Thayer and Joyce Thomer from Rock Valley Community School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buzz Sesson
Franklin Elemerntary
Sibley
Aptt
Des.Moloes
Ruth L
Ollaway
Mildred Jebell
Rock Valley Christian School
Marlene Cole
Alvin Vande Griend
Bandstra
Mary Jo Hamen
Effie Wightman
Helen Thayer
Joyce Thomer
Rock Valley Community School
Outlook 72 Topic Mend At Hospital and Farmer Meeting
The Methodist Church ladies Io Collenbaugh Gladys Elberts Fannie Calsbeek Sue Pollema Jean Porter Billie Gerritson and Kay Klein sewn and mended at Hegg Memorial Hospital in October. The adult farmer meeting on November 15 at 7 30 p m at the ag building will discuss Outlook 72 Topic Mend. Gene Forel ISU economist will narrate tape discussions on saule feedgrains hogs and the economy. Budgets will estimate profits for the coming year using price forecasts by Mr Fuel. Coffee will be served and farmers in the Rock Valley area invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Hegg Memorial Hospital
Io Collenbaugh
Gladys Elberts
Fannie Cals~beek
Sue Pollema
Jean Porter
Billie Gerritson
Kay Klein
Gene Forel
Iowa State University
Rock Valley
All Conference pick for 1971 and 1972 captaincy
Dave Rennke was named to the Tri State Conference football team for 1971 and selected as a co captain for 1972. His twin honors place him among the league’s top players and leaders for the upcoming season.
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Dave Rennke
Dave
Harvest Festival Returns Gifts Exceed Nine Thousand
The Rock Valley community, including Doon tonwood and Carmel To Hell, contributed to Hope Haven with a Harvest Festival that raised over $9,006. Receipts came from Inspiring gifts and a $9,006 tally, as remaining items go to Rock Valley Bales Co on November 11.
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Hope Haven
Great Rock Valley
Doon
Tonwood
Carmel
Hell
Rock Valley
Rock Valley Bales Co
Thunday
Open House at Northwest Iowa Vocational School
Dounie Vander Schaaf, director district 7, announced a campus open house at NIVS on November 20 and 21 from 1100 to 600. The public may tour nineteen career programs and inspect new Business Agriculture and Construction buildings with instructors and students on hand to explain the programs.
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Northwest Lowa Vocational School
Dounie Vander Schaal
Hull
Boyden Hall
George
Rock Valley
van der Schaaf
NIVS
Help Teenager in Area Stay Out of Trouble
Mid Sioux Opportunity in Remsen Iowa runs the NYC program funded by the U S Department of Labor across six northwest Iowa counties Cherokee Ida Lyon Plymouth Sioux and rural Woodbury now in its fifth year The program includes summer in school and out of school components with eligibility based on family income The summer program funded at 174030 supported 284 teens at 1 60 per hour plus three counselors for guidance The in school program offers 38 positions with nine hours per week for 31 weeks and the year round out of school program has 10 positions for 16 and 17 year olds who have dropped out Work aims to train youth develop good work habits and encourage return to school Contact local counselors or the NYC office in Remsen Iowa at 203 South Washington Remsen 186-2155 Andy Brenner directs the program Karen Harcack serves as secretary keeper.
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Nyc
Mid Sioux Opportunity, Inc
Remsen
Iowa
United States Department of Labor
N.Y.C
Cherokee
Ida
Lyon
Plymouth
Sioux
Woodbury
Mid-Sioux
Office of Economic Opportunity
Mid
Sioux Opportunity
Sioux County
Mid- Sioux
Rock
Washington
Andy Brenner
Karen Harcack
N.Y. Progam
Peggy Naughton Speaks at Kiwanis on POW Vietnam Issue
Peggy Naughton of Sheldon, an Iowa leader in the national prisoner of war group, spoke at the Rock Valley Kiwanis Club Wednesday about freeing prisoners of war in Vietnam.
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Peggy Naughton
Sheldon
Rock Valley Kiwanis Club
Vietnam
Mrs. Naughton
Iowa
Library Move Delays Access at Rock Valley Library
The Rock Valley library is relocating to the Roorda building this week. The library will be closed for the rest of the week with a hope the new facility opens by Monday November 15.
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Rock Valley
Roorda
Lecture Row Disrupts Hearing at Event
A man in the lecture hall complained about the row behind him making conversation. He urged silence saying he could not hear. A nearby speaker responded that it was none of his business what he was telling his wife.
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Hans Simvonsen
de. RP
Simonsens
Simonsen
Mrz
Eldon Simonsen
Brainerd
Minn
Wb, Saller and Allan
Minneapolis
Lars Andersen
Irene
Mann
Weill
Friday Event To Honor Eldridge at Sioux Center City Hall
The public is invited to an Open House Friday November 12 from 7 00 to 9 30 p m at Sioux Center City Hall to honor Maurice Eldridge Sioux County Extension Director who recently received the Distin service Award from the National Association of County Agricultural Agents. A short program starts at 8 00 p m.
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Sioux Center
Maurice Eldridge
Sioux County Extension
Eldridge
National Association of Countey Agricultural Agents
Sioux County Agriculture
Sioux County Extension Council
Henry Moret
Woman recounts charity to a passerby joke
A woman relates a morning act of generosity giving a dollar to a beggar and noting her husband’s amused reaction, prompting playful banter about the gesture and its reception.
Thoughtfully Yours column from Ena Dykstra in Rock Valley
Ena Dykstra introduces Thoughtfully Yours as a new weekly Bee column written for Rock Valley readers. She greets editor Jin Wilson and staff, invites comments, and praises Rock Valley’s hospital, pool, flower show, school, church, and community life, declaring the town progressive and welcoming readers to enjoy the column next week.
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Miss Bun T
Rock Valley
Jin Wilson
Ena Dykstra
Hulk
Hull
Hegg Memorial Hospital
Mother
Lewak
Che Swhin
Jen
A Good Investment for Christmas Savings Bonds
US Savings Bonds are promoted as ideal Christmas gifts with higher interest, a short waiting period, and flexible denominations from 25 to 1005 dollars. Banks offer bonds, with four gift envelopes and Treasury replacement for lost or destroyed bonds. Tone notes bonds suit birthdays, babies, anniversaries, graduations, and weddings as enduring gifts.
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Jay
Tone
State Savings Bonds
VanDen Dever Wins Bee Popular Football Contest
Jack Van Den Dever won the Bee’s football contest by missing only two games, predicting SF over MIN and GB over CHI. Dale L. Ranschau finished second with Meribeth Walinga and Larry Hylarides tied for third, while tie-break scores determined placements. This marks the contest’s final week with a $25 bonus prize for a perfect score.
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Jack van den Dever
Lax
Jack
San Francisco
Minnesota
Green Bay
Chicago
Dale L. Ranschau
Meribeth Walinga
Boyden
Larry Hylarides
Ranschau
Christmas Mail Deadlines By Service Schedule
The notice lists preferred mailing dates for Christmas deliveries across services. Overseas servicemen mail by November 19 for space available mail, November 26 for parcels, December 10 for airmail. domestic mail by December 1 distant states and December 15 for air, with Alaska and Hawaii deadlines in late November to December. International schedule covers Canada Mexico surface parcels December 8 cards December 8, air parcels December 15, air cards December 20, and near/far East by December 10 for air parcels and December 15 for air cards. Dock strike on East Coast may delay surface mail to Europe Africa Central and South America. air mail remains available with December 10 cutoff.
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PAL
Alaska
Mexico
International Maila
Canada
Near Far East
Surfice
Europe
Africa
Gentral
South America
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Che. Church
Market Report
Farmer's Elevator
Dennis Vonk
Gary de Bruin
Mark Liaboe
Rich Wesselink
Glenn Lange
Larry Beeve
Kevin van Beek
Mark McGill
Fa. S
Who's Who
Northwest Iowa Reading Council
Hope H. Festival
Kiwanis Club
Bee
Jack VanDen Dever
Roger Williams
TFL
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