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Rock Valley Bee

Location

Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1970

Page

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Draft Board Guides Young Men Through Lottery Deferments

The draft bulletin explains that a high random sequence number may enable a deferment withdrawal to enter a lower priority selection group on Jan 1 of the following year. Deferments may be relinquished only for students certain occupations and hardship. Reinstated deferment exposes the registrant to the lottery again with peers of that year. Glenn R. Bowles asks Iowa high schools to appoint staff advisors to aid registrants with registration, classification, deferments, and conscientious objection.

National Lonely Selective Service Iowa Glenn R. Bowles

Rock Valley High Football Named All Conference

Three Rock Valley High School players earned first team all conference on offense. Doug Smith as tackle, Dave Kaufman as quarterback, and Gary DeRuin as half back were selected. Honorable mentions included Dale Plueger Jay Pederson Kurt De Graaf Ron Pederson Henry Brinkman and Dennis Feekes. A full conference list will appear next week.

Rock Valley High School Doug Smith Dave Kaufman Gary DeRuin Dale Plueger Jay Pederson Kurt de Graaf Ron Pederson Henry Brinkman Dennis Feekes

Copy Due Friday Noon for Bee's Supplement Circular

Businessmen who signed up for the Bee's special supplement circular must submit all copy to our office by Friday noon. Any copy arriving earlier than this deadline will be considered on time and eligible for inclusion in the circular.

Bee

Adult Farmers To Meet Here On November 18

Adult farmers gather for a Wednesday evening meeting to discuss limited feed storage and processing. The agenda includes a guest talk by Richard Eade of Siouxland Harvester Inc about air limited silo and feeding methods, with questions at the ag building at 7 20 p m and lunch served afterward.

Richard Eade Siouxland Harvester, Inc Orange Cuy Eade

Cenfer Observes Its 10th Anniversary in LeMars

Cenfer along with six LeMars Conference congregations marks the American Lutheran Church ten year milestone with a joint service at LeMars Senior High School at 7 30 p m Sunday November 15 The event features Dr David W Preus of Minneapolis as speaker leading a 100 voice chorus from 36 congregations performing The Una Sancta a cantata honoring the 1960 formation of the church A full program includes a fanfare prelude by LeMars High School band and contributions from local pastors and youth groups planning committee members are named in the note

American Lutheran Church Iowa LeMars Conference LeMars Cenior High School David W. Preus Minneapolis Minn Lutheran World Federation Assembly Evian France America Paul Christianson Concordia College Moorhead Poseluas Ronald Brink Sheldon Wayne Mitchell LeMiaes Donald Mc Une Sioux City William O'Dea LeMars High School Phil Havan Nipco Arda Arnald Imbrock St. John's Lutheran Church LeMats Stanley Latte First Lutheran Church K. G. Jensen Moville Donald Witkowski Sloan

Missionary Edward C Brown to Speak at Methodist Church

Rev Edward C Brown will address the Methodist Church Thursday November 19 at 2 30 p m. A New York native and native pastor and teacher in the Andes Peru for seventeen years he studied at Morningside College Drew University And Adelphi University. Brown’s work has centered near Huancayo with a year teaching in Calleo. All are invited to hear him.

Edward C. Brown Methodist Andes Mountains Peru New York Mr. Brown Morningside College Drew University School of Theology Adelphi University Andes Huancayo Peruvian Calleo

Dennis Feekes Accepted at Northwestern College

Northw estern College Orange City announces Dennis Feekes a Rock Valley Community School student is admitted to the 1971 72 freshman class. No scholarship awarded based on class standing or pre college test scores. Feekes plans music studies, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Feekes of RR 1 Sioux Center.

Roland Summelink Northwestern College Orange City Dennis Feekes Rock Valley Community School Dennis Henry Feekes RR 1 Sioux Center

Jailed 30 Days For Shooting Windows

Gregory Lutyens of Suil was sentenced by Judge James Kelley to serve 30 days in Sioux County Jail for disturbing the peace by shooting out windows of the Hull Community Building. A transcript from Lyons County records estates and inheritances are noted with several probate actions and bond details across Hawarden, Sioux Center, and Orange City.

Gregory Lutyens Suil James Kelley Sioux County Hull John H. Vermeer Charles G. Hughes Hawarden Huibregise Joe Horkely Granville Punt-Cambier Douglas Tweed Company Bar C. Churchill Genit Vande Hoef Hattle Vande Hoef Sioux Center Lowa Jennie Schuller Alton Henry Schuller Robert Harald Schuller Henry Plasier Genevieve Plaster Leroy Plaster Maurice A. TePaske James T. Grotenhouse Arizona Ellen Gray Grotenhouse Sun City Hetman Schiebout Orange City Benjamin Schiebout Anhut Skogyoan Elizabeth Hoekstra Rose E. Kastel Plymouth County

Wall Decorations Lesson November 17 at City Hall Orange City

Tuesday afternoon November 17 the extension lesson Wall Decorations will be held in the down stairs meeting room City Hall Orange City from 1 30 to 4 30 p m. Mrs Ethel Oldaker will present covering picture selection arrangement hanging and framing with oil paintings by Sioux County residents on display. Extension lessons are free and open to every citizen of Sioux County interested in attending.

City Hall Orange City Ethel Oldaker Lyon Osceolz Sioux O'Brien Sioux County

Sioux County CROP Drive Launched In 1970 Kickoff

Sioux County held a CROP drive kickoff on Wednesday evening November 4 in the First Reformed Church social room. John Thomas, Iowa State CROP Field Director, spoke on global relief, noting feeding about one million people last year in Nigeria Vietnam Greece India and Peru. He described seed and food distribution as a people to people effort and announced canvassing from November 5 to raise funds for ongoing hunger relief and seed distribution. Frances Te Gtoien serves as treasurer at Hospers Savings Bank, with CROP Chairman Korver of Orange City leading the county committee.

Iowa John.Thomas Sioux County Che Korver Grange Gly Nigeria Vietnam Greece India Feru Thomas Middle East EJS Peru America Frances Te Gtoien Hospers Savings Bank Hospers Cili Korver Orange City Chasrman

Commercial Club Names '71 Directors

The Commercial Club held its annual meeting at the VFW Hall Monday night and named four new directors Willy Jonker John Santema Henry Bleyenburg and Jim Beorged Hold-over directors are Geo Parker Bob Spiezr Jim Wilson and Bob Mulder Retiring directors are Clayton Aren Rich Berkenpas Jack Kooima and Richard Vander Velde In other business Siebert Dethout outlined the forthcoming Bonus Bucks Christmas promotion John Vande Kerk presented the street lighting plan for Main Street and the group approved The committee of Fob Sprear Willy Jonker and Jim Wilson will present the proposal to the City Council next meeting

Commercial Club VFW Willy Jonker John Santema Henry Bleyenburg Jim Beogerd Geo, Parker Bob Spiezr Jim Wilson Bob Mulder Clayton Aren Rich Berkenpas Jack Kooima Richard Vander Velde Siebert Dethout John Vande Kerk Main Fob Sprear

May Yates Sec's Student Senate at Nettleton College

Kay Yates daughter of Dr and Mrs Yates was elected Secretary of the Student Senate at Nettleton College in Sioux Falls. A Rock Valley Community High School graduate she is enrolled in the Executive Secretarial course at Nettleton.

Kay Yates K. Yates Nettleton College Sioux Falls Rock Valley Community High School Nettleton

Production Ages Approved at NIVS Production Agriculture

Approval granted for NIVS Sheldon to begin a third section of Production Agriculture starting November 30. The two year program covers livestock and crop production, soil, machinery, and farm business methods with 12 hours weekly, served by 80 veteran students. VA benefits available. contact Student Services, NIVS, Sheldon at 924-2587.

Nordhvést Iowa Vocatlanab NIVS Sheldon

Brownies and Jr Girl Scouts Host Pot Luck Supper

The Rock Valley Brownies and Jr Girl Scouts invite parents to a pot luck supper at 6:90 on November 19 at Haas Hall.

Brownies Rock Valley Brownies and Jr. Girls Scouts Haas Hall

Hope Haven Work Training Center Nears Occupation

Last week the Hope Haven Work Training Center building reached two points shy of occupancy in an 88 by 150 foot concrete block facility. The center rehabilitates handicapped adults and replaces a downtown site used for the past year and a half. Front-row officials Juliis De Jong production supervisor, Lloyd Munneke director, and Elroy Vander Ley rehabilitation supervisor stand with a machine as De Stigter Bros. of Sioux Center handles the finishing touches behind the school.

New Hope Haven Juliis,De Jong Lloyd Munneke Elroy Vander Ley de Stigter Bros Sioux Cemer

His Land Motion Picture Preview in November Show

A one hour feature "His Land" chronicles Israel from ancient to modern times through space and time. Stars England's CIE Barrows and Cuff Richard with Ralph Carmichael songs. Shown Saturday November 21 at 7:30 pm in the new gym with an admission offering. Weather note records moisture since last Tuesday and Sunday.

Israel Iirael Emes Isreed Cie Barrows Cuff Richard England Ralph Cartmichael Jesus Prophets Galilee Weaderness Jerusalem The Mount of Olives Stae Ralph Carmichael Wnl

Pete Van Noort Wins Seventh in State Cross Country

Pete Van Noort a Worthington State College freshman placed seventh at the Minnesota Cross-Country State Meet in Golden Valley running 4 miles in 22 18 the fastest 4 mile time yet for him. Worthington College finished second in the state meet and seventh in Region XI at Rochester. The team heads to Vincennes Indiana for the NJCAA Championship Meet November 14 where Pete captains the cross country squad.

Pete van Noort Worthington State Junio Sallege Minnesota Golden Valley Minn Pete Worthington Worthington Gallege Rochaster Bluejay's Vincennes Indiana Leonard van Noort Rock Valley

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Cenfer Northwestern Lyons County Gerrit van Wyhe Nellié Quesink Gora P. Durket May Yates Sec’s Student Senate John Hoogendoorn
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