RVHS Pep Rally Call to Boost School Spirit
Strenuous hours spent planning Taamy plays and pep efforts. The writer urges students to wear pep club outfits and letterman jackets to support RVHS and promote orange and black colors, aiming for victory and strong school spirit.
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December School Lunch Menu Highlights
Daily meals listed for December 2 to December 6 include vegetable beef soup and cinnamon rolls on Monday, meatloaf and whipped potatoes on Tuesday, cheeseburgers and baked beans on Wednesday, tuna salad on Thursday, and beef stroganoff on Friday with milk and dessert options daily.
Jokes and quips mixed with garbled captions
A fragmented collection of humorous lines and stray phrases. The text includes quips about a light bulb and a man pulling his own weight, plus disjointed references to government and a cottage by a waterfall with humidity issues. Several phrases appear misread or out of context.
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Doug S
First Graders Celebrate Thanksgiving and Learn Fundamentals
The class marks November with calendar study and a unit on Thanksgiving. Students discuss gratitude to God and family, view films from the Sheldon Resource Center, and create Mayflower and turkey decorations. Other topics include vowel sounds with Andy Apple and Indian Jim, math with tens and ones, and science on action and reaction.
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Sheldon Resource Center
Andy Apple
Eddie Elephant
One Octopus
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Anden van Beek
David Kempema
Fifth Grade Pantomimes On Pilgrims Life At School
Grade reports show Miss Peterson's class preparing a Pilgrim life pantomime while a new division unit begins in math. Dental cards were turned in by Beverly Vonk and others. Michael Bomgaars had a November birthday as sixth graders finish a geography history unit with a prehistoric science focus and hands on art health activities.
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Beverly Vonk
Mary Collenbaugh
Shirley de Ruiter
Roger Hansen
Michael Hoogenboom
Tim Reinke
Mary Zeilstra
Randy Blick
Michael Bomgaars
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Hope Haven News Week in Review With Visitors
Hope Haven notes show activities from November 13 to 22 with De Jager and Munnake visiting Des Moines and Northwestern College events. Visitors arrived from Orange City Rock Valley Sioux Center Edgerton and Ta bora Tanzania. VA reports Spanish American War veterans average 89 years old and Indian Wars veterans exceed 90.
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Iowa
Tabora Tanzania
East Africa
Remove Boats From State Land Policy Raises Caution
The Iowa Conservation Commission orders boat owners to remove crafts and non permanent structures from state land by December 1. The rule aims to prevent damage from early freezes and warns that near freezing immersion can be fatal to even strong swimmers.
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Mrs Lulu Beauchamp Celebrates 10th Birthday
Mrs Lulu Beauchamp of Carlisle now living in Pleasantville observed her 10th birthday on August 31. A birthday party was held in her honor with family and friends in attendance.
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Lulu Beauchamp
Carlisle
Pleasantville
New Cars in Area From Multiple Dealers Promote Models
Local auto listings show Charles D of LeMars and Smit & Son in Buda offering Ford and Dodge models alongside Plymouth and Chevrolet options. Dealers name Robert A Broek, Peter J Haverhals, and others, highlighting Vande Voort and Volkewagen arrivals with a focus on expanding showroom inventories.
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LeMars
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Soo Ctr
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Dodge
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Vande Voort
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Maurice
Fred E. Cleveringa
Ted Hoekstra
Hull
Rose M. Becker
Haspers
Chev
Marian H. Minor
Hedn
Volkewagen
van der Ploeg Furniture
Soa Ctr
Judith A. Hewer
Wesselink Ins Co
Soa
Northern League bowling results and standings summary
D Briesen rolled 565 for three games and 222 in a single game. B and H Hatchery led in series with 2424 and had the top single game. Laker George Ripperda had the high 258 series and Siebert Dorhout the best 226 game. Kooima Machine Works led in team events with 2464 in series and 855 in a game. Standings: R.V. Furniture 3-13, Warran Cafe 26719 Tanker Furniture 24-20, Wells Blue Bunny 23-21, Dunch Insurance 22 1/2-21 1/2, Koolma Machine 20-24, Follema Repair 16-28, Farmers Elevator 14 1/2-29 1/2. Those bowling 200+ included Siebert Dorhout 226 and Chester Vande Weerd 290.
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Farmers Elevator
Siebert Dorhour
Willie Jonker
Chester Vande Weerd
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