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Rock Valley Bee

Location

Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1976

Page

11

Van Den Top Abma Vows In Doon Church Ceremony

Lavonne Van Den Top and Steve Abma united in marriage at the Protestant Reformed Church in Doon on August 12 in an 8:00 p.m. double ring ceremony officiated by Rev. J. Slopsma. The couple, both of Doon and Rock Valley origins, will reside on the groom’s family farm with the bride employed at K-Products in Rock Valley and the groom farming with his father.

van den Top Doon Lavonne van den Top Steve Abma Protestant Reformed Church J. Slopsma John van den Top Edwin Abma Rock Valley Vi de Boer Deb Hup Deb van den Top Sheryl Brinkhuis Susan van Bemmel Bob Abma Georgia Dave Abma Jerry Ab

Hoorays for Health and Everyday Blessings

A reflective list praises health as a blessing and gratitude for small blessings. It honors Pete and Mark Vande Velde and their 2 04 minute horse Rolling Traveler, home cooking, proactive youth, birthday parties, fall season, and simple foods like bacon and eggs Grits and Fritz. It cites Andrae and Crouch and The Disciples and the idea that genius is 1 percent inspiration and 99 percent perspiration.

Pete Mark Vande Velde Rolling Traveler

Hisses to Weather Dust and World Worries

The piece vents at dry conditions forcing trees to show fall colors and laments public apathy amid college separations and long meetings. It notes flaws in leadership from Earl Butz over grain pricing and Russia’s impact, plus concerns about air pollution.

Bauman Farm Entrants Shine In Regional Conservation Contest

Four Sioux County farms Brad Bauman Rock Valley Dick Franken and Sons Lane Kooi Hawarden and Gordon and Bob Van Roekel Sioux Center compete in the Marc Cox Agricultural Awards Conservation Program. Judges evaluate conservation work done versus planned with Van Roekel praised for progress including two and a half miles of terraces on 120 acres. Sponsored by the Sioux City Journal and Chamber of Commerce, the contest spans Iowa Minnesota and South Dakota.

Sioux County Marc Cox Sioux Soil and Water Conservation District Brad Bauman Rock Valley Dick Franken and Sons Sioux Center Lane Kooi Hawarden Gordon Bob van’ Roekel van Roekel van Roekels Sioux City Journal Sioux City Chamber of Commerce Iowa Minnesota South Dakota SCS Soil Conservation District Soil Conservation Office Orange City

Mary Hammerstrom Weds Hull Man in Orange City Church

Mary Angela Hammerstrom and Jay Andrew DeZeeuw united in marriage on August 14 at Trinity Reformed Church Orange City. Officiant Rev. Donald Lenderink. They plan to live in Sioux City after a wedding trip. Jay works for Prudential Insurance and Mary is a dental assistant.

Mary Angela Hammerstrom Jay Andrew DeZeeuw Trinity Reformed Church Orange City Donald Lenderink Harold E. Hammerstrom Iowa John A. DeZeeuw Hull Larry DeZeeuw Gary Vetter Terry van Berkum Kelly DeZeeuw Steven DeZeeuw Lewis Strong Glen Hammerstrom Robert Smith Roland Simmilink Dan Gould Morningside Country Estates Sioux City Jay Prudential Insurance Company Mary

Social Security Payments Reach Sioux County Need

At the start of 1976, Sioux County residents received 170.00 monthly benefits. There were 4,500 beneficiaries including 2,259 retired workers and 169 disabled workers. Total monthly payments were 760,890.00 with 1,141 under 65 and 3,359 age 65 plus receiving benefits. 1,651 men and 2,362 women, plus 487 children born from deceased or disabled working parents.

Sioux County Robert Anderson Sioux City

Would You Believe Eskimo Wife Exchange Practice

A curious clipping notes ongoing Eskimo wife exchange customs and mentions the Dead Sea as the saltiest lake. The item presents a light, offbeat news tone with trivia style.

Dead Sea

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Andrae Crouch Disciples Marge Harmelink Earl Butz Russia Bauman Farm Mary Hammerstrom Earth
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