Community Event Schedule for Otley and Nearby Churches
A June calendar of local events includes Otley Reformed Church hosting a Friday evening Vacation Bible School program on June 11, and Sunday June 13 a Crusaders male trio performing at Third Reformed Church. Other items: Legion Board Meeting June 14 at 8 p.m., Cub Scout Pack Meeting and Bike Rodeo June 15 at Legion Hall, Petergrove Aid gathering June 15 at 408 Main Street, and Rotary District 600 Spring Assembly June 19 at Cox-Snow Music Hall with noon lunch and registration 8–9 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otley Reformed Church
the Crusaders
Third Reformed Church
Legion Hall
Rotary District 600
Cox-Snow Music Hall
Graham Hall
Two Licenses Revoked in Iowa May 1971
Drivers licenses revoked during May by the Iowa Department of Public Safety include Harold Patrick Martin age 28 of Pella with 120 days for OMVUI and Robert Ray Nichols age 22 of Knoxville with 120 days for OMVUI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Department of Public Safety
Harold Patrick Martin
Rt. 2
Pella
Robert Ray Nichols
W. Montgomery
Knoxville
Open House at Duane Arnold DAEC Tours Dates Set
New atomic plant tour program announced for Iowa Electric Light and Power Company employees and the public. Open weekends June 19 and 20 and every Saturday and Sunday through summer, 12 to 4 pm, with guided tours from the Information Center near the construction office. About 600 workers on site. plant scheduled for commercial operation in December 1973. Owners and builders: Toowa Electric Light and Power, Central Iowa Power Cooperative, and Corn Belt Power Cooperative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane Arnold Energy Center
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Iowa
DAEC
Palo
Towa Electric Light and Power Company
Central Iowa Power Cooperative
Corn Belt Power Cooperative
Korean Children From Korea To Sing At Pella Service
Six young performers from South Korea will sing pantomime and recite in an extended worship at First Reformed Church Pella on Sunday morning June 13 at 9 30. The group Children of COMPASSION from Chicago headquarters cares for over 24000 children in 10 countries. The program features Korean folk songs English selections scripture recitation and native pantomimes aimed at sharing gratitude and hope amid regional tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Korea
Pella
First Reformed Church
Children of Compassion
West Irving Park Road
Chicago
Illinois
Billy
Lisa
Becki
Carol
Lori
Danny
Korea
America
North Korea
Seoul
Pella Doctor Attends Iowa Medical Records Workshop
Jean Buwalda of Pella Community Hospital attended a two day Medical Records Workshop at Mercy Medical Center in Dubuque on June 9 and 10, 1971. More than 100 registrants from across Iowa gathered for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Buwalda
Pella Community Hospital
Mercy Medical Center
Dubuque
Iowa
Lambs Sold at Marketing Pool in Mahaska County
A first marketing pool in Mahaska County sold 206 lambs as choice and prime at 31.50 per 100 weight. The sale, at Herschel Carmichael Yards in Oskaloosa, was chaired by Joe Warrick and involved Virgil Morton of Interstate Producers Livestock Association, with lambs bought by Wilson Packing Company of Cedar Rapids. The next pool, set for June 21, is expected larger. Local Farm Bureau offices provide information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahaska County
Herschel Carmichael
Oskaloosa
Joe Warrick
Farm Bureau
Warrick
Virgil Morton
Interstate Producers Livestock Association
Wilson Packing Company
Cedar Rapids
Towa
Poultrymen Hear Expert On Egg Prices In Pella
The Pella area poultrymen held a 7 P.M. dinner meeting on June 8, 1971, at the Dutch Buffet Dinner Cafe. George Peisen, County Extension Director, chaired the session. The program featured L Z Eggleton of Iowa State University, a nationally known Poultry Marketing Specialist who lectured on egg buyer prices and market news reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
George Peisen
L.Z. Eggleton
Iowa State University
United States
Central Presents Theatre Awards Recipients Named
Central College Alpha Psi Omega awards honor several performers from Tartuffe and Hello Dolly. Bonnie Popp Des Plaines Ir freshman and Maurice Birdsall Des Moines plus Nancy Kooistra Newton Town and Dennis Horrigan Des Moines received best performances. Pam Piper Kellogg senior earned best single scene. Stan Darey and Rick Swenson were top in student productions. Rick Johnson Newton was most improved. Swenson most valuable. Beth Ver Meer won Mr B Award. David Peerbolte received Mr W Award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central College Alpha Psi Omega
Bonnie Popp
Des Plaines
Maurice Birdsall
Pam Piper
Kellogg
Iowa
Stan Darey
Manchester
Rick Swenson
Solon
Rick Johnson
Newton
Swenson
Beth Ver Meer
Pella
David Peerbolte
Harvey
Ill
Linda Snetselaar Named to Iowa Beef Youth Advisory
B F Eason Jr of Battle Creek Iowa, chairman of the Iowa Beef Industry Council, announced Linda Snetselaar daughter of Ray and Mrs Van Wyk Otley has been chosen for a youth advisory committee. The eight student panel from Iowa State University will study education and promotion needs for Iowa beef and present recommendations to the council which oversees the 1970 beef check off law. The law taxes ten cents per head on cattle and five cents on veal to fund marketing and education programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.F. Eason, Jr
Battle Creek
Iowa
Iowa Beef Industry Council
Linda Snetselaar
Ray van Wyk
Otley
Iowa Beef Industry Councils
Snetselaar
Iowa University
Iowa State University
Towa Beef Industry Council
Towa
Central College Leader Elected President of Town Partners of the Alliance
James W. Graham, vice president for academic affairs at Central College, was elected president of the Town Partners of the Alliance a program linking private organizations and Iowa residents with those in Yucatan Mexico. Graham has chaired the education committee since 1969 and helped direct the eight week summer student exchange program between Yucatan and Iowa. Central College has partnered with the Alliance since its inception and maintains a branch campus since 1968. Dr. Harriet Heusinkveld chair of geography at Central College is an alliance charter member and serves on the central committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Graham
Central College
Iowa
Yucatan
Mexico
Graham
The
Alliance
Harriet Heusinkveld
City Band to Present Second Summer Concert in Central Park
The Pella City Band, drawn from Pella area townspeople, Pella Christian and Community schools, and Central College, will perform Friday at 8:00 p.m. in Central Park. Directed by Thomas Cook, the program features contemporary composers and a South Pacific medley arranged by Philip J. Lang, with pieces by Osterling Carter Nestico Lang Rich Cacavas Harding and Fillmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella City Band
Central Park
Pella
Pella Christian
Central College
Thomas Cook
Eric Osterling
Wind Campo
Charles Carter
Army Band
Sammy Nestico
Rodger and Hamein
Philip J. Lang
Pie Americans
J.J. Rich
John Cacavas Harding
Henry Fillmore
Brunsting Addresses Reformed Church Synod in Orange City
Dr. Bernard Brunsting of Scarsdale led the 165th General Synod of the Reformed Church in America in Orange City. He urged a realistic but positive self image to foster maturity and boldness for the church's common task as delegates urged regionalization and considered relocation of national offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange City
Town
Bernard Brunsting
Reformed Church
Scarsdale
N.Y
General Synod
Reformed Church In
Brunsting
Boslooper To Be Guest Minister At Second Reformed Church
Dr Thomas Boslooper of Closter New Jersey will be guest minister at the Second Reformed Church of Pella on Sunday June thirteenth preaching at both morning and evening services. He is a former pastor and has held multiple church and educational roles including chairman of the Committee on Higher Education and member of the Theological Commission. He recently lectured at an international symposium in Banff and attended the General Synod meetings in Orange City Iowa. He is a Hope College Western Seminary and Columbia University graduate and studied in Europe at London Oxford Heidelberg and at The Louvre and Vatican Museums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Boslooper
Closter
New Jersey
Second Reformed Church
Pella
The
Reformed Church
Theological Commission
Dr. Bipper
Hope College
Western Seminary
Columbia
Unive
Europe
University of
Central Graduates From Pella Area At Central College
Central College awarded degrees to several graduates from the Pella area. Names listed include Linda Bevan Carol Vander Ploeg Van Slooten Carol Allen Glenda De Heus Roger Hoekstra John Mathes Wayne Mathes Howard Roorda Stanley Schuring David Swank John Vande Voort Barbara Vermeer Debra Vermeer and Tom Vermeer. David Snuttier and Karl Horman of Otley were also among the graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Bevan
Carol Vander Ploeg van Slooten
Carol Allen
Glenda de Heus
Roger Hoekstra
John Mathes
Wayne Mathes
Howard Roorda
Stanley
Vermeer
Debra Vermeer
Tom Vermeer
Central
Pella
Central College
David Snuttier
Karl Horman
Otley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mon
Legion Board
the Legion Hall
Petergrove
Tone van Zante
Main
New Atomic Plant
Ie: Information Center
Daec Rapid Transit
Iowa Medical Records Society
Iowa Medical Records Association
Mary Pauline R.S.M
Sister Pauline
David L. Schaller
Mary Herbert R.S.M
Central Presents Theatre Awards
City Band
Dr. Brunsting
Reformed Church Synod
Boslooper
Ew Brunswick Seminary
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