Eaglettes end season 9 8 conference record in 1964 65
The P C H S Eaglettes finished the 1964 65 basketball season with a 9 8 conference mark, placing second in the Chiquaqua. They outscored opponents 830 769 and made 3001 field shots against a defensive 250 for opponents, with a team field goal rate around 34 percent. Opponents led at the line 270 517 for 52 percent. PC made 409 free throws on 232 attempts for 57 percent. Foul totals favored opponents 401 to 315. Nancy Vos led with 351 points from 126 fields and 96 free throws. Pat Ver Meer scored 251. Carolyn Van Arkel added 121. Joyce Schimmel led in rebounds and steals with 126 boards and 64 interceptions. Esther Steenhoek had 79 rebounds and 44 steals. A season stats chart followed after Monroe game.
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P.C.H.S. Eaglettes
Eaglettes
Pat Ver Meer
Carolyn van Arkel
Joyce Schimmel
Airways
Esther Steenhoek
REB. AM Pet. AM Pet. PF
Raney Vos
Carolyn van Arke
Gene Dryshout
Pat Engbers
Judy Schimmel
Linda Boerder
Linda Pleima
Linda Memmelaar
Twila de Kock
Ruth van Ee
Mary Bandstra
Twilah Menninga
Nancy Hagen
Velma Bandstra
Marilyn Bruxvoort
Pella Christian
Bowling 252 High series at Grill and Mfg event
March 24 1965 bowling meet at Pella Mfg features top marks by Herb Blom 589 Shorty Hoksbergen 585 and strong scores across team Cuff Links Cylsttes and Sergers with high games by Violet Valster 138 and Lor a Stakel 147 while Violet Jalster tops with 388 and Lor a Chakel 412 in high series rounds.
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the Grill
Herb Blom
Shorty Hoksbergen
Pella Mfg
Canas
Violet Valster
L Orna Stakel
Violet Jalster
Lora S Chakel
South End
Roscreen
Chronicle Ads
Tulip Bowl
Ale Steenhoek Auto
Grandia Locker
Oe Pella Construction Team No
Zylstra Bros
Max Schakel
Rolscreen
Idec PE Cma
Dyxstra
Rolserean
Pella Canning
Schiebout Tire Co
R. de Hoedt
Rock Island Corps seeks bid for drill rig leasing
The Rock Island District Corps of Engineers began advertising for bids to lease a truck mounted drill rig and operators for exploratory drilling for future flood control projects. Bids due 11 a.m. CST April 19 at the Clock Tower Building, Rock Island. Drilling to start April 26, contract ends December 1965, with sites in Red Rock Des Moines River area Saylorville Coralville Dubuque and Des Moines Iowa planned.
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Rock Island, Ill
Rock Island
Corps of Engineers
Clock Tower
Ill
Var
Ious
Red Rock
Des Moines River
Des Moines
Iowa
Saylorville
Mehaffey
Coralville Reservoir
Solon
North Liberty
Dubuque Iowa
Elm Grove and Knoxville merger vote set for April 12
Elm Grove patrons will vote on the Elm Grove Rural Independent School District merger proposal with Knoxville on April 12, a delay from March 10 due to road conditions. Elm Grove currently does not operate a school.
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K‘ville
Elm Grove
Lynnville-Sully Girls Named to 1964-65 All-State Honor Roll
Three Lynnville-Sully players plus peers from Knoxville and North Mahaska earned honorable mention on the Des Moines Sunday Register's 1964-65 Girls All-State selections. Forwards Karen Benson and Carol Wagaman from Lynnville-Sully, and guard Betty Meredith were named, with Sue Beam of Knoxville and Carol Bartlett of North Mahaska also listed among guards.
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Lynnville-Sully
Sunday Register
Lynnville- Sully
Knoxville
North Mahaksa
Des Moines Sunday Register
Register
Karen Benson
Carol Wagaman
Betty Meredith
Sue Beam
Carol Bartlett
North Mahaska
Ken Vander Linden Elected President of Iowa Rexall Club
Ken Vander Linden local druggist has been elected President of the Iowa Rexall Club an association of 240 Rexall druggists statewide He previously served as secretary treasurer and now leads a two year term at the recent Iowa Pharmaceutical Association convention Bowles Rexall Company president spoke as a main speaker during the event and toured Pella praising its businesses and Tulip Time festivities.
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Ken Vander Linden
Iowa Rexall Club
Rexall
Iowa Pharmaceutical Association
Ken
Rexall Club
John Bowles
Rexall Drug Company
Bowles
U.S
United States
Pella
Word of caution to housewives on social security
Leo W. Smith, social security district manager in Des Moines, cautioned housewives today that many are unaware of crucial Social Security details. He urged recipients to verify benefits and seek guidance to avoid losing eligibility or benefits due to misunderstandings or missed steps.
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Leo W. Smith
Des Moines
Smith
Social security coverage extended to household workers
Household maids cooks gardeners and other help are covered by social security. All household employees receive coverage if they earn $50 or more cash wages in a calendar quarter from a private home employer. Quarterly reports for January February March are due by April 30. Mail to the District Director Internal Revenue Des Moines or contact the local social security office at 205 12th Street Des Moines IA 50309. Phone 284 4500.
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Internal Revenue
Des Moines
Social Security Office
12Th Street
Fire destroys grain elevator at Ireton Co op
A grain elevator operated by Fire Farmers Co op at Ireton was burned this month causing about $250,000 in damage. Fire crews battled the blaze and contained it to the structure with no injuries reported.
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Farmers Co-op
Ireton
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Pella Recreation Commission
Pella Community
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Recreation Commission
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Robert Langerak
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Paul Bradigan
Gene Loomans
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Tom Hetherington
Fred Young
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