School Menu Week of April 12
Weekly lunch plan lists meals for Monday through Friday. It outlines options such as meatloaf with mashed potatoes and vegetables, tomato juice and hot dogs, fried chicken, and a mix of side dishes and fruit.
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1965
Page
8
Weekly lunch plan lists meals for Monday through Friday. It outlines options such as meatloaf with mashed potatoes and vegetables, tomato juice and hot dogs, fried chicken, and a mix of side dishes and fruit.
Mr. Fiton E. Fox, a Baltimore born artist and traveler, spoke to Pella High School students on March 29 about life in West Africa. He described Nigeria and Guinea, African customs, women’s rights, and education, noting similarities with American youth and differences such as later school start and uniforms. Fox recounted his background, trips to Africa, and his work, including painting, books, and murals, and praised the Pella audience for their attentiveness.
PHS notes a shortened April with two five day weeks and upcoming events. Seniors and juniors face a 3% shorter week the week of April 12 while Skip Day and spring break run April 14 and 16 19. A chalk talk by Elton C. Fox entertained students and a freshman sophomore crowd formed around banquet seating. Tulip Time nears as reports cards arrive and seniors face final chances to raise grades.
Stanley Schleuter directs Pella High School's final band concert set for Tuesday at 7 30 PM in the gym. The Junior High band with 45 members opens, followed by the stage band presenting the year's first formal concert portion.
The Farmer-Merchant banquet program includes Quiet Valley with Bossa Nova beat Gospel Twist and Moonlight in Vermont. The Senior High Band features a clarinet trio in Serenade by Pierne with Guy Jones Mary Steenhoek Karin Flikkema. The complete program covers Ballet du Classir MN Casticcio Overture Knights of the Holy Grail Serenade Worlds Fair March March from Second Suite in F O Bamba De Vera Cruz Variations Semper Fidelis. This will be the last concert under Mr. Stanley Schleuter who will direct here before teaching in Oak Park Illinois next year.
The girls P E classes begin their yearly unit on Folk and Dutch Dancing under instructor Miss Rosanne Storjohn. They study dance history and steps while music from a record player sometimes skips due to jumping. The Dutch dances will be practiced in class for Tulip Time street performances.
The Heiress features Arthur Townsend played by Bill Bensink. Directed by Mr. Kirshman with Anne Davies as student director, the senior play is now in rehearsal and set for performances on April 29 and 30.
Several girls received shorthand certificates at the last Commercial Club meeting. Those earning 100 wordminute certificates were Phyllis Schippers, Sheryl Van Steenis and Sandra Cowell. Lighty word certificates were not completed in readable text.
Joan Vander Peek Judy Nunnikhoven Barb V der Berg Phyllis Hackert Sheryl Myers and Martina Blauw received 60 word certificates. The note gently praises their achievements and congratulates the group of nine girls for their accomplishments.
The Town Student Librarian Association held a convention in Ankeny on March 27 with attendees from Pella including Sharon Rietveld president Betty Vander Berg Phyllis Hackert Judy Rietveld and Grace Lautenbach sponsor. Jack Shelley of the World Health Organization Des Moines spoke as the theme Expanded Ideas guided a business session lunch and an hour of Merle Hay Plaza shopping before returning to Pella.
Marinus Geurts of Lynnville was feted for his 73rd birthday on Friday March 26 at the Lynnville Coffee Shop with a decorated cake and coffee. A large group of friends gathered, and family later joined him at his Sully home for an evening visit. Attendees included Mel Geurts, Peevble and Vicki, Lester Geurts, Ralph Hoagland, Todd, Harold Geurts, Bern ie Nikkel, Robert Glink and others.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Klyn and Marlena were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Talbot. Miss Beverly Van Genderen left March 20 by bus from Newton for Deer Lodge, Montana, to work at a resort after graduating Lynnville-Sully high school in 1964.
Local residents report quick recovery after Mahaska Hospital surgery. Heap of Livin Club hosts a family supper with songs and bingo at the community center. Willey family visits Cedar Falls while adventures in Illinois loom for others. Footnotes note knee surgery and a broken leg with expected recovery timelines.
Left Tuesday for Cheyenne to work for Commonwealth Trailer Sales and Service run by his brother in law Warren Vander Linden. Daily Vacation Bible School planned June 21 to July 2. Sunday dinner guests included the Rempe, Van Maanen and Roozeboom families from Newton Leighton and Leighton. Hope College choir to sing at Ebenezer Reformed Church April 7. S H G Rempe recovering in Rochester Methodist Hospital. Gregory Slaymaker has measles. Gerrit Van Zemeren, Esther Van Houvweling and Mrs Van Houweling visit H G Rempe in Rochester.
A reader writes to the editor recounting Bill Blanchard a once deaf linotype operator at the Pella Chronicle around 1954 to 1956 who left Pella for Louisiana and was, it is noted, known locally and among former college friends. The letter requests publication to clarify his fate after 1961.
A reader letter from Mrs. Janice Van Manen of Pella Iowa recounts the life and illness of Bill, noting a move to Hopkins Minnesota then Louisia and California for health treatment. After two years of cancer and cobalt therapy he died in fall 1964. The writer asks readers to share the news.
Nearly 300 volunteers in North Marion County canvass residential districts this week in the annual Crusade against Cancer. Crusade Chairman Dr Richard C Roush says the effort aims to spread life saving facts, promote early detection, emphasize annual physicals, and support more cancer research. District Court cases include State of Iowa vs James Leroy Murphy with judgment entry.
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