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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1966
Page
1
The Chronicle outlines a policy to publish diverse opinions on its pages while reserving the right to edit letters. It invites reader comments on material published and confirms staff and external writings are subject to the same editorial standards. Signatures are requested.
A local message urges that Tulip Time promotion is everyone's responsibility not just the publicity committee. It highlights citizen actions to publicize the event through brochures, posters, visits to media outlets, and inviting editors to press day, with notes on distribution points at the Pella Chronicle and Chamber of Commerce.
A veteran ad man recalls how bold moves and risk taking built success. Don Larick rejected elaborate portfolios and won a major account with a sharp oral pitch to a company's board, illustrating that courage and smart experimentation drive sales growth.
The Iowa State Highway Commission releases weekly detour maps for 1966 projects with Chamber office access in Pella for travelers. Work on the new Chamber office continues with Dutch Front brick, aiming for an improved business district look if finished as sketched. The 1966 Tulip Queen and court began promotional trips, five weeks remain to promote Tulip Time, urging community effort and early planning.
Margaret Hayes, now Marion County Treasurer, announced this week she will seek the Republican nomination for the office in the September primary. The former official said she plans to continue improving county finances and tax collection efficiencies if elected.
Congressmen announce nearly 70,000 in Education Office grants for 230 students under the Economic Opportunity Act. Grants cover July to December and pay 90 percent of student payrolls with 10 percent by colleges or off campus agencies. Colleges listed include Centerville, Vennard, Creston, Graceland, Marshalltown, Ottumwa Heights, Simpson, and William Penn.
Mitchell Green, consultant for the Office of Economic Opportunity, told Pollla Rotary club last week that success hinges on grass roots participation. He noted Iowa’s CAP program aids children and youth, with Upward Bound aiming to spur college interest. Green, a South Carolina native, contrasted Iowa’s smaller urban rural differences with other states.
Julie Sadler hosted a kindergarten Easter party on Saturday morning April 2. Guests included Tami Schiviner Joni Schiviner Janiece Meulpolder Diahé Slagter Ann Harmeling and Leslie, with decorated cookies eggs games and doll play after a lunch at a flowered table.
Page two of the Pella Chronicle dated April 7 1966 features brief notices and community updates from local residents and organizations, including date stamps and small announcements typical of a midweek paper.
Summit Homemakers at Summit observes the 40th anniversary of the club. Open house will be held April 26 at 1 30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. H W Vriezelaar. Charter members past chairmen Leke Prairie Club and interested parties are invited.
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