De Bie and Loomans Earn Little All-American Honorable Mentions
Central College seniors Harold De Bie and Gene Loomans receive honorable mention in the Little All-American lists compiled by the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics. They finished with school record career point totals 1311 for De Bie and 1181 for Loomans, aiding Central’s 18-7 season and fifth nationally in field goal percentage at .543.
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de Bie, Loomans
Harold de Bie
Gene Loomans
Central Collge
National Assn
NAIA
Marinus Kregel
Central
Davenport
Loomans
Alfred Loomans
Route 1
Waupun
Wis
Waupun High School
de Bie
H. C. de Bie
St. Artesia
Valley High School
Arnie Ver Hoef
CUI Coe clash set at Pella Country Club April 14
Central's 1965 golf team resumes after two postponements to face Coe College at Pella Country Club on Wednesday April 14. Top contenders include Steve Armitstead from Los Angeles and John Gram from Dunedin with Kading Loomans and Patton also among listed players. Other key entries include Ebbers from Morrison and McNally from North English.
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Cui
Coe
Pella Country Club
Central
Coe College
Simpson
Parsons
Steve Armitstead
John Gram
Armitstead
Los Angeles
California
Gram
Dunedin
Fila
Jim Patton
Pella
Harold de Bie
Artesia
Calif
Paul Kuyper
Paul Ebbers
Morrison, Ill
Blaine Kading
Fontanelle
Eugene Loomans
Waupun
Wis
Bill Krist
Evergreen Park, Ill
Jim McNally
North English
Matt Rutten Celebrates 100th Birthday With Large Open House
Matt H Rutten of Carroll County marked his 100th birthday on February 24. About 142 friends and relatives attended an open house, and he has 192 descendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H
Matt) Rutten
Carroll County
CUI tennis squad routs William Penn for first win
Central University of Iowa men’s tennis defeated William Penn College 8-1 on Friday to secure its season’s first victory. Standouts included Duane Laman, Tom Patterson, and John Kuitwaard winning singles, with Laman and Zoschke dominant in doubles. Next up is the Iowa Conference doubles tournament on April 17.
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Ron Schipper
William Penn College
Central
George Rippere
Pete Kendall
Perth
Kendall
Rippere
Duane Laman
Warren Holton
Laman
Holton
DaveyZoschke
Nick Smith
Tom Patterson
CUI
Bob Kieling
Penn
Chuck Sarich
Paul Valrano
John Ku
Ron Shoop Resigns as KRNT Sports Director
Ron Shoop resigns as sports director of KRNT Radio and Television effective April 26 to join the Midwestern Paper Company in Des Moines. He has led KRNT sports for six years and spent nine years with the stations. Bud Sobel is promoted to sports director, moving from assistant role where he has served for five years.
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Ron Shoop
Krnt Radio and Television
Shoop
KRNT
Midwestern Paper Company
Des Moines
Bob Dillon
Bud Sobel
Sobel
Bowling Pella Mfg Ladies League Scores and highs
March 31, 1965 the Pella Manufacturing Co ladies league shows Cylinderettes 472 40 percent Sergers 4444 43 percent Cuff Links 4444 Collar Pins 42 46. Three game scores list Cylinders 345 355 342 1052 Collar Pins 297 288 334 919 Cuff Links 284 313 329 926 Sergers 318 359 350 1027. High games include Alice Fisher 164 Myrtle Spratt 163. High series list Alice Fisher 466 Myrtle Spratt 447.
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Pella Mfg. CO. Ladies League
Wwwl
Cylinderettes
Sergers
Cyl'derettes
Alice Fisher
Myrtle Spratt
Art talk by Vernon Bobbitt at Central College
Vernon L. Bobbitt, Albion College Art Department chair, will present a pictorial lecture titled Nature and Art at 8 p.m. Wednesday April 14 in Douwstra Chapel. The Pella native taught at Central from 1937 to 1946 and married Mary Reed, a former Central librarian, in 1942. The lecture is free and open to the public.
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Vernon L. Bobbitt
Albion College
Douwstra
Central College
Bobbitt
Pella
Central
Mary Reed
Perry High School
Perry
Iowa
Bobbitt Named Albion Art Department Chairman and Curator
Denison University and Iowa State alumnus Bobbitt, now Albion Art Department head since 1946, also serves as curator of the Albion Art Collection. His education includes a BFA and MA from the University of Iowa with further graduate work at Columbia and in Europe. His one man show at Weyhe Gallery and exhibitions in Grand Rapids, Miami, Fort Lauderdale, and Battle Creek highlight a long artistic career. He is listed in Who's Who in American Art and Who's Who in America. he and his wife have two children.
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Denison Tniver
Iowa State
Cummings School of Art
Des Moines
University of Iowa
Columbia University
Europe
Bobbitt
Albion Art Department
Albion
Weyhe Gallery
New York
Grand Rapids Art Gall
Grand Rapids
Mich
Lowe
University of Miami
Ila
Ft. Lauderdale Gallery of Fine Arts
Battle Creek Art Center
Michigan
America
Rev Robert Roof to preach at Central Good Friday service
The Rev Robert Roof pastor of Cedar Heights United Presbyterian Church Cedar Falls will be guest minister at Central College Good Friday chapel service at 9 40 a m April 16 in Douwstra Chapel Roof installed as minister Feb 14 this year after 7 1/2 years as assistant pastor at Westminister Presbyterian Des Moines He is a Buffalo Public Schools product and Westminster College graduate 1954 with BA in history attended Pittsburgh Xenia Theological Seminary and graduated 1957 He is married with four children.
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Robert Roof
Cedar Heights
Local ASCS personnel awarded in Knoxville Iowa
Merrill L Robuck presented awards to Paul Prown a bineite supervisor and Lila Donohue a program clerk at the Knoxville office meeting. Prown received a certificate for completing the home study course Supervising for Safety while Donohue gained a $25 cash award and a certificate of appreciation for an approved employee suggestion.
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Merrill L. Robuck
Marion County
ASCS
Knoxville
Iowa
Paul
Prown
Lila Donohue
Brown
Monroe Bluebirds to be televised on Floppy program
The Monroe Bluebird group will be televised on the Floppy program on WHO TV at 4:00 p.m. April 13. Leaders are Mrs. Lester and Mrs. Dorothy Word.
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Monroe Bluebird Group
Who-Tv
Lester
Dorothy Word
Kathy Vines Breaks Leg At Lincoln School Playground
Kathy Vines daughter of Mr and Mrs Cecil Vines of Pella broke her left leg playing on the Lincoln school playground last Thursday after colliding with another student. The injury occurred 4-5 inches above the foot on concrete. She was treated at Pella Community Hospital and expected to be released Monday. She will miss about eight weeks of school and finish the year at home.
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Kathy Vines
Cecil Vines
Pella
Lincoln School
Kathy
Pella Community Hospital
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CUI Wed
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Roof
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van Gorp Agency
Insurance Agency
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van Zee Implement
Pella, Iowa
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Tion
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