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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1975
Page
3
Pella Community Schools announce kindergarten registration on May 15 at Leighton 9 a.m. and Otley 1 p.m. and on May 16 at Lincoln and Webster. Parents will be called with their appointment times. bring birth cert and immunization records. Regular classes at Lincoln and Webster not held May 16.
City Hall in Pella hosts a drop-in center May 8 9 and 10 during the 40th Tulip Festival. Senior Citizens act as hosts at the basement location near the Information Mill offering coffee magazines phones rest rooms and a meeting place away from crowds open 9 a.m. to 5 30 p.m. daily last year more than 800 registered.
SUPT. AND MRS. OR VILLE DUNKIN and other local families attended the National School Board Convention in Miami. Washington D. C. visits, weddings, and family gatherings were noted, including a 45th wedding anniversary celebration and multiple relatives visiting from nearby towns.
Sandra Nunnikhoven from Leighton is named a finalist in the Iowa Farm Bureau women's scholarship program. The report adds background on Rev. Van Soest, his long ministry, leadership roles, and community service in RCA circles, Central College, Western Seminary, and related institutions.
A 34 member Building Committee and three sub committees were formed to study location enrollment and grade organization for a proposed middle school in the Pella Community School District. Co-Chairmen are Henry Fischer and Mrs Shirley Bergman. Meetings will be public as studies proceed through spring and summer.
Donna Van Wyk of Monroe and Stu Vos of Pella are among 16 Iowa high school seniors named to receive Veishea Scholarships at Iowa State University. The group will compete for six $440 scholarships and ten $220 scholarships.
About 600 telephone lines along East First Street in South Pella were disrupted when a buried 300-pair lead cable was cut during driveway work at 600 E First St. The outage surfaced Wednesday after Tuesday night rain saturated the area, with Hawkeye State Telephone Co. crews restoring service by Wednesday.
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