Deer license applications available in Iowa
The Iowa Conservation Commission announces deer license applications for shotgun muzzleloader are available. Applications must be received at the Des Moines office between August 15 and 29, daily 8 am to 4 30 pm. Archery licenses and landowner tenant options will be sold later in August. Shotgun muzzleloader season runs December 3 to 6 and December 10 to 16 while bow season spans October 8 to December 2.
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Iowa Conservation Commission
ICC
Commission
4Th Street
Des Moines
Petersen to compete in North Central Special Olympics
Shirley Petersen of 611 E First Street will participate in the North Central regional Special Olympics in Fargo North Dakota this weekend. The event, hosted by the University of North Dakota, gathers mentally handicapped athletes from Iowa Wisconsin North and South Dakota Minnesota and Nebraska. Iowa athletes were multiple first place winners in last May's Des Moines state games.
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Shirley Petersen
E. First Street
Fargo
N.D
University of North Dakota
Iowa
Wisconsin
South Dakota
Minnesota
Nebraska
Des Moines
Wesselink Wins Pella Invitational Tennis Title
Mark Wesselink of Pella captured the men's open singles title in a 4-6 6-4 7-6 final over Doug Pumroy of Ottumwa. Earlier Wesselink defeated Bruce Roaw Newton and Brent Johnson Ottumwa, while Pumroy advanced with wins over Stan Porter and Steve Haskell. The event featured multiple divisions with Hillock-Staggs taking open doubles and Dan Staggs winning the 35 and over singles. Sagraves led in women's singles, with Sagraves and Wesselink pairing to win mixed doubles.
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Stan Porter
Pella
Mark Wesselink
Doug Pumroy
Ottumwa
Wesselink
Bruce Roaw
Newton
Brent Johnson
Ric Wilson
Centerville
Pumroy
Steve Haskell
Irv Shrago
Oskaloosa
Haskell
Tom Fusimones
Shrago
Bob Bosch
Hillock-Staggs
Byrum- Fitsimones
Sherwood- Wilson
Jerry Lukensmeyer
Hampton
Jim van Hoeven
Staggs
Young
Young-Staggs
Lukensmeyer-Hruska
Duvall-Little
Knoxville
de Haan-Te Ronde
Bellefson-Kramer
Waverly
Hillock-Stevens
Marshalltown
Mitchellville
Pam Sagraves
Mary Ryan
Sagraves
Marcia Adams
Barb Fassler
Ryan
Barb Hoekstra
Adams
Oska- Joosa
Ryan-Zlogar
Sagraves- Valvoord
Hoekstra-Robbins
Bone-Fentzlaff
Adams-Shrago
Sagraves-Wesselink
Ryan Fisimones
Albensoeder-Hinshaw
Eaglettes finish season with strong batting and Veenstra pitching
LeAnn Jansen led Pella Christian girls softball with a .354 average and 23 hits in 65 at bats. Sally Swank hit .323, Melinda Vermeer .315, Jayne De Bruin .311, with five doubles and two triples each. Vermeer scored 30 runs. Linda Veenstra pitched all games, 19-10, 178 innings, 163 hits, 107 walks, 108 strikeouts, ERA 2.27. Coach Ver Meer praised the five seniors for big plays and hits as the Eaglettes were district tournament runners-up.
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LeAnn Jansen
Pella Christian
Eaglette
Jansen
Sally Swank
Melinda Vermeer
Jayne de Bruin
Vermeer
Eaglettes
Linda Veenstra
Veenstra
Jerry Ver Meer
AB Ave
Paula van Rees
LuAnn van Rees
Cheri van Haaften
LuAnn van Wyk
Dianne van Gorp
Sandy Laverman
Sharon Zylstra
Verla Menninga
Lori Fynaardt
Ene Karen Kelderman
E.R.A
Two Pella Christian Teachers Attend UNI Workshop
Two science teachers from Pella Christian attended earth science sessions at the University of Northern Iowa. Al Bandstra and Ron Vos were among 34 teachers at the workshops.
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Pella Christian
University of Northern Iowa
al Bandstra
Ron Vos
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