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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1965

Page

9

Ganske Captures Pella Golf Club Ladies Championship

Jean Ganske won the Pella Golf and Country Club ladies tournament with back to back 41s to top a field of 30, earning the championship trophy and three golf balls. Lois Allen claimed the Handicap Traveling Trophy with a 58 minus 23 for 35, plus three balls for a year.

Pella Golf and Country Club Lois Allen Jean Ganske Chronicle News Pella Golf Club Pella Ethel Intveld Helen Hoogenakker

Boat Fenders From Old Tires A Handy DIY Guide

A simple method to protect a boat’s sides uses old auto tires cut into quarter sections and nailed vertically along the bow stern and midsection. This thrifty flotation-friendly solution provides rugged fendering for hard working craft.

Bowling League Standings and High Scores Report

In the Guys & Gals League standings Pet. Ten Pins leads with 18 wins and 667 pins, Moonshiners 17 and 630, Alley Cats 13 and 481, Over-Seerers 13 and 481, Stickettes 12 and 444, Team No. 59 18 and 333. John Bloodsworth snapped a 7-6-10 split. Elmer Ebert and Dan Dooley chased high scores with a 192 tie for third, Elmer's 210 in game two was high, Don posted 197 in game three for second high score. Elmer Elhert had high series.

Guys & Gals League Wwe John Bloodsworth John Elmer Ebert Dan Dooley Elmer Don Elmer Elhert

PHS football practice schedule announced for fall season

On Friday August 20 at 7 30 a.m thirty one varsity players and forty two freshmen sophomores report to Coach Danks for the Pella community grid season practice. Varsity physical and dental exams will be held Tuesday August 17 at 7 30 p m at the high school. The first game is set for September 10 1965 at Lynnville Sully.

Danks Pella Lynnville- Sully

Breen & Kelderman Rally to Beat Pella National Bank

Nat l Bankers 2 Breen & Kelderman 6 as Kelderman catches fire in the fifth and they pattern wins. Danks doubles in the sixth driving in two for B&K. Blom doubles for Pella National in the sixth. Batteries: B&K Blom 6 innings, 2 runs, 2 strikeouts. R Slykhuis Pella Nat l Blom 8 innings, 5 runs, 3 strikeouts. Final line shows B&K 6, Pella Nat l 2.

Byer B&k Pella Nat'l

Marion County Beats Rolscreen 9th inning rally

Marion County defeated Rolscreen 9 to 8 after breaking the tie in the late innings on August 13. Key moments included Break Jander driving in two on a fifth inning triple, R Sloan collecting a two RBI double, and A Mc Combs and B Plate contributing in the seventh and fifth frames as Marion Co pitchers L Van Weelden and C Van Weelden held off Rolscreen’s rally.

Marion County Bank Rolscreen Jander R. Sloan B. Plate A. McCombs Marion Marion Co L. van Weelden C. van Weelden

Breen & Kelderman 19 Otley 7 highlights high scoring win

Breen and Kelderman built a powerful attack on August 9 as Blom drove in two RBI with a home run and Blom added a two RBI double. Schippers also had two RBI as B and K defeated Otley 19 to 7. Van Wyk started for Otley while Poortinga caught.

Schippers RBI Blom Breen & Kelderman Otley van Wyk Poortinga J. Bier B& K

Otley Edges Steak House In Tight July Test

Otley battled to prevent Steak House from overtaking them on August 11, winning 15 to 14 in the 7th inning. V Terpstra tripled for Steak House. Poortinga 1 RBI double and Bandstra 2 RBI double paced Otley, who added a 159 batting line while Steak House hit .303 with six runs allowed in the loss.

R. Sloan Otley — Neels J. van Wyk

Trinity 11, Peoria 10 in high school baseball clash

Trinity edged Peoria 11 to 10 on August 18. R Hoekstra hit a first inning 2 RBI homer and Vander Waal twins drove in runs. Peoria's Westerkamp and Van Dyke produced RBI hits while Bokhoven tripled with two RBIs.

Trinity Church Peoria Trinity R. Hoekstra Wasenaar C. Vander Waal R. Vander Waal P. Westerkamp R. van Dyke N. Nibbe G. Wasenaar Rus

National Bank Edges Dubits 5 4 In Nine

National Bank defeated the Dubits 5 to 4 on August 9. Hol delivered a double for Dubits while Sloan and Hugen each collected two hits and Mulders added one. For the Bankers Hugen Brass and Blom had singles. Blom pitched and Beyer caught. V Terpstra pitched for Dubits with Sloan catching. Line score Bankers 100 300 1 5 Dubits 200 011 0 4.

National Bank Dubit Hol Dubits Sloan Hugen Mulders Brass Blom Beyer V. Terpstra Bankers

Agriculture panel backs rural water and sewer grants

Congressman Bert Bandstra announced that the House Agriculture Committee approved a bill to fund rural water and sewer projects. The measure authorizes up to 50 percent grants through the Farmers Home Administration for communities of 5500 people or less, totaling up to 50 million dollars annually for facilities and up to 5 million for comprehensive planning.

Washington, D. C House Agriculture Committee Bert Bandstra Dem Iowa Farmers Home Administration Bandstra Fourth Agriculture Committee

S J Fair 4 H clothing winners to the State Fair

Four 4 H clothing winners from the Southern Iowa Fair were announced among over 1,100 entries. Winners include Sherrill DeJong in skirt, Sharon Holliman blouse, Cynthia De Prenger jumper, Joyce Groenenboom suit, Karen Kinsinger wool jumper, Connie Rempe wool dress, Elaine Hoy school dress, Mary play clothes, Textile & Cloth Phillips shift, Sue Walker ing Why, Becky Everett dress, Karen Kinsinger dress, Dianna Goodman. Also four clubs earned neatness and originality awards: Union Happy Workers, North Madison Happy Pals, Frisky Freputers, and the M and M Peppys.

Sherrill DeJong Sharon Holliman Cynthia de Prenger Joyce Groenenboom Karen Kinsinger Connie Rempe Elaine Hoy Mary Play Phillips Sue Walker Becky Everett North Madison Happy Pals Dianna Goodman Union Happy Workers North Madison Happy Pals Frisky Freputers

Marion County dress revue winner Charlene Reimer crowned

Charlene Reimer, 17, a 6 year 4-H member and county secretary, won the Marion County Dress Revue and will represent the county at the state event with Carol Speed as alternate. Speed from Catcher-Go-Getters named alternate. Blue and red ribbon winners span senior intermediate and junior divisions, judged by Mrs. Harvey Fife. County report covers Grundy, Marshall, Tama, Benton, Jasper, Poweshiek, Iowa Mahaska, Keokuk, Washington, and Henry.

Charlene Reimer Carol Speed Cheeri Chix Club Marion County Charlene Charles Reimer Knoxville Carolyn Speed Jewell Woody Carla Dykema Deanna Dawson Marian Henze Sue Kovacic Mary Beechout Margaret Simpson Ann Baker Pam Vande Kamp Sheryl Vanden Berg Arlene Ustermarkt Chris Reimer Laurie Geery Lori Dunshee Lila Vroegh Susan Vriezelaar Marlys Loynacan Donna Miller Virginia Hayes Janis Linda Chambers Diane Greenlee Teresa Crowe Alice Templeton JoAnn Murphy Martha Goff Harvey Fife Carlisle Grundy, Marshall Tama Benton Jasper Poweshiek Iowa Mahaska Keokuk Washington, and Henry

Lincoln and Webster elementary school sectioning lists

Cards mailed August 16 notify parents of 1965 66 sectioning for Lincoln and Webster kindergart en and first grade. If missing call the Lincoln or Webster office. Leighton and Otley schedules, grade promotions, and sixth grade reassignment to Lincoln building explained.

Webster and Lincoln Webster Leighton Otley Card

East Central Iowa Farm Income Up

East central Iowa farms saw a 14 percent income rise in 1964 per the 1964 Farm Business Summary for East Central Iowa. Gene Reis etter, Mahaska County Extension Director, notes average net income per farm reached $8,717 compared with $7,618 in 1963, though 1964 net was 5 percent below the 1961-62 level.

Extension Service Cooperators Iowa Farm Business Association Mahaska Co Stoneberg Oskaloosa East Iowa Mahaska County Gene Reisetter East Central Iowa State University Cooperative Extension Service

Rev Alfred Mulder to Lead Peoria Sunday Services

Peoria reports Rev Alfred Mulder, home missionary to Bingham City, will conduct morning services next Sunday. The Leonard-Veldhuizen family takes a three week California vacation visiting an army buddy in Chino and tourist sites. A large Bandstra reunion occurred at New Sharon park with attendees from Minnesota Iowa and Arizona and others from nearby towns.

Peoria Alfred Mulder Bingham City Leonard — Veldhuizen California Leonard Chino Bert Swank James Jonker Oska Rapids Michigan Les Lanser New Sharon Park John Bandstra Marvin Goodyk Chandler Minnesota Gerrit Blom Raymond, Minn John van Haaften Joan Oscar Helmhoudt Phoenix Arizona Arvin Bandstra Prinsburg Franz Keller Dee McGraff Lily Helmhoudt Keosauque Loren Cooney Knoxville Harvey, Pella Sully Grinnell Oskaloosa Newton Leighton Searsboro Chiidren

Community News Roundup Highlights Local Life

Mr and Mrs Peter Bandstra and Mrs Dick Ryken had surgery at Mahaska hospital last week. Des Moines hosts Billy Graham Crusade drawing area attendees. Miss Denyce Nagy of Chicago visited uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Peter Westercamp. Kenton Kurtis and Kathy Struik stayed with their grandparents while parents vacationed. Alan De Kock joined father Abe on Clover Leaf Dairy milk route. Dairy products delivered to door thrice weekly. Several youths attend Church Camp at Stey City PA. Mr and Mrs Henry Nibbel hng left for vacation in Black Hills Denver and possibly Yellowstone. Kathereen Renaud, daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul E Renaud, among 27 graduates from Iowa Lutheran Hospital School of Nursing in Des Moines on Aug 11. Guest Tea draws ninety ladies from local churches at Presbyterian church in New Sharon. Mrs Anita Younkin, back from Thailand, speaker.

Peter Bandstra Dick Ryken Mahaska Hospital Des Moines Denyce Nagy Chicago Peter H. Westerkamp Kenton Kurtis Kathy Struik Marvin Struik Newton John Westercamp Alan de Kock Abe de Kock Clover Leaf Dairy Stey City Henry Nibbelhng Black Hills Denver Colorado Yellowstone Park Kathereen Renaud Paul E. Renaud Iowa Lutheran Hospital School of Nursing Presbyterian Church New Sharon Anita Younkin Thailand

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Gladys Power Eva Grootveld Gladys Eva Sue Rouw Ann Hagen Ann Hoksbergen Lorna Schakel Lorna Cosmopolitan Glamour Seventeen Nat'l Bankers Breen & K’man Steak House S. J. Fair Th. State Fair Lincoln, Webster Earl Pohlmann Cook and Son Insurance Agency Franklin MA Peoria News Lec-Prest Lee Boys' Slim & Reg Special Lee Press Betls Clothing MEN & Boys
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