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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1966

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Pella High to stage The Lesson and The Jury Room plays

Pella Community High School presents two school plays at 8 00 p m in the Pella High cafeteria Thursday Feb 9 and Saturday Feb 12 The Jury Room by C B Gilford features State vs Julie Fletcher in a Criminal Courts Building setting with a five member jury and a cast led by Greg Van Vark Foreman Dennis De Penning and Ruth Van Roekel The Lesson by Eugene Ionesco stars Art Knowles as the professor with Gayle Wesselink and Arlene De Geus in supporting roles Tickets are sold at the door for both performances.

Pella Pella Community High School Pella High Eugene Ionesco C. B. Gilford W. Kirschman Kay Butler Susan van Steenis Criminal Courts Julie Fletcher Greg van Vark Dennis de Penning Martin Biecha John Pratt James Braashart Ruth van Roekel Susie Kuyper Carol van Rheenen Barb van Gorp Laura Klein Carol Gosselink Janice Grandin United States Ing Art Knowles Gayle Wesselink Arlene de Geus

Buns Sweetened By Sugar and Oil Mix Up

Aunt Fran offers a kitchen tip in a playful column about Mary Poppins style buns. The note mixes a sugar and oil ratio, two thirds cup each, into a recipe tweak. The quirky digression links a song lyric to a baking mishap from last Thursday.

Fran

Adult education classes begin in Knoxville schools

Adult education classes started in Knoxville schools with a first session Monday evening February 7. Additional classes will begin tonight and Thursday evenings. Tuesday offerings include Sports Crafts and Electric Motor Controls. Thursday options include Typing for Beginners Tailoring Knitting Modern Math for Parents Drivers Education Practical Electricity Welding II Basketball for Men Ballroom Dancing and Oil Painting. See Feb 3 Chronicle ad for details and costs.

Knoxville

Area bands to Cedar Falls clinic

Knoxville Pella North Mahaska bands will participate Saturday Feb 12 at the State College of Iowa 11th Annual Tallcorn Music Conference. The day features rehearsals clinics auditions exhibits and lectures and ends with a 7 30 p m concert in Music Hall. The Blue Band opens Gold Band follows and SCI Concert Band closes with part of their tour program.

Knoxville Pella PCHS New Sharon North Mahaska State’ College of Iowa Tallcorn Music Hall Gold SCI

Grandchildren Born Same Day to Pella Couple

Mr and Mrs John E Green dyke of Pella welcomed two grandchildren on January 22 1966 not twins. Shirley Moore gave birth to Judith Lynn at Bergan Mercy Hospital Omaha at 124 am. Later Nancy Richard birthed Thomas John at McDonald Army Hospital Fort Eustis Virginia at 129 pm. The Moore girl weighed 6 lbs 15.4 oz and was second daughter. The Richard boy weighed 6 lbs 14.42 oz and was second son.

John E. Greendyke Pella Shirley Kenneth K. Moore Judith Lynn Bergan Mercy Hospital Omaha Nebraska Thomas John Nancy Eldridge P. Richard McDonald Army Hospital Fort Eustis Virgina Moore Richard

Women’s Adult Class Council Plans Next Year Program

The Woman's Adult Class Council met at Pella Community High School for a Pot Luck Diner. New officers were elected: Louise Vander Zyl, June Sloan, Laura Toom, Marsha Cade, Nellie Van Roekel, and JoAnn Van Wyk. They set Sept 13 as the start date for next year's classes and selected topics on flower arranging, accessories, and seven lessons on food consumer economics.

Pella Community High School Louise Vander Zyl June Sloan Laura Toom Marsha Cade Nellie van Roekel JoAnn van Wyk

Investments For Your Future program studied

On January 31 about 25 people attended an extension program titled Investments For Your Future. Speakers included Russell Howard Jr on savings accounts, Russell Bennett on mutual funds, Larry Cox on insurance, and John Budack on stocks and bonds. Audience questions spurred further interest.

Russell Howard, Jr Russell Bennett Larry Cox John Budack

Meppelink Returns to Duty After Furlough

Service member Alven R. Meppelink has returned to duty following a two week furlough spent at his parents home. His current address is AF 17716584 CMR Box 80501 Tucson Arizona 85707.

Alven R. Meppelink H. P. Meppelink CMR Tucson Ariz

Mrs Dieleman Talks to New Sharon Students

Mrs Barbara Dieleman assistant professor of education at Central college was guest speaker at the January meeting of the Future Teachers of America Club at New Sharon High School. The group hopes to fund a senior scholarship for a future teacher. She spoke on So You Want to be a Teacher and was accompanied by four Central coeds Sharon Duven Linda Geerts Judy Ehrlich and Judy Keegstra.

Pella Barbara Dieleman Central College Future Teachers of America Club New Sharon High School New Sharon High Sharon Duven Wilson Duven Liberty Linda Geerts Morrison, Ill Judy Ehrlich Pompton Plains N. J Judy Keegstra Grand Rapids Mich

Danville Hosts Visiting Scientist Dr Harold Kolenbrander

Dr Harold Kolenbrander assistant professor of chemistry Cen try College will speak Feb 8 at Danville Community School as part of Iowa Visiting Scientist Program now in its sixth year. He will discuss bio chemistry and current scientific issues with students and teachers. The program is funded by a National Science Foundation grant.

Pella Harold Kolenbrander Centry College Danville Community School Iowa Kolenbrander United States National Science Foundation

Talent Sprout Winners on TV Talent Search at State Fair

The 1966 Monroe Talent Sprout winners were announced with TV air dates. First award went to a guitar trio Jerry Wallace Charles Aiken and Ron Timmins. Second went to Mary Waddle and Ann Wilson with Sharon Van Wyk on vocal. Third to Tammy Robuck, Karen Herder and Douglas Burman piano duet. Additional acts include Phyllis Rozendaal vocal, Julie Exline vocal, Kyla Vander Ploeg and Karen Herder vocal duet, Doreen and Kristy Van Wyk duet, Julie Poulson solo, and Mike Lubberden vocal solo with show dates from February to May.

Douglas Burman Phyllis Rozendaal Julie Exline Kyla Vander Ploeg Karen Herder Doreen Kristy van Wyk Julie Poulson Mike Lubberden

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