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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1966
Page
1
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The Chronicle invites readers to comment on anything printed on these pages, whether by our staff or by outside sources. Contributions must meet the same requirements as our writings and may be edited for consistency. Please sign your submissions.
Harold W Wissink student body president lauds Cen tral College and the Pella Chronicle for timely reporting on a narcotics arrest. He urges continued accurate coverage to improve public relations between the college and the town and protect the college image.
About 600 degrees will be awarded at The University of Iowa mid winter Commencement on February 5 at 10 a.m. in the University Field House. Candidates include Pel Ja with an M A in political science to William Dieleman, Marion Vink with a B S in Electrical Engineering, Patricia Schrader in nursing, Sharon with a B A in history to John Wheeler, and Sandra Albers with a B S in general science.
Kelly De Boer, son of Mrs. Margaret DeBoer of Hartley, a Peace Corps Volunteer, departed for Malaysia on December 6 to take a teaching assignment in primary and secondary schools and colleges there.
A condensed critique argues federal farm programs drive land out of production via open space purchases and dam projects. The writer warns property taxes rise as cropland shrinks, risking urbanization and broader tax shifts. Tourism and industry are proposed as steadier revenue sources to offset tax burdens. -F.H
Arctic Safari a one hour forty five minute color sound film will be shown at Pella Junior High Auditorium Tuesday February 15 at 8:00 P M The film blends documentary adventure education and travelogue with dramatic wildlife sequences and Eskimo life scenes from the Far North including bear bear and caribou hunts and Bush Pilot airstrip shots.
The Christian Fellowship Hour of the Second Christian Reformed Church announces the salad and hot sandwich supper is moved to Friday evening February 18 instead of February 1. It will be in the church basement from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. Everyone is invited.
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