Fire shower for Phyllis Waddle held February 10
Mrs Paul Randstra hosted a women’s mis cellaneous shower in Sandridge for Phyllis Butler Waddle whose family lost home and belongings in an ice disaster two weeks earlier. Twenty seven attended in the Bandstra home recreation room. Gifts aided replacement of losses as the couple plans to move a house onto a foundation. many neighbors and relatives sent gifts or attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandridge
Paul A. Randstra
Norman Waddle
Phyllis Butler
Norman
Vernon van Gorp
Neal de Ronde
Arie van Engelhoven
Peter Zwank
Clarence van Gorp
Marion
Babe) Vandenbaard
Nick de Ruiter
Carol de Ruiter
Mary Bandstra
John R. van Gorp
John S. Gosselink
Lee van Gorp
Arvin van Wyk
Gerrit Eysink
Cynthia Butler
Barbara van Gorp
Clothes theft at downtown diner prompts mother’s appeal
Mrs. Larry Fisk reported a theft at Econowash diner on February 1. A load of white clothes, including children’s garments and her husband’s underwear, was taken while she was away about 30 minutes. The thief left fitted sheets. The next day she found the clothes in a paper bag at the Laundromat with items not hers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Econowash
Larry Fisk
Food supplement distribution set in several towns
Food supplement will be distributed to eligible persons during the week of February 2 through February 25 at multiple locations including Knoxville Alabama, Marysville and Melcher Dallas. Schedule shows varied start times and locations with unclear entries and several garbled place names and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Main Street
Knoxville
Iowa
Fine Arts Club to present award winning films at Central
The CUI Film Arts Club plans another film for April and hopes to show eight award winning films next year if local interest is sufficient. Anyone wishing to join this year or seeking more information may call the general office at Central College and leave their name. the committee will return all calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CUI Film Arts Club
Central College
Program changes for KCUI told
PELLA IA FEB 10 Student Station manager Steve Armitstead announces KCUI FM Spring Semester schedule with educational tape programs from the Intercollegiate Broadcasting System. Nightly 7 pm slots feature BBC Overseas Assignment Mondays, Music and Memories Tuesdays, Just Jazz Wednesdays, and a Thursday four week William Speare series followed by modern China. New staff include Wally Argus as assistant manager and Mark Till as director of remote operations. KCULEM will continue live broadcasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
Kcui-Fm
Steve Armitstead
Library of the Intercollegiate Broadcasting System
BBC
Radio Voice of
Central College
Wally Argus
Hammond
Mark Till
Knox, NY
Wwo
Valloe
Kculem
Religious Emphasis Week Services And Orchestra Concert On Campus
Special campus events include Religious Emphasis Week with 11 am services daily from February 14 to 18 and the College Community Orchestra Concert scheduled for Sunday afternoon February 20. Campus radio station WMCO broadcasts at 89.1 FM.
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College Community Orchestra
Lynnville to get larger post office
The U S Post Office Department approved plans to rent larger quarters in Lynnville Iowa. Congressman Bert Bandstra said the new facility will have 1000 square feet of interior space a 100 square foot platform and a 2000 square foot parking area replacing the current 560 square foot interior area no loading platform and 720 square foot parking. Bids open February 16 with a five year lease to follow in Des Moines.
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Washington, D. C
U.S. Post Office Department
Lynnville
Bert Bandstra
Dem
Towa
Bandstra
Fourth
Post Office Department
Des Moines
Chapter BU PEO hosts husbands at February 8 dinner
Chapter BU PEO members entertained their husbands at a February 8 dinner at Eu Nice Lubbers home. Hostesses included Norman Gaass, Hattie Van Cleave, Katherine Grundman, and Elva May Hee. Dario Donolo, an American Field Service student from Argentina, spoke about Cordoba and Argentina's similarities to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapter BU
Peo
Eunice Lubbers
Norman Gaass
Hattie van Cleave
Katherine Grundman
Elva May Heerema
Dario Donolo
Argentia
Cordoba
Argentina
United States
Guest conductor leads Midwest band festival
Prof. Robert J. Rittenhouse, chair of Central College music, directed 150 high school musicians as guest conductor at the annual Snyderl Band Festival in Pella Iowa on January 27. Participants came from Ankeny Carlisle Johnston North Polk Southeast Polk Urbandale Valley West Des Moines and Saydel.
North Marion County Heart Fund names volunteers
Mrs. Elmer Nollen announces North Marion County Heart Fund campaign volunteers in Summit and Lake Prairie townships. Summit names include Mrs. Ronald Vander Hart and others. Lake Prairie names include Mrs. Irvin Huyser and numerous volunteers. Heart disease caused 149 of 276 Marion County deaths last year, 53.9 percent, near national 54 percent.
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Elmer Nollen
North Marion
John Vanden Baard
Lake Prairie Township
Irvin Huyser
Harold Mathes
Lee van Gorp
Roland Eysink
John Kamerick
Herman Slykhuis
Edgar Gritters
Ralph Wichhart
Elmer Rietveld
A. K. van Zee
Albert van Donselaar
Lawrence Blom
Gerrit Visser
Logan van der Ploeg
Connie Vanden Baard
Henry van Aeened
Marion County
Nollen
The
Heart Association
Grant To Central College For Protein Formation Study
The U S Public Health Service approved a 16457 grant to Central College at Pella IA for a three year project on bodily protein formation. Dr Harold M Rolenbrander, assistant professor of chemistry, will lead the first year study aimed at understanding protein formation and its link to dietary changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
U. S. Public Health Service
Central College
Pella
Bert Bandstra
Dem
Iowa
Bandstra
Harold M. Rolenbrander
Bandette
PHS Honor Roll Correction Noted in Chronicle
The February 3 Chronicle corrects the Pella High School first semester honor roll. Junior Cynthia Sytsma was mislisted as Cynthia Stursma, and senior Sue Steenburg should be added to the listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PHS
Pella High School
Chronicle
Cynthia Sytsma
Cynthia Stursma
Sue Steenburg
Central college Schulte Hall earns Iowa AIA award
The architectural firm Savage and Ver Ploeg received the Biennial Honors Award of Merit from the Iowa chapter of the American Institute of Architects for designing Schulte Hall, the new women’s dormitory at Central College. The honors were announced at the branch’s annual Des Moines meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savage and Ver Ploeg
Stanley Ver Ploeg
Andrew P. Ver Ploeg
Pella
Iowa
American Institute of Architects
Schulte
Central College
Des Moines
BO and S Strivers Meeting Minutes Highlight
The Leighton town hall hosted a February 7 1966 meeting led by Keith Newendorp with 15 members two leaders and one visitor. Members voted to set a 75 cent membership due and to have the vice president call members about future meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leighton Town Hall
Keith Newendorp
4-H Projects Highlight Swine Talk and Bird Feeder Demo
Roll call featured 4-H projects with Don De Bruin presenting a Swine project and Bruce Newendorp demonstrating how to build a bird feeder. Reported by Keith De Bruin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don de Bruin
Bruce Newendorp
Keith de Bruin
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