Bowling Tulip City Mixed High Games and Farm Notes
Bowling reports from Tulip City include women and men high games and team scores from December 26 January 2 and January 9 with Pella National Bank and Farmers Co op as teams. The latter portion details Ron De Bruin of Pella owning 320 acres with 100 hogs 15 sows farrowing six ponds plans for a water project, terraces, and family ties to Pella High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulip City
Eleanor Masters
Borden Davis
Pella National Bank
Geneva Engbers
Donna Kaldenberg
Ernie Engbers
Walter Butt
Marie Enghers
Marvin Enghers
Bob Wallace
Farmers Co-op
Casper, Wye
Ron
Jo Ann
Pella High School
Connie de Bruin
Adrian Schagen
Pella
Seaseastaasen
Aa Assasssatssasteetseseeegset
the Grill
Dykstra Transfer
Ideal Pharmacy
Fella Canning
Schiebout Tire Co
M. L. Ver
We Pepsi
Don's TV & Radio
Tukker's
Sinclair
Tysseling & de Wild
Leyden's Auto
Rolscreen
Jeffames
Hunt
Mart Heerema
Donna Kaldeberg
Lois Grooters
Pella Tops Chariton in Narrow Friday Victory
Pella defeated Chariton 65 to 45 as two Pella players, Bill Van Zante with 25 and Stan Evers with 19, led the Dutch to a 20 point win. Chariton, led by Scott with 16, stayed close until the third quarter before Pella pulled away and tied the conference lead with Indianola at 10-3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
Chariton
Indianola
Knoxville “Panthers
Knoxville
Taylor
Evers
Cheetos
Uretston
Chargers
Eyers
Budding
Chariton Chargers
Indianola Indians
Dutchmen
Winterset Huskies
Unanimous picks lead 1965 Chiququa All-Conference team
Ken Van Wyk of Pella Christian and Loren Schmidt of Tri-County were the only unanimous selections on the five man first team for the Chiquaqua Conference. Dennis Meyer of Deep River-Millersburg, Mel McKie of Fremont, and Marvin Lamb of Tri-County joined the lineup. Schmidt led Tri-County to a 9-1 league record with 21.6 ppg and 20 rpg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella Christian
Ken van Wyk
Tri-County
Loren Schmidt
Chiquaqua
Deep-River-Millersburg
Dennis Meyer
Fremont
Mel McKie
Marvin Lamb
Eagles
Schmidt
Deep River- Millersburg
Meyer
Game farm features planned with Crazy Quail and family area
The article explains a game farm project by Ron including a Crazy Quail operation with pit walls and directions, a forthcoming picnic area for summer use, and a club house.Ron intends to cut livestock but keeps 33 Hereford stock cows due to calving soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron
Quail Do It Yourself Dutch Kitchen Family Feature
JoAnn De Bruin showcases quail as a compact dish. The smallest bird weighs seven ounces and yields rich meat enough to feed three, roasted with or without stuffing. The De Bruin home reflects a Dutch theme with Delft blue décor and a four-child family. JoAnn is Adrian Schagen’s daughter from Pella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JoAnn
de Bruin
Delft
de Bruins
Linda
Beth
Mark
Steve
Jo Ann
Adrian Schagen
Pella
1965 Feed Grain Signup Underway at ASCS Offices
County ASCS offices report the 1965 feed grain program is under way from February 8 to March 26. The program blends corn grain sorghum and barley into one base with voluntary participation and options for diversion payments and price support loans. Farmers may divert 20 to 50 percent or up to 25 acres, with two payment rates and a rule for applying the higher rate if 40 percent or more of the base is diverted. New provisions allow substituting grains between programs. Applications accepted weekdays 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASC
6000 Bushels Corn For Sale By Jasper Co ASCS
Jasper County ASCS announces 6000 bushels of CCC bin site stored corn at Kellogg Bin Site No 430 offered for sale by sealed competitive bids. Bids must be received by 3:00 PM February 24 1965 at the County ASCS office. Prospective bidders may inspect the grain with county office arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper Co
ASCS
Roy A. Thompson
Jasper County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
CCC
Kellogg
Northwestern student earns Dean's List honor
Ronald Den Hartog of Otley Iowa and Northwestern College Orange City Iowa made the Dean's List for the first semester with a 3.30 average or better. He is the son of Mr and Mrs G T Den Hartog. The item notes his academic achievement in mid February 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald den Hartog
G. T. den Hartog
Otley
Iowa
Northwestern College
Orange City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tom Whalley
Dennis de Penning
Ster
Doug Menninga
Tom Rhoades
Steve Fortney
Butch Rose
Deep Riverprierspurg
Hedrick
Rickkin
Deep River
Fremont Pella Christian
Hedrick Blakesburg
Game Farm
Pella Christian Eaglettes
Monroe Girls
Colfax
Gene Dryshout
Joyce Schimmel
Esther Steenhoek
Ruth van Ee
Twila de Kock
Marilyn Bruxvoort
Mel Kruis
Pat Engbers
Carolyn van Arkel
Pat Ver Meer
Nancy Vos
Linda Boender
Mary Bandstra
Chronicle News
JoAnn de Bruin
THE
2LLA Chronicle
Ron den Hartog
Northwestern
Detroit
Whitewall
Ford
Ford Dealer
Ulrich Motor Company
Broadway Pella
Pina Ue
Sar
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