Pella Little Dutch Clinch Tenth Straight Victory
Pella High’s Little Dutch beat Osceola 51-43 to extend their winning streak to ten and hold top spot in the South Central Conference. Ken Nollen led with 18 points and 21 rebounds by Duane Vander Molen, while Osceola’s Tom Gracey and Joe Kilkenny scored 14 and 11. Pella’s B squad won 60-42 as Doug Van Gorkum led with 16.
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Pella High
Osceola
Pella
Indians
Ken Nollen
Harvey Vander Weide
Bill van Zante
Duane Vander Molen
Stan Evers
Dave Toom
Larry Aldridge
Oscelola Indians
Tom Gracey
Joe Kilkenny
Dennis Kelley
Roger Mason
Doug van Gorkum
Roger Hoekstra
Ron Bensink
Larry
Preliminary deer kill high amid state reports
Preliminary figures from the State Conservation Commission show deer hunters using shotguns killed 5,194 deer with an 87 percent report-card return. Bow hunting yielded 459 deer on a 67 percent return. Licenses issued: 12,000 for gun hunters and 2,858 for bow hunters, up from last season. Noncompliance with report-card returns could affect future licenses.
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State Conservation Commission
Steenhoek Auto Dominates Pella in City League Play
Steenhoek Auto defeated Pella ers 89 to 40 as Gerald Kui led with 30 points and Doug Schakel added 27. In the late game Modlin scored 14 and John Gedindia 12 for the Teachers. Pella Construction held on to beat Rolserén 70 to 40 with Ken Rouw scoring 27 and Dave Sutphen contributing for the factory boys.
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Thursa
Steenhoek Auto
Pellaers
Gerald Kui
Doug Schakel
Polit Makers
Modlin
John Gedindia
Pella Construction
Rolseréen
Ken Rouw
Wi Ile
Dave Sutphen
Nhoek Auto
Pella
Ella Const
Poleereen
ORIGNAL LEAGUE BOWLING SCORES AND STANDINGS
January 14 results list Breen and Kelderman .38 19 Coffee Shop . 19 Rolscreen 23 Rexall . 26 AL and W. 29 West End Serv. 29 Boat and Boatsma 29 De Jong Floral 34 Vera and Hank's 36 Van Gorp Mfg. 38 High Games and Series led by Donna Kaldenberg 225-577 Ruth Van Rees 222-520 Rose mary Stump 199-521 M Riddle 192-519 E Visser 184-511 B Dieleman 189-510 Gail Steenberg 187. Last Week Sicily Crawford 177. Game and Series West End 2 767 Breen and Kelderman 1 000 Marvin Van Zee 457-168 Dave Dingeman 402-153 John Van Hemert 377-156.
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Breen & Kelderman
Coffee Shop
Rexall
al& W
West End
Boat & Boatsma
de Jong Floral
Vera & Hank's
van Gorp
Donna Kaldenberg
Ruth van Rees
Rosemary Stump
M. Riddle
E. Visser
B. Dieleman
Gail Steenberg
Sicille Crawford
South Central Conference standings update
Indianola leads with 53 points, Chariton 47, Indianola 52 and Valley 47, Knoxville 60 and Winterset 59 in overtime. Pella 51, Osceola 43, Albia 61, Chariton 56.
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Indianola
Chariton
Valley
Knoxville
Winterset
Overtime Pella
Osceola
Albia
Pet. Pella
Clarke
Dutchmen Leaders in Scoring and Rebounds Ahead of Schedule
Harold De Bie of Central, a many time all conference forward from Art JA Calif, remains the top scorer and rebounder for Marinus Kregel's Dutchmen. De Bie has 273 points in 12 games at 22.75, with 91 of 159 field goals (.566) and 91 of 110 free throws (.827). He also has 128 rebounds at a 10.2 per game pace. Eugene Loomans follows with 154 points in 12 games at 12.8, hitting 57 of 104 from the field (.548) and 40 of 53 free throws (.755). Loomans has 89 rebounds for 7.4 per game. The Redhead from Waupun, Wis., helps Kregel's squad ride an 11-1 mark, seven-game win streak, with both De Bie and Loomans as juniors. Cumulative Dutchmen stats are listed to date.
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Harold de Bie
Central
Artja
Calif
Marinus Kregel
E Bie
de Bie
Eugene Loons
Waupun
Wis
Kregel
Loomans
Vidh Berg
Sil
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Tulip City bowling standings and player totals
The Tulip City bowling ledger lists teams Alley Cats 102 Pin Splitters 12 Bowlerettes 13 Pin Shavers 13 Bowling Champs 14 Sharp Shooters 10 15 Bowlerettes 1 666 John Van Hemert 426 162 Marvin Van Zee 383 146 Larry Haines 379 148 Barb Wyma 378 138 Kathy Wyma 351 152 Carol Goodyke 361 134.
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John van Hemert
Marvin van Zee
Larry Haines
Barb Wyma
Kathy Wyma
Carol Goodyke
Not enough rabbit hunters in Iowa fox kill high
State Conservation Commission reports a good production year for rabbits and other game. Hunters are urged to field hunt, while fox hunters report success and snows are likely to boost fox and coyote activity. Trapping has declined since freezes, but fur prices remain excellent and returns justify the effort for those still trapping.
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Iowa
State Conservation Commission
Kennedy cites defense bump from test ban
The article notes President Kennedy said the limited test ban treaty could lead to higher defense spending. It indicates the upcoming U S budget would allocate more than half of total expenditures to defense, reflecting the anticipated impact of the ban.
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Kennedy
U. S
War fears and peace appeals in the world scene
The piece discusses calls for rearmament and the rise of biological and weather warfare contemplation, alongside Cold War tensions across Cuba Laos Vietnam Korea and Germany. It notes Khrushchev Mao tensions, refugee flows, African conflicts, and a public longing for peace, closing with a local congressman promoting district publications on rural life and Kennedy's assassination.
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Kremlin
China
Russia
Cuba
Laos
Viet Nam
Korea
Germany
Khruschev
Mao Tsetung
Mao
Khrushchev
Africa
Pink
John Kyl
Kyl
Kennedy
We the People Capitol book offered through congressional office
The new Capitol book We the People is available by mail with paper and cloth cover options priced at 1.25 and 2.75 respectively. It features 144 pages and 175 mostly color pictures. Requests lacking name and address cannot be fulfilled.
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Congressional Office
Capitol
1964 feed grain meetings planned for Marion county
The Marion County ASCS Office announced meetings to explain the 1964 feed grain program. Attendees are invited at Vocational Agricultural Building Knoxville January 23 at 7 30 p m Pleasantville January 27 at 7 30 p m and Pella February 10 at 7 30 p m.
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Marion County
ASCS
Vocational Agricultural Bldg
Knoxville
Vocational Agricultural
Pleasantville
Pella
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Bruxvoort
Don Ringwalda
Jack Duffus
K. C. Valater
Dave Klein
Gregg LePlaunt
Blue Demons
Pella Const
Napersen Auto
Pella Jr.Hi Gyma
Rolscreei
Steen“Beek Auto Supply
Is H. Luett
Ser
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Orignal League
Tulip City Junior
Dave Dingeman
Alley Cats
Community Service
Monroe
Commercial League
Grandia Locker
South End
Tulip Bowl
Steenhoek Au
Chronicle Ads
West End Cafe
Chuck Wichmann
Harry Koopmans
John Ky
Ford
Motor Trend
Ulrich Motor Coo
Ulrich Motor Company
Broadway
Pella, Iowa
THE
Pella Chronicle
PT Swc
Prn
General Electric Home Appliances
van Berkum
Pella Woodcraft Upholstering Co
Franklin MA
Tukker’s
South Pella
J. H. Hoogenakker
Monroe Street
Mutual Insurance
Willard Kaldenberg
Bert Vande Kieft
HOTEL
Greyhound Bus Depot
Pella Westhound
Rex Moines
Officers
Richard ‘Tyaneling
W. L. McNamar
Rank de Wit
School Board
C. C. Muerkens
John Blommers
Suprintendent Son Vox
Duck Cook
Howard Dentine
Chamber OF Commerce
Robert van Hiemert ‘Boot
Kiwanis Club
Paul Hrodigan
Dirk van Zante
Etary
Rotary Club
eePhilip Wisner
Leverett Ward
Pella Jaycees
Ralph Janeama
Werry Borger
Womi
Frank Overman
Robert Evers
T.T.T. Society
Ap Mra
Peter G. Giants
Irs
Thomas
American Legion
de Jone
Littert En Berg
Van
Mrs. Meet von
Aus
Brew
Public Library
Bear
Ken de Haan
Ulrich Motor Co
Union Street
Gilbert
Pella Rest Home
Washington St
Chiropractic Clinic
Kenneth van Wyk
Paul van Wyk
Wayne Geetings
D. N. Crawford, D.V.M
Witl Champion Eye Producers
ENS
Gary
Gezel
DIAL
East First St
Fuller Body Shop
Mick Paltzer
Main Street
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