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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1966
Page
3
Otley led 2 runs after the fifth, then yielded in the bottom of the sixth as Pella National unleashed a seven run rally to claim an 11 to 7 win on July 20. K Vander Waal homered for Otley driving in key runs while Dancer Leest doubled twice for Pella National.
Pella Hi lost to Chariton Hi 6 to 5 after a back and forth contest. Pella led early in the second inning but Chariton rallied, then regained the lead in the following frame. Chariton finally scored the winning run in the sixth, while Pella was retired for the last out in the fourth. Batteries: Pella Hi Van Vark and Klein. Chariton Hi Patterson and Boothe.
Leighton trailed early but surged to a 9 to 4 win over Kiwanis on July 18. Maaner drove in three runs for Leighton while Cowell collected two hits for Kiwanis. Leighton churned nine hits and held Kiwanis in check late as Groenendyk and Brumel shared catching duties.
The Steak House built an early five run lead and held off Marion County Bank to win 7 to 5. L Van Weelden fanned seven for the Bankers as J De Baer hit a key triple for Marion County Bank. Final lines show Steak House 7, Marion Co 5 with Bokhoven Sloan and Van Weeldon delivering the pitching performances.
Regular meeting of the 4 H Club was held at 8:00 PM. Members checked record books for Marion County Fair and filled entry blanks. John Gosselink spoke about the summer camp he attended. Mrs Alvin Bensink served lunch. reporter Linda Ver Heul.
Hospers Kuyper of Kuyper's Music House in Pella Iowa attended the NAMM Trade Show at the Conrad Hilton Chicago as guest of H A Selmer Inc Ethart Indiana. Boots Randolph performed the Varitone electronic saxophone delivering over 60 tonal effects for dealers and press.
Secretary of Agriculture Orville L Freeman boosts dairy price supports to avert a dangerous tight supply and reverse exodus of farmers while cow slaughter reaches record levels. Fred R. McLain, chairman of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation State Committee, notes the price support for manufacturing milk has...
The July 26 1966 notice announces a $4.00 per hundredweight minimum price for fluid milk based on 3.5 butterfat, with related actions to raise butter and cheese supports to about current market levels. It notes May milk output down 4.1 percent from a year earlier and record high federal dairy slaughter in early 1968, urging continued dairying and reduced herd culling to aid farmers.
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