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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1965

Page

8

Ideal Pharmacy Grabs High Team Games Lead

Ideal Pharmacy posts a high team game of 1053, while Dykstra Traitor records 1033 and Pella Canning contributes, as the season standings show Ideal Pharmacy 1053 and 1033 for the top marks with Pella Canning also scoring in the sequence.

Ideal Pharmacy Dykstra Traitor Pella Canning Fi the Grill Dykstra Schiebout Ton Steenberg Jerry Breen Marv L

Bass receives Army Commendation Medal in France

Sgt Wayne L Bass of the AG Division earned the Army Commendation Medal while stationed in Orleans France. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Harland Bass of rural New Hampton and a 1955 graduate of New Hampton High School.

Wayne L. Bass AG Division Orleans France Bass Harland Bass New Hampton New Hampton High School

Commercial Bowling League crowns with South End 66 champs

South End 66 using all Central college students won the Commercial Bowling League championship this spring with 63 wins and 45 losses. Rolscreen took second at 58-50. Final standings list Steenhoek Auto, Team No. 10, and others with various percentages and records. Individual highs include Randy Mills 183, Mary L. Ver Meer 180, and Clayton Steenberg 255 in high games.

South End Pella Central College Rolscreen Steenhoek Auto Tulip Bowl Grandia Locker Chronicle Ads Pella Coast Zylstra Bros Randy Mills Mary L. Ver Meer Clayton Steenberg Ivan Kaldenberg Ernie Engbers Marv. L. Ver Meer Co-op

Marion County Bank tops Steak House 4 2 in games

Guy De Haan belts a two RBI double in the fourth to spark Marion County Bank to a 4 2 victory over Steak House on June 2. Pitchers Leroy Van Weelden Case Van Weelden earned the win while Norm Van Wyk Richard Sloan and Gary Vander Linden played for Steak House.

Guy de Haan RBI Marion County Bank Steak House Jine Marion Co Leroy van Weelden Case van Weelden Norm van Wyk Richard Sloan Gary Vander- Linden

Peoria Defeats Otley 9 to 3 in City League Set

Peoria led 9 to 3 as Westerkamp drove in two with a sixth inning double. Otley’s els homered in the third and Van Wyk added a fourth inning double for extra-base hits. Line score shows Peoria 211 012 2943 Otley 001 110 0374 Batteries Terpstra Bruxvoort and De Jong.

Westerkamp RBI Peoria Otley Els Gary van Wyk Terpstra Bruxvoort de Jong We Ne Jerry

Vanden Berg Insurance Falls to Coop Elect in 17-4 Game

Conn Electric opened with a commanding 17 to 4 lead on June 2, overpowering Vanden Berg Insurance. Bruce Lietstra Randy Visser and Joel Blom each scored three times, Randy Menninga added two, Van Waardhuizen tallied twice, and Craig Vander Wert teamed with Vande Vaort and Bruce Vos on the batteries for Vanden Berg.

Conn Electric Taok Vanden Berg Bruce Lietstra Randy Visser Joel Blom Nlate Randy Menninga van Waardhuizen Coop Elect Craig Vander Wert Vande Vaort Bruce Vos Coop Randy Menhinga

Kiwanis.9 defeats Otley 9 3 with home run and doubles

Kiwanis.9 outslug Otley 9 to 3 as Van Zee hits a sixth inning home run and a double, with Kuyper and Klein posting doubles. Batteries: Otley Van Wyk and Klein. Kiwanis Van Zee Buitenwerf Tucker and Brouwer.

van Zee RBI Kiwanis Kuyper Klein Kiwanians Otley Brad van Wyk Klein Kiwanis Doug van Zee Alan Buitenwerff Alan Tucker Brouwer

Pella Hi 7 Knoxville Baseball Upset 7-5

Pella High defeated Knoxville 7 to 5 on June 3 as Hoekstra hit a double in the second and Van Dyke added another in the fifth, providing the decisive offense while both teams produced only two extra base hits. Batteries Knoxville Cameron Cook Duffus Budding Rex Van Dyke.

Hoekstra van Dyke Pella Hi Knoxville Cameron Cook Pella Duffus Budding Rex

West End Triumphs Over Rotary 5 4 In Close Game

June 3 saw West End edge Rotary 5 to 4 as Dingeman drove in a run with a homer and added a triple. Pippel hit a 3 RBI homer in the first, Van Arkel doubled, while Rotary's Vines doubled and Menninga tripled. Vines pitched for Rotary, K Van Wyk for West End.

West End Rotary Dingeman Pippel van Arkel Vines Menninga K. van Wyk

Local League Scores Include Dairy Queen 11 and Jaycees 23

Scores listed show Dairy Queen defeating an opponent 11 to 0, Jaycees winning 23 to 16 over Leighton, and Pella Construction at 5 with Amer Legion 0 and B & R 11. The brief record captures multiple miscues as reported with teams and final tallies.

Amer Legion Dairy Queen Jaycees Leighton Pella Construction

Knotted Scoreboard Asks For Clarity In Local Matchups

Local score fragment shows Rockets 6 Robereen 5 Vanden Berg Insurance 4 Coop Electric 17 Kiwanis 9 Otley 3 Rotary 4 West End 66 Knoxville Hi 5 Pella Hi 7. The tally combines teams and scores with unclear opponents and sequence, indicating a patchy late edition scoreboard across multiple schools and groups.

Rockets Robereen Vanden Berg Ins Coop Elec Kiwanis Otley Rotary West End Knoxville Hi Pella Hi

Rockets Defeat Rolscreen 6-5 In Slowpitch Game

Extra base hits from Van Wyk and Van Vark gave Rolscreen the early edge, but the Rockets tied the score in the fifth and again in the sixth, winning 6-5. Harme ling and Vanden Dever doubled up for Rockets, with Van Hal also contributing.

van Wyk van Vark Rockets Harmeling Vanden Dever van Hal Rosscreen Sparks

Recreation Commission High Lights Nature Day Camp at Big Rock Park

Registration remains open for Nature Day Camp in June at Big Rock Park. Two sessions June 7 11 and June 14 18 cater to 8 14 year olds with 8 30 am to 2 30 pm days including a noon sack lunch. Registration may be in person or by mail with a $6 fee.

Big Rock Park Bible School Little League Recreation Commission

Summer sports and activities update amid wet fields

Weather has caused wet playing fields leading to postponed games and quick rescheduling. Pony League signups will divide into two teams in the coming days with games starting soon. Girls teams were formed last Thursday and summer programs include free tennis lessons and golf instruction for women under Dr Kregel, with times to be announced in the Chronicle.

Jim Ruthven Pellamer Chronicle News Dr. Kregel the Chronicle

14 area CU graduates at Central College 97th commencement

Fourteen Pella area students joined 92 other seniors as Central College awarded 106 B A degrees at the 97th commencement Monday. Magna Cum Laude Bonnie Vander Linden led a list of graduates with majors in French and other fields, followed by peers including Van Den Berg in home economics, Dieleman in English, Garrett in philosophy, Hockman in French, Klyn in English, Kuyper in economics and business administration, Ruth Kuyper in art, Nibbelink in economics and business administration, Slykhuis in physical education, and Vande Kieft in geography, among others.

the Chronicle Pella Area Central College Bonnie Vander Linden Lincoln Kathy van den Berg I. G. Gosselink Pella Merle D. Dieleman Elmer Dieleman Route 2 New Sharon Joyce Garrett Julian Garrett Otley Gerada Hockman Arthur Stockman Broadway Raymond Klyn Franklin J. Paul Kuyper

Pella Grads Highlight June 8 Commencement

The 1963 Pella ceremony featured Betty Van Ekeren, Tom Van Vliet, and Heike Moore as graduates. Dr Walter H Judd gave the commencement address and received an honorary Doctor of Humanities degree for his national leadership.

Pella Betty van Ekeren Henry M. van Ekeren Huber Street Tom van Vliets J. H. van Vliet Route 3 Heike Moore West Seconds Street Walter H Judd Judd

David Vos Heads to Ames Shortcourse With Club Support

Four members and a leader attended the May 18 Vos home meeting. The club will give $5 toward David Vos’s Ames Shortcourse expenses. The next meeting features a club tour on June 17 starting at 10:00 from Vos home, then visiting the swimming pool park. Delmar Vat Wyk will arrange pop and ice cream. Jim Johnson may attend. Mrs Vos and daughter served lunch. reporter Alice Vande Voort recorded details.

David Vos Ames Delmar Vat Wyk Jim Johnson

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