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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1962

Page

5

Rotary Little Leaguers Rally For 8 7 Victory Over Kiwanis

In a Thursday night game at Swimming Pool Park the Rotary Little Leaguers broke a 7-7 deadlock in the sixth inning, scoring the winning run to top Kiwanis 8-7. Kiwanis pitcher Joel Vande voort fanned nine but walked seven and allowed nine hits, while Ted Zylstra of Rotary struck out eleven and yielded only two hits. This win marks Rotary’s third victory and keeps them atop the Naval League standings.

Rotary 61Hurs Day Ith Kiwanis E Rotarians Fracas Swimming Kiwanis Kianis Joel’ Vandevoort Ted Zylstra

Kennedy Pitches One-Hit Ball for Leighton

Kennedy hurled a one hitter as Leighton routed the Pella Rockets 16 to 0. The win improves Leighton’s position in the American League standings to two wins and two losses. Key hitters included Vander Beek, G Brummel, Newenderpane, and J Brummel with three hits apiece. Ricki Pritorg was the sole Rockets highlight with a single and a steal opportunity cut short at third.

Kennedy Leighton Pella Rockets Ricki Pring Torets Em Leighton Vander Beek G. Brummel Newenderp Ane J. Brummel

Kiwanis 32, Co-op Electric 2 showdown at Christian High

Kiwanis routed Pella Co-op Electric 32 to 2 in two innings on Wednesday at the Christian High diamond. Co-op Electric, largely younger players, scored twice in the first inning but could not sustain offense. The game does not affect Little League standings.

Christian High Diamond Kiwanis Pella Co-op Electric

Valley High routs Pella in seven innings 13-2

Valley High of West Des Moines hammered Pella 13-2 last week Wednesday. Valley scored 13 runs from 13 hits against pitcher Steenhoek in seven innings. Only Pella players to drive in runs were Jerry and Roger Stykhuis. Roger scored on Breen’s two-base hit in the second.

Valley High West Des Moines Valley Pella Steenhoek Jerry Roger Stykhuis Roger Breen

Soldier's Address for Pvt Arvin Van Rheenen

Pvt Arvin Van Rheenen of Co Ar Zit Ba 1st Tag R 0 is listed at YWSATCA Fort Knox Kentucky with a military address. The entry notes a unit designation and location for mail delivery.

Arvin van Rheenen Fort Knox Kentucky

New Teachers Hired for Pella Community High School

Annville Kentucky educator Roland Simmelink is hired to fill an English vacancy at Pella Community High School. He holds a BA from Hope College and an MA from George Peabody College with ten years teaching experience. He will move with his family to Pella on August 1. Mary McCormick of Shellsburg Iowa will teach girls physical education at Pella’s elementary and secondary levels after earning degrees from Upper Iowa University this spring in physical education and biology health. She has extensive summer camp teaching experience.

Roland Simmelink Annville Kentucky Pella’Community High School Buninalink Hope Ge George Peabody College Nashville Tennessee Annville Institute Simmelink Pella Shellbure Love Pella “Co McCormick Upper Iowa

Bobbikins Presented Free In Park Series

The Recreation Commission presents Bobbikins starring Shirley Jones and Steven Stocker as the third of ten free films. It screens Tuesday night June 26 at Mest Park for all ages. Bring chairs, blankets, and snacks. a concession stand is available. If rain occurs the showing is cancelled.

Shirley Jones Steven Stocker The Recreation Commission

Hospital Drug Prices Cut By 15 Percent

John Harmeling, administrator of Pella Community Hospital, announced a 15 percent price reduction on a very common drug. The cut will lower costs for general patient care and reflect in hospital charges. Harmeling emphasized the savings for routine treatments and broad patient use.

Pella Community Hospital John Harmeling

Enroll in Summer Classes Spreads Across Districts

Special reading and arithmetic classes began at a descriptive level in the community schools. About 107 students are enrolled in these subjects. Rex Steddom is noted in the shrine of the reading courses.

Rex Steddom

Legion Brings TV Bandstand Stage Show to Pella

The American Legion Post in Pella sponsors a one night stage show at Kuyper Stadium. A 20 act variety program from the TV Bandstand Stage Show will perform starting 7:30 pm with gates at 6:45 pm. If rain moves to the Legion auditorium. The tour covers cities over 10,000 population and ranks No 2 in Billboard. Tommy Scott produces the show.

The American Legion Post Pella Kuyper Stadium Marshalltown Des Moines Otley Leighton Stulents Legion Auditorium Billboard Magazine Tommy Scott

Honor Roll Students at Community High Listed

The Honor Roll for the second semester at Community High is released. Names include Jean Wilkins among seniors and many other students such as Rodney Gard, John Hoekstra, Henry Ver Fey, Jay Schreiner, Lois De Haan, and Pat Vanden Berg, among others.

Jean Wilkins Senmrs Paul Bogaard Jerry. Franje Marvin Hackert Lay van Heukelom Ronald Jan Krefel Eugene Mathes Jaren Denning Jaren Steenhoek Bob Ultich Lewis Aoe Roger Wilke Ippenes Jud “den Adel Karen R i“ Pried Rece A Arrett Jan& Re Doves G Gosselink Ar de Mel Vivikal Wing Mary van Zan Jerry Beyé Fir ‘Beyer Ken Nollen Pothoven Phil Schreinmn Shetterly Raymond «Harvey Wittenburg Pat Vanden Berg Lois de Haan Ver" Meer Jean Paul Roorda Jeanne Roor- Sane Waechich Igaret Waechter

Southern Iowa farms show more crops and less livestock in 1961

The 1961 Farm Business Summary for Southern Iowa reports a 5 percent drop in net income to $6,122, driven by reduced livestock volume and feed returns, while crop production hit a record high including a corn yield of 77 bushels per acre. Larger farms showed higher profits but not proportionate gains, with efficiency and fixed costs influencing overall results across 19 counties.

Iowa Southern Iowa State University Extension Service Richard Freeman Marion County Boyne Smalles Lews Adais Manan Appanoose Clarke Davis Decatur Guthrie Jefferson Lucas Madison Marion

Iowans to Tour Russia Under U S Government Program

Ernie Engbers, manager of the Farmers Cooperative Exchange, leads a party of 30 Iowa farmers and business representatives on a 22 day People to People tour to the Soviet Union. The trip, authorized by the U S government, includes briefing by the USDA in New York and visits to farm machinery factories collective farms in Ukraine Moscow and a national agriculture exhibit. Verne Moore of Fort Dodge heads the delegation with U S embassies coordinating arrangements in France Poland Hungary and Belgium en route. Engbers notes funding comes from members’ contributions and he will take a leave of absence from the cooperative.

Ernie Engbers Farmers’ Cooperative Exefihange Des Moines Iowa Russia Verne Moore Fort Dodge U. S United States Dept. of Agriculture New York City U.S.S.R Ugh Rane Iin France Poland Hungary Belgium Engbers Ukraiian Moscow

Mrs Kuiper Receives MA Degree at Michigan University

Mrs Kenneth Kuiper of Ann Arbor Michigan earned a Master of Arts degree at the University of Michigan during the June 16 commencement. She is the former Lillian Vander Hart of Pella. The couple plans to move to Grand Rapids where Kenneth will teach English at Grand Rapids Junior College.

Kenneth Kuiper Ann Asper Mich University of Michigan Kuiper Lillian’ Vander Hart Pella Grand Rapids, Mich Kenneth Grand Rapids Junior College

Area Students Named To ISU Dean's List

Three area students earned Dean's List honors at Iowa State University in Ames for achieving a 3.5 or higher grade average. Named were Stanley D. Nollen Grobotany son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Nollen, R Vander Linden son of Mr and Mrs E L Vander Linden of Pella in Industrial Administration, and Ivan J Jansen son of Mr and Mrs Herman Jansen of Sully in Farm Operations.

Iowa State University Ames Stanley D. Nollen Ggrobatny Elmer Nollen R. Vander Linden E.L. Vander Linden Pella Ivan J. Jansen Herman Jansen Sully

Special Address At Gospel Chapel by Rev Pinches

After weeks away Rev George Pinches resumes Bible Talks at the Gospel Chapel this Tuesday at 7 45 PM. The subject is The secret of the great wisdom and power of Jesus while on earth. He hopes to see many friends again.

George Pinches Gospel Chapel Jesus Mr. Pinches

Weather Thwarts Catch of the Month Fishing Contest

Local fishermen report no entries this month as weather disrupts fishing conditions. The $5 monthly prize may go unclaimed if the trend continues. typically a four to six pound keeper yields a win, and June stakes depend on improving conditions.

Fourth of July at Pool Park Free Admission

The Pella Chamber of Commerce plans a free Fourth of July celebration at Pool Park. A 7:30 p.m. softball game features Pella Merchants versus Peoria Stockyards, followed by a large fireworks display funded by the chamber. Families may picnic, swim, and fish all day. rain would push events to July 5.

Pool Park Chamber of Commerce Committee Pella Peoria Stockyards Chamr

Bond Drive Ends June 30 Past 75 Percent Mark

May Savings bonds sales in Marion County total $73,512 raising five month Marion figure to $581,343 for 75 percent of the Freedom Bond Drive quota. Chairmen P. H. Kuyper and James M. Bellamy urge citizens to buy extra bonds before the June 30 deadline. Town May sales $8,374,808 statewide five month total $52,066,347 for 67 percent. other counties show Mahaska $343,906 58 percent and Jasper $707,487 71 percent.

Marion County P. H. Kuyper James M. Bellamy Mahaska Jasper

Pella Knoville Road Closure Details and Detour Plan

Pella Knoxville Road is closed from the Flagler intersection to the Harvey crossing for three miles to connect new pavement with the Red Rock Dam access road. County and federal funds finance the project with a marked detour from Harvey to Highway 92. A separate truck route begins a mile and a half southeast of Harvey. Traffic over new concrete halted for at least 14 days after placement. completion target August 4, with possible early use of the paving. Haul road near Red Rock Dam advised to avoid. rough, heavy truck traffic expected toward Visser corner.

Red Rock Dam Harvey Highway 92 Haul Road

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