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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1975
Page
2
Rudy Ulrich of Ulrich Motor Co in Pella has been re elected by the Iowa Automobile Dealers Assn to serve as a director for three years beginning Feb 1. He will represent Marion County dealers at twice yearly directors meetings.
A school lunch week plan lists daily meals from Monday to Thursday. Menu items include entrees, sides, breads, desserts, and beverages such as orange juice milk and fruit cups.
Milbourne welcomes Amy Ruth Larson weighing 7 lb 4 oz on February 8 with Thomas and Mrs Larson. Curtis James Vander Linden born February 18 in Pella to Ron and Mrs Vander Linden. Jason Scott Poortinga born February 23 in Mahaska County Hospital to Duane and Jella De Vries Poortinga. Jesse Nathanael English born February 23 to Clarence and Mrs English. Robert Stuart Taylor born February 27 to Ronald Taylor and Mrs Robert Gebbie. Families greet newborns with extended relatives listed.
Abe Willems told Pella Rotary last week that Liberty House at 402 Liberty St began in October 1971 as a halfway house. Since then 31 girls from Rockwell City Women's Reformatory and parolees outside prison have stayed two to six months to address health, social activities, emotional issues, employment, leisure, schooling, and spiritual guidance through taped interviews and discussions. Leonard Gosselink organized the program.
Eight Pella BPW members attended the winter board banquet at the Hotel Savery in Des Moines. The attendees were Ann Bokhoven Dena Bokhoven Emeline Vos Martha Swank Elsie In t Veld Judy Van Arkel Christy Vander Melen and Alice Kaldenberg. Dr. Joan Sturdevant and Mrs Joyce Snakenberg spoke on the Bicentennial 200 Years of Edom topic.
Des Moines Area Community College has grown eight years after founding. Superintendent Paul Lowery told Pella Kiwanis about enrollment near 6100 full-time students and 50 area residents attending. Last fall 15 Pella Community High and 10 Pella Christian High graduates joined DMACC. The college now offers 52 career education and 64 para professional programs and places about 93 percent of graduates.
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