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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1964

Page

5

Pella High basketball wins share of South Central title

Pella High School's boys basketball completes a 14 4 season finishing 12 2 in conference to share the South Central League championship. They beat Des Moines Valley and En route posted 9 straight home wins. Ken Nollen leads with unanimous all conference honors alongside Harvey Vander Weide and Bill Van Zante. Nine players earned letters. awards include captains Ken Nollen and Harvey Vander Weide, MVP Nollen, most improved Van Zante, coach's award Patton.

Pella Tligh Ferce Valley of West A'anola Gec Hon Pella Ted Ken Nollen Harvey Vander Waide Bill van Zante Nollen Duane Vander Molen Dave Toom Askaloosa Dave Bender Larry Aldridge Jim Patton Harvey Vander Weide Craig Douwstra Stan Evers Starvey Vander Weide Harvey van der Weide FG Pet. Pet Ave Ken Nollen de D. Vander Molen Stan Poortinga HH. Vander Weide Steve Budding Vander Waals Pie

School pay day moved to the 20th by school board

The board of education voted to shift all pay dates to the 20th of each month for about 80 teachers and 50 support staff to allow more end of month processing time and adjust hourly wages to the 15th. Hourly workers will be paid on the 20th with hours counted to the 15th.

Board of Education Buerkens Nick Vink Leighton Vink

Robert Dilley enters Iowa governor race in 1964 election

Des Moines manufacturer and author Robert Dilley announced his candidacy for Governor of Iowa in the 1964 elections. He is known for the book Message to America.

Robert Dilley Des Moines America Iowa

Pella Freshmen and Sophomores End Season Standings

Pella Communitys freshmen and sophomores posted a 7-9 overall record and 6-8 in the conference to finish sixth, with Valley and Winterset tied for first at 8-3. The freshmen went 3-6, defeating Newton Central and Knoxville while losing to Newton Central B and others, led by high scorer Van Dusseldorp with 259 points.

Pella Freshsoph Valley Winterset Newton Central Knoxville Ping Newton Berg Indianola Albia van Dusseldorp Fresh Sophs van Gorkum Bruxvoort Bensink Shetterly Hoekstra Ringalda Valster

B squad 1963 64 statistics tuning on independence ticket

The speaker promotes reapportionment to one representative per 20 000 people with at least one per county and a senate by county. He favors Liberty Amendment to shrink federal power, reduce unconstitutional actions, and save taxes for larger worker pay and state prosperity through free enterprise, criticizing socialistic legislation.

Tunning American Independence Party Iowa

Education Assoc Met in Knoxville Courthouse Session

The Marion County Education Association council met in regular session at the Knoxville courthouse on February 13 with twenty six attendees. Representatives from Knoxville Melcher Dallas Pella Pleasantville and Twin Cedars spoke. ISEA delegates submitted bills for expenses to the State Delegate Assembly totaling 18. (Approximate) Doris Lee Larry Burt and Harry Dean reported on the Town State Delegate Assembly at Fort Des Moines Hotel February 7 and 8. Roger Blake West Sioux Schools was elected vice president of ISEA and Bernice Reida Sac City was chosen State NEA Director elect. George Fischer Des Moines was nominated for NEA Executive Committee delegate at large. A special report outlined guidelines for professional negotia

Marion County Education Association Knoxville Melcher Fort Des Moines Roger Blake West Sioux ISEA Bernice Reida Sac City NEA George Fischer Des Moines

Infant dies at birth joins Brand family sorrow

Raymond Brand near Oska loosa and Carroll Brand’s relatives attend funeral in Sioux Center for infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Brand who died shortly after birth. The obituary note mentions two daughters and family connections among the attendees. Mrs. Harvey Brown marked her February 29 birthday with a surprise family dinner and cake from daughter Mrs. Robert Arthur. she has 17 birthdays to date. Don Barnett and wife are also listed among local residents referenced.

Raymond Brand Oskaloosa W. B. Vos Sully Ernest Graham Sioux Center Carroll Brand Harvey Brown Brown Robert Arthur

Dinner guests and basketball team honor in Sully

Indianola guests joined Mr. and Mrs. David Gertsma and family on Sunday while Grinnell visitors stayed Friday. The Fete Girls Team honored the Brand family after a District basketball game with gifts and a lunch prepared by Mrs. Brand and helping group as merchants contributed gold and blue corsages.

Indianola David Gertsma Lloyqd Buhr Grinnell Fete Harris Wagaman Vars Lynnville-Sully H School Charlotte Vander Wilt Karen Benson Barb Bell Vetty Meredith Beverly Norman Carol Wagaman Mr. Brand Merchants of Sully

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