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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1966

Page

10

Pella Christian Drops 4-1 Clash With D. M. North

Pella Christian traveled to North Des Moines and fell 4-1 as 14 Eagles left on base vs North’s six. Case De Haan pitched well with 12 strikeouts and 7 hits allowed. North High used three pitchers to limit the Eagles and capitalize on errors for the runs.

Eagles Pella Christian North Des Moines Polar Bears North Case de Haan North High Rchie Vaner Hart Jim Vander Weele Bruce Vander Ploeg Ray Potoven Dennis Mulder Pella

Pella fifth in conference golf meet Saturday

Pella finished fifth in the eight team conference golf meet held Saturday April 30 at Osceola. Valley of West Des Moines led after nine holes and captured first with 312 total. Osceola was third, Albia fourth, Pella fifth, Knoxville sixth, Chariton seventh, and Winterset eighth. Pel la’s Joe Caldwell led Pella with 81, while other key scores included Patton 83 Van Vark 84 Van Wyk 85 and Farrer 86.

Ry Tom Whalley Pella Osceola Jim Mace Naughton Valley of West Des Moines Greg la Plaunt Joe Caldwell Valley Albia Indianola Knoxville Chariton Winterset Caldwell Eve Patton Kent van Vark Chris van Wyk Charles Farrer Jim Heerema WDM

Pella Jr high Second in Chariton Track Meet

Pella junior high track teams finished second in both divisions at Chariton in a triangular meet. Seventh graders led by Bryce Dahm won the medley relay and high jump, with Dahm taking 2nd in the 75 yard dash and pole vault 6 6 tied for first. Eighth graders saw Dave Van Zante sweep three events including the 220 yard dash and high jump 4 11, with the 880 relay team also first.

Don Crawford Jim Snyder Dave van Zante Greg Gooselink Vern Newendorp Mark Mills Mike Ballenger Carroll de Nooy Duane Heyveld Mike Terpstra Verne Newendorp Greg Gosselink Neal van Veen Mark van Hemert Pella Chariton Bryce Dahm Larry Kephart Steve Klein Steve Menninga Terry Koob

Pony League Tryouts Practice This Saturday

A meeting and practice for boys eligible for Pony League base ball will be held Saturday at 10:30 a.m. at Municipal Field. Players who are too old for Little League and will not be 15 before Aug 1 may join. Bring your own glove.

Social notes from Tools Chapel community

Activities include visits and dinners among local families such as Rich and Hazel Vriezelaar, Howard Sheeler, Laura Stines, and the Birkenholtz and Stines households. Birthdays, hospital news, and frequent calls span Newton, Pella, Lynnville Sully, Grimes, and Ames with references to Carlson, Van Wyk, Verhoef, and Retired service members. Several attendees travel to Des Moines and Os kaloosa with skating events and church district ties noted.

ISU awards 538 scholarships in 1965 effort

Ames Iowa Towa State University announces 538 scholarships to new students including Educational Opportunity Grants under the 1965 act. Recipients enroll next fall with financial need. aid packages combine loans, scholarships, and grants. Notable Pella area names include Carl Niefert Nancy Shivvers John Stittsworth Judith Kaldenberg and Arnold De Joode.

Ames Iowa Towa State University College Scholarship Service Princeton N. J Pel-la Knoxville Carl W. Niefert Nancy L. Shivvers John W. Stittsworth Monroe Judith E. Kaldenberg Pleasantville Arnold D. de Joode

Fella Chronicle May 3 1966 Prairie City notices

Pace and Mott of Prairie City called on Monard Sheeler. Wednesday afternoon Mr and Mrs Dick Van Wyk attended the funeral of Mrs William Van Ringlestein at the Christian Reformed Church in Oskaloosa. Wednesday evening Mr and Mrs Austin Holmes were supper guests and spent the evening in the James Stines home. They brought cake and ice cream in honor of Laura Stines birthday.

Tool’s Rich Vriezelaar Howard Sheeler Ronald van Weelden van Weelden John Brouwer James Stines Irvin Birkenholtz Pershing Laura Stines Charlie Heifner Skiff Memorial Hospital Newton Laural Miller Jack Miller Mary Laura Jean McBride Bruce Walker Donald Thompson Grimes Floyd Schrader Art Wallace Hubert Marshall Ralph Sheeler Clifford Nolin Blanche Shirley Floyd Stines Grace Oldham Des Moines Olive Blackledge Jake Rozendall Harold Mathes Pella Laurel Miller Harold Nolin Earnest Paar Joe Waters Roger Breen Kim Runnells Dick van Wyk Gilbert van Mannen Lynnville-Sully Ralph van Wyk Bernard van Wyk Donald van Wyk Gerrit Renaud Wallace van Wyk Ralph Buckley Normen Dunaway Bob Dunaway Ames John Nolin Dale McConoghey Richard Postma Apache Junction Arizona Tunis Walbeck Simon Verhoef Oskaloosa Earl Gray Simon van Dusseldorp Bart van Dusseldorp Pella Community Alfred Steenhoek Gerrit Verros Leighton Tunis van Walbeck Henry Hoekstra Jake Rozendaal Bonnie Phyllis Allen Beyer Cardinal Relays New Monroe Jeanetta Vander Hart Marvin Garland Donna Iowa City John Caster Hedrick San Diego California Mott Prairie City Monard Sheeler William van Ringlestein Christian Reformed Church Austin Holmes

Preacher Esther Mae Dunn Honored by PTA in Silver City

Esther Mae Dunn a Glenwood elementary teacher was feted by the Silver City PTA in Silver City on April 29. Dunn will complete 50 years of teaching at the end of the term this year.

Esther Mae Dunn Glenwood Silver City PTA Miss Dunn

Epring Plans Prolonged Career Amid Retirement Talk

The report notes Epring showing no rush to retire, signaling intention to continue active involvement despite circulating retirement speculation.

Lynnville-Sully students train as nurses aides in Pella

Lynnville News reports Lynnville-Sully high school students Linda Harthorn, Lins da Stanley, and Mrs Maney Boertie from Sully are enrolled in a nurse's aide training program at Pella Community Hospital in Pella. They work 7 to 9 p.m. three evenings weekly for six weeks.

Maney Boertie Sully Lynnville-Sully High School Pella Community Hospital Pella

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