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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1963
Page
11
Dean Sadler advertises buying large or small hoards of coins from any date. Paying premium prices for old copper, nickel, silver, and gold coins. Offers $75 for a fine 1877 cent.
Gratitude extends to friends relatives and neighbors for cards visits gifts and flowers during hospital stay Special thanks to Rev Richard De Jong Rev John Ter Louw and Rev and Mrs William Vanden Berg for visits and prayers Also thanks to Dr Van Zee and hospital staff for care Card of Thanks also from Mildred Van Ouren and family Henry G Rempe family Gerald Rempe family Homer Rempe family for floral offerings food and comfort after a loved one's passing
Ron Schipper's tennis team was Central Colleges lone winner, beating William Penn 6 2 as the golf squad lost to Parsons 13 4 and the Kelly Green baseballers swept Eldon Schulte's squad in two games. Parsons pitcher Shelby threw a two hitter in the opener 3 0 and won the nightcap 4 3 as Central managed five hits. Golf fell behind with six Par son starters scoring mostly in the 70s led by Gary Ritter 73. Pella's Bob Ulrich led Central with 76 and three points, Ray Fuhr 79 added one point. Don Graves 81 earned half a point. In tennis Bowzer dropped the top singles, while Zoschke, Laman, Te Ronde, Patterson, and Kuiken won singles. Patterson and Zoschke tied in the top doubles. Laman Te Ronde won. Bogaard Kuiken lost at three.
The article outlines two penalties in the 1964 wheat program and clarifies no penalties for compliant growers. A marketing quota penalty applies to over planted allotments, set at 65 percent of May 1 parity times excess production. A new land use penalty targets unauthorized crop use, up to 11.11 percent of the allotment, also at 65 percent parity. Eligibility hinges on meeting diversion, conservation, and acreage provisions.
Merrill L. Robuck, chairman of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee, outlined diversion payments to support wheat income if 1964 quotas pass in the May 21 referendum. Payments depend on acreage diverted from production to conserving uses, within farm allotments, and include optional early advance of 50 percent. Special rules apply for small allotments.
Edith L Frundt daughter of Mr and Mrs William Frundt of Pella will take part in the capping ceremony at the St Louis City Hospital school of Nursing on Friday afternoon May 24 The ceremony marks the completion of the first phase of nurses training Miss Frandt a Pella High School graduate was active in student council sports clubs dramatics and yearbook work She will be a senior in the program when she will receive an educational stipend of 191 monthly from the St Louis City Hospital School of Nursing for third year students
The notice explains that both large farms and small allotment farms signed up before the pre referendum cutoff are eligible. May 13 is the final day for small allotment farm operators to qualify to vote in the referendum and to participate in the other components of the 1964 wheat program.
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