Antha Munsell To Present Senior Voice Recital
Antha Munsell, Roxbury New York senior, will give a 2:00 pm recital Sunday May 24 in Douwstra Chapel. A student of Edith Sedrel LeCocq, she studies at Ithaca School of Music and has performed locally and as a soloist for the Laymen's Brotherhood convention. Her program features Scarlatti Monteverdi aria Ariana's Lament and works by Wolf Schubert Carpenter Respighi and McArthur. She belongs to Sigma Alpha Iota Mu Gamma Pi A Cappella and Chapel Choirs and has been invited to sing at Knoxville High School this week.
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Cital
Douwstra Chapel
Antha
Central
Ithica School of Music
Ithica
N. Y
Edith Sedrel LeCocq
Scarlatti
Monteverdi
Ariana
Wolf
Schubert
Carpenter
Respighi
McArthur
Sigma Alpha Jeta
National Music Organization
Mu Gamma Pi
Cleveland
Ohio
Recital by Miss Munsell Set for Commencement Weekend
Miss Munsell will repeat her recital on Saturday May 30 on campus for visiting parents friends and alumnae during Commencement weekend. Professor Robert Smith will be the accompanist.
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Munsell
Robert Smith
Giant
ISU honors top area students at scholarship dinner
Several area students at Iowa State University in Ames were honored recently at the Scholarship Recognition Dinner for outstanding efforts at the school. Named from Knoxville were Larry J. Ellis and Roger Kovacic. From Oskaloosa were Robert H. Vanzante, Billy G. McKee and Karen A. Tysseling.
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Towa State University
Ames
Knoxville
Larry J. Ellis
Roger Kovacic
Oskaloosa
Robert H. Vanzante
Billy G. McKee
Karen A. Tysseling
Pella High groups sweep state music contest Ottumwa
Pella Community High School earned a No 1 rating for the Mixed Chorus at the State Contest in Ottumwa while Concert Band Boys Glee Club and Girls Glee Club all earned Division II ratings. The Boys and Girls Glee Clubs each had one judge rate them top but two Division II ratings kept them from Superior. Concert Band directed by Stan ley Schleuter and vocal events led by Anne Tysseling expressed satisfaction with the results.
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Pella Community High School
Ottumwa
Stanley Schleuter
Anne Tysseling
Top students honored at State University of Iowa convocation
Several area students were honored for strong academic achievement at the Honors Convocation. Eligibility required a 3.0 average or better. Named from Pella were Allan Vanderhart of route 3. From Knoxville were Burton Belknap Brice Brown Cathie Chandler Robinson Theodore Eller and Phlip Monroe. From Oskaloosa were Bruce Broerman Jean Ellis Richard Freeman Patricia Leith and Holly Michaels.
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State University of
Iowa
Pella
Allan Vanderhart
Knoxville
Burton Belknap
Brice Brown
Cathie Chandler
Robinson
Theodore Eller
Phlip Monroe
Oskaloosa
Bruce Broerman
Jean Ellis
Richard Freeman
Patricia Leith
Holly Michaels
Travel slides take PEO members around the world
Mrs Esther Ver Ploeg led a May 12 PEO meeting at Mrs Veda De Haan’s home sharing world travel slides from Tokyo to Hong Kong Alaska Mexico Christmas Bahamas Puerto Rico Virgin Islands and Thailand. Hostesses were Louise Van Hemert and Verda Vander Pol.
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Esther Ver Ploeg
P.E.O
Veda de Haan
Ver Ploeg
Tokyo
Hong Kong
Alaska
Mexico
Caribbean
Nassau
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Thailand
Louise van Hemert
Verda Vander Pol
Nollen Wins $100 Merit Scholarship at ISU Veishea
Elmer Nollen of Pella has been awarded a 100 merit scholarship from the Veishea committee at Iowa State University. The award is sponsored by ISU.
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Elmer Nollen
Pella
Veishea Committee
Iowa State University
ISU
Local men lead drive for Bethesda hospital funds
Alvin De Wild and Dr. Gene Van Zee head a regional fund drive for Denver Bethesda Hospital seeking 550000 for expansion and remodeling. The appeal targets Christian Reformed and Reformed Church members while simultaneous campaigns start this month in sponsoring communities. The 74 bed hospital, converted from a tuberculosis sanatorium in 1948, has never run a major capital drive and 163 patients in twelve years came from Iowa. Plans include three new buildings and extensive remodeling of aging facilities.
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Alvin de Wild
Gene van Zee
Bethesda Hospital
Denver
Colorado
Christian Reformed and Reformed Churches
Denver Psychiatric Hospital
de Wild
van Zee
State of
Iowa
ISU Economist Sees Cattle Market Cautiously Positive
Iowa State University economist Gene Futrell reports heavy April and early 1964 slaughter raises supply and lowers prices. He notes 16 percent more cattle on feed weighing 1 100 pounds plus on April 1 across 28 states and 17 percent higher federally inspected slaughter in the first three weeks of April. Marketings remain above 1963, but demand could absorb the higher volume only if spring prices approach last year’s. He cites 9 percent more cattle on feed 900 pounds plus and 1 million more lighter cattle available to add on feed this spring and summer, with July August prices about 1 to 2 dollars below 1963 and fall prospects tied to placements.
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Iowa State University
Gene Futrell
Futrell
ISU
Mahaska NFO weighs holding action on processor contracts
At the Mahaska NFO meeting in Oskaloosa Zone 5, Homer Rempe was named chair with Harold Veldhuizen as alternate. George VandeVoort said processors will sign master contracts only when forced, possible additional action discussed. NFO base prices: $5.00 per cwt for Grade B milk and $6.00 for Grade A, about 12 cents per quart. Next Mahaska meeting set for Tuesday May 26, Non-members invited.
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N.F.O. County Dairy Boards
Oskaloosa
Homer Rempe
Des Moines
Harold Veldhuizen
Mahaska County
N.F.O
George VandeVoort
Water moving uphill proves diversion idea works on farm
A Monroe visitor recounts Chris Vander Pol’s claim that water can be guided uphill with a diversion. Recent rains confirm the western outlet reduces peak runoff. farmers are urged to adopt mulch and minimum tillage to conserve moisture, reduce erosion, and lower costs.
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Chris Vander Pol
Monroe
Chris
Corn Belt
Special Evening Service at Lower Grove Church
A special evening service will be held on May 24 at 7 30 p m at Lower Grove church featuring special music and a message by John Verhoog Everyone is welcome.
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Lower Grove
John Verhoog
McDonald Receives $12,000 NDEA Grant for PhD Work
Arthur L. McDonald, assistant professor of psychology at Central College, is awarded a $12,000 National Defense Education Act grant for doctoral research at the University of South Dakota. He will receive $5,900 first year and $6,100 second year, with a two year allocation, and will also participate in a summer NSF grant of $1,200. He holds a two year leave from Central and has previously worked on a $4,000 NIMH grant while teaching, focusing on how drugged rats affect normal rodents and vice versa.
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Arthur L. McDonald
Central College
University of South Dakota
McDonald
Central
National Science Foundation
National Institute of Mental Health
Peoria student Niles earns $1500 Iowa fellowship
William Bill Niles of Peoria has been named a recipient of a $1500 fellowship grant from the University of Iowa at Iowa City. Only eight students nationwide were chosen for this honor.
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Peoria
William
Bill) Niles
Link
University of Iowa At
Iowa City
Promotions to two local men in Iowa Air National Guard
John Grandin of 1109 Franklin Street and Larry Nossaman of 417% Oskaloosa Street have been promoted to Airman First Class in the Iowa Air National Guard.
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John Grandin
Franklin St
Larry Nossaman
Oskaloosa St
Iowa Air National Guard
Two Iowa Air Guard Members Named to 132 ADW Roles
Grandia a three year Iowa Air Guard member assigned to Material Squadron 132 ADW serves as an organizational supply specialist. Nossaman a four year guard member is a Jet Aircraft Mechanic with Consolidated Aircraft Maintenance Squadron 132 ADW.
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Grandia
Iowa Air Guard
Iie
Nossaman
Sigma Xi Names 187 SUI Members In Chapter Honor
Thomas Boat son of Mr and Mrs Bert Boat of Pella a medicine sophomore is among 187 SUI students faculty and staff named to full or associate membership in the SUI chapter of the Sigma Xi national research society.
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Thomas Boat
Bert Boat
Pella
SUI
Society of the Sigma XI
National Organization For Scientific Research
Dr Laurence Mills Speaks at Drake Festival Arts Roundtable
Dr Laurence Mills associate professor of art at Central College lectured at the Drake University Fine Arts Festival held May 6 17. Delta Phi hosted a reception after his morning talk while an evening roundtable explored Arts in the Midlands.
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Laurence Mills
Central College
Drake University
Delta Phi
Mills
Midlands
Iowa cadet makes first solo flight at Pensacola
SOLO FLIGHT PENSACOLA FLA Marine Aviation Cadet Larry E Van Manen son of Mr and Mrs Art Van Manen Route 1 Sully Iowa recently made his first solo flight in a military aircraft while undergoing flight training at the Naval Air Station Pensacola Fla
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Pensacola, Fla
Larry E. van Manen
Art van Manen
Route 1
Sully
Iowa
Naval Air Station
Pensacola
Fla
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