Senior art majors display works at CUI library
The works of two senior art majors are on exhibit at Central College. Ruth Kuyper of Pella shows sculpture wood cuts watercolors pen and ink drawings and oils in the College library. Jo Reisner of New Paltz New York presents ceramics watercolors and oils in the Chapel foyer.
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Central College
Ruth Kuyper
Pella
Jo Reisner
New Paltz
N.Y
Kuyper
Hospers Kuy
Central Collens
Central high school seniors active in arts and activities
Per of 908 Independence Pella belongs to A Cappella Choir Central Christian Fellowship Assn of Women Students and the Student Education Assn She has competed in Pietenpol Cup Contests for two years Reisner daughter of Mr and Mrs Jedd Reis ner New Paltz is a member of Women Recreation Assn Alpha Psi Omega Central's dramatics honorary Young Republicans and Assn of Women Students She worked on the Central Bay and yearbook staff and has participated in Pietenpol Cup Contests for two years She is also active in dramatics.
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Central Christian Fellowship, Assn
Student Education Assn
Saforday to stage White America for commencement visitors
At Douwstra Chapel Saturday 8 p.m. 91 reserved seats go on sale 9 a.m. in the chapel foyer. Williams and Miller win Best Acting Awards for a 1964-65 season. Miller portrays 11 roles from a Georgia farm hand to Cassius Clay. The play traces African American history from the mid-1700s to the present.
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America
Douwstra Chapel
Dobbs
Williams
Miller
Alpha Psi Omega
Georgia
Sky
Cassius Clay
Marcus Garvey
U.S
In White America showcases 13 actors as 23 characters
A 1965 showcase for fine acting features 13 actors each portraying a distinct character across 23 short scenes in a documentary style. Act II premiered Tuesday for youth groups at Forreston, Tl banquet, with a planned East and Midwest tour ending Saturday, June 5, at Buck Hills Falls, Pa.
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America
Seven Churchfe
Forreston
East
Midwest
Syriad
Ghureh
Buck Hills Falls
Letters From Newsmen Honor Tulip Festival Press Day
Two letters arrive thanking the Pella Chronicle for Tulip Time Press Day on May 13. William R. Baker, city editor of Fairfield Daily Ledger, praises the event and community effort. E. M. Horning KSIB Creston GM expresses personal thanks and notes being hosted by the Festival Queen at Central lunch.
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Tulip Time Publicity Committee
Tulip Time
Pella
Central
Christian school boys clean county roads during Tulip Time
Pella Christian grade school boys in grades five through eight spent five nights over three weeks before Tulip Time cleaning ditches along Marion County roads. Twelve boys worked nightly for about two hours, covering 21 miles and collecting trash including beer cans and bottles. They earned an average 150 cents per night from pop bottle deposits, kept the bottles, and the county paid the school $12 per mile totaling $252 for the work.
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Marion County
Pella-Knoxville
Knoxville
Galesburg
Black Top
Peoria
Surface projects funded by dedicated money stream
Officials announce funds will back surface improvement efforts, with money earmarked for construction, resurfacing and related infrastructure. Authorities emphasize transparent use of revenues to support ongoing maintenance and future upgrades across affected areas. Community groups express cautious approval awaiting detailed project plans.
Pella Christian Students Win Calvin College Scholarships
Kenneth Van Wyk of Grinnell and David Vos of Pella, seniors at Pella Christian High, received Calvin College scholarships for the 1965-66 year. Van Wyk earned the Freshman Scholarship with a minimum stipend of $50, potentially supplemented by additional funds.
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Kenneth van Wyk
Grinnell
David Vos
Pella
Pella Chronicle May 27 1965 Page One Review
The Pella Chronicle reports regional news and notices dated May 27 1965 with local updates, community events, and brief items reflecting the town’s daily life and civic happenings.
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the Pella Paf ? Chronicle
Calvin College Jonor Scholarship Honors Incoming Freshmen
The stipend covers up to 25 percent of a student's need with a minimum of 100 dollars. It may be increased by an additional stipend equal to up to 80 percent of the student’s need. David received the scholarship for superior achievement. It is awarded each year to a maximum of five incoming freshmen.
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David
Calvin College
Rock Rapids resident Mrs Rogers marks 100th birthday
Mrs S J S Rogers, a beloved Rock Rapids citizen, celebrated her 100th birthday on March 4. The centenarian remains active and deeply engaged in life and community interests.
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S. J. S. Rogers
Seraph
Rock Rapids
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