Christian High Opens 1956 Basketball Season Friday
Christian High announces the 1956 basketball season opener with Monroe on Friday. The girls start with a full first unit and six returning players. The probable boys lineup includes Gordon Schultze at center, Stan Pethoven and Kenny Rouw at guard, Marion Van Seelen and Gerald Bos or Andy Bandstra at forward, Bandstra sidelined about three weeks with multiple injuries.
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Monroe
Gordon Schultze
Stan Pethoven
Kenny Rouw
Marion van Seelen
Gerald Bos
Andy Bandstra
Senior Class Presents Comedy Sulphur and Molasses
Ned Albert's most successful play Sulphur and Molasses will be staged November 29 and 30 in Glenville. The Farweather family and Dr Crosby Benson figure in a humorous plot about medical quackery and local conflict. The cast includes Byron Bossenbroek Donna De Ruiter Janice Wielard Bill Nibbelink Irene Bosveld Rosalie Engbers Lola De Zwarte Arvin Vander Wilt Lavonne De Kock Bob De Jong Jean Beekhuizen Sharon Bakker and others.
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Ned Albert
Mr. Albert
Lance Fairweather
Byron Bossenbroek
Irene Bosveld
Fairweathers
Malina Waters
Rosalie Engbers
Spratt
Lola de Zwarte
Jean Beekhuizen
Dorothy Goodhue
Sharon Bakker
Dr. Benson
Familiar Scenes From a School Day
Readable fragments describe students Doris Ustermarkt and Janice Vander Wal begging candy from Clarence Vanden Heuvel at noon. Biology students collect leaves and insects while Kathryn Plate wears a chain on her ankle.
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Doris Ustermarkt
Janice Vander Wal
Clarence Vanden Heuvel
Kathryn Plate
Gerry Veldhuizen
Ron van Zemeren
Mr. Kleinhuizen
Ronald van Weelden
Mr. Dieleman
Bill Nibbelink
Donna Blocker
Bob de Ruiter
Mr. Boertje
Boat
Sick List Cards Two Students Absent From Classes
Ila Joyce Van Gorp has been ill for about six weeks with a fever from a virus infection and cannot attend school. Billie Van Ee has been laid up due to a car accident and is also unable to attend classes.
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Ila Joyce van Gorp
Billie van Ee
Choir Activities At Pella Church Rally Night
The choir led by Mr. Lloyd Kleinhuizen performed at the First Christian Reformed Church in Pella on October 26. They sang The Lord's Prayer Beautiful Savior and A Mighty Fortress Is Our God in a Reform rally setting.
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Lloyd Kleinhuizen
Pella
First
Christian Reformed Church
Senior Class Hay Ride Sees Cold Trip and Warm Ending
On October 25 1956 the Senior Class invited Juniors to a hay ride. Students met at 7 00 and left at 7 10 using four wagons and two tractors driven by Marion Van Soelen and Andy Bandstra both Seniors with Mr Weld house as chaperone. The group rode east of Pella to Peoria returned for a Wiener roast and hot chocolate and enjoyed the trip despite cold weather.
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Marion van Soelen
Andy Bandstra
Mr. Weldhouse
Pella
Peoria
Chapel talk and school appeal at Christian High
A chapel program featured Rev. Elderaveld praising the privilege of attending Christian High School where God is discussed in every subject. The piece notes students should thank God daily and recalls a study hall moment when several girls rushed to seats just before the bell. The anecdote ends with a joking challenge to try for the hundred yard dash.
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Elderaveld
S Christian High School
Tiedeli
Barbara Ver Meer
Geraldine Veldhuizen
Sharon Bakker
Mr. de Jong
Stock Show Opens Nov 23 In Chicago
Chicago Nov 2 The International Livestock Exposition and Horse Show opens November 23 at the amphitheatre yard complex, the continent largest show. More than 10 000 top farm animals compete for 100 000 in cash prizes with carcass judging and live auctions of prime beef pork and lamb carcasses on Tuesday November 27 before 10 000 spectators. Farm youth participate in the first two days as a national 4 H Livestock Judging Contest begins Friday.
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Chicago
International Horse Show adds Royal Mounted Police Ride
November 28 and the Junior Livestock Feeding Contest will be held on November 24 with beef cattle exhibited by farm boys and girls. The Exposition's Collegiate Livestock Judging Contest will feature agricultural students testing their livestock judging skills. The International Horse Show will spotlight a world famous Royal Canadian Mounted Police Musical Ride with 86 riders in scarlet coats on matching black horses in 14 performances. New jumping courses promise added spectacle and color to each show.
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Sale Army Farm
Sully
League
Guernsey
Massey-Harris Farm Machinery
Massey-Harris
Royal’ Canadian “Mounted Police
Chicago
Iowa Second in Nation in Cash Receipts From Farming
Iowa again ranks second in the nation for cash receipts from farming in 1955 with $2,145,039,000, and next-to-top in cash receipts from farm marketings at $2,137,603,000, per the Iowa Development Commission. The commission notes The Farm Income Situation published recently by the Agricultural.
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Iowa
Iowa Development Commission
Hawkeye State
Iowa Tops in Livestock Receipts in USDA Claim
The Marketing Service of the U S Department of Agriculture states Iowa ranks first nationwide for cash receipts from livestock and livestock products and sixth for receipts from crops. A farming tip urges weed control in windbreaks by mowing as no chemical is selective enough to protect trees, implying a weed problem near shelterbelts.
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Earl Pohlmann
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Ford Equipment
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New Idea
Wilbur van Wyk
Earl and
Bill Shields
First State Bank
Lynnville
Id Sale
Hollandale Cobblers
Jonathans
Hershey's “Choc
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Rath
Carne
Lynn
Anderson Erickson
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Pella Tulip Bulb Association
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