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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1962

Page

6

Counselor Warns Students on Trade School Pitfalls

PHS counselor Mr Epperly urges caution to juniors and seniors considering technical schools. He warns many offer quick enrollment and profit driven expansion, and advises students to slow down, visit the campus, talk to outsiders, check Better Business Bureau, consult local employers and the school counselor, and evaluate job prospects before paying for training.

Epperly PHS Better Business Bureaus

Newton News Highlights Local Social and School Notes

Newton citizens share weekly updates from 24 weeks of training at a San Diego radio school to family visits. Local hospital returns include Marvin Steenhoek and Jay Lamb, with community church events, Harmony Helpers activities, and plans for Thanksgiving and Christmas fund drives. A Newton Community School District Citizens Committee visited Chicago area high schools to study extracurricular offerings, as neighbors and friends of Raymond Mick gathered for a local event.

Jerry Lafoon San Diego South Carolina Puerto Rico Marvin Steenhoek Carl Steenhoek Newton Jay Lamb Collins Hospital Knoxville Terry Allen Donald Fopma Christian Reformed Church Jerald Veenendaal Marvin Jeanne Art Bokhoven Pella Arthur Samson Jim Kathy Ruth Ann Craig Charlie Samson Prairie City George Terpstra Aart Ver Schuur Ver Schuur George Carson Geurt van Hal Virgil van Zee Pete Lanser Carson Delmar Jansen Henry Vander Heiden John Swank Dean Lanser Herman van Zee Herman Bruxvoort John Brouwer Ed van Bee Paul Vander Hart Harris van Zante Kenneth Havert Don Fopma Dena van Zee Ed Slings Glenn Summers Albert de Koning John Rolffs Dean Ward Andrew Samson Marion Welle Newton Community School District Chicago Chicago Area

Des Moines School Board Convention Opens Thursday

The 17th annual School Board Convention will convene November 15 and 16 at the Veterans Memorial Auditorium in Des Moines. Governor Erbe opens with a welcome address Thursday morning, with speakers Blythe Conn Jacob Fox Herb Hake and Dr. Walter Judd among others. Sectional meetings address education challenges, and the Marion County reps are Earl Bellamy and Gilbert J. Boat.

Veterans _Memorial Auditorium Des Moines Hiapany Norman Erbe Erbe Blythe Conn IASB Jacob Fox Newark N. J Board of Education Herb Hake State College of Iowa Nicholas Nyaride School of International Studies Bradley Univ Peoria Walter Judd Minnesota America Judd China Iowa Marion County Earl Bellamy Knoxville Gilbert J. Boat Pella

PHS Seniors Visit Central College for Senior Day

About 250 students from Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota Colorado and Iowa joined Central College for Senior Day on Saturday November 3. Guests registered in the Student Union toured campus met faculty and department heads then watched Wartburg Central football.

Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota Colorado Iowa Central College PHS Vivian Vroom Edith Vander Linden Mary Wing Mary Ver Meer Pam Wilson Meredith Schakel Charlene Klyn Linda Bevan Barbara Duven Margaret Vanden Berg Gwen Mathes Carol van Zante Roger Ringwalda Ed Vander Linden Mike McNamar Bob Staal John Hi Douwstra Chapel Richard Tysseling Arend Lubbers James Graham Trombone Quarte Quaret Bill Thompson Central Wartleburg Central

Iowa small towns form second largest manufacturing center

The Iowa Manufacturers Association reports that towns under 1,000 population house 658 manufacturing plants, about 20 percent of the state's total. The largest cities over 50,000 population host 836 plants.

Iowa Manufacturers Association

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Newton News Mrs. Arthur Samson Milwaukee Wis Diane Lynne Chester Geels Timothy James Newton High School Raymond Mick School Board Mick Reasner Jella Slings John van Gilst Ronald Branderhorst Brian Lee Pella Community Hospital Beste Dupont Zelan Leasures Boys Lee Thermo C. &Aboys Darrell Shaeffer
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