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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1964

Page

9

Ver Meer farm uses high moisture silage and automated feeding

Bernard Ver Meer of a 160 acre farm southeast of Pella toward Leighton built a 600 ton Harvestore silo with an automatic auger system and a 70 foot bank feeder. He fills with silage from hay corn and oats, uses a grinder mixer for supplement grain, and lambers manage 100 head of steers and a 30 cow dairy selling Grade B milk. He raises about 200 pigs yearly and keeps 400 laying hens. His family includes Dorothy and three sons Alvin Ken and Dave.

Bernard Alvin Dave Ken Ver Meer Chronicle News Bernard Ver Meer Pella Leighton Veer Meer Sully Co-op Henry Brouwer Ed van Eeer Des Moines Dorothy

Winter quarter ISU farm course seeks applicants

County Extension offices urge students to apply now for the Winter Quarter Program in Farm Operation. Last year 162 attended. at least 190 can be accommodated. Housing is mainly in private homes via Finley Hall, with early campus arrival advised. An added five week course in metal construction and maintenance and five weeks in farm power and machinery management will join existing animal science, crops, soils, and farm management offerings. For details contact Mahaska, Marion, and Jasper County Extension Services in Oskaloosa Knoxville and Newton.

Finley Hall Mahaska County Extension Service Farm Bureau North Third Street Oskaloosa Marion County Extension Service Knoxville Jasper County Extension Service Newton

Mahaska two extension group elections planned

Elections for Mahaska County Extension Council seats in Cedar township and Prairie township are set. Cedar township votes Thursday November 19 at Fremont school from 8:00 p.m. Voters will see 4-H clubs presenting programs. Prairie township votes Monday November 23 at New Sharon Community-building from 8:00 p.m. A film will be shown for voters.

Mahaska Extension Council

Friends help husk Mrs. Gildersleeve's corn crop

Neighbors and friends gathered on Monday to husk and crib six sixty six acres of corn for Mrs. Irvin Gildersleeve. Volunteers listed include John Van der Haar Bill Van Ee Gunnar Hjortshoj Bernard Zerley Kenneth Vos Roy Meller Ralph Poortinga Delmar Johnson Laverne Rector Ulric Clevenger Lloyd Clevenger Clare McCauley James Van Weelden Wilde Vander Wilt Ishmal Miller Oakley Cowman Albert Van Zee Dave Nimmo and Roy Cupples. Irvin Gildersleeve died in July.

Richland Bluebells 4-H Meet Sets Banquet Plans

The Richland Bluebells 4-H club met October 31 at Karen Newendorp's. They will pay half the banquet cost for November 7 at the Legion Hall Oska Joosa. The group plans skating after noon on November 14 or 21. For the December 5 Christmas meeting each member will bring a 75 cent gift. Meeting time changed from 1:30 to 1:00.

Richland Bluebells Karen Newendorp

Care of my Room and Citizenship Talk at 4 H Club

Lake Prairie Township 4-H Club met at 7 30 p m in the American Legion Hall on Monday November 2 1964. Alice Vande Voort spoke on Citizenship and a talk on Care of my Room was given. Project records were corrected and returned. Banquet tickets were sold by Gerrit Van Haalen and plans for a new Club Program were discussed. Officers will meet on Tuesday November 10 at 7 30 p m to finalize the program. Refreshments were provided by Loren and Barb Kuiper and Ann Kuyper.

Lake Prairie Township

Farm shop topic at adult night school on Monday

Forrest Bear of Iowa State University will meet with the Fella Farmers night class next Monday November 23 to discuss Establishing and Maintaining the Farm Shop. The meeting starts at 7 30 p m and the public is invited.

Forrest Bear Towa State University Fella Farmers

Pella Librarians Attend State Library Workshop

Librarians from Carnegie-Viersen Library Pella joined six weekly sessions at the State Historical Building in Des Moines to study library services. Speakers included Jeanette Eyerly and Henry Felsen.

Carnegie-Viersen Library State Historical Building Des Moines Jeanette Eyerly Henry Felsen West Des Moines Carnegie-Viersen Library of Pella Helen Vandenberg Caldecott and Na

Central College Celebrates Glory Day After Tie Title

Central College students celebrated a tie for the 1964 Iowa Conference football title with a Glory Day Monday. About 400 students serenaded Coach Ron Schipper at his home Sunday night, blocking traffic on a major highway through Pella. An all college assembly followed Monday in Douwstra Auditorium with remarks from university leaders.

Central College Central Iowa Ron Schipper Pella Douwstra Auditorium

Pella Chronicle Names 1964 Co-Captains and Staff

In the November 19 1964 issue on page 3 the Pella Chronicle lists leadership and coaching figures for the university teams. Dent Arend Lubbers is noted alongside athletic director Richard Babe Tysseling with assistant coaches Schipper Don Larson and Dale Laing. Student body president Steve Struikmans and four co-captains Charlie Stykhuis Paul Ebbers Bill Carlson and Dick Dykstra are named.

Registered bull purchase in Pella from Angus seller

Registered bull M. M. and Doris Dockendorf of Pella bought an Aberdeen Angus from Donald L. Dop, also of Pella.

Bull M. M Doris Dockendorf Pella Aberdeen Angus Donald L. Dop

Qualifiers Named for Bowl Your Average Tournament

Qualifying entries closed November 14 with new qualifiers Darrell Cook Walter Butt Bob Grandin Ralph Jones Jerry Rowe Ernest Blom Willard Klein The second round ends November 21 with survivors Raymond Kamphuis Evelyn Sparks Case Goodyk Joe Haines Bob Grandin and Ralph Jones.

Darrell Cook Walter Butt Bob Grandin Ralph Jones Jerry Rowe Ernest Blom Willard Klein Raymond Kamphuis Evelyn Sparks Case Goodyk Joe Haines Rachel Anderson

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