Debaters Split on Admitting Red China to the U N
A list of citizens voices strong and divided opinions on recognizing Red China as the legitimate government and admitting it to the United Nations. Supporters cite population and world opinion while opponents warn of policy conflicts and implications for U S. interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
U.N
Jim Heerema
John Garrett
Red China
China
Ron Bensin
Greg van Vark
U. N
U.S
General Assembly
Jayle Wesselink
United States
Tom van Sittert
Harter
Tom Whalley
David Snuttier
Wayne Frank
Don de Bruin
Midget Dutchmen crush Osky in season opener 59-18
Pella junior high eighth graders routed Oskaloosa Monday night by 59 to 18. Mike Ballenger led scoring with eight while Dave Van Zan added 12 and Marc Mills Vern Newendorp and Gregg Gosse each posted 10 or 11. Pella jumped to a 17-46 first quarter lead and held Osky scoreless in the third. The eighth grade B team won 30-21 in the preliminary game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
Oskaloosa
Osky
India
Miller
Mike Ballenger
Dave van Za
John Brummel
Dan Dingeman
Neal van Veen
Butler
Olson
Crawford
Charlton
Garland
Smith
Garner
Morrison
Maymore
GFT Sparks
Mills
Shield
Ballenger
McCall
Denburge
Newendorp Gasselink
Parlett
Cline
van Zante
Seekhuizen
Dingeman
Brumimel
Wierenga
van Veen
Pella Little Dutchmen top Osceola 64 53 in hoops clash
In a Tuesday boys basketball game at Pella Gymnasium the Pella Little Dutchmen erased an early Osceola lead and won 64-53 to even their conference record at 1-1. Kent Van Vark and K. C. Walster led Pella with solid scoring while Larry Bruxvoort and Mahaffey paced Osceola. Frosh Soph team beat Osceola 67-24 with Larry Cowell scoring 21 for Pella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola Tues
Tom Whalley
Dean de Bruin
Calvin Vangwaal
Pella
Pella Gymnasium
Osceola Indians
Osceola
K. C. Walster
Indians
Pella FG
FG FT TP
Mahaffey
Symonds
Gracey H
Jeter
Gracey T
Frosh-Soph Tromp Indians
Osceola FS
Larry Cowell
Kevin Klein
Vince Klein
Jeff Emmert
Gerald Kuiper
Pella Edges Osceola In Lopsided Basketball Game
Pella led Osceola at the end of three quarters 25 33 51 and 67 to 4 10 13 24. The scoring run reflects a dominant visitor performance across the game with Pella clinching the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
Osceola
Lynnville-Sully sweeps Twin Cedars in Des Moines action
In the boys game Lynnville-Sully built an 18-7 lead and won 61-53 as Steve Becker led with 18 points while Harv Terpstra and Don Davis added 10 each. Dennis Wayne Smith led Twin Cedars with 28 points. In girls play Lynnville-Sully won 60-49 with Carol Wagaman scoring 24 and Karolyn Benson 28. Norma McCombs led the host team with 19 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bussey
Lynnvile-Sully
Twin Cedars
Des Moines River Valley
L-S
Steve Becker
Harv Terpstra
Don Davis
Gene Jensen
Dennis Wayne Smith
Dennis Ray Smith
Rey Courtney
Twin Cedars Boys
Carol Wagaman
Karolyn Benson
Vicki Brand
Norma McCombs
Vickie Gibson
Marilyn Crane
Lynnville-Sully Places Seven Players on All-Des Moines River Teams
Seven Lynnville-Sully players earned All-Des Moines River Conference spots as coaches named first and second teams and honorable mentions. Honorees include Becker Jensen Renaud Hasley Hjortshoj and Munson among first team backs and tackles. Monroe names include Hollingsworth Swarm and others on second and honorable mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynnville-Sully Grid
Des Moines River
Lynnville-Sully
Steve Becker
Gene Jansen
Richard Renaud
Wayne Hasley
Monroe
Tom Munson
John Hiertshot
Dave Miller
Doug Bailey
Scott Hollingsworth
Curt Swarm
Doug Jay Terpstra
Ray Hasley
Clevenger
Allan
Pleasantville
Herwehe
Rick
Munso
Tom
Becker
Steve
Lynnville - Sully
Jensen
Gene
Dunkin
Jim
Cedar
Renaud
Richardville - Sully
Hjortshoj
John
Pierce
Randy
Colfax
Hasley
Wayne
Faidley
Rich
Miller
Dave
Cross
Pelladium News Students Debate Red China Recognition
A Pelladium reporter questioned seniors and juniors about recognizing Red China and allowing it in the United Nations.Responses highlighted student opinions on U.S. recognition and UN membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red
China
Pelladium
U. S
U. N
Ed Vander Linden
Eaglettes trounce Blakesburg in 65 42 win
Van Wy and Mary Bandstra lead 7 Menninga with 2 rebounds each and 1 interception. Blakesburg scoring sees Fisher silent, Dye leads with 11, McCluri 5, Roberts 2. Tichland Bluebells hold annual awards at Mrs Bogaards home in Oskaloosa with 10 leaders and 2 seniors honored. Linda n earns garden exhibit fair. officers listed include Vander Mo ent Van tary rurer Beyer and Bogaards provides lunch.
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Loval van Wy
Mary Bandstra
Menninga
Blakesburg
Fisher
Dye
McCluri
Roberts
Tichland Bluebells
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Doug Jay
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