Lynnville-Sully Rout Prairie City 53-0 Homecoming Victory
Lynnville-Sully shut out Prairie City 53-0 for an eighth straight win and a 5-0 season mark. Gene Jensen, Steve Becker, and Don Davis starred with multiple touchdowns and long passes while Becker totalled 156 rushing yards and Renaud 84 receiving yards. The Hawks travel next to Colfax in Des Moines River conference action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynnville-Sully
Prairie City
Hawks
Gene Jensen
P.C
Doug Terpstra
Steve Becker
Don Davis
Hawk
Becker
Jensen
Lynnville
Richard Renaud
Ron Benson
LS Hawks
Colfax
Des Moines River
Bowling Scores and Standings at West End Service
Breen and Kelderman lead with a 2677 team series for Boat Furniture. Chic Visser posts 203, 874 high series with games over 175. Ruth Niem guts 192, Ernie Visser 185, Irma Hendricks 181, Carol Visser 178.
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Breen & Kelderman
West End
A&w
Rexall
Central Park Cafe
Cubit’s
Van's
Groc
Boat Furniture
Ruth
Niemguts
Ernie Visser
Irma Hendricks
Carol Visser
Barbara Hoyt Demonstrates Pattern Matching at Dairy Cattle Congress
Barbara Hoyt of Pleasantville represented Marion county in the 4H demonstration contest at Dairy Cattle Congress in Waterloo on Saturday. Her demonstration titled Pattern Plus shows matching plaids for a blouse and explains its importance for a good looking garment. Hoyt, a six year Merry Maids 41 Club member, was accompanied by her parents Mr and Mrs Robert Hoyt. Judge Joye J. Dillman, former Marion county 4-H member and ex Merry Maids member, judged the clothing demonstrations and spoke as County Extension Home Economist at Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Hoyt
Pleasantville
Marion’county
Dairy Cattle Congres
Waterloo
Barbara
Merry Maids 41 Club
Dean van de Kamp
Clifford Clark
Robert Hoyt
Hoyt
Dairy Cattle Congress
Marion County 4-H Club
Merry Maids Club
Joye J. Dillman
County Extension Home
Ames
Recreation Highlights and Community Activities
Commiesi High Lights Recreation. The Recreation Commission hosts a Halloween party for elementary students with a torch parade at Central Park and costume prizes. A punt and kick contest results will appear in the Chronicle. Registration for four recreation classes is open by calling the office MA8-4571. The RC director, Mr. Paul Bradigan, attended a National Recreation Congress panel in Minneapolis. A bridge class remains underfilled. Nursery School enrolls 85 children with varied toys and new tracks. Youth Center at Old Fire House operates after school hours.
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Recreation Commission
Central Park
Commission
Paul Bradigan
National Recreation Congress
Minneapolis
Rec
Ion Commission
A.hoekstra
Pella FFA Chapter Earns Superior Status At National Contest
Local FFA boys and the Pella Chapter win awards at state judging and attend events. Keith Newendorp Gary Roozenboom Bob Vander Beek Allan Van Haaften receive silver second-group rating in Waterloo dairy judging contest. Members plan October 14 Farm Progress Show and October 14 15 National FFA convention in Kansas City. Bruxvoort Kui per Van Wyk Neyendorp Klyn attend Iowa State career day. The chapter remains a Superior Chapter for third straight year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Newendorp
Gary Roozeboom
Bob Vander Beek
Allan van Haaften
Pella
FFA
Waterloo
Larry Bruxvoort
Duane Ver Ploeg
Iowa State University
Ed VanderWerff
Loren Kuiper
Delmer van’ Wyk
Keith Neyendorp
Larry Klyn
Gary Roozenboom
Kansas City
Engbers Named Volunteer Farm Placement Representative
Ernie Engbers of the Farmers Co operative Exchange in Pella is chosen to serve as Volunteer Farm Placement Exchange Representative for the Pella community. He will record names of workers available for temporary or permanent farm jobs and fill orders from that list.
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Engbers
M. Oskar Joosa
Pella
Ernie Engbers
Farmers Co-operative Exchange
Christian Teachers Attend Tri State Institute Meetings
Christian school teachers from Iowa Minnesota and South Dakota traveled to Sioux Center for the Tri-State Teachers Institute meetings held October 7 and 8 at Dordt College. Speakers included Dr Richard Tiemersman Dr John De Bie of Calvin College and Dr Gerald Hooper who presented Only in Portugal at the Thursday evening session.
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Sioux Center
Tri-State Teachers’ Institute
Iowa
Minnesota
South Dakota
Thig
Dordt College
Tri-State
Richard Tiemersman
John de Bie
Calvin College
Gerald Hooper
Portugal
Early Greek literature omits craft methods and workers
Early Greek literature reveals little about practical manufacturing techniques as citizens avoided work and non citizens were ignored in contemporary writings, shaping a view of labor and industry that excludes everyday production.
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W Sports
Nanonebene Sytneroenenennenastsnensttesity
Ter
Ronnie Benson
Wayne Hasley
Phil Gause
Steenhoek Auto
South End
Town Crier
Grandia Locker
Schiebout Tire Co
Pella Construction
Co-op
Denny Harmelink
The
Grill Verought
Dykstra
Tulip Bowl
Vanden Berg Ins
Ideal Pharmacy
the Grill
Ken Rowe
Ver Dught
Jerry Breen
MR. Retailer
Pella Chronicle
Cce
DIAL
Commiesi
Mi Leo van Vark
Kuyper ‘Field
Carl Gaass
Recreation Commission Office
California
Pennsylvania
State Bankers Convention
Pella National Bank
Marion County State Bank
Tri State Institute
Marion County Chiropratic Society
West
Second Street
General Electric
Seth Thomas
Aoe
Vandenberg & Kiyn
Wilma Rumpe
Moyd Vander Eyl
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