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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1963

Page

7

Races for Two Seats on Council in City Election

City voters will choose two council seats on November 5. In First Ward former councilman Henry W. Vandevoort and John R. Van Gorp vie for the post, while Fourth Ward incumbent C. B. Caldwell faces Kenneth L. Kooyman. Other unopposed candidates include Richard Tyssel ing for mayor Frank De Wit treasurer J. V. Lankelma park commissioner Joe Stientjes Armour Boot aldermen at large Ed Van Gorp Second Ward and Bill De Jong Third Ward. First Ward incumbent Marion Steenbeek will not run.

First Ward Henry W. Vandevoort John R. van Gorp C. B. Caldwell Ken Neth L. Kooyman Richard Tysseling Frank de Wit J. V. Lankelma Joe Stientjes Armour Boot Ed van Gorp Bill de Jong Marion Steenbeek

Teachers Urged to Improve Standards Of Their Profession

Ken Well president of the Towa State Education Association urged Marion County teachers to raise standards by applying the new NEA code of ethics and building public support for education. He urged stronger political influence and better recruitment, salaries, tenure, and retirement plans, citing Iowa teachers earning about 500 dollars below the national average. The meeting included remarks by Winona Davis and reports on 100 percent membership in local, state, and national groups, with delegates elected for the LEA Assembly. The next Marion County Council meeting is November 21 at 7 30 in the Knoxville Courthouse.

Ken Well Towa State Education Association Marion County Wells Iowa Well Winona Davis Doris Lee Knoxville Melcher-Dallas Pleasantville L.E.A Lawrence Burt Georgia Long Roy Kunkle Jerry Baker Harry Dean Des Moines Marion County Council

Camp Fire Girls Candy Sale Details On Funds

Camp Fire Girls launch their annual candy sale starting October 22 with Johnston's assorted chocolates. Each $1 box is split 60 cents for candy, 10 cents to the Recreation Lodge at Camp Hantesa, 1 cent for drive operation, 5 cents for girls earning 50 boxes, 14 cents for operating budget, 3 cents for camp improvements, and 7 cents to remain in Pella for local program support.

Camp Fire Organization Camp Hantesa Boone Pella Johnston

Pella Knoxville Group Plans Coralville Dam CROP Drive

The Pella Knoxville CROP drive plan is outlined by John E. Ter Louw of the local committee. A Friday meeting at Trinity church on Oct. 18 at 8 p.m. invites all interested in the program. Ter Louw notes gratitude for a blessed drive amid world hunger.

Pella Trinity Church John E. Ter Louw Ter Louw

Red Rock Dam Tour Highlights Flood Control Dividend

A Pel la and Knoxville group toured Coralville Reservoir to assess how flood control Red Rock Dam will spur residential and commercial development near Iowa City. John Story of Coralville guided the three hour tour noting planned Red Rock access via State Highway 14 and the dam road, upcoming 9 000 acre lake, and potential economic growth including high value homes and marina leases.

Pella Knoxville Coralvilles Iowa City John Story Coralville Towa Iowa Red Rock Red Rock Lake Red Rock Reservoir Pella-Knoxville Red Rock Dam

66 Babies Mothers Are Honored at Tea

The Pel la Community Hospital Auxil iary hosted the second annual mother baby tea on Monday Oct 14. It drew 66 babies their mothers and siblings. Prizes rewarded babies born at the local hospital in the 1962 63 year. The oldest babies were twin sons Douglas and Duane Plate born Sept 3 1962. The youngest baby Kevin Rozendaal born Aug 30 1963. Door prizes went to multiple attendees with first prize from Nick's Greenhouse awarded to Mrs Frank Gritters. A program featured poems and a solo by Edith Le Cocq. Hospital administrator John Harmig presented prizes with aid from Mrs Carl Boat and Mrs Hol Du Pree.

Pella Community Hospital Auxily Donald Plate Douglas Duane Kevin Rozendaal Ile Harold Rozendaal Nick's Frank Gritters Merlyn van der Leest Marion Roorda Gerald Ver Meer Glen van Heukelem Clarence Spoelstra Les Klyn Don Verros Carl Weyers Arvin Roose Keith van Herman van Zee Ralph Grundman Edith le Cocq John Harmig Carl Boat Hol du Pree Dykstr Zee

Berean Baptists Invite Mohr for Week of Ministry

Rev. A. D. Mohr a veteran pastor and evangelist in the General Association of Regular Baptist churches will speak at a week long evangelistic series at Berean Baptist church The meetings start 7 30 p m Sunday Oct 20 and the public is invited Mohr is known for his years at the First Baptist church of Monroe

Berean Baptists Mohr A. D. Mohr General Association of Regular Baptist Churches Berean Baptist Church First Baptist Church of Monroe

Ulrich Wins City Taxi License Approval

Ulrich Motor Company's application for a taxi license was approved by the city council on Tuesday night. The license for one car will take effect as soon as Ulrich is ready to begin service.

Ulrich Motor Company Ulrich

Brotherhood Rally at Third Reformed Church Tonight

The annual Men's Brotherhood Rally of the Reformed Church is set for Third Reformed Church tonight beginning at 7:30. Members from local congregations will attend the rally to participate in prayer, fellowship, and community service planning.

Brotherhood the Reformed Church Third Reformed Church

Trinity Church To Observe 10th Anniversary

Trinity Reformed marks ten years since its founding by 38 families and the Classis of Pella. On Oct 20 the 174-member church will hold morning and evening programs and an anniversary banquet Tuesday. Rev Muyskens will preach both services. Rev De Jong, founder and former pastor, delivers the anniversary message.

Trinity Reformed Classis Pella Trinity Wm. C. de Jong Trinity Reformed Church East Franklin Street de Jong Rock Rapids Iowa George C. Muyskens Emmanuel Reformed Church Morrison, Ill Muyskens

Auxiliary Officers Elected At Meeting Tea

During a business meeting held before tea, the auxiliary elected officers including President Mrs Gil Boat 1st vice president Mrs Jean Wilkins 2nd vice president Mrs Dale Jansen secretary Mrs Henry Vande Voort and treasurer Mrs Andrew Beerends.

Gil Boat Jean Wilkins Dale Jansen Henry Vande Voort Andrew Beerends

Winners of PP & K Contest at Kuyper Field

Over one hundred boys competed in the Punt Pass and Kick Contest sponsored by Ulrich Motor Company and the Pella Recreation Commission at Kuyper Field last Saturday. Winners include eight year olds Victor Vanden Overs, Dennis Van Wyk, Rodney Visser. nine year olds Wayne Vander Leest, Jerry Heerema, Bradley Warner. ten year olds Steven Menninga, David Ver Meer, Craig Van Berkum. 41 year olds Marc Mills, Gregg Gosselink, Bob Wierenga. A special football banquet is planned for Tuesday October 29 at the Pella Golf and Country Club at 6 30 PM. All participants are asked to attend with their fathers.

Ulrich Motor Company Pella Jerry Heerema Fred Heeremas Bradley Warner Kenneth Warners Steven Menninga Setrith Menningas David Ver Meer Harold Ver Meer Craig van Berkums John van Berkums Marc Mills Larry Mills Gregg Gosslink Bill Gosselink Bob Wierenga Harmon Wierenga Banqui Pella Golf and Country Club Hadh

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