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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1965

Page

3

Dutch flavor on KCUI FM Saturday program by John Kuiper

John Kuiper hosts a Dutch flavored Saturday evening show on KCUI FM Central College from 7 to 8 PM. The program blends English and Dutch music and news from the Netherlands with topics planned like sea battles, Dutch eating customs, cost of living, Dutch art and school life. Kuiper, a Holland native and RBC Canada alumnus, invites letters to Box 484 Central College Pella and seeks suggestions and questions.

KCUI Central College Netherlands John Kuiper Holland Canada Bloemendaal Haarlem Amsterdam Royal Bank of Canada Amsterdam Concert Gebouw Orchestra St. Nicolas Pella Heiland

Marion County WCTU Institute Held at Knoxville

The Marion County WCTU Institute met Tuesday October 5 at Mrs Edna McGraws home in Knoxville with state officers and a strong union turnout. Devotions opened the day, then discussion covered Christian Outreach, temperance education, and WCTUs global work in 70 countries. Directors were named for departments including Education and Public Relations, and plans were made for a 1966 county convention.

Marion County Wctu Institute Edna McGraw Knoxville Betty Schippers Selah Rich Department of Christian Outreach WCTU Roger Meade IG. Roorda Pella Schippers Cedar Falls United States White House Towa Glen

Soil conservation bill eyed for watershed projects

Dandstra said rural areas have been hard hit by the 5,000 acre foot limit that has limited Soil Conservation Service aid for watershed projects. The proposed bill would help SCS better utilize sites for watershed projects with large reservoirs.

Soil Conservation Service Iowa Dandstra

Candidate for City Council At Large Nomination

A candidate announces plans to seek the four year term as City Councilman at large in the municipal elections set for November 2. The statement signals the campaign launch and platform focus on city governance.

Bill to double water storage limit of SCS

The House Agriculture Committee approved a bill to more than double the floodwater storage limit for federal watershed projects. Congressman Bert Bandstra of Iowa announced the action, noting current law allows Soil Conservation Service aid to watershed projects only if floodwater is present.

Randstra House Agriculture Committee House Senate Congress Washington, D. C Bert Bandstra Dem Iowa Bandstra Fourth Congressional District Soil Conservation Service

Barbara Hoyt Wins Blue Ribbon at Dairy Cattle Congress

Barbara Hoyt, a Merry Maids 4H Club member, won a blue ribbon at the National Dairy Cattle Congress in Waterloo for a Saturday morning demonstration on matching plaids in a cotton blouse. She contrasted handcraft plaid matching with a purchased garment and earned a Waterloo trip for her county fair exhibit. Accompanied by her mother Mrs. Robert Hoyt and leaders Mrs. Dean Vande Kamp, Pamela, and Rita Ann Vande Kamp, the judging panel included former 4-H member Mrs. Joye Jolly Dillman, now Iowa State University Extension Home Economist at Large.

Barbara Hoyt Dairy Cattle Congress Waterloo Barbara Merry Maids 4H Robert Hoyt Dean Vande Kamp Pamela Rita Ann Vande Kamp Marion County 4-H The Merry Maids Joye Jolly Dillman

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