Sioux Center News from Sioux Center, Iowa • Page 10

i In Head-on Collision These two cars were involved in the head-on collision about 11 p.m. Friday at the Highway 75 and 18 intersection 7 'i miles north of Sioux Center in which nine Sioux county persons 1 were of them seriously. At top the 1955 Ford two-door sedan owned and driven i by Harley Kats, 26, of Rock Valley, and, below, the 1956 Ford two-door sedan driven by Donald Jensen, 23, of Sioux Center. I Both cars were considered a total loss. The Kats car was taken to Rock Valley and the Jensen car to Hull.

Two Women Injured In Auto Mishap Still Hospitalized Seven Released from Local Hospital Two of nine Sioux County persons who were injured in a two- car head-on collision at the intersection of U. S. Highways 75 and 18 north of Perkins Corner about 11 p.m. Thursday remain in serious condition at St. Joseph-Mercy hospital in Sioux City where they were taken by ambulance shortly after the mishap.

The two Mrs. Harley Kats, 23, (the former Nelva DeRuyter) of Rock Valley, who suffered severe head injuries and chest injuries, and remains in critical condition. She underwent surgery shortly after admittance Thursday evening. Mrs. Cerrlt Kats, 22 (the former Esther Vonk, one-time Sioux Center resident) now of Rock Valley, who is reported in fair condition with severe head lacerations.

She underwent surgery on Saturday. Seven other persons injured in the mishap, which resulted in total loss of the two cars a 1955 Ford and a 1956 Ford have all been released from the Sioux Center Community Hospital. The husbands of the two women, Ha'rley Kats, 26, and Gerrit Kats, 22, both of Rock Valley, were released on Sunday. Two children of the injured couples Douglas, 116-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs.

Harley Kats, and Pamela, 8-months-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Kats, were released Saturday. All of these were the occupants, along with the two women, of the car driven by Harley Kats. They had suffered cuts, lacerations and bruises.

Three Sioux Center young men, occupants of the other car, owned and driven by Don Jensen, 23, were released Sunday and Monday. Riding with Jensen were Stanley Bruinsma and Donald Lee Harskamp, 28. They were enroute home from Rock Valley at the time of the mishap. All suffered lacerations, abrasions and bruises. Jensen, in addition, incurred a dislocation in the right foot.

All are still under the observation of a local doctor, even though they have been released from the hospital. 35 Neighbors Harvest Oats For Hospitalized Man Ray B. Mulder, 55, farmer of three miles north and one-half mile west of Perkins, Is grateful for considerate and helpful neighbors. Hospitalized since July 23 at Methodist hospital in Sioux City, where he underwent a stomach operation, and probably will be confined for another few days, he and his family were confronted last week with a need to get 22 acres of oats harvested without further delay, if loss was to be avoided. The job was done.

And without any sweat or fret- ing on the part of the Mulder family. Just as the oats reached ideal harvest stage, 32 neighbors moved in with six combines and four balers and completed the harvest within a half day's time. What's more they had a socially good time doing it, plus a tasty mid-afternoon lunch prepared by ladies of the neighborhood. Those who joined in the harvest bee were Richard Maassen, John G. Maassen, Tunis Jansma, Clifford DeBber, Jay Grcvengoed, Harvard Van Ballegooyen, Howard Boote, Cornie Van Vclzen, Richard Groeneweg, Arthur Ten Haken, Sam Van Otterloo, Sherwin Van Otter- loo, Peter R.

Westra, Elroy Altena, Daniel Mulder, Ben Mulder, Richard Groeneweg, Donald Postma, Donald Tiedman, John C. Groeneweg, Theodore Kaemingk, Clarence N. Dorhout, Harlan Mulder, Herman Boote, Henry Bal- lengooyen, Orville Van't Hul, Bill Tiedeman, Bill Vcninga, Louie Veninga, Jake DeBoer, Floyd Jansma and Joe Van Ballengooyen. Howorden F.F.A. Team First In Livestock Judging Juniors Honors Won by Holland Windmills Sixteen Sioux county 4-H and F.F.A.

club judging teams a total of 64 men) participated in the Livestock judging contest at the Youth Fair here this week. Beef, hogs and sheep were judged. Ranking first in the senior division with a total of 975 points out of a possible 1000 was the Hawarden F.F.A. team made up of Larry Miller, Tony Schumacher, Chuck Wasses and Larry Bauder. A Grant Hawkeye team of Sheldon area garnered 019 points to place second in the senior division.

Team members were Doyle Paulston, Paul Wolf, Norman Wolf and Alfred Kruger, jr. Third in the senior division were the Sheridan Livestock Growers with 904 points. The team members: Don Oosternink, Kenneth Boote, Bert Batavia and Glen Van Roekel. Jr. Division Junior division winners in the judging contest (1) Holland (906 points) Harlan Peuse, David Vellinga, Lloyd TeBrink, Dan Bogaard.

(2) Flying (883 points) Frank Schuller, Lynn McCrory, Lloyd Dekker and Wayne Dekker. High High individuals in the judging contest were Chuck Wasser, Hawar- der, 249 points out of a possible 250; Doyle Raulston, Sheldon, 247 points. SWINE (Continued from page 1) First in Showmanship Virgil Van Beak, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. Neal Van Beek of west of Sioux Center, a member of the Sioux Center F.F.A.

chapter, copped senior showmanship honors in the baby beef division at the Sioux County Youth Fair with this Hereford. He was recipient of a trophy by the Fair board. Grand Champion Market Litter First of the grand champion livestock winners to be named at the Sioux County Youth Fair Tuesday was Margaret Rens, 13, of route 2, Alton. She won honors showing this Chester White market litter, born February 1 of this year. Margaret, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Rens, is a member of the Holland Windmills 4-H club. She has participated in previous but never before copped top honors. In 1W), her brother, Jacob, the top litter, also Chester Whites. Purebred Poland China Litter, Garry Heynen (champion), and Glen Heynen (reserve).

Purebred Poland China Garry Heynen (champion), and Glen Heynen (2) (reserve). Purebred Poland China Bear- Garry Heynen (champion and reserve), and Glen Heynen (2). Market Pig (Heavy Margaret Rens (champion), Merle Fedders, Bernard Van Roekel, Jacob Moss, Milton Wissink, LaVerne Rens, Henry Wynja, Evan DeBoer, Grace Rens Marvin Mulder, Earle DeJong, Leon Mulder, Vernon Fedders (2), Alvin Wissink, Albert Ren (reserve), Jerry Van Horssen, Chester Morris, Jim Hens, Norman Van Roekel, and David Vermeer. Market Litter (Heavy Margaret Rens (grand champion), Earle DeJong, Alvin Wissink, Albert Rens, Jerry Van Horssen, Jim Rens, Norman Van Roekel, Bernard Van Roekel, Don Oostcnink, Jacob Moss, Milton Wissink, LaVerne Rens, Henry Wynja, Grace Rens, and Marvin Mulder. Market Litter (Light Cornie Wassink (reserve), Willis Sneller, Glen Muilenburg, Wayne Kleinwolterink, Billy Van Horssen, Albert Rens, Lore'n Kleinwolter- ink, and Dennis Scholten (reserve grand champion) Mark Muilenburg Cornie Wassink, Glen Muilenburg, Wayne Kleinwolter- ink, Lammert Rens, Nolan Vander Broek (2), Billy Van Horssen, Albert Rens, Loren Kleinwolter- ink, Mark Muilenburg, Loren Kaemingk, Dennis Scholten, Owen DeBoer, Henry Van Voorst, Dave Kammerman, Gerald Haverhals.

BABY BEEVES (Continued from page 1) Frank Boersma, Steven Vlieger, John Haverman. (Heavyweight) Larry Van Roekel, champion; Dick Dirkson, reserve champion; Kenneth Stanley Roaeboom, Dave Bomgaars, Kenneth Boeve, Jerry 1 Den Herder. First In Senior Heifer Class Reserve grand champion in the dairy class was this senior heifer shown by Paul Wolf, 17, of Route 1, Sheldon. The same animal received first place in the senior heifer class. Paul, who is a member of the Grant Hawkeyes 4-H club, has shown in four previous Youth Fairs but had not placed in the top spot.

He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Wolf. rf'rMi Junior Showmanship Winner Receiving top junior showmanship honors at the Youth Fair was Glenda, Vis, 13, of Route 2, Orange City.

Glenda, who is the daughter of Mr Mrs. Henry J. Vis, also placed in the number one position in the junior Holstein class, with this animal. She is a member of the Holland Windmills 4-H club. Top Senior Yearling The top senior yearling was shown by Alfred Kruger of route 2, Sheldon, who also received first place ribbons for showmanship and in the two-year-old classification.

(See picture page 1.) This is his fifth year in competition at the Youth Fair here. A First-Place Winner Waller Van Dor Waal, IS, ton of Mr. and Mrs. Art Van Der Waal of Route 2, Orange City, won first place in the junior yearling division during dairy cattle judging at the 4-H grounds in Sioux Center Tuesday afternoon. He ii a member of the Holland 4-H club.

This wat tint showing at the fair here. However, the three previous years he wai entered in competition in fairs in New Jersey and received top with Swiss and Holstein cattle. Champion Poland China Boar This purebred Poland China boar was named champion in its class at the Youth Fair here Tuesday. It was shown by Carry Heynen, 20, of Sioux Center who also came up with top honors in the purebred Poland China gilt, purebred Poland China litter and showmanship classifications. Garry.

a member of the Wei come Workers 4-H club, has shown in Youth Fairs the past eight years and taken home championship ribbons each of those GIRLS (Continued from page 1) na Draayer, Cheryl De Vries, Tonl "Ivans. Small Wooden Joorenbos, Linda Brink, Earla Brock, Rosemary Haas, 'udy Kleinwalterink, Margery Vis, Caren Koopmans, Ruth Rensink, Iclen Rensink, Tonl Evans. Furnishing Made of Green, Marliss Doorenbos, Eafla Vander Broek, Harriet Baker, Beverly Kooi, Marlys Koophians, Donna Draayer, Jeanette Zalme, Jean Zalme, Carolyn Wood, Charlotte Muilenburg, Kat- icryn Klein, Ruth Rensink, Helen lensink. Furnishing Draayer, Ihirley Van Maanen, Ruth DeJong, Sandra Koopmans, Vera Houtkooper, Ruth Rensink. Design Green, Carole Van Roekel, Judy Klcinwessclink, Ruth Rensink, Janet Nirk.

Accessory reen, Linda Brink, Phyllis Schol- crman, Ruth DeJong, Ruth Ren- jink. Flower Arrangement Sue rcen, Earla Vander Broek, Phylis Schoellerman, Karen Koop- Mans, Sharon Benson. Improvised fan Maanen, Kay DeJong, Karen Koopmans, Charlotte Muilenburg, toeryl De Vries, Lorene Van Roekel. Book Smits. Junior Division Blue Ribbon Winners Accessorf i a Oliver, Carol DeJong, Sheryl Bonnema, Kay Grotenhuis, Kerry Hoef, Eulyn Voos, Darlene Cuik, Marcia DeJong, Joylene Jruget, Sandra Degan, Maretta Van Sloten, Janet Van Roekel, Mary Linch and Sharon Oelrlch.

Picture In pelnted wood frame Varmcer, Beverly Schut, Cay Grotenhuis, Linda Hulstein, Becky De Koter, Helen Van Heuv- elcn, Kathy Bonnecray, LeAnn fuizenga, Sandra Degan, Vicky Carol Helgerson, Leila Brock, Kathy Bpote, Brenda Boote, and Linda Oelrich. Picture In nature! wood frame Freeze, Sharon Dooren)os, Karen Vcermer, Murial Dyk- Donna Den Herder, Wanda ilom, LouAnn Kleinhesselink, Caren Vander Zwaag, Cheryl Scholten, Linda, Wcilenga, Barbara Gregg, Marjorie Huenink, Joanne Schipper, Marlosis Van Sloten, Janet Van Roekel, Leila Broek, Tudy Broek, Carol Van Kley, and Mary Linch. Chair Bonnecray, Sandra Degan, Lois Gayer, Marosis Van Sloten, Linda Oelrich. Pillow, Lapped or plain Panel Green, Sharon Doorenbos, Marlene Raak, Rachel Van Putten, Alma Mulder, Kay Grotenhuis, Dlaine De Koter, LeAnn Van Pcur- sem, Nyla De Haan, Helene Hengeveld, Marcia DeJong, Berdella Van Peursem, Gayle Vander Wielt, Charlotte Zalme, Donna Toenjes, Jarbara Gregg, Sandra Degan, Vicky Oorth, Shirley Kamies, Arene Vander Berg, Sharon Van ioekel, Leila Broek, Janet Van loekel, Linda Oliver and Sharon Oelrich. Window Doornbos, Alma Mulder, Donna Bierma, Kay Grotenhuis, Delores Van Helen Van Heuvelen; Barbara Jacobs, Marjarie Huenink, and Elaine Den Herder.

Article covered with plastic or Salmon, Carol De long, Kay Grotenhuis, Becky De Coter, Greeta Vande Hoef, Marcia )eJong, Mary Vande Brake, Beverly Pennings, Wanda Koopmans, Jharollete Zalme, Debbie Dawson, iue Goodmanson, Maretta Van iloten, Carol Jansen, Leila Broek, Elaine Den Herder, Trudy Boerema, and Annette Perry. Painted Article Sharlyn freeze, Noreen Schut, Eileen )liver, Kay Grotenhuis, Becky De Koter, Debbie Dawson, Michelle Aldrich, Brenda Boote, Marilyn Van Kley, Trudy Boerema. Natural wood finished )onna Den Herder, Noreen Schut, voretta Draayer, Connie Ruisch, 'am Van Roekel, Lou Ann Klein- lessilink, Alice Longstaad, Linda Siebesma, Wanda Koopmans, Maurene Murphy. Wlaine Hoffman, Joris Boone, Carol De Bruin, foyce Jongetijes, Rose Altena, Sharlyn Moss, Brenda Boote, Mariyn, Van Kley, Mary Linch and Emily Evans. Design Vermeer, Gladys De root, Delores Van Driesen, Carla Connie Ruisch, Greta Van De Hoef, Mary Eison, Karen Osdoba, Patti Roggen, Sandra Degan, Sue Goodmanson, Ann Hel- jerson, Sharon Van Roekel, Janet Van Roekel, Mary Linch and Roma Xolston.

Furnishing Van Driessen, Kay Grotenhuis, Carla Koopmans, Pam Van Roekel, Sharon Roetman, Helen Van Heuvelen, Debbie Dawson, Sandra Degan, and Elaine Den Herder. Furniture Door- nibos, Marlene Raak, Lora Raak, Rachel Van Putten, Kay Groten- is, Sheryl Bleeker, Margaret Rens, Helen Van Huevelan, Barbara Jacobs, Linda Van Roekel, Barbara Gregg, Marloris Van Sloten, Sharon Van Roekel, Bren da Boote, Kathy Boote, Janet Van Roekel, and Joan Wolf. Storage Jane Rol, Donna Bierma, Cathy Vermeer, Noreen Schut, Linda Siebesma, Susan Eldridge, Mary Bogaard, Maretta Van Sloten, Judy Broek, Linda Oelrich. Den Herder, Vicki Bonnema, Elaine De Koter, Kerry Vande Hoef, Carol Kuik, Linda Siebesma, Arlyce Schiebout, Mary Muilenburg, Wanda Koopmans, Donna Toenjis, Barbara Hoofman, Joyce Jongetjes, Sharlyn Moss, Elaine Den Herder, Fonda Broek, Sharon Oelrich, and Linda Oelricb. Sioux Center Livestock SALE NEWS MARKET REPORT: Feeder cattle were slew last Friday, but not much lower.

Feeder pigs and sows were steady and active. Holsteln springers and milk cows were lower. All other tattle were steady. Small calves: Helsteln bull calves, $20 to $30 per head; Holsteln heifer calves, $25 to $35 per head; Beef breeds: Steer and heifer calves, $40 to $50 per head; Bulls! $17.50 to $19 per hundred; Canner cutter cows: $12.50 to $16, with very few under $14.50 per hundred; Beef cows: $16 to $11 per hundred; Holsteln springers: $175 to $260 per head; Milk Cows: $165 to $250 per head; Brood sows: $65 to $10 per head; Boars: $10 to $11 per hundred; Feeder pigs: 30 to 40 $12 to $13.50 per head; 40 to 50 $13 to $14 per head; 50 to 60 $13.50 to $15 per head; 60 to 10 $16 to $11 per head; 80 to 100 $17.50 to $20 per head; 100 Ibs. and over, $17 to $19 per 100 Ibs.

Not many steer and heifer calves in the offering. Yearling $24 to $26.50. Yearling steers $24 to $27.50, with the light yearlings 550 Ibs. up to $28. Feeder steers $23.50 to $25.50.

Wo look for a very nice run of livestock for this Friday's sale. We will hive several loads of good green yearling steers and heifers. Early consignments include: 50 head of 590 Ib. yearling heifers, Montana; 30 head of 600 Ib. green steers, North Dakota; 25 head of very choice shorthorn steer and heifer calves.

North Dakota; 30 head of 650 Ib. face yearling heifers, South Dakota'; 20 head of hoi- stein steers; 50 head of 650 Ib. yearling steers, Montana; 200 head of very choice Wisconsin feeder pigs; 1 load of 800 Ib. Nebraska; 1 load of mixed cattle, North Dakota. Plus many more by day.

expect 780 cattle and 500 by to WNAX, Yankton, every Thursday and Friday at 7:55 a.m. or 1500 on your dial, Sheldon, 11:55 a.m. every Frnday for more details, or call 20681 collect at Sioux Center, Iowa. Sioux Center Livestock Sales Co. SALES EVERY FRIDAY Cattle Hogs Sheep Cliff Bogaard, Ed Roetmm Consignments Owners Waste Freeze, Mary Bouma, Sandra Ten Haken, Anita Diekevers, Karen Vermeer, Ijnda Oliver, Alma Mulder, Carla 3auma, Lois Van Driessen, Vicki Jonnema, LeAnn Van Peursem, Sharyl Bleeker, Wanda Blom, "reeta Vande Hoef, Nyla De Haan, 3reta De Jong, Joann Vande Brake, Evelyn Vis, Berdella Van Peursem, Marcia DeJong, Charo- otte Zalme, Barbara Jasper, Leah TeBrink, Joylene Bruget, Carol De Bruim, Roma Van Dyk, Lois Gayer, Sharon Van Roekel, Rose Al Carla Dykema and Emily Svans.

Book Schelling, Karen Sitters, Gladys De Groot, Donna Bierma, Lila Hofmeyer, Arlyce Schiebout, Barbara Barinsky, Barbara Jasper, Kathy Waanders, Collene Cleveringa, Sharlyn Moss, and Evelyn Moss. Grotenhuis and Barbara Barinsky. Improvised Furniture Linda 31iver, Carla Koopmans, Linda Vander Pol, Lla Hofmeyer, Karen Vander Zwaag, Debbit Vellinga, Wanda Koopmans, Barbara Gregg, Slaine Den Herder, Marjorie De Soer, Sharon Oelrich. Dreiser Hen Haten, Sharon Doorenbos, Lora Raak, Nelvia Altena, Donna Bierna, Sherly Bleeker, Elaine De ioter, Linda Boone, Evelyn Voss, Mary Vande Brake, Greta DeJong, Charollete Zalme, Gretchen Van loekel, Marlys Gayer, Judy Broek, Sharlyn Moss, Leila Broek. Drawer Door- mbos, Lorraine Kosters, Evelyn Vaas, Susan Eldridge, Sharole Koopmans, Michelle Alderich, Carol De Bruin and Emily Evans.

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TUIS. WED. August II-U -14 -IS this it the behind the fame he Story of Ira Hayes Hero of Iwe Jima BNDI TONIOHT "BURN WITCH BUBJM" STARTS liRlOW 4 GREAT DAYS Sioux Center News Page 10 Thursday, August 9, 1962 EDUCATION DIST. (Continued from page 1) struction and The Rural Section of the National Education association. It is designed for the express purpose of informing lay and professional leadership about the proposed Iowa plan for Intermediate districts.

W. K. Price of Orange City, Sioux county's superintendent of schools, stated this week in regard to the meeting that "we in Sioux County should be taking steps to inform the public about this issue, and, in order to do so intelligently, we should have a group of key people who are themselves well- informed. Price suggested that Sioux county should be represented at the meeting by at least two cars of people. He said he will be attending if he can get a few others to go along.

Anyone interested in making the trip to Ames is requested to contact Price and state whether he wishes to go Thursday p.m. or Frider a.m. so that ride-sharing arrangements can be made. WIGWAM Drive-in-Theatre HAWARDEN, IOWA Friday Saturday August 10-11 PLUS TARZAN'S FIGHT FOR LIFE Sun. Man.

August 12-13-14 MITKOCOICH Wed. Thurs. August 15 16 (BUCK NITBS) (DOUBLE FEATURE) ESTEUEWINWOO GARUOCKWOOD ANNE HELM i.