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am a a Society John Kooikers to teach in Higashi Kurume, Japan Mr. and Mrs. John J. Koolker have signed contracts to teach at the Christian Academy in Japan during the 1972 73 academic year. John will be the senior math teacher and junior high basketball coach and Sherry will be teaching the fifth and sixth grades on a half-time basis.

The Christian Academy in Japan is located about 30 miles northwest of Tokyo in the quiet city of HigashiKurume. The purpose of the academy is to provide a Christian education in the English language for the children of the evangelical missionary community. The school includes grades one The six sponsoring mission organizations include The Evangelical Alliance Mission. The Oriental Missionary Society, the Christian Reformed Board of Foreign Missions, the Far Eastern Gospel Crusade, the Conservative Baptist Foreign Mission Society and the Evangelical Covenant Church Board of Missions. John and Sherry have been living in Clay Center, Kansas, where Sherry has taught sixth grade for the past two years.

John has completed two years of graduate work at Kansas State University at Manhattan, where his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Kooiker, Boyden, Iowa, recently attended graduation ceremonies, and enjoyed a week's stay with their children in Clay Center. Sherry, Sheryl White prior to June 26, 1971, hails from Miltonvale, Kansas, and is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Emery R. Eklund, Jr. The couple will be leaving for Japan on August 29 from San Francisco. Amy and Daryl honored Miss Amy Landman of Hull and Mr.

Daryl Grooters of Boyden were honored Saturday night, June 3, at the L. V. Grooter's home. Hostesses were aunts of the prospective groom. These aunts through twelve, and the curriculum is quite similar to that of any American Christian School.

The student body is comprised of about 450 students, approximately 420 of which are children of missionaries. One third of the students come from the six missions which own and operate the school; the others represent nearly thirty additional missions. The nations represented in the student body include the United States, Canada, Australia, Holland, Ireland, New Zealand, China, Korea and Japan. Approximately 100 students are boarders, and the others commute daily, usually by train. VOTE FOR FATHER ATTA FARAH CAMPUS SHIRTS HAGGAR JOCKEY 3 Regular or Knit SLACKS with from $3.98 from $14.00 2: Double Knit Purchase WEMBLY TIES Snap-on or Self-tie from $3.50 HANES JOCKEY DAD'S CERTIFICATES UNDERWARE THE GREATEST DAD'S Are real White and Assorted Colors CHOICE! Pop FAMILY CLOTHIERS Too! HULL, IOWA PAY LESS FOR BESTin LEA ATS FRESH Ground Beef.

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JUNE 16 17 I Bologna SMIT SON, INC. I PHONE 725-2351 BOYDEN, IOWA were Mildred Blumeyer, Cornelia Kosters, Harriet Vande Hoef, Matilda Vander Maten and Marlys Hector. Guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Richard Landman and sons, Hull; Mr.

and Mrs. John Kosters and family, Sioux Center; Mr. and Mrs. Rich Vande Hoef and Brian, Harris; Mrs. Mildred Blumeyer, Sheldon; Mr.

and Mrs. Dennis Vande Hoef and family, Harris; Mrs. Ben Grooters, Boyden; Mrs. Ruth Hospers; Mr. Herman Vander Maten, Orange City; Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Hector and family, Sheldon; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hatting, Ashton; Mr. and Mrs.

Adrian Lucas and Kathy, Primghar; Mr. and Mrs. Larry Landman, Doon; Mrs. Jenny Jansma, Orange City; Mr. and Mrs.

Bob Hagey, Sioux Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Unable to attend, but sending gifts were Dr.

and Mrs. Ronald Grooters and Dawn, Dcs Moines; Mrs. Kathryn Grooters, Orange City; Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hagerty, Allson; Dr.

and Mrs. Harry Hansen, Marshalltown; Miss Vander Maten, Sioux City; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Morgen, Sturgis, S. Mrs.

Martha McIntyre, Sioux City. Amy and Daryl will be married on June 30. Approaching Marriage Miss Sue Green, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Green of Boyden, Iowa, announces the approaching marriage to Mr.

Marty Arnold, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Arnold, of Lebanon, Pa. Sue is a graduate of Iowa State University and currently employed by L.

S. Ayres and of Indianapolis. fiance is a student at Purdue University, In-" dianapolis Extension. The wedding will be late summer at Holcomb Gardens, Butler University, in Indianapolis. Larry Bylsma receives Degree from Sioux Empire College Larry Bylsma of Hull received an Associate of Arts Degree from Sioux Empire College in Hawarden on Wednesday, June 7, 1972, during the college's fifth annual commencement exercise.

Sioux Empire College is a two year junior college. The commencement exercises were held in the Associated Church in Hawarden. Dr. Al Hudek, Dean of Sioux Empire College, presented the candidates for their degrees while Don Hummel, Board of Directors Secretary, presented the students with their degrees, Graduates from Power Lineman Course at NIVS Jeff Vande Griend, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Jarace Vande Griend, graduated from the Power Lineman course at Northwest Iowa Vocational School on May 31. He is now employed by D. E. R. E.

located at Estherville, Iowa and is living in Milford, lowa. Te Slaa Family Reunion June 21 The Te Slaa family reunion will be held on Wednesday, June 21, in the Hull Park. In case of rain, we will meet in the Community Building. There will be a potluck supper at 6:30 p.m. Harold Schaffer's surprised on 50th Anniversary The neighbors had a surprise on Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Schaffer for their 50th anniversary, June 5 in the Hull Park. Those that came were Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hibma, Mr.

and Mrs. Case Slothouber, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Donkersloot son, Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Hoksbergen and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rozeboom and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Lou Van Batavia, Mr.

and Mrs. Marvin Green, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ver Doorn, Mrs. Bev Colsrud.

Mr. and Mrs. Merlin De Boer were unable to attend. Cleveringa Reunion to be June 21 The Cleveringa reunion will be held in the east shelter house at the Rock Valley Park in the evening at 7:00 p.m. on Wednesday, June 21.

There will be a pot luck lunch. 5 Area Students make Dean's List at Northwestern One hundred sixty-six students at Northwestern College, Orange City, Iowa, were named to the Dean's List for the second semester of the 1971 72 academic year, Dean Roy Wilbee announced. One hundred thirty-nine earned a 3.3 to 3.9 average. From this area, they include: Glenda J. Bonnema, Howard G.

Boote, Darrell Stange, Rhonda L. Hospers, Ilillene Kraayenbrink. Sioux Center Site of Old Time 4TH of July Picnic An old style Fourth of July picnic will take place at the Business Buildings For Sale Cement block and steel business building for sale in Hull. This building has established tenants netting return on investments. If you are looking for a sound investment, check this out.

We have a wide selection of building lots for sale in Hull various sizes and prices. Check with us today 4 DE GROOT HE REAL HULL, IOWA Sioux Center Central Park on July 4, 1972, at 10:30 a.m. The speakers will be Maurice Te Paske (Mayor of Sioux Center) and Dr. P. Y.

De Jong. Special music and community singing will be a part of the program. Some refreshments will be sold. Plan to attend take a picnic dinner along and stay for the afternoon. There will be organized sports for children and young people as well as a film for both young and old.

The event is sponsored by. the National Association of Christian Political Action (NACPA), Luverne to be Site of Flower Show June 18 The 16th Annual Flower Show, "The Greening" will be presented by the Moccasins of Luverne, local flower design group, Sunday, June 18 at 1 to 7 p.m., at the Northwestern State Bank, with paintings by Mary Renfro, weavings and ceramics by Mark Matson, Macrame by Helen Stager, exotic plants by Dr. Okarski, flowers from Briggs' Iris Garden and the Local Art Show at Luverne Federal Savings and Loan, with coffee at Hinkly House served by VFW Auxiliary. The public is cordially invited to attend. Pearl Bisgard graduates Mrs.

Pearl Bisgard graduated from the University of South Dakota at Springfield from the secretarial area of the school. Out of 50 applicants, Mrs. Bisgard was selected to be the secretary for the University of Springfield, S. D. Going for her graduation, to honor her, was Mr.

and R. L. Green Boyden, Mrs. S. C.

Green of Sheldon, Miss Janet Green of Sioux Falls. Mrs. Bisgard is the former Pearl Green, daughter of the R. Green's of Boyden. Mrs.

Smeller to hold Recital Mrs. Scott Sneller was hostess for a piano recital Friday afternoon. Students taking part were Kevin, Keith, Debbie Rohlfs, Steve and Judy Vermeer, Ricky Hollander, Lisa Hulst, Julie Starkenberg, Barbara Vander Maaten and Denise Boote. Adopted Parents Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Cuperus of Hull became the proud adopted parents of Miss Kimberly Sue weighed on 6 June 13. Kim- oz. at birth and is welcomed home by her brother, Lynn Evan Cuperus. Area Births Mr. and Mrs.

Marvin Heemskerk of Boyden are the proud parents of a baby boy. He weighed 8 7 oz, and born at the Sheldon hospital. lie was named Wade Alan and was born Sunday, June 11. He has a sister, Julie, to welcome him. Grand parents are Mrs.

Alice Reitsma of Sanborn and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Heemskerk of Boyden. Mr. and Mrs.

Don Oostenink are the parents of a baby boy, born on June 8 in the Sioux Center hospital. The little lad weighed 9 oz. at birth and has been named Brian Lee. He has a brother, Lance Alan, to welcome him. The mother is the former Joyce Eppinga.

The grand parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ben Eppinga of Rock Valley and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Oostenink of Hull, Mr.

and Mrs. Bernie Mulder of Hawarden are the parents of a born June 9, the Sioux Center hospital. He weighed 8 2 oz. at birth and has been named Bryan Dale. The mother is the former Linda Ten Haken.

The little lad is welcomed by a sister, Teresa, and a brother, Terry, who are spending a few days with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Ten Haken. ROCK RAPIDS To Mr. and Mrs.

Ronald Post of Doon, a girl on Index-Reporter May 13. The mother is the former Karen Van Veldhuizen. SIOUX CENTER Born to Mr. and Mrs. Glenn De Jong of Hull, their first child, Christopher Scott, on May 26.

Mrs. De Jong is the former Glenda Krommendyk of Hull. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Van Maanen of Hull on the birth of their first child, Pamela Joy on May 25.

Mrs. Van Maanen is the former Audrey Bakker of rural Hull. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Glen Tiedeman of Hull on May 26 their first child, Michelle Jo.

Mrs. Tiedeman is the former Kaye Mulder. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Eppinga of Rock Valley, a son, Scott Allen, on May 25.

Born to Mr. and Mrs. Rich Klarenbeek of Sioux Center, a daughter, Julianne Renae on May 25. SHELDON Born to Mr. and Mrs.

Thursday, June 15, 1972 (page Richard Cardin, Sheldon a girl, Ruth Ann. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Van Gorp, Sheldon, a boy, Robert Dale. A girl on May 31 to Mr.

and Mrs. Glen Brockshus of Melvin, named Diane Marie. To Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hinkey of Sanborn, a boy on June 1, named Ross William.

To Mr. and Mrs. Earl Martin of Sheldon, a girl, Jalayne Joy, on June 3. A boy on June 4, Christopher Michael, to Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Reiter of Ocheyedan. To Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Schiphoff of Melvin, a girl, born May 9, named Angela Jo. To Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Groninga of Sheldon, a boy, born May 10, named Timothy Michael. A girl, born May 12, to Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Van Riesen, on May 12, named Shanda Mae.

To Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sauer of Granville, a boy, on May 12, named Kirk Joseph. Save now with New Holland Purchase Plan END NEW HOLLAND Buy a New Holland garden tractor during June or July. and you'll pay no finance charges until March I.

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303.. 2. NESTLES CHOC. CHIPS 12 OZ. 49 DEL MONTE CATSUP.20 oz.

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