The Sioux County Index from Hull, Iowa • Page 5

Index-Reporter Thursday, July 27,1972 (page 5) 1 Society ED SCNOLTENS TO CEIFIEBRATE 25TU rsSfiSSSa, WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Mrs. John Hoksbergem, Doon; Mrs. Henry Hoksbergen, Boyden; Mrs. Donald Hoksbergen, Hull. Sharon will be the bride of Marv Winkel, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Wm. Winkel from Geroge, on July 28 at the First Reformed Church in Hull. PLAN SPRING WEDDING Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Scholten of Hull, Iowa, will be celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary with an open house in the First Christian Reformed Church basement, August I at 7:30 p.m. A program will be given at approximately 8:00 p.m. Hosting the event will be their children: Ed win and Natalie Brummel; Roger and Betty Vande Briend; Glenn and La Donna Vander Ark, Lorna, Debra and Edward. All friends, neighbors, and relatives are cordially invited. The couple requests no gifts please.

BRIDALSHOWER FOR SHARON TE SLAA Miss Sharon Te Slaa was a guest of honor of a Bridal shower at the parent's home of Gerrit H. Te Slaa. Host- esses were Mrs. Howard Te Slaa, Mrs. Cleo Te Slaa and Mrs.

Clarence Gorter of Sioux Falls. Guests were: Mrs. Wm. Winkel, George; Mrs. Wm.

Te Slaa, Clifford Te Slaa, Hull; Mrs. Leo Starkenburg, Boyden; Mrs. Fred W. Cleveringa, Sioux Center; Mrs. John Van Riesen, Sioux Center; Mrs.

Gorden McKinstrey, Orange City; Mrs. Johanna Van Marel, Sioux Center; Mrs. Wayne De Weerd, Sioux Center; Mrs. Arie Van Marel, Steen, Mrs. Alvin Van Marel, Luverne, Mrs.

Arnold Van Marel, Boyden; Mrs. Berwyn Van Otterloo, Rock Rapids; Mrs. Bill Kollis, Rock Valley; Van Marel, Orange City; Mrs. Creston Hoekstra, Sheldon; Mrs. Clarence Cleveringa, Sioux Center; Mrs.

Gerald Zylstra, Hull; Mrs. Stan Zylstra, Hull; Mrs. Peter Pollema, Inwood; Mrs. Jim The engagement of Evonne Vande Burgt to Jerry Wielenga, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Louis N. J' Wielenga of Orange City, is announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Vande Burgt of Hull. Evonne is a 1971 graduate of Western Christian High School and attended Dordt College for I year.

She is now employed as secretary for De Stigter Bros, of Sioux Center. Jerry is a 1970 graduate of Maurice-Orange City High School and also graduated from the N.I.V.S. carpentry course. He is now employed at the Farmer's Elevator in Maurice. A spring wedding is planned.

TRY AN INDEX WANT AD Vote Fov (x) Walter Warntjes REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR 4th District Supervisor Sioux County Iowa issues in the hands of the elected use of road equipment materials used by county in county (Your vote appreciated) PAY LESS FOR THE, PRICES EFFECTIVE FRI. SAT. JULY 28, 29 WELL'S BLUE BUNNY FLAVORS SHERBETS ICE CREAM GROUND BEEF $1 $1 CHOICE ROUND STEAK WHOLE OR HALF LB. ERYALAT ARE ATTENDING ORIENTATION AT ISU ing locations. Attending these orientation meetings are Jay De Zeeuw, Arlan Moss and Marlen D.

Van Otterloo, all of Hull. Jay will be a freshma in the College of Sciences and Humanities and Arlan and Mar- len will be enrolling in the College of Agriculture, Marlin as a sophomore. God gives every bird it's food, but he does not throw it into the nest. Mr. and Mrs.

David Smolley Miss Bernice Stegeman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stegeman of Boyden, and Mr. David Smolley, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Jay Smolley of Clarkfield, Minnesota, were united in marriage in a 2:00 p.m. ceremony on Saturday, July 8th at the St. John Lutheran Church at rural Boyden. The Rev. Otto Iszler was the officiating pastor.

The couple left on an extended honeymoon trip to northern Minnesota and the eastern states. In the fall, they will reside in La Crosse, Wisconsin, where the groom is engaged in teaching. WINTER WEDDING Mrs. Don Van Ommeren, Mrs. Scott Sneller, Mrs.

Josie Fiihr, Mrs. Bill Rosenboom, Mrs. Cornie De Roon and Mrs. John Doorenbos. WELCOME HOME SUPPER HELD FOR HENRY WISSINK'S A welcome home supper was held at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Klaassen for Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wissink, who returned after a trip to Holland. Guests for the evening was honored couple, Mr.

and Vts. Wissink; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bouma; Mr. and Mrs.

Arie Bomgaars; Mr. and Mrs. Paul khelling and Helen and Paula. NAMED TO DORDT DEAN'S LIST Three people from the Hull area have been named to the Dean's List at Dordt College for second semester aca- demic achievement. To be named to the Dean's List, a student must have attained a 3.30 or better grade point average for the semester.

They are Sharon Blankespoor, Verlyn De Wit, Karen Westra. Sharon Blankespoor is a 1969 graduate of Western Christian High and was a junior at Dordt this past year. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry G.

Blankespoor, Box 78, Boyden. Verlyn is also a 1969 graduate of Western Christian High and was a junior at Dordt this past year. He is the son of Harold De Wit, Hull. Karen graduated from Dordt this spring and received her B.A. Degree in English.

She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Westra, RR 2, Box 80, Hull Mr, and Mrs. Gerrit Dc. jeslag'er of Orange 'Cit a re happy to announce the engage-" ment of their daughter, Nancy, to Jeff Vande Griend of Milford, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Jerace Vande Griend of Hull. Nancy is a 1972 graduate of Unity Christian. Jeff is a 1971 graduate of Western, 1972 graduate of N.I.V.S. of Sheldon and now is employed at D.E.K.

Estherville R.E.C. A December wedding is being planned. VOWS SPOKEN Mrs. Anna Mae Bos of Sheldon and Mr. Arthur Goeringer of Hull were united in marriage on July 24 at the Little Brown Church of Nashua, Iowa.

They will be at home in Sheldon, following a short wedding trip to the Black Hills of S. D. NEIGHBORHOOD GET TOGETHER FOR DOMINOWSKTS The neighborhood got together and welcomed Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Dominowski and family and, at the same time, said farewell to Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Van Aa Is burg and girls at the Sheldon park on July 12. Besides the honored guests, those present were: Mr. and Mrs. John Ver Meer and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest Olson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Norven Winter and family, Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Uitten- bogaard and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Blankers and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Blankers, Mr.

and Mrs. Alvin Holtrop and family, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Ver Meer and family, Mr. and Mrs.

Harlan Steffe and family and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ver Meer and family. RAYME JO IS 6 Mrs. Sherri Stephens entertained a group of little folk at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Smit on July 19 on Wednesday afternoon. Guests were Doug and Kevin Van Roekel, Lynn Rae and Lorie and Rhonda Sneller, Rhonda Steuven, Lisa and Julie Moret, Julie De Roon, Susie and Peter Van Omrnei- en, Julie and Warren Fjihr, Doug Reuvers, Jeannee and Carla and Sue Cambier of Alton, Lucy Block of Alton, Doug Kittn of Eureka, Additional coffee guests were Mrs. Lena Reiugnk pf Spencer, Mrs. David Kilia of Eureka, KAMMLADE HOME Mrs.

Esther Baxter and Mrs. Martha Walton of Santa Anna, California, are spending a week with their aunt and uncle Ernest Kammlade in their home. They will return to their homes on Sun. PETER SIETSTRA ATTENDS MANAGEMENT PREPARATION SESSION Peter Sietstra, Assistant Manager of Farmers Coop Oil Association of Boyden, Iowa, is attending a 3 day management preparation session July 18, 19 and 20 at Farmland Industries School in Kansas City, Missouri. Farmland Industries School is the center of training for employees of local cooperatives from throughout Mid- America.

Students are selected by local managers and sent to the center, where they are trained to better serve the members of the local cooperatives that own Farmland Industries. The school is a modem facility situated on a 24 acre wooded campus about ten miles north of downtown Kansas City. Forty different subjects are taught at the school, involving nearly 2,000 students per year. Instructors for the classes are specialists in feed, fertilizer, petroleum, farm supplies and other product areas from Farmland's headquarters office in Kansas City. This session was one of nine sessions that make up the Management Preparation Program.

The program is designed to prepare participants for increased management responsibility. MARRIAGE LICENSES IN SIOUX COUNTY Robert G. Vos, 28, Huntsville, Alabama Marcia L. Ten Clay, 26, Orange City Nprbert Bradley, 21, Orange City Vera De Boer, 21, Orange City David Adolph Erickson, 20, Matlock Phyllis Ann Son), 18, Matlock Orange City CosrlotteKaye Marlen Van Otterloo Students who will be incoming freshmen at Iowa State University in September have been attending orientation meetings on the campus this past week. The two-day sessions were devoted to aptitude and placement tests, visits with coun- and planning class "schedules for fall quarter.

While on campus, students and their parents lived in university Residence halls and had their meals in the residence hall food service facilities if they chose. Tours of departments were slated for students in order that they might become familiar with classroom and laboratory locations. In the evening, students attended fraternity and church orientation programs. By attending orientation sessions, they have more free time during the first days of the school year to become familiar with the campus and build- FLIES can't resist PURINA FLY BAIT Scatter it where flies gather. It attracts houseflies, kills even resistant strains quickly.

Long-lasting and low-cost, it's safe and easy to use. Get Purina Fly Bait in the big 10 or 25 pound for "low-cost farm use. QUALITY FARM SUPPLY BOYDEN, IOWA JULY FAST HOME PERMANENT EXTRA STRENGTH I $1.19 VALUE GENUINE VANQUISH ELEF 57 ASPIRIN i 3 JOHNSON BABY ST. JOSEPH BABY 73 $1.09 CREST TOOTH PASTE 73 $4.96 VALUE BOTTLES ASPIRIN 39 JOHNSON BABY OIL $2.90 VALUE CALCIUM WITH VITAMIN 69' 29' 99' 1.66 99' 99 $1.25 TAME SUPER SIZE SCOPE MOUTH WASH $2.35 ADORN MISSBRECK HAIR SPRAY 1.69|HAIR SPRAY 89 $1.65 HEAD SHOULDERS SHAMPOO $1.33 VITALISHAIR DRESSING $2.19 NOXZEMA SUNBURN SPRAY $1.49 CUTTER INSECT REPELLENT 1.19 $3.50 AYOS REDUCING I $1.49 REXALL ANT ROACH CANDY $1.98 STRIP I PACKAGE NO PEST 37' MENNEN SKIN PHISOHEXSKIN 97' 99 99 HULL DRUC.