The Independent from Hawarden, Iowa • Page 11

IRETON NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Tiedeman of Hull announce the arrival of a baby boy that weighed 8 Ibs. 11 oz. and was named Michael Harlaa, Grandparents are Mr.

and Mrs. Arie Ravers swaay and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Tiedeman of Hull. He has one sister, Janet, at home to welcome Lynn, small daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Jim Van Wyhe, was taken to the Orange City Hospital Monday after she was burned at her grandmother's home. Mrs. Van Wyhe was at the hsopital with an older daughter, Jane, who is a patient there. Mr.

and Mrs, Leonard Weasels and Mrs. Flossie Ehlers went to Knoxville, Iowa and brought Carl Ehlers home with them 0 Mr. Ehlers will be spending a couple of months at home from the Veterans Hospital in Knoxville. Mr. and Mrs.

Fred visited with Mrs. Clarence Heuer, Monday in the Sioux Center Hospital. Mrs. Ronald Bergers and Lo- nnle visited Wednesday at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Zalme. They also visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bushby in Hawar- Mr. and Mrs.

Peter Santema and Mrs. Bernice Miller took Mtss Francis NoontoSt Luke's Hospital In Sioux City last Thursday, Mrs. Clarence Heuer returned home Thursday from the Sioux Center Hospital, after major surgery. Mr. and Harms and Mr.

and Mrs, Fred Vand- erham left Friday for Denver and Colorado Springs, Colorado to visit members of their families there. Jerald Van Donge underwent surgery Friday morning at St. Luke's West Hospital in Sioux City. Mrs. Edna Marshall entered St.

Luke's West Hospital in Sioux City on Wednesday of last week. Mrs. Marie Satterlee returned home from Texas where she had visited her brothers and their families, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kluter called at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Peters-Tuesday evening. Bob Peters, Vermllllon.SaD, and Randy Roghair, student at Northwestern College in Orange City, went to Wayne, Nebraska Saturday to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Peters.

Mr. and Mrs, Marlin Eilts, Jr. have arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Eilts, Sr.

Marlin, Jr. has received his discharge from the Army. He was stationed at Ft. Rlley, Kansas, Mr. and Mrs.

Dale Twillman and Amy of Sioux City were Saturday afternoon visitors and supper guests of his mother, Mrs. Harold Twillman. Mrs. Bill De Vries, Jr. accompanied Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Cain and Mr. and Mrs. Fountain Cain, all of Hawarden to Greenwood, Wisconsin to visit their sister and daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs.

Donald Branstiter arid family. They also made th acquaintance of the new baby daughter of the Branstiters. Mr. and Mrs. David Meiifr- er, Du Bole, Nebraska, visited Sunday at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. George Rose. Mrs. Melster is a sister of George Rose. Mr.

and Mrs. George Rose and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hou- Iton called at the Orange City Hospital Sunday evening to visit with Mrs. Melvin Tarrel, who Is suffering from strokes.

Sunday visitors at the Raymond Rolphs home were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rolphs and family, Sioux City, Mr. and Mrs. David Jurgenson and family, Le Mars, Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer Hirshberg, Merril, Mr. and Mrfio Randall Rolphs and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Rolphs and family, all of Craig, Mr.

and Luverne Ahlers and sons, Sioux City. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ward and family and Mrs. Marie Voortman were Sioux Center callers Lloyd Simons underwent surgery last Thursday at St.

Joseph's Hospital in Sioux City. It is possible he may have to undergo more surgery later. Mr. Simons was injured in a power-take-off on his farm. Mr.

and Mrs. Art Hamming and family were Sunday dinner guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs, August Hamming of Sheldon. Mr. and Mrs.

Cornie Schipper, Gretchen and Jeffrey, Inwood, Iowa, were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Delbert Schipper, Sr. Jane Van Wyhe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Van Wyhe was taken to the Orange City Hospital Sunday.

Mr. Lige Mars suffered a light stroke last week, but is at home and recovering nicely. Mrs. Fred Zalme called at the home of her mother, Mrs. Etta Vande Pol Sunday afternoon, Other visitors included Mrs.

Martin Huckle, Roxame, Tori, Valorie and friend, Bnin- sville. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Janssen, Hawarden, visited In the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Ehlers Sunday evening. Sunday afternoon visitors at the Leonard Wessels home were Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Schouten, Boon, Iowa, Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Eilts and family, Akron, Iowa. Evening guests included Mr. and Mrs. Armin Wessels and family, Le Mars, and Mr. and Mrs.

Jim Lehrman and family of Strubleo Mrs. A. W. Bartlett, Sioux City, spent Saturday and sun- day at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Adolph Twillman.

Saturday evening guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kading, and Mrs. Ira Levering. They all enjoyed evening dinner at the Holland House in Sioux Center.

Sunday morning coffee guests at the home of Mr. andMrs, Herman Ten Napel were Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Ten Napel and family, Mr. andMrs.

Dennis Ten Napel and David, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Ten Napel, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Van Donge, Mr.

and Mrs, John Barinsky and Mark, of Hawarden, and Mrs. Bill Reuter, Le Mars. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Houlton, Charter Oak, Iowa, spent the weekend with her parents! Mr.

and Mrs. Loweel Larson, Hawarden, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Houlton and family. Bruce attended guard duty at Mapleton, Iowa on Sunday and will attend duty at Fc.

Campbell, Kentucky for eight weeks. Mrs Houlton went back to her teaching duties at Charter Oak, Iowa. Mrs. Russell Marshall returned home Saturday from St. Luke's Hospital in Sioux City.

She had surgery to remove some bone chips from her elbow, which she Injured earlier this winter, when she fell on some ice. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Vermillion, spent the weekend at her parents home, Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Aweln. Sunday they visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ping and with his grandmother, Mrs. Fern Ping, Blunt, who will be spending a few weeks with her sons, Bob and Jack and their families.

Mike Ping, idon, also visited his parents Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Larry De Ruyter have moved into the former Fred Van Schepen home in Ireton. The young couple was married about two weeks ago.

Mrs. Do Ruyter was the former Donna Beth Gosllnga of Orange City. Miss Belinda Eilts, student at Wayne State College, Wayne, Nebraska, spent the weekend at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Eilts.

On Sunday, Mrs. Bill Ellts, Belinda and Mary, and Mrs. Lawrence Eilts drove to Wayne, Nebraska where they attended the Wayne State College Band Concert at the Ranfey Theatre. Belinda is a member of the college BRIDAL SHOWER HELD: A miscellaneous shower was held Saturday, March 20 for Miss Kathy Sinkey, at the home of Mrs. Frank Sinkey.

Hostp esses were Mrs, Frank ey and Mrs. Jake Sinkey. Miss Sinkey is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Sinkey, Ashton, Iowa.

Guests included: Mrs. William Sinkey, Debra and Brenda of Ashton, Mrs. George Van Roekel, Mrs. Willis Schilling and Mrs. Howard Kuyper of Cheldon, Mrs.

Earl Cuperus of Hull, Mrs. Bob Attema of Yankton, Mrs. Ted Reipma of Sioux Center, Mrs. Larry Abbey, and Mrs. James DeBau- che of Sioux City, Mrs.

Harvey ObWnk and Mrs. Clarence Peters of Orange City, Mrs, Peter Sinkey and Mrs, art of Hawarden, Mrs. Abe Van Roekel and Joni of Council Bluffs. Lunch was served after opening the gifts. Miss Sinkey will become the bride of Harlan Kuyper of Sheldon.

The wedding will be held in the First Reformed Church in Sheldon on April 7. MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER A miscellaneous shower was held Sunday for Miss Sue Walker at the home of Mrs, Lee HemmJngson in Le Mars were Mrs. Lee Hemming- Linda and Nancy. Gue- Included Mrs. Gerrit Van Wyhe, Yvonne Van Alfred Lynn Walker, Mrs.

Darwin Walker, all of Ireton, Mrs. Al Sandvig, Hudson, S. 0 Mrs. Bud Bennett, Hawarden, Mrs. Joel Hoflund, Mrs, Gene Gabel, Sioux City and the future bride to be, MlM Sue Walker, Mlu Walker will become the bride of Alan Sanvig, Hudson on May 1.

NEW BIRTHS: and Mrs. Ronnie Maa announce the arrival of a baby boy Saturday, March 27 that weighed 6 Ibi and 4 oz. He hai been named Jamey Lee. Grandparents are Mr, and Mrs 0 Russell Ireton, and Mr, and Mrs. Guy Harkneii, Akron, la.

Great grandparents are Guy Hark- nesig Elk Point, Dick Frerl- cks, Akron and Mr. and Mrs. Boy Knecht, Elk Point. OBITUARIES: Funeral services were held Monday, March 22 at St, Pauls Lutheran Church in Ireton for Mr. Harry Johnson.

Mr. Johnson's body was found outside his home ty his son-in-law, Mr. Walt Peters. It was thought that Mr. Johnson had shoveled his way out to the garage after the raging snowstorm which hit Iowa last week.

Burial was in Pleasant Hill Cemetery. He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Walter (Mildred) Peters, and Mrs. Melvin(Huth) Gearke, Le Mars; one son, Raymond, Sioux City; 13 grandchildren and 11 greatgrandchil- He was preceded in death ty his wife and one son, Alvin. Funeral services were held for Mr.

Walter Bleeker, March 27 at the Cooperative Funeral Home in Sioux Center. He passed away at his home of an apparent heart Mr, Bleeker was born July 23, 1915, Sheldon. He married Gertrude Vande Zandsch- ulp July 23, 1940 at Maurice and they farmed near Ireton, Survivors include his widow, sons, Gary of Kansas, Jim at home. Dr. nie of Sioux Center; daughters, Karen at home, and Miss Marcia of Estherville; brothers, Dick, Lawrence, Cornelius, and John all of Sioux Center, William of Maurice, Clarence of Grand Rapids, Michigan; sisters, Mrs.

Maurice (Lucy) Van Voorst, Mrs William (Lena) Clark, both of Fort Meyers, Florida and two grandchildren. United Methodist Church Dr. G. S. Bruland, Pastor Sunday: 9:30 Worship service 10:30 Sunday school 1:30 Confirmation class Monday: 7:30 April 15, WSCS meets at the home of Mrs.

Fred Zalme; program leader, Mrs. V. Morey First Reformed Church Harold Lenters, Pastor Sunday: 00 Temple time Radio KLEM 9:30 Morning worship 10.50 Sunday school 10:50 Membership class 7:00 RCYF Wednesday: 7:30 Lenten service Thursday: 7:00 Catechism 00 Senior choir Saturday: 9:30 Catechism 10:30 Intermediate Choir Christian Reformed Church John H. Rubingh, Pastor Sunday: 9:30 Morning service Sunday school following 2:00 Afternoon service April 4: Second service begins in the evening at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 7: Western Annual Promotional Dinner at the Western Gym at 7:00 p.m., Price $3.60 per person.

If interested, callMrs. Jay Broek or Mrs. Duane Van Wyhe. St. Paul Lutheran Church Rev.

Wo Anacker, Pastor Sunday. 7:00 a mo This is the Life on TV Channel 9 9:00 a.m 0 Divine worship service 10; 00 a.m. Sunday school and Bible classes Monday: 3 Altar Gutld 7:30 0 m. Library Committee Tuesday: 1:30 p.m. New Testament History Study Group Wednesday Bible class 3-8 a Announce for Holy Communion Thursday: 7:30 Maunday Thursday Worship Service with Holy Communion Friday: 7:30 a Good Friday Worship service with all Sunday school children singing.

Saturday No religion classes St John's Lutheran Church Rev. Anacker, Pastor Sunday: 15 a.m. The Good Shep- The new gas dryer. (with permanent press setting) Isn't it about time you replaced your old gas dryer with a new permanent press gas dryer? Wash anything, anytime. The new gas dryer will keep up with the biggest automatic mu washer.

Ifs faster." Gas.The Premium Northern Natural Gas Company The pipeline serving Natural Gas to your local gas company herd Hour on KSCJ 9:30 a 0 m. Sunday school and Bible classes 10:30 a.m. Divine Worship service 12:30 p.m. The Lutheran Hour on radio KMNS 1:30 p.nu Voters 6:15 p.nu Walther League sing at Heritage home Wednesday: 2:00 p.m. Good News Study group Thursday: 7:30 Maundy Thursday worship service at St.

Pauls Friday: 7:30 p.m. Good Friday worship service at St. Paul's Saturday: No religion classes WARM WEATHER FASHION SHOW Warmer weather is on the way, but before buying new clothes for the children, take a look at what's on hand. It migjht be fun to have a fashion show with children modeling their clothes for spring and summer. While they are modeling, see how the clothes fit and what alterations need to be made suggests Ethel aker, Extension Home Economist.

Dresses that are too long or too short can be hemmed. Another way tolenghtenadress is to band of contrasting trim around the bottom. If a dress or blouse is too tight across the shoulders, It might be possible to cut out the sleeves. Pants and jeans that are too short can be cut off for warm- weather shorts 8 The sleeves on a boy shirt can be shortened. If the younger children object to wearing hand-me-downs, perhaps the old clothes can be made to seem like new Adding trim or an iron-on decoration might do the trick.

After seeing what the children will be able to wear, make a list of the things that they will need. By making a list and sticking to it while shopping, you should be able to save money on clothing purchases. Spring fashions have the "civilized" look. This is the term designers coined for the classic, soft, and feminine styles that are the look of this season. The extreme styles of the past seasons are termed "savage." What do civilized clothes look like? Shirtdressei, blazers, longer jacket suits, skirts in soft fabrics with soft details.

BIG SPRINGS NEWS Big Springs Baptist Church Win. Hoyt, Pastor Thursday: 7:30 p.m. Midweek service and special missions meeting with George Halb. Friday: 7:30 Missions meeting with Rev, Kalb in Alcester Saturday: 7:30 Combined CYF party at Dalesburg with Art Lewis of Bethel in charge 9:00 a.m. Boy's Club Sunday: 10:00 sum.

Palm Sunday services and communion 11:00 a.m. Sunday school 6:30 p.m. Jr. Choir practice 7:30 Evening service and film "Dawn of Victory." Wednesday: 7:30 Midweek service and choir practice GMG Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Newman and Peggy visited in the Dick Merrick home last week. Friday evening the Boa Johnsons, Andrew Eggens and Art Sundstroms were visitors in the Burdette Sundstrom home in observance of the birthday of Mrs. Sundstrom. Carl Ericson was also among the neighbors that gathered in the Clarence Medema Tuesday evening the rence Leafstedts and Howard Johnsons brought supper to the Russell Johnson borne in observance of their wedding anniversary. Mr.

and Mrs. HaioM Bergdale were Sunday supper guests in the Herbert Bergdale home. Sunday dinner guests in the Sam Fiick borne were Mr. and Mrs. Glen Lounsberry and the Gene Spraul family.

Sunday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Swansea and Pastor and Mrs. Hoyt and Sean were lunch guests in the Bernard Wiksen Mr. and Mrs.

Larry Johnson and family were guests in the Russell Johnson home for coffee Friday evening after the basketball game. The Lawrence Leafstedt family and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bergdale were supper guests Friday evening in the Sam Frick home. Lynn Frick and Scott Mlehs were weekend guests.

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew en visited in the Bon Johnson Sunday Mr. and Mrs. George inson were Sunday supper guests in the Melvin Harders home.

The Art Olsons and Raljph Johnsons spent last weekend with their families in New Brighton, Minnesota. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Harders visited in the David Hass home in Morningside last Sunday. FERTILIZER Fertilizer prices are working upward after showing a general decrease during the past decade.

This observation was made by Bob Wisner, extension economist at Iowa State University. "It appears that the average cost per ton this spring will be around 6 to 10 percent higher than a year ago. Factors contributing to higher prices are increased waged in manufacturing and distribution and higher costs for materials and freight," he said. i UNITED METHODIST CHURCH HAWAftDEN, IOWA I I Chili Supper I APRIL 7 from 5:00 to 7:00 Stidtiti to Jr. High 75 Adilts $1.25 SPRING SPECIAL COATS SMART SHOP REX SAYS THESE CARS HAVE BEEN HERE TOO LONG SO DON'T MISS THE DEALS WE ARE GIVING TO GET OUR INVENTORY DOWN.

I A 1967 CHRYSLER 4-Door HarJiop. Power steering Air Conditioning Power Brakes 1967 CHEVROLET CHEV5LLE 4-Door Station Wagon V-8 Engine Automatic Transmission 1966 FORD CUSTOM 500 4-Door Sedan V-8 Engine (near new) Automatic Transmission 1965 FORD LTD, 4-Door Sedan Power Steering 3rakes Air Conditioning Choice of 2 1965 FORD CUSTOM 500 4-Door Sedan V-8 Automatic Transmission 1964 FORD 4-Door Sedan V-3 Automatic A little rough, but runs good 1964 CHEVROLET IMPALA 2-Door Hardtop Rough but Cheap 1963 FORD GALAXIE 500, 4-Door Sedan V-8 Automatic Power Steering on one, Choice of Two 1962 FORD FAIRLANE 4-Door Sedan V-8 Automatic 1962 FORD FALCON Station Wagon 6 Cylinder 3 Speed TRANSMISSION 1962 FORD 4-Door Sedan 6 Cylinder Automatic. Some Body Damage PRICED TO SELL 1955 CHEVROLET 4-Door Sedan 6 Cylinder Automatic WWIVet PICK-UPS 1967 FORD Yz Ton V-8 3 Speed Transmission 1966 FORD Yz Ton V-8 3 Speed Transmission 1966 International Ya Ton 4 Speed V-8 1964 FORD '2 Ton 6 Cylinder New Engine- Short Boy CHOICE OF TWO 4 Wheel Drive Willys Pick-ups WE ARE STILL TRYING TO HOG ALL THE DEALS. WEATHER WAS TOO BAD, WE DIDN'T GIVE MUCH BACON AWAY. 1 Pound Bacon with every demonstration ride 5 Pound can ham with purchase of a new or used auto.

These offers good up to April I0th NO REASONABLE OFFERS REFUSED TRVESDELl MOTOR INC. HAWAIDEN, inflRLHIVE.