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aiate Historical hiuuainr Newspapers" untx Vol. 86 No. 24 Return Postage Guaranteed HULL'S PIONEER NEWSPAPER Hull, Iowa 51239 Thursday, July 14, 1966 Fourth of July In Boy den The following is the Hull schedule or the Summer Swimming Program, vhich wiU begin July IS at Rock Valey. This year we have a record enrollment with 312 children having regis- ered. 190 of these are beginners and dvanced beginners (who need the use of the shallow end of the pool) some younger children had to be scheduled for 7:45 classes this year.

Please check your instruction sheet which was handed out with the reg- stration blanks at school in May) for necessary details. All children will get on the buses at the south entrance (note change rom last year) of the Hull Public school. Designation means no bus. The 4th of July was very hot, but all in all the crowd was not what a fellow could call small. The high point was the dunking tank where men, girls and boys took their turn.

The Betterment Committee lunch stand had a fine business for which they wish to thank each and every one for all the donations of food, since it was all going toward one goal our new community building. Some fine ball games were played, morning, afternoon and evening. -They resulted as follows: in the morn ing Hull and Boyden played, and Hull took Boyden 8 to followed by a girls' game when Hospers took Sibley 17 to 5 and Boyden took Sanborn 19 to 5. In the afternoon, Mouw and Den Hartog of Sheldon took Boyden Blue Grass team 11 to 4. In the nals at night, Boyden girls played the Hospers girls, which was a good game and Boyden took Hospers 15 to 12.

The Mouw and Den Hartog team took the Hull All Stars 7 to 1. Jack Ver Steeg of Orange City umpired all of the games. The evening events were closed with a large fire-works display. Shelter House at Hull The shelter house at the Hull park may now Ije reserved for family gatherings or picnics, according to a report of the Park Commissioners and Town Council. A charge of $2.00 is being made to reserve the -building, and details concerning reservation may be obtained at the Town Clerk's office.

Reservation is also to ibe made at the Clerk's office. Two More Wins For Hull Girls! On June 30, the Hull girls traveled to Rock Valley. Here, the girls met a good hitting team. In this game, the girls had balanced hitting, with Jan Brunsting hitting a triple and Vel Cuperus credited with a home run. Shirley Van Engen had five strike outs.

The girls won with the score 13-6. Tuesday night, the girls again met with the Hospers girls. Shirley Van Engen had nine strike outs. The final score was Hull 7, Hospers 3. The next game will be in Hull on Tuesday night (July 19) with Rock Valley.

Game time is 730. Hull School Reunion Was la Great Day For Many Former Students July 2, 1966, was a happy day for many former students of Hull High School when they gathered for a reunion of members of the graduating class of 1891 (the first in the history of the school) to and including the Class of 1931. The day began shortly after 1:00 p.m. when a registration or rather general meeting of schoolmates toot place in the Hull park. There manj Hull High students who had not seen each other for many years, jus plainly became one great "family," visiting and renewing acquaintance and talking about old times.

Following cool, refreshing lemonade and cookies, many toured the school building, and others visited in places and with old friend in town. At six-thirty one hundred sixt; graduates, teachers, classmates an their wives husbands, gather ed at the banquet room in the Hull Community Memorial Building, account was re HULL'S SUMMER SWIM SCHEDULE Leave Hull at 7:30 Swim at 7:45 Bus Wo. 13 Advanced Swimmers (6) Svelyn Evertse Judy Bylsma VTvella Garde Rozi Gorzeman Pat Roetman Rachel Kraai Advanced Beginners (30) Ranae Jansma Brenda Miedema Edwin Westra Jack Kempers De Boer Terry Griend orm De Boer Arlyn Keizer Parian Hulst Larry Keizer Shannon Hulst Laura Visser ora Koele Wesley Kooiker Debra Sipma Allan Bolkema Ida Schaaf David Pluim Aletha Koele Betty Bylsma Sharon Schneider Tim Schepen Peggy Bylsma Karen De Groot Vlarilee Ginkel Barbara Marra Dean Oostra (Brian De Jong Cliff Bonestroo Greg Stouwe Beginners (26) Jansma Jansma Westra Harlan Moss Neleatha Moss Cyn Stouwe Dabra Westphal Gary Anderson Wanda Bomgaars Honald Smit Boyden Pee Wee Baseball Results and Standings Results of the Boyden Pee Wee ibaseball games of the past week are as follows: Yanks 19 Braves 9 Cards 9 Twins 3 Twins 9 Yanks 8 Braves 3 Cards 0 League Standings: Yanks 4 2 Cards 3 3 Twins 3 3 Braves 2 4 Other games Boyden Pee Wees 5 over Ashton Pee Wees 4. Boyden Wee Wees 4 over Ashton Boyden Pee Wees 4 over Hull Pee Wees 3. Coming Games: July 14 Paullina Pee Wees at 6:30 pm.

at Boyden Diamond. July ,19 Archer vs. Boyden at Boyden 6:30 p-m. Leading Hitters in League Play -Randy Rosentooom, Duane Van de Griend, Doug Griend, Rick Krculcn, Arlen DC Al Van Meeteren, Kevin Krculen, .333. Following the those pres ent visited iin groups, according High School days.

One of the instructors had an ol grade book and former pupils wer "pleasantly" surprised at the grade they were given! A complete list of those who registered, attended the banquet, sent letters to be read by those present, and who sent regrets at not berng able to attend, appears elsewhere in this issue. The general chairman cannot to express his feelings of gratitude to all of the individuals who helped make the event such a grand occasion, without a feeling of his inadequacy at finding words of thanks. The way all visited with the oldest graduate, Dr. C. L.

Beach, and Mrs. Beach, was indeed a pleasant thing to behold. Individuas and organizations who played a big part in making the reunion such a memoraible occasion, and to whom thanks are extended include: the general reunion committee, the ladies of the Swimming Pool Boosters and young lady waitresses who served the meal; the business men of Hull; the toastmistress, Mrs. Bomgaars, and each and everyone who helped in any way. Thank you.

C. G. Sawyer, Chm. Society Meeting to be Held Monday, July 18 The Annual Society Meeting of "Western Christian High, Hull, will fee held Monday, July 18, at 8:00 pjn. at Western's Gymnasium-Auditorium at Hull.

On agenda are such items as: financial matters, including a report of 1965 and 1966, proposed budget for 1966 and 1967, and proposed raise in I tuition; approval of Board Mexribers elected by the Chapters; the report of the Principal; and a report on the new Science Building. Just Another Week of Hot, Humid Weather! Again, this week, we must report another seven days ol hot, humid weather. Day after day the thermometer went up to the high 90's and on occasion over the 100 mark. The only relief, if it can be called such, was occasional and very scattered thunderstorms on two separate evenings. It is felt by many that a good general rain is needed soon, or the will really begin to suffer.

Glendon Scholten Dwayne L'uwn Joel Bomgaars Debra Sohreur. Harlan Mouw Wolfswinkel Sharla Hulst. Ruth. Mundy TiOjrena.V L'uwen Charlotte D' Jong Janice Bonestroo Clarice Scholten Gerald Keizer Har Otterloo Wesley Keizer Lavonne Cuperus Leave Hull at 8:30 on Bus No. 13 Swim at 8:45 Beginners (15) Mary Maanen Marlys De Groot Fonda Griend Patty De Groot Aletha Boogerd Janith Zpet Douglas Kroese Larry Kroese Wesley Boogerd Lynn Dykstra David Griend Linda Grev'goed Roger Grev'goed Bev Griend Ladonna Meyer Junior Life Saving (29) Sandra Nettinga Jack Gorzeman Deanna Nettinga Paul Landman Jane Maanen Brenda Griend Bonita Raman Jim Mouw David Kempers Bonnie Nettinga Roger Smit Ronnie Nettinga Francine Plasier Bakker Harold Vollink Mary Gorzeman Jay Pedersen Kathy De Boer 'Banby De Boer Paul Kraai Evonne Burgt 'Dick Dykstra "Mary Bylsma Bruce Garde Jeff Griend Marlene Bird Peggy Vis Jay De Zeeuw Betty Kooi Leave Hull at 8:30 on Bus No.

14 Swim at 8:45 Advanced Beginners (20) Am Veldh'zen Kathy Mesman Cor Vedh'zen Leanne De Vos Janna Dykstra Shirley Dykstra Gerry Nettinga Miedema Carl Kroese 'Rhonda Koele Beth Wolfswin'l Larry Bakker Calvin T' Braak Orlin Te Slaa Warren Wallinga Arlene Valentine Larry Visser Wayne Wallinga Wanda Sybesma Myrna Sybesma Sam Attemas Will Observe 30th Wedding Anniversary I Mr. and Mrs. Sam Attema of Rock Valley will observe their 30th wedding anniversary Friday July 15 with open house at the First Christian Reformed Church from 7:30 to 10:00 pjn. A program will be presented at 8:00 p.m. The Attemas were married July 9, 1936, ibut will observe the anniversary on the 15th.

They are the parents of three children: John of Larchwood and Ray and Henrietta of Rock Valley. They have four grandchildren. No invitations have been sent, but all are invited. The couple requests no Intermediates (19) iaren Nettinga Mark Diekevers 3 hilip Landman Vicky Humme Joyce Veldh'zen Glenda Mouw Hull's New Swimming Pool Is Now Under Construction Glenda De Vos Perry Raman eon Griend -'Marlin Westra Dennis Kroese Jolene De Groot Joan Visser Glenn Wei Jim Suckow Junior Pollema Laura Ten Braak Randy Marra Debra Wesselink Leave Hull at 9:30 on Bus No. 13 Swim at 9:45 Intermediates (30) alen.

Dokter Ricky Wiersma Leanne Sas Bruce Marra Janell Grooters Terrill Te Slaa Randy Grooters Miedema Btib'by Oostenink Jeralyn Mulm Lavonne De Boer Wally Valentine Flor'nce Brummel Peter Stienstra Eierlan Westra Janice Kats Robert Boote iarla Vis Edwin Mouw Linda Otterloo Rhonda Boogerd Evonne Altena Daryl Wei Beverly Burgt 'Bonita Stouwe Tom Klay "Wanda Anderson Jay Visser Kervvin Griend Henry Van Engen Leave Hull at 9:30 on Bus No. 14 Swim at 9:45 Beginners Lorna Boote Wanda Boote 3verett Hoekstra Vis Vis DC Jong De Jong (14) De Jong Karen Wilt Joyce Dokter Gloria Wissink Laura Warntjes Deanna Altena Donna Altena Advanced Beginners (15) Arvin Boote Dean Visser Tim Hoekstra Wayne Kooiker Vis Maanen Carol Kroese Jerry Warntjes Kevin Kroese Merlyn Kroese Vicky Meyer Velda De Boer "Wanda Kroese Swimmers (11) Glenn Boote Sharon Schreur Vis Jo Anne Graham Dennis Oostenink Joyce Suckow JEugene -De Boer Tom Van 'Engen Dennis De. Vos Susan Engen Henry Kats Leave Hull at 10:30 on Bus No. 13 Swim at 10:45 Swimmers Arlis Moss Aletha Kooiker Blake Wolfswin'l Robert Dykstra Doug Bonestroo Janna Gorzeman Gerald Burgt (13) Debra Scholten Emily iDykstra Ronnie Pedersen Dennis Boote Kenneth Evertse David De Boer Beginners (35) Delores Smit David Bylsma Gary Sloten Kley Lorinda Kort'ing Kathy Old'kamp Harvey Veldman Aletha Surk'm Debra Surk'm Brenda Marra Douglas Sipma Pauline Hoekstra Valen be Vries Gladys Hoekstra Ricky Kiers Douglas Tensen Randy Wiersma Mary De Koster Dale Ten Braak Kevin Boote Lila Boote Larry Ginkel Michael Smit Wesley Raman Verla Pluim Susan Schreur Joan Smit Gayle Mulm Dean Woelber SheralynWolfsTd John Dykstra Laryl Humme Mary Klay Brian Koele Jodi Olivier Leave Hull at 10:30 on Bus No. 14 Swim at 10:45 Swimmers (13) Teresa Anderson Lora Zwaag Ronald De Groot Mary Kroese Janice Scholten Very! Vollink Eldon Schepen Mary Brower Larry 03e Jong Karla Schaaf Tim Dykstra Lorna Scholten Valerie Ginkel Beginners (35) Renita Te Slaa LarreU Grooters James Tiedeman Brenda De Boer Mary Warntjes Sherri Vliet Peggy Graham Steven Stienstra Karen Bolkema Sandra Brunsting Jason, Scholten Randy Westra Brian Kroese Lyle Kooiker Marlys Westra Elaine Kats Douglas Smit Kevin Roaring Carol Hohverda Evert Maanen De Jong Shawn Van Kley Gary Sikma 'Danny Dennis Engen Oeibra Boogerd Carla Schelling Carmin Stouwe Galen Breuer Debra Stoehr Brett Gunnink Becky Kooi Sandy Vliet The Lawrence Salmons Will Hold Open House July 24th (Mr.

and Mrs. Lawrence T. Salmon of Boyden will hold an open house at the Boyden Legion Hall Sunday, July 24th, from 2:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m., in honor of their silver wedding anniversary. No invitations have been sent and all neighbors, relatives and friends are invited.

The couple's children will host the event. Mr. and Mrs. Salmon are the parents of the following children: (Mary Ellen) Mrs. Peter Attema of Sioux )ity; Larry Lee, Patricia Joleen, Eu- Glenda and Tommy all of Boyden.

They have one granddaughter, Laura Jo Attema. Republican Fund Raising Dinner Set For July 30th Two big "cats" began work Monday on the excavation work at Hull's new swimming pool. The big bulldozers were at work again Tuesday when the picture was taken, and continued their work Wednesday. There is now a need for volunteer labor at the pool site. TOWN LABORERS Any person in town who can spend time helping at the pool should contact Ben J.

Bonestroo. High School students can be used now. RURAL LABORERS All farmers who can spend a day helping at the swimming pool, any time in the next four weeks, should contact Ralph Oostra. Christian School "Family Nite" Picnic Set for Tonight The Hull Christian School "Family Nite" Picnic will be held Thursday evening (tonight) on the school grounds. Canteen opens at 6:00 p.m.

Games Sioux County Republicans will sponsor a $5 a plate fund-raising. 0 CLi uyc us ti p.m. ijrames dinner on Saturday, July 30, at at 7:00 and a variety program at 8:15 Northwestern College Au-1 Offering and proceeds of: canteen ditprium -in Orange City. will help purchase a new Featured speakers will be Wiley Everyone is welcome Mayne, Republican candidate forj Parents of school children are re- Congress from the 6th District, and quested to donate 1 pie Fred Schwengel, candidate for Con- gress from the 1st District. Republican Committee precinct workers have tickets available.

Summer Baseball Results Siouxland Conference At the Sectional Tournament break, coach Gerald Lenguadoro's West Lyon Wildcats hold first place in the Siouxland Conference standings with a lone loop loss to Boyden-Hull and five victories, one from each conference team. Only one game separates Akron and Boyden-Hull, tied for second place, from Maurice-Orange City cur rently in last place. George and Rock Valley are tied for fourth, one-half game from second place. The standings: West Lyon Akron Boyden-Hull George Rock Valley Maurice-Or City 5 3 3 33 2 Following tournament play at Akron and George, conference play will resume on July 15 with Akron a1 West Lyon and Boyden-Hull at Orange City. Non- conference games will include Central Lyon at George on July 15-th, while Rock Valley is scheduled at Paullina on July 11.

LUCKY LASSIES 4-H NEWS The regular meeting of the Lucky Lassies was held June lil at the Janice Boote home. The meeting was opened by saying the Pledge of Allegiance. We then had roll call which was "My Project Plans For The Fair." Next we discussed and decided to go to on an over-night outing. The girls in charge are Rozi, Rachel, Brenda Janice, and Karla. We then discussed our Achievement Show which will toe held the latter part of July.

Mary and Deanna are in charge of the program. Bev. De Jong then gave a demonstration on putting in a zipper after which we all had to put in a zipper. Mrs. Van Roekel gave a demonstration on hidden closings.

Janice and Joyce served a delicious after which the 4-H pledge was said and the meeting adjourned. Reporter: Mary Gorzeman. 7 Hull Boy Scouts Complete Work For Tenderfoot Badge The following Boy Scouts from Hull passed their TenderfooT tests which were given to them Monday evening. The Tenderfoot test is the first part of Boy Scouting. They were David De Boer, Mark DieTEevers, Dennie Durtoand, Wilmer Middendorp, Jim Suckow, Lyle Ten Hakeri, and Jay Visser.

Part of the test includes: describing what Scouting means to them, working with a rope and tie given knots, tell what to do in an emergency, describe the flag and some history, recite the Scout oath, law, motto, slogan and what it means to them. Swim Pool Boosters The Hull Swimming Pool Boosters wish to thank Mayor C. G. Sawyer, Chm. of the recent Hull High School Class Reunion for giving the boosters an opportunity to serve the banquet.

A profit of over $225.00 was realized on this project. The banquet was planned and very well organized by a committee composed of Mrs. Fred Van Schepen Mrs. Henry Blankespoor, Mrs. Alvin Hesla, Mrs.

Marion Kempers, Mrs. Wilbert Kleene and Mrs. Delmar Stange. The delicious food, most of which was donated and prepared in the homes of local residents, was brought to the Community Building where it was served by young ladies of the community under the direction of Mrs, Bob De Jong and Mrs. Virgil Horstman.

Space does not permit listing the names of all of the very willing workers who helped in so many ways but again it has shown what community cooperation can do. Cash contributions were used tcr defray a few minor expenses. Special acknowledgement is due our business men for their continued cooperation. Without the generosity of all four groceries, the bakery, the creamery, the meat market and the drug store this project could not have been such a financial success. Tfaank you for helping us another step 'closer to our goal "Swim in Hull in '66.".