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Vol. 86 No. 52 Return Postage Guaranteed XQUR S0HE TOWN NEWSPAPER Hull, Iowa 51239 Thursday, January 26, 10G7 Meet Your Businessmen Boyden-Hull 6th Grade and Juniior High Band In Concert January 31 LAYMEN QUARTET IN BOYDEN, JANUARY 28 The Stih Grade and Jr. High Band of the Boyden-Hull Music 'Depart- at ment will present a 'band concert on Tuesday, January 31st, 1967, at the The Laymen Quartet of. Holland, Iowa, will bring a visit to Boyden the United Presbyterian Church.

This is the quartet which has been very popular in tibis pant of Iowa. Tr Boyden Gym. The concert will start: The the Gospel Hymns the Community Pancake Day At Wednesday, February 1 we love to hear Four of the original five members of this quartet are together again. They are Orlen Kruger, first tsncr, Jim Kruse, who returns popular demand; lead OPEN HOUSE FOR HELMUTH SHUETT TO BEL JANUARY 28 at 7:30 P.M. Admission: Adults.

35 cents, Students 15 cents. PROGRAM "Winter Concert" 6th Grade Swmg Seng Dedrick by Alvm Srmt -'baritone; Arnoldj 10:00 P.M. in the Fellowship Hall of The Big i and I St. Paul Lutheran Church. Ceremonial March KinyonS Th Mr.

and Mrs. Fellowship of the local church are sponsors -and welcome everyone to ccme and re- Our businessman of the week is John A. Koele of Hull. John has toeen the proprietor of the Hull Feed and Produce since 1955. He went into this business well prepared, having worked for ihis 'brother Gerald Koele, Jim Heynen and Jim Mouw in the egg and feed business prior to this time.

Mr. Koele has always lived in the area. He lived on farms in the area from the time of his birth until the late li94G's when -the family moved to town. His employ has always been in the feed and egg busi- Jr. i Band Boom Town U.S.A., March Cannan Black is the Color arr.

McLin Space Cadets, Trumpet Trio Dedrick (JoAnne Graham, Jim Donkersloot, Lora Vander Zavaag) Greensleeves arr. Dillion 'March of the Skaters Polhamus Freedom Gate Overture Jackson Mr. -and Mrs. Hehnuth Schuett, of Hull, are-observing their Silver Anniversary Saturday, January 28. Open house will be held at 7:30 P.M.

to A short program will be given at 8:15 P.M. Refreshments will be serv- A Community Pancake Day for all the townspeople and rural people will be held in the Community Memorial Building of Hull on Wednesday, February 1, from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. The Business a Professional Men's Club of Hull, recognizing the (benefits of a highly successful industry in Hull, wish to salute the Farmers Co-operative Creamery of Hull, as they hold their annual shareholders meeting. In doing this, the Club has planned a Pancake Day for a blessing, be received.

Free will offering ed by the Helping -Hand Society. the Townspeople, the Rural People Their children, Charles from Vernal- including the shareholders outside of ness except for two years, during Danish Patrol 'Britten Barnes whidh time he served with the U.S. The Gallant Men Cacavas Army in Germany, and for two years Firework Music Handel Gordon when he farmed. I citadel Concert March Erickson John is married to the former Elsie Boote, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

John Boote Sr. of Hull. The Koeles have four children; two boys, Dean and Change In Jeff, ages 6 and and two Aletha and Rhonda, ages and 10. They are members of the First Reformed Church of Hull. Rates Announced CHRISTIAN SCHOOL CIRCLE Annual Meeting WILL MEET FEBRUARY 1 iVle6 JJ Hull Co-op Creamery Wednesday, February 1 The Hull Christian Sdhool Circle will meet on February 1 at 2:00 p.m.

in the Hope Christian Reformed Church of Hull. The program will consist of a ladies duet and a reading by Mrs. Don Van Schepen. A special invitation is extended to our associate members to meet with us as well as mothers and friends interested in Christian education. Annual Shareholders Meeting of the Farmers Co-operative Creamery Association of Hull, Iowa, will be held on Wednesday, February 1, 1967, in the Community Memorial Building, with the business meeting beginning at 1:15 p.m.

The Hull Business and Professional Mtn's Club will serve a pancake lirneh "beginning at 11:00 a.m. 3g' The of two directors will be a necessary item of business to be transacted. The annual report will be given. 1 TTT 1 lii.v JNelson Hymans Named everyone Vice President of Engineering- Firm lion S. Lynda from Sioux Falls, S.

and Sallie at home, will host the event. No invitations have been sent and the community. Serving will begin at with punch at the door, a.m. then pan- is welcome to enjoy this; cakes, sausages, coffee or milk, top- happy occassion with them. -o- SIOUX COUNTY SWINE i PRODUCERS TO MEET FEB.

1 Walter Stepanek and Nelson mans have formed Eragineei-ing Associates, a consulting engineering! firm, at 4532 South Eighty-fourth dent of thfi National Pork Producers Street. pm bet. the meal witih ice cream or sher- Speaker for the event will be "Mr. The Junior Girl Scouts of Hull will meet -Monday, January 3O at the Legion Room. The girls are reminded to please remember to take wash cloths' Avery Lauber, president of the Mo- and yarn.

hawk Advertising Company, Mason CD I City, Iowa, who will answer the i i i i question "Who Put 'Sossy in the Sioux Center and Central Lyon Join Siouxland Conference Sioux Center and Central Lyon of; Rock Rapids were accepted into' membership in the Confer-1 ence by action of the Board of Con-. trol of the Conference at the monthly' meeting iheld in Rock Valley on Jan-- uary 10. The addition of these two' schools raises membership to eight. Present memlbers include Akron, Boyden-Hull, George, Maurice- Orange City, Rock Valley and Lyon of Irawood. The two new members will start football competition in the fall of! 1S967, The Siouxland Conference promotes participation in four sports during the four seasons, football, basketball, track, and baseball, current conference championships are held by Maurice-Orange City in football, basketball and track while West Lyon won 1fae baseiball crown last summer.

BOYDEN FARMERS CO-OP ASSN. REPRESENTED AT DES MOINES CONVENTION A change in the subscription rdtes to the Sioux County Index and Boyden Reporter is announced in this issue. This change in rates effective March 1, 1087. This, is the fintt rate change in more than twenty years for the local paper. The rising postal rates have made it necessary for the publishers to make this change.

New rates for Sioux, Lyon, O'Brien and Plymouth Counties will be $3.50 for 1 year; for two years. Outside of this area rates will be S4.00 per year. Rate has been set at 10 cents elective-; Subscribers wQbmg to newals (before the increase goes do so -prior to fch'e The, preseiit rate per year. Change In Date Of Hull 1 Farm And Home Show i (During the meal there will be musical interludes furnished by the Boyden-Hull School Band; the Western Christian High School Folk Holland Paul, executive viee presi- Group; and the Radio T.V. Center.

Introductions for those furnishing Council, will be the guest speaker at entertainment will made by Rev. tShe annual meeting of the Sioux Ter Beest of HulL County Swine Producers Association, which will be held at the municipal building in Sioux Center at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, February 1. All interested persons are invited. Lunoh will be served at the conclusion of the meeting.

HULL CO-OP GAS RECEIVED ACHIEVEMENT AWARD NOTICE CHANGE OF TIME GAY GOERS TO MEET The Hull Co-op Gas and Oil Co. h'as received a FEMIC Achievement Aiward for its outstanding truck fleet safety record during the past year, it was announced by R. L. Edison, executive vice of Farmers Elevator Mutual Insurance Company (FEMIO), sponsoring institution from The Gay Goers will meet on February 6, 1967. The meeting will be held at Maxina Gonzales' home at I 7:30.

At the meeting we will have ourj John Kooima, manager of the Hull Valentine's Party. The roll call will Co-op Gas and Oil received the be "Wihait-I have done for someone framed certificate in his office from NELSON iHYMANS Mr. Stepanek, the president, is a graduate of the United States Mili- without being -asked-" Reporter, -Marlene Bird Notice Of Annual Meeting- Of The Sheridan Township United Charities At Boyden The Sheridan Township United Alvtln Valentine, of FECVEIC. sales representative The--awapd--is-made only to those fleet accounts of three or more vehicles, -that. have operated without a chargeable vehicle 'acciden-t from June 1, i965 to 1966, "Such an achievement sfcould fee of great pride to the firm's drivers and the Charities meeting will be held Jan- community in a time cf increasing tary Academy and has been in the uary 30 at the Farmers Co-op Ele-1 concern over rising engineering profession 10 years in! vator basement in Boyden at dents and The dates of the Farm and Home Omaha, Nebraska.

Mr. Hymans, vice- a.m. Election of two new directors in announcing the award. Show have been changed. New dates president, is an Iowa State University! and other business will be taken for the two day show are March 22 graduate with seven years exper- Everyone is welcome to attend.

ience. (highway acci- Mr. Edison said and 23. This change was necessitated be-' cause Good Friday comes on March 24 this year. I World Day Of Prayer At Boyden February 10 L.

Van. Batavia, President Gerrit Roelman, Vice President Junior Reuvers, Sec'y-Treas, GOODWILL TRUCK WILL BE IN BOYDEN FEBRUARY 8 COUPLES BOWLING BEGINS The Goodwill Truck of Sioux-Gib SECOND HALF OF PLAY United Presbyterian Church will be Yard hosts to the "World Day of Prayer February 10 at 2:00 PM. at their Al Vroonland, manager of the Fanners Coop Assa, announced today that the Boyden cxxjperative wall be -well represented at the CSrji annual convention of Farmers Grain Dealers Association 'of Iowa in Des Moines on January 2S, 24, and 25. He said Calvin Heemstra, Roy Schafer, and Henry J. Westra are planning to attend this statewide meeting.

Tlie theme of the convention this year centers on the problem. field-sheffing is causing at elevators throughout Iowa, ie. hove to handle the large quantities of high moisture corn in a relatively short period of time. One of the highlights of the veution will include the finals of the 20th acmual Youth Speaking Contest. This will be held on Monday eyea- in-g, January 23 in the Ballroom of the Hotel Fort Des Moines.

Youth from Albert City, Gray, Holy Cross, "Webb, and Wellman. wiH be competing for the $400 in prize money. PGSDA President i -AVERY LAUBER As president of Mohawk Advertis- I ing Agency in Mason City, Iowa, 1 Avery Lauber is a Jbusinesscoan, saleanian, executive, artist and creative ad man. He is also a husband, father, neighbor, church member, cit- All ladies of the Matlock and Boyden Reformed Churches are invited as are all ladies of the community. Guest speaker will be Mrs.

Herman Clemens of Sioux Center with guest churdh. Sheltered Workshop Will Be Held Monday, January 30 A muiti-county public meeting is of Pieraon and FGDA Gea- erti. Manager Charles W. Hanson wffl defiver tbeir annual reports on afternoon. Hull JayCees Met January 21 JayCees met at their reg- izea, TV viewer, reader, consumer, 1 ular meeting Saturday, January 21 automobile driver, shopper, former in the Legioix Room.

The meeting was newspaper -m a do-it-yourselfer, overester, and optimist. He drawis freely from all of these of raising money, keeping in mind occupations to bring a dynamic mes- we would like to get playground e- sage for every community or service Quipment for the new Discus- group. He is an idea merchant with a sion "was also held concerning a booth Sheldon Community Building, Sheldon, Iowa, at 8:00 PJM. The purpose of the meeting is to, explore ithe feasibility of establishing a sheltered workshop somewhere in the multi- couriity area. A workshop of this type is needed in this area to provide the physically handicapped and mentally retarded with some sort of gainful employment.

Bill Bassinger, Planning Con- by president Dennis De Wild with a discussion of various means a sheltered workshtop. All interested persons are urged to attend and strong representation from each county is essential. down-to-earth and thought-provok- at tne Farm and Home Show and! ing commentary on attitudes, actions discussion of this subject will be con-i tinned at the next meeting. A film "The American Look" was also' WeStCril VS. btieidOIl In First Round Of District and people in general.

Accident prevention he added, should fbe everyone's 'business. A more safety-minded public is the most effective way to stem the rising costs of all lines of insurance protection. in Boyden Wednesday, Last Saturday evening couples ruary 8, to pick up all your good, bowling entered the second night of The ladies U.P.W.O. of the Boyden' 6 article at the Co-op Lumber' the second and final round of couples bowling. Lavonne Landman went all out and really spattered those pins around, having a 499 series and a thigh game of 180.

She led all women bowlers and (say it quietly) many of the men. Marv Boon led the men with a game of 214 and a series of 536. Smit and Wissink led in the single game high score with a 613 while Humane and Landman had high three game series of 1775. Hurnme and Landman now lead in couples with six wins closely followed by Smit and Wissink with five wins. In Saturday evenings Humme and Landmsan -took four from Smit and Vander Ploeg while Smit and Wdssink took three, and lost one to Boon and Harmon.

BOYDEN LEGION TO MEET WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1 The American Legion Post 272 of wave radio. The JayCees were happy to note that the Council at there December 6 meeting visited with a representative of the Motorola Co. concerning a 2 SHERIDAN LIVESTOCK GROWERS 4-H MET SATURDAY, JANUARY 14 The Sheridan Livestock Giowers 4-H Club met Saturday, January 14 at the Lawrence De Wild home. The meeting was called to order by Glenn Boote who led the group with (the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. Roll call was held by John Fick.

Various business was transacted at which time the club decided to hold a pan- Pairings for the Boys 'AA' District cake and gave the mothers who Basketball Tournaments show Hull helped a pin as appreciation and the "Western Christian slated against fathers were guests. Mothers who re- Boyden will meet for their February After the meeting was adjourned ldon on Monday, February 27, at Reived the pins were Mrs. John Van Mrc meeting Wednesday, February several of the 8:00 had a few 3 at the Legion Hall. BUSY BEES 4-H CLUB TO MEET JANUARY 30 The Busy Bees 4-H Club will meet Monday, January 30 at 7:00 PJJC. the Roy Bourn Audrey Bouma.

home. Hostess is fast games of table tennis. How about coming out and challenging a few of these guys at the next meeting? Our next meeting will be held on Wednesday, February 1, at 7:30. We have rented the gym and plan a fun filled evening of activities, ranging from table tennis, volley-ball to basketball. Anyone between, the ages rf and 35 is welcome to attend.

See you there. the Sioux winner the winner Sioux vs. Audi game the Sioux City Auditorium on Wednes- Cther Class tourneys are scheduled at Sioux City, Spencer and Algona Ganigan. Winners of these tourneys win participate in substate play either in the Skwx City Auditorium or Spencer. Mrs.

John Boote, Edgar Vermeer and Mrs. Junior Reu- vers. John Fick gave a talk on "How to care for your dairy calf'. Leader, Junior Reuvers, gave a talk on "How to select a 4-H Fair Following all this the business meeting was adjourned by the 4-H Pledge led by Dennis Oosteainfc. A delicious lunch was served Reporter Doa Venneer SERVICEMEN'S ADDRESSES A3c John D.

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list Platoon (B.C.T.) USATC Fort Lewis, Washington 98433 Boyden Womens Club Will Meet Monday, January 30 Women's Club will January 30, at 8:00 The Boyden meet Monday, PM. at the home of Mrs. John Landhuis. Co-hostess is Mrs. Glenn Ren- si-nk.

All memibers and associate members are asked to be present. The program is by Mrs. Jcfhanna Roetman. Devotions by Mrs. Wm.

L. Moret. February highlights by Mrs. Glen Salmon. VOCATIONAL SCHOOL OFFERS JVEW CLASS TO BEGIN FEBRUARY 8 An evening class in Air conditioning and Refrigeration Maintenance wiH be offered at Norrthwest Iowa Vocational School ha Sheldon, starting Wednesday, February 8th.

The class, which will be limited to fifteen men, will meet ten Wednesday evenings, seven to ten o'clock. Cost for the thirty hours of instruction, will be $15. The instructor will be Milo Lokken, teacher of the 48 week Air Conditioning and Refrigeration, day course in the vocational school. A graduate of North Dakota School of Science, Mr. Lokken has had twelve years ol experience in this field.

Registration for the evening class may be made in person at 420 Nirrih Street, Sheldon, or by mail, on a first come basis for the fifteen places in the couse. The two evekie cbases in weldmg whicfc began January 5th, were filled well in.