The Sioux County Index from Hull, Iowa • Page 1

Zore IOWA 86 No. 22 Return Postage Guaranteed HULL'S PIONEER NEWSPAPER Hull, Iowa 51239 Thursday, July 2, 1964 Summer Swimming Program Schedule For Hull Youth The following is the Hull schedule Beginners, and Intermediates are not listed as they registered. The reason for this is that the instructor, at a 4br the Summer Swimming Program, will begin July 20 at Rock Valley. 4 Please see your instruction sheet was handed out with the "Jstration blanks at school in May) Ifcar necessary details. Some of the Beginners, Advanced JUBILEE FILM AND SLIDE PICTURES TO BE SHOWN! p-n late notice, asked to class ed Beginners only those who passed Beginners, and in Intermediate only those who passed Advanced Beginners.

Leave Hull at 8:30 Swim at 8:45 Jjunion Life Saving (15) (ride 'bus No. 12 (iBoyden) dtarry Koele "David Van Beek Paul Dykstra Garde Patti Roetman Ienms Dykstra iDaniel Hymans Dallas Hymans Jerry Middendorp Judy Bylsma Rosalyn Gorzeman Kraai Jr. Life Saving (cent.) (but ride bus 11) Galen De Jong John Mouw Hoekstra Swimmers (17) (ride bus No. 11) -Carolyn Bakker Danny Boote Sandra Nettinga Deanne Nettinga Dorita Schneider Evelyn 'Evertse Kenneth Bonestroo Mary Gorzeman IFrancine Plasier Kalihy Boer Audrey Smit 3ianne Bonestroo Judy Plaats Jeralyn Stienstra James Motrw Dwight Hymans Jay Federsen Leave Hull (at 8:30 Swim at 8:45 Laura Stange Eugene De Boer Harold Vollink Veryl Vollink Jane Maanen Leanne De Jong Dennis De Vos David Kempers Bonnie Raman Pauline Noteboom "Loryce Koele Dennis Griend Lyla Caswell Leave at 9:30 Swim at 9:45 Loretta Vis, n.b. Mary De Jong, sub.

Maria De Jong, n.b. Alden De Jong, n.b. Gale Vis, nJb. Diane Jansma Laura Koele Debra Wesselink Donna Hoekstra Harlan Hulst Sharla Hulst Hulst Edward Beek Vicky Humme Jerilyn Mulm Cynthia Stouwe Advanced Beginners (21) Ale-tha Koele (ride bus No. 13) Melinda Kooima, n.b.

Lyle Ten Haken, n.b. Marlin Westra, n.b. Helinda De Jong, n.b. Oelores Vis, n.b. Mark 'Dickman LaVonne 'Boer Bobby Oostenink Randy Grooters Alvina Maanen, n.b.

Brenda Maanen, n.b. Lorna Hoekstra, n.b. Linda Hoekstra, nJb. Larry Hoekstra, nib. Junior Pollema Dennis Kroese Philip Zoet Glenda De Vos Aletha Kooiker Kenneth Kooiker Henry Kats Beginners (11) (ride bus No, Warren Alana iDickman Vicky Meyer Dwight Sas Advanced Beginners Sas (rideibusNo.il) Donna Bakker Lorna Scholten Donna Meendering Mary Kroese.

Connie Dittmer David De Boer Glenda Mouw Eldon Cheryl Plaats Ronald De Groot Tim Dykstra' Arlis Moss Arlan Moss Karla Schaaf Debra Scholten Valerie Ginkel Glen Wei Jay Visser Jim Suckow Marv Meendering Randall Marra Janna Gorzeman Blake Wolfswinkel Dennis Marra Beginners (10) (ride bus No. 11) Jerry Warntjes Warntjes Gloria Wissink Nettinga Tom Klay Perry Raman David Goeringer Jack Kempers Rhonda Kooiker Ida Schaaf Leave Sit 9:30 Swim at 9:45 (23) (ride -bus No. 13) Karen Westra, nJb. Sandra Groeneweg, n.t. Karen Bakker, n.b.

Dennis De Jong, nJb. Jerris Pollema Gary Vollink Brenda Griend Rebecca De Leeuw Ruth De Leeuw Marlene Bird Barbara De Boer Gary De Jong Bonnie Nettinga Jack Gorezman Bruce Garde Roger Smit Ronnie Nettinga Betty Jo Kooi Jay De Zeeuw Paul Kraai Mary Bylsma Dick Dykstra Attena Marlene Breuer Karla Sohl Kevin Sohl Janell Grooters Daryl Van Dyk Carol Maanen, nJb. Leave at 10:30 Swim at 10:45 Intermediates (29) (ride bus No. 11) Paul Landman, n.b. Peter Westra, nJb.

Gary Bakker, njb. Daryl 5 Wyhe, Warren Boogerd Dennis Walli-nga Gaylen Te Slaa Smit Janice Scholten Lora Zwaag Mark Diekevers Ronald Janice Bonestroo Claire De Koster Larry De Jong Peggy Vis Mary Brouwer Ronnie Pedersen Dennis Boote Kenneth Evertse Emily Dykstra Luetta Kooiker Evonne Burgt Gerald Burgt Teresa Anderson 3aryl ODe Groot Jolene De Groot Susan Engen Thomas Beginners (30) (ride ibus No. 11) Sharon Schneider Daryl Wei Gerald De Vries BonTta Stouwe Clifford 'Bonestroo Glendon Scholten Peter Stienstra Leave at 10:30 Swim at 10:45 Beginners (31) (ride'bus No. 11) Wanda Kroese Wayne Kooiker Janice Kats Fonda Griend Marilyn Jansma Leanne De Vos Aletha Boogerd Janith Zoet Larry Kroese Harlan. Westra (cont.) (but ride 'bus No.

12) Sie Jy Valentine Arlen iDriesen Galen Dokter Carla Vis Robert Boote Rhonda Boogerd Linda Otterloo Karen De Groot Betty Bylsma Barbara Marra Robert Dykstra Kooiker Bruce Marra Gregory Stouwe Edwin Mouw Arlyn Keizer Larry Keizer Beverly V' Bungt Wanda Anderson Gary Anderson Beginners (31) (ride bus No. 12) Florence Brummel "Leon Griend Delores Smit Larry Dokter Kevin Wolfswinkel Mark Marra Debra- Westphal Gerald Rens Harlan Rens Peggy Bylsma Evonne Altena Wesley Kooiker Henry Engen Marilee Ginkle Gladys Hoekstra Rachel Koele Tim Schepen -Terril Te Slaa Joel Bomgaars Wanda Bomgaars Laura Visser Larry Visser Wayne Wallin-ga Warren Wallinga Joyce Weldhuizen, n.b. Glenn Koele Philip 'Landman Brian De Jong Sharon Kooima, Brenda Miedema Edwin Westra, njb. Barry Miedema Mary Bakker, n.b. Caro1 Kroese Elinor Vis, n.b.

Kevin Kroese David Pluim (14) (ride bam No. 13) Hull Stores Wfll Be Closed AU Day July 4 Any person who has taken slide pictures or films of the Hoyden. Jubilee and are interested in showing them on the screen at the Town Saturday, July 11, please contact Henry G. Heus ink void or L. V.

Grooters. This program is being held for the Urge Churches to public to enjoy, and a free will of- i i T-I I fering will be taken. Bells OR FOUFth OI July More details about this will ap- pear in next week's news. Iwo Hull Churches Approve Property Settlement Agreement -O- Hull Midgets Defeat Sioux Center 2 to The Hull Midgets remain undefeated as they stopped Sioux Center's previously undefeated team Tuesday afternoon at Sioux Center. Merwin Heitritter won his second game, giving up 1 hit, 2 walks, and striking out 15 Sioux Center batters.

The Hull Pee Wees and Midgets next games will be played at Hospers Friday, at 4:00 p.m. Community Betterment Corp. Annual Meeting The annual meeting of the Community Betterment Corporation of Hull will be, held Monday, July 15, at 8:00 p.m. in the Legion Room of the Community Memorial Building. During the ibusiness meeting a financial report will be 'given covering the fiscal year from July 1, 1963 to July 1, 19S4.

of board members will be held. All shareholders are urged to be present. Lucas J. De Koster, Sec. Salvation Army Thanks Residents for Donations All churches of Sioux County are being requested to ring their bells for a period of two to four minutes starting at 1 (daylight savings time) on Saturday, July 4, to emphasize the importance of Independence Day to all Americans and "as a solemn act of devotion to God Almighty through whom freedom is established and preserved." Some pastors of Sioux Center a Rock Valley areas are urging that all Sioux County communities abide by the resolution adopted by the U.

S. Congress in June of 1963 which, a- mon.g other things, "declares that the anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence in Philadelphia in 177-6 should be observed each year by the ringing of bells throughout the United States on July 4." "Let Freedom Ring" is the slogan for the day. Many of the ministers of the county are expected to feature sermons on this topic on July 5. It was the Liberty Bell which on July 4, 1776, first proclaimed to all the world that 13 American colonies were free and independent states. Inscribed on the Liberty Bell is the Biblical inscription: "Proclaim liberty throughout all the land to all its inhabitants" (Leviticus Tells of Sioux County Rootworm Situation! NOTICE! We will be open until 10:00 Friday evening.

Also from 6:00 to 9:30 Saturday morning, with two men on duty. NO -greasing or washing. Hull Co-op Gas and Oil Co. (22-lc) Hull Legion Post To Meet Tonight The regular meeting of Wegman- Koele Post No. 330, American Legion, Hull, Iowa, will be held tonight (Thursday, July 2, 1964) at 8:00 o'clock in the Legion Roon of the Community 'Memorial Building.

All Legionnaires are urged to attend. California Man Grows Boyden Jubilee Beard by Maurice E. Eldrtdge, County Extension Director 'Brigadier Walter Millar, of the Army in Sioux City, takes this means to thank the residents of Hull and iBoyden for their generous response to the clothing and small items drive held in the two communities recently. John J. Kooiker Plans to Study Chemistry at Calvin Hull business places will be closed all day Saturday, July 4th Independence Day.

For the convenience of patrons the stores in. Hull will be open Friday evening, July 3rd, and the Summer Band Concert will also be presented Friday evening. to BOB are eniof to to come John J. Kooiker, son of Mr. and Mrs.

John Kooiker, of Hull, has received a scholarship and will be admitted to Calvin College, Grand Rapids, Michigan, this fall. He plans to study Chemistry and Physics. John was a member of the 1964 -graduating class of Western Christian High School at Hull. In the class of 107 he maintained the highest average during the four years in high school and received 113 honor points while earning 19 credits. week (has been noted as of.

increased- rootworm activity. Most of this damage Is occurring on fields that were in. corn last year and which 'have not received a recommended insecticide -treatment. At the present time, diverted acres, hay or soybean land seem to have escaped the western rootworm, Reports of 60 worms per plant have been received from the heaviest infested fields. Treatment is recommended when there are 10 worms per plant.

con-i sists of applying one of an organic phosphorus insecticides in a 3-inch band and covering with 4 inches of soil. This will allow new brace roots to start and the insecticide will protect these new roots from damage. Applying the insecticide now will not kill the rootworms deeper in the soil. Mrs. Vierhout Rites Will Be Held Today (Funeral services for Mrs.

Lena Vierhout, 85, of Hull, who suffered a stroke last week and passed away at the Sheldon hospital Tuesday, will be held Thursday, July 2 (today) at 1:30 o'clock at the Hope Christian Reformed Church in Hull. Rev, Jack Matheis will officiate and interment will be at Hope cemetery. Arrangements by Kraai Funeral Home. Pall 'bearers will be Arnold De Smit, Jay De Smit, Wilbert Honken, Evron Honken, Win. Vierhout, and John Post.

An obituary is being prepared for publication next week. Little League Standings Team White Sox 1 Giants i Orioles 1 Phillies 1 Week's Results: White Sox 20'-- Phillies 17 Giants 13 Orioles 12 Games White Sox vs. Orioles Giants vs. Phillies Pee and Midgets Win On Monday afternoon Newkirk was the visitor as the Pee Wees won 1 to 1 and the Midgets won 8 to 1. Larry Koele was the winning Pee pitcher.

In the Midget same IfcrMUfcgettritter, Gene Hoapers and pitched in the 5-inning fhrtnc up only 1 hit. MR. ANTHONY SMIT PASSED AWAY AT REDLANDS, CAL. A temporary property settlement greement was reached a few weeks go by attorneys for the Hope Chrisian Reformed Church and the Prot- stant Reformed Church, both of Hull. Final settlement was pending inal approval by the congregation the Protestant Reformed Church.

The latter congregation -met last Thursday evening and approved the agreement. The majority of the members of both congregations were members of he Protestant Reformed Church of lull at one time. In early September, 1953, a split took place in the congregation. Both groups retained the name of Protestant Reformed Church, with one group meeting in he Community Memorial Building and the other group continuing to hold meetings in the church building. The group which continued to meet in the church building joined with the Christian Reformed denomination in 1961, under the name, the Hope Christian Reformed Church.

In August of 1963 the Protestant Reformed Church, meeting in the ommunity Memorial Building, filed a suit against representative members of the Hope Christian Reformed Church, declaring that the other igroup had elected to affiliate with a church of a different faith and that they continued to use the of the Protestant Reformed Church, and sought rights of repossession. Rather than to settle the case in court, the separate groups appointed committees which met together with their attorneys in. an. effort to gain, a settlement of the consisting mainly of the church building, parsonage, all improvements, -and- grounds, outside of court. An agreement was reached a few weeks a(go the attorneys and which had the immediate approval of the congrega- tioir the Hope Christian.

Heformed Oiurcfap "aiid the the Protestant Reformed Church. Final approval toy the congregation of the Protestant (Reformed Church was given at the meeting held June 25th. Attorney representing the Hope Christian Reformed Church is Henry Te Paske of Orange City; attorneys for the Protestant Reformed Church are Ben Vander Kooi of Luverne, Minnesota and Earl Klay of Orange City, Iowa. The Kortering group will continue as members of the corporation which was organized in 1927 while the Matheis group will incorporate as the Hope Christian Reformed Church. The congregation of the Protestant Reformed Church will receive possession of the church building and will hold services there again on July 12, 1964.

The parsonage will continue to be occupied by the Rev. J. Matheis and family until August 1st. After that date, if the Hope Christian Reformed Church has not found another parsonage, the Matheis family will continue to live A demonstration of outdoor cook-1 there under rental agreement. The ery of pork by Bob Rust, extension ro testant Reformed Church owns meat specialist of Ames, will be held the property now occupied by their at the auction barn at the Sioux pastor the Rev Kortering, and County Youth Fairgrounds in Sioux; they to offer property Center at 7:30 Tuesday, July 7, for sale ter the obtain possession under sponsorship of the Sioux Coun of other faome ty Pork Producers association.

The property settlement agreement All town and country people of the calls for a conside ration of $18,500. area are invited to attend this event, and women, in particular, are urged to see the demonstration. Mr. Clairneil Dunnick of Ixng Beach, California, sent for a "Brothers of the pin and grew a beard, as the family expected to be in Boyden for the Diamond Jubilee, June 9 and 10. However, Mr.

Dunnick, his wife and family will not be able to come to iBoyden until the first part of August. When Mr. Dunnick learned he would be unable to be in Boyden, he wore his ibeard to a hard time party held in their neighborhood at Long Beach. vacation comes just a little late for the Jubilee, but the former Boyden family had their hearts with the home town people when the old- fashioned gala event took place on June 9 and 10. Outdoor Cookery Will Be Shown On Friday July 7th will be served.

Also featured on the evening's pro will be a short talk on "Hog Marketing" by Stan Lammers, representative of Sioux City 3ressed Pork. Boyden U.P.W.O. Will Meet On Tuesday, July 7th, 1964 in Boyden received the sad news Monday that Mr. Anthony Smit, 52, of Redlands, California, had passed away Monday, June 29th, following a heart attack. The funeral services will be held Friday, July 3rd, at Redlands.

He leaves to mourn his passing, his wife the former Lydia Grooters; two daughters, (iLaura) Mrs. Paul Donge- man of Pella, Iowa, and Miss Bonnie of Redlands; and two sons, Russell and Ralph, 'both of Redlands; and two grandchildren. His mother, Mrs. Sing Smit; one brother, Ray; and one sister (Josie) Mrs. Joe Fiihr, all of Boyden, also survive.

Relatives from this area who left Tuesday for California to attend the services were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Smit Elsewhere in this issue is an an- and Mr. and -Mrs. Bernie Grooters of nouncement by Mss Phyllis Van! Boyden Business Places Will Be Closed July 4th All Boyden business places will be closed July 4Hh, except Arlo's Lunch which will be open until noon, and.

Boyden Standard Station which will be open until 11:00 aon. All business places will be Friday evening, July 3rd. open The U.P.WX). of the Boyden United Presbyterian Church will meet on Tuesday, July 7th, at 7:30 pjn. The On Friday Evening! Topic will be given by Mrs.

Marvin Camp, who will show a film. (Devotions by Mrs. Marvin Green. A special offering will 'be taken for the Summer Medical Program. Hostesses, Mrs.

Wm. Rosenboonl and Mrs. Kenneth Meyn. Miss Phyllis Van Schepen Boys Boyden Beauty Salon (Because of July 4th being Saturday, the Summer Band will bold their concert in Hull on Friday night this week. The program will consist of mostly marches and popular tunes.

Showers on Wednesday Freshen the Area Again iBoyden; Ray Grooters of Sanborn; Mrs. Henry Vanden Bosch of Fertile, Iowa; and Arie Grooters of Clarks- fidd, Minnesota. An obituary is being prepared for Publication later. Schepen that she has purchased the Boyden (Beauty Salon from Mrs. Arlys (Korthals) Reimers.

Miss Van Scbepea took poaveaxtoa July 1st and is now mating meats with her pctrow. Following several days of hot, dry weather, the sky darkened Wednesday morning, and about seven-thirty a nice thunder shower freshened the area. Residents are thanfctel to cet tfaeae alumeta of rain, just whan they seeBt to be.