The Sioux County Index from Hull, Iowa • Page 1

Aiiatuiicai aunaiug Newspapers" Zone 19 MOINES, Tol. 86 No. 29 Return Postage Guaranteed HULL'S PIONEER NEWSPAPER Hull, Iowa 51239 Thursday, August 20,1964 i i Special ochool Land Election Friday, 21st Jan Roskei Is Queen of Youth Fair The people of the Boyden-Hull Community 'School District will go to the polls on IFriday, August 21, 1964:, and will decide whether or not to give (permission to the Board of Education of the School District to purchase and develop a plot ground for use as an athletic 'field. The polls will be open from twelve o'clock noon, until seven o'clock p.m. Central Daylight Time.

The Town Council of Hull has granted to the Boyden-Hull School District the r-igjht to "develop arid use the present ball park in Hull -for an athletic field: This area, however, is not adequate, area-wise, for the entire athletic program of the school, and therefore an additional approximately two acres in size, is proposed for purchase and This proposed property adjoins the Hull ball park on the west along the railroad property. The two properties would give adequate space for baseball," track and football. the lease agreement between the Boyden-Hull School Board and the Town of it was emphasized that facilities would te provided for the Church softball leagues, Western Christian's outdoor sports, summer recreation program, girl's softball and other organizational events. The board of education is calling for a special vote to secure the per. mission to use the money from the 2 a mill levy passed toy the vote of the 1952 for the purchase of the additional ground and the development of the athletic site.

Permission to the money from this levy will not increase the mill- age levy of tlhe district. Boyden-Hull Bus Routes For 1964-65 School Year HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS TOUR OF NEW BUILDING Beginning with the school fcerm on August 31, the (Boyden-Hull high school students will 'have severa classes an the New Addition to the school. There also have been severa changes in the old For these two reasons, high; school students are being invited to tour the building on August 25, for the purpose of becominig acquainte with the new; classrooms. The following time, schedule ha been set up: from Hull from Boyden from Hull from Boyden from Hull from Boyden frcwn Hull from' Boyden There will foe a bus at 1ihe school iBoyden to, transport students to Hull. It leaves-at 10:15 and 11:15.

Students are asked to wait on the awn west of- the building, near the backstop, until you are furnished a guide to take you through the build- ng. Attendance'-Center Route Tl Bus NO. 5 Driver J. Bomgaars E. Moss (p-zri.) J.

Wanntjes H-fDeWild M. Wissink C. Boote W. (Meyer H. (Moss Vander Zwaag G.

Vander Wilt W. Valentine G. 'Doctor A. Vander Weide A. Smit H.

D. Koele J. Boote Route 2 Bus No. 13 Driver Vande Stouwe A. DeGroot TeSlaa L.

(RIkkers (pjm.) J. iDeZeeuw H. Koele A. Kraaylbrink W. VanSIoten R.

Bruminiel H. (DeiLeeuw G. Brummel F. iVd'Stouwe A. Moss C.

-Rus J. V'd'Stouwe G. VerMeer -B. (Bakker A. Keizer E.

Miller A. V'd'Stouwe A- De Jong Folk Will Return To Standard Time August 31st Miss Linn Van (Roekel, 16 year old i daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G-ersihom i Van Roekel of Hull was riamed 4-H Queen at the Sioux County Youth OFair last Thursday 'evening. Tfae winner, chosen from thirteen candidates by popular vote during the first two days of the fair, was announced just ibefore her coronation as part off the Thursday evening ILinn was sponsored -by "the Sheridan Livestock Growers 4-H Club, the Capel (Belles Club and the Lincoln Loggers.

In order to avoid conflict with other communities in. the area, as well as inconvenience to school sdhedules and business hours, the residents of the Hull and Boyden area will return to Central Standard Time on Monday, August 31, at 2:00 a.m. Therefore all residents are urged to set their clocks back one hour when they retire Sunday night. Technically a iperson should arise at 2:00 a.m. Monday and turn his clock back to 1:00.

L. V. Grooters of Boyden informed this office that at a special Council (Meeting held early this week, it was officially decided that the Town of -Boyden would, return to Standard Time on August 31. (Mayor C. G.

Sawyer of Hull, also made a similar official announcement t'hat the Town of Hull would return to Standard Time on the a- stated date. Appreciation Day Is Today, August 20 Father-Son Game For Boyden Little Leaguers iMr. and -Mrs. Hoeder 'from Sioux Center and John 'Statema and Carol were visitors at the Sam -Fylstra home Sunday. The second annual Game, for all boys who took, part in tftie Summer Baseball 'Program, will be held on Tuesday evening, August 25, at All uniforms should be turned in that night.

The public is invited to come and enjoy this evening of lun for the boys and their fathers. Among area people have entered exhibits at the Iowa State Fair to be held August 20 to 30 are: Richard Green and Son of Boy-1 Prizes offered are $5-, 4 den 10 'head of Hereford Cattle. Kudolpf Fick of Hull 1 head, a Brown Swiss. An invitation is extended to' all the people of the trade area to come to Hull on Thursday, August 20, and join in line festivities of Appreciation Day. This event Twihich has been held annually -in Hull, except for last year, is sponsored the Hull Business and Men's Club.

Kindly check the pajge advertisement elsewhere in this issue for the complete details and program of this year's Appreciation Day. MORNING PROGRAM A horseshoe 'pitching' contest is scheduled to begin at 10:00 a.m. in the Hull park. Anyone desiring to participate in the contest may do so. 3, 2 and 1.

Don Oostenink Shows Grand Champ Beef Mr. and 'Mrs. Ed Van Driel Mo- i ra, Minnesota, were, visitors at the Henry Engen home Thursday. Local Schools Set The Opening Dates SCHOOLS WILL OPEN AUGUST 31 Community Schools will open school year on Monday, August 31, at 8:30 a.m. On opening day classes will meet with periods shortened and school will be dismissed at 3:15 Route 3 Bus No.

11 Driver Nettinga J. Reuvers A. TenHaken D. IWesselink VVeldhuizen D. Koekstra OR.

Landman H. IBoote A. Rens W. Tiedeman J. Bakker W.

Keizer J. Keizer TenHaken H. Groeneweg H. Boote i Route 4 Bui No. 4 Driver-- Koele-Durband A.

Stoehr (a.m.) 00. Tiedeman G. VanSIoten W. Zenfc CvRoozing C. iDeVos J.

Smit D. ODykstfa Horstman B. TeSlaa J. (Boogerd (ajm.) W. Vd'Top B.

Keizer A-OFick J. Westra A. (Nielsen H. Easter Route 5 Bus No. 7 Driver Critters E.

VVeldhuizen With the completion -of our new additions, it will not be necessary for pupils to attend rural schools during the coming scihooL year. Pupils have ibeen attending the rural schools during the five years since reorganization. Schools to Open on Centra! Standard By a decision of Board of Education all school schedules will be run on Central Standard Time. School Hours School classes will 'begin at 8:30 aju. and 12:45 pjn.

flthe elementary schools will start at 8:30 a.m. and 12:40 p.m. T. iBrunsting H. Ooltman G.

VanRoekel H. Sohuett C. Black R. iDrenkow R. iDickman W.

Fick M. Woelber R. Tiedeman F- Tiedeman E. Sohl A. Fick M.

Meyer S. Jongma R. Grooters P. Wegter E. Koele No.

8 Route 6 Driver Gorzeman D. DeGroot j. Van'Leeuwen P. Colsrud J. Anderson H.

VanDyk G. Brunsting Reyelts V. Tiedeman R. Oostenink J. Sas B.

Tiedeman H. Tiedeman K. SoU Stange IE. Breuer L. Tiedeman C.

VanBatavia Book Rent All students are required to pay a textbook rental fee. The high school rental fee will $6.00, kindergarten and elementary pupils will pay a fee of $5.00. The rental fee also covers "the cqst, of workbooks. Students are expected to pay their book rental fee on the first day of school. Milk Program Milk will be available to pupils in the elementary schools during the morning session at a cost of forty cents for twenty days.

Children participating in the milk program should bring their money on the opening school. The first serving of milk will be on Tuesday, September 1. Lunch Program A nutritious hot lunch dinner will -be served at noon at a cost of thirty cents per day on a monthly basis or thirty-five cents for a single meal. If a child is to purchase a lunch tick, et, it is requested that he make payment for the six dollar lunch ticket on the first day of school. New Additions The new additions in iBoyden and Hull are expected to be completed toy time school opens.

The Boydert Elementary School has been crowded but with the addition of four elementary classrooms, a lunch room and remodeling several toons in the old building adequate facilities will be available. (Continued on Back Page) WESTERN CHRfSf IAN HIGH WILL HOLD-REGISTRATION AUGUST 27 and 28 The of Western Christian High 'has; announced that registration for the 19.64-65 school term will be held on two days, Aug- ust 27 and 28, with classes beginning August 31. Thursday, August 27 'Freshmen and Sophomores whose last names begin with the letter A through will register from 8:30 to through ifrom 9:30 to and through from 10:30 on. Friday, August 28 Juniors and Seniors will register under -fine same schedule as Monday, August 31 A special chapel "exercise been scheduled for 9:00 a.m, to which students, teachers and parents are invited. Buses will run on August 31.

Faculty iThe following will serve on the faculty for the 1964-65 school year: Vander Ark Bible John Bajema Principal (Continued on Back Page) Regular School Election To Be Held Sept. 14 In the Community School District, to Directors terms expire this year and successors will be elected. The terms of Van Meeteren and (Ferdinand man expire this year. It will also be necessary to elect a director to fill the unexipired term of Bernard Wolfswinkel, (who. has resigned.

The election will be held on Mon-r day, September 14. Official notice of this election, will appear in the next issue of 1Ms news- Hull Legion Auxiliary Will TSiot Hold August Patronage, At. Stand 4 Appreciation Day, of Orange Grand by Stan Rozetocm of-Sioux Center and Stanley Korthals of (Boyden had jbeef classificatioir 7 air the Siotix: Fair held last week in Sioux Center. Don, son of reserve dhampion. Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Oostenink, has 'The beef showmanship award went exhibiting at the fair for ten to IZoyd Van Seek of Sioux years, tout it was his first champion, The junior showmanship was wontoy He clindhed it by showing champions in two classes of angus beef and one in the hereford breed. He is a member of the Sheridan Livestock Growers 4-H Club. Pictured above is Don Oostenink with his Grand Champion. Reserve grand champion was a shorthorn shown by Nolan (Bogaard Dan Bogaard of Orange City.

The high individual in the livestock contest was Walter Vander Wall of Orange Cityl The winning team was the Sheridan "Livestock Growers of Hull. 'Boys' demonstration winners were on Oostra and Jacob Lincoln Loggers of Hull. Western Boosters' Festival August 26 Western Cristi'an High School Boosters' Festival is scheduled for Gloria Wednesday, August 26, 1964. 1 Activities will begin- at 1:00 pjn. Everybody Joseph Van fBeek Instrumental (Music, German Milton Vander Berg English Gilbert Blankespoor Science 'Harvey Blaaikespoor iScience, Education Marlene Blankespoor Social Studies, Physical Education John Bolkema Science, Mathematics Marlin Vanden Bosdi English, Athletics Tierce Feenstra (Business Jerald Harms Social Studies "Marilyn Harms (part time) -Chemistry Kempers Librarian, English'' Jerry Kosters Business Lantnga Social Studies Marlene Leinse Vocal Music, Andrew Miedema Social Studies, Guidance George Pals Physics, Mathematics Rev.

Gerrit Vander Plaats Bible Ted Rfctoens Mathematics David Schelhaas English John Scholten Mathematics 'Lester Spoelstra Latin, Girls' Athletics Anna Mae Feikema Secretary Lois De Jong--Assistant Secretary William Smit Custodian Mrs. Lester Sfcoelstra Lfcrary Supervisor ito. iVed Van Scbepen Lftraiy Supervisor is invited to come and spend the day with. us. There will be ood shops in the park all day and a supper will be served from 5 to 7:30 pjm.

in the gym. Supper tickets for $1.00 each can he purchased at the Jim Heynen home and at Kraai Furniture. The menu includes ham, potato salad, cole slaw, rolls and butter, coffee or milk and pie. Various activities are planned for the entire day, such, as a bazaar in the afternoon and an auction in the evening. The dififerent booths will feature-items such as: baked goods, for everyone.

Come, one and all for a day of fun and fellowship! --Committee. The August can Unit No. 380, will held because the (meeting night falls oh Aip- Day (tonight). The public is invited patronize Auxiliary. Lunch Stand; in the jasement of the Community Building.

'Ridiculous Day 5 Atflidl Set For Friday, Aug. 28 SET TIME 9 A.M. --5 P.M. number 'Hull-inerdhantsi have decided to sponsor'-another "Ridicu- ilous Day" sale in Hull and have set Friday, August 28, from 9 ajn. to 5 ipjn.

for the event. The participating merchants will have counters and outdoor displays of (merchandise on the sidewalk in front of their places of -business. in the invited to come to Hull to'take advantage of the many bargains'fieing offered arid to help the particular merchants as ridiculous possible. Open House at Hull Creamery Aug. 20 The Farmers Cooperative Creamery of Hull plans to have an "open house" of their plant and its new facilities on August 20 from pjn to, hand-made articles (aprons and oth- 9 er clothing, kmttmjg, enibroidery work, good used articles in the White Elephant Shoppe such as: lamps, end tables, books, house plants; novelties (Christmas decorations, wall plaques, and other handmade items); produce (vegetables, fruits, preserves, eggs, lard, livestock (chickens, calves, cats, The livestock will be auctioned off in the evening on the parking lot along with all the unsold articles found in the booths.

Should again from 7:30 pan. toj pjm. in conjunction with the Ap-j preciation (Day festivities that are sponsored by the Business and Professional Men of Hull Free Ice Cream Cone Upon completing the tour of the plant, 'the Creamery Management and Mr. and Mcs. Casper Scheffer from Sioux Center, Iowa, and Mr.

Henry Kuiper from Grand Rapids, (Michigan were visitors at the Mrs. Ed Dykstra home Monday evening. Board Members would like to serve each a cone filled with delicious Hull (Brand Ice Cream. In Free Ritfe Offer cooperation with the Billy Graham Film, "Lucia" Will Be Shown at Boyden A new Billy Graham sound-color film, "Lucia," will be shown August i26, 1964, at 00 at the Boyden School Auditorium. TSiig film is sponsored by both Hull'.

Boyden Churches. anyone else like to contribute any- Business and Professional Men's An offering will be received for feel free to do so. Everything Club, sponsors of the Appreciation; the Billy Graham Evangelistic Asso- Will be appreciated. Take your do- Day, the Creamery is ateo offering ciation. nations to the Doores Waanders home.

Livestock donations must be reported to Ralph Oostra or Henry There will be sports for everyone: softball games, volley ball, horse- throwing, and all kinds of fames for the children with prizes Rides on any of the many rides on Main Street if you will turn in a cover or side of a container of Hull Brand 'Flavored Ice Cream or Flavored Ice Milk. The cover or side of the container must show the Flavor Stamp. Turn these ia ftte ride-- The film "Lucia" was entirely produced in -Buenos Aires, directed by World Wide Pictures. This film is line for both old and young alike. Come and see this fine film.

The public is welcome. As long 700 live, you will never "LacU.".