Memorable Flute Solo by Julia Denecke at Cedar Rapids Symphony
A Cedar Rapids Symphony concert featured Julia Denecke in a challenging flute concerto by Elie Siegmeister with guest director Siegmeister. Denecke impressed with flawless balance and projection, guiding the orchestra through a complex three movement work. The program also included Berlioz Benvenuto Cellini overture Prokofieff Classical Symphony and Vivaldi Four Violins concerto. London AP More than a quarter of British university students are women.
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Coe College
Julia Denecke
Cedar Rapids
Siegmeister
Denecke
Berlioz
Benvenuto Cellini
Prokofieff
Sng
London
New Flu Virus Detected In Iowa Schools
State health officials report Type B influenza identified in Atlantic junior high students. Absenteeism across Atlantic schools rose in February, with 12 to 45 percent missing. Field teams investigate outbreaks in Audubon Lisbon Marshalltown Maxwell as Hong Kong virus also appears.
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Iowa City
Iowa
State Hygienic
University of Iowa
Atlantic
William J. Hausler
State Hygienic Laboratory
Y. W. Wong
Virus Laboratory
Hong Kong
Audubon
Lisbon
Marshalltown
Maxwell
Miss Diane Clark Weds Jerome Reich at St. Josephs
Miss Diane Irene Clark and Jerome C. Reich married at St. Josephs Catholic church with Rev. J. J. McBride presiding. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Joseph F. Bennett, wore a crepe street-length gown. maid of honor Christine Severson and best man Tom Lewis attended. A reception followed in Marion and the couple plan to reside in Marion after a Dallas trip. Reich is a Collins Radio employee and Nebraska graduate. Clark attended Northern Iowa and also works for Collins.
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St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Diane Irene Clark
Jerome C. Reich
First Avenue SE
Richard
Omaha
Neb
J. J. McBride
Joseph F. Bennett
South Eleventh Street
Marion
Mr. Bennett
Christine Severson
Tom Lewis
Dallas
Texas
Reichs
Thirty-fifth Street Drive
Reich
University of Nebraska, Lincoln
Collins Radio Co
University of Northern Iowa
Collins
Crown Queen Crowned at Independence Jacquee Ball
Judy Geater, 17, Independence, was crowned queen over 56 candidates at the 13th annual Independence Jacquee Ball held at the Gayla ballroom. She received a $150 college scholarship, sponsored by Geater Manufacturing Co, and was crowned by the previous winner Judy Beachler Carver. Bonnie Blakesley won the 1969 talent prize with a piano performance and also earned a $150 scholarship. First runner-up was Sylvia Valenta and second runner-up Viki Maurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Judy Geater
Gayla
Miss Geater
Duane Geater
Geater Manufacturing Co
Judy Beachler Carver
Bonnie Blakesley
M. E. Blakesley
Miss Blakesley
Sylvia Valenta
Brazil
Sacred Heart High School
Oelwein
Viki Maurer
New Board Members Named for Lutheran Home for the Aged
Special to The G Strawberry Point reports a newthree addition to the Lutheran Home for the Aged board. Rev. R. H. Steege of Farmersburg Rev. Paul Rothfusz of Elkader and Fred Grenand of Volga join the panel.
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Strawberry Point
The
Lutheran Home For the Aged
R. H. Steege
Farmersburg
Paul Rothfusz
Elkader
Fred Grenand
Volga
Possible Type B flu risk for Hong Kong flu survivors
He notes the current Type B influenza could affect those who previously had the Hong Kong flu, suggesting some individuals remain susceptible to new infections. The statement highlights a potential overlap in influenza strains and the need for vigilance.
First Towboat of 1969 Coming Up River
The towboat Vicksburg headed up the Mississippi Monday bound for Davenport with two empty barges. It likely will be the first towboat to reach the Quad-Cities and start the 1969 navigation season, depending on ice. The vessel passed Lock No. 24 at Clarksville Missouri, the northernmost lock in the St. Louis district. The 1968 Amoco Missouri reached Rock Island Lock 15 on February 16 for the record earliest opening.
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Rock Island
Vicksburg
Mississippi River
Davenport
Quad- City
Clarksville
St. Louis
Corps of Engineers
Quad-Cities
Amoco
Missouri
West Delaware Girls to Perform Baton Twirl Show
A baton twirling exhibition by 38 third and fourth grade girls will occur at halftime of the West Delaware basketball game Friday night. Judy Zumbach, a West Delaware senior, will instruct the group.
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The
Gazette
Ryan
West Delaware
Judy Zumbach
Attic Directors Elect Schubert as President of Board
Robert H. Schubert elected president of the Attic adult board of directors. Ab Igram is vice president Jim Seifert treasurer Mrs. Robert Stolba secretary Gary Benesh re appointed executive director Dr. Walter M. Block named chairman. New members include Charles McMillen Rev William Cotton Larry Chase Russell Hoover Willis Daugherty Mervin Cronbaugh Larry McGrath Mrs. Robert Hotchkiss Sharon Stephens Rev James Sullivan.
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Robert H. Schubert
The
Attic
Ab Igram
Jim Seifert
Robert Stolba
Gary Benesh
Walter
M. Block
Charles McMillen
William Cotton
Larry Chase
Russell Hoover
Willis Daugherty
Mervin Cronbaugh
Larry McGrath
Robert Hotchkiss
Sharon Stephens
James Sullivan
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By Les Zachers
Hausler
National Communicable Disease Laboratory
Atlanta
Dr.Hausler
Miss Clark
Mr. Reich
Mrs. Reich
Nelson Jewelers
Mullin
Montgomery
Joe Fischer
Lester
SCI
First Ave
Boddicker
Lindale Plaza
MIT
Flower City
Beau Bright
Schubert
Office of
C. R. Kitchen
Optometrist
Sears
Midwest Merchandise Mart
Old Hunter Airport
Midwest
Hunter Airport
Hardwick
Norge
Bowling Street & Hwy
S.W
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