Solisti di Zagreb Concert Highlights Iowa City Performance
The Solisti di Zagreb from Zagreb showcased 13 strings and harpsichord under Tonko Ninic at Hancher Auditorium. Vladmir Sverak excelled in Teleman violin concerto while Rossini sonatas and Odak Passacaglia drew strong audience praise. The program ended with Bartok Divertimento marked by lively counterpoint.
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Solisti di
Zagreb
Yugoslavia
Iowa City
Hancher Auditorium
Tonko Ninic
RCA
Vanguard
Teleman
Vladmir Sverak
Sverak
Rossini
Krsto Odak
Bridge Winners Named In Open And Rubber Games
Howell mey.cent open game winners at Kenwood Park Presbyterian Church were Mrs. Richard Golembiewski and Phil Amell first. Mrs. Frank Hrellenthal and Mrs. Scott Denison second. Mrs. K V Harrington and Frank Zeman third. Rubber winners were North-South Marie Hoggner and Helen Hyland first. Thelma Zeman and Ivah Water second. East-West Florence Henry and Florence Dwight first. Mollie Schroeder and Virginia Folkers second. Next game at 12 30 Thursday at the church. new comers welcome. Collins Club Howell movement in Collins Radio cafeteria winners Arvind Dandekar and Lee Beldon first. Dave Monk and Jack Murphy second.
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Howell Mey
Kenwood Park Presbyterian Church
Richard Golembiewski
Phil Amell
Frank Hrellenthal
Scott Denison
K.V. Harrington
Frank Zeman
Marie Hoggner
Helen Hyland
Thelma Zeman
Ivah Water
Florence Henry
Florence Dwight
Howell
Collins Radio
Arvind Dandekar
Lee Beldon
Dave Monk
Jack Murphy
New Mr and Mrs Ronnie Silka Wed in Sacred Heart Church
The couple Ronnie Silka and Connie Yount married February 25 in Sacred Heart Catholic church with Rev. Richard Gaul officiating. Mrs. Silka is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Yount. the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Silka of Stanley. The bride works at Super-Valu and the groom at City Laundry.
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Oelwein
Ronnie Silka
Connie Yount
George Yount
Silka
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Richard Gaul
Lynn
Pete) Silka
Stanley
Super- Valu
City Laundry
Book Reviews and Arbitration Note in 30 Years Ago Item
The article references book reviews in Sundays Gazette within Family Focus. It notes reviews by New York Times United Press International and Associated Press reviewers. A 30 years ago item recalls Cedar Rapids bus drivers avoiding a walkout as arbitration continued.
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Gazette
Family Focus
New York Times
United Press International
Associated Press
Cedar Rapids
Cornell Grad Finds Home In German Organ Circuit
Barbara Porter, Cornell College alumna, now in Heidelberg as organ church music professor and organist, builds a European career with 20 to 30 concerts yearly, recording sessions, and teaching. She studied in Vienna on a Fulbright, speaks German with students, and plans future work with her opera-singing husband.
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Cornell College
Barbara Norland
King Chapel
Europe
America
Barbara
Minnesota Music Teachers Assn
American Guild of Organists
Cornell
Julian Bern
Robert Triplett
Heidelberg
Germany
Natural snack trend grows across the market
NEW YORK (UPI) Snacks are shifting toward natural non addictive varieties. Progressive Grocer cites Gary Cook of a California firm noting use of safflower oil and low in polyunsaturates ingredients and iodized free salt. Potato chips may switch to unpeeled spuds. jerky and beef sausage sales rise. popped pork rinds appear. 300-400 new snack products emerged in 8-10 years, though introductions Now slower. A New York ad man says shoppers are watchful and snack use fits busy hands and mouths.
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New York
UPI
Gary Cook
California
Midwest
DAVA Auxiliary No 10 Elects Martha Hunt Commander
Martha Hunt of Mechanisville was elected commander of the Disabled American Veterans auxiliary No 10 at a Tuesday ceremony in Memorial Coliseum. Other officers include Jerry Lou Sopher senior vice commander and Mary Jo Crull junior vice commander among a full slate.
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Martha Hunt
Mechanisville
Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary No. 10
Memorial Coliseum
Jerry Lou Sopher
Mary Jo Crull
Frieda Folk
Marjorie Barr
Dorothy Mumm
Wilma Rischer
Evelyn Beadle
Julia Jones
Carolyn Cikla
Piano Recital Tonight by Mrs Dennis Goettel Students
Students of Mrs Dennis Goettel present a piano recital this evening at seven at First Presbyterian Church. Performers include Tim and John Quade Todd and Cindy Walter Bradley and Peter Anderson Andy and Allison McIntosh Beverly Cori Nancy and June Schirmer Laura and Jeff Nekola Michelle Threet Carrie and Anne McCune Marjorie Teachout Rhonda Zmoos Laurie Petkus and Julie Kimber.
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Dennis Goettel
Forest Drive
First Presbyterian Church
Tim
John Quade
Todd
Cindy Walter
Bradley
Peter Anderson
Andy
Allison McIntosh
Beverly
Cori
Nancy
June Schirmer
Laura
Jeff Nekola
Michelle Threet
Carrie
Anne McCune
Marjorie Teachout
Rhonda Zmoos
Laurie Petkus
Julie Kimber
Anniversary Open House for Mr and Mrs Donald Anderson
An open house is hosted Sunday from 2 to 4 at the Izaak Walton club to honor Mr and Mrs Donald Anderson. They celebrate 25 years of marriage since March 5 1952 in Nashua. Their son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Marcus Vigen of Wyoming host. the couple has one grandchild.
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Anamosa
Izaak Walton Club
Donald Anderson
Rosemary Miller
Anderson
Nashua
Marcus Vigen
Wyoming
Dear Abby column on race marriage and aid in Chicago
Abigail Van Buren addresses a Michigan mother torn by interracial marriage, urging acceptance and warning against reverse discrimination. She also advises a pregnant woman stranded in Chicago to contact Birth Right for free counseling, medical care, and adoption options.
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Abby
Chicago
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By Mary Westphalen
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DAVA
Donald Andersons
WTC
Krebs
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Wilson Ave
Ron Ameche
N.Y
Mt. Vernon Rd
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Squaw Creek
Man
Abigail van Buren
Michigan
Ethan Allen
Town Rd
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