Library announces 1966 Newberry and Caldecott awards
The American Library Association division announces Elizabeth Borton de Treviño as Newberry winner for I, Juan de Pareja with runners up Randall Jarrell The Animal Family Mary Stolz The Noonday Friends and Lloyd Alexander The Black Cauldron The 1965 Caldecott goes to Nanny Hogrogian for Always Room for One More runners up include Tora Tit Tot Hide and Seek Fog and Just Me A brief history of the awards notes their origins and exhibit availability at Cedar Rapids and Kenwood branches.
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Randall Jarrell
Mary Stolz
Liloyd Alexander
Caldecott Medal
Nanny Hogrogian
Sorche Nic Leodhas
Holt
Caldecott
Evaline Ness
Alvin Tresselt
Roger Duvoisin
Marie Hall Ets
Cedar Rapids Public Library
Kenwood
Camp Fire Girls plan two birthday month projects
Iowana Council reports a 55 percent membership rise, 208 new members, and total program enrollment up to 4019 across four age levels. Spring emphasis focuses on junior high Camp Fire and Horizon clubs with sixth grade parties to introduce junior high programs. A Go to Church Sunday and a March 23 Mothers Luncheon at Town House highlight Birthday Month activities. Vern Feldman will speak. Craemer’s provides a hat show. reservations due by Thursday.
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Iowana Council of
Camp Fire Girls
Ben W. Stearns
Camp Fire
Glenn Frenzen
Frenzen
Wendell Bell
Vern Feldman
Juvenile Court
Craemer’s
Cedar Rapids Names Landmarks In Council List
A council slate includes Mrs. Delmar Wilson Springville Mrs Her ibert Clark Tipton Mrs James Shive Sclon Mrs Merven trump Mechanicsville Mrs Larry Walrath Mr Vernon and Mmes Glenn Florang Howard Brown Robert Fletcher Eldon Zacek Norvis Hill all Cedar Rapids reflects a hopeful lineup for upcoming meetings.
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Council
Delmar Wilson
Springville
Heribert Clark
Tipton
James Shive
Sclon
Merven Trump
Mechanicsville
Larry Walrath
Vernon
Mmes
Glenn Florang
Howard Brown
Robert Fletcher
Eldon Zacek
Norvis Hill
Cedar Rapids
Tickets Available for U. of Iowa Production
Tickets go on sale Tuesday for the University of Iowa production of Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf opening March 22. The Edward Albee drama runs March 22 to 26 and 2031 with free entry for students and a $1.50 price for others at the Iowa Memorial Union east lobby desk.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Virginia Woolf
Edward Albee
U. of I
Iowa Memorial Union
Billboard Says No to Proposal in Delaware
Patti Ann Boyle, 18, rents a billboard to tell her boyfriend she is not ready for marriage. Ralph Julian, 19, earlier rented a billboard proposing marriage. Patti responds with a message asking about university graduation plans at the University of Delaware. Yale President Brewster cites ongoing efforts to improve education for women and potential contributions beyond existing graduate and professional schools.
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Wilmington
Del
Patti Ann Boyle
Ralph Julian
Pattti
Ralph
University of Delaware
Patti
Allmale
Yale
Kingman Brewster
Yale Corporation
Yale Weighs Admission of Women to Yale College
Yale University in New Haven weighs admitting women to undergraduate programs. Officials review coeducation options and potential timelines as requests from female applicants prompt discussion of policy changes and campus implications.
Doderer Urges Back Annual Sessions in Iowa
State Rep Minnette Doderer of Iowa City urged support for annual sessions of the Iowa General Assembly in a Van Buren County Democratic meeting. Her speech emphasized consistent legislative convenings and constitutional considerations for state governance.
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Doderer
Iowa City
Minnette Doderer
Iowa General Assembley
van Buren County
Iowa Legislator Calls for Wider State Law Revision
Rep Doderer urged more frequent legislative sessions in Iowa to align state laws with federal changes. She cited Title XIX grant rules as an example of a federal program Iowa cannot qualify for until statutes are updated.
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Iowa
Legislative
Rep. Doderer
Congress
Doderer
Concert Wednesday in West Union A Pops Event
The instrumental music department presents Music Around the World at 8 p.m. Wednesday at the school. Performers include Linda Pleggenkthle on piano and Joan Wood on saxophone.
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West Union
Linda Pleggenkthle
Joan Wood
Will Salo
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Library
Wieners
Newberry and
Children’s Services Division
American Library Asse
Newberry Award
Elizabeth Borton, de Trevino
Juan de Pareja
Farrar, Straus and Giroux
Velazquez
Newberry
John Newberry
United States
Randolph Caldecott
Boy Scouts
DeWayne Riley
Loren Miller
Don Williams
Austin Ford
Elmer Flory
Carl Mitzner
Ronald Luikart
Wesley Marquett
Methodist Church
Dorothy Lynch
Shirley
the Prince
Prince Philip
Great Britain
Shirley MacLaine
Beverly Hilton Hotel
Beverly Hills
Calif
Variety Clubs International
California
Gregory Peck
U. of Iowa
Billboard
New Haven, Conn
Yale University
Cedar Rapids Hardware
Third Avenue
Restonic
Wkitershees
Home Furnishings Town & Country
Lindale
Baker's
Craemer
Killian
Kinney
Kresge
Peiffer
Richman Bros
Sears
Seiffert
Younker
Zale
Jerome
First Ave
Sage
Asiohn
Third Ave
Mt. Vernon
Johnson Ave
St. SE
Bone Sweet Kid Spring Green
FORD
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