Iowa Wesleyan Choir to Begin Eight-Day TourThe Iowa Wesleyan A Cappella | Choir will begin an eight day tour of cities and churches in the midwest on Tuesday, January 30. Under the direction of Prof. Burton Mahle, head of the Iowa Wesleyan College music department, the choir will make 12 appearances during the tour.The A Cappella Choir, which has appeared in past years on the national radio programs, “Great Choirs of America” and the “National Radio Pulpit,” will present a program of the great sacred musicof the ages at each appearance.The first concert for the choir will be at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Jan.30, at the Swedesburg Lutheran ty; Diane Billingsley, Lockridge;Church, Swedesburg, Iowa. A home concert for the choir will be given at the First Presbyterian Church in Mt. Pleasant at 7:30 p.m. Sunday, February 11.Members of the choir are: Row 1 Director Burton P. Mahle; Becky Swaney, Mt. Vernon; Sue Stadel, Scales Mound, 111.; Pat Paasch, East Moline, 111.; Peggy Figuly, New Castle, Pa.; Darlene Nace, Potts-town, Pa.; Barb Roslyn, Chicago, 111.; Janls Schadt, Moline, 111.; Judy Gilbert, Camden, N. J.; Lee Olson, Harvard, 111.; Mary Crouse, Mt. Pleasant; Cheryl Stotler, WestBranch; Carol Wilson, West Liber-Rita Dockendorff, Danville; and Mary Panko, Muscatine.Row 2: Sue Haugejorde, Burlington; Mary Ratcliffe, Crestwood, Mo.; Bev Calhoun, Barrington, 111.; Carolyn Leifheit, Hinckley, 111.; Jane Lawton, Ft. Madison; Sue Slick, Earlville; Karen Bacon, Roseville, 111.; Rhadia Shurrush, Park Ridge, N. J.; Winifred Thomas, Mendham, N.J.; Anita Sands, Swan Creek, 111.; Dell Magnuson, Mt. Pleasant; Barb Walker, Denver, Colo.; Linda Lester, Harvard, 111.; Paulette Strong, Menasha, Wis.Row 3: Weyburn Wasson, Mt.Pleasant; Alan Johnson, Yarmouth Terye Corwun, Cedar Rapids; Connie Hollingsworth, Wapello; Paula Rowland, Seaton, 111.; Ian Welshman, Kearney. N. J.; John Ellinger,Ainsworth; Bruce Howard, Downers Grove, 111.; Von Waggoner, Guilford, Conn.; Terry Jones, Ainsworth .Row 4: Allen Chapman, Ottumwa; Robert Crossley, Jr.; North Attleboro, Mass.; Robert Koch, Mt. Pl'asant; Ed Hedlund, Ottumwa; Ed Anderson, Livingston, N. J.; Bill Heaton. Bushnell, 111.; Mark Heilman, Washington; Charles Potter, Cedar Rapids; and Le Roy Baum, Manlius, N. Y.