Mixed chorus and solos present special number program
Hans Werner Heinrichs an AFS student at Tipton performs vocal solos and a German folk song, joining a program of mixed choruses and piano pieces for a special number presentation.
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1965
Page
11
Hans Werner Heinrichs an AFS student at Tipton performs vocal solos and a German folk song, joining a program of mixed choruses and piano pieces for a special number presentation.
A release from Iowa State University lists numerous Monticello and area students and relatives attending ISU, Iowa State and other colleges. Names include Galen Eiben, Donald H. Martin, Ralph Russell, Sheryl Tobiason, Loren Volkman, Susan Yeoman, Jean Bohlken Workman, Gerald Wessels, Ralph Andresen, Donald Ahrendsen, Eileen Dusanek, Robert Dusanek, James Eichhorn, Phillip Eichhorn, James Johnston, Wayne Snyder, Jerry Starr, Leslie Westphal, and two Monticello students pledging Phi Delta Phi. Also noted are Linda Ahrendson, Sheri Greenawald, Arlene Judy Behrends, Yvonne Heims, Paul Wilcox, Anton Vanicek, Merle Kuhns, Stephen Miehe, and Grant Wilken with various college affiliations and scholarships.
Mrs Cleo Dunbar of Burbank California visited Monticello and attended the wedding of Jerald Lange and Shirley Blanchard. A birthday supper honored Mrs Jenny Hutton at Loop's restaurant with guests from Cascade Anamosa Monticello and Strawberry Point. Fred LaPointe was installed as worthy grand patron of the Order of the Eastern Star in Prairie du Chien Wisconsin.
The WSCS of St Luke's Methodist church held a general meeting with 20 members. The American Legion Auxiliary reported fulfilled dues and charitable gifts to Marshalltown and a December pot luck. Numerous residents and visitors were noted, including James Skelley, Virginia Jones, and Dr. Paul Brown, with travel to Florida and New York.
Monticello post master Paul Bender urged timely mailing of parcels to Armed Forces personnel overseas. He advised strong boxes heavy wrapping inner cushioning and secure tying plus legible complete addresses including ZIP codes and an inside slip with addressee and addresser. He noted restrictions customs forms and early mailing for Christmas cards.
A 4-H officers training clinic for Jones county will be held Thursday November 18 at Strawberry Hill school Anamosa. Registration from 7 to 730 p m with the program starting at 730 Rex Dory of the Iowa state men s reformatory Anamosa will speak. He works with parolees and men on probation. During the session 4 H ers will meet in groups by their office. Boys and girls county 4 H officers will assist in instruction to the club officers.
Bill First of Monticello firm announces re run of the Hoover vacuum sale due to popular demand. Both tank type and canister models are included with prices advertised in the page B-2 notice.
The 4-H Corn show will take place Monday in the Farm Bureau building with a chili supper from 6 30 to 7 30 p m Samples of corn brought by 4 H members will be judged Each project member must bring 10 ears of corn and ribbons will be awarded One 4 H member will be named outstanding corn producer Dan Stadtmueller Monticello leads the project Fred Danner of Bloomington IN FS plant food specialist will speak Dads and 4 H leaders invited Free work gloves offered to all who book Kent dairy and beef feeds now
Red Carroll owner of Carroll Homes Inc Monticello announces an open house Sunday November 14 at 835 Ridgeview Road Vanourny addition open 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Public is invited to inspect the newly completed house.
Maquoketa Valley girls win 70 54 over Walker with Gail Grimms scoring 34 and Connie Young 32 while Frieda Coleman adds four. JV game sees MV fall 36 35 to Walker with Coleman leading MV at 14.
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