March Winds Blow draws capacity crowds in Columbus
Capacity crowds attended two performances of March Winds Blow in the Columbus Community Auditorium Friday and Saturday. The show featured pop and Broadway numbers spanning 1920 to 1972, presented by the Stage Band and the Chanteurs with a lengthy list of performers, soloists, and production staff.
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Columbus Junction
Columbus Community Auditorium
Chanteurs
Julia Edwards
Paula Lowe
Lorie Morrison
Kathy Richman
Bob Rutt
Kathy Skubal
Steve Tompkins
Carol Wehr
Dennis Brown
Nancy Gipple
Jon Hoback
Robbie Leonhard
Chris van Auken
Greg Allen
Roger Edwards
John Greene
Jay Hauenstein
Tim Richman
Boyd Buser
Tim Morrison
Gary Slight
Kurt Smylie
Sarah Rowland
Debbie Gregan
Lori Bennett
Chanteur
Auralea Carrell
Beth Drinkall
Sylvia Edkin
Cindy Greene
Diane Laithly
Chris Woods
Sue Bausch
Melissa Crossett
Vicki Currie
Robin Greene
Jeanette Kloffen- Stein
Jan Story
Chris Webr
Tom Gentzler
Mark Huston
Brad Richards
Dean Rich
Legislature at a glance Senate action brief amid sessions
The Associated Press reports on the fifty seventh day of the Senate. Convened at 9 am, two bills reimburse school districts for auxiliary services to non public students, three non controversial measures passed, and lunch recesses noted. A later session at 10 25 am passed a 5575 0 percent state share for the school lunch program for 1972 73 and a 350 000 purchase option for the GMC Building. A model rockets bill passed 80 0 with regulatory provisions and further non controversial bills were approved before lunch.
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Nuuse
Julie Eisenhower Eyes 1972 Campaign Shakeup
Julie Eisenhower, on vacation with President Nixon in Florida, says GOP prospects look strong and the race appears easy to defeat for Democrats. She cites the economy and war as top issues, notes Nixon’s fatigue from China diplomacy, and describes her limited public role before the convention while planning to engage after.
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Key Biscayne, Fla
Julie Eisenhower
Nixon
Julie
China
Julie Nixon Eisenhower
Polt- Compound
Wilton Heart Fund appoints volunteers and chairmen
Wilton announces the Wilton Heart Fund campaign volunteers led by Mrs. Ed McQuillan as chairman. Mrs. Ralph McKown is named local drive chairman, with a list including Mrs. Adolph Hansen Mrs. Don Norris Mrs. George Boldt Miss Sue Lillage Mrs. Ed Williams Mrs. Cliff Luethye Mrs. Perry Penniston Mrs. Paul Maurer Mrs. Harlan Beinke Mrs. Jerry Davis Mrs. Perry Taylor Mrs. Harvey Owens Mrs. Ed Reed Miss Garleen Wieck Mrs. John Lyons Mrs. John Wyatt Mrs. Lee Dawson Mrs. Harold Nicolaus and Mrs. Richard Sterett.
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Wilton
Wilton Heart Fund
Ed McQuillan
Ralph McKown
Adolph Hansen
Don Norris
George Boldt
Sue Lillage
Ed Williams
ClIf Luethye
Perry Penniston
Paul Maurer
Harlan Beinke
Jerry Davis
Perry Taylor
Harvey Owens
Ed Reed
Garleen Wieck
John Lyons
John Wyatt
Lee Dawson
Harold Nicolaus
Richard Sterett
Penn Avenue Grange Plans Pike County Meeting Details
Penn Avenue will take their exchange program to Pike Grange meeting on March 15 with the Penn Avenue Grange meeting held Thursday night March 12 at 2 p.m. A 6:30 p.m. potluck preceded the 7:45 p.m. session where Master Edward Hadley presided. Read letters from vacationing members in Arizona and a thank you note from the George Sterner family for their 50th wedding anniversary gift. State Master Delwin Cross of Kellduff called on county members.
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Penn Avenue
Pike Grange
Edward Hadley
Arizona
George Sterner
Master Hadley
Delwin Cross
Kellduff
Women's Activity
Marie Buffum
Muscatine Community College
National Grange
Wapello council approves permits amid sewer cost talks
WAPELLO The city council voted 5-1 to adopt the ordinance recommended by the planning and zoning board. The meeting with all members present approved building permits for Joe Patrick Jr for a storage addition to his remodeled building near City Hall and for Lewis Jennings a garage, contingent on compliance with the planning and zoning ordinance.
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Wapello
Planning and Zoning Board
Joe Patrick, Jr
Lewis Jennings
Young people seek real government performance now
The speaker notes renewed youth interest in campaigns and faith in government, contrasting 1968 radical elected officials with broader student leadership. She argues that early promise gave way to frustration, while current administration has delivered tangible performance for youths.
City Council Considers Sewer and Towing Revisions
Richard Johnson gave an engineer estimate for the Fair Grounds sewer 1100 feet south. He will survey reconstruction of sewer from Summy's Trailer Court west through Roy al subdivision. The council bars towing fees by city employees for cars parked over 40 hours, towing to the city lot under law officer escort.
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Richard Johnson
Fair Grounds
Johnson
Summy
al Subdivision
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