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FOR ALWOOI)Capture Musical HonorsALWOOD — A1 Wood vocal and instrumental participants in the Area 18 State Solo and Ensemble Music Contest last Saturday at Monmouth earned 148 sweepstake points to put AI Wood among t h e leaders among the 28 schools enteredArea 18 includes all size schools in an area that extends south to Roseville, north to Wextmer, east to Kewanec and Galesburg and west to AI WoodEighty-five students participated in the contest, many of them in more than one event In the judging a Division I rating was the highest possible score Both Division I and Division II ratings counted toward the sweepstake pointsVocal music students from Al-Wood earning Division I ratings were Chris Peterson for girls low voice solo, Rhonda Cowser for girls medium voice solo. Hay Olson for boys low voice solo, a girls single ensemble. LuAnn Colburn. Cheryl Robbins, Rhonda Cowser and Pam Johnson, a boys single ensemble:-Mark Atchison, Tim Thor, Russell Bruline and Ray Olson, mixed double ensemble Linda Klundt, Cindy Pearson, Debbie Enstrom, Tina Mahalo-vich, Steve Barton, Jeff Newman, Steve Spivey and P a t Swanson; boys double ensemble: Steve Barton, Steve Robbins, David Dye, Brian McFar-lin, Roger Hugos, Dennis Calmer, Brandon Anderson and Dick Sherrard, and another hoys double ensemble J a y Olson. Gordon Hambleton, Bry-on Swanson, Kevin Spivey, Rick Anderson, Steve Molburg, Dave Uehn and Larry Youngren.Those earning Division II ratings were Marion Calmer and Mark Atchison for hoys high voice solo, Jim Luallen for boys medium voice solo, Lu Ann Colburn and Barb Green for girls high voice solo; MarcyNelson for girls low voice solo, Pam Swanson for girls medium voice solo, Tcri Edwardson-and Kim Miller for a vocal duel, boys single ensemble Marion Calmer, Dennis Colburn, Doug Nelson and Jim Luallen, girls single ensemble Barb Nesbitt, Judy Olson, Vicki Jordan and Connie Edmund, girls double ensemble Kathy Blaine, Connie Schatteman, Shirley Larson, Linda Klundt, Mary Anderson,Donna Fellers, Barb Peterson and Alice Schmidt, mixed double ensemble Dawn Ment-zer, Mary Steward, Debbie Nelson, Chris Peterson, D a v e Beck, Craig Jordan, Gary Adamson, Mark Johnson, mixed single ensemble Annette Curry, Karen Nelson, Dennis Colburn and Richard Bergstrom, mixed single ensemble* Barb Green, Susan Johnson, Larry Goff and Stan Roes norWOODHULL — A semi-trailer truck driven by Morris Clap. 20. of Newman, 111 , and owned by Black Brothers Trucking Co sideswiped another semi owned by Iluslead Truck Lines of Baring, Mo . about 2 a m Tuesday on Interstate 74 just south of the Woodhull-Alpha exitObservers theorize that Clap fell asleep and struck the Hus-tead truck which was slopped along the shoulder of the road to change drivers (’lap was hospitalized at Cottage Hospital in Galesburg, hut the other occupant of his truck, Walter Colvin, 51, of Paris, 111 , and the two occupants of the other truck, Howard Parrish, 29, ofInstrumental music studentsearning Division I ratings were, Jane Wallin and Becky Enstrom for flule solos, Debbie Enstrom for both a clarinet solo and a piano solo, Jerrie Whitcomb for a bass clarinet solo, Richard Bergstrom for a snare drum solo, Connie Edmund Chris Peterson and Candace Bubon - Richard Bergstrom with drum duets, brass sextet* Ray Olson, David Cooper, Pat Swanson, Dennis Calmer, Paul Briggs and M a r y Olson, mixed clarinet quartet*Susan Lambert, Vicki Petrovich, Stephanie Main and Jerri Whitcomb, trombone quartet Jim Luallen, Dennis Colburn, Jay Olson and Brent Peterson, woodwind duet Becky Enstrom and Pam Swanson, flute trio Cheryl Robbins, Jane Wallin and Rhonda Cowser, cornet trio Linda Klundt, Dan NelsonB.iring, Mo , and Wallace Elder. 85. of Edina, Mo , were treated for minor injuries and releasedThe Black Brothers truck was loaded with s«etl corn and the other truck with three tiers of hogs, two hogs being destroyed. The Black Brothers truck bad damage to the cab and trailer, but the other was only damaged jn the left rear of the trailerClap was reportedly issued a ticket for improper lane usage, and Parrish, the other driver, was ticketed for illegal parkingWreckers owned by George Beck were called to the scene, and first helped move the Hus-tead truck ' The wreckers re-and Steve Spivey. .Instrumental music students earning Division II ratings were; Kathy Blaine and Marcy Nelson with piano solos; Cheryl Robbins with a flute solo; Ray Olson with a trombone solo; mixed clarinet quartet: B e v Steffen, Bev McLaughlin, Kathy Carlson, Tina Mahalovich; saxophone trio Kathy Blaine, Doug Nelson and Larry Youngren, brass duet Kathy Anderson and Susan Johnson; wood-.v.,/1 quintet_ Barb Peterson, Kui eii Nelson,* Vicky Stroud, Marcy Nelson and Debbie Nelson, flute trio* Judy Olson, Barb Peterson and Mary AndersonAccompanists were: BeckyEnstrom, Debbie Nelson, Debbie Enstrom, Lu Ann Colburn, Vicki Jordan, Marcy Nelson, Mrs Estelle Miller and Larry Olson.turned to the scene at 6 a.m and worked until 10 a m to puli the other scmi-trailcr out of the field where it had cometo rest.Two wreckers were used to do the actual pulling, and two others to control the semi’s movement Beck stated that the semi was pulled out still loaded, which isn’t usually done, and with its brakes locked. He estimated the trailer, truck, and its load to weigh 75,000 lbs.Beck is quite proud of his largest wrecker which he calls “Big Beulah” He started with an old gas tanker truck and spent over a year building itON INTERSTATE 71Trucks Collide Tuesday; Both Drivers Ticketed
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Oneida Wrova Reporter
Oneida, Illinois, US
Fri, Mar 03, 1972
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