Youth On The Move Intruders To Discotheque April 23
The Intruders a four member Pella band will perform on WHO IVs Discotheque on Saturday April 23 at 4 00 p m Channel 13 Central College students Lenty Schreiner Bob Amon and Jack Taylor along with Sta Andreas and others have played in Des Moines Ames Iowa City Newton Oskaloosa Marshalltown Sigourney What Cheer and Pella venues during Tulip Time the group known for lively teen dances and late afternoon shows after parades at Van s Machine Shop and Legion Hall days prior
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the Legion Hall
Eleven Pella Musicians to Play With Central Orchestra
Eleven Pella musicians join the Central College Community Orchestra for the season finale in Douwstra Chapel, dressed in varied attire from Levis to blazers, as the Intruders prep a May release with two new songs. The ensemble, directed by Prof. Raymond E. Martin, will perform Mozart, Mendelssohn, and a mixed-style piece.
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Central College- Community Orchestra
Douwstra Chapel
Central College A Cappella Choir Concert at Third Church
The Central College A Cappella Choir performs a full concert at 7 30 p m Sunday at Thru Reformed Church in Pella. Final home concert of the year features unusual sacred music arrangements with brass percussion and organ. The program includes Pinkham Festival Magnificat and a short cantata with brass quartet and organ, Shaw Easter anthem, and Ringwald Battle Hymn of the Republic with extended instrumental and vocal forces. The 51 voice choir under Prof Laurence Groet ers recently completed a spring tour across Iowa Kansas and Nebraska with four Denver performances.
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Steenhoek Auto Sponsors Monroe Contest Advertised
Steenhoek Auto Supply sponsors a contest in Monroe with a first prize a Comet Cyclone GT and other prizes mentioned in today’s issue. Watch upcoming issues for further developments and how to enter.
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Modern Dances and Sibelius Finale With Regional Orchestra
The program features Britten's Five Courtly Dances in a modern twist and closes with Sibelius Symphony No. 2. Musicians hail from Pella Knoxville Oskaloosa Newton and Central College, forming a regional orchestra.
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College Auxiliary annual meeting at Jordan Hall Friday
The Women's Auxiliary of Central College will hold its annual meeting in Jordan Hall on April 25 at 7 15 p m The president Mrs Betty Berg man is calling the meeting early so those who wish to hear the Auxiliary program and see the second showing of Ingmar Bergman s Wild Strawberries at the Holland Theater Reverend Everett Ward and Reverend John Benes will lead devotions Senior Lorene Junker will present two brief dramatic pieces from her senior recital A final payment on the 16 000 Pieters hall furnishing pledge will be announced Lubbers plans to attend Thirty two Leighton Oskaloosa chapter members expect to be present and Dutch Market Tulip Time items can be brought to the meeting Hostesses will be members of the Third Reformed church Mission Guild.
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Euphonium Recital Friday at Cox-Snow Music Center
Bert L Van Batavia a senior music major at Central College will give his public euphonium recital Friday at 8 00 p m in the Recital Hall Cox Snow Music Center He will perform music for baritone horn under Professor Robert J Rittenhouse chair of the music department Also the newly formed Business and Industry committee of the Pella Chamber of Commerce met with plants in northern Iowa and another firm in the area seeking relocation to Pella They would employ 25 and 50 respectively and the group plans further outreach led by Gary Vermeer Don Van Gorp and Marion De Zwarte with Vermeer named chairman.
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Central College
Cox-Snow Music Center
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Pella AAUW hears about Pre-Trial Release Program
The Pella Branch of AAUW met April 18 at Mrs. C. B. Caldwell’s home where Des Moines attorney Dan Johnston outlined the Pre Trial Release Program. Johnston noted 75 percent of Polk County defendants are released on their own bond since 1964, and discussed the program’s US expansion. New officers named include Charlotte Heinen, Alvin DeWild, and Floyd Nagel, with Mrs. Clifford White and Miss Heinen attending the Iowa AAUW biennial in Sioux City.
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Polk County
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Floyd Nagel
Clifford White
Ralph Jaarsma
White
Heinen
Iowa Division of
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Sheraton Warrior Motor Hotel
Sioux City
Tulip Time festival sews up costume exchange and help needed
At the Legion Hall a bustling costume exchange drew 119 item entries with 84 sales as Tulip Time organizers seek volunteers for street scrubbing, parade activities, window décor, and special Dutch Dancers numbers. Contact Jack Cook MA8-82830 for availability and details.
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Weekend Rain Totals Reported By Official Observer
1.07 inches of rain fell on Pel la over the weekend per Dr. B L Flikkema official observer. Rain began Saturday evening with 0.95 inches on Sunday and Sunday night and the remainder on Monday.
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B. L. Flikkema
Poet Donald Justice to visit Central College
Donald Justice of the University of Iowa will read from his works at 7 30 pm in Vogelaar Room of the Student Union as part of Central College Fund activities. He will meet students and faculty over coffee earlier Friday. Justice recently won Poetry Magazine Harrett Monroe Prize for four 1965 poems and his book Night Lights is at Wesleyan University Press. He also translates French poetry writes plays and University of Iowa Studio Theater presented two of his plays last week. Missouri faculty guests will join Friday events.
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University of Iowa
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Wesleyan University Press
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University of Missouri
County Community Chorus Forms at Knoxville Hall
Marion County prepares a new all male Community Chorus linked to the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Shop Quartet Singing in America. A kickoff meeting is set for 8:00 p.m. on Friday April 29 at Knoxville Memorial Hall with Lloyd Steinkamp and Bob Lego in attendance. The group aims for 60 to 70 singers and plans to organize within a week after the meeting.
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Kenosha
Wisconsin
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