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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1966

Page

7

Language Dancers Present Sacred Motion At SIU

Southern Illinois University Modern Dance Club expands its repertoire with a sacred dance as a new language of worship led by sponsor Toni Intravaia. Three students Sherri McMeen Kay George and Karen Roberts performed One Lighted Candle Jacobs Ladder and The Lords Prayer at a Christian Arts Festival and church venues. Suzanne Oliver wrote poems later choreographed into four numbers from dance notation scores by Intravaia, a noted notation specialist.

Toni Intravaia Sherri McMeen Pontiac Kaye George Kinmundy Karen Roberts Cerro Gordo Suzanne Oliver Carbondale

Ann Landers Columns on Teens and Gifts

A Miss Dull asks how to avoid being forgotten and learns to be genuine listener. A reader seeks advice on a $50 gift to a dental student. Ann endorses a certificate to the student. A concerned parent criticizes a girl visiting a suitor at Fort Dix and Ann condemns underage camp visits. Confidential note on medical incompetence refers to legal consultation.

Miss Dull Miss Ann Landers Dental School Henry Fort Dix Diane

Jacoby On Bridge South Could Win Or Lose

The article outlines a bridge hand where Jacoby on South and North reach three hearts with a Blackwood attempt. South ends up choosing a diamond discard and end plays West, risking two spade tricks but finding a winning line if East holds the diamond queen. The text then shifts to home improvement noting kitchen countertops standard height of 36 inches with builders needing height specifications.

Oswald Jim Jacoby North South West East

Marion Masons Set Memorial Service Saturday

Marion Chapter 100 Royal Arch Masons will hold its 40th annual Memorial Service at the Masonic Temple in Marion. A 6:30 p.m. pot luck precedes the service with the chapter supplying meat, bread and drink. Rev. James Kerley to give the invocation. Grand High Priest Charles W. Bradley of Decatur to be received, followed by a welcome address from J. Ralph Norman. Memorial address by John Murphy, right worshipful junior grand ward en.

Marion Royal Arch Masons Masonic Temple James Kerley Charles W. Bradley Decatur J. Ralph Norman John Murphy

Neptune unveils Parisian swim wear for bridal collection

Neptune presents a summer lineup featuring a white organdy bikini for the bride and black tailored trunks for the groom. The range includes bridal costumes aimed at avid swimmers in the new Parisian inspired designs.

Rochester Eastman class of 1967 elects Curtis Stotlar president

Curtis T. Stotlar of 507 West Main Street Carbondale has been elected president of the University of Rochester Eastman School of Music class of 1967. He is studying piano.

Curtis T. Stotlar W. Main St Carbondale University of Rochester N. Y Eastman School of Music

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