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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1969

Page

2

Barefoot in the Park features stagehands as midshow entertainment

A large first night audience for Barefoot in the Park discovers an unusual interlude as stagehands and Bloomingdale’s staff march onto the Washington’s Men stage with furniture, instantly transforming the Bratter apartment. Designer Mike Kramme and director Dave Elder oversee the set with a full crew and consultants handling props, decorations, and program art.

Neil Simon Mike Kramme Dave Elder Bob Huber Bob Anderson Dick Ross Wayne Gamon John Butler Lam Messer Sara Lu Morrison Jean Robertson Bratter Richard Choate Mable Elder Rosemary Hanson Dunham Morrison Earl Rae

Gas employees honored for safety awards in Keota

NGPL employees from Harper Columbus Junction Cairo and Sigourney received group and individual safety awards at a April 23 dinner at the Golden Buckle Buffet in Keota. Five year honors went to Cairo storage and Harper corrosion control while Harper and Columbus Junction departments earned one year awards. Individual five year award went to Harry Joe Adam and Billy L Glandon received a one year award. Speakers from NGPL Chicago office discussed operations safety and the Safety Act and belts for vehicles. Charles Asbill MC at the Harper compressor station led the program.

Harper Columbus Junction Cairo Natural Gas Pipeline Company of America Keota Cairo Storage Department Harper Corrosion Control Department Haper Harper and Columbus Junction Harry Joe Adam Oakview Billy L. Glandon Sigourney B. D. Neiman NGPL Marcel L. de Craene Jack A. Evans

Iowa engineers oppose road fund bills in Des Moines

Iowa County Engineers Association expressed opposition to two House bills. One would allocate 3.4 million dollars from the road use tax fund for driver education in high schools. The other would raise truck fees and shift county and municipal shares of road funds, potentially curtailing highway safety efforts.

DES Moines UPI Iowa County Engineers Association Iowa House Charles Hales Iowa Senate Hales

Funeral procession accident slows solemn day

A two car collision during a funeral procession occurred when Stanley Dean Dorsch failed to stop and hit Dianne Rae Browser’s car, causing $575 and $375 in damages respectively. No injuries or citations were reported. Also noted are the funeral services for Pfc. Larry Eugene Smith held May 7 at the Christian Church with military rites and burial at Richland Friends Cemetery.

Stanley Dean Dorsch West 5Th Dianne Rae Browser West Chester Dorsch Dave McGaffey Ray Arbogast Charles Hook Alfred Fritz George Miles Larry Arbogast Max Arbogast Delbert Earl Richard Davidson Harold Haifley Jack Hotle Kenneth Davison Fred Blick Willard Gray Merle Steele Robert Stalder Jesse Radda James Hayes

Gas spill in Iowa raises decontamination concerns

New York congressman Richard McCarthy reports to cabinet leaders a recent spillage of World War II poisonous gas affecting Iowa and other cities. He urges halting a gas shipment amid fears of contamination and possible future accidents in St. Louis Kansas City and Iowa.

Washington UPI New York Iowa Richard McCarthy Transportation John Volpe McCarthy St. Louis Kansas City Defense Melvin Laird

Area Ten Community College 1969 Summer Schedule

Area Ten lists a first twelve week and two six week summer sessions with 65 courses in Arts and Sciences and Vocational Technical divisions. Registration for the twelve week and first six week sessions is June 2 at Hawkeye Plaza. classes start June 3. Second six week session registration is July 14, with classes starting July 15.

Area Ten Community College Vernon Pickett Area Ten Hawkeye Plaza Office of Admissions

Fortas impeachment chances rise over outside income

Rep. Taft says there is a good possibility a move to impeach Supreme Court Justice Abe Fortas could arise unless he clarifies the controversy over outside income. Life magazine reported Fortas received a $20,000 fee from Louis Wolfson's family foundation, which he later returned. Fortas acknowledged the fee but not its amount or duration. Taft warned of a possible full congressional investigation.

Washington UPI Supreme Court Abe Fortas Louis E. Wolfson Fortas Wolfson Taft Congress House Judiciary Committee Committee Senate

Iowa counselors gather at Spring Convention 1969

Approximately 500 Iowa counselors and personnel workers attended the annual Spring Convention of the Iowa Personnel and Guidance Association in Des Moines May 2 and 3. The theme Commitment to Action featured Dr. John Shultz and sessions on groups work human relations and counseling programs. Donald Severson was inaugurated president for 1969 70 IPGA with remarks by Dr Wray Strowig and Dr Merle Ohlsen in attendance.

Bill Peiffer Ernie Beemblossom Richard Collins Washington Iowa Iowa Personnel and Guidance Association Des Moines John Shultz University of Missouri At St. Louis Schultz Clifford Bunting Manchester IPGA Donald Severson Madrid Wray Strowig University of Wisconsin Merle Ohlsen The American Personnel and Guidance Association Dr. Ohlsen University of Illinois Donald Baker Minnette Doderer Kenneth Benda

Waco Fifth Grade Band Concert in Crawfordsville Gym

The Waco elementary fifth grade band directed by Boyd Blattner performed a forty minute concert for parents and students in Crawfordsville Gym. Selections included Carnival for Trumpets Carnival for Clarinets and Thunder Drum. The concert concluded with three hymns dedicated as a memorial to Linda Boshart. The group will participate in the Memorial Day Service at Crawfordsville Gym on May 30 at 10:00 am, with the American Legion Auxiliary in charge.

Waco Boyd Blattner Crawfordsville Linda Boshart American Legion Auxiliary

Kiwanis hears from United Parcel Service expert

At aKiwanis weekly meeting Robert Leterbour of United Parcel Service outlined the firm’s operations through a color film. The presentation described shipping limits of 100 lbs or 180 inches total dimensions and the service's role between postal service and freight. Dean Garrett aided by answering member questions and Ken Meinhart of Crane Co. joined Kiwanis.

Kiwanis Robert Leterbour United Parcel Service Leterbour

Meeker-Holland Win in YMCA Duplicate Bridge

Meeker-Holland won the duplicate bridge game at the YMCA on Tuesday evening among five tables. Simpson-Owen took second, Dr. and Mrs. J. William Pfeiffer third, and Mr. and Mrs. James Lloyd fourth. Next games are May 20, June 3, and June 17 at 8:00 p.m. in the Quiet Room.

YMCA Meeker - Holland Simpson - Owen J. William Pfeiffer James Lloyd Juen

Elementary music students in concert at Washington and Brighton

Elementary music students from Washington and Brigh ton present a concert on Tuesday May 13 at 730 pm in the Junior High gym with Sunrise Singers 6th grade chorus 5th grade band 6th grade band and Project Star violin students. Directors include Mrs Bagby Rich McCurdy and Mrs Wise. The program starts a week of recruiting for the instrumental music department with fourth grade visitation to distribute information. A May 20 meeting for parents and students in the Junior High music room will feature Everett's Music Company demonstrations rental plans and a full department overview with all teachers present.

Washington and Brighton Sunrise Singers Project Star Bagby Rich McCurdy Wise

Reid Orris announces Cathy Reid engaged to Michael Pacha

Mr and Mrs Reid Orris of Washington announce the engagement of their daughter Cathy to Michael R Pacha son of Mr and Mrs Walter Pacha of Brighton Cathy will graduate from Washington High School this May and be employed at the State Bank Mr Pacha a 1968 Washington High School graduate farms with his father No wedding date has been set.

Reid Orris Washington Cathy Michael R. Pacha Walter Pacha Brighton Washington High School The State Bank Pacha

Elderly Meet in Iowa City May 16

As part of Senior Citizens Month AGE regional meeting will be held in Iowa City at the Community Recreations Center 220 S Gilbert Friday May 16 at 1 00 PM Hosting the meeting will be the Iowa City Senior Citizens Club The featured speaker will be W Hoyt Bonham Montezuma Attorney and AGE Chairman Walt W Pickett Institute of Gerontology University of Iowa will also speak Representatives from all retiree and senior citizen groups in Tama Jackson Muscatine and Mahaska counties are invited to attend.

Iowa City Iowa Community Recreations Center S. Gilbert Senior Citizens Club W. Hoyt Bonham Montezuma Walt W. Pickett Institute of Gerontology University of Iowa Tama, Jackson, Muscatine Mahaska Counties

Rainbow Girls Plan Initiation Friday at Temple

The Rainbow Girls will hold initiation Friday at 6 30 p.m. at the Masonic Temple. All officers are to be at the Temple by 6 p.m.

Rainbow Girls Masonic Temple

Local residents listed as Mercy Hospital patients

Bertha Hartman fell at home Wednesday morning and fractured her hip. She is a patient in room 320, Mercy Hospital, Iowa City, and would appreciate hearing from friends. Mrs. Helen Foster is a patient in Mercy Hospital for observation and treatment. Her room is 440 and she would appreciate hearing from friends. Joe Hines has been moved from Mercy Hospital to the Iowa City Extended Care Center, room 19.

Bertha Hartman Mercy Hospital Iowa City Helen Foster Joe Hines Iowa City Extended Care Center

Mother Daughter Salad Supper at Marion Avenue Church

All mothers and daughters and all women of the church are invited to the annual Mother Daughter salad supper at the Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church this Friday evening at 6 30. A program will follow featuring Mrs Penny and her daughter of Iowa City presenting Christian Values and Art. Babysitting will be provided.

Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church Fred Penny Iowa City

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