The Des Moines Register from Des Moines, Iowa • Page 78

2H DES MOINES SUNDAY REGISTER JULY 3, 1983 mm wh at's going on? MARENGO: Third of July Celebration today Contests, games, food, Bloegrasjk music, parade, 2 p.m. MOUNT PLEASANT: Good Sam Club Invitational State Samboree, Friday-July, 10, Midwest Old Settlers and Thresher grounds. MUSCATINE: Fourth of July Celebration, Monday, River View Park. OTTUMWA: Family Camp-O-Rerf; today through Tuesday, park and camp- grounds. OTTUMWA: Gospel Music Saturday and July 10, Ottumwa Park.

PACK WOOD Centennial, today and: Monday. TIPTON: Independence Day and Cen-j tennial of Tipton Fireman, today and Monday. TIPTON: Cedar County Fair, Wednes-e day-July 10. WHAT CHEER: Fourth of July Cele- oration, Monday. America: Precisionist Painting and Photography," today through July 17.

MISCELLANEOUS AMES: Heirloom to Heirloom quilters conference, Wednesday through Saturday, Brainier Gallery and Museum, ISU. AMES: Exhibition of pig puppets, Sa-turday-Aug. 5, Octagon Center for the Arts. DES MOINES: Mid-Iowa Stamp Bourse, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. July 10, Holiday Inn, 5000 Merle Hay Road.

DES MOINES: Iowa Pinto Horse Association Show, Saturday and July 10, fairgrounds. JOHNSTON: Doll show and sale, Saturday and July 10, Village Square Mall. JOHNSTON: Central Iowa Bike Trek, Saturday-July 10, with overnight In McHose Park, Boone. Participation based on pledges to American Lung Association. Call (SIS) 243-1225 for Information.

LUTHER: Touring Arts Team, arts workshops for all ages, Wednesday and Thursday. WEST DES MOINES: Iowa Regional Lilly Society's Show, 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m. today, Valley West MalL WEST DES MOINES: Farmers Market, 6 a.m.-noon Saturdays through Sept, downtown. WEST DES MOINES: Jedi Adventure Center, today-July 17, Valley West Mall. PAULLINA Centennial, today and Monday.

Reunions, displays, tours, films and centennial pageant, today. Flight breakfast, parade, contests, games, fireworks, Monday. ROCKWELL CITY: Calhoun County Expo, July 10-13. ROLFE Community Arts and Crafts Festival, 9 im-l p.m. Saturday, 1-4 p.m.

July 10, St Paul Lutheran Church. STORM LAKE Star Spangled Spectacular, 10 a.m.-lO p.m.. Monday. Parade, 10 a.m.; artists alley, free entertainment; parade of boats, fireworks. WEBSTER CITY: Flight breakfast, 7-10 a.m.

Monday. THEATER MILFORD: Children's Playhouse presents "LU Red Riding Hood Visits Her Granny Ghoul," 10:30 a.m. Monday, Wednesday-Friday, Treasure Village. SHELDON Community High School Summer Theater presents "The Creature Creeps," 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 3 p.m.

Friday, Call (712) 324-2501 for reservations. WEST BEND Summer Theater presents "The Curious Savage," 7:30 p.m. today, "The Music Man," :30 p.m. Thursday and Saturday, 7:30 p.m. July 10, high school.

Call (515) 887-7821 for "Not Now, Darling," 8:13 p.m. Thursday-Saturday and July 14-16, Strayer-Wood Theater, UNL Call (319) 273-6381 for reservations. GARRISON: "Tintypes," 2 and 7 p.m. Sunday, 8 p.m. Thursday-Saturday, today through Aug.

14, Main Stage, Old Creamery Theater. Call toll free 1-800-332-5200 for reservations. WATERLOO Community Theater presents The Sound of Music," Thursday-July 23, Hope Martin Theater. Call (319) 291-4494 for reservations. MISCELLANEOUS CRESCO: "Brown Bagging the Arts," noon-1 p.m.

Wednesday, Howard County Court House lawn. GUTTENBERG: Farmers' market, 8 a.m.-noon Saturday, River Park Drive. PARKERSBURG Historical House open house, 1-4 p.m. today. WATERLOO: Program on Meteors, 8:30 p.m.

Saturday, Hickory Hills Park, sponsored by Grout Museum of History and Science. FESTS CELEBRATIONS BELLE PLAJNE: Folk Art Fair, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday, Franklin City park. Also, old-fashioned July Fourth celebration. BETTENDORF: Old-Fashioned Fourth of July, Monday, Middle Park.

BONAPARTE: July Fourth Celebration, Monday. BURLINGTON: Sesquicentennial on the Mississippi Riverfront, Monday. BUSSEY: July Fourth Celebration, today and Monday. CLINTON: Riverboat days, today and Monday. World of Miniatures and Doll Houses Show and Sale, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.

today. Gateway YWCA. Carnival, races, theatrical performances on showboat "City of Clinton." CENTER VILLE: Elm Grove Thrashers, Friday-July 10. Pedal pull, garden tractor pull, music, demonstrations, flea market, horse show, antique auto show, black powder shoot DOUDS Field Day, Saturday. FAIRFIELD: July Fourth Celebration, Monday, waterworks Park.

GRAND VIEW: July Fourth Celebration, Monday. IOWA CITY: Welsh Church of Old Man's Creek, five miles southwest of Iowa City, celebrating 137 th year with Gymanfa Ganu (Welsh Song Fest), 1:30 o.m. today. THEATER AMES: "The Lion Who Wouldn't," 130 p.m. today and July 10, 17, Maintenance Shop, Memorial Union, ISU.

Also, "Fifth of July," 8 p.m. Thursday-Saturday and July 13-16. AMES: "The Little Sweep," 1 p.m. Saturday, by Des Moines Metro Opera, The Octagon Center for the Arts. AMES: "Picnic," 8 p.m.

Friday-Saturday, July 15-16, Fisher Theater, ISU. DES MOINES: Drake Actor's Repertory Theater presents "Stop the World, I want to Get Off," 3 p.m. today and July 10, 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday, Hall of Performing Arts, Drake University. Call (515) 271-3841 for reservations.

INDIANOLA: Des Moines Metro Opera presents "Daughter of the Regiment," 2 p.m. today, 8 p.m. Tuesday, Saturday, "The Merry Widow," 8 p.m. Wednesday, Friday; "Cavalleria and Pagliaccl," 2 p.m. July 10, Blank Performing Arts Center, Simpson College.

Call (515) 961-6221 for reservations. FESTS CELEBRATIONS BOONE: Fourth of July Celebration, today and Monday. DES MOINES: Old-Fasbioned Fourth of July, Monday, Living History Farms. Spinning, blacksmithlng weekend, Saturday and July 10. DES MOINES Christian Center Co-ed Softball tournament, 9 a.m.

today. NEVADA: Parade, 10 a.m., fireworks at dusk. PERRY: July Fourth Musical Extravaganza, 3 p.m. Monday, First United Methodist Church. Ice Cream Social to follow.

RHODES Centennial, Friday-July 10. Parade, kiddies' tractor pull, games, contests, concerts, dance. URBANDALE: Fourth of July celebration, today and Monday. WEST DES MOINES: Fourth of July celebration, beginning with parade at 7 p.m. today, celebration noon-dark Monday, Holiday Park.

MUSIC AMES Municipal Band concert, 8 p.m. Thursday, band shell, Fifth and Duff streets. AMES: ISU Summer Bnad, 8 p.m. Wednesday, C. Y.

Stephens Quadrangle. AMES: Faculty Chamber Concert, 8 p.m. Friday, Music Building Recital Hall, ISU. AMES: Carillon recital, 7 p.m. July 10, Central Campus, ISU.

DES MOINES: Music Under the Stars, 8 p.m. today and July 10, 17, Capital grounds. ART DES MOINES Art Center: "Images of Edited by Eugene T. Maleska FESTS CELEBRATIONS CHARLES CITY: July Fourth Celebration, Monday. HAMPTON: Tri County CB Radio Club Coffee Stop, today through midnight Monday, Junction of Highway 65 and 3.

INDEPENDENCE: July Fourth celebration, today and Monday. IOWA FALLS: Riverbend Rally, today and July 4. MARQUETTE MCGREGOR: July Fourth Celebration, today. MONTICELLO: Fourth of July Celebration, Monday. WATER VTLLE: July Fourth Celebration, Monday.

WAUKON- Allamakee County Agriculture Association, Thursday-July 10. Jim and Jesse and the Virginia Boys from Grand Ole Opry, 8:30 p.m. Thursday. VINTON: Benton County Fair, Thursday-July 10. THEATER CEDAR FALLS: "Luv," 7 p.m.

today, nn mm By POLLY FLUG Items included in What's going on? are provided as a free service for our readers. Deadline is 12 days in advance of publication date; deadline for column to July 17 is July S. To submit an event, write What's going on? The Oes Moines Sunday Register, Oes Moines, la. 50304. No phone calls, please.

FECTi CELEBRATIONS CRESTON: July Fourth Celebration and Railroad Heritage Days, today and Monday. DENISON: July Fourth Celebration, Monday. EXIRA: Fourth of July Celebration, Monday. GLENWOOD Lake Park: Gary Davis Mackinaw Country Music Show, p.m. Friday-.

Mills Masquers Variety Show, p.m. Saturday, Davles Amphitheater. FESTS CELEBRATIONS ARNOLDS PARK: Fireworks display, Monday. BELMOND: Fourth of July Celebration. CHEROKEE County Fair, Wednesday-July 10.

CLARION: Lake Cornelia Fourth of July Boat Parade, Fairy Tales, 4 p.m. today. CLARION: Flight supper, 5-7 p.m. and airjhow, 1:30 p.m. July 10.

CLEAR LAKE: July Fourth Celebration today and Monday. EMMETSBURG: Flight breakfast, July 10. FORT DODGE: Calhoun County Campers Campout, final day today, 4-H Grounds. GILMORE CITY Centennial, final day today. COWRIE: July Fourth Celebration, Monday.

Parade, 10 a.m.; Bill Riley Talent Shows, afternoon and evening; demolition derby and Softball tourney; rides and show. Fourth of July Celebration, Monday. Harness races, 2 p.m.; parade 5 p.m. with Harry Reasoner of CBS, Grand Marshal; community picnic, 6:30 p.m., fireworks at dusk. INWOOD: Fourth of July Monday, city park.

LAKE CITY: Western Days, final day today. LU VERNE Days, Saturday and July 10. D.bliccl Offshoots ACROSS code SAver 10 Coarse hominy 14 Emerald 18 Platter of sorts 1 Fleshy fndt 1 28 Place for a frontal 21 Anagram for atom 22 Tall yucca 1 24 Ship's strong piece of timber JIQuechuan Indiana 1 27 English philosopher: I 1633-1704 28 Detest 90 To hurl, in Le Havre SI Indian princess 32 Reiner or Bernstein Wash Portent 35 Certain spars 3 Some standardbreds 141 Seeds used as beads 43 man mouse?" 44 Grandson of Eve 48 Colored 47 Blackthorn fruit 48 Side dish 48 Apprehend SO British bassinet 84 English SS Find out 08 Harmonized 89 Back to 60 Flavor 81 Hispanic blonde bombshell a Perplex 84 Capital Crete 85 Nightingale 88 Less polite 88 Rose of 71 in Mexico 72 Swirl 73 Provencal song 74 Lab heater 75 French 78 Ripen 77 The constellation Columba 81 Witch In Goethe's "Faust" Stamps honor author and anniversaries MISCELLANEOUS GOODDELL: Flea market, today and every weekend, Trading Post. MILFORD: S. S.

Empress sailing daily, 2 and 7:30 p.m. and 2, 4, 7:30 and 9 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, Lake Okoboji. SIOUX CITY: Flea market, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday, 11 a.m.-4 p.m.

July 10, City Auditorium. SIOUX CITY: Antique Car Show, 1 p.m. July 10, Sioux City Museum lawn. SPIRIT LAKE: Antique snow and flea market, 10 a.m.- p.m. today and Monday, Vlck's Corner.

ART SPOUT LAKE: Iowa Great Lakes Art Show, final day today, Great Lakes Mall. STORM LAKE: "Iowa Artists' Postcards 1982," touring exhibit from Iowa Arts Council, Tuesday-July 29, Wittier Gallery. MUSIC FORT DODGE: Karl King Municipal Band Concert, 8 p.m. today and July 10, 17, 24, 31, Oleson Park Bandshell. MILFORD: "Heart Song," gospel singing group, 8:30 p.m.

today, and "Two on the Road," gospel group, 8:30 p.m. Saturday and July 10, Treasure Village. By Jeanette K. BrillPuzzles 83 Car barn 88 Busy place 87 N.M. neighbor 88 now (at this time) 88 Edible mushroom 90 Ornate 92 Dickens protagonist 95 Banker's pet 98 "Mother 1903 song 97 Crape Jasmine 99 Medicinal part of a S.

A. plant 104 Japanese 1885-948 105 Took a stab at 108 Enraged 107 Lake that sounds weird 108 Smell (be suspicious) 109 Many centuries 110 Takes out 111 One farmer's habitat DOWN 1 Modifying word: Abbr. 2" Rita" 3 Tee predecessor 4 Gains TTTa 5 8 7 8 9 10 12 13 14 15 IS 17 20 23 23 28 30 31 32 33 35 MUSIS BETTENDORF: Sunset Serenade fireworks, 8 p.m. Monday, Middle Park Bandshell. KEOKUK: McMamara's Band concert, 2-4 p.m.

Monday, Rand Park. MISCELLANEOUS OSKALOOSA: Auto races, 8 p.m., Wednesday, Southern Iowa Fairgrounds. WASHINGTON: Old Flags Display, 2-S" p.m. today, and Antique Cars, 2-5 p.m. July 10, Conger House.

WEST BURLINGTON: Southeast low' Pigeon Club, Buy-Sell-Trade Day, July, 10, Southeast Iowa College Grounds. ART DAVENPORT Art Gallery: Midwest! Watercolor Society Seventh Annual Exhibit, opening July 10. IOWA CITY: L. Glen Guengerich, paintings, and Betty Tiets, watercolors, Tuesday-July 31, Boyd Tower East and West, of I Hospitals. THEATER CLINTON: Morning Glory Theater.

Company presents "I Do, I Do," Wednesday-July 16, City of Clinton Showboat Call (319) 242-6760 for reservations. IOWA CITY: "110 in the Shade," 8 p.m Tuesday, Saturday and July 12; "Fifth ol July," 8 p.m. Wednesday, Friday and Jul) IS; "Ah, Wilderness," 8 p.m. Thursday, am 3 p.m. July 10, E.

C. Mabie Theater, of I 1 I' 4' i i i each from "Cachets," Sesquicentennlf al Committee, Attn: Judi Bergef; Buffalo, la. 52728. Be sure to include a large, stamped and self-addressed envelope for return of your Burlington, too (f'V The Stamp Club of Bur. lington issued a cacheted envelope for the recent Burlington sesquicentenrii al.

Cachets are still available. The design incorporates Burlington's famed Snake Alley, billed as the crookedest street in the world, and a railroad engine. The wording is "Burt lington, Iowa 1833-1983 ISO Years." "Snake Alley Station" is featured id the postmark. In the killer bar lines are the words "Burlington, Iowa Sesquicentennial 1833-1983." Cachets are available by mail for $1 each, or three for $2.50. TEe address is "Cachets," Hawkeye Stamp Gub, 537 Summer St, Burlington, la.

52601. Include a large stamped and self-addressed envelop. Philatelic calendar Following is a list of coming U.S. stamps and philatelic items, with addresses as announced for first day of issue cancels (FDCs), as well as events of philatelic interest to Iowans. The FDC deadline, unless otherwise noted, is 30 days after issue date.

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Issued Juna co Postmaster, Sadella, Ma My Mi Last day to order FDCs on US. regular Issue 10-cant slnol In the Greet Americans aeries honoring Thomas Hopkins Geaaudet, Issued Juna 10; co Postmaster, West Hartford, Conn. 0al07-Vl. Jury 1: Lett day to order FDCs en tlX block four n-cent Otymelc airmails. Issued June 17, ca Postmaster, San Antonio, Texas j.

Jury tfc Last day to order FDCs on U.S. 5-cnt regular Issue single In the Great Americans series i to honor Peart Issued tuna 25, co Potmas tar, HMsboro, W. Va. l-mi. JWv Sk U.S.

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U.S. U-cant Otymptc yacMlna postal card; In Long Beech, CaiN. 7 Seat fc U.S. single marking th KWth anntvereary of the signing af tha Treaty of Parts to end Iht American Revolution; Hi Phaaoamhla, Pa. I a si 1 5 11 :1 fft'i Ji potter Me" of Sharon love copper Modern frontier Turkic language Spring mos.

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Most of his works, which he labeled romances, are set against the somber backdrop of Puritan 17th century New England. The stamp features a likeness of Answers to last week's puzzle Unscramble these six Jumbles, one letter to each square, to form six ordinary words. IslilpliKal.laliElilsliF ill if I Hi ffir iWff Tim" Jh My He" 1 1 cliFtT 7 hj ne wjt 1 i 0 wEaij lc i 3yj Tw sJJV 0 i fcz 1 JW MT nJToij TTT tkjo un PjjJL Mffi 1" LEE OuL Jt. rr vvlftL 0 iff Tpr tii r. rjif sTo" 11 1 jiT Fpf Fit SjT Tfjir 0 sHa 1 I IE UL 1 fciElEHI 1 i2l EE eJE i ilsiSS 7t nr 5 nr TTi rpr dTi 37 sr nTt ri 7 0 a 7 TTT tTi ffS uT 1 iJjr.T 1 5.5" lI Tl JXl UP To 7 133.1 Kj tB TTn nTrT 1 0 ftps 0" Tjskj STi" ji rr iio wTf 2 1 1 rr 7iF otf iH 1 0 It t-'-t la I lt 1 licit Itlil.iM it 11 German coin 38 Black calla 37 Swap 38 Fiddled furiously S8 Remain unsettled 40 Colliery tool 41 Deride 42 Sandy ridge 48 Gas-company customer 48 Steeple 50 Man with a van 51 Relative of bingo 52 Poplar 53 Porticoes 54 Ceramic fragment 58 Small flock of quail 88 Symphony (Beethoven's Ninth) 80 Mother of Isaac 81 Family group 82 Dane 83 "Barnaby 84 Plot 65 Lavish party 86 One of Plato's dialogues 67 Every's companion 68 "Half 70 Slant 73 Furnish explanatory comment 75 Bloomed 78 Jostled 79 Extreme 80 Went to extremes 62 Sacred pictures 84 Burrowing rodent 85 Egyptian goddess 88 Fathers and sons 80 "God shall Acts 23:3 81 Secretes 62 Computer fodder 63 Aroma 94 Indian prince 93 Rotate 96 Face shape 98 Player or Barber 100 "Butterflies Free," 1969 play 101 Pay dirt 102 Black gold 103 Aviv Hawthorne by Cephus Giovanni Thompson painted in 1851 at the height of the writer's career.

Across the top from the upper left is simply the word "Hawthorne." At the lower right appears "USA 20c." The stamp is printed in yellow, magenta, cyan and black by the gravure process. Stamps will be issued in panes of 50, which will carry four single-digit plate numbers of different colors. Collectors who want first day of issue cancels can send envelopes with stamps affixed to "Customer-Affixed Envelopes," Postmaster, Salem, Mass. 01970-9991. The deadline is Aug.

7. Buffalo fete The town of Buffalo is celebrating its 150th birthday this weekend. A cacheted envelope and a pictorial cancel to note the occasion are available to collectors. The cachet shows a steamboat and includes the wording "Buffalo, Iowa 1S83 150th Commemorative Celebration July lst-4th." An outline map of Iowa is featured in the cancel. The wording includes "Sesquicentennial Station Buffalo, Iowa 52728," with the dates 1833 and 1983 and the words "150 Years" in the map.

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