Williamsburg Journal Tribune from Williamsburg, Iowa • Page 5

"ill Abner" Will Be Cobblestone Play Plan Event Thins Anr 14 1977 The HEWSpapers of Iowa County 5 Lil Alfier" has been selected as the next production by Cobblestone company, Marengo. The adult theater company which recently presented "40 Carats" and last summer did "George Washington Slept Here" will present the new play in the fall at a date to be announced later. Plans call for Saturday night and Sunday afternoon matinee presentations. A representative of the Old Creamery Thnater Garrison, was present at the meeting of the Cobblestone company last Wednesday. Reduced price tickets are available for groups attending Creamery productions.

Information may be obtained from Mrs. Larry Beyer or Mrs. Floyd (Dorothy) Deal, Marengo. There will be an open house at the Deal residence for the Garrison group Sunday, Apr. 17, from 2 to 5 p.m.

Marengo Library Will Show Films During National Library Week Two feature films will be shown at the Marengo public library next week in celebration of national library week. Librarian Charlotte Dugan said the films will be shown after school Tues- day, Apr. 19, and Thursday, Apr. 21, at 3:30 p.m. The films are 30 minutes long and are suitable for children or family entertainment she said.

Also, double-layered plastic bookbajjs, carrying Karsten Will Tour Europe With Wartburg Band Wilfred Karsten, Marengo, will be a member of the European-bound Wartburg college band. The 1977 tour will begin with a sacred concert at St. Luke's Evangelical Lutheran church, Greendale, Sunday, Apr. 17. Immediately following the worship service, the band will leave for Europe, arriving in London the same day.

Karsten plays the trombone. This is its second European tour, the first coming in 1973. Countries to be visited include En- The United States produces more candy than any other country in the world. About $1,320,000,000 worth of candy is sold each year in the U.S. at.

wholesale. gland, Belgium, France, Switzerland, Austria, Germany (including East Germany), Denmark, The Netherlands and Scotland. The band is expected to return to Waverly May 21. In addition to the concerts, the members of the band will be taking a May term course, entitled "Tour with the Arts" for, college credit. This will involve attending concerts, visiting galleries and museums, viewing different types of architecture and working with practicing artists.

Three different programs are being given abroad. In addition to the sacred concert similar to the one being presented in Greendale, there will be a 'concert of serious music and a concert-production, which will feature a variety of music. Trilly Cole Show Monday, May 2 8 p.m. Where: Clear Creek High School, Tiffin, Iowa Adults Children 00 No Reserved Seats All tickets higher at door Mail order to: Trilly Cole Show, Tiffin, la. 52340 Sponsored by: Band Parents What Cheer Opera House will open its 1977 season with Russ Morgan's Orchestra under the direction of Jack Morgan Tuesday, April 26 8:00 P.M.

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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13 Meatloaf dinner Bailer dipped Icelandic cod (all you can eat) Italian spaghetti and meatballs Broasted chicken dinners Tuna salad sandwich Pork fritter sandwich THURSDAY, APRIL 14 Swiss steak Spare ribs and kraut Smoked sausage and German potato salad Brqasted chicken dinners Starburger sandwich Grilled ham and cheese sandwich FRIDAY, APRIL 15 Icelandic cod butter Truckers' belt buster steak Palish sausage and kraut Broasted chicken dinners Rueben sandwicii Fish sandwicii SATURDAY. APRIL 16 Bar-B-Qued spare ribs Salisbury steak Spaghetti and meatballs Super steakburger Jumbo hot dog and BBQ baked beans Broasted chicken dinners Hoagie ole' sandwich SUNDAY. APRIL 17 Ham loaf Roast turkey, homemade sage dressing, cranberry sauce Baked Iowa pork chops, dressing and applesauce Broasled chicken dinners Patty melt sandwich MONDAY. APRIL 16 Knockwurst and German potato salad Beef and noodles Belgium potato pancakes and whole nog sausage Rueben sandwich TUESDAY, APRIL 19 Creamed chicken and biscuits Hickory smoked ham and sweet potatoes and kraut Broasled chicken dinners Denver sandwich the theme "Libraries Have It" will be sold for a small charge. Listeners to statewide radio station WHO, Des Moines, will be challenged to "Stump the Librarian" in a program 1 to 3 p.m.

Monday, Apr. 18. Reference librarians from the Des Moines public library will research listeners' questions. The week's theme, "Li- braries Work Together to Serve You Use Your Library" explains that library patrons use the resources of many libraries when they go to their local one. computer technology and a system called interlibrary loan, local librarians have access to all public libraries in Iowa and most of the public libraries in the U.S.

To give people in the Marengo area an opportunity to learn more about the Old Creamery Theather company at Garrison, the Floyd Deals will host an open house coffee at their home, 336 West Marion street, Sunday, Apr. 17, from 2 until 5 p.m. TV Experiment Puts Issues On Trial MORGAN WILL APPEAR The Russ Morgan orchestra under the direction of Jack Morgan will appear Tuesday, Apr. 26 at the What Cheer Opera House. Time is 8 p.m.

Jack Morgan is now the leader and conductor of "Mifsic in the Morgan Manner" following the recent death of his father, Russ Morgan. Orders for tickets may be sent to box 324, What Cheer, Iowa 50268, or one may call 1-515-634-2547 from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. weekdays. Family DINING Salad Bar Nightly We Cater Private Parties Lounge Opens 5 P.M.

CARNFORTH Old Hiway 6 West of Victor Closed Mondays Called an experiment in television, Iowa public television channels 12 and 32, will present a special program Tuesday, Apr, 19 at 8 p.m. on Trial: Iowa Marijuana Laws." The program will be taped at 2:30 p.m. before a live audience Sunday, Apr. 17 at the Pole Theatre, A.Y. and Theo Blank Performing Arts center, Simpson college, Indianola.

C.R. Symphony Will Present Twin Concerts The Cedar Rapids Symphony will present a pair of concerts Apr. 16 at 8:30 p.m. and Apr. 18 at 8 p.m.

The Saturday and Monday performances will be at the Paramount theater for the performing arts, Cedar Rapids. Special guest artist for the concerts is trumpeter Adolph "Bud" Herseth. Herseth has been the Chicago Symphony's principal trumpeter since 1948. His Chicago years have included numerous solo appearances with the Chicago orchestra and with the Chicago Symphony brass ensemble. For the Cedar Rapids concerts Herseth will perform the Hummel Trumpet Concerto.

The orchestra will be featured in Schubert's Symphony No. 8 Unfinished" and Stravinsky's Petrouchka ballet suite. Tickets are available by calling the symphony office Monday through Friday, or at the door the evening of the concert. Full time students and senior citizens may purchase tickets at half price. Both the pros and cons of the present laws concerning the possession of marijuana will be presented.

Judd Golden, Des Moines trial attorney and president of the Iowa chapter of the National organization for reform of marijuana laws, will argue for a change in the current laws. Vern Lawyer, Des Moines trial attorney, will present testimony in favor of the laws as they now stand. Both advocates will question nationally recognized witnesses to support their cases. The audience at Simpson and viewers will be asked to cast their vote on the outcome of the "trial." The verdict will be tabulated and reported on Mary Jane Odell's program at 6:30 p.m., Apr. 28.

Those wishing to attend the taping at Simpson college should write for tickets, enclose a self-addressed stamped envelope, to IPBN, box 1758, Des Moines, 50306. RITA BERENDES Everyone interested in learning more about the Garrison theater or purchasing discount ticket narkets is invited. Rita Berendes, a veteran actress with the company, will be present to explain the company's new discount ticket packets. The packets contain seven admissions to Old Creamery performances. While the company will perform seven plays over the season, the purchaser of a discount ticket packet can use the entire packet at one performance by bringing six other persons to see the show.

Discount ticket packets will be available at the coffee or can be obtained through May by contacting the Floyd Deals at 642-3774 or the Larry Beyers, 6423240. Those who have attended past Old Creamery Theater performances will remember Berendes in "The Taming of the "Who's Afraid of Virginia "The Glass Menagerie" and "6 RMS, She is an original member of the company. Folk Dimensions Monday Friday 10:30 Noon KCCK-FM, 88.3 with Jeff Schlei Marengo Optimist Annual No Foolin'. April 21 is Coffee Day The Williamsburg Student Council has set April 21 as the date for Coffee Day in accordance with the Muscular Dystrophy Drive. Approximately $550 has 'been collected by the organization so far.

Local restaurants taking part in this cause are: Colony Haus, 6 a.m. to 10 p.m.; Middle America, 7 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Seven Villages, donation; and Landmark, donation. Your contribution would be greatly appreciated. Feast! I tFresh-baked fruit and soft pies, baked apple dump! ngs hot pe pie with cinnamon ice cream.

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