Jefferson City Post-Tribune from Jefferson City, Missouri • Page 3

14 POST TRIBUNE. Jefferson City. Thuradoy. Morch 10.1977 Blood donors listed The Jefferson City chapter of the American Red Cross collected 160 pints on the last of its three-day drive to surpass its goal of 360 pints by six pints. A goal of 120 pints of blood had been set but.

after two days, the drive was below quota. The drive was held at the Eagles Lodge. 1411 Missouri Blvd. The Red Cross' next drive is scheduled for June. Persons volunteering to donate blood Wednesday included: Sophia Kroll.

Simon Hartman. Milton Hall. Raymond Kinnaman. Generose A. Brandt.

Leroy Kirchner. Gary Kampeter, Ben Luebbering, Roger Trueman, Karen Porting. Luann Mengwasser. Delphene Cambell, Daniel Sandbothe. Debbie Yancey.

Ed Schulte, Albert Nichols, Cindy Lovings, Richard Luebbering. Leonard E. Shockley. James VV. Jones.

John Watson, Robert J. Stewart. Jeff Kelley. Marian Bias. Diane Suthoff, Darlene Luebbering, Julie Markway, Dale Rackers.

Jerry Oliver, Elmer J. Frank, Clem Groner. Joe Lee Herigon, Charles Kemna, Judy 'Ganey, Phillip Clemmons, Shirley Toebben, Lillian Lackman, Michael 'Rehagen. Alice Henson, Wanda Stegeman. Linda Schatzer, Norma Holzer.

Lillian Lackman. Michael Rehagen, Alice Henson. Wanda Stegeman. Linda Schatzer, Norma Holzer. Lillian Rush.

Michael Brettsehneider, Drake. Gerald Woods, Gregory Veil, the J. Joseph Trower. Duane Smith. Gladys Dudenhoeffer.

Thomas VanLoo, Jerry Holtmeyer. Claudia Goodin, irma Raithel, Nancy Pack, Dave Kaiser, Dorothy Veil, Leon Gosche. Carol Eddy. Jim Eddy. Randy Zehnder, Patricia Redel.

Edward H. Redel, Dolores Kenney. Walter Weider. Anthony Rush, Hempe. John Hempe.

Herman Kempker, Jean LeGrande, June Nienhueser, Tom Loethen, Larry Kolb. Vince Kilb, Brauner, Daniel Ramlow. William Luebbert, William Niblack. Herbert Ro.deman. Laureritia Hamacker.

Schueler. Ber- 'nadetfe Otke. Guy Clemente. Lorraine Luebering. Joe Ihler.

Gerald Luebering. Mike Dittmer, Jerome Walker, Ken Holzem, Roger Kemperk, Vossen, Jane Putnam, Ronn King, Buell Baclesse. Kremer, Joe Sandbothe, Ken Otke. Fred Luebbring, James Martin, Roger Verslues, Doug Johnson. Robert Kasman, Arleta Hildebrand, Allene Howser, Billy Redel, Damon Kempker, Lynn E.

Shaffer, James Walther, Jan Harris, Catherine Siedenburg. Toni Underwood, Virginia Binkley. Larry Windsor. Celeste Suthoff, Steve Suthoff. Rose Mertens, Mike Mertens, Delbert E.

Bolten, Barbara Schmitz, Robert Kilb. Edward Borst, Charles M. Brown, Robert Gilbreth, John 0. O'Rourke, Terry Ortbals, Alfred Kaiser, John D. Renner, McCormick V.

'Wilson, Robert JR. Jones, E. Creedon, Phyllis Masek, Mary Beth Wyrick, Donald Holtmeyer, Darelene Volmert, Irma Buschjost, Roy Epple, Don L. Trabue, Wanda Jett, 'Robert Hemmerla, James Moberly. Harold Buehler, Gilbert Schellman, Susie Hoeltzle, Harold Goser, Billy Shemwell, Barbara Vivian, Melvin Meyer, Lois Denise Yanez, Tim McGrail, Elizabeth Kramer, Paul Schleer, Roger Cooley, Robert Evans, Patricia Schmutzler, John Shim- mens.

Dale Gerstner, Steve Gerstner, Tom Reichard, Ashley, Mary K. Messer. Bert Messer, Randy Buschjost, 'Judy Heuber, Gary F. Jones, Bill Diersing, Ron Bernskoetter, Buford Fraser, Debbie Jennings, Macey Jett, John Tom Sumner, George Seifert, Margaret Kudrna, John Boeckman, Anthony Markway. Women workers Almost half the adult iwomen in the United States are in the labor force now, as opposed to less than a third in 1947.

Hardy chestnut At the turn of the century one out of every ten hardwood trees at. the sawmill in the United States was POST TRIBUNE. Thuradov. March 10.1977 IS 3 DAYS ONLY SALEENDS SATURDAY Shop early for bett At theie low pricei they're bound to go fait. Some quantities limited.

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SAVE NOW AT WARDS LOW PRICES-ITS YOURS WHEN YOU SAY "CHARGE IT!" WITH YOUR WARDS CHARG-ALL ACCOUNT Shop us for the good buys. A review Ballet: Quality event A. Lawrence Kimfcroogh The Richard Thomas Theatre Ballet of New York appeared at Richardson Auditorium on Wednesday night, a feature of the 1976-77 series of the Jefferson City Concert Association. Personally directed by Richard Thomas, a veteran of several ballet companies (including Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo), the company is currently on a coast-to-coast tour. This outstanding group of dancers is ten in number and is Manhattan based.

Included in the group is Thomas' daughter Bron- vvyn. His wife is the former ballerina Barbara Fallis; she is co-director of the Thomas The.atre Ballet and also does choreography for the company. It will be interesting to note that Thomas' son Richard plays John-Boy on T.V.VTheWaltons." First group on the program consisted of "Le Pas de Quatre," music by Pregni, choreography by Barbara Fallis; "Le Corsair Pas de Deux," music oy Drigo; "Face the Music," American contemporary music, with choreography by Daniel Levans, principal choreographer of the company; "Caprice," music by Stravinsky, choreography by Daniel Levans. Group two consisted of "Come Sunday," traditional Gospel music and choreographed by Millard Hurley, who alsadid one of the solos in the work. Group three consisted of three works; "Why Not?" choreographed by Levans, music by piano rolls; "Black Swan Pas de Deux," music by Tchaikowsky (One of the two dancers here was Thomas' daughter.

Bronwyn); and "Grand Finale," music by Drigo, choreography by Levans. Out of an evening marked by precision, elegance, and agility one hardly knows what to mention first. The program included classic ballet as well as more contemporary styles. But if I may I should like to mention, the following. "Face the Music" made excellent use of mime and suggestive movements in portrayal of its sultry theme.

Interesting lighting further enhanced the scene, as did the jazz music to which it was danced. "Come Sunday" has a religious theme and contains three sections. It was acted out and danced with religious fervor in a most poignantly beautiful manner to the Gospel music that supported the movements on stage. "Why Not?" was reminiscent of the twenties with its clever, fun-filled choreography. The bright red, green, orange and yellow costumes, along with the music of piano rolls, contributed to the atmosphere.

Classic ballet was represented at its finest in the first two and last two numbers. A large and appreciative audience was present. We received the that Michael would not be dancing because of an in- 'jured knee. Two other dancers took his role. Other choreography on the program was done by Marius Petipa.

Members of the Thomas Theatre Ballet are as follows: Bronwyn Thomas, Sean Lavery, Marissa Benetsky, Millard Hurley, Christian Foisie, Manuel Gomez, Alice Avolio, Michael De Lorenzo, Ann Arnoult, Michael Pulero. TRAVEL QUIZ Q. In which MM Mount Ruttunort found? A. North Dikott B. South Dikott C.

Wyoming Minos.