The Courier from Waterloo, Iowa • 12

Vineyard io celebrate first year Li. A vineyard has grown in Waterloo throughout the past year. It has grown to an enormous size, branching out to reach more than 3.000 young people. The Vineyard, the coffeehouse at Sun-nyside Temple, is celebrating its first birthday this week, and a special observance is planned for Thursday. A banquet will be followed by a special multi-media look at the first year of this unique coffeehouse, and a concert featuring the music of Alabama-based Truth.

THE VINEYARD was started by the Youth Ministry of Sunnyside in March of 1977. and at that time, it offered a variety of programs and services for youth The plush room complete with snack bar. stage, pool and ping pong tables, and professional lighting and sound systems, is open nightly except Mondays What began as an offshoot of the youth ministry, led by Pastor Timm Jackson, now offers a talent agency, custom silk screen company, tape ministry, counseling service, camps, retreats, a Halloween i ciA in Hon rv.fi. pie in seven nights, and a puppet ministry, which now boasts life-size puppets. Groups which have appeared on the coffeehouse stage travel from all over the continental United States.

Tickets for the 6 30 dinner in the sanctuary, which will be preceded by a social hour, are $5 50 per person Anyone interested in the Vineyard mav attend the celebration. -I. 9 NT- 'Abused women' to be topic at UNI conference 4 -v. vocates in St. Paul.

will keynote the conference at 9 a Women's Advocates is a collective formed from a group of women who have organized to provide 24-hour legal and other information for women. The collective's board of directors is made up of the members The 8 30 a to 5 p.m. conference is co-sponsored by the Cedar Falls-Waterloo Women's Center at UNI and the aid to Battered Women Program of Black Hawk County. Two members of the Women's Ad area romance Courier photo by Mary Kollath are now on sale for the 29th Annual from left are Arvilla Jabusch, chairman of the Children's Eyeglass-Special Services Brunch, brunch committee, Edith Allen, ticket sales scheduled by the Quota Club April 16 at the chairman, and Jim Twyman, district manager Masonic Temple. Special prize at the event will of marketing and public relations for Ozark be an air trip for two to Aspen.

Colo. Pictured Tickets now on sale for Quota Club benefit and three days and two nights at the Faschings Haus. an Aspen condominium, will be awarded Arvilla Jabusch is chairman of the brunch committee She will be assisted by Esther Bender, Berniece Imsland. Vicki Grimes. Edith Allen.

Fern Hammelman. Connie Sherwood. Jessica Hey, Carla Wilson. Merry Wetlaufer and Rachel Goold. Quota Club has spent $900 since June 1.

for eye exams and glasses for 14 children who needed financial assistance. This project is handled with the music club festival are named 1 wedding is planned at Grace United Methodist Church. Oelwein. TRAER Mr. and Mrs.

Bernard Hatton are announcing the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter. Nancy Hatton Nancy Lee. and Jeffrey Dostal. son of Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Dostal of Elberon. The bridelect is a student at North Tama High School. Her fiance is engaged in farming with his father. An April 22 ceremony is planned at St. Paul's Catholic Church WAVERLY Mr.

and Mrs. Erwin Drape are announcing the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter. Sheryl. and Llewellyn Williams of New Hampton. He is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. E. Williams of Ionia. Miss Drape Sheryl Drape 20 off a choice r( ft I it i I -f 1-1 I CEDAR FALLS "Abused Women: Yesterday. Today.

But Not Tomorrow" is the title for a day-long educational conference scheduled for Friday, in the University of Northern Iowa Education Center News of Courier News Service MANCHESTER Mr. and Mrs. Al Lub-ben are announcing the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter. 1 r.Vj7 Jean Ana Lubben Jean Ann. and Michael R.

Traver, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Traver. The bride-elect is a junior at Manchester High School, and her fiance is employed at the Arlington Creamery. Arlington.

A June 24 wedding is planned at First Lutheran Church. WAUCOMA Mr. and Mrs. Larraine Baumler are announcing the engagement and approaching marriage of their 1 Dennis Canfield. Debra Baumler daughter, of Manchester, and Dennis Can-field of Oelwein.

son of Mr. and Mrs. Lenard Canfield of Stanley. The bride-elect is a lab technician at Delaware County Memorial Hospital. Manchester, and her fiance is a route salesman for City Laundering.

of Oelwein. A July Arts group sets Minneapolis trip CEDAR FALLS The UNI-Civic Arts Association has planned a bus trip to Minneapolis, the weekend of March 31-April 2. The bus is scheduled to leave at 1 p.m. on March 31. Tickets are available for the concert by the Minnesota Orchestra on March 31.

On April 1. reservations have been made for the Chanhassen Dinner Theater, where the current show is "Fiddler on the on the bus are now open to the general public. For details, write Dr. Howard V. Jones at the University of Northern Iowa, or call 273-2829.

fiYOUNKERS SATISFACTION ALWAYS College Square Mall 99 It a special king of pretty when a shoe wraps its strappy bands around the loots in a tender embrace And when that shoe is priced at just $18 99, that a special kind of special. Treat yourself in white, bone, navy or shiny black. i. fc. h- i fc.

a at just t1Q r' 4o-v cooperation of school nurses who submit names of students for consideration. Coral Petersen of Council Bluffs. Seventh District Quota International governor, made her official visit to the Waterloo club at their Tuesday evening meeting at Cedar Falls Trust and Savings Bank. Ginny Lund was chairman of the hostess committee. Mrs.

Petersen met with the Quota board members at a dinner meeting prior to the general membership gathering. French. Steven Lim, Holly Miller. Mana Sack (gold certificate). Maria Scholl (gold certificate).

Mark Dodd (gold Susan Fink. Tracev Folks (gold Mary Beth Bond. Kirsten Easter. Becky Forsyth. Elaine Kennedy gold certificate).

Lynn Schwestka I ninth gold certificate) and Lisa Miller (ninth gold all piano soloists under the direction of Blanche Foster. Marty Arbuckle. Michael Miller. Andy Brady. Chris Bjortomt.

Lori Ordmord. Connie Vandeest. Matt Hau. Michelle McGee. Traci Buhr.

Janice Fenl (gold certificate! and Jolene Christian (gold certificate), all piano soloists under the direction Kay Fenl Lisa Carpenter, Rae Mane Calvert. Mary Gardner, Cheryl Babinot igold Todd Christian (gold certificate). Veronica Engelestad. and Rich Arbuckle. all organ soloists under the direction of Kay Fehl Jean Beecher and Heidi Brady, piano duet under the direction of Kay Fehl.

'Fast and fun' cooking to be program topic WINTHROP "Cooking with fast and fun meat recipes'' is the theme of the consumer education demonstrations to be presented by Harold Mindermann. Iowa Farm Bureau commodity and marketing director. Friday, at St Patrick's Hall, beginning at 1 m. Mindermann's recipes are developed by home economists at the National Livestock and Meat Board and include dishes using pork. beef, lamb and dairy products.

The one hour and 15 minute presentation will be followed by refreshments and gifts will be awarded. Sponsored by the Buchanan County Farm Bureau Women. Buchanan County dairy, pork and beef producers, the program is open to the public A Special Kind Of Pretty SPECIALLY PRICED STORE HOURS: Saturday Sunday 12-5 fcfc. hhtit. ifciti.iih fcfci, CM 1 is employed at Rohlf Memorial Clinic.

Her fiance is an employee at Kitchens of Sara Lee, New Hampton An April 22 wedding is being planned at St. John's United Church of Christ, rural Waverly GARWIN Announcement is being made of the March 4 marriage of Judy Lee Wood and Larry Mathew Tichy. both of Marshalltown. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs Frank Owings of Ben-tonville.

and Mr and Mrs. Robert Tichy. Vows were exchanged at First Presbyterian Church. Grundy Center. The groom is employed at Fisher Controls.

Marshalltown. They will reside in Marshalltown. lONIA-Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Tiedt are announcing the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter.

Debra Tiedt, Gene Curtis Debra, and Gene Curtis, both of Sumner. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs Manuel Curtis of Cresco. Miss Tiedt is employed at John Deere Waterloo Tractor Works Her fiance is an employee at Croell Redi Mix, Sumner. A June 24 ceremony is planned at St.

John Lutheran Church. Sumner. SPECIAL LUNCHES Make school lunches extra special with cupcakes made from packaged cake mix Add well drained fruit cocktail to the batter, saving some for frosting They're moist, pretty and packable! group of ii i ri -t. r- i The 29th annual benefit for children's eyeglasses and special services, sponsored by Quota Club, will be April 16 at the Masonic Temple. A brunch will be served from 10 a to 1 p.m.

that day. Tickets are now on sale for $3 each, front any Quota Club member, or at the business of Betty Wilson Your Travel Agent. 1419 W. Fourth 2344489. Ar tickets must be bought in advance of the event.

A special prize, consisting of an air trip for wo from Waterloo to Aspen. Colo Winners of junior Superior winners have been named in the tpwa Federated Music Clubs' District III Junior Festival. TlTe competition was staged at the UniJrsity of Northern Iowa. Cedar Falls. Participating were members of the Junior and Juvenile Natural Music Club Judges were Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Bender. Mason City. Lawrence Jones of the University of Iowa. Iowa City, and Mrs-Elizabeth Moore.

Cedar Rapids Listed are the superior rating and goid certificate winners and their instructors Susie Bumell, Ann Clark. Julie Jensen. Debbie Earnest, Scott Stitt. Lisa Earnest. Diana Eggleston and Christy Schrock.

all piano soloists under the directitm of Shirley Burke. Randy Lane. Joan Meeker. James Bachtell. Robert Bachtell.

Daniel Gross. Amy Vose (first gold certificate I. Michael Williams. Lisa Lane Chamber orchestra to -present concert WAVERLY The Wartburg Chamber Orchestra will present an 8 p.m. concert at Redeemer Lutheran Church here Thursday.

Tbe concert is open to the public without charge. This program will feature -'Overture andAllegro" from "La Sultane Suite'' by FraTicois Couperin. "Eine kleine Nachtmusik for strings" by Wolfgang Mozart, "Huldigungsmarch" from "Si-grud-Jorsalfar" by Edward Grieg and 'Symphony 104 in by Joseph Haydn. the Wartburg Chamber Orchestra is under the direction of Harold Sundet of the music department. State speech contest scheduled at Wartburg WAVERLY More than 850 students from- nearly 90 high schools in Northeast Iowa will participate in the state speech contest in individual events at Wartburg College Saturday under the sponsorship of thelowa High School Speech Association The contest begins at 8.30 am.

All events are open to the public without charge. Students will compete in 14 events, including public address, dramatic humorous acting, interpretative reading-of poetry, interpretative reading of literary program, original oratory, extemporaneous speaking, radio news, expository address, storytelling, im-provisational storytelling book reviewing and after dinner speaking Organ recital set Chris Anderson will present a recital on the -Hammond organ Thursday at 7 30 mv" at the Holiday Inn. Cedar Falls. His appearance is sponsored by the Stoner Piano Co. The public may attend free of charge.

SPtCIALIZI lOWlING IAN0UETS WEDDING MCtPTIONS A MHMIKAl DINNERS lANQUfTS A For Further Information Call 234-7791 A ASK FOR PAT CORNELIUS i '510 West 70RCH I INN COUPON of EASTER 4th. ifirst gold certificate). Elizabeth Flaherty igold certificate). Shelley Lane. Susan Simmons 'gold certificate).

Susan Clark (ninth gold certificate), Lori Nelson. Melody Sawyer ninth gold Cindy Sorenson and Bonnie Burke (gold certificate), all piano soloists under the direction of Ethel Witt Debra Lown. a piano soloist under the direction of John Witt. Diane Tonkin (first gold Ellen Brown. Melissa Warren.

Margaret Young (first gold certificate! Polly Campbell. Kim Knzek. Justine Messier. Laura Wasenius. Dawn Nelson ifirst gold certificate! and Mary Larsen ifirst gold certificate), all piano soloists under the direction of Jeanne Uieders Dena Frericks.

a piano soloist under the direction of Ann Barry. Jeni Wurmle. Heidi Wurmel (gold Ann Donahue. Amy Trettin. Tina Lim.

Robin Brown, Le Anna Forsyth. Chad Schwestka. Lisa Skarlis. Renee Au-Yeung. Lori love is giving up buying clothes to get him through college.

Palm Sunday concert at Rockford High School ROCKFORD Rockford Senior High School choir will present their annual Palm Sunday concert Sunday at 3 m. in the high school gymnasium The choir is under the direction of Douglas Kutschat This group will present several selections from "The Seven Last Words of Christ." Soloists include Dawn Marsh. Robert Larson. Todd Lien and Dawn Carney. The program is open to the public free charge.

Metro residents in pro-choice rally Women from the Waterloo-Cedar Falls area participated in a pro-choice rally this Wednesday on the steps on the Iowa Capitol in Des Moines. The purpose of the rally is to encourage the legislators to continue funding Title 19 abortions. f-i'f 8 VI i ut'v" -AJ 7 decorator fabrics for custom draperies. 20 off labor, too. A spectacular collection of spectacular savings.

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