Sioux City Journal from Sioux City, Iowa • 9

FORECAST for Saturday 30 50 30 20 60 40 COLD 40 MILD 3 50 Snow 70. .60 figures show high Flurries temperatures for area 80 Rain Cold Warm ALLY Data from Showers Stationary Occluded NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE RI NOAA US Dept of Commerce National Weather Service Friday, February 18 8 a.m. 25 2 p.m. 41 9 a.m. 29 3 p.m.

41 10 a.m. 33 4 p.m. 42 11 a.m. 37 5 p.m. 38 Noon 40 6 p.m.

35 p.m. 41 7 p.m. 34 Low Friday 22 High Friday 42 Average 32 Normal average 24 Departure Plus 8 Daily degree days 33 Accumulated daily degree days for month 703 Sunrise 7:17 Sunset 6:03 Forecasts Sioux City and vicinity: Partly cloudy Saturday through Sunday. Cooler Saturday. High mid 30s.

Low Saturday night upper teens. High Sunday 35-40. Northwest wind 15- 25 miles per hour Saturday. lowa: Partly cloudy through Sunday. High Saturday mid 20s northeast to around 40 southwest.

Low Saturday night around 10 northeast to low 20s southwest. High Sunday upper 20s northeast to low 40s southwest. Temperatures South Dakota: Variable cloudiness with scattered sprinkles or snow flurries through Sunday. Lows Saturday night teens northeast to upper 20s southwest. Highs Saturday and Sunday low 30s northeast to mid and low 50s southwest.

Nebraska: Clear to partly cloudy through Sunday. Highs Saturday low 50s west to near 40 east. Lows Saturday night mid teens to low 20s. Warmer Sunday, highs near 60 west to upper 40s east. Minnesota: VAriable cloudiness and a little colder Saturday.

Cloudy Saturday night and Sunday with chance of light snow or snow flurries north and chance of snow flurries south. A little warmer Sunday. Highs Saturday 10 to 30. Lows Saturday night zero to 22. Highs Sunday 16 to 34.

Precipitation Precipitation Friday .02 Normal for Feb. 18 .03 Total for February .11 Normal for month .54 Departure Minus .43 Total year to date ..38 Normal year to date 1.19 Departure Minus .81 River Stages Sioux City 14.8: Plus .3 Omaha 2.7: Minus .1 WIT Graduates Given 'Direction' Challenge Paul Schaffhausen, vice president of Hoerner-Waldorf spoke on "Where Do We Go from Here" at graduation exercises at Western Iowa Tech Community College (WITCC) Friday evening. "I'm sure that everyone here he said, "be they student, parent, husband or wife, is asking themselves the question, 'Where do I go from Obviously, there is no magic answer. There is, however, a magic word, a word that almost by itself will shape your destiny and that of everyone here tonight. This magic, powerful word is attitude." Schaffhausen told the students to develop not only a positive attitude about themselves but also about everything in their lives.

He also told them that the way they would use their time will be an important factor in career and professional duties. Schaffhausen also discussed the importance of planning. "From personal experience," he said, "and in hundreds of conversations with other people, most of us can be successful wherever we live if we would just do a little Schaffhausen talked too about "speaking the other person's language." "If you are going to be successful in VERMILLION, S.D. Mrs. George M.

Crane, 85, Vermillion, died Thursday at Dakota Hospital here of brief illness. Services will be at 2 p.m. Monday in the Wagner-Iverson Funeral Home. The Rev. Tom Harlan will officiate.

Burial will be in Bluff View Cemetery. Mrs. Crane, the former Anna Lundberg, was born Sept. 24, 1891, at Oslo, Norway. She came to the United States when a child.

She was married April 13, 1907, at Elk Point. She was a resident of Vermillion 70 years. She was employed by the University of South Dakota in the housekeeping department, retiring approximately 21 years ago. Mr. Crane died in 1950.

Survivors include three daughters, Mrs. Hazel Olson of Vermillion, Mrs. Alphonse (Evelyn) Girard of Elk Point and Mrs. Fred (Marjorie) Welsh of Vassar, 12 grandchildren, 27 great-grandchildren and six great-great grandchildren. Mrs.

Adam Bieschke The Sioux City Journal, Saturday, February 19, 1977-9 Obituaries Shrine of Jerusalem, Mizpa Shrine 13, Columbian Commandery 18, Zodok Council 24 High Twelve Club, American Legion Post 697, Iowa State Education Association and National and Sioux City Retired Teachers Association. Survivors include the widow; two sons, the Rev. Merlin C. of Manchester, Iowa, and Everton A. of Sioux City; a daughter, Mrs.

Charity Ann Plotner of Dallas, and 12 grandchildren. Arrangements are pending at the W. Harry Christy Funeral Home in Morningside. Mrs. Herbert Poe Mrs.

Herbert Poe, 72, of Downey, formerly of Sioux City, died Wednesday i in a Downey hospital after a long illness. Mrs. Poe, the former Gladys Miller, was born March 4, 1903, in Woodbine, Iowa, where she was reared. She was married to Herbert Poe Dec. 18, 1919, in Omaha.

The couple moved to Sioux City after their marriage. Mr. Poe died Aug. 27, 1955, in Sioux City. Mrs.

Poe moved to Downey from Sioux City 17 years ago. She was past worthy matron of Isis Chapter, Order of Eastern Star in Sioux City, past Iowa state president of the American Legion Auxiliary, and past state president of the Iowa Rainbow Division Auxiliary. She was a member of the Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints in Sioux City. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Tom (Marianna) Clark of Downey; a son, Herbert B.

of Cypress, four sisters, Mrs. Violet Helm of Omaha, Mrs. Daisy Perry and Mrs. Erma Magnusson, both of Yuba City, and Mrs. Tyna Webb of Meridian, seven grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren.

Services will be at Downey. Births Meyer In Sioux City, Iowa, Feb. 18, 1977, at St. Luke's Medical Center, to Mr. and Mrs.

Perry Meyer, Bancroft, a daughter. Brehm In Sioux City, Iowa, Feb. 18, 1977, at St. Luke's Medical Center, to Mr. and Mrs.

Richard E. Brehm, 5309 U.S. 75 North, a son. Getty In Sioux City, Iowa, Feb. 18, 1977, at St.

Luke's Medical Center, to Mr. and Mrs. Timoth R. Getty, 2502 Pierce a daughter. McNaughton In Sioux City, Iowa, Feb.

17, 1977, at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Larry McNaughton, Lawton, Iowa, a daughter. Uhl In Sioux City, Iowa, Feb.

17, 1977, a at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Uhl, 1205 S. Cornelia a daughter.

Baller In Sioux City, Iowa, Feb. 18, 1977, at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital, to Dr. and Mrs. John Baller, 4426 Perry Way, a son.

Keairns In Sioux City, Iowa, Feb. 18, 1977, at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Keairns, 2237 McKinley a daughter.

Kleve In Sioux City, Iowa, Feb. 18, 1977, at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital, to Miss Glenda Kleve, 1003 15th a son. Dallen In Sioux City, Iowa, Feb. 15, 1977, at St.

Vincent Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Mike Dallen, 2842 S. Coral a son. National Temperatures Temperatures and precipitation for the 24- hour period ended at 6 p.m.

Friday: Low Albany 02 Albuquerque 27 Amarillo 32 Anchorage 26 Asheville 22 Atlanta 32 Birmingham Bismarck Boise Boston Brownsville Buffalo Charleston SC Charleston WV Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Dal-F. Wth. Denver Des Moines Detroit Duluth Fairbanks Helena 33 Honolulu 60 Houston 56 Indianapolis Jacksonville Juneau Kansas City Las Vegas Little Rock Masonic Services for Holman Masonic rites by Tyrian Lodge 508, will be conducted today at the committal for Currier J. Holman, 65, co-founder of Iowa Beef Processors, Inc. The rites at the mausoleum in Logan Park Cemetery will follow funeral services at 2 p.m.

today at Eppley Auditorium on the Morningside College campus. Mr. Holman died Tuesday of a heart attack at his winter home in Boca Raton, Fla. Memorials for Mr. Holman may be directed to St.

Luke's Medical Center, Attn: Administrator, Box 2000. In addition to those previously listed, Dr. Howard Down is an honorary pallbearer. George W. Kounkel George W.

Kounkel, 59, 4420 Van Buren died Thursday in a Sioux City hospital after a long illness. Mr. Kounkel was born June 3, 1917, at Le Mars, Iowa. He married Juanita F. Hinrichs Aug.

29, 1939, at Hinton. Mr. and Mrs. Kounkel moved to Sioux City in 1942. Mr.

Kounkel was employed as a millwright by Sioux Tools Co. from 1943 until he retired due to ill health in 1975. He was a member of Calvary Lutheran Church. Survivors include the widow; a son, Dean of Fort Dodge, Iowa; a daughter, Mrs. Steven (Lynn) Fleckenstein of Hinton, Iowa; two brothers, James of Fort Ripley, and Sam of Auburn, two sisters, Mrs.

Knute (Florence) Brumberg and Mrs. Edith Dryburgh, both of Brainerd, and four grandchildren. The Nelson-Berger Northside Funeral Home has charge of arrangements. Miss Erma Breon Miss Erma Breon, 62, a resident of Billy Sunday Retirement Home, 6120 Morningside died Friday morning at the home after a long illness. Miss Breon was born June 20, 1914, at Des Moines.

She worked as a babysitter 1 for several years. She was a member of the Open Bible Church at Holly Springs, Iowa. Survivors include a brother, John R. Breon of Sioux City. The Rutledge-Gulsrud Funeral Chapel has charge of arrangements.

Mrs. Mathilda Blanchard Mrs. Mathilda House Blanchard, 90, of Green Acres Nursing Home, died Friday at the nursing home. Mrs. Blanchard, the former Mathilda Maron, was born July 9, 1886, in Tulare, S.D.

She moved to Sioux City at the age of 16. Mrs. Blanchard moved to the nursing home about three years ago. She had been employed as a cook in several Sioux City restaurants. Mrs.

Blanchard was a member of the Methodist Church. Survivors include a son, Clarence House of Texas; three daughters, Mrs. Wayene (Helen) Hitchcock, of Dakota City, Mrs. Florence Swolley of Sioux City and Mrs. Edith Hellman of Council Bluffs; 14 grandchildren; 40 great-grandchildren and 10 great great grandchildren.

Arrangements are pending at the W. Harry Christy Funeral Home in Morningside David C. Davies David C. Davies, 78, 3119 Garretson, a teacher at East Junior High School for 23 years, died Thursday in a Dallas, hospital. Mr.

Davies was born in Filmore County, Nov. 4, 1898. He moved to South Dakota with his family as a child. He was graduated from Lime, S.D., High School. He moved to Sioux City in 1919.

He attended Morningside College. He married Frances M. Arnold June 28, 1922, at Fremont, Neb. He received his B.A. degree from Morningside College and an M.A.

from the University of South Dakota. He did graduated degree work at the University of Kansas. Mr. Davies was superintendent of schools at Pleasanton, Meservey and Thornton before he moved to Sioux City. Mr.

Davies retired in 1964. He was a member of Grace United Methodist Church, Morningside Lodge 615 Order of Eastern Star, Morningside Chapter 502, past high priest of Surnise Chapter 141 Royal Arch Masons, White High Prec. Low High Prec. 31 Los Angeles 54 72 68 Louisville 31 57 70 Memphis 43 66 37 Miami 45 64 60 Milwaukee 22 39 67 Minn. -St.

Paul 17 35 New Orleans 53 75 32 New York 18 Okla. City Omaha .04 Orlando Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh Portland. Me. Portland. Ore.

Rapid City 30 Richmond 02 St. Louis 33 St. Pgb-Tampa Salt Lake 26 San Diego San Francisco 53 53 Seattle 62 81 Spokane 31 53 77 Washington 17 39 46 Canadian Cities 69 Edmonton -8 18 .33 Montreal -15 05 57 Toronto -11 12 Winnipeg -17 01 69 Beermann's Record of Public Service Noted Crash-From Page One Elm and Dr. Stan Konegni. Graveside military rites will be conducted by Hanson-Greenleaf Post 376, American Legion.

Memorials in Mr. Beermann's name have been established for the American Cancer Society, Salem Lutheran Church at Dakota City and St. Michael's Catholic Church of South Sioux City. Survivors include the widow, Marjorie; four brothers, Melvin Walter and Lowell all of Dakota City, and Richard P. of South Sioux City; three sisters, Mrs.

Lee (Lamoyle) Warren of Tekamah, Mrs. Carl (Velma) Poulsen of Spencer, Iowa, and Mrs. William (Ellen) Rohde of Homer, and several nieces and nephews. Mr. Beermann was porn Aug.

13, 1912, near Dakota City. He was a lifelong resident of the Dakota City area. He attended rural grade schools and South Sioux City High School and was graduated from Morningside College. During World War II, Mr. Beermann served from 1942 to 1945 with the 601st Ordnance Battalion in the African and European theaters.

Area Obituaries Ludvig Johnson BERESFORD, S.D. Ludvig Johnson, 86, Beresford, died Thursday in a Sioux Falls hospital of long illness. Services will be at 2 p.m. Monday in Emmanuel Lutheran Church, Beresford. The Rev.

Richard Peterson will officiate. Burial will be in the church cemetery under the direction of the Wass Funeral Home. Mr. Johnson was born April 29, 1890, in Norway. He came to the United States and the Beresford area in 1911.

He married Nellie Hoff at Sioux City Sept. 20, 1919. She died Dec. 24, 1963. Mr.

Johnson worked on a farm in the Beresford area a few years before farming for himself east of Beresford. Survivors include several nieces and nephews in Norway. Mrs. George M. Crane IDA GROVE, Iowa Mrs.

Adam Bieschke, 79, of Ida Grove, died Thursday at a nursing home in Odebolt. Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Saturday in Sacred Heart Catholic Church at Ida Grove. The Rev. Harry Dailey will officiate.

Burial will be in Odebolt Cemetery. The Rev. Victor Kollash will conduct graveside rites. The Farber Otteman Funeral Home of Odebolt will be in charge. Mrs.

Bieschke, the former Regina Thies, was born Oct. 20, 1897 in Ida County. She was married April 27, 1927 in Ida Grove. She operated a greenhouse from her residence. Mr.

Bieschke died in 1953. She was a member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Survivors include a sister, Mrs. Genevieve Boating Safety Course Starts on Wednesday A nine-week course for the public in boating safety, skills and seamanship will be offered in the Dakota County Courthouse, beginning at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday.

Classes will meet in the lower floor meeting room of the courthouse. Interested persons may register at the Dakota County Civil Defense Agency or at the boat show today and Sunday at Atokad Park. Persons wanting additional information may telephone 987-3424. The registration fee of $3.95 will cover the cost of the materials to be used. The classes will be conducted under the sponsorship of the Dakota County Civil Defense Agency and the U.S.

Coast Guard Auxiliary. Dissolution Diann L. Sweisberger, 21, 2720 S. Palmetto vs. Billy C.

Sweisberger, 23, 2615 S. Paxton marriage breakdown; wife granted custody of minor child, $30 per week child support; married Sept. 16, 1971, Sioux City. Last Rites for Rev. John Hantla life," he said, "it is absolutely necessary that you communicate with other people on their wave length," he said.

Irvin Ludwig, president of the school's board of directors presented the certificates and diplomas. The Rev. Marvin Boes gave the invocation and benediction. Others participating in the ceremony were Dr. Robert Kiser, superintendent, and Dr.

James McCord, director of career education. The graduates are: Iowa ANTHON Dale H. Seieroe, farm management. CASTANA Daniel Hieber. plumbing and heating: Margaret R.

Johnson, clerical practices. CHEROKEE Leo J. Eischen, farm management. CLEGHORN Kenneth R. Nelson, farm management.

DANBURY Susan Fitzpatrick, Debra M. Oberreuter, clerical. DENISON Danny M. Greene, auto mechanics; Dean Schrum, meat cutting. GILMORE CITY Robert Cook, meat cutting.

HOLSTEIN Gail R. Todd, farm management. HORNICK Aaron H. Cox, Larry D. Forney, farm management.

IDA GROVE Steve E. Miller, farm management. IONIA Michael Tilkes, meat cutting. KINGSLEY Dale O. Jaacks, farm management, LeMARS James Baack, meat cutting, Byron Epling, Michael Overman, welding, Theresa Treinen, executive secretary.

MAPLETON Peggy Kunkel, clerical. MARCUS Douglas G. Rutter, farm management. MISSOURI VALLEY Thomas R. Kougias, plumbing and heating.

MOVILLE Jon R. Wahlberg, farm management. ONAWA Ethel P. Mock, clerical; Marlene Nichols, secretarial. PAULLINA Marvin L.

Gerstandt, farm management. PIERSON Dal Mortiz, auto mechaics. QUIMBY Deborah Lynn Brown, clerical; Russell D. Carver, James E. Cunningham, farm management.

SCHLESWIG Joel D. Tyler, auto mechanics. SERGEANT BLUFF Conrad K. Cook, Larry E. Lamoureaux, Glenn R.

Tucker, farm management; Ruth Johnson, secretarial; Norman Plantenberg, Wayne Thell, welding; Nancy Stover, clerical. SHENANDOAH James Sage, meat cutting. SIOUX CITY LuAnn Arnett, Carla Bahrke, Suzanne Crahan, Charlene Jones, Christina Medina, Donna Petersen, Roberta Ronning, Nancy Wagner, Doris Walker, Laura Warntjes, clerical practices; Beckett Bell Sharon Windle, park and golf course management; William Beverly Michael Bradley, Kent Grosvenor, Carl Holland, Michael Jordan, Patrick Newburn, John Sadler, Thomas Yanacheak, Donald Zeitler, welding. Terry Brown, Leon Dean, Michael Dupree, Chris Greer, A. J.

Rippatoe, Dave Van Osdel, James Wulf, Martin DeCora. meat cutting; Cindy Burg, Marilyn Moore, Connie O'Hara, Heidi Ruhrer, secretarial; Larry Carpenter, Michael Clark, Robert Moore, Eli Vaul, office machine service: David Cook, Keith Hartin, Terry Skinner, auto body repair; Sondra Craig, executive secretary; Thomas Daugherty, Kimberly Foster, commercial and hospital maintenance; Vincent Desmond, Patrick Lynch, Gordon Rocha, Richard Scott, Timothy Wanser, auto mechaics; Jerry Kreuzberg, machinist. SLOAN Fredrick Johnson, keith Peterson, farm management. WASHTA Thomas Montgomery, plumbing and heating: Gerald Tuttle, farm management. WESTSIDE Kay Freese, clerical.

WINTERSET Kevin Kitzerow, meat cutting, Other States NEWCASTLE, Neb. Pamela Lunz, secretarial. WHEATLAND, Ind. Allen Like, commercial and hospital maintenance. SOUTH SIOUX CITY Perry Pickens, electrician; Jack Sevier, office machine repair.

ABERDEEN, S.D. Jerry Janke, meat cutting. PLANKINTON, S.D. Johnnie Guindon, auto mechanics. Hantla leave Grace United Methodist Church Burial was in Memorial Park Cemetery.

(Staff after funeral services Friday. Rev. Hantla was the photo by Porter) Pallbearers following the casket of the Rev. John P. founder of Goodwill Industries-Wall Street Mission.

Schriever of Covina, nieces and nephews. Gerrit Top ORANGE CITY, Iowa Gerrit Top, 91, of Orange City, died Friday in a hospital at Rock Valley. Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Monday in Trinity Reformed Church at Orange City. "The Rev.

Donald Lenderink will officiate. Burial will be in Newkirk Cemetery, with the Van Gelder Funeral Home in charge. Mr. Top was born Aug. 6, 1885 at Newkirk.

He married Nell Popma Jan. 21, 1909 at Orange City. The couple farmed in the Newkirk area until 1946, retired and moved to Orange City. He resided in a nursing home at Rock Valley since July of 1976. Survivors include the widow; two daughters, Mrs.

Arie (Winifred) Bomgaars of Cherokee and Mrs. Henry (Kathryn) Bomgaars of Orange City; a son, Clifford of Newkirk; 12 grandchildren and 15 greatgrandchildren; a sister, Mrs. John (Anna) Van Oort of Orange City and one brother, William of Orange City. Charles Walker Sr. WALTHILL, Neb.

Charles Walker 81, of Walthill, died Wednesday in the hospital at Winnebago. Services will be at 2 p.m. Sunday in the Community Building at Macy. Henry Dick will be in charge. Burial will be in the Omaha Indian Cemetery at Macy under direction of the Pearson Funeral Home of Onawa, Iowa.

Mr. Walker was born May 3, 1895, at Macy. He married Elizabeth Lyons in January of 1945 at Macy. He was a member of the Native American Church. Survivors include the widow; five sons, Clarence of Omaha, Charles Jr.

and Allan, both in California, Truman of Walthill and Lyman of Albuquerque, N.M.; three daughters, Mrs. Eunice Mohn and Mrs. Charlotte Simon, both of Sioux City, and Mrs. Annabelle Sherman of Walthill; three stepsons, Laurence Cook of Macy; Keman Miller of Walthill, and Kenneth Grant, in Texas; 15 grandchildren and one great-grandchild; two brothers, Fred of Hominy, and Thomas of Lawton, and two sisters, Mrs. Nellie Sherman of Walthill and Mrs.

Edith Springer of Macy. Mrs. Albert Keymen, 68, Luverne, Wednesday; services 11 a.m. Saturday First Lutheran Church, Valley Springs, S.D.; Engebretson Funeral Home, Luverne. Mrs.

Arthur Palmer, 91, Luverne, Thursday; services 2 p.m. Saturday First Presbyterian Church, Luverne; Engebretson Funeral Home. Marriage Licenses Gregory G. Mize, 20 Bronson, Iowa Debora K. Wickersham, 19 Turin, Iowa David P.

Pinney, 18 Holiday Village Christine D. Cate, 18 3442 Concordia William F. Tighe, 76 1005 15th Ethel 0. Lynn, 72 2133 Isabella David A. Madsen 24 2608 W.

Highland Barbara E. Ackerman, 22 3221 Jackson Timothy M. Knudson, 18 South Sioux City Deborah K. Coulson, 19 Virginia Dennis L. Baldwin, 25 Merrill.

Iowa Debra L. Brink, 24 3020 Park Terry L. Riediger, Hinton, Iowa Leslie L. Harrison, 20 2700 S. Willow Bruce R.

McCall, 32 2627 S. Rustin Diane K. Leander, 28 2627 S. Rustin Ronald G. Cockburn, 22 Correctionville, Iowa Denise F.

Kirchner, 18 Correctionville, Iowa Morningside Seniors Plan Recital Sunday In 1946, when he returned from the service, Mr. Beermann organized the Dakota County Young Republicans. Later, he served as chairman of the Dakota County Republican Central Committee for six years. In 1960, Mr. Beermann defeated Rep.

Larry Brock of Wakefield, to represent the state's Third District. Following the 1961 congressional redistricting, he defeated incumbent Phil Weaver for the Republican nomination in the new First District. In the general election of that year, he defeated Clair Callan of Odell for a second term. Mr. Beermann served on the House Agriculture Committee during both terms.

Mr. Beermann was defeated in 1964 during his bid for a third term in Congress. In 1972, he returned to politics by winning a seat on the board of the Nebraska Public Power District. He was re-elected to the board last November. He also served as a Reagan delegate to the 1976 Republican National Convention.

In addition to his many civic activities, Mr. Beermann was a member of the board of directors of the Nebraska division of the American Cancer Society. For six years he served as a member of the board of directors of the Nebraska Synod, Lutheran Church in America. Morningside College seniors Arlene Jarvis from St. Albans, Vt.

and Lorenda Hinds from Stratford, Iowa, will present a joint recital at 4 p.m. Sunday in Eppley Auditorium. The public is invited at no charge. Ms. Jarvis has been a member of Morningside's Concert and Oratorio Choirs, Chamber Singers and Opera Workshop.

She has been a member of Mu Phi Epsilon music sorority and is past secretary-treasurer of Student Music Educators National Conference (SMENC). She has appeared as a soloist in the December, 1975 presentation of Bach's Cantata Number 140. Her operatic roles have included Amahl and the Night Visitors, The Medium, Electricina and the opera currently in rehearsal, Gianni Schicchi. She has been a past member of the choir at Grace United Methodist Church where she appeared as a soloist in the Vivaldi Gloria. She has studied with Jan Jewett and currently studies with Harlan Buss.

Ms. Hinds has been a member of the Morningside Concert Choir for four years and toured England with the organization in spring, 1975. She is a member of Student Iowa State Education Association (SISEA) and SMENC and has held office in SMENC. She is a member and past officer of Mu Phi Epsilon music sorority. She was the recipient of the Phi Zeta music scholarship her sophomore year and won honorable mention in the Sammons competition in her junior year.

She has studied with Larry Graham and currently studies with Ronald Fishbaugh. Plans Suspended DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) -4 Iowa Power and Light Co. is suspending planning for the proposed nuclear power plant edst of Des Moines, company officials announced Friday..