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    "ocrText": "The original documents are located in Box 29, folder \"10/19-22/76 - California, Illinois,\nIowa, Ohio, Virginia (3)\" of the Sheila Weidenfeld Files at the Gerald R. Ford\nPresidential Library.\nCopyright Notice\nThe copyright law of the United States (Title 17, United States Code) governs the making of\nphotocopies or other reproductions of copyrighted material. Gerald Ford donated to the United\nStates of America his copyrights in all of his unpublished writings in National Archives collections.\nWorks prepared by U.S. Government employees as part of their official duties are in the public\ndomain. The copyrights to materials written by other individuals or organizations are presumed to\nremain with them. If you think any of the information displayed in the PDF is subject to a valid\ncopyright claim, please contact the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library.\nDigitized from Box 29 of the Sheila Weidenfeld Files at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library\nLakewood Republican Dinner, October 21, 1976\nI want to talk about another candidate on your\nballot in Lakewood Jerry Ford.\nMost of you know how hard he has worked through\nthe years for the Republican party. It's very important\nfor him to have good GOP candidates. elected to both\nHouses and to have state and local officials responsive\nto his philosophy and leadership.\nI know that you have a very fine organization here,\nbut all political work really comes down to one day election\nday. Jerry Ford and all these candidates need your help\nto get voters to the polls.\nThe President has made us proud again of our government\n(and not one American is fighting or dying anywhere an the face of the Earth.\nand of ourselves. America is at peace, Our economy has\nimproved sound. With your help, we can keep him on the job and\nbegin our third century with a Republican president.\n-0-\nGERALD R. FORD FIBRARY\nLakewood, Ohio Politics\nLakewood, an upper middle class suburb of Cleveland\nalong Lake Erie, is located in Ohio's 23rd District.\nRepublican William Minshall represented this district\nfor 20 years. When he retired in 1974, Democrat\nRonald Mottl won the seat.\nThe GOP cardidate is Michael Scanlon, 57, an attorney\nwith no previous political experience except precinct\nchairman. Scanlon, who attended Cleveland-Marshall\nLaw School and Notre Dame, is married and has four children.\nHe was in the Air Corps during World War II.\nThe RCC is very pessimistic about his chances.\n-0-\nSERVICE R. FORD LIBRARY\n1st District Iowa Background\nThe 1st is in Iowa's southeast corner along the\nMississippi River. Republican Fred Schwengel was\ndefeated in 1972 by Democrat Ed Mezvinsky. This\nyear's GOP candidate, Jim Leach, ran a good race\nagainst Mezvinsky, a member of the House Judiciary\nCommittee, in 1974. Leach is getting alot of\nRepublican help this year, and the RCC thinks he\nhas an excellent chance of unseating Mezvinsky.\nLeach, who was 34 on October 16, is president\nof the family business, Flamegas Company Inc., which\nmarkets propane gas. The business is in Bettendorf\nnear Davenport.\nLeach has a B.A. from Princeton and an M.A. from\nJohns Hopkins University. He also studied at the\nLondon School of Economics. A former foreign service\nofficer, he speaks German and Russian. He served as\nan administrative assistant to Don Rumsfeld at the\nOffice of Economic Opportunity, and he was a delegate\nto the Geneva Disarmament Conference.\nLeach was married earlier this year, and his wife's\nname is \"Deba.\" Secretary Richardson is one of several\ntop Republicans who have been in to campaign for Leach.\nA number of birthday parties have been held this week\nfor the candidate, and your appearance will be at the\nlast \"birthday\" party.\n-0-\nFORD & LIBRARY GERATE\nLeach Rally, Bettendorf, Iowa, October 21, 1976\nHappy birthday, Jim! Your campaign reminds\nme of another young Republican with a new wife\nwho ran for Congress. I hope you are successful\njust as Jerry Ford was in 1948.\nI am proud of what my husband has accomplished\nduring the years, and I am especially proud of what\nhe is doing as President. Those were dark days when\nhe came into office. Now the economy is back on\ntrack. The Nation is at peace, and Americans can\nrespect their government.\nThe President has had to make some really tough\nchoices and to act instead of talk about problems.\nHe has shown that he is a man of his word, and he\nhasn't been afraid to veto those big-spending bills.\nHe needs more help from Congress to see that your\nFORD is SERALD LIBRARY\ntax dollars are not wasted, and that's why Jim Leach\nshould be elected. Jim shares the President's concern\nabout spending, and he will represent Iowa well in the\nHouse.\nOn November 2nd keep the President on the job and\nsend him some help. Vote for Jim Leach! And, of course,\nVote for Jerry Ford.\n-0-\neav LLMB (ff CLB) TOT-11'E\nBEAISED vnenal 1001\n21VMDVBD LOBN 07\n923-388\n03-108\nBECEIVED DA\nDV.LE\nLIVE\nLIBRARY FORD of OFFICE\nNEGAVGE\nHELAWHED лопы CVTT\nMICHES WI\nMITT brever CVTT VOVIN 10° 18 If MYUNG of\nOF\non Doyon want\nAON MEME CYFFED BA--\nДОВ\n-\nRusty\n10:\nOL CVTT\nNEWOBYNDOW\nMEMORANDUM\nOF CALL\nTO:\nYOU WERE CALLED BY-\nYOU WERE VISITED BY-\nOF (Organization)\nPHONE NO.\nPLEASE CALL\nCODE/EXT.\nWILL CALL AGAIN\nIS WAITING TO SEE YOU\nRETURNED YOUR CALL\nWISHES AN APPOINTMENT\nMESSAGE\nC\nRECEIVED BY\nDATE\nTIME\nSTANDARD FORM 63\nGPO : 1969--48-16-80341-1 382-889\n63-108\nREVISED AUGUST 1967\nGSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.6\nFIRST LADY FILES\nNovember 16, 1976\nDear Mr. Brigham:\nThank you so much for sending us the issue\nof the Marycrest College newspaper, the\nCrest, with the article about Mrs. Ford's\nvisits.\nYour kind comments are so much appreciated,\nand I know Mrs. Ford will enjoy reading\nthe article. Thanks again for your thought-\nfulness.\nSincerely,\nSheila Rabb Weidenfeld\nPress Secretary to Mrs. Ford\nMr. Raymond Scott Brigham\nAssociate Editor, the Crest\nMarycrest College\nDavenport, Iowa 52804\nSRN/fp\nFORD 8. GERALD LIBRARY\nFIRST LADY FILES\nNovember 16, 1976\nDear Mr. Brigham:\nThank you so much for sending us the issue\nof the Marycrest College newspaper, the\nCrest, with the article about Mrs. Ford's\nvisits.\nYour kind comments are so much appreciated,\nand I know Mrs. Ford will enjoy reading\nthe article. Thanks again for your thought-\nfulness.\nSincerely,\nSheila Rabb Weidenfeld\nPress Secretary to Mrs. Ford\nMr. Raymond Scott Brigham\nAssociate Editor, the Crest\nMarycrest College\nDavenport, Iowa 52804\nSRW/fp\nGERMAN R. FORD\nFIRST LADY FILES\nNovember 16, 1976\nDear Mr. Brigham:\nThank you 80 much for sending us the issue\nof the Marycrest College newspaper, the\nCrest, with the article about Mrs. Ford's\nvisits.\nYour kind comments are so much appreciated,\nand I know Mrs. Ford will enjoy reading\nthe article. Thanks again for your thought-\nfulness.\nSincerely,\nSheila Rabb Weidenfeld\nPress Secretary to Mrs. Ford\nMr. Raymond Scott Brigham\nAssociate Editor, the Crest\nMarycrest College\nDavenport, Iowa 52804\nSMN/fp\nDEALD R. FORD LIBRARY\nMARYCREST COLLEGE\nSONIS VERITAS\nDAVENPORT, IOWA 52804\nCOLLEGE\nThe Crest Office\nNovember 9, 1976\nThe Press Secretaries of the First Lady\nThe White House\nWashington, D.C.\nDear Ladies,\nI have taken the liberty of sending Mrs. Ford copies of our recent issue\nof the Marycrest College newspaper, the Crest, that features her recent\nvisit to the Quad-Cities, and being her press secretaries I was sure you\nwould like to see them also.\nBut I would asso like to say thank you very much for your assistance to\nmy photographer and myself (as well as the other media people) during her\nhectic, hour-long visit. Not being proffessional reporters it is hard\nenough to cover a news event without it being one of such importance as\nthe First Lady's visit. However, your helpfullness, kindness, and dedi-\ncation during the event has helped us turn out the articles and photos\nwe did with ease.\nI am sure Mrs. Ford is aware of the excellence of her press staff, and has\nevery reason to feel confident with them, and proud of them.\nThank you again so very much.\nSincerely yours,\nRaymond Scott Brigham\nRaymond Scott Brigham\nAssociate Editor, the Crest\nMarycrest College\nDavenport, Iowa 52804\nGERUILO R. FORD LIBRARY\nEnclosures\nMARYCREST COLLEGE\nVol. 38, No. 8\nDAVENPORT, IOWA\nOct. 28, 1976\nFIRST LADY VISITS QUAD-CITIES\nArticle by Raymond Scott Brigham\ntraveling Peanut Brigade, and final-\nas she spent around an hour and a\nSeveral things Mrs. Ford did res-\nPhotos by Vince De Lap\nly, this week, by the \"man\" himself.\nhalf in the area.\npond to were charges made that day\nThe Republicans have sent Presi-\nMrs. Ford arrived late (not that\nby Mr. Carter that President Ford\n\"Twas the eve before election, and\ndent Ford's running-mate, Robert\nanyone really had an idea of just\nwas not very compassionate in his\nall through the Q-C's, not a\nDole, for a Quad-Cities visit.\nwhat constituted \"on time\") at the\nattitudes towards the American peo-\nPresidential candidate was stirring,\nBut the President's campaign\nQuad-Cities' Airport in Moline on\nple. The First Lady implied Mr.\nnot even V.P.'s. When what to my\npulled out all of their stops last\nboard an Air Force jet (no one's sure\nCarter was more or less off his\nwondering eyes should appear, but\nThursday, October 21, when the\nwhether it was or wasn't Air Force\nrocker to think Gerald Ford a man of\na lovely First Lady, all shining and\nFirst Lady herself, Mrs. Betty Ford,\nOne, the President's famed jet) that\nlittle compassion. Citing her twenty-\nclear\narrived in the Quad-Cities for an ab-\nhad just brought her from Los\neight years of marriage to the Presi-\nbreviated visit.\nAngeles.\ndent as experience, Mrs. Ford stated\nThe Jimmy Carter campaign has\nIf Mrs. Carter \"swooped down out\nThe First Lady stepped radiantly\nshe knew of no man more com-\nbeen represented in the Quad-Cities\nof the skies\" for her visit (see Sept.\nfrom the interior of the jet and was\npassionate, and that if anyone seem-\nby visits from his wife Rosalynn, his\n23 issue of the Crest), then Mrs.\ngreeted both by a loud cheer from\ned strained and less than totally\nrunning-mate Walter Mondale, his\nFord's visit was a dive bomb mission,\nthe waiting crowd and a sharp, biting\ncompassionate for the American\ncold wind; and if at any moment dur-\npublic it was probably Mr. Carter.\ning her visit you could say her smile\nWhen questioned on the validity of\nwas frozen, this was the one. Later\nthe campaign, whether or not it had\nMrs. Ford commented that being\nbeen a clean and fair one thus far,\nfrom Michigan, she was used to this\nMrs. Ford seemed a bit evasive,\ncold fall air, and enjoyed it.\nstating only that she heard Jimmy\nRecovering from the obvious\nCarter had said he was going to take\ntemperature change from LA, Mrs.\nhis gloves off and come out fighting,\nFord quickly descended the plane's\nand that she was sure the president\nramp to stop briefly (\"briefly\" being\nwould do the same.\nthe key word of her visit) to be\nThe First Lady was asked how she\ngreeted by visiting Illinois\nfelt about the twelve point lead\ndignitaries. The group included\nCarter had with lowa farmers over\nCongressman Tom Railsback of II-\nFord, and with a quick smile Mrs.\nlinois, and several state represen-\nFord replied, \"Well, I think that's a\ntatives from the area.\nVERY good reason for me to go to\nThe wind seemed to be mostly\nlowa!\" And do that she did.\nDemocratic and disapproving, for it\nBut not before taking time to\nseemed to pick up speed and inten-\nshake hands, chat, and sign a few\nsity as Mrs. Ford quickly stepped\nautographs for the crowd of about\nacross the airfield to a group of\n200 people who had gathered at the\nwaiting media people. Here she held\nairfield fence to greet the First Lady.\na very impromptu press conference,\nTastefully and smartly attired in an\nMrs. Betty Ford on her arrival at Quad-City Airport.\nwhere, due to the wind, the crowd,\noutfit of red-white-and-blue (the\nand some overly-protective-\nblue consisting of what we hope was\nunderly-effective security measures\na warm cloth coat), Mrs. Ford took\nCompletely NEW\n(ever seen butcher-shop twine ac-\nher time in speaking with people,\ntually hold back a crowd of scoop-\nand, seemingly, making friends as\nStudent Democrats Unite\nhungry reporters?) most of the\nshe went. No hand-made sign went\n\"conference\" was lost by most of the\nwithout the First Lady's careful\nreporters.\n(cont'd on page 4)\nAnd now for something complete-\nto register voters for this\nly\nNEW\nMarycrest's Young\nNovember's election.\nDemocrat Club. The first\nWant to belong? The only re-\norganizational meeting was held\nquirements are that you have the in-\nBowman's Book Published\nOctober 7. The purposes of this\nterest and you are a student at\ngroup are to promote student in-\nMarycrest College. Our meetings\nby Joan Sulser\nterminal disease, handicap, mental\nvolvement in Democratic activities\nare Tuesdays, 11:00 a.m. in Walsh\nDr. Leonard Bowman, assistant\nillness, lengthy hospitalization, dy-\nand promote Democratic philo-\nHall, room 132.\nprofessor in the department of\ning. Bowman explains this by say-\nsophies, platforms, and ideals.\nThe officers are Mary Kay\nphilosophy and religious studies at\ning, \"Once you get to a certain level\nSome goals of the club are to help\nHollinrake, chairperson; Kathy\nMarycrest, has recently had a book\nof awareness you find that everyone\nin the up-coming election, invite\nDrew, vice-chairperson; and Kay\npublished. The jacket provides the\nshares the same feelings.\"\nspeakers to our campus, attend\nThomas, secretary-treasurer. Our\nbest explanation of what the book is\nBowman does not consider\nvarious political workshops, and in\nsponsor is Les Schimelpfenig.\nabout. \"The Importance of Being\nhimself an expert on sickness. A few\nthe future, visit Washington, D.C. to\nWe hope to see you at the next\nSick is a Christian reflection on\nyears ago the editor of the St.\nlook at our government firsthand.\nmeeting.\nsickness. It uses Scripture and the\nAnthony Messenger asked him to\nKay Thomas\ninsights of Christian thinkers as aids\nwrite an article on sickness. Consor-\nThe members have already helped\nfor understanding the true meaning\ntium Books, a North Carolina\nof sickness.\"\npublishing firm, saw the article and\nHome Ec Chairperson\nThe key word in this quote is\n(cont'd on page 3)\n\"reflection.\" Bowman feels sickness\nis \"an aspect of human experience\nTo Serve on Committee\nand existence\" and as such is \"one\nof many avenues to the depth of\nhuman experience.\" He says,\n\"Sickness is a key to a level of ex-\nSister Veronica McAndrews,\nNational Council of Administrators\nistence available to everybody. The\nprofessor of home economics and\nof Home Economics.\nlevel of awareness can be reached\nchairperson of the home economics\nShe is the author of several ar-\nthrough other means - frustration\ndepartment at Marycrest, has been\nticles in professional journals and\nand loneliness, for example, can\ninvited to serve on the nominating\nholds the Ph.D from Ohio State Un-\nbring the same awareness and\ncommittee of the Colleges and Un-\niversity with post-doctoral study at\nfeelings.\" Bowman approaches this\niversity Section, lowa Home\nlowa State University, Michigan\nlevel of awareness through reflec-\nEconomics Association.\nState University, Loyola University,\ntion. He uses a humanistic inter-\nShe spoke at the annual meeting\nSouthern Methodist University, and\npretation of Christianity as a\nof the association in Waterloo on\nthe University of lowa. She has also\nbackground for his reflection on\n\"Current Issues in Gerontology.\"\nbeen a Visiting Scholar at the Un-\nsickness.\niversity of Arizona, Tucson.\nReaders of The Importance of Be-\nThe Marycrest professor is past\nSister Veronica was awarded a\ning Sick will be struck by how real\npresident of the National Catholic\nSpecialization in Gerontology by the\nthe thoughts and feelings expressed\nCouncil on Home Economics and\nUniversity of Nebraska, Omaha, this\nin the book seem to be as if Bow-\nserved as vice president of the\nsummer.\nman has personally experienced a\nDr. Bowman\nMARYCREST COLLEGE\nVol. 38, No. 8\nST\nDAVENPORT, IOWA\nOct. 28, 1976\nContemplate\nTO THE EDITORS OF THE CREST:\nCongratulations to all who\nbrought about the moving\nThe Music Building has always\nalso be found above the door frames\ndoubts. At first I thought it would be\nproduction of Susan Glaspell's THE\nbeen a focal point of interest for me.\nto some of the larger \"front\" rooms.\ninteresting to turn the house into a\nINHERITORS. / agree with Eva Le\nThis structure has a great deal of\nSome of the windows have etched\nselective dance spot. If such action\nGallienne's opinion of the play, ex-\npotential to become something real-\npatterns on them.\nwould occur I can't help but think\npressed in a letter of September 22.\nly unique and beautiful.\nTucked away or placed in unob-\nthat after a while the beauty would\nShe thought that THE INHERITORS\nAt first glance it is quite easy to\nvious places it is possible to find\nbe lost due to abuse and could easily\nshould \"be played everywhere in\n\"turn one's nose up\" at it, but close\nclassic furniture pieces. They may\nbe ignored by its frequenters. The\nthis country during the Bicenten-\nscrutiny will more accurately reveal\nnot be antique or hold an exclusive\nnext idea was making it into an ex-\nnial year.\ndisrepair and no apparent upkeep.\nprice tag, but they are definite\nclusive dining facility. Although this\nthink there are lines and scenes\nTime, effort, and a great deal of\nassets. They need to be rejuvenated\nidea held a great deal of appeal for\nwood polish could make a world of\nme it was rejected for reasons\nfrom this play that will long be\nand shown off. Seeing these fur-\ndifference in this wonderful house.\nniture pieces was like finding a gold\nsimilar to those of the previous idea.\nremembered by those who saw it.\nAfter the initial step do you know\nmine to me; for I would give my\nThe building could also continue as\nAmong these are Silas Morton's\nwhat riches could be found?\nit is at the present time. It does seem\nwords on the meaning of educa-\n\"eye's teeth\" to have them.\nUpon entering it would be im-\nrather unfair to limit the building in\ntion. Other lines catch this insight\nThe floor plan is good, also. The\npossible not to be awed at the\nlower floor has the rooms situated\nall its potential to one department.\nin talk about the pollen which falls\nwhere it will. \"There are scholars\nbeautiful dark brown door frames or\nsuch that they all have a feeling of\nThese ideas are all things of the\nenough; what we need are\narches with their intricate carvings.\nprivacy, but not isolation. At the top\nfuture but in earnest I would urge\nAmericans\" should not be lost on\nThere are double doors leading into\nof the main stairs there is room for a\nthat we give this stately house back\nthose who have also seen the\nrooms on the first floor. Some of the\nlounging area. There are, at present,\nits luster by cleaning and polishing\nAmerican Dream debased into its\nrooms are paneled to add warmth\nseveral rooms off the corridor used\nit.\nopposite the fear of freedom.\nand appeal. One's eye continues\nfor storage and offices. Continuing\nThe production is a service to the\ngazing until it comes to rest on the\nupward to the attic it is surprising to\nWould all of you closely examine\nwider community in Davenport,\nbeautiful stairway banister that\nnotice how big and spacious it is. All\nthe house assessing its potentials\nwhere several study groups will be\ngracefully slopes upward.\nof the rooms create a very workable,\nand let me know how you think the\nturning over the lines and scenes\nThe glass is another asset for this\nresourceful, attractive house.\nhouse should be used? Drop your\nand the basic theme to share a play\nhouse. The stained glass windows,\nWhat happens once the house is\nideas in campus mail in care of\nabout ourselves.\nindividual in character, help add to\nrecreated and has its luster back?\nmyself or the Crest, or slip it un-\nSister Ritamary Bradley\nthe unique expensive flavor one\nThere are several possibilities, but to\nderneath the door to the Crest office.\nChairperson, English Department\nbegins to savor. Glass panes can\neach I do have reservations and\nPam Merritt\nSt. Ambrose College\nRetailer Donates\nRAMBLINGS ON THE 'FIRST MoMM.\nFunds to ICF\nI'm getting pretty good at (if\nYou have to know who to call to\ncopies of the Crest we sent them that\nThe lowa College Foundation, a\nnothing else) giving my name, rank\ngive this information about yourself,\ncarried the stories about Mrs.\nfund-raising organization for 25 in-\nand serial number. Well at least\nbecause \"who-you-know\" has to call\nCarter.) In fact, I have envisioned a\ndependent colleges in the state, an-\nmy name, birthday and social\nthe secret service, who in turn do a\nscene around the White House\nnounced today receipt of a $2,600\nsecurity number.\nquick 24-hour check on you to see if\nbreakfast table that must have run\ngrant from the J.C. Penney Com-\nyou are on the 3000-name list of\nsomething like this:\npany, Inc.\nThis is not because I have been\npossible assassins, to see if you have\nThe funds are a portion of $71,300\nfilling out a lot of job applications\na criminal record, and a variety of\nbeing distributed by the company to\nlately (good lord, no! It's not even se-\nother things that must include\nMRS. FORD: Jerry, dear, did you\nstate educational foundations this\ncond semester yet!) but because I've\nwhether or not you paid the dime in\nsee the Ramblings in this week's\nyear.\nbeen establishing press \"creden-\nthe automatic toll lane the last time\nCrest about me making an\nPresented by Edward Moothart, a\ntials\" of late to cover certain news\nyou crossed the Centennial Bridge.\nappearance in Davenport to\nmanager of the Des Moines store,\nevents.\ncounter Rosalynn Carter's visit?\nthe contribution will be divided\n(Note how much the First Lady\nI refer, of course, to when Mrs.\nOnce the secret service-ers have\namong the 25 member colleges.\nand I talk alike.)\ncleared you, and you've picked up\n\"Our company is convinced of the\nJimmy Carter came to town, and, of\nimportance of higher education to\ncourse again, to the more recent visit\nyour credentials, you now have the\nof Mrs. Gerald Ford.\nevent itself to cover. Amateurs (like\nFORD: (Hidden behind a copy of the\nour American way of life,\" Mr.\nmyself) at this, show up early,\nSt. Ambrose Paper Sac)\nMoothart said at the check presenta-\nwhereas the pros (TV-8 and their\nMmmmmm, mumble, mumble,\ntion. \"We believe money invested in\nYou see, the secret service has this\naversion to letting just anyone in to\nblazing blue blazers) show up all but\nmurble, mumble (The Presi-\nstudents of today will yield a rich\nsee these fine ladies. So, in order to\nriding on Mrs. Ford/Carter's\ndent apparently quoting\ndividend in the citizens of\nshoulders. Then the pushing and\nsomething from the paper he's\ntomorrow.\"\nget within spitting distance of the\nshoving for a choice position begins,\nreading.)\ncandidates' wives (let me rephrase\nThe corporate grant supplements\nthat to \"camera range\") you must\nand continues all the way through,\nfinancial support given by local J.C.\ntablish these \"credentials.\"\nwhile Mrs. Carter/Ford seems totally\nMRS. FORD: Well, honey, it makes\nPenney stores to colleges in com-\noblivious to the whole rowdy scene.\nperfectly good sense about the\nmunities where they do business.\nsubject. (Note how much the First\nThe company has continued cor-\nOf course, if my toes have been\nLady and I think alike.) I think I'll\nporate support to 558 independent\ntrod upon in these crowd scenes,\njust whiz on out there and see the\nschools through state associations\nand my \"beautiful\" camera shots\nfolks. Couldn't hurt the campaign\nsuch as the lowa College Founda-\ntion since the mid-Sixties.\nruined, I have only myself to blame.\nany, don't you think?\nvolunteered for these assignments\nMembers of the lowa College\n(though you will note that all \"good\"\nFoundation are: Briar Cliff and\nthings MUST come to an end) and I\nFORD: (Still reading the Ambrose\nMorningside, Sioux City; Buena\npaper) Murble, mumble, mumble,\ncertainly shouldn't complain about\nVista, Storm Lake; Central, Pella;\nmurble\nbeing a five-foot-four in a crowd of\nClarke, Loras and the University of\nsix-foot-nine reporters.\nDubuque, Dubuque; Cornell, Mount\nCertainly, not all the credit (if any)\nVernon; Graceland, Lamoni; Dordt,\ncan be taken by me. No doubt, Jim\nSioux Center; Mount St. Clare, Clin-\nBut covering Mrs. Ford should\nton; Ottumwa Heights, Ottumwa;\nhave been (and for the most part,\nLeach, who's campaign rally Mrs.\nWaldorf, Forest City; Grinnell,\nwas) a pleasure, as, after all, did you\nFord was appearing at, had\nGrinnell; lowa Wesleyan, Mount\nor did you not read it here first that I\nsomething to do with her coming to\nsuggested she visit the Q-C's to\ntown.\nPleasant; Luther, Decorah; Mary-\ncounter Mrs. Carter's visit.\ncrest and St. Ambrose, Davenport;\nAnd if Mrs. Ford didn't seek me\nMount Mercy, Cedar Rapids;\nNorthwestern, Orange City; Simp-\nSurely the wise First Lady took\npersonally out for a chaw and a chat,\nson, Indianola; Upper Iowa, Fayette;\nheed. (We did, in fact, receive letters\nthat can easily be explained:\nWartburg, Waverly; Westmar,\nof acknowledgement from both the\nLeMars; and William Penn, Os-\nPresident's and the First Lady's cor-\nMrs. Ford, like myself, hates to be\nkaloosa.\nrespondence offices about the\na name-dropper.\nAll views expressed are those of the writer and\nBook\ncont'd from page 1\nnot necessarily those of the Crest. The Crest is\nasked him to expand it to book form.\nmonious whole.\nresponsible for all published copy in regard to\nAnd he did, working on the book for\nFor someone to have a\nlibel, slander, obscenity, or any other matter\none year and finishing it in April,\nhealthy life would then call for\n1975.\nhim to take sickness into ac-\npertaining to legal or social responsibility. The\nBowman doesn't conceive of us-\ncount, and give a place to it that\nCrest welcomes all communications from its\ning the book in any class he is now\nallows sickness to contribute its\naudience.\nteaching. He said he would never re-\nsignificance to the meaning of\nquire students to buy a book that\nhis life.\ncontained information and insights\nIf this understanding of health\nhe could provide himself.\nis true, then the common-sense\nToday at 3:30 p.m. a tea is being\nnotion of health as excluding\nheld for Dr. Bowman in the\nsickness appears to be positive-\nEST\nperiodical room of the Marycrest\nly unhealthy. Real health,\nlibrary. Copies of the book will be\nwholeness and integrity, has to\navailable for sale and Bowman will\ninclude and embrace sickness\nMARYCREST COLL EGE\nDAVENPORT IOWA\nbe available to give autographs. But\nwithin its harmonious integra-\ndon't ask him what the book is about\ntion of the business of living.\n- all he'll be able to say is, \"It's a\nChristian reflection on sickness.\"\neditor\npam merritt\nPerhaps a quote from the book itself\nCounselor Resigns\nstates the overall idea the best,\nPresident Ron Van Ryswyk has\nassociate editor\nraymond scott brigham\nFor someone to have a healthy\nannounced that Sister Audrey Herr\nlife would then call for him to\nhas submitted her resignation,\nbusiness manager\nkathy hansen\nmake of all the bits and pieces of\neffective December 31, 1976.\nthat business an integrated\nSister Audrey has served as direc-\ncopy editor\njoan sulser\nwhole. It would call for him to\ntor of student counseling here at\nlive in a way that takes every\nMarycrest for the past six years. She\nphotographer\nvince de lap, rsb\naspect of life into account. It\nwill assume a new position of\ncalls for an image of life, a set of\ncounselor at the University of\nadvisor\ncarolyn witte\nattitudes that gives peace to\nSouthern California, Idyllwild\nevery aspect of life, and makes\nSchool of Music and the Arts,\nof life a unified sense, a har-\nIdyllwild Campus, January 1, 1977.\nIn a memo released by Van\nBruce King\nRyswyk, the president expressed\nregret at seeing Sister Audrey leave,\nDancers Termed 'Unique'\nbut, on behalf of the Marycrest cam-\nThere will be no Crest publish-\npus community, wished her hap-\ned on Thursday, November 11,\npiness and success in her new\n1976. Any news information or ar-\nendeavor.\nticles concerning events that\nby Pam Merritt\n(General Booth Enters into Heaven),\nhappen before November 18\nThe performances given by the\nand rakes (Leaves).\nshould be submitted by this Sun-\nBruce King Dance Company can be\nThe music varied from oriental to\nday.\ntermed unusual and unique. The\nbold, aggressive notes, to the\nThe Editors\ndancers, Bruce King, Dale Town-\nmelodious harpsichord to electronic\nsend, and Dawn DaCosta with syn-\nchords. Each piece of music added\nchronized movements, barefeet, and\nto the tone of the dance segments.\nperfect timing in executing each\nAmong the titles for the dance\nmovement matched to the music,\nsegments were: Bamboo, Ghosts,\npresented a modern dance concert\nGeneral Booth Enters into Heaven,\nA'S' VISIT\nin abstract.\nVigil, After Guernica, Swarm, and\nIn a conversation with King at the\nLeaves. Vigil and Swarm tended to\nreception following the perform-\nbe the best segments of the seven.\nNancy Reagan says that's one of\nance, he explained that as in-\nThe dancing seemed to be at its best,\nmy better qualities.\ndividuals we explore and experience\nand the musical background used\nto find what moves us. By perform-\nhigh-lighted the dancers to create\ning what moves him, he can better\nan effective scene.\nSr. Audrey Herr\nIt's just plain good manners to\nperform by drawing on his internal\nthank people when they do\nself. He felt that people can get what\nsomething nice and/or helpful for\nthey want to get from the dances,\nyou. But there comes a time when\nand that the process of interpreta-\n(without mushing and gushing) you\ntion begins with the \"artist's\nreally want to do more than just say\ndynamic vision.\" The vision is then\n\"thank you.\" Unfortunately, I can't\ninterpreted by the dancers, which is\nthink of what that \"something more\"\nin turn presented to the audience\ncould be in my case this week, so I\nallowing them to respond as they\nwould just like to say a very heartfelt\nwant-if they want to at all.\n\"thanx\" to the following people who\nThe dancers gave seven short\ndid more than just help me put\ndance segments and in each it seem-\ntogether the photos and articles\ned that the viewer could for the most\nconcerning Mrs. Ford's visit:\npart discover a type of story being\nportrayed. With only a few excep-\nThe campaign workers at the\ntions the meanings were expressed\nBettendorf-Jim Leach For Congress\nsolely by the movements of the\nHeadquarters, who came to us (not\ndancers themselves. Costumes for\nus to them) with the information\nthe most part were orange, purple,\nneeded about necessary\nand blue leotards, which added\narrangements that had to be made;\nsimplicity and straight forwardness.\nVince DeLap, our photographer,\nAmong the occasional props were\nwho gave so much time to these\nthree bamboo screens (Bamboo), a\n\"political\" projects, time he did not\nsuitcase (Ghosts), four flags\nDale Townsend, Bruce King, Dawn Da Costa in a scene from General Booth Enters Into Heaven.\nhave to give to them; the First Lady's\npress secretaries (whose names\nSTILL elude me) whose thought-\nfulness and dedication made cover-\nLegislative\nInternship Offered\ning the event a literal \"breeze\"; and\nthe First Lady herself, who made\nherself readily available for photos\nThe Marycrest Business Depart-\nThe House and Senate do employ a\nchairman is John Patchett (D-North\nand questions.\nment is going to be offering a new\nprofessional research staff, but in-\nLiberty). Each chamber assigns a\nRSB\nlegislative internship program.\ndividual legislators have additional\nstaff member to provide assistance\nChosen interns will serve in the lowa\nprojects of their own. The specific\nand direction to the interns while the\nGeneral Assembly. All applications\nduties would depend on the\nLegislature is meeting.\nEXPRESS\nare initially screened by David Litvin,\nlegislator, with a majority of the time\nDuring the 1977 session, a series\ncampus coordinator for the\nbeing devoted to researching of\nof ten evening seminars are also be-\nprogram. They are then submitted to\nvarious issues. Additional tasks in-\nYOURSELF\ning planned for interns. The topics\nthe Joint Intern Committee.\nclude attending committee\nwill include legislative issues and\nAccepted applicants will be assign-\nmeetings, preparing reports, help-\nresearch, bill drafting, the impact of\ned to a legislator for the 1977 session\ning with constituent problems, draft-\nthe executive and administrative\nVOTE\nthat begins January 10, 1977.\ning amendments and writing\nagencies on the Legislature, and the\nCollege credits would be granted\nspeeches.\ninfluence of the media and lobbyists\nto commensurate with the time\nThe program is coordinated by the\non various bills.\nNOV. 2\ndevoted to the internship.\nJoint Legislative Intern Committee\nAll interested students or those\nInterns would provide research\nmade up of legislators, professors\ndesiring further information should\nand bill drafting help to legislators.\nand staff personel. The committee's\ncontact David Litvin.\nFIRST LADY\ncont'd from page 1\nattention. Mrs. Ford seemed\nmid-western born woman, looking\nSaying that the President likes to\ngoodbye, and away she went, back\ngenuinely pleased to speak to the\nand sounding and acting like a plea-\nact instead of talk about problems,\nacross the I-74 bridge, back to the\ngroup, and was not above stooping\nsant mid-western born woman,\nand that he is a man of courage, Mrs.\nairport, back on board what either\ndown to talk to small children on the\nspeaking to a pleasant mid-western\nFord stressed how important she felt\nwas or wasn't the Air Force One, and\nother side of the four foot fence. The\nborn audience. Here was the con-\nit was that Gerald R. Ford be re-\ntook off for her next stop, an evening\nFirst Lady's warmth over-powered\nnection and the combination that\nelected.\nthe chill, and the little children (as\ngave the Republican party the ad-\nBut if he is re-elected he will need\nwell as the big adults) were (without\nvantage in the mid-west, and stan-\nmore help from Congress to con-\nexaggeration) charmed.\nding there, listening and watching\ntinue to save the taxpayer money. At\nThe First Lady's entourage quick-\nthe First Lady, you could almost\nthis point Mrs. Ford made her pitch\nly loaded up at the end of the crowd\nhear the peanuts roasting in their\nfor Leach by stating that Jim Leach\ntour, and whisked its way along I-74\nown oil.\nwas the type of man Ford needed in\nand across the Mississippi River to a\nMrs. Ford wished Leach her best\nCongress.\ncampaign rally held at the Jim Leach\nwishes on his birthday at the start of\nfor Congress Headquarters.\nher seven minute speech, and said\nHere a large crowd (around 500 to\nthat Leach's birthday campaign\n700) people awaited the First Lady,\nreminded her of her husband's cam-\ncampaign rally in Cleveland, Ohio.\nThe Leach rally, according to one\nof Mrs. Ford's press secretaries, is\nthe only campaign visit for a can-\ndidate the First Lady had made,\nother than ones for her husband.\nReminding the crowd to vote for\nFrom Cleveland she was to fly on to\nFord and Leach on November 2 (as if\nWilliamsburg and then on to meet\nthey were to forget who she felt they\nher husband for the last debate held\nshould vote for), again wishing\non Friday. Mrs. Ford, said the press\nLeach the happiest of birthdays, and\nsecretary, prefers to watch the\npraising the rally band from St. Am-\ndebates on TV rather than in the\nbrose (\" I thought I was gonna\ntheatre, as this way she gets a better\nhave to dance on stage,\" said the\nsense of how things are going.\nlady while executing an impromptu\nHere in the Quad-Cities it's hard to\nand her first appearance brought a\npaign for Congress twenty-eight\nwiggle) Mrs. Ford took her leave of\ntell what far reaching (at least to the\nlarge enthusiastic cheer.\nyears before. Gerald Ford won the\nthe stage after the prolonged cheers,\nelection) effects Mrs. Ford's visit will\nGreeted by lowa Governor Ray,\nprimary in September, married Betty\nand embarked on another\nhave. The story will have its resolve\nthe mayors of Bettendorf and\nin October, and had, for his honey-\nhandshaking and waving tour.\nwithin a week.\nDavenport, and by Jim Leach\nWho will be elected as First Lady\nhimself (who was holding a week\n(and incidentally, President) will be\nlong birthday campaign-\ndecided soon. But many a man,\ncelebration), Mrs. Ford delivered a\nwoman and child will have warm\nshort campaign speech.\nmemories of a chilly October day\nBut while waiting to be in-\nwhen this First Lady, Betty Ford,\ntroduced, the First Lady displayed\ncame to town.\nmany of the traits she is known for.\nThere is just something about her,\nsome way she has, that lets one and\nall know she's her own person. Live-\nly, spontaneous, and volatile, Mrs.\nFord would respond with surprise,\nlaughter, happiness to goofs and\nthings said on the podium in a way\nthat said \"Betty Ford, person\" in-\nstead of \"candidate's wife.\"\nIOWA-JIM LEACH\nWELCOME\nFORD\nmoon, the election in November.\nWhen she reached her limousine,\nThe First Lady stated her pride in\nMrs. Ford waved to the crowd being\nher husband for the work that he had\nheld back across the street, bid\naccomplished in the last two years,\nGovernor Ray and Leach a quick\nnoting that he came into the White\nHouse at a \"very, very difficult part in\nour history.\" Mrs. Ford said that in\nthe last two years, Gerald Ford had\nturned the U.S. around and \"set the\neconomy back on the track\" and\nAnd I heard her exclaim, ere\nheaded in the right direction.\nshe flew out of sight, vote for Ford\nFor this, the First Lady felt that the\nand for Dole, and to all a Good-\npeople of America should have pride\nnight!\"\nin their President and in their\nAt last (after six men had in-\ngovernment, and that Ford should\ntroduced each other) Betty Ford was\nbe allowed to continue to make the\nIMPORTANT\nintroduced. The crowd cheered\nnation strong.\nanew and extendedly, and a hun-\n\"The President, I must admit,\"\nAll eligible students seeking the\ndred multi-colored balloons were\nspoke Mrs. Ford, \"has had to make a\nIowa State Tuition Grant for the\nreleased. The balloons were quickly\nlot of tough choices, and a lot of\n1977-78 school year are advised to\ncaught up in the still strong wind and\nthem weren't popular. But they sav-\napply at once. The application\nfloated off up the Mississippi.\ned you billions and billions of\ndeadline is February 21, 1976.\nStanding at the microphone, Mrs.\ndollars. Vetoing sixty bills, with only\nApplications are available in the\nFord's looks and dress and her easy-\nthe over-riding of twelve of those\nfinancial aids office, and any\ngoing yet determined manner of\nbills, has saved the taxpayer a\nquestions will be answered there.\nspeech must have worked its way\ntremendous amount of money that\nRemember, even if you already\ninto many of the audience's hearts\nwould be coming out of your pocket\nhave the tuition grant, you must app-\nand minds, as here was a pleasant\ntoday.\"\nly again each year.\nEqual\nCrest\nTime\nReduces\nServed\nBeginning with this issue, the\nCrest's publication amount will be\nreduced by 20%. A recent increase in\nTHE ARTICLES AND PHOTOS\n\"left-over\" Crests has prompted the\neditors to make this reduction deci-\nPRINTED IN THIS WEEK'S Crest\nsion.\nCONCERNING MRS. GERALD\n(BETTY) FORD'S VISIT LAST\nTHURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, ARE\nReaders of the Crest are advised\nPRESENTED FOR PUBLIC IN-\nto get their copies early as there will\nbe fewer to be had. If the decrease\nTEREST AND OPINION, AND IN\nNO WAY SYMBOLIZE OR\nshould prove to be too large, ap-\nThe Marycrest Symphonic Choir and Orchestra at their final rehearsal before the performance\nREFLECT the Crest's OPINION\npropriate changes in publication\nheld last Wednesday, Oct. 20 at Lady of Lourdes Church, Bettendorf. Performed were the Te\namount will be made.\nOF THE PRESIDENTIAL CAN-\nDeums of Bruckner and Dvorak.\nDIDATES, OR A MOVEMENT OF\nSUPPORT. COMPARATIVELY\nEQUAL SPACE WAS PREVIOUS-\nConner Announces Productions\nLY GIVEN TO THE VISIT OF\nMRS. JIMMY (ROSALYNN)\nAuditions were held last week for\nwomanly liberation. In view of the\nCARTER IN THE SEPTEMBER\nthe second Marycrest College\n\"liberation\" theme, the play is very\n23rd ISSUE OF the Crest.\nTheatre Department production of\ntimely, but the fact that it is a theatre\nTHE VISIT LAST TUESDAY,\nthis year, Henrik Ibsen's A Doll's\nclassic is a reason Conner has\nOCTOBER 26, OF JIMMY\nHouse. Director Larry Conner had\nchosen the play, more so than its\nCARTER TO THE QUAD-CITIES\nnot finalized his casting decisions as\ntheme.\nWILL NOT BE REPORTED IN the\nof this week's Crest deadline.\nDr. Conner has also announced\nCrest, AS WE, THE EDITORS,\nA Doll's House, a play about the\nthe selection of this year's musical\nFEEL THAT BOTH THE\nemancipation of women, was written\nproduction. The musical adventures\nREPUBLICAN AND DEMO-\nby Henrik Ibsen in 1879. In its time,\nof Don Quixote will be played on the\nCRATIC PARTY'S PRESIDEN-\nthe play was often condemned for its\nMarycrest \"boards\" in mid-February\nTIAL CANDIDATES HAVE BEEN\ncontroversial end where Nora, the\nof next year when the theatre depart-\nWELL-REPRESENTED IN THIS\nmarried leading woman, leaves her\nment presents Man of La Mancha.\nPUBLICATION.\nhusband and children in a move of\nCasting for La Mancha will be\nThe Crest ENCOURAGES ANY\nsometime yet this semester, says\nAND ALL LETTERS OF OPPOSI-\nConner, who will direct the musical,\nTION TO OR SUPPORT FOR\nalong with Fred Taylor of the music\nANYTHING WRITTEN ABOUT\ndepartment.\nOR SAID BY MRS. FORD IN THIS\nISSUE. FOR PUBLICATION,\nPLEASE SUBMIT LETTERS BY\nSUNDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1976.\nEditors COMPLAIN\nThe Editors\nThe letters to the editor for this\ncommenting on (which we doubt) or\nyear's issues of the Crest have been\nsome reason we can'tfathom (which\nSister Becomes\n(to say the absolute least) un-\nwe suspect).\nderwhelming. In fact, with the ex-\nAny comments, positively,\nceptions of the notes we send to\nnegatively, or neutral, concerning\nSociety's President\neach other, there have been literally\nthe Crest and anything in it, and that\nno letters to the editor in regards to\nare publication-worthy are (at this\nthe Crest or anything printed in it.\nlate point) more than just welcome.\nby Sue McGuire\nThis either means that this year the\nCome on gang, there must be\nThis academic year finds Sister\nCrest is perfect (which even WE\nsomething that you have an opinion\nMaria Trinitas not only performing\nSr. Maria Trinitas Rand\ndoubt) or that there is little worth\non and want to express!\nthe duties of an instuctor, but also as\nacting President of the Quad City\nChapter of Kappa Gamma Pi. Sister\nTrinitas, a graduate of Regis College\nin Weston, Mass., has served as\nSecretary-Treasurer for two years.\nMarycrest was first affiliated\nwith Kappa Gamma Pi, the National\nJAPANESE\nCatholic College Women's Society\nsince its earliest years. \"Kappa Gam-\nma Pi\" are the Greek initials for\n\"Catholic Women Leaders\", which\nCULTURAL\nliterally explains the organization's\ngoals, formed for women with strong\nleadership abilities and high\nacademic standings, they perform\nEVENT\ncommunity services through their\nlocal chapter. More stress on in-\ndividual activities will be seen in the\nfuture of the Quad City Chapter.\nHowever, in the past group efforts\nThe Teaching Collection of Cdr. and Mrs. G. E. Boone,\nhave produced worthy results, such\nas taping books for the blind, con-\nLecturers in Oriental Art from Monmouth College, and\ntributing to clothing drives, and\ncollecting canned goods for the\nneedy.\nphotography by Mr. Edward H. Wyatt will be on display in\nToday graduates nominated for\nthe Gallery (Nursing Building) Wednesday, October 27\nmembership may or may not accept\nthat nomination. The decision to\nbecome a member of Kappa Gamma\nthrough November 9.\nPi is up to the individuals chosen for\ntheir responsibilites in being a\nleader.\nEach year the Quad City Chapter\nGALLERY TALKS - Thursday and Friday, October 28-\nis responsible for bestowing the St.\nCatherine of Alexandria medal upon\n29, 2 p.m. The Boones will give gallery talks both days\na Marycrest undergraduate for their\noutstanding academic and civic\nbetween 2 and 4 p.m. OPEN TO PUBLIC.\nachievements in the college com-\nmunity. St. Catherine, the Kappa\nInterested students, faculty and staff are\npatroness, is the symbol of wisdom,\nfortitude, and Christian concern.\nurged to attend.\nLast year the medal was awarded to\nTess Behlke of Galesburg at the An-\nnual Communion-Breakfast in\nMarch.\nA workshop entitled \"Baby\nthe human approach to the new\nA two-part Career Clinic for\nBusiness\" will be presented by\nfamily's care in a meeting entitled\nWomen begins Tuesday,\nthe Childbirth Education\n\"Wholistic Care Begins with\nNovember 9, in room 332, Walsh\nAssociation of the Mississippi\nBirth.\"\nHall at Marycrest.\nValley, Inc. The program is\nscheduled for November 5 and 6.\nThe second session will be on\nthe following day, Wednesday,\nNovember 10. Each session will\nA film will be shown discussing\nbe from 9 to 11:45 a.m., resuming\nThe Cabin Fever Room, Duck\nmedication during labor and\nat 1 o'clock until 3 p.m.\nCreek Plaza will be the site of the\ndelivery, optimal position for\nfirst session concerning \"Nutri-\nlabor and birth, artificial rupture\nThere will be a noon break for\ntion in Pregnancy.\" Dr. Tom\nof membranes, use-misuse of ox-\nlunch both days in the Marycrest\nBrewer will show a film with an\nytocin and stimulation of labor,\ncafeteria.\nemphasis on simplicity and that\ninvasive and noninvasive fetal\nfood is important. AI Reschke,\nmonitoring, presented by Dr.\nWorkshops\nAccording to Ms. Beverlee\nSpecialist in Nutritional Con-\nRoberto Caldeyro-Barcia,\nTracy, head of the vocations for\nsultations, with a background in\nObstetrician, in the session\n\"Obstetrical Interventions: Its\nPlanned\nhuman needs unit at the college,\nbiochemistry, will be available to\nregistration and reservations can\ndiscuss the film and answer\nEffects on the Newborn.\" A panel\nbe made by mail or by calling 326-\nquestions. Designated areas will\nof lowa Quad-Cities physicians\nOn\n9239, social welfare department.\nbe set up for discussions of topics\nwill comment on topics discussed\nFee for the workshop is $20,\nof interest to childbirth educators:\nin the film and then answer\npayable in advance or on the day\nbreathing patterns, relaxation, in-\nquestions from the audience. Dr.\nArthur Abramsohn, Dr. Gary\nChildbirth,\nof the conference. Checks are to\nstructor training programs, book\nbe made payable to Marycrest\nlists, review couple classes,\nAnderson, Dr. Daniel Lim and Dr.\nWomen's\nCollege.\nnewest training aids and\nGordon Rock are among the par-\ncurriculum additions.\nticipating physicians.\nThe workshop is designed for\nCareers\nwomen looking for a job, prepar-\ning for a career, considering a\nchange in career, or returning to\nThe second session is slated to\nAll persons interested in the\nthe job market.\nbe held at the Heidelberg Room,\ncurrent trends in childbirth are in-\nHoliday Inn, Bettendorf.\nvited to attend the workshop.\nMs. Linda Howe, placement\nReverend Marlin Whitmer,\nFurther information can be ob-\ncoordinator at Women's Work, a\nChaplain at St. Luke's Hospital,\ntained by contacting Jeri Dreher,\nDavenport placement agency,\nDavenport, will be emphasizing\n355-5509.\nwill conduct the workshop.\nDMCT-\n'Sneaky Fitch'\nHave A Happy Halloween!\nTo Rise Up\nMcKean To\nThe Davenport-Marycrest Com-\nmunity Theatre begins its second\nAttend Workshop\nBowman 'Tea' Today\ntheatrical season November 11,\n1976, with the production of James\nA tea will be given honoring\nLibrary on the Marycrest campus.\nL. Rosenberg's parody of the old\nSister Gretchen McKean, chair-\nLeonard Bowman, Ph.D., assistant\nThe public is invited.\nwest, The Death and Life of Sneaky\nman of the biology department of\nprofessor of humanities at\nDr. Bowman will autograph copies\nFitch.\nMarycrest College, was among\nMarycrest College, Davenport, on\nof his book which may be purchased\nthose selected to attend a workshop\nThe parody revolves around the\nhis recent publication The Impor-\nat the tea. Copies will also be\non Biofeedback at University of\nresurrection from the grave of\ntance of Being Sick, Thursday, Oc-\navailable prior to the tea at the Walsh\nSneaky, who was always the town of\nMissouri, Kansas City, on November\ntober 28 at 3:30 p.m. in the Cone\nBookstore on campus.\n8 and 9.\nGopher Gulch's most undesirable\ncitizen, and the \"High Noon\" gun\nThe workshop is part of the\nbattle he has with the \"fastest gun in\nChatauqua Series for College\nthe West.\"\nTeachers sponsored by the National\nScience Foundation.\nThe community theatre is now\nrehearsing this comedy which will\nSister Gretchen received the doc-\nbe presented at 8 p.m. November 11\ntoral degreee in 1972 from the Un-\nthrough the 14th in Upham\niversity of Illinois. She is a graduate\nFairmount\nAuditorium. Tickets are $3 for adults\nof Marycrest and holds the master of\nand $1.50 for students and senior\nscience degree from Marquette Un-\ncitizens.\niversity. She also has studied at\nFlorist e Greenhouses\nThe title role of Sneaky Fitch is be-\nTulane University.\ning played by Gary Clark of Betten-\nHer professional activities include\n(FORMERLY HENDERSHOT FLORIST)\ndorf, with Marty Ellenberger of\nmembership in the Society of\nDavenport as Rackham, his nemesis\nProtozoology, National Association\n3802 BOIES AVE.\n323-8753\nin the shoot-out.\nof Biology Teachers, lowa Academy\nOther cast members include Judy\nof Science and Sigma Xi, a\nCaparula, Trool Heaton, Kim\nprofessional research organization.\nEastland, Jim Fuller, Carol\nRausenberger, Richard Hemenway,\nHarriet Harmelink, Tom Byrnes, and\nSo says the VA\nFUNKY by TOM BATIUK\nNORTHWEST\nCharles Miller.\nPeggy Brinkopf of Bettendorf is\nI HATE TO BREAK THIS TO\nDavenport Hardware\nthe director of the production, and is\nassisted by Bev Voss as casting\nYOU, LES, BUT YOU CAN'T\nBuilder's\ndirector and Colleen Untiedt as\nAPPLY FOR ALL THOSE\nproducer. Both are Davenporters.\nStage managers are Jack McGinn\nVETERAN EDUCATIONAL AND\nSupplies\n323-8563\nof Bettendorf and Patty Shepherd of\nTRAINING BENEFITS UNLESS\nDavenport. The crew includes Bob\nOpen Sundays 8 a.m. Noon\nHydaman, Davenport, set and\nYOU'VE BEEN IN THE SERVICE\n1615 Washington\ncostume design; Nick Nichols, Park\nView, set construction; Don Oliver,\nLe Claire, lighting; Mike Waskowiak,\nDavenport, sound; Joanne Rupe,\nDavenport, Janine McGinn, Betten-\ndorf, Barbara Baccarossa, Paula\nNORTHWEST\nShuck, and Sue Foster, all of Moline,\nproperties; Laurie Fuller, Davenport,\nInc. 1976\nwardrobe; Phyllis McLearan, Daven-\nport, make-up; and Sue Clark,\nBATIUK\n© Field Enterprises,\nSUPER DRUG\n1637 W. Locust\nBettendorf, and Howard Smith,\n322-7124\nDavenport, publicity.\nComplete Selection of\nLast year the Davenport-\nIII\nSchool Needs, Candies,\nMarycrest Community Theatre\nContact the nearest VA office (check your phone book)\nCosmetics\nproduced The Hot / Baltimore and\nThe Crucible.\nor write: Veterans Administration. 271A1, Wash., D.C. 20420\nLeach for Congress\n1101 State Street\nBettendorf, Iowa 52722\nJIM LEACH\n319/359-5451\nBUSINESS EXPERIENCE\n1973-\nPresident of Flamegas Companies, Inc., a family business head-\nquartered in Bettendorf which markets propane in Iowa, Illinois,\nWisconsin and Michigan. Chairman of the Board of Adel Whole-\nsalers, Inc., Bettendorf.\nGOVERNMENT SERVICE\n1975-\nNominated by President Ford to the U.S. Advisory Commission\non International Education and Cultural Affairs. Confirmed\nby the U.S. Senate, July 1975.\n1975\nMember U.S. delegation to the United Nations Conference on\nNatural Resources in Tokyo, Japan.\n1975\nParticipant, Aspen-Berlin Institute Seminar on -European\nRelations, Berlin, Germany.\n1976-\nDirector, Federal Home Loan Bank Board for Iowa, Minnesota,\nMissouri, North Dakota, and South Dakota.\n1974\nRepublican candidate for Congress in Iowa's First Congressional\nDistrict.\n1971-72\nForeign Service Officer assigned to the Arms Control and\nDisarmament Agency. Delegate to the Geneva Disarmament\nConference. Delegate to the United Nations General Assembly.\n1969-70\nAdministrative Assistant to Donald Rumsfeld, Director of the\nOffice of Economic Opportunity and Member of Cabinet.\n1968-69\nForeign Service Officer assigned to the Department of State.\nLanguages: Russian and German.\n1965-66\nMember of Staff of Congressman Donald Rumsfeld (Republican:\n13th Illinois Congressional District).\nEDUCATION\n1966-68\nLONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS: Research student in Economics\nand Soviet Politics. Member of rugby team, Laughborough\namateur wrestling club, and U.S. Embassy Speaker's Bureau.\n1964-66\nSCHOOL OF ADVANCED INTERNATIONAL STUDIES OF JOHN HOPKINS\nUNIVERSITY: Master of Arts degree in Soviet Politics.\n1960-64\nPRINCETON UNIVERSITY: Bachelor of Arts degree (cum laude)\nin Political Science. Member of lightweight football, wrest-\nling, and rugby teams. : Captain of lightweight football team:\nVice-President of class. Chairman of Princeton delegation\nto the National Student Association Congress.\n1947-60\nElementary and secondary education in the public school system\nof Davenport, Iowa. Member of Davenport High School football,\nwrestling, and golf teams. 1960 Iowa State Wrestling Champion\nfor weight division. Born Davenport, Iowa, October 15, 1942.\nFORD LIERRY\nCOMMUNITY ACTIVITIES\nMemberships in the Bettendorf Chamber of Commerce; National\nFederation of Independent Business; the Davenport Elks, Moose\nand Rotary Clubs; the Scott County Young Executive Associa-\ntion; Farm Bureau, the Executive Board of the Illowa Council,\nBoy Scouts of America, and the Episcopal Church.\nJim and his wife Elisabeth Ann (Deba) reside in Davenport, Iowa.\nJIM\nLEACH\n1101 STATE STREET\nBETTENDORF, IOWA 52722\n319-359-5451\nThe man from the First District\nFor immediate release\nFor further information contact:\nChriss Hurst\n(319/359-5451)\nFirst Lady Betty Ford will be the honored guest at a campaign rally\nin Bettendorf for 1st District Congressional candidate Jim Leach Thursday,\nOctober 21 at 3:00 p.m. according to Leach for Congress Chairman and\nNational Farmers for Ford Chairman Roy Keppy.\nThe outdoor rally, the last of a week-long series of birthday\ncelebrations honoring Leach, will be held at the Leach for Congress\nHeadquarters, 1101 State Street.\nGovernor Robert Ray, who will spend the day campaigning with Leach\nthroughout the district, will also attend the afternoon rally.\nMrs. Ford last visited the state June 18 when she attended the\nIowa Republican State Convention \"Salute to Mary Louise Smith Dinner\"\nin Des Moines. Mrs. Ford will stop in Davenport on her return from a\ntrip to Los Angeles. She is scheduled to stop in Ohio later in the day.\n###\nSEALD R. FORD TIB.\nMEDIA ADVISORY\nMembers of the media wishing credentials to cover Mrs. Ford's\nIowa visit should apply to Emogene Richardson, Leach for Congress Committee\nat 319/359-5453. All requests should be made by phone. The headquarters\nwill be open from 8:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. daily. Deadline for all\ncredential requests is Wednesday, October 20 at 12:00 noon.\nInformation required for credentials:\nName\nOrganization\nPosition\nDate of birth\nPlace of birth\nSocial Security number\nPresent address\nPhone number\nCredentials my be picked up at Leach for Congress Headquarters -\n1101 State Street, Bettendorf - on Thursday, October 21 from 12:00\nnoon to 2:30 p.m.\nAll credentials must be picked up individually. No substitutes\nare allowed.\n###\nSERIAL R. FORD LIBRARY\nWK-long series of bday celeby\n14th - Elliott\n15th - MLS + Goo Ray\n16th - 2 more\nwrap up bday celebrat- 34 years old\nprob present bf w/ elephant\nPres needs men like Jim leach\nmomentum building\nspending voted to overvide each neto\ninflation\nPete\nchriss\nQuad cities variety show\npress bus\n( 24,000 elderly\nweather\nQ+A inside here in bettendorf QrA questions\nwed have to\nQ&A\ncall w/ sched\nsevere setbacks\nby mm am\nDēba - massied 9 mos\n20\n42.17\n17 14617\nto FORD LIBRARY"
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