January 22, 2015 - Amana Colonies Today

January 22, 2015 - Amana Colonies Today

Amana, Iowa, Thursday, January 22, 2015
Vol. LXXXIII
Amana Church news
The early (German) Confession Service will be
in the Middle Church Sunday, January 18, 2015,
starting at 8:30 AM with Elder Alan Trumpold
presiding.
Opening Hymn: “Herr, ich habe missgehandelt!” No. 385 Seite 382 Testimony: Christian Metz, Ronneburg, July
26, 1824; Christian Metz and Barbara Landmann, Middle Ebeneezer, Dec. 25, 1851
Scripture: 1 John 1:5 through 2:2
Psalm 25 Closing Hymn: “O ewighelles Licht!” No. 769
Seite 759
The late (English) service will start at 10:00
A.M. with the following hymns:
Opening Hymn: “Lord, To Thee I Make Confession” No. 51
Closing Hymn: “O light That’s Ever Bright”
No. 147
The Wednesday evening prayer (Nachtgebet)
service will be held at 7:00 P.M. in Middle. Please
note, in the case of extreme weather Nachtgebet
will be canceled.
Visitors are welcome to join us in worship
at all Amana Church Services. Childcare
available at the English services.
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Congregate meals
Another “New Year” is here. Let’s be positive
and look for a future that’s full of happy times
and healthy days. Don’t dwell on our past mistakes..Don’t worry about tomorrow, live each day
to the fullest.
Remember, if Belle Plaine schools are closed
there will be no meals for Amana.
Here is our remaining January menu. Jan. 26th Seafood Alfredo, Green Beans w/
red peppers, Banana, Shortbread cookie.
All meals are served with a beverage, bread
and butter.
Why not spend your year joining the folks at
the Amana Church for food and fellowship. To
make your reservation or if you have any questions, please call Anne Freshour @ 622-3781 by
noon on Fridays.
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CCA Kindergarten Round-up
All parents in the Clear Creek Amana School
District who have children who will be five years
old on or before September 15, 2015 and are
planning on sending their children to school in
August, 2015 are asked to call the elementary
school their child will be attending. If your child
will be attending the new elementary in Tiffin,
you should call the Clear Creek Elementary in
Oxford.
If you reside in Iowa County, please call 6223255. If you reside in Johnson County, please call
828-4505 (Clear Creek Elementary) or 626-3950
(North Bend Elementary).
If you are not sure which school attendance
area your home is in you may call any of the
numbers for assistance in determining which
school your child will be attending.
If you know of someone who lives in the Clear
Creek Amana School District, and has a child
who will be five years old by September 15, please
ask him or her to call the Clear Creek Elementary School at 828-4505, North Bend Elementary
School at 626-3950 or the Amana Elementary
School at 622-3255.
Kindergarten Round Up for the Clear Creek
Amana Community School District will be on
Wednesday, March 25. More information about
Kindergarten Round up will be mailed from your
child’s future attendance center closer to that
date.
West-High Sanitary
Meeting Notice
A public meeting of the West-High Amana
Sanitary District will be held on Monday, January 26, 2015 at 7:00 PM, at the Middle Amana
Fire Station.
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Amana Colonies Land
Use District
Historic Preservation Commission (HPC)
Meeting Notice and Tentative Agenda –
January 26, 2015, 6:00 pm ACLUD Meeting
Room, 4304 220th Trail, Amana
I. Call Meeting to Order
II. Set/Amend Agenda
III. Review/Approve minutes of November meeting.
IV. Elect Chair and Vice-Chair
V. Discussion/Action on the following permit applications in a Historic Preservation Zoning District:
a. 2015-001 Kirk Setzer, 403 52nd Ave, East
Amana. Remove 2 non-historic chimneys; reconfigure windows and doors.
b. 2015-003 Josh Turner, 2704 220th Trail, Middle Amana. Replace windows and doors.
VI. Chairman’s Report
VII. Other Business
a. CLG Report
b. Administrator permits
VIII. Adjourn
Members of the HPC were appointed by the
ACLUD Board of Trustees pursuant to Chapter
303, Code of Iowa and Chapter 21.00 of the Land
Use Plan. All ACLUD HPC meetings are open to
the public and the public is encouraged to attend
the meetings.
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ACLUD SEEKS Trustee
Want to try your hand at public service? There
is an opening on the Amana Colonies Land Use
District Board of Trustees. At their February 9,
2015 meeting, the Board will appoint someone to
fill this position until the next Trustee election.
At the time of the next election, the unexpired
part of this open seat will be on the ballot.
Interested parties must be a resident elector
of the Amana Colonies Land Use District. Applications are available at www.aclud.org or at the
ACLUD office at 4304 220th Trail, Amana, and
must be received by the Land Use Administrator
by February 6, 2015.
Please contact the administrator at aclud@
southslope.net or 622-3840 with any questions.
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College Credits in High School
On Monday, January 26th, at 7:00 p.m. in the
High School commons, CCAHS will host an evening devoted to information regarding college
credit in high school. With the new Kirkwood
Center at the University of Iowa opening next
fall, there will be more and more opportunities to
get postsecondary credit while still in high school.
This can literally save you and your family thousands of dollars in tuition or certification costs.
Course choices can range from welding to philosophy and anywhere in between. To explain the
process and answer questions will be Jon Weih,
Director of the Kirkwood Center at The University of Iowa and Laura Goddard, University of
Iowa Admissions representative.
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Food Bank
Anyone wishing to donate to, or in need of the
services provided by the Food Bank at the school
in Middle Amana please contact TJ Croco at 319430-9181 or Colleen at 319-622-3255.
No. 47
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A M A N A
N E WS AND NOT E S
The Purpose of Winterfest?
The purpose of Winterfest is to forget it’s winter. No, scratch that. The purpose of Winterfest
is to celebrate winter. Dull, but ok. Hey, perhaps
it should read: The purpose of Winterfest is to
have fun!
Winterfest is Saturday and there are many
entertaining things planned. Here’s a rundown
of what’s on the schedule, though you may check
festivalsinamana.com for the complete list.
Communal Breakfast – 9 a.m. at the Middle
Amana Communal Kitchen. You must have reservations to enjoy this step back into time. Call
the Amana Heritage Museum to see if there are
still seats available. 319-622-3567. There were
four seats as of Tuesday.
Amana Freezer 5k Run/ Walk - Sounds like
the weather might just cooperate for this fund
raiser for Amana Colonies Trails, Inc. Register
Friday 4- 6 at the former Amana Appliance Center (behind the Woolen Mill Salesroom) or Saturday 8:30 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. Race starts at 10 a.m.
Kubb Tournament – 9 a.m. the tournament begins at Millstream Brewing Co. Come check out
this odd sport, part horseshoes, part bowling, all
around fun.
Indoor Mini Golf – at the Festhalle A 10 hole
course for all ages. $1 per person. Open all day.
Winterfest Wine Walk – Visit each winery and
Millstream Brewing Co. sample their beverages.
Get your Wine Walk card punched to receive a
souvenir glass. $1 per adult.
Amana Church – Quilt demonstrations - See
what’s on the frame and perhaps sit and stitch a
bit. 10 – 5 p.m. At the Amana Church in Amana,
east side.
Winterfest Games – Market barn Our version
of the Olympics with log sawing, the Great Amana Ham Put, Pork Chop Slap Shot and so forth.
Best Beard Contest too is at 1 p.m. Games are
11 – 1 p.m. Enter to win fame (fleeting) and glory
(or at least applause). Our own Amana Fire Dept.
will be serving hot chili and more!
Shake it Up – Make your Own Snowglobe At
the Amana General Store all ages may create
their own snow globe. $4 for materials.
Decorate with Fabrics – Fern Hill Meet our
textile designers and learn neat new ways to use
fabrics in your home decorating.
Applique Fun at Heritage Designs – Various
hand and machine appliqué techniques will be
demonstrated – all day – Heritage Designs in
Amana.
Bonfire at Millstream – 2 p.m. we’ll light the
bonfire and toast marshmallows.
Make a New Year’s Pretzel – At the Amana
Meat Shop and Smokehouse learn how to make
this colony favorite. Call the Meat Shop to reserve a spot –space is limited!
Visit your favorite local merchants to see what
they have going on during Winterfest. Some
shops will be having sales/ specials and a few are
offering door prizes.
Winterfest Scavenger Hunt – Pick up a form,
complete 10 or more answers as you visit participating shops and enter to win a nifty gift baskets
loaded with prizes.
Billy at the Bierstube – Billy Heller performs
News & Notes continues on page 2
Page Two
News & Notes from page 1
at the Ox Yoke Inn on Saturday 6 – 9 p.m.
Joe and the Allstars at the Ronneburg - Joe
and is Traveling Allstars will be the Ronneburg
beginning at 6 p.m.
The Snow Ball at Millstream Brewing Co. Join Holiday Road and dance! No cover charge.
Food and beverages will be served on site 5 – 9
p.m.
Romance, Mystery, Laughter
and Dinner at the Ox Yoke
Just in time for Valentine’s Day, the Ox Yoke
Inn dinner theatre offers a comedy by Ron Clark
and Sam Bobrick, Murder at the Howard Johnson’s, starring Tom Milligan, Deborah Kennedy
and T.J. Besler, Feb. 13 – March 8.
This will be the 9th dinner theatre at the Ox
Yoke for Milligan and Kennedy. In December
they directed T.J. Besler in a raucous production
of the wry, Santaland Diaries. Now they team
with Besler in a delightfully funny play about
a trio who contemplate crime, but can’t seem to
make anything work. All’s fair in love including
murder? That’s the question posed by this clever
comedy about a love triangle gone askew.
“Often the scripts (of whodunits) are more of
an improvisational outline, and the actors often
have more ad-libbed lines than scripted. Murder
at the Howard Johnson’s is a fully scripted play
written in three scenes and it is a very funny,
‘absurdist’ play,” said Milligan. “It is very clever,
the characters have some great quirks and the
writing has great rhythm.”
Milligan has been a professional actor for over
30 years. He’s worked with Kennedy since 2006
and this real-life husband-wife team have done
so many shows together, we can’t begin to count.
They truly love working together. As Kennedy
put it, “We discovered that we were a great artistic team early on. Tom, with all of his years of
experience, is a very generous artist. He is not
proud. . . He is very calm, unassuming and welcomes collaboration.”
Kennedy’s long resume at the Old Creamery,
the Iowa Theatre Artists Co. and other midwestern showplaces is chock full of very challenging
roles and Milligan’s pride in his wife and co-star
is evident, “Deb is a wonderful creative partner
who will not settle for anything less than her
own, as well as the project’s best.”
When they took a look at the shows they wanted to produce at the Ox Yoke in 2014 and 2015
they knew right away that T.J. Besler, perhaps
one of the best comic actors around, would be the
perfect collaborator.
AMANA SOCIETY BULLETIN
Murder at the Howard Johnson’s plays Feb.
13 through March 8. Contact the Ox Yoke Inn at
319-622-3441 for reservations, dinner menu and
show times. Seating is assigned and your dinner is served while you enjoy the show. A cash
bar will be open. Tickets are $45 and include the
show, dinner and tax.
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(Located right here in the Amana Colonies)
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319-622-3195
Call for a free informational packet on hospice care.
The
Ronneburg!
Breakfast, lunch and dinner
Call 622-3641 for Reservations
Friday night - Rouladen & Catfish
Saturday night - Rouladen
Wednesday night - Steak
Thursday night - All-you-can- Eat
Broasted Chicken
Saturday, Jan. 24th starting at 6 PM
Open Mic in the Lounge!
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Thank You
January 22, 2015
About the photo
at the top of page 3
The photo of the softball team was sent to me
by Lanny. Once I got it I called Tanta M and
about an hour later she and Oma KT showed up
to have a look. Well they left here rather excited
about the prospect of looking through their old
year books, and though they came up with most
of the names I felt it better to wait and let everyone else take a shot at putting names to the faces.
We do have someone on that team, so by next
week we should have all the names. I will print
the photo then with the names. Enjoy, good luck.
D
High school/trade school students,
are you interested in a career in the
construction trades??
We have an opportunity for you!!!
Work as an “independent contractor” helping
restore a Historic Amana Building and gain
valuable experience and training from a long
time professional stone and brick mason, as
well as a former builder of industrial control
panels/aircraft tech/hands-on home owner.
Lets face it, we’re just a couple laid-back
old guys with bad backs that need some
help with the heavy lifting.
If interested call Dan at 319-360-0670
or William at 622-3240 before 10:00 AM
O.C.T.C. Presents The Spy Who
Killed Me dinner theatre in cr
The Spy Who Killed Me, The Old Creamery’s
Comic Murder Mystery Dinner Theatre, opens
February 13 and runs through March 28 at the
Cedar Rapids Clarion Hotel and Convention Center. Opening night is Friday, February 13. Shows
are on Saturdays, February 14, 21, and 28, and
March 7, 14, 21, and 28. Seating starts at 6 p.m.;
show at 6:30 p.m. New this year— two matinees
on March 21 and March 28 with seating starting
at noon and the show time at 12:30 p.m.
When secret agent Jacob Seal gets an urgent
call from his Agency, this comic murder mystery is off to a running start! When faced with
a lethal henchman, double agents, and a chicken
pluckers’ convention, will Seal be able to find Dr.
Doom and stop his evil plan before it’s too late?
Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to
join us for hilarious antics and great food, while
you help us catch a criminal master mind. The
Spy Who Killed Me is written by James Daab.
Cast includes Keegan Christopher, Katie Colletta, Jeff Haffner, Mike Long, Jackie McCall,
and Sean McCall. Directed by Sean McCall.
Tickets are $50 for dinner and the show. Includes all tax and gratuity. The Media Sponsor
is Z102.9. The Spy Who Killed Me is Rated PG.
Call the box office for tickets and information
319-622-6262 or order tickets online at www.oldcreamery.com.
Jeff Haffner as Dr. Doom
AMANA SOCIETY BULLETIN
January 22, 2015
The First Amana High School Softball Team 1946
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Services
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Patches Drywall and related services. Family
owned and operated. 319-936-7065.
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WM Designs & Restoration has openings for
painting, handyman, and window repair projects.
Call 319-929-9985.
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Hometown Lawn Care in Homestead is servicing lawn mowers, snowblowers, and other small
gas engine devices until mid-March. Pick-up and
delivery available! Call to arrange appointment
between 8 AM & 4 PM Mon-Fri. 319-622-3417.
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For rent
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Available now! Retail and/or office space. Contact
Jim
or Terry Roemig 622-3916 or 622-3227
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Home plate was near the Print Shop, the Middle Church is in the background
AMANA HERITAGE SOCIETY
FAMILY ALBUM PROJECT
Have you been wanting to get those old family photos out of the shoe box and into some kind
of order? These cold January evenings and the
Amana Heritage Society’s new Family Album
Photo Project are your opportunity. As part of
our ongoing Amana genealogy project, we want
tocreate a photo archives of Amana families to
complement our genealogical records and files.
We invite you to call or e-mail to schedule
an appointment to bring your old and new family photos to the museum. We will sort through
them with you and scan selected photos. All photos will be returned to you and you may have a
copy of the digital scans if you want. One of the
primary goals of the project is to identify people
in the photos, so any identification you can make
in advance would be very helpful.
Contact Lanny or Kelly at the museum to
make an appointment or with any questions at
319-622-3567 or [email protected].
Using the Album project
Shown here is a perfect examples of valuable
photos from family collections. The photo below
shows a group of young girls and one boy from
Middle Amana from about 1914 (based on the
known dates of birth).
The photo was most likely was taken during a
school day or special event. The individual faces
can now be compared to other photos in later profiles of these individuals. The goal is to have names
to go along with faces in a computer archive and
keep profiles of most former citizens of the Amanas. This ambitious project will be ongoing and become part of the genealogical research of our history and its citizens.
The photo project has now advanced so that the
collection of your personal and family pictures can
be added to the expanding inventory. The first step
is to find and collect your old photos. Secondly, if
known, print in pencil on the back of each picture
the “who, what, where and when” of the photo. Any
information is better then none.
RC Eichacker
Bertha Rathenbrücher Krauss (Herman)
Room for rent in South Amana, $200. Call Larry
Hertel evenings at 622-3424
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For sale
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Classic Ethan Allen 80 inch sofa. Cream, loose
back pillow, 3 cushion. Pristine condition. $300
Rose Wheeler Amana 622-6762.
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Beautiful historic Middle Amana home at 2503 K
Street. Newly renovated with 4 beds, 4 1/2 baths.
2+ garage on over 1/2 acre lot. Newly landscaped.
Call 319-640-8728
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Amana Society New Class “A” Stock. 563-332-8462
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Help Wanted
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Expert Janitorial: Part Time Mornings in
Amana.
Call 319-261-2288 ext. 2 Ask for Kandi.
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Wanted to buy
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BUYING All ANTIQUES; Toys, Furniture, Crocks,
Paintings and Weird Items “any condition”. Please
call 319 270 1251 or 319 538 8668.
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Free
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7 ft. Artificial Christmas tree with stand. Call RC
at 622-3908 to arrange a pick-up time.
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Christine Ehrle Rind
Christine Herr
Elly Schaedlich Dickel
Helene Pitz Hertel
Lillie Herr Rettig
(Oma) Sussanna Reihmann Hahn
Nora Haldy Ackermann
Johanna Schaedlich Weinmann
Johanna Dickel Kellenberger
Erna Jeck Noe Connow
Louisa Pitz Leichsenring
Lina Schaedlich Moser
Emily Reihmann Hargrave
Henriette Dickel Reihmann
Edna Hegewald Berger
(Alice) Elsie Haldy Eichacker
Otto Kiesling
Nora Jeck Foerstner
Page Four
Feathers in the wind
Growing up my sister and I would often find
fun just looking through our mother’s box of buttons.
It was an old cigar box whose top was worn off
the main part of the box by our constant use. To
this day I feel that buttons should be stored in
boxes, but finding a cigar box is almost impossible.
We would begin by dividing the buttons according to color. Then we would divide them up by
shapes. There always seemed to be one or two
buttons that just were not round or square, but
some odd shape we could not match with any
other button.
Finally we would divide the buttons according
to how many buttonholes were in each button. Of
course those with shanks, had to be set aside for
still another “division.”
One day my sister decided to stick a button up
her nose. Naturally there was much wailing because she was convinced she could not breathe
and certainly would die. I, being older, showed
no concern. Quite frankly, I had wanted that
particular button and she had taken it away so it
served her right…it just stood to reason that she
had to be punished!
Naturally with those tiny fingers of hers she
had wedged the button securely in her nose so
our parents were called to the rescue. It was decided (after many tries) that the only solution to
this “terrible problem” (I still did not care) was to
take her to Onkel Doktor Moershel.
We ended up in the waiting room with my sister on my mother’s lap and me looking to see if
that Mission style clock in his waiting room had
stopped. It hadn’t.
All of a sudden my sister sneezed and the button “popped” out. We all got up and left. I am
sure that Onkel Doktor had wondered what all
the fuss was about when he came to the door after finishing with his patient.
Again I was totally disgusted because my sister had “ruined” my chance of getting a stick of
“Juicy Fruit Gum.” (We seemed to always get
this particular kind of gun when we went to Onkel Doktors.)
Not too many years later we upstairs in our
Grandpa Stuck’s house when I noticed a door in
the ceiling that I had never seen before. Naturally my sister and I insisted that we had to see
where that door led. After getting a ladder and
having our poor grandfather climb up the ladder
with us close behind we found an empty attic!
Suddenly my keen eyed sister saw a little box
tucked away near the SE corner. Yes, we made
our grandpa literally crawl across the attic in his
white shirt and good trousers to retrieve what we
were sure was a box containing something valuable. After all we had been having our mother
read the HAPPY HOLLISTER book series so we
KNEW that we too would find treasure just like
the Hollisters did.
We were “kind” enough to let him know in what
direction he should head and warn him not to
knock his head against the rafters.
Eventually the box was retrieved and the two
of us scrambled down the ladder leaving our
grandpa to finish closing the attic door and taking the ladder away.
Yes, we found a treasure. It was a box of BUTTONS! Need I say more?
B.S.H.
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January 22, 2015
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LakeviewVillage
Assisted Living Apartments
v
Meals Provided
“Home Plate” Lunch 11:00 - 2:00
Monday - Thursday
New in January - one each week:
Grilled Roast Beef and Smoked Gouda sandwich
Turkey and Oven Dried Tomato sandwich
Wisconsin Cheese Soup bar
Ham and Bean Soup
Chicken Pot Pie
v Housekeeping Services
v Wellness checks
- Medication management
v Activities
Zuber’s Homestead Hotel
Units Available
Call Tanya Powell for a tour 622-3131
“Experience the Comfort and Security of
Retirement Living in the Amanas”
Six Appeal Vocal Band Returning
to Clear Creek Amana
Clear Creek Amana is pleased to announce that
Six Appeal is returning to perform at the High
School Performing Arts Center on Thursday, January 29 at 7:00pm. Six Appeal is a high energy a
cappella group from the Twin Cities area.
The event is being sponsored by Clear Creek
Amana F.A.M.E. (fine arts and music enhancers).
Advance tickets for the concert can be purchased
at select Clear Creek Amana High School home
athletic events and also via email at ccafame@
gmail.com .
The concert will begin at 7:00 pm in the PAC.
Tickets for the concert are $10 in advance or $15
at the door for adults and $5/$8 at the door for
students. All tickets are general admission, doors
open at 6:30 pm. More information can be found
at ccaschools.org . The school is located in Tiffin
on Highway 6, just 10 minutes west of Coral Ridge
Mall. Proceeds will go to support the arts at Clear
Creek Amana.
Six Appeal uses a cappella singing to span decades of classic oldies, current chart toppers, and
catchy original tunes. Featuring vocal dexterity and adventurous song selection, the 2012 National Harmony Sweepstakes Champions explore
all genres with a far-reaching repertoire that will
surprise and captivate any audience regardless of
the setting. This “Vocal Band” is one of the busiest touring a cappella ensembles in the country.
From coast to coast, the group has become known
for their vivid musical style, unmatched energy,
and playful charm.
Opening for Six Appeal will be Take Note, a
young women’s a cappella group from the University of Iowa. They are a popular vocal group on
campus and around the community!
Amana Arts Guild
Winter Classes
Studio painting: Break up the winter blues
with a relaxing afternoon of painting in your chosen medium. I’ll put on the coffee and we can
share our creative side with friends. I will give
you guidance, helpful hints or just encouragement. A painting class for beginners to the experienced in any medium: watercolor, oil, acrylic, pastel or colored pencil. The class will meet
Thursday afternoons from 1:00-3:00 PM at the
West Amana Michele Maring Miller Gallery for
6 weeks beginning January 29th. Participants
will need to provide their own supplies. For more
information and to register call the instructor
Michele Maring Miller at 319-622-6330. Cost is
$50.
and
Yana’s
Stop in and check out our winter
specials! 20% off all clothes.
Historic Foundations
19th Century Stone & Brick Bldg Restoration
Basements, Barns, & Commercial
Stone Wall Restoration, Stabilization, and Tuck Pointing
Certified in Historic
Restoration with Quality
“Old World” Craftsmanship
John C. Pischke, DeWitt, IA
563-659-3476
The Amana Print Shop
Our Hours are: Mon. - Thurs. 8-4:30 Fri. 8-2 or by appointment
Phone 319-622-3912
1119 26th Ave in Middle Amana
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