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| 1 | About 10 Iowa college Canterbury clubs will meet at St. Luke's Episcopal church here May 4-5 | The purpose is to discuss a state charter for a proposed Iowa Canterbury association. The clubs are campus student chapters of the Episcopalian church. |
| 2 | Classes will not be held Friday, April 27, for elementary pupils in the Campus school | Thomas Horn, elementary principal, announced that the 12-week teacher-parent conferences, rather than regular classes, will be scheduled that day. Arrangements will be made for parents who can't come between the appointed hours. |
| 3 | President J. W. Maucker announced today that a Waterloo attorney will represent the state board of education in handling claims of three contractors | The attorney, John W. Gwynne, was appointed special assistant attorney general by Iowa Attorney General Robert E. Larson. The claims, totaling $205,050.85, are in connection with the delayed construction of Unit A of the proposed campus laboratory school. |
| 4 | Sarah Griffiths of London, England, was a Friday visitor on the campus. | She is the woman organizer of England's National Union of Teachers, similar to this country's National Education association. Griffiths is on a 14-week nation-wide tour of educational institutions. |
| 5 | Tickets for Saturday night's, April 28, performance of "Darkness at Noon," spring play are almost sold out | The four-night play will be the first non-professional performance of the current Broadway hit. A fifth performance will be presented Saturday afternoon for about 800 persons expected at the college's 18th annual drama conference. |