Greg Brown, Richard Dworsky, Garrison Keillor, Tom Keith, Kate MacKenzie, Dave Moore, Peter Ostroushko, Jean Redpath, Dan Rowles,
Open up your heart ( Dave Moore ) God moves on the water ( Dave Moore ) Why Iowa? ( Garrison Keillor ) Powdermilk ( Garrison Keillor ) Prairie lullaby ( Garrison Keillor ) Iowa Waltz ( Greg Brown ) If I had known ( Greg Brown ) All day rain ( Greg Brown ) Lord plant my feet on higher ground ( Kate MacKenzie ) Eriskay love note ( Kate MacKenzie ) Love is had by grieving ( Kate MacKenzie ) Leaving the land ( Kate MacKenzie ) Ukrainian folk song ( Peter Ostroushko ) Tico tico ( Peter Ostroushko ) Hallelujah, I'm ready to go ( Kate MacKenzie )
Bertha's Kitty Boutique Bob's Bank Krebsbach, Florian Ostroushko Cream Horse Radish Powdermilk Biscuits Scotty's Cough Syrup for Dogs
NBFs are waiting for hotter weather to wash their sheets. Siamese twins move to England so that the other one could drive. The mayoral election last week. Eloises's house is a swamp and her four kids are mad at her. Florian Krepsbach got into a fight at the Sidetrack over nasty remarks about Eloise. The committee met in Arlene Bunsen's living room waiting for the results. Eloise went out the back door and she heard the woman whoop it up. She had won. Her polite speech did not say, "Throw the bastards out. Eloise is going to get the LW keys from Bud, fire Viola, and shape up the volunteer fire department.
Iowa is farm state and a center of shyness. Iowans are modest, decent, and humorous. Reach for Tomorrow. Barbara eats the last desert of her life. Dutch, Norwegians and Germans immigrated to Iowa. Buster the Show Dog: They are living in Dijon France. Father Finian is assigned to a St. Mel's, a silent Trappist monastery in Dubuque. Pass through Iowa Customs and settled in at the monastery. Timmy leaves and they find him in Iowa City writing poems. Sheila meets Rick, a silent, quiet chiropractor. The story of Cargill.
Daily News Jun 19 1990
Archival contributors: Frank Berto