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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1963
Page
13
The Cedar Rapids Gazette share of reader questions covers safety in cars with engines running and carbon monoxide risks, a dandruff misdiagnosis, heart and lung assessments using X rays and pulmonary tests, shingles pamphlet offer, and notes on Frank Sinatra hosting The Academy Awards Show airing Monday at 9 p.m. on KCRG TV 9.
Richard Sadilek, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Sadilek of 1544 D Avenue NE, won the Mozart club's fifty dollar summer music camp scholarship in the seventh annual award. He is a junior pianist at Washington High School. Runner-up was Mary England, violinist, daughter of the Louis Englands of 747 Twenty-ninth Street NE, an eighth grade student at Franklin.
Nano Byrnes a Marycrest college sophomore was elected president of the Iowa region of the National Federation of Catholic College Students. The regional spring congress concluded with Kalamazoo Michigan sophomore elected Sunday and Judy Fischer of Mt. Mercy college Cedar Rapids named first vice president.
An aluminum mesh cover over a frying pan protects surfaces from grease splatter. After cooking the lid should be washed in hot soap or detergent, then scrubbed between mesh links with a stiff brush to remove residue.
In Des Moines Rep. Francis Messerly and Archbishop James J. Byrne clash over a private school bus ride bill. Messerly voted to uphold the committee system after a 77 to 31 House vote to kill the bill. Byrne regrets the priest’s letter to Messerly warning of parish voter mobilization.
Carol Hardesty of Cedar Rapids and Karen Klaus of Manchester are elected to Cornell student offices. Hardesty becomes AWS secretary treasurer and Klaus serves as senior class secretary treasurer.
Dr. D. C. Conzett of Dubuque was named chairman of a Des Moines fund raising committee to memorialize the late Dr. Walter Bierring former Iowa health commissioner. The committee has a goal.
The memorial funds will cover new drapes carpeting and walnut paneling with a wall plaque in the main conference rooms of the state office building health department. Committee members include Miss Marie Tenner Iowa City secretary and Louis Blair Cedar Rapids.
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