Where the Boys Are sparks college dating debate
An AP report notes a new book Where the Boys Are by Amherst seniors and Smith Mt Holyoke staff writers defends girls dating choices by exposing male college habits from Princeton Harvard Columbia Dartmouth Rutgers to Dartmouth reactions. Students offer witty rebuttals and mixed responses from several campuses.
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EW York
Dartmouth
Rutgers
Princeton
Bruce McConnell
Pasadena
Calif
Smith and
Mt. Holyoke Colleges
Amherst College
Thomas G. Plate
Farmingdale
N.Y
J. Aaron Latham
Tucson
Ariz
Marsha Cohen
Plate
Latham
John Gerhart
Thei
Harvard
Abilene
Wilderness
Allan
Texas
Caril
Columbia
Little Rock
Ark
N. Y
Aaron Latham
Helena Pate
Greenwich
Conn
Mt. Holyoke
Diana Thomas Weds Wayne Clymer in Home Ceremony
Diana Thomas wed Wayne R. Clymer in a 6 30 PM ceremony at the Thomas residence. Rev John M Hardy officiated with Bernard Steine as attendant. An 80 guest reception followed at the Knights of Columbus hall. The couple will reside on Bever Avenue SE. Clymer works for Collins Radio and Thomas for Turner Microphone.
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Diana Lee Thomas
Wayne R. Clymer
Daniel H. Clymer
Shellsburg
Lloyd B. Thomas
Bever Avenue
John M. Hardy
First Christian Church
Bernard Steine
Knights of Columbus
Lala Bever Avenue
Clymer
Collins Radio Co
Turner Microphone Co
Lemon Jelwyn Skin Freshener Advert Promises Clarity
An old advertisement extols Lemon Jelwyn as a skin cleansing and bleaching product. It praises its toning action to clear blemishes and pores and claims it smooths the skin and adds shine when used in shampoo rinse.
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Jelvyn
Bridge winners named in Mitchell movement at Roosevelt hotel
Ron Anderson and Mickey Scott captured north-south in the Mitchell movement played at the Mines Roosevelt hotel. Clyde Nowlin and iFred Hull won east-west. The group plans a 9 30 am session Monday after next week and will meet Mondays at the Roosevelt starting next week.
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Ron Anderson
Mickey Scott
Roosevelt Hotel
Mines
Clyde Nowlin
iFred Hull
Roosevelt
Peter Weeks Hosts Bachelor Party For Brother
Peter Weeks of Huntington New York will host a bachelor party Friday evening for his brother Ensign Paul Weeks of Alexandria Virginia who is to wed Miss Pamela Kimms daughter of Mr and Mrs Kent Kimms. The event is at Mrs David Ruml home after a rehearsal dinner at Cedar Rapids Country Club.
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Peter Weeks
Huntington
Long Island
N. Y
Ensign Paul Weeks
Alexandria
Pamela Kimm
Kent Kimms
Thirty-seventh
David Ruml
Twenty-first Street
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Visiting Elaine Krotz
Beverly Munkel of Cresco arrived Wednesday evening for a visit with Elaine Krotz daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Krotz 909 Hull Avenue Sk.
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Beverly Munkel
Cresco
Elaine Krotz
George Krotz
Hull Avenue
Reservations Open For Chicago Art Tour
Reservations remain for a Cedar Rapids Art Assn chartered bus tour Wednesday to the Chicago Art Institute to view the Matisse exhibit. The cost is $15 for members. call 364-3512 to reserve. The Center is open Easter Sunday from 2 to 5, with the reservation deadline.
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Chicago Art Institute
Cedar Rapids Art. Assn
Art Center
She Devil on Channel 9 Movie Tonight at 10:25
Channel 9 schedules the suspense drama She Devil for Friday night at 10 25 p m on KCRG TV viewers are invited to watch the thriller featuring a tense plot and dramatic twists.
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Channel 9
Kcrg-Tv
Poison control guidance for parents and first aid
An instructional piece by Joseph G. Molar discusses how poison centers operate in urban areas, what information to provide during a call, and when to seek hospital care. It covers handling volatile solvents and caustics, the use of stomach pumps, vomiting induction, and the role of first aid and prevention. It also includes a reader Q A about sneezing and enuresis with a request for a booklet.
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Cedar Rapids
Emergency Room of Mercy
St. Luke’s Hospital
Poison Center
Childrens Hospital of Michigan
Wedding of Kathleen Atkin and Ronald Garrett
Kathleen Atkin and Ronald Garrett wed April 1 at Kenwood Park Presbyterian Church with Rev. Donald Jarrert officiating. The bride is the daughter of Charles and Mrs Atkinson of Center Point road NE. The groom is son of Garold and Mrs Garrett of Thirty-second street NE and works for Penick and Ford Ltd. They will reside on Thirty-second Street NE.
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Cedar Rapids
Kathleen Adelle Atkinson
Ronald Garrett
Kenwood Park Presbyterian Church
Donald Jarrert
Charles R. Atkinson
Center Point Road
Garold Garrett
Thirty-second Street
Penick and Ford, Ltd
Dear Abby Q and A on marrying older partners and engagements
A reader argues a 62 year old marrying a 25 year old is wonderful. Abby replies that men pursue exciting partners, while a "too nice" woman should guard herself. A third letter asks if an ex fiancée deserves an explanation after marrying another, and Abby says yes, you should have ended it before marriage.
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Abby
David, Sasso
Nice
Robert
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