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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1981
Page
12
A lecture summary lists key character traits for children including honesty devotion to duty loyalty respect for others and law and self sacrifice. It notes patience and understanding of children are essential and addresses reader questions on drug abuse and easing preschooler visits to doctors with practical tips.
A the bridal shower honors Sheryl Rullman daughter of Mr and Mrs Glenn Rullman at 5459 Gordon Ave NW with 16 guests hosted by Mrs Richard McIntyre and Cathy Ann Boland. Miss Rullman to wed Jerald John Mayer April 25 at 1224 Maplewood Drive NE. Doris Starr’s baby shower at Dories Greene Square Cedar Rapids honors Mrs Dennis Starr with 25 guests. Additional showers for Mrs Starr hosted by coworkers at Applegates Landing with 20 attendees and another courtesy for 15 guests hosted by Helen Romanowsky at 6506 Minden Lane NE. Miss Ringer daughter of Bill and Pam Hruby of 3635 Mount Vernon Rd SE, set to marry Todd Barvinek son of Sue and William Barvinek at 2623 Third St SW on May 30.
Jolene Steffen Cedar Falls April 25 bride elect of Darrell Jebsen Iowa City was honored at two showers. A kitchen shower hosted by Sonya Astor JoAnn Kramer Judy Steffen and 23 others. Aunts hosted a miscellaneous shower in Lost Nation with 25 guests. Parents are Don and Lorraine Steffen and Mr. and Mrs Donald Jebsen.
The article analyzes a bridge problem where South counts 13 points and chooses a safe line to make four spades. South ruffs hearts, ruffs diamonds in dummy, and uses clubs and spades to control eliminations. If overruffed he still secures the contract with careful timing and defense.
The week's tally records 88 American deaths in Indo China. The figure reflects ongoing hostilities and casualties among U S forces during the conflict period.
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