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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1973
Page
8
A reader credits Dear Abby with restoring self respect after a breakup and premarital experiences. The 22 year old says she followed Abby's guidance, now dating a respectful partner and feeling happier. A confidential note thanks Abby and confirms restitution of funds to a reader in Texas.
Parisian exchange student Mrs. Jacques Strack visits Cedar Rapids at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Beatty. Former host family includes Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Lynch. Two open houses on Saturday honored Mrs. Strack and her husband left after completing engagements. She will stay in Cedar Rapids until April 24.
At 8 am Saturday the queen will learn her age broadcast by the BBC to the empire. She remains active with health good and a heavy year ahead including Canada and Australia visits while concerns for Prince Charles rise as retirement speculation persists.
Coe college seniors Doug Young and Tom Yager will display paintings ceramics and photography in the East Gallery of Sinclair Auditorium from Saturday through April 30. An opening reception Saturday 6 30 to 8 pm is free to the public. Young spent two years in New York studying art and features enamel on fiberglass with Hawaiian imagery. Yager’s ceramics and photography include works from four years at Coe and photos from a seven week Greece visit in summer 1971. Gallery hours are 7-9 pm weekdays 10 to noon Saturdays and 2 to 4 Sundays.
James Roberts, University of Iowa graduate student, presents a 3 15 pm Tuesday recital at Daehler Kitchin Auditorium Coe College assisted by his wife and trumpeter Michael Blake. The program includes Bach Bozza Child Stradella Bottie and Blacher works with piano and trumpet.
Miss Lori Raim, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Raim of Walford, was guest of honor at a Sunday afternoon miscellaneous bridal shower at the William Doubek home 416 Cherry Hill road NW. She is the June 22 bride elect of Robert Doubek, son of the William Doubeks. Co hosts were Mrs Doubek and her daughter Beckie. Thirty guests attended.
Miss Hazelann LeMaster and Terry Lee Weiss were married at St James United Methodist Church with a 3 pm ceremony officiated by Rev Stephen Root. The couple, from Cedar Rapids and various Iowa addresses, plan to reside on Nineteenth Avenue SW after a Tennessee wedding trip. The bride works for Square D Co and the groom for Quaker Oats Co.
Patricia M Scott and Roy R Bowman were married Saturday at Mt Vernon Methodist Church with the Rev Thomas Stewart officiating. A reception for 38 followed at Mt Vernon Country Club. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Arthur Hough of Cedar Rapids. The couple will reside in Mt Vernon where Bowman works as a real estate broker. he is a Cornell graduate and she is a University of Iowa graduate.
A buffet dinner and surprise party were held at Old Homestead Inn Saturday evening honoring Mr and Mrs Arnold W Andes of 1808 Ninth Avenue Southwest Ames on their 25th wedding anniversary. Hosts were their children Dean of Cedar Rapids and Doris of Ames. They wed April 16 1948 in Cedar Rapids.
About 250 delegates from 27 local Leagues of Women Voters will gather at the University of Iowa for the 47th state convention. The two day conference will study the Iowa tax structure and a proposed study of criminal justice in Iowa. Robert Buckmaster of the Iowa Department of Environmental Quality will speak Wednesday, and Lucy Benson, national president of the LWV, will speak Thursday.
An advertisement touts the Odrinex Plan as a tiny tablet that will slim a person, claiming 14 years of use and thousands of customers. It promises no drugs no starvation and a money back guarantee if ugly fat isn’t lost. Sold by All Mays Recall Drug Stores with mail orders offered.
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