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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1972
Page
5
Vice-president Agnew told the Super Market Institute in Houston that no segment of the food industry is being singled out for price rises. He said the big question is what to do about rising food prices and pledged steps to halt the upward spiral and protect the consumer’s purchasing power.
AMA objects to FDA plan to require prescription for cleansers containing hexachlorophene. Dr Naomi Kanof argues educational use by hospital staff best protects infants from staph infections, not limiting access. She urges clear labeling to avoid allergic reactions and keeps products with hexachlorophene in appropriate use.
Miss Nancy Lee Landrus and Ralph Gephart celebrated an anniversary at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Ronald Purnett near Springville. Officiating was Dr A H Hoefle at 6 30 pm Friday. Guests included their children and spouses Leo Edgerly Ed Lowe and Neil Glass plus Mr Ralph Glass and Margaret Rech. The couple married April 27 1992 at Manchester.
Lynette Ruth Brown daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenelte Brown joined Mr Welch son of Mr and Mrs Garlow Welch in a 2:30 pm ceremony at a church setting. Miss Bethan Congregational matron of honor wore a blue A line gown trimmed with white lace. Elaine Thompson was maid of honor. Richard Jacob Axton served as best man. A reception for 25 guests followed at Charlie's Steak House. The couple will reside at the Fourth Avenue address.
The bride, employed by Iowa Manufacturing Co., will wed Mr Welch at Kirkwood Community College. After a brief ceremony the couple plan a wedding trip to Denver. The National Zoo will host two pandas, Ling Ling and Hsing Hsing, gifts from Premier Chou En-lai, with the pandas reported well after their trip from Beijing.
A cordial shower for Miss Catherine Stolka of Maynard was held Sunday afternoon at the Shafer home 100 eighteenth street Council Bluffs. About ten guests attended as Mrs. J. E. Shafer and her daughter Wendy hosted. Miss Stolka is the May 5 bride. the event was part of local china painters activities and previews for the upcoming show featuring hand painted china.
A compact guide urges readers to focus on essential needs and desires. It encourages regular assessment of personal goals, prioritizing clarity, and avoiding distractions to improve decision making and well being.
guitarist Juan Mercadal headlines the Cedar Rapids Symphony in Sinclair Auditorium, performing Gnattali’s guitar concerto alongside Smetana’s Moldau. The program includes Scarlatti, Tor toyla, Brower, Sagreras, and Lecuona solos, followed by Webern and Hindemith works under Rich Williams. Audience praise and orchestra precision labeled the night a success.
The Ellis Women’s Golf Association hosts its 20th annual luncheon on Wednesday April 26 at the Indian House restaurant. Mrs Charles Hough will be honored as the association’s first president. The Ellis pro shop will display golf outfits and equipment. Reservations by Friday via Mrs A A Griffin at 363 3307.
Winners were Mrs Rich Stewert and Mrs Bob Butschi first place and Mrs Arlene Babillug and Mrs Kenneth Vaughn second. The inet game is set for Monday at 9. Miss Sheryl Eliott, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Eliott, was honored at a bridal shower Sunday afternoon at 2111 Reynolds avenue SW. Mrs Stanley Accolaway co hosts for 22 guests. Miss Eliott is the June 3 bride elect of Bill Neal of Reynolds avenue address.
Miss Marilyn Farrington, daughter of Mr and Mrs Cline Farrington of 2201 Edgewood Road SW, was guest of honor at a bridal shower for Mrs. Ralph BE Jackson and her daughter Mrs. Carol Trentham at the Jackson home on 4004 Richmond Road NE. The couple to be Whitney Schweitzer Van Houten, son of Mr and Mrs Van Houten, have set June 3 for their wedding. Dr Marion Preminger, 58, author and disciple of the late Albert Schweitzer, died Sunday at her New York home.
Retiring Spanish teacher Miss Ann Liebst of Mt. Mercy College was toasted at a Sunday afternoon surprise tea in McAuley Hall social room. The event, hosted by Prevent and past Spanish students, ran from 1 03 to 30 PM.
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