Printing Classes Provide Tickets Training At Two High Schools
Jefferson and Kennedy high schools run graphic arts programs teaching hand setting and letterpress work plus offset lithography. Instructor Chester Mau notes the courses train students for jobs in local printing firms while producing school publications and yearbook work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson High School
Rick Naaktgeboren
Rick
E. C. Naaktgeboren
Thirteenth Street
Joe Cmelik, Jr
Jefferson
Joe
Joe Cmelik
Eighth Avenue SW
Gazette
John McIvor
Ron Cummins
Mildred Cummins
Second Avenue
Jack Brunsmann
Clarence Brunsmann
Avenue NW
Heidelberg
Chester Mau
Twenty-fourth Street NW
Jefferson and
Kennedy High Schools
Ffyster
Cedar Rapids
Mau
Roosevelt High School
Jefferson Graphics Shop
Kennedy High School
Cedar Rapids CREA Plans Eight Hour Education Workshop
About 30 committee chairmen and leaders of the Cedar Rapids Education Association will meet Friday for an eight hour planning session to map program plans for the 1968 69 school year. Robert Arnold CREA president says current and new chairs will review the year’s work and set goals. The session begins at 4 p m in Gage Memorial Union at Coe College with dinner and a 7 p m continuation. Neil Curtis of Des Moines IA State Education Assn field representative will attend.
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Cedar Rapids Education Assn
Robert Arnold
Erskine
CREA
Arnold
Gage Memorial Union
Coe
Neil Curtis
Des Moines
Iowa State Education Assn
Kentucky survey finds 15000 children needing mental health care
A Kentucky mental health department survey reports about 15,000 children in the state require treatment for emotional disturbances. The figure highlights a major need for child mental health services across Kentucky.
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Frankfort
Kentucky Mental Health Department
Cedar Valley Toastmasters elects new group officers
Don Wendel is elected president of Cedar Valley Toastmasters at 2030 Fifth Avenue SE. New officers include Michael Malone educational vice president Cal Wagner administrative vice president Robert Berry secretary treasurer and Fred Aiken sergeant at arms. Term runs April 1 to October 1 with meetings Tuesday evenings at Bishop's Cafeteria.
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Don Wendel
Fifth Avenue SE
Cedar Valley
Bishop’s
Vlaminck Fauve Period Show Reassesses Early Work
New York critic John Canaday surveys Perls Galleries rediscovery of Vlaminck in 1903 to 1907 works. He notes a vivid, energetic early style, rapid output, and a signature brushwork that defied forgery, contrasting with later, less inspired landscapes.
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New York
Vlaminck
Perls
Viaminck
van Gogh
Washington Oddities and Policy Snippets Echo Capitol quirks
A collage from Washington notes by Leon Burnett highlights Rep. William J. Scherle’s critique of federal job titles and a suggested new grade GS19 defined by vague directives. The column cites REP. WILLIAM L. Scott on fifth graders’ desk demands, a Senate mailing room sign, and a Blue Cross quip about news content. It ends with a fashionably dressed loafer near a looted DC store.
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Washington
UPI
William J. Scherle
Rrowa
William L. Scott
R'Va
Capitol
Elks Herd Size Cited As Vast in Harem Record
The passage notes that in harems the strongest and cleverest male elks may command sixty or more cows. The figure emphasizes the scale of breeding groups observed or described in the source.
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Bill Duffy
Cier
C.R
Acousticon
Dictograph Products
Acousticon-Crowley Co
New Toastmaster Group President
John Canaday
N.Y. Times
Crazy World of
By Leon Burnett
United States
Senate
Jack
John the Stringer
L.B.J
Blue Cross Assn
Connecticut Avenue
Hermes
Royal
Smith, Corona
Silver Reed
OWA Typewriter
First Avenue East
H.P
Appliance Company
Tenth Street
S.E
Nether
A Girard Perregaux
Girard Perregaux
Lady’s
2Nd Street
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