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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1964

Page

6

Sioux City Adopts Daylight Saving Time

Sioux City and three southern Iowa cities vote to observe fast time this summer. Sioux City will move clocks to 2 a.m. May 10 and return to standard time Oct. 4. Creston Oskaloosa Lenox Otumwa Columbus Junction also adopt daylight saving or fast time with varying May to October dates. Council Bluffs plans public hearing on fast time.

Sioux City Iowa Creston Oskaloosa Omaha Council Bluffs Columbus Junction

Litter Concerns Highlight Coralville Reservoir Area

Coralville reservoir water discharge runs at 750 CFS well below the 6000 CFS limit through Friday. Manager John Story warns a rapid rise is possible with heavy rain yet notes good summer boating and fishing ahead. Litter hotspots include west overlook picnics and a concentration at Linder point. He proposes a 10 cent deposit on cans to curb litter.

Gazette Coralville Iowa City Army Corps of Engineers John Story Story West Overlook Linder Point

Maynard Man Honored On His 89th Birthday

Maynard resident N. C. Snydergaard observed his 89th birthday on April 22 and was honored at a family reunion after Sunday church services at United Presbyterian Church social rooms. A Grundy County native, he lives with his daughter Mrs. Don Fish since his wife’s 1949 death. Attending were two sons John of Royal and Earl of Cedar Falls, and five daughters Mrs. Robert Johnson, Mrs. A. E. Nerson, Cedar Falls, Mrs. Harry Thuesen, Dike, Mrs. Joe Cerwinske, Dallas Center, and Mrs. Fish.

Maynard N. C. Syndergaard United Presbyterian Church Grundy County Syndergaard Don Fish John of Royal Earl Cedar Falls Robert Johnson A. E. Nerison

Hearing Thursday In Sublette Case

Charles H Sublette of Mechanicsville released on 5000 bond on larceny by embezzlement charge. Sought since March he appeared with attorney in Sheriff Barden s office and is set for a district court hearing Thursday. He allegedly embezzled 2000 from a 9000 trust fund for his son, about 12, of which Sublette was trustee after an accident left him with injuries.

Tipton Charles H. Sublette Mechanicsville Sublette Richard Barden

Winthrop Contract Awarded for Paving North Town Blocks

The Winthrop city council on Monday night awarded a contract of nearly $10,000 for paving three blocks in the north part of town to Allied Construction of Charles City.

Winthrop Allied Construction Charles City

Serious Lag in Road Work Told

Iowa road construction lags the 1960 Automotive Safety Foundation standards. Richard Hileman of the Iowa Good Roads Assn cites 2,500 miles of Iowa highways with intolerable deficiencies. He warns insufficient funds delay primary system improvements, increasing maintenance costs and shrinking funds for new construction.

NEW London UPI Iowa Automotive Safety Foundation Iowa Good Roads Assn Richard Hileman Association New London Chamber of Commerce Hileman Foundation Hielman

Foreign Service Cites Iowa Citian's Husband

Iowa City. The state department promotes Albert Whiting a career foreign service officer husband of former Iowa Citian Rolanda Ringo daughter of Prof and Mrs Elbert Ringo. Ringo a noted SUI singer studied opera in Rome on a Fulbright. Whiting from Topeka Kansas studies advanced economics at the University of Michigan.

Iowa City State Department Iowa

New Crown for Miss Eastern Iowa at Cedar Rapids Band Festival

Plans for a jeweled head piece made in New York City to crown Miss Eastern Iowa at the Cedar Rapids Band Festival May 16 were announced by Mrs. Robert G. Worley and Jayceeettes. Nominees Karen Mohr and Susan Gehris shown with festival organizers and city officials. Rock Island tracks project to Eighth Avenue at an estimated cost of about 150000, city share half.

New York City Robert G. Worley Queens’ Committee Sheraton-Montrose Jayceeettes James Bramwell R-Ia Cedar Rapids Roger Oppenheimer Jim Hayes Milton Nelson Roger Schreder Jaycee Board Tom Riley Tom Huckvale Dick Hanson Ron Landergott John Lamb Jerry Wimner al Rossey Ronald Hamad Wayne Mead Don Wolfe Bill Posey Norm Bowers Jack Koster Parade Rock Island Eighth Avenue

Plans To Widen East Charles In Oelwein

OELWEIN city council on Monday night approved plans to widen and pave part of East Charles Street highway 3 as part of the 1965 paving program pending approval by the state highway commission.

Oelwein East Charles Street Highway 3 State Highway Commission

Wartburg Spring Visitation Day Draws Hundreds

Wartburg College hosts its annual spring visitation day on May 6 drawing an estimated 300 to 400 high school students. The event features faculty counseling, class and lab visits, a convocation, a music recital, a noon luncheon and afternoon athletic meets along with a performance of the spring musical Bells are Ringing.

Waverly Wartburg College Fine Arts

Mexican educator visits SUI Hospitals in Iowa City

Alicia Roca, professor from the National University of Mexico, visits University of Iowa Medical Center under Kellogg foundation exchange. She observes hospital admin courses, meets Gerhard Hartman and SUI faculty, and discusses program objectives and course structure. Roca also heads nursing service administration for the Mexican health ministry and leads the Institute for Nutritional Diseases in Mexico City.

Iowa City Alicia Roca National University of Mexico University of Iiowa Medical Center W. K. Kellogg Foundation Roca Gerhard Hartman SUI Hartman Ministry of Health Institute For Nutritional Diseases Mexico City Kellogg Foundation

Industrial Arts Fair Winners Are Listed

Cedar Falls Iowa winners in the Iowa Industrial Arts fair last weekend include Scott Olson seventh and David Mick first place in division 2, both Cedar Rapids residents. Mark Stover Martello fourth place.

Cedar Falls Iowa Scott Olson Donald Olson Franklin Ave David Mick J. F. Mick Forest Drive Cedar Rapids Mark Stover Martello

Kindergarten Roundups in Iowa City Area Schedule

Iowa City area kindergarten roundups for next fall begin this week at local elementary schools. PTA council chair Mrs. Charles Kent lists the schedule: Mark Twain Wednesday 9:30, Herbert Hoover and Coralville Thursday 2, Roosevelt Friday 10 with Henry Sabin and Longfellow at 1:30, Robert Lucas at 2:30. May 5 Horace Mann at 2, May 7 Lincoln at 1:30, final roundup May 15 at 2:30 North Liberty.

Iowa City Iowa City Coralville Penn Charles Kent PTA Council Mark Twain Herbert Hoover Roosevelt Henry Sabin Longfellow Robert Lucas Horace Mann Lincoln North Liberty

Iowa City Professor Bald Maxwell Correction

The Cedar Rapids Gazette corrects a Sun article about the Writer's Workshop, clarifying that Maxwell was a longtime University of Iowa English professor and not deceased, correcting the erroneous reference to him as the late Prof. Maxwell.

Iowa City Baldwin Maxwell University of Iowa Maxwell Cedar Rapids Gazette

SUI Institute On Tax Problems At Spring Tax Institute

The 10th annual Spring Tax Institute at the University of Iowa law building covers estate business and retirement planning issues in life insurance. Key speakers include Milton Meyer Jr of Denver on estate planning and James Hewitt of San Diego on small business planning, with a Beving feature speaker at a Jefferson hotel banquet and Keith Miller of Omaha on retirement and deferred compensation planning.

Iowa City University of Iowa Law Building Mason Ladd SUI College of Law Milton E. Meyer, Jr Denver Iowa Memorial Union Institute James O. Hewitt San Diego Calif Thomas ‘Collins Cedar Rapids Hewitt Jefferson Hotel Donald E. Beving Des Moines Keith Miller Omaha

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