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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1978
Page
5
The writer muses on tidying a tackle box with a focus on practical organization. They contrast unused lures and jigs with a messy setup and suggest a cleaner, orderly approach as the fishing season approaches.
A guide discusses reel and rod maintenance for anglers, emphasizing cleaning, lubrication, and checking guides. It notes grasshoppers as effective bait for bass and panfish, and mentions Iowa pheasant and quail populations rising with habitat. Legislation may require landowner permission for private-land hunting amid busy harvest season. A December ground blizzard caused limited storm-related wildlife mortality near Clear Lake and Waterloo.
At Central Michigan University an art fair titled Everything You Know About Art Is Wrong will feature participants smashing clay pots. Artist Steven Crawley will supply the pots for the May 15 show and says art's meaning lies in the viewer's experience. One pot per customer.
The Indian Creek Nature Center hosts Sun Day 78 events Wednesday featuring a sunrise service from 5 to 7 30 a m led by Gerry MacMillian followed by a breakfast. A film festival runs 4 to 5 p m with fees $1 50 for members 2 for non members for sunrise. Advance registration requested by today at 362 0664.
A seasonal exhibit titled Wildlife Needs You offers displays of local wildlife and habitat helper concepts. The Junior Naturalists Club of the Cedar Rapids Marion Optimists designed and built it with feeders and bird boxes on show. Barbara Binhammer noted continued support and a new grant broadening access for youths aged 11 to 13. inquiries to 362-0664.
Scottsbluff Nebraska former U S Representative Terry Carpenter who served over four decades in state politics died early Thursday after several weeks in hospital with intestinal cancer. Carpenter was known for his colorful, controversial and unpredictable career.
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