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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1968
Page
2
Lynda Johnson Robb walks with Lesley Taylor and Douglas Davidson after a dinner aboard Gray Mist in Newport Rhode Island. Robb stays with Miss Taylor. Davidson was best man at Lynda's wedding to Capt. Charles Robb who is stationed in Vietnam.
New coat houses compete to carry on Zuckerman’s label and style after his retirement. Designers emphasize craftsmanship as they revive classic silhouettes and tailor fit while aiming to preserve the status tied to the Zuckerman name.
The 58th Van Note family reunion will be held at noon Sunday at Outlook Pavilion in Ellis Park. About 26 families from the area are expected to attend. The group's president is Laurence Van Note of Blairs Ferry Road, Marion.
In CLEAR CREEK area the wedding of Miss Janice Hieftje daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald F Hieftje of Sigourney and John R W Riordan of Muscatine occurred Saturday at 10 AM at SS Peter and Paul Catholic church Rev Francis E Lollich officiated Parents of the bridegroom Mr and Mrs George Riordan of Delta attended The couple plan to reside in Hawthorne California where Riordan studied and worked after Army service.
In the Elmcrest event Monday morning Sue Ackley led the nine hole division while Lisa Zimpfer won six holes and Ann Pinckney took three. Additional awards include Sue Ropp with Ann Colby for low nine hole score and Frances Nemec with Kris Zisko for low score on odd holes.
Joyce Kvidera and Louis Schwartz were married Saturday in St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church Clutier. Rev. F J Ruzicka officiated. A 200 guest dinner followed at Clutter Social Center. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Kindera Traer, wore rosepaint lace with a bouffant veil and red roses.
Miss Janice Shaw daughter of the Raymond J Shawes was honored at a miscellaneous shower Monday at the Town House. Hostesses were Mrs Earl Churchill Miss Marjorie Anders and Miss Grace Robinson. Miss Shaw is the Sept 21 bride elect of L Michael Lawrence son of Mr and Mrs Leslie Lawrence of 1846 Mallory Street SW.
Mrs. Robert Ryan of Fairfield National Panhellenic treasurer will headline the Cedar Rapids Panhellenic rush party. She speaks on the National Aspect of Sororities at 7 30 p.m. in the Roosevelt hotel's Grand ballroom.
Miss Ronnie Kiefer daughter of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Kiefer Central City Iowa wed Paul Stark son of Mr and Mrs Nathan Stark Kansas City at Allee chapel Cornell college Mount Vernon The Rev Richard Elefson Cedar Falls officiated A 4 o clock ceremony followed by a 50 guest dinner at Holiday House The couple both Cornell graduates will reside in Lawrence Kansas where Mrs Stark teaches at Lawrence University and Mr Stark works for Hallmark Card Co The bride's sister Luanne Kiefer was maid of honor Julee Kiefer served as flower girl Richard Edwards was best man Ushers were David and Robin Stark Hosts for rehearsal dinner were the bridegroom's parents at Shorewood Cedar Rapids.
A Monday evening shower hosted by Mrs. Wendell Aldrich in Hiawatha honored Miss Lynette Boynton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Boynton. Co hosts were Mrs. Merlyn Kimball and Mrs. Jerry Hadrava with her daughter Linda. sixteen guests attended.
Readers share harsh truths about risky cross country trips, parental conflict, and child welfare. A 23 year old son travels with a 22 year old girlfriend, a mother defends her daughter, and a correspondent recalls domestic violence and divorce. A younger writer questions marriage wisdom and family choices.
Marriage of Kathy Lea Martin and Timothy Ivan Clemens performed Saturday at Prairie Chapel United Methodist Church Marion with Rev. Clyde Scott officiating. The couple will reside in Des Moines as Clemens attends United Electronics school. he works at Dahl's supermarket.
The item notes Hil lard Aldrich and family at 4683 Lincoln Heights Drive SE as a radio segment wraps with KCRG RADIO playing a "Goin Home" mood at day’s end.
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