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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1973
Page
3
A reader confesses theft at a hotel involving a famous person and seeks guidance while another letter describes a bridal shower etiquette dilemma. Abby advises on conscience and appropriate boundaries, clarifying that a private souvenir theft is not excusable and praising honesty.
New York based NOW awards seven “keep her in her place” honors for songs and programs that stereotype or degrade women. Winners include Vane gard Records for Get Your Biscuits in the Oven and The Last Tango in Paris for demeaning female characters, with other recognitions ranging from NBC to Playboy for portraying women in limiting roles.
A brief community note honors Mrs Brad Beart on a baby shower hosted by Mrs Kennel and Smilitand Street addresses. The event drew about 18 guests as part of a neighborhood social gathering. The write up preserves local tone and names involved in the celebration.
A Cedar Rapids group ages 15 to 22 will present a two hour concert blending song and dance with multimedia. Performances start at 8 pm at the college auditorium with slides recordings audience participation and musical numbers. Tickets are 1.25 and available at the door.
SACRAMENTO Calif March 4 Counselor to the President Anne Armstrong said Nixon is in command of himself and not sick or nervous. She dismissed reports of fatigue or health problems and cited his readiness, spring in his step, and sense of humor as evidence he remains capable of carrying out duties. Her remarks followed a meeting at the Western White House in San Clemante as she discussed turning over surplus federal property to the state.
Miss BPN Ackerman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ackerman of 12 Eleventh Street NE, was honored Thursday evening at a miscellaneous shower at Bishop Gafeateria downtown. Hostesses Mrs. Lee Giga and Mrs. Donald Barkdoll organized the event for the bride elect, Denniss Winger’s fiancé.
In Mankato a Sister Pietro, a member of the Sisters of St. Francis, departs traditional cloister life to run a beauty salon and mentor clients. She blends professional training with spiritual aims, viewing listening to people as her calling while navigating a new path for nuns engaging in varied work.
Lena Creak Twenty six Waren played in Monday golf with Ruth Madsen and Ron Wruechle leading. Vera Snodgrass and others vied for first with Dan Smith Schmidi Shrke and Doyle Phillips in pursuit. Team prize went to Donald Luensden Hugh and Hirbert Yma Medalist honors to LW Haerther.
Miss Harbra Doyle, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Moyle of 3716 Redbud NE, was guest of honor Thursday at a miscellany bridal shower hosted by Miss Brenda Tain Waley at 021 Applewond NE. Cohostess was Mrs Lloyd Pete'soils. twenty guests attended as Doyle is to wed Tim Prindle on Nov 10.
Cheryl Marie McDonald, 17, elopes with Kevin Dodd I to wed after their parents refuse consent. Doctors diagnose doinpathic trypoplistie géminin but warn the blond disease could cause progressive weakness and possible fatal hemorrhage if untreated. Father Raymond Aldonidl says Cheryl has been ill most of her life and plans Europe trip with high school French club are likely cancelled.
In Abilene Kansas a floral display with greenery and red predominance, submitted by Faye Harper of Junction City, won a blue ribbon at the Central Kansas Free fair. Police officials allowed the display for three days before removing it to avoid encouraging illegal marijuana cultivation.
Mrs Howard Wilfong and Bruce Thiher took first in a winter event at Welty Way as Howell movement paid. Mr and Mrs Lestie Miller were second. The next game will be played at 9 30 Sunday at Welty Way.
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