Power Squadron To Offer Classes In Cedar Rapids
The Cedar Rapids Power Squadron will conduct free boating classes beginning September 9 at the First Trust and Savings Bank. For information contact Glenn Primmer at 438-6614.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1975
Page
53
The Cedar Rapids Power Squadron will conduct free boating classes beginning September 9 at the First Trust and Savings Bank. For information contact Glenn Primmer at 438-6614.
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Harold Roberts of Kirkwood Community College leads a broad recreation push in Eastern Iowa. He reports 1800 participants in summer programs and over 10 000 for the year, with youth golf tours, basketball leagues, and camps. Plans include soccer and flag football, with modest fees per team and camp.
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