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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1972
Page
39
Readers discuss name choices and identity with Bethany Lyn Brown describing how a boy’s name affected her life and legal changes, plus several Abby columns about relationship issues, cat behavior, and a reader’s mortgage on misbehavior.
Miss Colleen Hagerman, daughter of Robert and (route one Cedar Rapids) Hagerman, to Gregory Edward Ebert, son of Glenn Ebert. The couple plan marriage at First Presbyterian church. Sally Goldsmith to Gary Mohr. both Kirkwood graduates. she works at Kirkwood, he a University of Iowa senior. Monica Louise Dolezal to Lon Sinclair. both juniors at Iowa State. wedding set June 16 at St. Wenceslaus Church Clutter.
Miss Carol Jean Atwood and Gerald Lee Dunham were married Saturday at Eden United Church of Christ. The ceremony by Rev. Glenn D. Hunt followed a reception for 150 in the social rooms. The couple will live at 428 Sixth Avenue SW after a Georgia wedding trip.
Miss Linda Ann Keppers and Jerry Edward Toomer exchanged vows at Sacred Heart Church in Eagle Grove during a 1 30 p m ceremony. The couple will reside in Iowa City where Toomer is a University of Iowa graduate student.
YWCA schedules Friday activities for girls and boys ages 6 to 12 from 10 30 to 2 with games crafts and swimming. Costs include 125 dollars plus YW membership or parent’s member ship. Thursday drop in 730 to 10 10. New Year’s Eve party planned at Mrs Randy Hawke 830 Twenty First Avenue SW. Vatican notes Barbara Ward urges modest living and new styles at Vatican venue with two dozen cardinals present.
Seventh graders play 9 to noon with optional swim 12 to 1. Eighth graders play 1 to 4 with optional swim 4 to 5. Bring tennis shoes swimming cap towel. No charge for events.
There will be no family night Friday due to the holidays. Top Notch club members will attend the dance Wednesday at Armar at 9.
Dr Morris Fishbein argues in Medical World News that certain inherited disorders including neurological diseases have biochemical roots in enzyme deficiency. He notes that specific dietary regimens can prevent brain damage in some cases and may offer hope for other inherited disorders to be controlled by diet.
Miss Roberta Ann Trachta and Danny Ray Nance repeated nuptial vows Saturday at Kenwood Park Presbyterian Church Ames with Rev Lawrence Chamberlin officiating. About 250 guests attended a 2:00 ceremony and 2:30 reception. couple to reside in Ames after both attended Iowa State University.
Miss Betty L. Short and Carl A. Snitker announce their engagement. Parents are Mrs. Dorothy D. Short of Marion and Roy J. Short, and Mr. and Mrs. Ben A. Snitker. Miss Short attends Linn-Mar school and Snitker is stationed with the navy at Williamsburg, Virginia.
Promenaders meet 8 to 10:30 at the YWCA with Russ Penn calling hosted by Wes Koudelkas. Circle Eights host a free graduation dance 8 to 10:30 at the YWCA with Don Roberts and guest callers. Belles n Beaux at 8 at the YWCA with Syl Handley. Stanwood Swinging Squares at 9 in the Mechanicsville Memorial building for a New Year’s Eve dance with Richard Goldsmith and breakfast. Vinton Twirlers at 9 in the Legion hall with Wiley Hutchinson and Don Spurfgin and free lunch.
Debra Ann Travis and Michael Jon Hastings announce their engagement. Debra, a Kirkwood Community College student and Mercy Hospital employee, will wed Michael, a Coe College sophomore and Hy Vee worker. The couple plan a fall ceremony at Noelridge Baptist Church.
The Star of Maine Rebekahs announce a potluck supper at 6 30 PM in the Maine temple with meat provided and hostesses from Degree Staff officers. A $1 gift exchange follows, then an 8 PM lodge meeting. Members of lodge 262 meet Tuesday at 8 for a slide program by Charles Vyskocil on his Canada trip.
Mrs Wilbur Detert serves as hostess Tuesday at 8 for the regular monthly business meeting. Members of the library committee will assist.
Members meet at Bishop's Cafeteria in downtown at 11 30 prior to the women's club Christmas party on Thursday.
Five schools of social work will run training programs for American Indian communities. The grants totaling 347304 from the National Institute of Mental Health fund Arizona State University Barry College Norman University of Oklahoma Portland State University and University of Denver. The report notes Utah land use for agriculture but most is suitable only for grazing.
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