Linn-Mar School Bond Plan Fans Out at Public Meeting
A 32 person audience heard Linn-Mar district officials outline a 500000 bond to build a Bowman Woods elementary and a woodworking shop at the high school. The plan includes modular pods and flexible design to add classrooms by 1968 with estimated building cost 16.50 per square foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudy Novak
Linn- Mar
Bowman Woods
Patton
Ted Grenis
Howard Sohn
Gene Marner
Wilkins
Donald Andrew
Linn-Mar
Hartman
Linn-Mar Board
Novak
Andrew
Marion Dairy Queen
7Th Ave
Linn-Mar Concert Friday Opens Public Show at High School
Four Linn-Mar bands will perform Friday at 7 30 p m in the high school gym. Fifth and sixth graders lead by Joyce Paul and Norman Meyer present selections from Music Man Patron Leader March Merry Go Round and Careless Clyde the Crazy Composer. Narrators are Carol Joyce and Mary Ludlow. Admission is free and open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn-Mar
Joyce Paul
Norman Meyer
Willson
Kinyon
Ployhar
Careless Clyde
Composer
Carol Joyce
Mary Ludlow
Marion Police Court Hears Wide Range of Traffic Cases
Judge Miles Adams handles speeding and traffic violations across multiple Cedar Rapids and nearby locales. Defendants include John J. Moor man Manchester and Rebecca H. Sampica route 3 with fines from 5 to 30 dollars and bonds for several offenses. Additional cases in Justice Court list speeding and yield violations with similar fines and a beer provision case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Adams
John J. Moorman
Manchester
Gerald L. Heeren
First Avenue
Cynthia Borland
Davenport
Arland L. Miller
Joseph W. Nagel
Central City
Brian Willet
David R. Smith
Steven D. Nordstrom
Lamplite Lane SE
Cedar Rapids
Joyce D. Anderson
Hiawatha
John R. Dorothy
Anamosa
Jerry D. Findlay
Lindale Drive
Sara E. Bressler
Thirty-fifth Street
Viola
Darwin E. Lilly
John J. Morgan
Lloyd J. Schmit
Masonville
Jerry V. Moyer
Michael A. Partridge
Palmer W. Vaughn
B Avenue
Duane T. Johnson
Twenty-seventh Street
Robert J. Nibeck
Twenty - Second Street
Donald J. Roling
Maquoketa
David L. Simmons
Daniels Street
Alan Galvin
Fourth Avenue
Albert C. Meier
Traer
Kenneth T. Greiner
Blairs Ferry Road
Justice of the Peace Court
Jessie L. McCormack
Lauren D. German
Steven H. Larson
Hosemont
Ronald P. Kula
George A. Lien
Enis M. Nohre
Robert J. Farman
E Avenue NW
David C. Swim
Monticello
Jack B. Brown
Gordon Avenue NW
Donald E. Newman
Toddville
James Brecht
Walker
Paul E. Stone
Twenty-seventh Street Drive
War Opponents Forum at Coe College Tonight
Four men, two facing conspiracy charges from antiwar demonstrations, will discuss war issues at a Coe College forum in Gage Union tonight at 8 30. Bruce Clark and Ross Peterson of Des Moines represent Students for Democratic Society. Edward Hoffmans and Fred Barnett complete the panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gage Union
Coe College
Bruce Clark
Ross Peterson
Des Moines
Students For Democratic Society
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Edward Hoffmans
University of Northern Iowa
Fred Barnett
Cedar Rapids
Coe
Bettiga Takes Open UCS Directorship in Bay City
Robert G. Bettiga 39 assumes duties as executive director of United Community Service in Bay City Michigan succeeding Richard T. Lamping who left Nov 1 for Oakland California. Bettiga a Norway Michigan native with a BA in business administration and political science from the University of Michigan lives at 2112 E Avenue NE with wife Sally and three sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G. Bettiga
United Community Service
UCS
Bettiga
Bay City
Mich
United Fund
Richard T. Lamping
Lamping
Oakland
Calif
Norway
University of Michigan
Sally
Robert
John
David
E Avenue NE
Rites Saturday for Mrs Herman Thompson
Mrs. Herman Thompson 72 died Thursday in a LaCrosse hospital after a 26 year teaching career in rural Allamakee schools at Postville Clermont Decorah and Lansing. An artist with a home studio she was a Luther college graduate. Survived by son Harlan of Waukon and two grandchildren. Services set for Saturday at 2 p.m. at St John Lutheran church. Friends may call Bakke Hanson funeral home.
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Waukon
Herman Thompson
LaCrosse
Allamakee
Postville
Clermont
Decorah
Lansing
Allamakee County
Luther College
Harlan
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Bakke- Hanson Funeral Home
Man Refuses to Clean Desk Believing Clutter Proves Life
Hal Boyle argues a cluttered desk is a sign of a full life not superstition. He mocks the urge to tidy while praising decades of work and personal relics, urging the other to mind their own business and continue earning a living.
Nancie Smith Denies Breakin Charge in Court
Nancie J. Smith, 19, of 804 Tenth Street SE, pled innocent in Linn district court Thursday to breaking and entering. Arrested Wednesday, she is accused of breaking into the Sporting Inn at 120 First Avenue NE on December 12, with $75 to $80 taken. She posted a $1,000 own security bond and was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancie J. Smith
Tenth Street SE
Linn District Court
Miss Smith
Sporting Inn
First Avenue NE
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Iowa- Illinois Gas and Electric Co
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17Th Street
Kee
Harry S. Kee
Germany
Chaska
Minn
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Marion
Albert’s Dry Cleaners
Rainbow Assembly
Masonic ‘Temple
Tha Tamala
the Gazette
YMCA
Marion Branch
Sorg Pharmacy
August Baach
New House
Valleyview Drive
Boston
Adv
10Th St
Queen & Teen
Jrs
Valentine
Irwin's
Jockey
Jade East
11Th Street
Cedar Hills
Hal Boyle
New York
Boyle
Calvin Coolidge
Gabriel
Bob ‘Mac’ McCrea
East Post Gulf Service
East Post Road
Endicott Johnson—Ball Band
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