Bingo Night Supports Local Charities at Legion
A Friday session at the American Legion on Fourth Avenue SE centers on bingo. Profits beyond expenses and prizes must go to qualified charities under state law legalized on June 1, 1973.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1975
Page
13
A Friday session at the American Legion on Fourth Avenue SE centers on bingo. Profits beyond expenses and prizes must go to qualified charities under state law legalized on June 1, 1973.
NORAD reports 1974 satellite launches show the Soviet Union 91 payloads to the U.S. 20, with Britain, West Germany, Japan, Italy, the Netherlands and Spain also launching small totals. The NORAD catalog tops 7,600 objects, most now decayed.
Volunteers needed for Peace Corps projects in Latin America Africa and Asia. Former extension work coop irrigation and farming ideas supported. Transportation and living expenses paid. Singles or couples welcome. Information Lynn Roten ACTION ORC Box F-78 Washington DC 20525 or call free 800 424 8580 Ext 25 9 am to 4 pm.
The Regis high school marching band will travel to New Orleans for a seven day Mardi Gras trip. Over 12000 was raised to cover expenses as the band joins the Krewe of Hermes and Krewe of Endymion parades with 25 bands and 36 floats. The 70 member group includes 11 flag bearers 6 twirlers and a color guard.
Thomas L. Carney of the Cedar Rapids Public Library becomes president of the Linn County Association for Mental Health. New officers include Darrel Mors, George A. Coburn, Mrs. William O. Claassen, and Ralph Coty. The group promotes mental health services through education, volunteer projects, and legislative advocacy. executive director Ann McIntosh can provide information at 513 Higley Building Cedar Rapids IA 52401 or 319-364-6305.
Additional service clubs were invited on Saturday to send a representative to the first Olympics committee meeting, set for Friday at 12 30 p m in the Central branch YMCA men’s room. Gary Vangen said dates and procedures for the 1975 Olympics will be established and last year’s recommendations reviewed.
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