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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1963
Page
11
The Cedar Rapids Gazette begins a dental health Q and A series during National Children’s Dental Health week. It covers daily care, fluoride benefits, dentures versus natural teeth, wisdom teeth incidence, and preventive strategies to keep teeth for life.
Pattern promotion details a simple scooped bodice dress with soft skirt and a flower print. The Cedar Rapids Gazette advertises sizes 14 to 24 with fabric yardage and postal costs, instructing readers to mail name address zone size and style number to Anne Adams, Pattern Dept. NYC.
Readers ask about jaw bone shortening surgery and qualified surgeons. Dr Molner explains bunion causes and the role of shoe fit. A 78 year old diabetic father experiences gagging and vomiting and the possibility of cancer is considered.
Every woman faces a blue Monday and even Tuesday mood dips. The ad invites readers to visit La Femme Coiffure at 416 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids to boost morale and appearance with Miss Willa, Miss Terri, or Miss Karen offering a 100 percent improvement.
Two Coe officials will travel Monday to participate in alumni and parent meetings across Boston New York Philadelphia and Washington D C Robert S Gates vice president for development and Harris Lamb alumni director depart with Lamb also attending the American Alumni Council national board meeting in Washington D C Lamb chairs the council’s Midwest eight state district The Boston session opens Tuesday with Northeastern University hosting and Columbo Mrs Stewart Shaw class of 1957 as co presidents New York gathering Wednesday meets at Columbia University Philadelphia event Thursday and a Saturday Alexandria Virginia session covers Coe groups in the D C area
A reader notes a possible swallowing mechanism defect in an elderly patient, suggesting mild stroke as a cause and recommending X ray examination while stating insulin is not involved. Another letter answers that potato skins contain some minerals, though not in large amounts, and clarifies raw peels would too.
The Cedar Rapids community school district will use a $17,385 federal grant to run a 50 week program training 22 unemployed men as mechanical draftsmen. Supt. Arnold Salisbury says classes will meet evenings and Saturdays and funds cover teachers salaries and equipment under the Manpower Development and Training Act. This marks Cedar Rapids first participation in the act.
A Cedar Rapids industries survey identified a shortage of mechanical draftsmen, signaling employer demand for qualified drafters to support local manufacturing and engineering projects.
The Izaak Walton League of Iowa opposes Gov Hughes proposed cut price fishing licenses for seniors from 2.50 to 1.00. League leaders say current exemptions for county home residents and state old age assistance are enough and many elderly can afford the 2.50 fee. They also oppose a Senate bill allowing condemnation to acquire private land for water recreation projects.
A Hillsdale County Amish spokesman said the Camden township group will resist orders to send children to public schools. The action hinges on the possible closure of two Amish elementary schools with 60 pupils taught by a 19 year old boy and a 17 year old girl, after two certified teachers were dismissed.
Six Pensacola and Bayou La Batre sailors tied by rope leaped into a raging gulf as their 57 foot Sea Horse sank. Eight were hoisted by the Nike cutter, three died, two rescued later. Survivors included John Summers and C G Smith, with skipper Max Alford injured. The Sea Horse had left Bayou La Batre the previous day amid 25 foot waves and a gale like wind.
Stranded sailors were exhausted and nearly unable to move when a fishing crew mates were hauled aboard with the help of a net after a treacherous surf reach.
Larry G. Osnes son of the Rev Earl and Mrs Earl Osnes of 1338 Sixth Street NW received a bachelor of science degree from Anderson College after completing the program in three and a half years He plans to enter a seminary to study for the Church of God ministry.
Dick Petrick of KOEL radio in Oelwein Iowa is elected president of the Northwest Broadcast News Association AP reports the leadership change and Petrick's role as a radio news professional.
Tuesday 4 30 p m features the exciting world of numbers on DISCOVERY. KCRG TV 9 invites viewers to explore math themes and numeric puzzles in a lively broadcast targeted to curious audiences.
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