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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1971
Page
7
In a prelude to a fable era a magic garden hidden inside a hothouse feeds a royal palace named the Mahda ruled by King Alfredh and his handmaiden Princess Dawrymilla. The king speaks to gods of an ancient city and garners gold from the Rocke while others envy his access.
King Alfredh and Princess Dawiy oversee a magic hothouse producing bizarre flowers for the Mahdo. A giant sunflower named Red Grooms erupts, is deemed the unlikely centerpiece, and its allure eclipses other blooms. The tale ties to the Interplanetary Union emblem and a museum exhibit at 924 Madison Avenue.
The beluga is the largest freshwater fish, a sturgeon species found in the Volga Dnieper Caspian and Black seas. A specimen weighing 3210 pounds is on record and the term chauvinism derives from Nicolas Chauvin.
Dr John 8 Roalson a Cedar Rapids dentist for 24 years will be the featured speaker at the Cedar Rapids Dental Society meeting Tuesday evening at the Montrose hotel. He is a University of Iowa College of Dentistry graduate member of Omicron Kappa Upsilon and past president of local and university dental societies. He will review Symptoms Related to Malocclusions Their Causes Diagnosis and Treatment. The program will include a demonstration of the use
CBS news correspondent Richard Threlkeld will address the Collins Radio Technical Assn on February 16 at 7 p.m. The Cedar Rapids native and former WMT newsman has served as CBS chief international and Vietnam war correspondent before returning to the United States in 1970. The meeting, at 704 A Avenue NE, will feature Threlkeld and a reception.
Linn county chapter hosts a Tuesday workshop to review plans for a large education fund crusade. Mrs. Lehman says over 45,000 town volunteers are expected, with participants from Benton to Tama counties and multiple chapters joining the effort.
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