Cedar Rapids Marion Area Chamber Dinner Tonight
Listings show a Cedar Rapids Marion Chamber dinner at Stouffer's Five Seasons Hotel with 7 p.m. dinner and awards. Also notes a District X advisory committee meeting at Executive Plaza Building Wednesday 1:30 p.m. and various community notices and ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids-Marion Area
Chamber of Commerce
Stouffer’s
Five Seasons Hotel
Social Services
Iowa
Department of Social Services
Executive Plaza
First Ave
FCC backs competition in communication field
The FCC says the public is not hurt by competition in the telephone industry and rejects AT and T claims that duplicating services is wasteful. The commission first allowed competition in the mid-1960s and a 1974 study followed earlier findings, with the latest report reaffirming 1976 conclusions.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
FCC
Bridge Winners at Kenwood Park Church
In a Thursday game at Kenwood Park Presbyterian Church the Howell movement winners were Mrs Thomas Mullin and Bill Jennings tied for first with Virginia Stamy and Lou Harrington. Third place went to Margaret Blencoe and Florence Henrikson. The next game will be held Thursday at the church.
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Marion A.B.W.A
Moose
Ritual
Peck’s
Four Seasons Florists
Mt. Vernon Rd
Hummels
Cocking’s
1St Avenue NE
Vickie Sedlacek
Duane Schmidt
Dennis Schuller
Dental East
First Avenue
Town and Country Shopping Center
Zachar
Max Hagen
E.C. Primmer
Glass and
Edgewood Roads
Legionnaires
T.N.T
Xavier's Pizza Spirits
First Avenue SE
Landenberger
Corner House
Hanford Post
American Legion
Pierson’s Florists
Plaza West
Karen Klinghamer
Killian
Artex Decorator
Joan Fields
Peter Nero
Cedar Rapids Symphony
Paramount Theatre
Paramount
Rose
Marion
Liebke Hoyt Jewelers
Siegel's
Young’s School of Beauty
Marion-Cedar Rapids
Club
M.L
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Koret
Armstrong Gallery
Famous Penguin
Armstrong Coatland
Bobbie Brooks
Garland
Armstrong Plad Pace
Armstrong
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