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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1980

Page

3

Livestock Show Sparks All Iowa Fair Week Activity

At the All Iowa Fair the west end livestock shows draw about 375 exhibitors who travel from farms to display sheep dairy cows beef cattle and hogs. Jenny Olson the only remaining show participant in her family will compete in five more shows this summer. Exhibitors weigh wash groom and prepare animals for judging with careful beauty-parlor like prep before Angus judging. Farmers share tips help neighbors and treat the fair as a mix of advertising and hobby while rain concerns loom over crops. Senior Citizens Day also highlights the event with hundreds attending an afternoon program and honors for the oldest attendees and longest-married couple.

Richard Olson Fairfax Olson Shirley Doug Jenny Paul Cindy Wendt Buckingham Wendt Delbert Krug Atkins Krug Linn County Park

Dan Klimesh Wins Cedar Rapids Yo-Yo Championship

Dan Klimesh, 14, won the Cedar Rapids city yo-yo title and state championship after finishing third last year. He qualified for the national finals by winning city and state, with regional finals to come. Jill Plank tutored him and judged the contest at Veteran's Coliseum.

Veteran's Coliseum Cedar Rapids City of Cedar Rap Dan Klimesh James Klimesh Mallory St Dan Chicago Duncan the Gazette Jill Plank Duncan Yo-Yos Plank California

Polk student wins honorable mention in national art contest

Julie K. Moses, 11, a sixth grader at Polk Elementary, earned honorable mention in a national art contest sponsored by the Grand Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles. Her piece titled What I Like Best About My Home Town was judged for originality and merit by Patrick Rowan of the University of Nebraska. Winning works will be shown at the Grand Aerie convention in Salt Lake City, Utah, in August.

Julie K. Moses Polk Elementary Grand Aerie, Fraternal Order of Eagles Patrick Rowan University of Nebraska Salt Lake City Utah

Saturday Lineup at Local Fair Shows Full Schedule

Readable schedule lists events for Saturday including Simmental judging at the Livestock Arena at 10 a.m. the Carnival opens at noon and Music by The Memories at 12. Junior Pony Show at 1. Demolition Derby at 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Quassars High Wire acts at 1:30 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. in Mall Area.

Simmental Judging the Memories Family Living Center Quassars High The Memories Memories Mall Quassars High Wire Act — Mall

Anderson Gains in Gazette Straw Poll at Alltown Fair

In a long running straw poll at the Alltown Fair, John Anderson moved within 33 votes of frontrunner Ronald Reagan with 60 votes on Thursday bringing his six day total to 777. Reagan added 45 votes for a six day total of 10 Anderson trailed Reagan but led Carter Kennedy and Clark in the presidential sweepstakes. Democratic congressional candidates gained momentum with 93 votes while Republicans recorded 74, giving Democrats 1 211 and Republicans 928 in six days. Libertarian candidates also appeared with three votes in Congress and three for Senator Hengerer.

John Anderson The Gazette Alltowa Fair Ronald Reagan California Anderson Reagan Jimmy Carter Edward Kennedy Ed Clark Califor Nia John Culver U.S. Senate Charles Grassley Culver Grassley U.S Robert Hengerer Davenport Congress

Cullor murder trial moved to Linn County

Charles Darwin Cullor of St Anthony gains a venue change for his Aug 11 first degree murder trial from Tama County to Linn County. He is charged with killing his estranged wife Linda and two friends in Tama apartment on Easter Sunday. Prosecutors are Tama County Attorney Jeffrey Corratt and Iowa Assistant Attorney General Ed Blando.

Toledo Charles Darwin Cullor St. Anthony Robert Osmundsen Cullor Tama County Linn County Linda Mark A. Curtis Roseann Curtis Jeffrey Corratt Iowa Ed Blando Cedar Rapids

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