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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1977
Page
8
Article outlines ways to lower auto insurance costs through higher deductibles, multi car discounts, car pool participation, and safe driving credits. It notes typical deductibles and potential savings, including up to 35 percent on collision and 20 percent on comprehensive by raising deductibles. It also mentions tax deductions for loss portions exceeding the deductible.
Miss Karen Lynn Stansberry and Dennis Lynn Andrews were united Sunday at the Little Brown church in Nashua with Rev. Marshall R. Hinds officiating. A reception for 70 followed. the couple will reside near Mt. Vernon after a Florida wedding trip. The bride works at Mercy hospital. the groom is with Welty Way Products, Inc.
Dianne McAmis became the bride of Michael Wayne Foote in a 2 PM Methodist church ceremony in Mechanicville Tipton. Attendants included maid of honor Nancy Foote and bridesmaid Betty Weiland. The reception followed for 150 guests at the church with a Moose Lodge dance later.
Twin Pines women golfers host a guest day on Thursday starting at 7 a.m. at the clubhouse with coffee and rolls. Tee times are available for participants and visitors.
Mrs Donald Howard of 493 Bonita Hiawatha was honored at a baby shower held Thursday at Kathleen Saxton's home 471 Sailfish Hiawatha. Co hostess Kris Flannagan 3717 Twelfth Avenue SW assisted the 12 guests.
Sphere magazine advises keeping lettuce crisp by discarding discolored leaves washing greens in running water drying thoroughly and placing in plastic bags in the crisper. Add a sheet of paper towel in each bag to prevent sogginess and moisture buildup.
Decorative textured stockings and leggings rise in popularity this fall as consumers favor heavier knit and tactile fabrics. Socks pair with bold patterns for layering, creating a cozier, seasonally on trend look across wardrobes.
Miss Carol Jean Hilton and Darrel Lynn Hoyt wed in a 3 pm ceremony at St Pauls Lutheran Luzerne officiated by Rev Dennis Arndt. Maid of honor Mira Derby and best man Rick Voss stood beside them. A reception for 120 followed. couple to reside in Elberon after a trip to St Louis. The bride works for Amana Refrigeration and the groom for Schallau Motor Co.
A fall fashion tip suggests pairing a soft challis or tweed skirt with straight boots for the season. The newest boot style in fashion circles emphasizes clean lines and minimal detailing to complement skirts.
Kuwait prospers from oil says Linda AlEryan a US citizen living there since 1968. She describes a tax free monarchic state with free meals for children and many foreigners doing labor, noting high temperatures veiled women and limited vote rights.
Readers debate whether teenage boys should babysit girls and how to handle premarital questions. Bonnie credits her brother’s care with his parenting skills, while another reader urges premarital counseling and suggests books. Abby reiterates guidance and offers her booklet for a fee.
Susan Read graduated summa cum laude from Mt Holyoke College. Her mother Marion Berky Read received the Alumnae Medal of Honor at the 35th reunion for signal service to the college.
A Sunday Parade feature profiles a woman described as a criminal figure, detailing her life, choices, and public perception while exploring themes of gender and justice in society. The piece situates her within broader cultural debates and historical context.
Miss Barbara Mulherin and Randy Lee Bunge wed in a 7:30 p m ceremony officiated by Wendel Edwards at Wapsipinicon state park near Anamosa. A reception for 200 followed and the couple will reside in Mechanicsville.
In cooking vegetables, about one third of nutrients may be discarded with the water. To minimize loss, use as little water as possible and cook for the shortest time practical. These are the two most important factors in preserving nutrients.
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