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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1967

Page

4

Mary Hey and J. J. Finnerty Wed in Chicago Ceremony

Mary Hey and John I. Finnerty Jr. were married at Saint Patrick's Church Chicago officiated by Rev J R McDonald. The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond J Hey and the groom son of Mr and Mrs John I Finnerty Sr both of Ottumwa. Bride wore Venise lace gown with cathedral veil and carried roses. Reception for 150 at the Town House. They will live in Chicago.

Mary Hey John I. Finnerty, Jr Chicago J. R. McDonald St. Patric’s Catholic Church Miss Hey Raymond J. Hey Langdon Avenue Mr. Finnerty John I. Finnerty Ottumwa Charles Schaeffer Marge Gardner Phoenix Ariz Schaeffer Leonard Herbert Mortimer Huber Malcolm Lawler Thomas Gallagher Watertown Mass Town House Loretto Hospital Continental Illinois National Bank of Chicago Notre Dame University

Aces and Nature Take Its Course in a Grand Slam Bid

In a bridge hand North with 12 hearts and clubs doubles four no trump. South, sensing strength, bids seven clubs. West doubts, East leads, and after a series of ruffs and trumps South rakes two trump tricks and ruffs a heart to win the rest for 500 points.

North East West South

Pasteurized versus process cheese described in dairy terms

The article explains pasteurized process cheese food differs from process cheese by containing less cheese and more non fat milk solids and water. It notes higher moisture in process cheese spread and mentions a rehearsal dinner given Friday at the Ranch Supper club by the bridegroom's parents, the John I Finnertys.

Lotus’ Restaurant Ranch John I. Finnertys

Suzanne Brown Weds James Hurley in St Boniface Ceremony

Suzanne Kay Brown daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Brown and James M Hurley son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Hurley of Volga exchanged marriage vows Saturday at St Boniface Catholic Church. Rev Aloysius Gibbs led the 10 o clock rite with a reception for 200 in church parlors. The couple will reside in San Diego California aboard a navy assignment for the groom.

Suzanne Kay Brown Ralph Brown James M. Hurley Joseph Hurley Volga Aloysius Gibbs Area 10 John Gary Victor Community College Joey Bishop Channel Navy San Diego Calif

Miss Behrend Weds James F. Seidel in Arlington

Miss Barbara Lea Behrend daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert D Behrend and James F Seidel of Strawberry Point wed at St John s Lutheran Arlington with Rev Vernon Fasse officiating The ceremony featured gladiola and carnation decorations and a candlelight service The couple plans to live in Strawberry Point after a trip to Colorado Both will teach in Stormont schools The groom is a Simpson College graduate and Lambda Chi Alpha member The bride attended Upper Iowa College

Arlington St. John’s Lutheran Church Barbara Lea Behrend Herbert D. Behrend James F. Seidel Strawberry Point Vernon Fasse Duane Schroeder William Behrend Cedar Rapids John Lundgren Nancy van Horne Minneapolis Richard Anderson Donald Munch Tony Spencer John Behrend Colorado

Win at Bridge by Oswald and James Jacoby

A Toronto reader asks about a rare double over a Blackwood four no trump bid in a rubber game. The authors suggest passing with no aces on a weak hand, bidding five clubs with a strong hand and no aces, or redoubling with a hand that can defend four no trump or press the opponents.

Toronto

Portrait of Scott Allard by Lisle Ramsey

Marion Iowa residents Mr Ronald E Allard and Mrs Allard celebrate a family portrait chosen by Lisle Ramsey of Cedar Rapids. Ramsey’s studio advertises fine portraits as reflections of happiness and future heirlooms, with contact details and the 400 SGA Building address.

Scott Allard Ronald E. Allard Marion Iowa Lisle Ramsey Cedar Rapids

Bacon Lovers Breakfast Sandwiches and Continental Lunch

A round the clock menu features three bacon and egg sandwiches with bacon twisters Sunshine Sandwich and a bacon wrapped French toast twist. Includes tips for serving, beverages, and a Continental open face pizza flavored sandwich with mozzarella on browned French rolls for lunch.

Chicago America

Paisley Motif Origins Debated at Texas A M

College Station Texas expert Rheba Boyles says paisley traces to Persia via India and a Scottish town, noting its motif is a stylized mango. Other authorities suggest the design derives from a pine cone, reflecting competing origin theories.

College Station Texas Rheba Boyles Texas A&m Persia India Scotland

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Nantucket Island J. J. Finnerty Miss Lueder Mr. Torson West Union Judith Ann Lueder Park Towne Place Douglas A. Torson Archie Torson Thirty - Sixth Street Zion Lutheran Church Paul T. Meyer Carl Lueder Fayette Barbara Lueder Lowell Freeland Roland L. Raim James Adams Kenneth Lueder Steven Archibald Black Hills Yellowstone National Park Denver Park Towne Mrs. Finnerty Ln.t Suzanne Brown Sonia St. Boniface Catholic Church Miss Behrend J. F. Seidel Mrs, Seidel By Oswald James Jacoby Germaine Heasley 13Th St. SE Halimar Montrose Sonny Mary SGA 2Nd Street Rumbacher Bis Morigie First Street S.E Fevaneacwi 3Rd Ave. S.E
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