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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1975
Page
7
Delta Delta Delta Alumnae invite husbands and friends to a 6 30 picnic supper hosted by Mr and Mrs L Garrah Muret of 2040 North Gate Drive NE Co hostesses are the new officers Contact Mrs Mark Oswald at 377 2937 for reservations if not contacted.
The Cedar Rapids Toastmistress club plans a 7 oclock Monday gathering at the Americana Health Care center. Mrs Widger leads inspiration and closing thought, Mrs Wunsch handles table topics, and Mrs Swab oversees evaluation. A fall term program planning workshop is also planned.
Members of the Help & Hope for Hyperkinetics Parents organization hold a recognition night Tuesday at 6 at Asbury United Methodist Church. Dick Osing will speak on Marriages Under Stress. For information about Linn County TOPS clubs call 895-8760.
Two auxiliaries to the Children's Home plan meetings this week. The Girls auxiliary hosts a one oclock potluck luncheon at the home Thursday with cov ered dish and table service. An OES auxiliary luncheon is set for Wednesday at Bishop’s buffet Lindale Plaza hosted by Mrs. Marion Mitchell with Mrs. Barbara Bjornsen presenting the program. Mrs. James McKinstry hosts the Alumnae chapter Bows and Arrows picnic at seven Saturday evening inviting husbands. food committee members listed as co hostesses.
Gamma Phi Beta schedules a board meeting for all officers and members Monday at 8 at Mrs T L Smith 607 Twenty seventh Street NE to discuss the 1976 garden party. A dinner meeting Saturday at 5 30 hosted by Mrs Donald Ross with co hosts Mildred Krebs and others includes a book review.
Helen Venneman will present a program titled Know Your Parks at the Home Garden Club breakfast meeting on Wednesday. The event starts at 10 o clock at Ellis Park.
The Ven ture Club hosts a potluck dinner at 6 30 Wednesday at Mrs Arnold R Kimm 2990 Tenth Avenue Marion Take covered dish Regular monthly meeting follows A car wash is planned Saturday at Glenns Shell station Cedar lodge 494 meets Tuesday at 7 30 Maine Odd Fellows temple officers and delegates to the assembly will be elected past noble grands honored Hostess Mrs Carl Leitner Home lodge 79 meets Wednesday at 7 30 IOOF hall regular meeting past noble grands to be honored.
Miss Helen Wannetta Dahlen and Leland John Wise Jr. were married at First Lutheran Church with 250 guests at the Holiday Inn reception. The bride wore ivory crepe backed satin with colonial lace. the groom is with the Cedar Rapids Community School District. A rehearsal dinner was held Friday at the Ranch Supper Club.
Calendar of Events lists a Cedar Rapids Municipal band concert at 8 in Ellis Park with Wednesday Noelridge and Sunday Bever parks. Exhibits include Sam Wang photos at University of Iowa Museum of Art and Cornell College Armstrong Gallery with summer runs. University of Iowa Natural History Museum displays "The Animal Kingdom" and related historic and artifact exhibits. Theatre show is The Prisoner of Second Avenue at 7:30 with additional showings Thursday at 7:30 and Friday Saturday at 8. Cedar Rapids Charity Horse Show at Hawk Eye Downs runs all day Saturday and Sunday.
The article notes ham's adaptability makes it a staple for many occasions. Leftover baked ham can become luncheon dishes, super sandwiches, pan fried slices, and cubes for salads, soups, omelets, and casseroles.
A Cedar Rapids WIC dinner meeting is planned Tuesday at Iron Man Inn in Coralville. Social hour begins at six with dinner at 6 30. Hostesses are the Mines. Speakers include Daryl Walk of Shive Hattery on the Pleasant Creek project. Attendees include John Scriven Ronald Schirm Donald McLeod and Marvin Elgin.
Members meet at 6 30 PM at Zoo Hill pavilion Bever park for a picnic supper hosted by Charles Heath and Bruce Grady. Afterward Maharishi International University students will speak, sharing thoughts with attendees.
Community guide lists key numbers for urgent services including Ambulance Fire Police Sheriff Highway Patrol and after hours contacts along with medical society information and an information referral line to learn who can help. The pocket card style entry notes to clip and carry in a billfold for quick access.
Auxiliary members of Han ford post 5 meet at the Legion hall on Tuesday at 7 30 for an officer election agenda.
Drill practice Tuesday evening at 7 30 at Pythian hall. Winter temple 78 Thursday at 8 at Pythian hall. Knights regular business meeting Monday at 7 30, also at Pythian hall. State speaking contest Tuesday at 7 at the hall. Subject will be Computer Boon or Menace to Society.
Linn Encampment Auxiliary 49 schedules a picnic supper Monday at 6 30 pm at the Maine Odd Fellows temple with a regular meeting to follow. Officers and delegates to the Grand Ladies Encampment will be elected. Hostesses are Frances Sheneberger and Mrs Emmett Sheneberger.
Alpha Chi Omega announces an annual potluck dinner with husbands invited hosted by Alpha Phi Omega Alumnae chapter on Thursday at 6 30 PM. Mrs Glenn Haerther of Atkins will be hostess at the event.
A Linn county group holds a Tuesday 8 p m meeting at Kathy Kraut 520 Thirty-fourth Street NE for a paper session. Next Sunday 8 a m members meet Arleene Becicka 1622 Park Towne Lane NE for a car trip to McGregor.
The Cedar Rapids Area United Nations Assn will meet at noon Tuesday in Bishop cafeteria with affiliates urged to send delegates. Auxiliary members of Co A 1/410 convene Thursday at 6 30 at the Longbranch supper club. Kingston Hill Home for Aged Women holds a 9 Tuesday morning board meeting. Chapter 17 activities include brunch today at 10 30 at the Ramada Inn, a 5 p m Wednesday happy hour at the Gin Mill hosted by Angie Parks, and Friday 8 mass at All Saints Catholic church followed by a regular meeting.
Members gather Monday at 7 30 PM in the Sokol hall with hostesses listed as Paul Jerabek Robert Melsa Paul Jerabek Jr and William Webster in a local social gathering announced by the group.
The Northwestern Chicago branch hosts a Wednesday noon luncheon at the Peoples Bank west. Members bring white elephant items. Mrs. Robert Fryrear is hostess, assisted by Mrs. Gilbert Storm.
All lodges are to meet on Wednesday at 7 PM at the CSPS hall. members are reminded to attend and announce any reports or actions due.
The Bluff View Ladies Aid will hold a luncheon picnic on Wednesday at one o'clock at the home of Mrs. Dewey Hopker 200 Twentieth Street NW.
Kathleen Louise Orris and Walter Lee Hepker exchanged wedding vows Saturday at All Saints Catholic church in a 2 PM ceremony presented by Rev. Edmund J. Becker and Rev. Glenn Bender. The bride wore an organza gown with lace accents and carried pink roses, with a reception for 250 at the church. The couple will reside in Pella after a Michigan honeymoon. Hepker works for Rosscreen Co., and Orris has taught in Cedar Rapids.
Cheese has been popular for centuries with origins dating back thousands of years before Christ. The text notes that many cheeses were named for their locality of production and highlights the long history and variety of cheese varieties and textures.
A regular meeting is scheduled Saturday from 1 to 4 30 at the Robert Dotzauer recreation center. The softball league begins this week.
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