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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1982
Page
23
The article emphasizes early language development through clear speech, reading aloud nightly, sound symbol association, and active parent listening. It advises exposing infants to sounds, conversation, music, and real-world naming during walks and activities like baking to teach concepts. It concludes with a promise to discuss more methods next week.
The Iowa Rainbow Girls hold their annual grand assembly in Ames from Thursday through Sunday. Kelly Oxley of Mechanicsville is grand worthy advisor and Mount Mercy College student. District 6 officers include Lisa Nove and Emili Nove of Marion, Theresa Norton and Jan Stock also of Marion, Rhonda Vosdingh of Cedar Rapids, plus Cave Baggarly as District 6 grand deputy. Grand officers are drawn from across Iowa.
Ellis YMCA announces registration for the Y Wheels summer program June 14 to 25 for ages 6 to 12 with transportation. Fees are 45 dollars for members and 65 for non members including transport, or 35 and 50 without transport. An adventure camp begins June 14 delivering kids to Stoney Point YMCA at 9 am returning at 3 pm with 20 dollars per week for members and 30 for non members. For more details call 362 3176. A Cedar Rapids mayoral committee seeks an official song.
The article explains that a sore arm risks growth damage in young pitchers. It notes the cause as the repeated elbow whipping motion, not throwing velocity, and outlines Little League limits: six-inning games with rest requirements after pitching up to four innings and after more than four innings.
Aesop cautions that self conceit may lead to self destruction. The aphorism frames vanity as a path to downfall and urges humility.
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