Wapsie Y Opens Next Sunday With Record Camp Registrations
Camp Wapsie Y prepares for its 54th season as over 40 staff train on Saturday. A record 143 boys have registered for the opening one week session, with advance registrations totaling 955 for three near-capacity sessions starting June 25 July 2 and July 30. Dwight Belk inap returns as director with 19 returning staff including all four kitchen workers. Lillian Peterson from Coggan leads the kitchen staff with two Coggan cooks and Carie Ayers from Ryan. Barbara Belknap runs the camp store and Auburn Steward directs the nature craft program. Cedar Rapids counselors Tom Dunnick David Long and Don Jones head waterfront archery and rifle programs. Camp nurse is Mrs Keith Black.
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Camp Wapsie-Y
Iowa
Dwight Belkinap
Lillian Peterson
Coggan
Esther Avis
Josie Franklin
Carie Ayers
Ryan
Belknap
Barbara
Lyle
Steward
Auburn
Springfield
Cedar Rapids
Tom Dunnick
Nancy Jane Jane
David Long
Northwood Drive
Don Jones
Hamilton Street
Family Fare series brings films and theater to Kirkwood
Kirkwood Community College kicks off eight Wednesday Family Fare nights this week. The Linn Hall split rooms show adult and children films with a $1 per family admission, including refreshments. Adult titles include Bob and Carol and Ted and Alice, Cactus Flower, and In Cold Blood. children's features are Magnificent Men and Their Flying Machines, Adventures of Huck Finn, and The Ugly Dachshund.
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Kirkwood Community College
Old Creamery Theater Company
Garrison
Linnhall
Bob
Carol
Ted
Alice
Huck Finn
Cedar Rapids
Magnificent Men
Flying Machines
Kirkwood Traveling Puppet Theater
Eagle Scout Dale Junttila to be honored at Buchanan school
Dale A. Junttila 15 son of Mr and Mrs George Junttila 724 Nineteenth Street SE will receive the Eagle Scout award Monday A Troop 117 court of honor starts at 7 pm at Buchanan School He has held multiple scout ranks and leadership roles and attended Philmont in 1971. He is a member of Trinity Lutheran Church. The text also lists a summer schedule of Cedar Rapids Municipal Band outdoor concerts and theater programs at Linn Hall Kirkwood campus with dates June through Aug and admission details.
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Dale A. Junttila
George Junttila
Nineteenth Street
Buchanan
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A quick want ad service promises fast results for buyers and sellers alike. Readers are urged to describe items accurately and include contact details for rapid connections. The notice highlights convenience and the broad reach of classified advertisements.
Eagle Scouts Wirtz OBrien to Be Honored at Troop 27 Court
Two Eagle Scout awards will be presented to Steve Wirtz and John OBrien at a Troop 27 court of honor at St Matthew s church following a 5 30 p m mass. Wirtz 16, son of Mr and Mrs Thomas J Wirtz of 218 Twenty seventh Street NE, will attend Washington High School in fall. He joined Cub Scouts in 1965 and Boy Scouts in 1967, serving as den chief librarian instructor patrol leader senior patrol leader and assistant junior Scoutmaster. OBrien 14, son of Mr and Mrs Edward OBrien Jr of 304 Windsor Drive NE, will be a ninth grader at Linn Mar in fall. He joined Cub Scouts in 1966 and Boy Scouts in 1969, has served as den chief and patrol leader and is an instructor, attends Camp Waubeek and has earned Ad Altare Dei and 50 mile afoot afloat mile swim awards.
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Steve Wirtz
John O’brien
St. Matthew’s Church
Wirtz
Thomas J. Wirtz
Twenty-seventh Street
Washington High School
Cub Scouts
Boy Scouts
Camp Waubeek
Hoover Trail
O’brien
Edward O’brien
Windsor Drive
Linn-Mar
Refused To Give Age Woman Fined In English Court
RoCHdale England UPI reports Mavis McCormack was fined 26 dollars for refusing to divulge her age in court related to a driving offense. Two weeks earlier she had penalties totaling 22.10 dollars for speeding and age disclosure defeat and was ordered to reappear in court.
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Rochdale
England
UPI
Mavis McCormack
Egyptian Leader Named Arab League Secretary General
Cairo AP reports Mahmoud Riad, 55, an Egyptian, has been chosen as the Arab League secretary general. Former foreign minister and presidential adviser, he follows two Egyptian leaders in the league's 27 year history. The organization, founded by seven nations, has since expanded to 18 but faces ongoing splits and distant unity goals.
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Cairo
The
Arab League
Mahmoud Riad
League
Riad
Egypt
Syria
Jordan
Iraq
Saudi Arabia
Lebanon
North Yemen
Milan students walk out of tough math test
Engineering students at Milan Polytechnic walked out of a mathematics examination claiming the test was excessively difficult.
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Milan
Italy
Polytechnic Institute
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Cedar Falls
Mark Schoon
Marion
al Robinson
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Tom Hazelton
Birchwood Drive
Ed Ehrenberger
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Des Moines
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Ada
Okla
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Owen Street
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David Falconer
Seventeenth Street
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Washington Avenue
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Schultz Drive
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Mark Francis
Waterloo
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Boone
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Glen
Ruth Newell
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Central City
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Armstrong
Dad
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Bravarra
Eagle Awards
John O'Brien
Rodacolor
Armstrong Bath Shop
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