Camp Good Health contributions and memorials listed
Fund contributions totaling 9648.52 are listed for Camp Good Health via The Cedar Rapids Gazette and other organizations. Memorials honor individuals such as F.A. Abring Alex Fidler Thelma Alexander Otto Fisher Herbert Leigh Howard Galbraith A.W. Carlton H.W. Leigh L.E. Whiting John Randa Louis Hesse Albert Triebel Godfrey Wokoun Harry Weichman Helen Reeves Charles E. Adams Ronald and Kathy Fredericks J. Ellickson Haskins Milton Winters Joan Shaffer Bob Alt Louis Nyere J.J. Vavra Leonard Bruce Ernest Iseminger Adeline Kauba Nelson Hoffman Elmer Cejka Bill Mrstik Leonard Shupitar J. Curtis Barnhart and J. Curtis Barnhart with varying donation amounts noted. Donations may be sent to Camp Good Health c/o The Cedar Rapids Gazette or to The Gazette newsroom.
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Camp Good Health
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Gazette
F.A. (Fitz) Abring
Alex Fidler
F.G.A
Thelma Alexander
Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric Co
Naomi Circle
Buffalo United Methodist Church
Otto Fisher
Herbert Leigh
Selma Leigh
Howard L. Galbraith
A.W. Carlton
Justin W. Albright
H.W. Leigh
L.E. Whiting
Clyde Whiting
John and
Bess Randa Cane
Louis Hesse
Minnie Alt
Isla Mary Byron
Marjorie DeLay
Albert Triebel
Godfrey Wokoun
Harry Weichman
A.H
Otto) Gundlings
Helen Reeves
Sylvia Lesenger
Mary Jensen
Charles E. Adams
Mary Jean Adams
R.A. Greenawalt
Harry Bigelow
Eugene
Elda Way
Ronald
Kathy Jo Fredericks
Shannon Marie Amrein
John
Linda Ellickson
Kenneth
Elva Haskins
Fathers
Max
Mike
Milton E. Scheneberger
Frank H. Winters
Joan K. Shaffer
Robert M
Bob” Alt
Bobbe
Steve
Terri
Karen
Louis Nyere
J.J. Vavra
Marion counselor to speak at international anti smoking conference
Marion High School counselor Hames Hulbert will travel to New York City this week to present Iowa American Cancer Society school program efforts at a conference sponsored by ACS and WHO. He will outline the junior and senior high school smoking cessation clinics and serve as a facilitator with nurses and teachers. The event runs Wednesday to Friday with delegates from England, Czechoslovakia, West Germany and Canada.
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Hames Hulbert
Marion High School
New York City
Hulbert
Iowa
American Cancer Society
The
World Health Organization
International Organization Against Cancer
England
Czechoslovakia
West Germany
Canada
Debate over minimum competency testing sparks split views
Second Report Card column outlines a debate on testing with one speaker praising it as needed while another argues it is too costly. Vanessa Shelton reports trend toward simple English in insurance policies and a pollution chart shows an average week across sections 5A and 6A.
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Vanessa Shelton
Cedar Rapids
Lions Club
Marion News
Coe College
Blue Kazoo
Alcohol brain damage may be partially reversible report says
Washington AP reports Canadian researchers from the University of Toronto say abstinence from alcohol can partially reverse brain damage in chronic alcoholics. The study notes reversible cerebral atrophy with some recovery of memory coordination and reasoning, possibly via regrowth of dendrites rather than entire neuron regeneration.
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Washington
University of Toronto
Peter Carlen
Science
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