Hawkeye Twin Club elects officers at 18th convention
Patty and Kathy Berger of Walford were elected co presidents of the Hawkeye Twin Club at the 18th annual convention held at the Amana Holiday Inn. Barbara Boulton and Bonnie Boulton Britton were named co vice presidents and Catherine Baschnagel secretary treasurer. Over 200 twins and families attended the two day event with awards in multiple categories and judges Ken Anzell, Lani Pettit, and Bette Goerber. Miss Julia Bennett joined the Mid-States Regional Ballet Association board during the Kent State university festival in Canton Ohio.
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Walford
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Ken Anzell
Chicago
Lani Pettit
Sioux City
Bette Goerber
Amana
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Dieman- Bennett Dance Theatre of the
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Kent State University
Canton
Ohio
Bridge Winners At Cedar Rapids Woman's Club Meeting
In an open duplicate bridge game at the Cedar Rapids Woman's Club building, North-South winners were Paul McGoffie and JoAnn Schutz first. Clyde Nowlin and Marilyn Burali-Forti second. East-West first went to Phyllis Denison and Mary Ann Boardman. George Alberts and Clayton Mossman tied for second with Bruce Thicher and Pat Swarzentru ber. Newcomers game also produced North-South first for Mr. and Mrs. Alan Langenfeld and second for Mr. and Mrs. Warren Houghkirk. East-West first went to Thelma Wharton and Pearl Smith, second to Georgia Ruprecht and Lianne David. The next game is at 7:15 Tuesday at the Woman's Club building. Flower girls for the Pospisil-McNeal wedding omitted in Sunday's Gazette are Cherrie Ludvicek and Lisa and Lori Bean.
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Fine Arts gallery hosts multi media festival opening fair's 40th
Iowa City official Robert Scherman announces a three day Fine Arts gallery program at the All-Iowa Fair opening Friday with six University of Iowa artists presenting multi media pieces films and live acts from 5 30 to 9 p m Also planned are Raku pottery demos by Doug Hanson of Cornell College weaving by Laura Weiman of Grinnell College iron pour by Spencer Smith and a Duck's Breath Theater performance July 3 plus a sculpture foundry and theater events through July 6 30 years ago the house appropriations committee approved a 125000 fund to liquidate the Fair Employment Practices committee.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Doug Hanson
Cornell College
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Fine Arts Gallery
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Grinnell College
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Spencer Smith
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Arab Delegates Stage Protest at IWY Conference
More than 100 delegates walked out when Leah Rabin urged Israeli and Arab women to join in dialogue at the International Year of Women conference in Mexico City. The two-week event drew over 2,000 delegates from about 130 countries as debates featured occupation criticism, prostitution decriminalization, and women’s rights advocacy.
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Women's golf results and medalists at Twin Pines and Indian Creek
Tuesday results at Twin Pines show flight winners Mrs. Vancura and Mrs. Button with low putts to Vancura. Medalists Hagerman and Donohue led Tuesday qualifiers. At Indian Creek Country Club next week Woman's Day features flight winners including Mrs. May and Mrs. Benkusky with several prize awards and birdie by Hauschild. Nine hole and five and three hole winners are listed with multiple players named.
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John May
Bruce Benkusky
Robert Stockton
Delbert Roth
Art Oxenfield
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Art Hauschild
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Dietrich Schaefer
Polly Burns
Hauschild
Stockton
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Roth
Bill Hahn
Maria White
Kris Bjornsen
Missy Young
Polly Zachar
Susan McAfee
Jan Gamsky
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Day
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Kathy Bey
Lisa Mittan
NOW Need to Abolish Myths By Tom Seppy
NOW representative Casey Hughes told a House subcommittee that enforcement to end discrimination against women in colleges will start with new federal regulations. She said myths about women must be abolished and compared with reality as the panel reviews Ford regulations due to take effect July 21 unless Congress blocks them.
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GYMNASTS TO COMPETE IN NEW YORK EVENT
Thirty Cedar Rapids Sokol gymnasts will leave Wednesday for Sokol USA XVII national meet at SUNY Binghamton in New York. Ages 12 to 40 compete in low intermediate high and championship divisions over two days before touring New York and returning July 2.
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Sony State University
Binghamton
N.Y
Sokol USA
New York
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