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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1962

Page

10

Farmers Bank Low Bidder on School Bonds

Farmers State Bank of Marion was the low bidder for 85 000 dollars in school building bonds at the Marion board of education bond sale Thursday evening. The bank bid an effective rate of 2.8 percent plus a 33 dollar premium. Net interest over ten years will total 16 130 dollars. Becker and Downie Inc of Des Moines was the other bidder at 2.8621 percent with a 28 25 premium. The board accepted the resignation of Merle G McClellan physics and chemistry instructor. Bruno Rinas will handle physics and chemistry. Marlys J Hoon moves to elementary music. The board approved petition to grade South Fifteenth Street between A and Grand avenues and allowed Marion Baseball League to use school bleachers at the athletic field, to be moved to Starry Park diamonds. The city’s refusal to waive building permit requirements for schools was dropped. Officials will cooperate with the state in setting up two math laboratories for the high school this fall. Preliminary 1963 budget work was begun by Supt. John Messerli with more to come before the July 7 board meeting. Wanted Lawn mowing and yard work. call DR 7-5116 Adv.

Farmers State Bank of Marion Marion Board of Education Becker and Downie, Inc Des Moines Merle G. McClellan McClellan Bruno Rinas Marlys J. Hoon Washington South Fifteenth Street Grand Avenues Marion Baseball League Starry Park State Department of Public Instruction Supt John Messerli

Marion church and youth events and sale notices

Nine members of the Methodist WSCS will attend a week long school of missions in Mt Vernon. Six senior high youth fellowship members plan to leave for the annual institute for church youth in Clear Lake. Mr and Mrs Richard Whitney will act as counselors. 50 star American flags for sale by American Legion Auxiliary at 340 3rd St Marion. Major Jeanne Bowdish has returned to Fort Leavenworth after two weeks with her parents. Storms YMCA schedule lists tennis at 8 a m and baseball practice.

Methodist WSCS School of Missions Mt. Vernon Highouth Fellowship Clear Lake Institute For Church Youth Richard Whitney American Legion Auxiliary 3Rd St Marion Jeanne Bowdish Fort Leavenworth, Kan Mrs Jack Bowdish

Christian Church Awards Contracts in Marion Iowa

Contracts totaling about 240000 were awarded by the Marion Christian church on Thursday evening. Schoff Construction Co. of Lisbon received the general contract, Barnhizer Co. of Cedar Rapids the plumbing, and Paulson Electric Co. of Cedar Rapids the electrical work. Groundbreaking for the sanctuary and educational building is set for July 8, with construction starting immediately at the site at McGowen Boulevard and Tenth Street.

Marion Christian Church Schoff Construction Co Lisbon Barnhizer Co Cedar Rapids Paulson Electric Co Herbert Kohl McGowai Boulevard Tenth Street

Rookie reforms rebellious youth on 77 Sunset Strip

Sammie Davis Jr. stars as a rookie reformer in a rebellious youth tale. Airing Friday at 8 PM on KCRG TV 9, the episode explores youth culture and crime prevention with a dramatic tone.

Sammie Daivis, Jr Kcrgtv 77 Sunset Strip

Longfellow Playground Closed for Repair

Longfellow playground will be closed until further notice to allow blacktopping on school grounds. Ray Brainard, playground supervisor, said directors will operate out of Emerson playground and Longfellow children will attend there until the ground is reopened. Attendance at the seven playgrounds this week was 2,461 with next week's theme a bicycle rodeo. Tournaments for the week will be seniors table tennis and juniors tether ball.

Longfellow Ray Brainard Emerson Playground

World on edge as wild species face threats and trials

A garbled dispatch cites notable figures including Prince Philip, President Kennedy, and Francisco Franco commenting on wildlife protection, ethical standards, and governance. The text mentions a grand jury probe into vanishing species and hints at broader political disruption affecting observers outside Spain. The ad references EM 2-112.

Srs Britain Prince Phillip Wildlife Fund Kennedy Treasury Dillon Sen. Goldwater R-Ariz Spain Francisco Franco

Israel Delays Soblen Expulsion From Israel

Tel Aviv says Dr. Robert Soblen the convicted Soviet spy will not be expelled Friday over a forged Canadian passport. The move delays removal and could trigger a prolonged legal fight due to lack of a U S Israel extradition treaty. Israel has 10 days to act before a magistrate’s court order expires next week.

Tel Aviv UPI Robert Soblen Israel United States Soblen

Kennedy signs fare tax cut bill extending taxes

President Kennedy signed a bill extending about 4 billion dollars in federal excise and corporate taxes for a year and removing the 10 percent tax on train and bus fares. The airline ticket tax drops to 5 percent.

Washington UPI Kennedy

Farmer Fined for Wanton Plowing of Cricket Field

Stratford on Avon England UPI reports farmer Harold Evans fined two thousand dollars for wanton and barbaric plowing up of a cricket field.

Stratford - ON - Avon England UPI Harold Evans

Suspending Vivi Nearing From Law Practice

New York AP report says Vivi Nearing pled guilty to perjury tied to her appearance on the television quiz Twenty-One and was suspended for six months from practicing law by the state appellate division.

NEW York Vivienne Nearing Appellate Division of State Supreme Court iMre Nearine

Rice Pact Signed Between Georgetown and Prague

Georgetown British Guiana reports Czechoslovakia and British Guiana sealed a $1 million rice agreement on Thursday. The deal aims to boost trade and secure rice shipments for both nations amid regional shortages.

Georgetown British Guiana Czechoslovakia

Decorah man Morton Stee sentenced for burglary larceny

Special to The Gazette reports Decorah resident Morton Stee, 45, was charged with larceny in a burglary at the Decorah Newspapers office. Friday he received a five year sentence at the state penitentiary in Fort Madison. He had been employed by the Newspapers.

Gazette Decorah Morton Stee Decorah Newspapers Friday State Penitentiary Fort Madison

Jacoby on Bridge Double Squeeze Concepts

The article explains the basis of the double squeeze in bridge, forcing each defender to guard a specific suit. South reaches seven no trump based on North's opening, with 12 top tricks and a potential 13th if spades split 3-3. If not, the play relies on a double squeeze against West.

South North West

Bridge hand leads to contract confusion in duplicate event

The fragment shows an East West South North sequence with passes and bids including 4NT and 7NT. The rough notes suggest a lead by East and a non standard bridge sequence in a duplicate event. Strong entities include East West South North players and the contract 7NT.

Card squeeze play in bridge ends with decisive claim

In a bridge hand South correctly executes a squeeze after North leads the squeezing card. After receiving the ace of hearts, South observes West overcalls and cashes key cards. South claims seven tricks by running diamonds, forcing East to discard, sealing the outcome despite East holding the spade stopper.

East North Mence South West

Graduates Harold W. Puffer Earns USC Pharmacy MA

Harold W. Puffer grandson of Mr and Mrs M W Ashby completes Master of Arts in pharmacy at the University of Southern California.

Harold W. Puffer M. W. Ashby Forest Drive University of Southern California

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