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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1972

Page

8

Spread Joy Luncheon Message Delivers Hopeful Call

Mrs Clyde Peremsky of Cedar Rapids urged listeners at a Lenten luncheon to spread joy in every setting from home to church. A former international president of The King's Daughters and Sons, she outlined the group’s religious educational and philanthropic aims and noted its wide reach in 99 states plus Canada and overseas. The event, sponsored by Church Women United and the YWCA, drew about 90 attendees as Kennedy high school music instructor James X Kimmerl and four students opened with contemporary tunes.

Clyde Peremsky Cedar Rapids King’s Daughters and Sons YWCA Towa Canada Feremsky Chautauqua Committee Church Women United James X Kimmerl Kennedy High School

Duplicate Bridge Winners at YWCA Move Past midweek Play

Winners in the Mitchell movement at the YWCA included North south pair Mr and Mrs Joseph Stepánek first and Mrs Viola Schenken and Frank Zeman second. East west winners were Joe and Bruno Rinas with Mrs John Knodia and Mrs David Morgan second. Next game is Saturday at 12 30 at the YWCA.

YWCA Joseph Stepanek Viola Schenken Frank Zeman Joe Bruno Rinas John Knodia David Morgan

Auto Dealer Receives Palomino on Trade

In Charlotte Pat Short a bank teller traded a car for a sports car but added her year old Palomino named Duke as a bargaining piece. The story notes a playful twist as horse trading occurred during a car negotiation.

Charlotte N.C Pat Short Miss Short Duke

Ayds Plan Aids Frances Crowpell’s Weight Loss Victory

Frances Crowpell weighed 220 pounds and feared straining her marriage until using the Ayds Reducing Plan Candy. Taken as directed, Ayds reduced her weight by 84 pounds, leaving her slimmer than at marriage and even fitting into a mini for her anniversary. Four flavors, only 82.84.

Frances Crowpell Tess Frances

Queen Elizabeth II Sinks Boats In Malaysian River Incident

Five longboats escorting Queen Elizabeth II on the Sarawak river sink after waking waves from a motorized wake. One oarsman is rescued unconscious after mouth to mouth resuscitation. the queen and family continue to the royal yacht Britannia with security tight during the monsoon visit.

Kuching Malaysia Queen Elizabeth Sarawak Prince Philip Princess Anne Royal Yacht Britannia Sarawak Museum Malaysiam Borneo Anne Abdul Rahman Yakub

Brush and comb care in daily shampoo routine

Maintain grooming tools with hair care. Include brushes and combs in your hand washing routine. Soak curlers clips and pins in soapy basin, rinse thoroughly.

Pregnancy Leave Policy Upheld By Court Ruling

NEW ORLEANS UPI The Fifth Circuit affirmed a district ruling in favor of the Texas Employment Commission. Mary Ellen Schattman sued for the right to work two weeks before her due date as a labor market analyst in Austin. The court said state agencies may treat classes differently if there are valid grounds. An obstetrician testified that late pregnancy can impair a worker’s ability to perform duties and mobility, affecting co workers.

New Orleans UPI Sth Circuit Court of Appeals Mary Ellen Schattman Texas Employment Commission Austin Commission Circuit District Court M. ©. McCauley

Women Voters Decry Congress Over Busing Issue

Lucy Benson of the League of Women Voters accuses Congress and the administration of shirking duties amid hysteria over school busing. She warns that approving a constitutional amendment to ban busing for racial balance would be a disaster undoing desegregation gains since 1954.

Washington UPI League of Women Voters Congress Lucy Benson House Judiciary Subcommittee League

Keys to Easier Laundry Day CHICAGO guide for washing by fabric

A Chicago household tip sheet outlines easier laundry methods. It advises reading garment labels, sorting by fabric and color, and washing by soil level. Presoak heavily soiled items, use hot water for soil removal, and consider cold or warm preloads for delicate fabrics. It also mixes in an unusual apple potato salad recipe and a service ad note.

Chicago

Shoeshine Girl Breaks Barriers in St Louis Suburb

Debbie Bahl of Ferguson Massachusetts works as a shoeshine girl in a barber shop near St Louis. At 18 she pursues college, earning over 100 dollars to save for school while proving women can enter jobs once closed to them.

Debbie Bahl Ferguson St Louis

Renewal Deadline for Cedar Rapids Symphony Season Seats

Renewal of season subscription tickets for the 172 1973 Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra season is Friday. Renewal requests to retain current seating must be postmarked or called in by Friday. Call the Symphony office at 362 3271. Remaining seats released for public sale Monday.

Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra Symphony Office

Prostitute Photos Spark UC Berkeley Exhibit Closure

UC Berkeley art museum shuts a day showing B J Bellocq photographs of prostitutes after a protest by about a dozen women led by Ellen Shapiro and others from the National Organization for Women. Museum officials will display the protesters letter beside the pieces and close the exhibit on March 8 International Women's Day.

Bellocq New Orleans Miss Baskin Mrs. Sandor

Housewife Hid Draft Notices Faces Probation in Denver

Lynne Marie Taller 21 of Crested Butte Colorado received 60 days probation after hiding her husband s draft notices and falsely telling Selective Service he was in Alaska. She could have faced up to five years in prison and a $10 000 fine per count.

Denver Cale Selective Service Alaska Fred M. Winner Lynne Marie Taller Crested Butte Colo

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