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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1977

Page

4

Registration At Central YMCA for Cedar Rapids Soap Box Derby

The Cedar Rapids Soap Box Derby Assn announces a trip to the national finals for all entrants from Eastern Iowa. Registration and information day is planned Saturday at 1 30 p m at the Central YMCA. Parents and youths aged 10 to 15 are invited to attend to learn details and inspect a previous car.

Cedar Rapids Soap Box Derby Assn Iowa Jaycees and Derby Assn Central Ymca Knight Cedar Rapids Akron Derby Assn

Butterfly found alive in snow blower at Hawthorne Hills garage

A yellow and black swallow tail butterfly sought refuge in a heated garage at Hawthorne Hills apartments 2263 C street SW. Gary Anderson maintenance man at the complex found the butterfly alive Monday inside a snow blower on the premises.

Hawthorne Hills C Street Gary Anderson Thirty-sixth Street

Famous Ape Movie Twice at Cedar Rapids Library

The 1931 ape film featuring Fay Wray will be shown twice at the Cedar Rapids Public Library next week. Mrs. Doris Wilcox, head of the audio visual department, notes a distributor restriction on naming the movie. Showings are 7 p.m. in the children's basement with 50 seats, free admission.

Cedar Rapids Cedar Rapids Public Library Doris Wilcox Fay Wray New York City

Hawkeye Labor Council to Sponsor Public Medical Tests

The Hawkeye Labor Council offers a public testing program starting Monday at the Village Inn Motel on 100 F Avenue NW. Tests include hearing, glaucoma eye, vision, lung capacity, ECG, chest X-ray, blood pressure, and blood and urine analyses with fees of 50 dollars for men, 55 for women, and 20 per child with discounted group rates for multiple children.

Hawkeye Labor Council Village Inn F Avenue NW National Health Services Company Labor Council Frank Reynolds

Salvation Army Needs Books For Pickup Service

Salvation Army seeks donations of books to boost its pickup service serving Cedar Rapids and 17 Northeast Iowa counties. Lt. Edwin Seger says current book supply is low and hospitals and institutions are often in need. Books are sold at Red Shield stores to help affordable access. Pickup also collects newspapers furniture appliances clothing glassware toys and other usable items with 24 hour access at 365-1491. On this date in 1836 Texas proclaimed independence from Mexico.

Salvation Army Edwin Seger Army Seger Red Shield Men’s Social Service Center United Way Cedar Rapids Iowa

Watch Those Fake Checks Watch Those Fake Checks

The Iowa attorney general warns retailers about facsimile checks redeemable only for stainless cookware. Janet Whitney says the International Mail Order Co of Norman Oklahoma has mailed $200 look alike checks with promo material. Some clerks have cashed them at face value despite the restriction.

Iowa

Cedar Rapids invites parents to visit P E classes

Parents of elementary and junior high students in the Cedar Rapids Community School District are invited to visit physical education classes through Monday as part of National Physical Education and Sport Week. The event is sponsored by the American Alliance for Health Physical Education and Recreation and emphasizes movement skills learning, sports skills, team sports, and lifetime activities.

Cedar Rapids Community School The American Alliance For Health, Physical Education, and Recreation

Regis High School offers pre registration sessions Thursday

Pre registration for the 1977 78 school year at Regis high school runs Thursday from 8 30 am to 4 30 pm in the school gym. Staff will answer questions about courses and help plan the year for sophomores juniors and seniors with a parent accompaniment schedule by surname and a 10 registration fee due. Special freshmen sessions are set for March 28 and 29 in the evening.

Regis High School Donald Klein Cedar Rapids-Marion

Distributive Education Honors to Students

Cedar Rapids area high schools honored at the seventh annual distributive education leadership conference at Kirkwood Community College. More than 100 students competed, with first to third place listed by category and featuring numerous students from Jefferson, Kennedy, and Washington High Schools in events ranging from marketing terms to public speaking and display judging.

Cedar Rapids Kirkwood Community College Mike Ilten Jefferson Jeff Carlson Kennedy Robbin Huggins Laurie Power Clem Wisely Sue Vecerka Harland Pomeroy Craig Koontz Washington D.C DECA Jill Cocciola Kim Bendixsen Kathy Klocke Bev Barg Rick Dawson Amy Lightner Food Service Lorraine Cherry Kim Streeper Dot Roland Janet Shelton

Cedar Rapids Music Contest Draws 3000 Students

More than 3,000 students from 47 Cedar Rapids public and parochial schools compete in a city instrumental contest at Jefferson High School. The event runs 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. with no admission charge and schedules in the main office. Grades K through 12 perform on piano strings woodwind brass and percussion. Jefferson band parents provide snacks and lunches in the cafeteria.

Cedar Rapids Jefferson High School Jefferson Band

Nature Center Open House and Hike kicks off spring events

Indian Creek Nature Center hosts Backwater Woodies day Saturday from 1 to 5 p.m. Cedar Rapids artist Jim Landenberger will sign prints of his watercolor Backwater Woodies donated to the center. Sunday 2 to 4:30 p.m. features a Pre Spring Stretcher hike with an optional film slideshow Discovering the Forest. Fees 75 cents non members, free for members. Children welcome with adult. Visitor brochure and calendar available by calling 362 0664. Located at Otis and Bertram roads in southeast Cedar Rapids.

Indian Creek Nature Center Cedar Rapids Jim Landenberger Landenberger Nature Center Otis and Bertram Roads

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