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Cedar Rapids Gazette in Cedar Rapids, Iowa

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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1970

Page

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Science Fair Officials To Meet Monday

A final pre fair meeting of all chairmen and board of directors of the Eastern Iowa Science fair will be Monday at 7 30 p m in Regis high school. The fair will be held March 21 and 22 in the Moray Eby fieldhouse at Coe college. Over 140 entries have been received for the four divisions physical and biological sciences for both junior and senior high students. The top two senior high exhibitors will receive an expense paid trip to compete in the International Science fair in Baltimore May 10 to 15. The exhibit area at the fair will be open to the public without charge both days. The fair is sponsored by a non profit volunteer organization with the board of directors including educators engineers physicians housewives scientists and professors.

Regis High School Moray Eby Coe College Baltimore

Fly growth estimate would blanket the earth in feet of flies

UPI reports that if a single pair of houseflies produced offspring that survived and bred for six months there would be 191 quintillion offspring. The National Geographic cites the calculation as illustrating rapid insect population growth.

Washington UPI National Geographic

Sheet Metal Workers Credit Union Elects New Officers

Richard A. Worrell of 2928 Alleghany Drive NE was re elected president. Ted J. Lindeken is vice president, Jane E. Conrad secretary, Donald P. Davis treasurer. New board members are Edward F. Handley John J. Berndsen James E. Doyle and John Hendricksmeyer.

Richard A. Worrell Alleghany Drive Sheet Metal Workers Credit Union Ted J. Lindeken Jane E. Conrad Donald P. Davis Edward F. Handley John J. Berndsen James E. Doyle John Hendricksmeyer

UCS Board Sets Election After Clarifying Representation

United Community Services resolved definitions of adequate minority and low income representation with help from Frank Magid research. The board will elect new directors next Wednesday at 4 p.m. and will seek nominees including three minority members and low income candidates.

United Community Services UCS Cleo Edwards Magid Mark Boedeker Magid Report Johnson Dr. Griffith Hawkeye Dr. Harris Dr. Grant

Kentucky Bourbon Family Keeps 1795 Tradition On Lake

Baker Beam and Booker sample water from Beam’s lake as the sixth generation of a Kentucky family continues the 1795 Bourbon tradition. The limestone spring feeds a crystal clear source used in the historic distilling process.

Baker Beam Booker Beam Kentucky Jacob Beam Jacob James B. Beam

Cedar Rapids Staff Attend Chicago Music Conference

Two Cedar Rapids educators depart Friday for the Music Educators National Conference in Chicago. Terrence Carlson coordinates music education and Lovella Ewoldt coordinates elementary music, attending the event at the Conrad Hilton hotel from Friday through Tuesday.

Cedar Rapids Chicago Terrence Carlson Lovella Ewoldt Conrad Hilton

Royal Visit Opens Norwegian Thai Trade Talks

Crown Prince Harald and Princess Sonja arrived in Bangkok for a four day royal visit to promote Norwegian Thai trade and strengthen ties with Thailand.

Bangkok Thailand Norway Harald Sonja

Coe Band Back From Tour Plans Sunday Concert

Coe college concert band of 80 returns from a three day tour of Iowa and Illinois to perform Sunday at 8 30 p m in Sinclair auditorium. Programs feature Milhaud Ives Gershwin Christiansen trombone pieces and a solo by Jerry Owen. The stage band and director Jerry Owen join in part of the concert. Thomas C Slattery guides the group with future Iowa Bandmasters and Europe study tours on the horizon.

Iowa Illinois Coe College Sinclair Auditorium Darius Milhaud Charles Ives George Gershwin James Christiansen Jerry Owen Coe Alexander Columbia Creatore Thomas C. Slattery Iowa Bandmaster’s Assn Des Moines Europe

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