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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1981

Page

10

Senior to discuss project at national science meeting

Leslie Bruch, a Washington senior from 3400 Sheridan Drive SE, will represent Iowa high school students at the National Science Engineering and Humanities Symposium at West Point this spring. She will discuss her medical laboratory research project titled The Role of Super Oxide Dismutase. Bruch was a participant in the Iowa Secondary Student Training Program last summer and earned an oral presentation at the Iowa Science Engineering and Humanities Symposium in February.

Washington Iowa West Point Leslie Bruch Bruch Sheridan Drive

Film festival showings in Cedar Rapids Iowa City

The top 30 films from the 1980 American Film Festival will be shown in Cedar Rapids and Iowa City from Monday through March 14. Each film will be shown at both cities with a schedule across Washington High School, Coe College, Cedar Rapids Art Center, Kirkwood, Grant Wood AEA, West High School, University of Iowa and Coralville. Sponsored by Grant Wood with contact Kathryn Lamont at 399 6754 or 1 800 332 8488.

Cedar Rapids Iowa City Washington High School Little Theatre Coe College Hickock Hall Cedar Rapids Art Center Kirkwood Community College Benton Hall Grant Wood Area Education Agency West High School University of Iowa Shambaugh Grant Wood Coralville Kathryn Lamont

Cedar Rapids students win high regional honors in office education

Nearly 40 Cedar Rapids area students earned place rankings at the Office Education regional contest held at Kennedy High School. First place winners include Karla Libbert, Sue Pegarick, Jayne Danker, Krista Irish, Sabra Harris, Lonie Goldsberry, Deanna Edberg, Therie Cutchlow, Shelley Lavely, Teresa O Connor, and Diana Edaburn, among others from Jefferson Kennedy and Washington high schools.

Cedar Rapids High School Office Education Kennedy High School Karla Libbert Montclair Drive Jefferson High Sue Pegarick Jacelyn Drive Jefferson Jayne Danker Kingswood Lane Kennedy High Krista Irish 10Th Ave Hiawatha Kennedy Sabra Harris E Ave Washington High Lonie Goldsberry Llth St. NW Deanna Edberg Asbury Lane Therie Cutchlow 11Th Ave Washington Shelley Lavely Eighth St. NW Teresa O’connor Cedar Rapids Diana Edaburn Route Denise de Carlo Marion

Capitol Display Shows Five Cedar Rapids Students Art

Youth Art Month features five Cedar Rapids elementary students with six entries among 100 statewide selections. Rick Boone Emily Burger Jeffrey Cohn Kevin Donaldson and Julius Gruskey are showcased in the east wing of the Capitol with Margery Stell as their art instructor at Tyler Elementary.

Cedar Rapids State Capitol Rick Boone C St Emily Burger Second Ave Jeffrey Cohn Heatheridge Drive Kevin Donaldson Julius Gruskey Fourth Ave

Tucson Dates Founding to 1775 Presidio Start

The article notes Tucson Arizona dates its founding from the 1775 Spanish Presidio of Tucson near San Xavier del Bac. It explains the U S Constitution uses decennial censuses to apportion House seats among states.

Tucson Arizona Presidio of Mission San Xavier del Bac U.S House of Representatives

Education News Roundup and Local Talent Events

Monthly Cedar Rapids meeting highlights Great Books and Future Bowl demonstrations by area students and Linn-Mar Junior High teams. Kenwood Elementary to host a second annual talent show with 90 students and 22 staff. Annie Sullivan Award grants $50 bonds to six regional students for aiding the handicapped. Physics Olympics at Coe College Fieldhouse features windmill and wind tunnel events with Monticello and Cedar Rapids teams winning top honors and state bids in Ames. Multiple St Jude students win AAA Poster Contest with cash prizes up to 50 dollars per first place winner.

Cedar Rapids Association of Talented and Gifted Pierce Independence Linn-Mar Kenwood Elementary U.S Grant Wood Area Education Agency Annie Sullivan Helen Keller Grant Wood Administrator’s Council Benton Cedar Iowa Johnson, Jones, Linn Washington Grant Wood Coe College Monticello Cedar Rapids St. Jude’s School American Automobile Association Karen Pieray Cedar Drive Nancy Olson Julia Ann Drive Paul Swenka Sue Lane Cheryl Koranda 31St St. NW Shannon Karr 27Th St Jill Kadera Second Ave Troubador Mancilla Quail Court SW

Books Have It So Do We Conference Speakers Set

A March 21 conference at Kennedy High School features illustrator Ed Emberley author Stella Pevsner and UC Davis lecturer Maryann Gatheral. Emberley presents Ant Dancers and Spaghetti Mice and holds Caldecott credentials. Pre registration 12 dollars includes lunch with mail registrations due March 11 to Donna Schlampp.

Kennedy High School Maryann Gatheral University of California In Davis Stella Pevsner Palatine Ill Ed Emberley Emberley Ipswich Mass Caldecott Award Drummer Hoff Donna Schlampp Nixon Elementary School Northwood Drive Hiawatha Cedar Rapids

Bands Compete in Kidney Radiothon at Lindale Mall

Local country and western groups will perform all day Sunday March 8 in Lindale Mall to aid the Kidney Foundation of Iowa. The Radiothon, tied to KHAK Radio, will feature a public vote for winners and an eight hour nationwide over the air broadcast by KH Radio with hosts including national country stars.

Lindale Mall Kidney Foundation of Iowa Khak Radio Radiothen KH Radio

Spring fashion at Think Leather Lawson and Lindale Mall

Lawson Ltd showcases leather and cloth handbags with matching accessories for spring outfits. Bed and Bath Shop at Lindale Mall introduces new home decor items and new owners Dick and Carolyn Epp. Gift certificates valid at 90 Lindale Mall stores, available at City National Bank or mall office.

Lawson Ltd Lindale Mall Dick and Carolyn Epp Bed and Bath City National Bank Mall

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