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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1969
Page
14
In Dundee and eight Omaha district schools volunteer mothers run a skill enrichment program. They trained 10 months and invest $88 for books and materials, helping 38 children in five months gain about a year of reading.
Abby answers a mother noting a six month couple may still be in love despite faults and predicts a realistic marriage. The second letter from a Hausfrau scolds weekend shopping habits and defends home life while challenging working wives.
In a Howell movement at the YWCA on Saturday night, Mrs. L. W. Busby and Mrs. F. G. Johnson won first place, while Mrs. Charles Leipold and Mrs. W. E. Eyman took second.
New York AP reports Mrs Richard M Nixon has been named honorary president of the Girl Scouts of America. The President's daughters Patricia and Julie are current Girl Scouts, continuing a 1917 tradition of wives of presidents holding the post.
Miss Carol Marie Achterberg and Terry Allen Williams wed in a 6 30 p m ceremony at St Stephen s Lutheran church with Rev Robert Stohlman officiating. The couple will reside at 1534 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids where both attend Area Ten Community College.
Miss Irma Dovey, principal at Hayes School, was honored Sunday at a surprise birthday dinner hosted by the Hayes staff and their families. The event thanked her for her guidance over the years, with guest Miss Catherine Eckstein, Cleveland School principal, also in attendance.
Adele Rogers, wife of Secretary of State William P. Rogers, was elected trustee of the Frank E. Gannett foundation, replacing her husband who resigned after his appointment to President Nixon's cabinet. Paul Miller, president of the foundation and Gannett Co., Inc., announced the new trustee. William Rogers previously served as a trustee and Gannett director.
Italian fashion figure Princess Luciana Pignatelli is closing her dress design business in Rome amid a complicated romance with Bertie von Stohrer. The news suggests signals she sought to end their relationship months ago as she ends her couture venture.
Dick Rosen attends the Leonard Bernstein and Jennie Tourel concert at Carnegie Hall. The event headline highlights the performance lineup and venue in a lively midcentury cultural note.
CHICAGO AP A new program starts Monday as about 100 traffic policemen begin the Operation Weigh-In. Chief Hamilton W. Pool says the drive follows reports of officers appearing overweight and those failing the test will be ordered to count calories and jog.
Ella Weaver of Iowa City married Wyatt E. Maupin at St. Pauls Methodist Church in a Saturday ceremony. Dr. Glenn McMichael officiated 11 o clock service with Mr. and Mrs. John Rosche as attendants. The couple, now on a southern trip, will reside at 2633 Country Club Parkway SE.
During a meeting last week Dr. Alfred J. Cantor of Flushing New York described a method to remove hemorrhoids without pain or blood loss using an injected tissue adhesive that robs the hemorrhoid of its blood supply.
Classified notice urges readers to call 369-1234 to place want ads for selling items no longer needed. The short notice highlights a simple phone method to reach buyers quickly.
Leonard Cushin of Malott Washington, aged 82, built his first skis in six decades using his old method of selecting fir boards bending tips with steam and hand tools. He uses the skis now mainly to check cattle as heavy snow blocks roads and hunts in Methow valley history.
A 402 girdle with science fibers offers a permanently stiff nylon front panel and contouring side panels. The Lycra spandex blend foundation girdle and pant versions claim comfort with slimming power. sold at Armstrong's Foundation Dept on the second floor.
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