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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1966
Page
2
Society notes glow in the dark fashion using phosphorescent vinyl fabrics. Jockeys and outfits at night gain visibility with luminous coats and accessories. Fluorescent and ultra violet tricks add glow for costumes and safety wear, from Capucci Paris to U.S. makers.
The Sigma chapter met Tuesday evening at Mrs. Robert Trunecek home. Elected officers include Carol Brock president, Donald Panek vice president, Hede Krienmer secretary, and Kay Brock treasurer.
A cosmetic claim describes smoothing the complexion with a new moist tropical oil. The Olay tropical oil treatment is said to produce a peaches and cream glow and reduce roughness for day-long beauty, aided by daily use before makeup. Margaret Merril.
Mary Maser daughter of Mrs. Lester Maser and the late Mr. Maser married Howard Fish Waterloo son of Walter Fish Fayette Sunday at 1 30 in Fayette Methodist church. The bride wore a beige suit and was attended by Delores Rhines and Ronald Maser. A reception followed at the bride’s mother's home and the couple will reside in Waterloo where Mr. Fish works for Waterloo Steel and Equipment Co.
Miss Kathleen M. Knapp daughter of Mr and Mrs Russell F Knapp of 529 Knollwood Drive SE has been selected as a Village Junior at Wellesley College Massachusetts. She will serve as the student adviser to freedmen in her dormitory next year.
A Sunday open house from 2 to 5 will honor Mrs. W G Smith who will celebrate her birthday next Tuesday. Hosts are her son Mr. and Mrs Donald E Smith of 1940 Washington Avenue SE, Stanwood.
Miss Anita Barta daughter of Emil W Barta of Cedar Rapids is elected treasurer of the Sigma Kappa social sorority at Northeast Missouri State Teachers College Kirksville Missouri where she is a junior.
Mrs. Tom Hines of 1040 Third avenue SE returned Monday from a two week vacation in Scottsdale Arizona. She traveled with her four sisters from Marshalltown.
Eight Iowa high schools participate in the 19th annual choral workshop at Iowa Memorial Union in Iowa City. Concerts run from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. with six school choirs performing and a 1:30 p.m. U of I. Choir concert directed by Professor Daniel Moe. All events are free and open to the public.
The United States arranged private air travel for Netherlands Crown Princess Beatrix and Claus van Amsberg after their Amsterdam wedding. A KC-135 converted for passengers flew from Frankfurt to Andrews Air Force Base, then a VC-140 Jetstar to Laredo Texas crossing the border. The Netherlands paid $558.79 per person for the two flights.
Students from the Boddicker School of Music present an accordion recital Friday at 8 in the YMCA little theater. Teachers Miss Pat Johnston and Miss Cathy Matus lead the performance featuring Diane Klein Lisa Nelson Kathy Thorp Mark Stratton Karen Brenneman Mike Fandel Jeff Sindelar Cheryl Sindelar Steve Sperfslage Keith Jensen Paul Jensen Bruce Walters Wayne Walters Ronny Deklotz Mike Deklotz John Phillips Kirk Findley. Lori Nelson and Lisa Nelson perform a guitar-accordion duet.
Manchester hosts the first of a nine week series for water plant operators and water pollution control plant operators. The session begins Wednesday at 7 p.m. in Firemen's Hall with about 50 attendees expected. Instructors are from the University of Iowa civil engineering department, college of medicine and state hygienic laboratory.
Gazette photos by Carl Franks document a 50 year Kappa Kappa Gamma pin presented to Mrs. Charles Kuttler at a Cedar Rapids alumnae meeting. The ceremony occurred at the home of Mrs. Minor Barnes with alumnae officers present. Mrs. Kuttler, a DePauw alumna, is honored by the Cedar Rapids and Des Moines Pi Beta Phi and Kappa alumnae groups.
Postmaster General Lawrence F. O'Brien attempted to smooth romance for a California man and his BYU girlfriend but failed. M Delano Roberts mailed a package to Bonnie J. Bishop. delay ruined plans for a Christmas proposal. Bonnie later accepted the gesture but said they would stay just friends.
Lawrence William Towner director and librarian of the Newberry library in Chicago Illinois has been elected a member of the Grinnell College board of trustees effective immediately. He was born September 10 1921 in St Paul Minnesota and is a Roosevelt High School Des Moines alumnus. He earned a BA from Cornell College Mt Vernon in 1942 an MA from Northwestern in 1949 and a PhD from Northwestern in 1955 with honorary degrees from Cornell Northwestern and Lake Forest College.
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