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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1972
Page
8
An all day Kirkwood Community college conference on The Status of Women drew about 80 attendees. Panels explored power structure and societal sex stereotyping, with Edna Herbst and Joan Lipsky arguing for women’s inclusion in decision making and leadership roles.
Panelists discuss how advertising portrays women as flat characters and urge unity as women rather than through men's relationships. Speakers urge concrete actions, including cross group coffee sessions and workshops on General Awareness and Women and Work. For details contact the Women's Center in Iowa City.
Miss Susan Lagerquist daughter of Mr and Mrs Don Lagerquist was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs Carl J Morrison. Co hostess to the 18 guests was Mrs Ray R Anderson. A second party Saturday evening honored Miss Lagerquist with 15 guests. She and her fiancé David Anderson will be married April 21.
Susan Kay McAnally, daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas P Meis, married Gregory R Hippert, son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Hippert, in a Friday evening nuptial at Hippert's home conducted by Justice of the Peace Glen Powers. Attendants were Mr and Mrs James Secor. Hippert is employed by Allied Glass Products.
Jim Jenkins, ninth grade pianist at Roosevelt Junior High, won the Mozart Club Summer Camp award after auditions held Saturday. Alternate Janet McMillan, eighth grade violinist at McKinley Junior High, is daughter of Ernest and McMillan.
New York Woolworth floor coverings adviser Kaye Walker urges colorful decorating. She suggests planning the color scheme around the rug and drawing draperies and upholstery from carpet colors. She promotes bold, nontraditional pairings while noting room dimensions should guide brightness or darkness.
A UPI report from Manila notes a sociological study by the State University of the Philippines finding urban residents curtail courtship. Sociologist Belen Meda says shorter courtships skip traditional consultations with relatives and dowry negotiations as well as the services expected of a groom in the bride’s home.
Bridge West Side Club reports Mitchell movement winners for Sunday at Welty Way with north south pair R B Golembiewski and Clyde Nowlin taking first and Joe Verbick with Dave O Deen second. east west Jim Boatman and John Wust first, Richard Clinite and William Kochneff second. Saturday at the YWCA sees Vernon Hendryx with Frank Zeman first, K V Harrington with Joe Verbick second. Tait Cummins and Dr S S Ortega lead east west with Richard Moenk and Bert Champlin second. Two club championships set for Wednesday 7 30 and Saturday 12 30.
Miss Joan Ann Nunemaker of 2050 Carolina drive NE was honored at a miscellaneous bridal shower Sunday at Miss Betsy Schulte’s home 226 Fourteenth street NE. Miss Nune maker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Nunemaker, is the April 22 bride elect of John D. Houser, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Houser of 2453 First Street SW. Twenty five guests attended the shower.
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