Kicking Up Their Heels Keeps Them Feeling Young
John and Helen Malone teach ballroom dancing at Kirkwood Community College in Cedar Rapids. They guide hundreds of adults in conventional ballroom steps to boost confidence and social ease while emphasizing couples dancing and leadership roles. The couple, active in square and round dance communities, balance teaching with club leadership and travel to conventions across the country.
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John Malone
Malone
John
Helen
Third Avenue
Kirkwood Community College
Kirkwood
Malones
Iowa
Assn
Waterloo
USO
Monterey
Calif
Trudy
LaSalle
FMC Corp
Cedar Rapids
Helen Malone
Hayes School
McHugh Engagement Corrected in Oak Brook Notice
Ronald B. Moucka fiancé of Kath erine McHugh is director of recreation in Oak Brook Illinois and assistant director of the Oak Brook park district. The Gazette announcement had his employment listed wrong. The couple will marry June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald B. Moucka
Katherine McHugh
Oak Brook
Oak Brook Park District
Bridge News Winners From Mitchell And Howell Games
Bridge winners listed for Mitchell movement at Welty Way include North south first Mrs R B Golembiewski and Phillip Arnell, second Mrs C R Swarzentruber and John Butcher. East west winners were Royce McCray and Myron Kelly first, Michel Kelly second. National charity game set for Thursday at 7 30. Bob's Club Howell movement at YWCA winners Richard Moenk and Lorraine Golembiewski first, Lou Harrington and Bruce Thiher second, Bruce Cuthbertson and Joe Verbick third. Next game 7 15 Wednesday at YWCA with a duplicate newcomers game. Grand Slam Club Howell movement at Cedar Rapids Woman's Club Friday winners Mrs George Jenkins and LuAnne Smittkamp first, Mrs Mel Verne Smoker and Joe Verbick second. Club championship planned 7 30 Tuesday at Woman's Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Welty Way
R.B. Golembiewski
Phillip Arnell
C.R. Swarzentruber
John Butcher
Royce McCray
Myron
Michel Kelly
Bob
Howell
YWCA
Richard Moenk
Lorraine Golembiewski
Lou Harrington
Bruce Thiher
Bruce Cuthbertson
Joe Verbick
Cedar Rapids
Woman's Club
George Jenkins
LuAnne Smittkamp
Mel Verne Smoker
Dear Abby Open Marriage Debate Sparks Letter Share
Dear Abby faces a reader prompt about open marriages and monogamy. A correspondent and his wife describe 28 years of monogamy followed by opening their marriage to others and claim renewed happiness, while Abby maintains marriage as a sacred two person covenant and cautions against group sexual arrangements. The reader also mentions obtaining Abby's booklet and includes a mailing request.
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Abby
IWY State Conference Issues at Cedar Rapids Meeting
Cedar Rapids hosts an outreach meeting for the International Women's Year outlining June conference plans in Des Moines. Topics include non-traditional professions, elder care, a women’s credit union, and welfare issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
IWY
Des Moines
Women’s Credit Union
ADC
IWY Iowa Coordinating Committee
Veteran’s Auditorium
Iowa Committee
Iowa
Norma Mathews
Judi Lindt
Davenport
Mexico
Sen
Minnette Doderer
Iowa City
Peg Anderson
Cedar Falls
Joan Lipsky
Lindt
Job Service of Iowa
University of Iowa
Mathews
Houston
Fifty Years for Mozart Club Milestone marked by founders at YWCA
Mozart Junior Music club celebrated its 50th anniversary with a program at the YWCA. Honored guests included founders Genevieve Peiffer and Eleanor Houts, pictured with former member James Jenkins and club president Thea Knight.
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Mozart Junior Music Club
YWCA
Genevieve Peiffer
Upland Drive
Eleanor Houts
Washington Avenue
James Jenkins
Nineteenth Street NW
Thea Knight
Center Street
Mozart Club
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McHugh Engagement
Bridge News
West Side Club
Abigail van Buren
Lasky Drive
Beverly Hills
Hlitton
3Rd Ave
Financial Service of Control Data Corporation
Center Point Road
N.E
Ann Schrader
Gazette
Jean Lloyd-Jones
Irene Munoz
Muscatine
Nancy Ratcliff
Mary Merz
Eer Rel
Hach Bros. CO. Inc
First Street
S.E
Carpetland
Scotchgard
Center Pt. Rd
1St Ave
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