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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1977
Page
8
Kirkwood Community College childcare director Pat Otis explains how family mealtime can teach self sufficiency, numbers, language, and responsibility. She urges parents to model good sanitary habits, involve children in place setting, and plan meals with children, linking nutrition and education.
Debora Hines of Toddville wed James Lawrence Hunt of Center Point at First Christian Church Center Point in a 7:30 ceremony officiated by Rev. Joe Jones. The couple's open house followed at the bride's parents home. The bride works for United Fire and Casualty. the groom for Wilson Foods.
The 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde F. Peremsky was marked with an open house on Sunday at 2405 Twelfth Avenue SE. Their son Allan C. Peremsky hosted the event at his home 2507 White Eagle Trail SE. The couple, formerly Alicia Machacek and Clyde Peremsky, wed March 26, 1927 in Waterloo and have two grandchildren.
In Saturday afternoon play at the YWCA Howell movement Martha Heald and Trudy James took first place with Ruth Helm and Dick Moenk second and Sid Liepold and Mel Smoker third. The next game is set for 7:30 Wednesday at the YWCA. Grand Slam Club results at Cedar Rapids Woman's club building show S G Blencoe and Mrs John Stamy first Ruth Helm and Mrs Fred Hull second and Mrs Maxine Brown and Burt Nardie third. Next game Tuesday at 7:30 at the Women’s club.
Lope de Vega's Star of Seville debuts Thursday in Studio 1 at Old Armory on the UI campus. Additional shows run Friday through Sunday with 8 pm curtain Thursday to Saturday and 3 pm Sunday. Tickets are free but must be reserved at the Hancher box office.
Baroque Saturday features music by Mozart and Loeillet during a 6 p.m. dinner in the Palisades room at the Commons Cornell College. The date note corrects a prior Gazette error while recalling a 10 year old Iowa abortion law reform bill by Sen. John Ely.
Violinist Eugene Fodor, in his mid-twenties, headlines a Cedar Rapids Symphony concert featuring the Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto in D major. Under conductor Richard Williams the orchestra backs his virtuosic playing with a polished, dramatic performance. The program opens with Ives Variations on America and closes with Beethoven Symphony No. 7. a second show is scheduled for tonight at 8 at the Paramount Theater.
Beethoven club and the Women's committee of the Cedar Rapids Symphony announced winners of their annual scholarships. Recipients include Mark Conroy, Calvin King, Becky Drakozal for Beethoven grants, plus Kym Speer and Kim Scharnberg for $100 Women’s Committee awards.
PEO Chapter JT will hold its meeting on Tuesday April 5 instead of March 29 as announced in the Gazette. The change affects members and scheduling for the local professional engineering organization.
The English novelist Jane Austen observes that a lady's imagination moves swiftly from admiration to love and then to matrimony in a moment. This reflects a witty generalization on romance and social expectations.
Dear Abby advises the 57 year old wife to not wait for her husband to choose between her and his new partner. She should take a six month separation and board a world cruise scheduled for June, then reassess. The letter notes lack of intimacy, a new affair, and discussions with an attorney and psychiatrist.
The Gazette announces the engagement of Miss Joan Kaylene Stoneking to Daniel Patrick Hines. Parents Rose E. Stoneking and John R. Stoneking were listed with wrong addresses in an earlier notice and the paper apologizes for the error.
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