No jackpots at Nevada hospital therapy slot machine
Eleanor Bogle, a patient in the occupational therapy department at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital, uses a new slot machine device to strengthen her muscles and improve finger coordination while therapist Chuck Scharm watches. No jackpots are involved.
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Eleanor Bogle
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Chuck Scharm
How To Raise Kids Three Things Parents Can't Force
A columnist responds to a reader about stigma on quiet children and how to encourage participation at home. The discussion then shifts to toilet training and bed wetting, noting this topic will be continued in the next column.
Focus CUS Goes to Focus on Child Toilet Training
Advice stresses that toilet training cannot be rushed. Wait for 18 to 24 months maturity and avoid forceful methods. Early pressure risks bed wetting, anxiety, and damaged self esteem, so parents should ease into training and seek guidance from The Gazette.
Twin Treats From Cedar Rapids Symphony Finale
The Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra closed its 1977 78 season with Beethovens Choral Symphony and the premiere of An American Song by Linda Williams with verse by Paul Engle. A strong chorus and stellar soloists sang the finale Ode to Joy as the audience gave a standing ovation.
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Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra
Richard Williams
Linda Williams
Paul Engle
Douglas Duncan
Williams
Paramount Theatre For the Performing Arts
Local Couple Hosts Shower for Miss Wagner
Miss Janis Wagner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ervine A. Wagner, received guests at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. Harold Pernicka and co-hostess Mrs. Donald Washburn. The event honored her ahead of a June 17 marriage to Kenneth Bornong of Gilbertville.
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Janis Wagner
Third Ave
Harold Pernicka
E Ave
Donald Washburn
Miss Wagner
Ervine A. Wagner
Eighth Ave
Kenneth Bornong
Joseph Bornong
Gilbertville
Newly Elected Officers of Transatlantic Brides and Parents Association
On this date in 1977 President Carter met in Geneva with President Hafez Assad of Syria to discuss Middle East issues. Ivy Pameticky is chairperson and Billy Nash serves as secretary treasurer of the Transatlantic Brides and Parents Association.
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Transatlantic Brides and Parents Association
Ivy Pameticky
Billy Nash
Carter
Geneva
Hafez Assad
Syria
Middle East
Winners announced in Midwest Chaparral Poets contest
The Midwest Federation of Chaparral Poets announced winners from a wartburg College event held Saturday. In serious verse first place tied between Mrs. Charles E Wolfe and Mrs. E V Gay. Irma Dovey second. Mrs A E Heinrich and Miss Dovey honorable mention. Pattern poem first prize to Mrs Gay. Mrs Jerry Bys honorable mention. Special contest saw Miss Dovey first and Mrs Gay honorable mention. Light verse top places went to Mrs Gay second, Mrs Bys third, and Mrs Wolfe honorable mention.
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Midwest Federation of Chaparral
Wartburg College
Charles E. Wolfe
E.V. Gay
Irma Dovey
A.E. Heinrich
Miss Dovey
Gay
Jerry Bys
Bys
Wolfe
Maya Kyla, Pioneer Dancer, Dies at 68
Maya Kyla, renowned modern dancer who studied with Martha Graham and Agnes DeMille, died Friday in Santa Monica at age 68. A New York City native, she moved to California three decades ago. The AP notes also that Sir James Barrie was born in 1860.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Maya Kyla
Martha Graham
Agnes DeMille
New York City
California
Secretaries Elect Officers At Iowa Legal Secretaries Meet
During the 10th annual convention in Amana from May 5 to 7, Deane M. Stewart of Cedar Rapids was installed as second vice president and Frances Mussett of Marion was named state chairman of the Day in Court committee. Cedar Rapids chapter won third in history book and bulletin contests. Davenport chosen as 1979 convention site.
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Iowa Association of Legal Secretaries
Amana
Deane M. Stewart
30Th St. SE
Frances Mussett
Ridge Drive
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Mexico Eyes Gas Sale to U S Below Hoped Price
U S officials say Mexico must sell its natural gas to the United States at about $1.75 per thousand cubic feet, well below Mexico’s $2.70 asking price. Talks in Mexico City last week failed to reach a compromise as diplomats assess limited alternative buyers.
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Washington
USS
Mexico
United States
Mexico City
U.S
State Department
Mother's Day reflections and a wedding note in Dear Abby
In a Dear Abby column a longtime crafts instructor in a senior home laments the Mother's Day ads and living conditions for residents two in a room. A reader recounts wedding gift etiquette and a warning about a delayed thank you. Abby offers context on nursing homes and a pop culture booklet offer. On this date in 1957 Ngo Dinh Diem addressed Congress in Washington.
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Abby
Mother
Ngo Dinh Diem
South Vietnam
U.S. Congress
Washington
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