City Briefs and Public Notices Highlight Local Events
City Human Rights Commission to hold a public meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p.m in city hall council chambers Regular Meeting Joint County school board Monday at 8 p.m at 4401 Sixth street SW A mix of ads and notices includes a bridal service gift guide a beauty salon promotion a lawson hardware ad and a charity horse show at Hawkeye Downs Also mentions a hospital patient a scholarship award to Dayle Hager and civic notices from Temple Judah and Coe College
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Human Rights—Commission 1
Council
City Hall
Joint
County School Board
Sixth Street
Radio Amateurs Schedule Events in Cedar Valley
The Cedar Valley Amateur Radio Club announces its annual flea market and field day plans. May 21 2 4 p.m. at 1225 Twentieth Street SW with weather backup at Kirkwood Community College parking lot. May 22 7 p.m. at Civil Defense meeting room Willis Plaza Building for June Field Day. Call 363-2672 for info. A theft report notes $465.91 stolen from The Bungalow Tailor at 1302 H Avenue NE.
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Cedar Valley Amateurs Radio Club
Ralph Whited
Twentieth Street
Rej
Shelley Snyder
Shell
Willis
City Hall
Plaza Building
Solo Parents — Club
Evelyn Hanwson
Taylor
H Avenue NE
Russians Call Off Electronics Seminar
A Soviet aviation experts delegation led by Ivan Rubtsov postponed a bilateral engineering seminar on flight safety sponsored by Collins Radio Co. The sessions were to be held in New York Washington Annapolis Dallas and Cedar Rapids this week.
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Dallas
U. S
Ivan Rubtsov
Collins Radio Co
New York
Washington
Annapolis
Cedar Rapids
Two Teens Arrested in Break-In at JD's Restaurant
Nicholas D Spencer 19 of 2275 C Street SW and a 17-year-old boy were arrested early Friday on charges of breaking and entering. They allegedly entered JD's Restaurant and Lounge on Highway 30 South and stole $14 from the registers. The arrests also linked them to a theft of a $150 tarpaulin from Harper's Marine City storage garage at 426 Waconia Avenue SW. Both were held in the city jail Friday morning.
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Nicholas D. Spencer
C Street
Jd’s
Highway 30 South
Harpers Marine City
Waconia Avenue
Joint Recital To Be Given By 2 Students At Coe College
Coe college soprano Mary Gundlach and pianist Sandra Kirby will present a joint spring recital in the Daehler-Kitchen auditorium Saturday at 7 p.m. The performance is free. Gundlach, a sophomore from Council Bluffs, studies with Elizabeth Hornik and has sung with the Coe choir and Madrigal Singers, performing in the 1971 spring opera workshop and the musical Celebration. She will sing Persianate songs, French art songs, and a Mozart aria with piano and violin accompaniment, assisted by Mrs. Hornik and Betty Miller. Kirby, a Davenport junior, plays with the jazz band and concert hand, studies with Marc Taslitt, and will perform Chopin, Debussy, and Brahms works.
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Coe College
Mary Gundlach
Sandra Kirby
Coe
Daehler-Kitchen
Miss Gundlach
Council Bluffs
Elizabeth Hornik
Coe Concert Choir
Madrigal Singers
Persichetti
Marc Taslitt
Miss Kirby
Chopin
Debussy
Claire de Lune
Brahms
Cedar Rapids Students Elected to Boys State
Ten Cedar Rapids high school students were elected to attend the annual Boys State encampment June 3 to 9 at Camp Dodge near Des Moines. Sponsored by the Iowa Department of the American Legion, the event teaches state and federal government with more than 800 attendees. Delegates elected May 8 include Mike W. Sterenchuk Steve Erger from LaSalle. William L. Chadima Michael R. McDonald from Regis. Keenan W. Kelly Brian J. Awbrey from Kennedy. Kevin L. Kubik John V. Ryan from Jefferson. Steven E. Hidder Roger D. Morrow from Washington.
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Cedar Rapids
Campi Dodge
Des Moines
Iowa Department of the American Legion
Mike W. Sterenchuk
Steve Erger
LaSalle High School
William L. Chadima
Michael R. McDonald
Regis
Keenan W. Kelly
Brian J. Awbrey
Kennedy
Kevin L. Kubik
John V. Ryan
Jefferson
Stevent E. Hidder
Roger D. Morrow
Washington
Ohio House War Resolution Seeks Peace With Mexico
In Columbus the Ohio House unanimously passed a measure aimed at easing tensions from the 1846 war. The resolution urges Congress to return to Mexico captured war flags in exchange for those the Texicans took from the United States, as protests against the Vietnam War occur outside.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio House
Hursday
Congress
Mexico
United States
Plumbers Union Endorses Cedar Rapids Airport Bond Proposal
The Cedar Rapids local of the plumbers pipefitters and refrigeration fitters union Thursday unanimously endorsed the upcoming $5 million airport bond issue. President Mick Cooley warned the bond is vital to the city’s economic life, saying without the airport Cedar Rapids would stagnate and employment would drop, urging residents to support the measure at this crossroads in the city’s economic survival.
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Cedar Rapids
Light
Mick Cooley
Iowa
Cooley
Smith fined on two counts in municipal court
Lowell J. Smith of 1535 B Ave NE pled guilty to two charges in municipal court. He was fined $25 and costs on each charge for allegedly taking a generator from George Miller and trespassing on Miller property on A and B avenues between Sixth and Seventh streets NE.
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Lowell J. Smith
Bavenove NE
George Miller
Miller
B Avenue
Sixth
Seventh Street
Kuba Edward Kudd Re elected as Secretary
Edward Kudd of 1224 Second Street has been re elected to a second term as secretary of the Iowa Funeral Directors and Embalmers Assn. The election occurred during the association state convention in Des Moines this week.
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Edward Kudd
Second Street St
Iowa Funeral Directors and Embalmers Assn
Des Moines
Aletha H. Sarchett Dies at 82 in Center Point
Aletha H. Sarchett 82 a retired funeral director died Thursday at Benton nursing home Center Point She born March 12 1890 in Salina Kansas married Cato S Sarchett March 3 1912 They ran Sarchett funeral home in Center Point until 1949 Survived by two daughters a son six grandchildren seven great grandchildren Services set for Sunday at 2 30 p m at First Christian Church Center Point Friends may call Murdoch chapel after 1 p m Saturday
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Center Point
Aletha H. Sarchett
Benton Nursing Home
Saling
Kan
Cato S. Sarchett
Sarchett Funeral Home
First ‘S Christian Church
Pythsian Sisters Lodge No. 141
Milo Castek
Ed Miliken
Farmington
N.M
Leo
L. Sarchett
Grand Marais
Minn
First Christian Church
Murdoch
Williamsburg Rites For C. M. Naughton
Clarence Michael Naughton 75 of Des Moines died after a lengthy illness. Born in Parnell he worked with Checker Cab Co Nail Chevrolet Co in Iowa City and Iowa Manufacturing Co in Cedar Rapids before moving to Des Moines in 1954 to join Den Tal Ez Chair Manufacturing with his brother. Survived by son Clarence Michael Jr. of Conrad Ark sister Mrs Eldon Simmons Williamsburg and brothers J Paul Marengo and John L Des Moines. Memorials suggested to Colfax Interfaith Spiritual Center Colfax.
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Williamsburg
Clarence Michael Naughton
Des Moines
Parnell
Checker Cab Co
Nail Chevrolet Co
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Manufacturing Co
Join
Den-Tal-Ez Chair Manufacturing Co
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Temple Judah
Leo Nussbaum
Thomas Harper
Hawkeye Downs
4Th St
Woman's Club
Holland Bakery
19Th Ave
Linda Benford
Twenty-ninth Street
Mercy Hospital
Hardi Gardens
Dayle Hager
Waseca
Cedar Rapids Business Women's Assn
Roosevelt Hotel
Wednest
Cian
10Th SL
Radio Amateurs
Aftivan
18Th St
Pierson
Vientiane, Laos
Bolovens
Laos
WAY Rose and Flower Care
Bezdek’s Florists & Garden Center
Morton Vd
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General Inture
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Aletha Sarchett
C. M. Naughton
Knws Radio Presents
Fred.t. Hayashi Kiis
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Coralville Reservoir
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