Prairie High School to Graduate 130 Students
Prairie High School will graduate 130 seniors at 2 30 p m Sunday in John W Wall Memorial Field. John Anderson of the College Community board will present diplomas. Roger Novotny, Amoco Research Center Tulsa, will be main speaker. Seniors Diane Buresh Carl Mann and Mark Stevens speak. Top 10 students receive diplomas. Bi centennial medallions will be worn. Rev Richard Leben iecher will give invocation and benediction.
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Prairie High School
John W. Wall
John Anderson
College Community Board of Education
Roger Novotny
Amoco
Tulsa
Oklo
Diane Buresh
Carl Mann
Mark Stevens
Edward Ammala
Karen Auman
Scott Ballantyne
Marlene Barta
Roger Becker
John Blaha
Jill Brase
Michael Brecht
Cynthia Brucher
Cathy Brust
Kevin Buol
Denese Buresh
Debra Burt
Kelly Butcher
Scott Carlson
Timothy Carson
Donna Carver
Teresa Chalupsky
Joyce Chesley
Patricia Chmelicek
Cindy Cis
Cat in need seeks new home at Humane Society
A buff colored female cat three years old, house broken and good with children is available for adoption for five dollars at the Humane Society located on Mt. Vernon road SE. The society welcomes visitors daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday. The notice also lists 1976 graduating seniors by name.
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The
Humane Society
Mt. Vernon Road
Backpacking Workshop At Cedar Rapids Nature Center
Cedar Rapids area residents join Indian Creek Nature Center for a Saturday backpacking workshop from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the junction of Otis and Bertram roads. Bill Desmarais leads sessions on gear, packing, food, and camping philosophy, with an optional overnight campout priced at 1 dollar per nonmember and 50 cents per member. Reservations urged. call 362-0664.
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Cedar Rapids
Indian Creek Nature Center
Nature Center
Curtis D. Abdoudi
Otis and
Bertram Roads
Bill Desmarais
Desmarais
National Outdoor Leadership School
Lander
Wyo
Workman Faces Bartenders Association as Sheriff Hopeful
Democratic candidate Linn county Sheriff Orlie Workman addressed the Bartenders Association Tue noon. He highlighted programs he would start or expand such as a county-wide neighborhood watch, citizen band radios, women’s self defense training, improved training, and special deputies. He avoided committing to extending the drunk driving program beyond its current one year contract.
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Assn
Orlie Workman
Linn County
Workman
GOP Platform Hearing Tonight in Cedar Rapids
Residents of eastern Iowa may speak at a Republican platform hearing in Cedar Rapids at 7 30 p m at the Holiday Inn. GOP State Chairman Tom Stoner said comments will be considered for the 1976 state platform to be forwarded to the national committee. The Cedar Rapids session is one of six statewide hearings in May and is open to all interested persons.
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Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Tom Stoner
Stoner
Two Cyclists Hospitalized in Separate Crashes
Two motorcyclists were hospitalized after separate crashes. John W. Dolan Jr. 22 of Marion sustained a broken leg and facial lacerations after a collision on Maplewood drive NE. Shirley Ann Gruskey 19 was driving the other car. Percy Williams 42 suffered head lacerations in a late night crash on Twelfth avenue SW near C street. Dolan faces a charge of not maintaining control.
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John W. Dolan, Jr
McGowan Boulevard
Marion
St. Luke’s Hospital
Maplewood Drive
Dolan
Shirley Ann Gruskey
Twelfth Street
Percy James Williams
Mercy Hospital
Twelfth Avenue
C Street
Linn County Dental Society Elects Officers
Dr. William H. DeKock was installed as president at the Cedar Rapids Country Club. Officers elected include Mohamed H. Igram as president-elect Phillip J. Vesey as vice president Arthur M. Van Cleve as secretary and John C. Purdie as treasurer. Two-year board terms go to Larry A. McCray and Arlon E. Berkhof.
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William H. DeKock
Linn County Dental Society
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Mohamed H. Igram
Phillip J. Vesey
Arthur M. van Cleve
John C. Purdie
Larry A. McCray
Arlon E. Berkhof
Coffin Stealer Arrested in Tokyo Morgue Heist
Tokyo police arrested Hideo Matsuzawa 44 for stealing 10 coffins valued at 500 dollars each from Juntendo hospital morgue. He allegedly sold them to undertakers for 23 dollars on the black market. The coffins were supplied by a local funeral firm which had fired him in February.
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Tokyo
UPI
Hideo Matsuzawa
Juntendo Hospital
Matsuzawa
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Board of Education
Richard Lebeniecher
Shueyville
C.R. Nature Center
Russell Smyth
Janet Snyder
Alan Soukup
Cherryl Sovers
Jeffrey Spangler
Harry St. John
Patti Steggall
Darlin Tedrow
Roger Thompson
Debra Tilton
Steven Athoff
Barbara Vanourney
Gale Vincent
Clifford Voelker
Clarence Volesky
Diane Waid
Robert Waite
Larry White
Daniel Whitters
Elizabeth Wilford
Debra Wilson
Susan Woolstrchill
Carolyn Wolfe
Sheryl Wright
Catherine Zalesky
Patrice Zalesky
William DeKock
Pay White Yee Malloy Jewelers
Second Avenue SE
Lowelty
Killian
Ceder Rapids
Downtown Street
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