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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1976
Page
1
New York report on scented learning T shirts that pair letters A to F with corresponding fruits and odors. The garment includes 50 million fragrance microcapsules per graphic and is designed to reinforce reading through smell and sight. Developer Herb Cohen of Learning Apparel International cites washable, durable inks and plans for math and metric shirts to follow.
Thousands of Vietnamese refugees in the United States suffer delayed low mood and recurring nightmares a year after fleeing war. Dr. Jean E. Carlin of UC Irvine notes six to eight months after arrival spirits drop, with dreams helping process trauma as refugees settle housing and jobs.
The Cedar Rapids NOW chapter chartered a bus to transport ERA supporters to a Sunday rally in Springfield Illinois. The march to the state capitol at 1 30 p m will feature Lily Tomlin Bella Abzug and Betty Friedan among speakers. Canvassers will urge support for pro ERA senators and sway opponents. An ERA Freedom Train connects from New York and other eastern cities to the rally with participants from California and beyond. Nancy M Rosone, daughter of Park Ridge residents, will wed Lt Karl M Topinka of Fort Sill Oklahoma on June 4 at Elmcrest Country Club. IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE.
Janet Wheeland students at 1422 First Street SW will perform Saturday at 6 pm inside Trinity Church of the Nazarene. Dawn Jellison plays violin while Robin Buck Cindy Cope Tim Duball John Gosnell Shelly Gosnell Pam Hayes Lori High Barbie Horak Cathy Kraetsch Sara Moel lounge Jill Moelllenhaur and Janet Yeoman perform on piano. The Melody Minors will present a specialty vocal number.
Linda Hartley of 1270 Third avenue SE was honored at a kitchen shower hosted by Rita Schmid at 2011 Falbrook drive NE with 12 guests. Co-hostesses were Ann Beyer and Nancy Miller. Hartley is the May 22 bride-elect of John Hey, son of the Ray Heys of 5916 Langdon avenue SW.
Center for Science in the Public Interest urged FDA to require labeling on all waxed fruits and vegetables. They cited apples, tomatoes, and cucumbers as widely waxed with no notices, said to affect consumer choice and potential health testing gaps. The FDA noted bulk item labeling limits and manpower constraints, while asserting checks in factories ensure permitted waxes are used.
Marilyn Rech’s piano students located at 4009 Oakland Road NE present a spring recital of American compositions at 2 30 PM Sunday in Marion First United Methodist Church. Participants include Jeff and Becky Stiles Tom and John Cammack Jeff Gorsch Roxanne Hoover Kathy Geers Brian and Mary DeSotel Christine Rucker Howard Holm Beth Jennings Dawn Thompson Timmy and Michael McCalley Michelle Kenney Alison Miller Wendy Rosche David and Beth Alitz Bonnie Holubar and Joni Combellick.
Mrs Richard Quetsch began her term as president of the Cedar Rapids Symphony Women's Committee at a brunch hosted by Barbara Bjornson with 110 attendees. New officers include Lee Baierlein as vice president and Barbara Hudek as corresponding secretary. A $10,000 committee check was presented to Karla Mason, symphony board president.
Camp Hitaga hosts Family Day on Sunday from 11 to 4 inviting Camp Fire members families and the public to share a spring day in the woods. Attendees may bring picnics as tours of the camp and information on the summer camping program are provided.
A guest day for women’s golf is scheduled next Thursday with tee-off times from 7:30 to 10. A luncheon follows at 12:30 at Leonardo’s. Reservations for lunch should be made by calling Jean Deasy at 393-6173.
A Palm Springs paper girl writes Dear Abby about being misnamed as a paperboy. She delivers to about 80 households and resents the term paperboy. Abby replies that if on time, the deliverer is blessed, and the girl is invited to accept a shirt and tie for future awards.
Jill Dunn of 2301 Aspen Lane NE has been appointed by Gov. Robert Ray to the state commission on the status of women. She will fill an unexpired term ending June 30 and then serve a four year term. Dunn is a Creswell Munsell Schubert Zirbel Inc. media assistant and active in Republican party work.
Winners of a Howell movement at Welty Way on Thursday were Mrs. Thomas Mullin with Mel Verne Smoker first, and Mrs. Ruth Helm with Mrs. Charles Leipold second. The next game is set for 5:30 Sunday at Welty Way.
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