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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1976
Page
3
New York reports a learning shirt concept that uses scratch and sniff odors hidden in ink to teach basic reading skills. Shirts feature upside down letters A to F with fruit or object scents tied to each, aiming to link letter, image, and smell for early education.
Miami Beach AP reports that about 130000 Vietnamese refugees in the United States experience delayed low mood and nightmares. Dr. Jean E. Carlin notes many become low in spirits six to eight months after arrival, with reflection on trauma as homes and jobs stabilize. Dreams are seen as a normal coping process, though some require professional help as 12 to 18 month patterns may persist.
The Doxine Rapide NOW chapter chartered a bus to transport ERA supporters to a national rally in Springfield. The ride departs Greene Square at 8:30 Sunday after a short rally, with participants from National Education Assn United Auto Workers American Association of University Women and others. The rally aims to show ERA as a majority issue and will feature speakers Lily Tomlin Bella Abzug Betty Friedan and more at 1:30 pm at the state capital.
Janet Wheeland and 1422 First Aired SW students will appear in a Saturday 6 pm recital at Trinity Church of the Nazarene. Dawn Jellison will play violin, with Robin Buck Cindy Cope Tim Dubail John Gosnell Shelly Gosnell Fam Hayes Lori High Backie Horak Cathy Kraetsch Sara Moel Jenhaur Jill Yoenjan. The Melody Minors will present a specialty vocal number.
Ming Linda Hartley at 1270 Third Avenue SE was honored at a kitchen shower hosted by Rite Schraid and co-hosted by Ann Beyer and Nancy Miller for 12 guests. Miss Hartley is the May 22 bride elect of John Hey, son of the Ray Heys.
The Center for Science in the Public Interest urged FDA to require labeling on all waxed fruits and vegetables. It cited high percentages of waxed apples tomatoes and cucumbers and criticized lack of testing and enforcement. FDA cited bulk-item labeling limits and manpower constraints but said factory checks occur for permitted waxes. Dr Michael Jacobson urged labeling to help consumers and nonadditive producers.
Piano student of Marilyn Rech at 4009 Oakland Road NE presents a spring recital featuring American composers at 2 20 Sunday at 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 Alleen Miller Wendy Rosche David and Beth Altz Bonnie Holubar Joni Combellick.
Mra Richard Quetach 65 Knollwood Drive BE took office as president of the Cedar Rapids Symphony Women’s Committee at a brunch at 801 Knoll Wood Drive BE with about 100 attendees. New officers include Mrs Vernon Hudek Mrs John H Davis Jr recording secretary Mrs Dean Beer treasurer Gerry Olmstead and Karla Mason accepted the $10 000 committee check for the symphony. Office hours 8 to 5 daily until noon Saturday.
Families and Fire members are invited to Camp Hitago Hite for a Sunday Family Day. Attendees can tour the camp and learn about the summer program options while enjoying time in the woods and social activities.
A quasi event is planned near Thursday with tee off times between 7 30 and 10. A luncheon will follow at 12 80 at Leonardo’s. For Mincheer reservations, call Lean Beosy at 195 6172.
Palm Springs newspaper girl complains about being called a paperboy and dresses for award banquets. She notes many girls deliver papers and asks for respect and appropriate recognition. The column parodies a reader’s plea and ends with a joke about a shirt and tie ban.
In Aspen June NE 2001 Governor Robert Ray appoints Jill Dunn to the state commission on the status of women. Dunn will fill an unexpired term ending June 30 and then serve a four-year term. A 4 media assistant at Creswell Munsell Schubert and Zirbel Inc she is active in Republican party work.
Winners of a local bridge movement were announced on Thursday with participants Welty Waywarm Mii Thomas Mullin Mal Wartha Stroker Fira Mira Ruth Haley Kotles Leipakl and others. Second place went to Kotles Leipakl as the mt genre schedule noted a 5 30 Sunday session at Wats ty Woy.
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