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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1977
Page
16
Atlanta AP report profiles Susie LaBord a resident of a housing project who travels to lobbying events when she is in town and spends most of her time in the community.
Miss Barbara J. Warren, daughter of Mrs. Ardis Ash, will wed George A. Patschke on June 4 in Marion. A bridal shower hosted by Leslie Van Hoosen at 1110 Elm drew twenty guests, with the couple living at 520 Eighth Avenue.
Because Memorial Day falls on Monday the regular Family Focus deadline for the Sunday paper moves to noon Friday. All material for the June 5 issue must be submitted to the Family Focus office by Friday noon.
In Boston a Massachusetts banking department consumer complaint office uses two part time workers, Paul Horwitz and Nancy Danson, as part of a broader push for flexible hours. Officials say part time jobs attract homemakers, students, and others, with Massachusetts leading state efforts and Maryland following. The program aims to improve efficiency and meet new lifestyle demands.
Beverly A Kadlee piano students at 2012 Glen Elm Drive NE will present a Friday recital in the YWCA Beethoven room. Elementary soloists perform at 7 pm and junior and senior high at 8 pm with a long list of performers including Brian Schatz and Susan Brown among others.
The 1977 78 Cedar Rapids Children’s Theater Officers were chosen at a Wednesday meeting hosted by Kay Jackson. Gale Beer was named president with Ann Bey as president-elect and Terry Roeniig as treasurer. Newly elected board members include Marcia Holley Mary Cottingham Dawn Carney Marilyn Watson Jo Carlson Debbie Roberts Jan Ransom Joanne Peterson and Helen Beard.
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