University senior leads day care swim program with high school volunteers
Jean Leonard, a University of Iowa senior, organized a one to one water program at Bender Pool for eight to twelve Asbury Day Care Center youths aged 14 to 25. Volunteers from Kennedy and Washington high schools assisted, with support from Cedar Rapids instructors and pool staff. The group, many trainables, enjoyed basic aquatic activities aimed at improving motor skills and confidence. plans for a summer continuation were undecided.
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University of Iowa
Kennedy
Washington
Asbury Day Care Center
Twenty-sixth Avenue
Bender Pool
Fourteenth Avenue SE
Jean Leonard
Logan
Cedar Rapids
Asbury Center
Jane Boyd Community House
Jean
Washington and Kennedy High School
Robert Loss
Pawnee Drive
Steve Miller
Elaine Drive
Miss Leonard
John C. Walker
Red Cross
Gazettes
Tom Merryman
Asbury
Fourteenth Avenue
Tim Allen
Ninth Street
Tom Darrow
Seventh Street
Tom
Delirium tremens explained and related questions
A medical dialogue explains that delirium tremens is usually due to heavy alcohol use and includes confusion fear and hallucinations not typical heart attack. It notes DTs can occur after drinking or other illnesses and mentions other symptoms and contributing conditions.
Memorial Day Closures and YWCA Activities
Observance of Memorial Day closes the YWCA building Monday with activities resuming Tuesday. Tennis, family swims, solo parents potluck, and club picnics are planned through Friday. Registrations open for tennis and guitar lessons starting June 5. fees vary by class and membership.
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YWCA
Coe College
C. M
Free swim tests for new VW program participants announced
Free tests for children new to the VW swim program will be held Tuesday 4 to 5, Wednesday 5:45 to 6:45, June 6 4 to 5, and June 7 5:45 to 6:45. Registration for the first summer session opens June 5 at 10. The session runs June 12 to June 23. A complete listing of classes will appear in The Gazette next Sunday.
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Gazette
Law Stenerson Vows In Marion First Baptist Church
Miss Gail Elaine Law and Gary LeRoy E. Stenoson wed at First Baptist Church in Marion with 250 guests. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Law, wore Chantilly lace gown. the groom is a senior at Iowa State University. They will reside at 904 Eleventh Street NE.
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Gail Elaine Law
Sherman St
Gary LeRoy E. Stenersons
Nineteenth Avenue
Marion
First Baptist Church
Wayne Shireman
Charles T. Law
Springville
Brenda Law
Deborah Stenerson
Michael Stenerson
Gary Lyon
Hinsdale, Ill
Raleigh Bagby
James Knips
Steven Harms
Stenerson
Kirkwood Community College
Perpetual Savings and Loan Assa
Iowa State University
Stenersons
Eleventh Street
Rainbow Girls Assembly No 11 Plans Memorial Service
Rainbow Girls Assembly No 11 members meet at the Masonic temple at 12 15 today to drive to West Branch for a memorial service at 1 00 pm followed by tea at Miss Bonnie Parrish home 2429 First street SW from 3 to 6. A practice for officers pages and choir comes at 9 am Saturday at the Masonic temple with a 1 pm business meeting. Bonnie Parrish was installed as worthy advisor Saturday at 7 pm in the Masonic temple with officers Gail Wade Linda Wall Connie Parrish and Shari Thompson named. Mrs Brenton Barnett is mother advisor and Mrs Ben Baggerly grand deputy rainbow dad is Harry Hograbe.
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Masonic Temple
West Branch
Bonnie Parrish
First Street
Gail Wade
Linda Wall
Charity
Connie Parrish
Hope
Shari Thompson
Faith
Brenton Barnett
Ben Baggerly
Rainbow
Harry Hograbe
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Walker
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de Soto Bend National Wildlife Refuge
Council Bluffs
S. L. Andelman
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Dr. Andelman
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2Nd Avenue
Bonet Sease S Exteri Fai ° Wedinee
Realets
Ie Free Halk
Barney's
15Th Street Alley
S&h
Prin Eline
Center Point Road
Vernon Village Shopping Center
Law-Stenerson
Mrs. Stenerson
Rainbow Girls
Assembly
Grandpa
Grandma
Shugart
Cologo
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