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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1976
Page
8
Registrations are open for swimming and tennis classes at the YWCA with new summer hours. Swim begins the week of June 7 for children 6 to 12 with various schedule blocks and age groups. preschool classes for 3 to 6 meet twice weekly for five weeks under the VW program.
An August 7 wedding is planned by Kay Ellen Sheneberger of 208 Blairs Ferry road NE and Dwight Leo Wicke. The bride elect is daughter of Eunnett and 1616 Center street NE. the groom is son of Mrs. Viasia Wick and the late Leo Wicke. The couple will wed at St Patrick's Catholic Church.
King's Daughters Linn County Union meets Thursday at 10 at Central Park United Presbyterian Church with officers to be installed by Mrs Hern Bradfield. Junior members as guests. Neomt hostess Wednesday. Friendly Service group plans Tuesday at Berzinski's Marion with devotions. Servier Seekers picnic Tuesday at Ella Park pavilion. Office hours posted 8 to 3 daily until Saturday noon.
Miss Linda G Lewis of Coralville and Philip F Burns of Kansas City announce their engagement. She is daughter of Mr and Mrs John C Lewis of 2010 Richard Drive NE. he is son of Mr and Mrs Thomas W Burns of Oxford. They are University of Iowa alumni. she joined Zeta Tau Alpha, he Theta Tau. Burns has a masters from Iowa and works with Burns and McNonark Consulting Engineers in Kansas City. Lewis works for Cedar Rapids Community School District. Wedding planned August at Noelridge Park Christian Church.
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