Cedar Rapids teen schedules and YWCA activities listed
Reddy Mahannah plans nine years of activities including Hitaga camp counselor training next summer. Joan Tessman presides at Y-Teen fall conference in Waterloo with Penny Eilers as treasurer and Mrs. W. Glenn Head as featured speaker. Regular Y-Teen events, dances, meetings, rehearsals, and TV school programs in Cedar Rapids schools are announced with multiple participants and venues.
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Ecome
Reddy
Ilub
Horizon Club
First Presbyterian Church
Hitaga
Clark J. Mahannah
Norwood Drive
Cedar Rapids
Joan Tessman
Wilson School
Waterloo
Joan
C. F. Tessman
Ely
Penny Eilers
McKinley
Roddy Young
Penny
Kenneth B. Eilers
Eighth Street
YWCA
Franklin
Roosevelt
Henry C. Dennison
A. R. Locke
Moyer
Cedar Rapids teen to attend national Y Teen conference in Washington
Reddy Young 17, a McKinley senior and Y Teen president, will represent Cedar Rapids at the first national Y Teen conference in Washington, D C. She will travel Saturday by train to Chicago then on to Washington with other delegates Barbara Zuber of South Amana accompanies her. The trip includes a U N visit and tours of historic sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Kathy Gibson
Duana Rankin
Alice Blair
Guenella Wickman
Roosevelt
Pam Irvin
Marian
Sedive
Betty Blue
Sarah Tokheim
Franklin
Janette White
Barbara Ettinger
Susan Pope
Anita Carnahan
Alton van Note
M. L. Heinke
V. L. Moyer
YWCA
Gazette
Roddy Young
Washington, D. C
New York City
Cedar Rapids
Reddy Young
Washington
Reddy
United Nations
U.N
Chicago
Barbara Zuber
South Amana
Amana
Girls’ Athletic Association
Winter playtime for kids and home planning
A bundle of tips from University of Illinois home management specialist Catherine M. Sullivan on using an electric blender. She urges adding liquids first, cutting solids into 1–2 inch pieces, filling one third to one half full for thick liquids, and gradually adding liquids while blending. Avoid running the blender when stirring to prevent the spoon from being drawn into the blades.
Keeping Children Occupied and Learning Beyond Play
A reflection on balancing child activities with broader development. It argues that mere busying children risks missing growth when activities should foster new interests and learning alongside daily engagement. The piece stresses thoughtful planning and meaningful experiences over mere distraction.
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W. Glenn Head
Bever Avenue SE
Black’s Tea Room
Roosevelt High School
Kcrg-Tv
Paul Jones
KCRG
Wilson High School
Terrence Carlson
Marilyn Ihrig
Wilson
Mike
Ae LK
Laurie van Dyke
United States
2Nd Street
S.E
PECAN
Russella
John G. Chanting
Studebaker
Kadlee Bros
Packard
16Th Avenue
Jewelers
Paramount Theater
Syracuse Fine China
Wolf's
Wolf
Owned
Cedar Rapids Managed
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