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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1965
Page
7
Ann-Margret, famed Swedish American star, shapes Hollywood glamour with bold outfits and a chameleon approach. She dresses to fit each role and night, from iridescent chiffon and rhinestones to leather and motorcycles, insisting she dresses for the man she will be with.
Community House Womens League meets Tuesday at 7. Mothers club gathers Wednesday 9 to 11:30, leather and knitting classes on Wednesday, board dinner at 6 with Norman Lipsky presiding. Camp reunion Wednesday 7 to 9 for Walton camp attendees. Several other classes and committees listed with chairpersons. Soup history credited to the National Broiler Council.
New York designer Jo Copeland criticizes the Mod fashion craze arguing short skirts and long hair on women over 30 look foolish. She dismisses gimmicky trends, praising tailored cuts that enhance a mature figure and stressing quality and personal choice over cheap trends.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Chmelicek of 2439 Mallory Street SW Cedar Rapids celebrate golden wedding anniversary with an open house hosted by their three children at Sokol hall from 2 to 4 on November 21. The couple married November 24 1915 and have ten grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
Preschool and elementary study groups meet Thursday at 8 with Mrs. Alan Secor. Films Innocent Party and Dance Little Children shown by Albert Lindsay, followed by discussion. Reservations via Mrs. Clark McCleary by Wednesday noon. Grades seven through nine hold sessions in the Grant Wood room with topics on morals and family questions, led by Gloria Collins and Marilyn Swinton. A babysitter is provided for preschoolers. Cake batter prep tips noted for conflicts.
The California Medical Association recommends hot dogs as the safest picnic meat over fried chicken and potato salad due to risks of staphylococcal food poisoning in creamy desserts and salmonella in improperly refrigerated eggs poultry and potato salads. Health officials note hot dogs’ casing helps discourage bacterial growth.
A colorful winter salad features broccoli florets and tomato quarters on a bed of lettuce. The dish is topped with a dairy sour cream mustard dressing mixed to taste with pepper and seasoned salt.
Local 1965 Cedar Rapids Gazette brief notes events on Sunday November 14 including community updates and short notices from area organizations and residents.
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