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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1971

Page

8

Nervy Williams Leads Cedar Rapids in Strauss Tone Poem

Conductor Richard Williams drew a full house for the Cedar Rapids Symphony season opener at the Dee? Auditorium. David Abel, Grinnell College artist in residence, joined the program with a popular Beethoven Violin Concerto as the orchestra navigated Richard Strauss's Don Juan tone poem under Williams's nervous yet precise baton.

Richard Williams Cedar Rapids Symphony Dee Sinclair David Abel Grinnell College Francesco Williams Richard Strauss Don Strauss Roy Harris Mr. Abel

Donna Rogers Weds T A Green In Ames Nebraska Ceremony

Miss Donna Rae Rogers daughter of Mr and Mrs Hubert F Rogers of Elgin Illinois married Dennis Arnold Green son of Mr and Mrs Thomas A Green of Fort Dodge at Trinity Lutheran church in a 2 pm ceremony conducted by Rev Richard Osing A reception for 125 guests followed. The couple will reside in Ames where Green studies at Iowa State University.

Donna Rae Rogers Avenue NW Hubert F. Rogers Elgin Ill Dennis Arnold Green Ames Trinity Lutheran Church Richard Osing Thomas A. Green Fort Dodge Robert Stoltenberg Port Byron Don Vratny Omaha Dennis Anderson Belleville, Ill Frank Anthes Roger Johnston Larry Jones Colorado Green Iowa State University University of Alabama Huntsville Cedar Rapids University of Iowa Universidad de Granada Malaga Spain

Going Great Girls Promote Aviation with Pan Am

Three Pan Am stewardesses Adele Gualano Bonnie McLaurine and Bobbie Haapanen fly a Piper Arrow 200 B across the United States and Caribbean to spark interest in aviation. They hold pilot licenses and hope to recruit more women while promoting all forms of aviation.

UPI Adele Gualano Monterey Park Calif Bobbie Haapanen Los Angeles Bonnie McLaurine Memphis Tenn Boston Pan American World Airways Airlines Adele M. Gualano Bonnie E. McLaurine Memphis, Tenn Long Island Caribbean Pan Am James A. Arey Southwest West Coast Piper Arey Haapanen Miss McLaurine Ing Miss Haapanen Miss Gualano San Jose State College

Dartmouth Goes Coed and Year-Round Next Fall

Dartmouth College trustees announced a major shift to coeducation and a year-round calendar. Women will be admitted as baccalaureate candidates in September 1972, with enrollment rising from 3,200 men to about 4,000 by 1975, including 1,000 or more women. The plan uses four ten-week terms with vacation breaks.

Dartmouth College

Reception Honors The Ronald Comrieds

A postnuptial reception for Sgt and Mrs Ronald Comried was held Sunday afternoon at 2935 Fourteenth Avenue Marion. Eighty guests attended. The couple wed March 21 in Clovis New Mexico. Mrs Comried is Cheryl Knight daughter of Master Sgt and Mrs Andrew Knight of Clovis. They reside in Mountain Home Idaho where he serves in the air force. A postnuptial bridal shower for Mrs Comried honored by aunts Mrs Gifford McCright and Mrs Raymond Kopp at 850 Knollcrest Drive Marion.

Ronald ‘Comried Donald Comried Fourteenth Avenue Marion Sgt. Comried Cheryl Knight Clovis N.M Andrew Knight Comrieds Mountain Home Idaho Sgt Comried Air Force Gifford McCright Coggon Raymond Kopp Kopp Knollcrest Drive

Bridge Winners Named in Howell Movement at YWCA

Duplicate bridge results list Howell movement winners on Saturday at 12:30 the YWCA with L. W. Busby and F. G. Johnson first and George Kanellis with Robert Water second. next games set for Wednesday 7:30 and Saturday 12:30. Mitchell movement at Welty Way Sunday results show Harrington and Golembiewski first for North-South, Splinter and McNair second. East-West leaders Ruffin and Tucker first, Johnson and Wilfong second. No West Side club games remaining this month.

YWCA L. W. Busby F. G. Johnson George Kanellis Robert Water Welty Way K. V. Harrington Richard Golembiewski Elizabeth Splinter Eva McNair Roy Ruffin Steve Tucker Howard Wilfong

Surprise Open House Honors The Pusateris

A surprise open house celebrated Mr. and Mrs. Anthony R. Pusateri on their 25th wedding anniversary at 1745 Bever Avenue SE. Seventy five guests attended. The couple wed November 21, 1946 in Chicago and have five children: Mary Ellen in St. Louis, Rosanne in Cedar Falls, and Bill Jean and Joan at home.

Anthony R. Pusateri Bever Avenue SE Mr. Pusateri Leona Stolba Chicago Mary Ellen St. Louis Rosanne Cedar Falls Bill Jean Joan

Women Still a Small Share in Justice Department Pay Grades

Of 41 742 DOJ employees earning 15 000 dollars or more yearly, only 243 are women. The result from a review prompted by orders to boost female executives shows three of the highest paid women work for FBI Director J Edgar Hoover, including Helen W. Bandy. Hoover and his top aides earn about 36 000 dollars, with no women U S marshals and the Narcotics Bureau recently naming its first female agent. The group of grade 16 women includes Beatrice Rosenberg and five others, while 9 687 staff are grade 12 or higher. the 243 women equals 2.5 percent of its grade 12+ total, though women constitute 34 percent of the department overall.

Washington UPI Justice Department Department FBI J. Edgar Hoover Helen W. Bandy Hoover Dorothy Skillman Edna M. Holmes U. S Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs Beatrice Rosenberg Criminal Division Supreme Court Margaret Brass Virginia McLaughlin W. Va Federal Women’s Penitentiary Joanne T. Clarke Terminal Island Federal Penitentiary Marge Curet Community Relations Service

Kennedy helps net 20000 in Georgetown tennis benefit

Ethel Kennedy and Mrs. Elliot Richardson led a star match at Georgetown University that raised about 20000 for Kingsbury Center. Stan Smith and Mrs. Kennedy beat Mrs. Richardson and Erik Van Dillen 6-5 before roughly 2300 spectators, with admissions ranging from 2 to 25 dollars.

Washington Ethel Kennedy Elliot Richardson Kingsbury Center Edward Kennedy Charles Percy Edward Day

Postman Seeks Photo From Miss Universe

In Beirut the mailman delivering to Georgina Rizk Miss Universe threatened to quit unless he receives an autographed photo. Vilchina Rizk says the worker cited heavy daily mail and many addressed to Miss Universe Beirut. The family agreed to provide the photo.

Beirut UPI Georgina Rizk Georgina Vilchina

Mrs Case Honored With Baby Shower

Mrs. Dave Case of 211 Seventh Avenue Hiawatha was honored Sunday afternoon with a baby shower hosted at her sister Mrs Douglas Hollingsworths home 2739 Dalewood Avenue SE. Co hosts were Miss Teresa Darrow and Miss Denise Darrow daughters of Mrs Case.

Dave Case Seventh Avenue Hiawatha Douglas Hollingsworth Dalewood Avenue Teresa Denise Darrow Case

Miss Marian Benesh Visits Mother in Seattle

Miss Marian Benesh of Washington D C is visiting her mother Mrs Emil Benesh at 1700 Second Avenue SE for several days.

Miss Marian Benesh Marian Benesh Washington, D.C Emil Benesh Second Avenue SE

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Nervy By Les Zachers Donna Rogers T. A. Green Juan Abel Cee Sinclair Mrs. Green Society For Women Features Paul Robbins Dartmouth Hanover, N. H Ronald Comrieds West Side Club Dale's Fruit Market Texas Dale Center Pt. Rd 16Th Ave 6Th St Garden of Setin Fairfax By Isabelle Hall Ethel Postman Mrs. Case Czechoslovakia Dual Woodburn Sound Vernon Village E. College Iowa City Quai Merriwes Outfitters England Scotland Mr. Merriweather Vernon Village Shopping Center
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