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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1966
Page
9
AP News features writer Vivian Brown notes a six month marriage where a wife endures a husband who micromanages all food handling from refrigeration to mushrooms and butter. She learns his quirks fade with time and suggests patient adaptation and show me as a coping strategy.
Caroline Kennedy turned nine with a family party in Newport. She attended mass at St Marys with her mother Mrs John F Kennedy and grandmother Mrs Hugh D Auchincloss. The family has stayed at Hammersmith Farm. John Jr. celebrated his sixth birthday last Friday.
Nancy Jane Neverman and Charles Paul Pisarik wed at Our Saviour's Lutheran Church with Rev. F. W. Hilker officiating. The couple, from Cedar Rapids, plan to move to Minnesota where he will report for Army duty. Cathy Jean Zimmerman and Charles Widener also married, earlier in October, and now reside in Pleasanton California where they work.
More than 70 percent of American women suffer dry skin on hands. Dryness comes from scarce oil glands on palms and backs. Use a hand cream daily to lubricate and guard against aging. For extra dryness use a medicated or antidetergent cream to relieve detergent related drying.
Miss Diana L. Watson daughter of Mr and Mrs Mervin Watson Central City married Donald C. Jacobson at 7:30 Friday in St Mark s Lutheran church Rev David Frans Larson officiated A reception followed at the bridegroom s parents home Marion Attendants included Mrs John Doyle sister of the bride and Cpl Ernest C Jacobson brother of the bridegroom The couple reside at 1645 B avenue NE Jacobson works for Langer Mfg.
Prince Bertil of Sweden arrived in Minneapolis to view a Chinese art collection owned by his father King Gustaf VI Adolf and to meet Americans of Swedish and Scandinavian descent. The 54 year old bachelor noted the visit was also a reunion with Minnesotans. he last visited in 1958.
A New Yorker and a West German shared first place and 2000 dollars in the Johann Sebastian Bach International Piano competition in Washington. From a field of 33 contestants, Paul Posnak of New York City and Sontraud Speidel of Munich split the top prize.
A dating show listing notes the program where a girl judges a bachelor or vice versa. It airs weekdays at 10 30 a m and Thursday nights at 7 30 p m in color on Channel 9.
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