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s-r 'n Honorary Degrees To Be Given at Coe Ceremony Cedar Rapids Gsiette: Mar 21, 1981 SHOP MONDAY AT KILLIAN'S DOWNTOWN AND KILLIAN'S EAST, LINDALE PLAZA NOON TO P.M. v. i if I -1 i larra i iMHiJ Vl ill ml" Iff-j a ATHELSTAN SPILHAUS JAMES LECH AY 1 n- assifktfk r--r ARLAND CHRISTJANER LESTER NICKLESS Commencement Speaker Abraham Rlblcoff, U. S. secretary of health, education and welfare, and the 4 men, pictured above will receive honorary degrees next Sunday at Coe college.

Ribicoff will receive an honorary doctor of humanities degree at the commencement exercises. Others Dr. Arland Christ-Janer, president of Cornell college, doctor of laws. Athelstan Spllhaus, meteorol- A- ogist and oceanographer and head of the Institute of Technology at the University of Minnesota, doctor of science. The Rev.

Lester Nickless, Coe graduate and pastor of Westminster Presbyterian church in Westminster, doctor of divinity. James Lechay, processor of art at the University of Iowa, doctor of fine arts. Exercises will begin at 2 p.m. in Sinclair Memorial chapel. Coe Alumni To Hear Memorial Day ProzramToBe Scferosis Fund Drive To Open Dora Jane Hamblin On Island Plaza In Linn County The National Multiple Sclerosis Society Wednesday Dora Jane Hamblin, a Coe Public Memorial day serr ices will be conducted Tues day, May 30, at the Munici pal island plaza.

graduate, former Gazette re-' I porter and now an assistant editor of Life maeazine. will The' program will be conjunction with dedication save 45 add beauty to yonr bath wtth Martex asoot ppalar faahlan ensembles la lovely deearatar aalara Martex Towel Ensembles i v' of the Iwo Jima statue, be the Coe alumni banquet speaker June 3. placed in front of city hall by the Veterans Memorial Mrs. Russell Knapo. will begin its 1961 fund campaign with house-to-house solicitations in Cedar Rapids, Marioa and throughout Linn county.

Leo -J. Morrissey, chairman of the Linn county chapter, said the 1961 campaign marks the fifteenth anniversary of the foundation president of the National Coe commission. The Cedar Rapids Council of Veteran and Patriotic Or ganizations decided to hold Alumni also announced that Miss Hamblin will receive the 1961 "alumni award" of the association for outstanding achievement in her field. the services at the plaza be I cause of the dedication. Tra of the national society, V.

vJ ditionally, they are conduct ed at one of the cemeteries M- JL. Til is- 'TV The Linn county chapter was formed 5 years ago and since that time has organ All organization flags and banners are to be placed in front of the Memorial build Mon. Only Miss Hamblin returned to New York offices of Life last fall after 4 years as the magazine's bureau chief In Rome. She supervised the Life and Sports Illustrated coverage of the ized a local patient service 09 I ing by 9:30 a.m. program.

Homes Visited. DORA JANE HAMBLIN botk towtt Standard To Build "A supply of wheelchairs, air mattresses and other aids Malayan Refinery She Joined the wartime Red Cross irr 1944 and spent is maintained for use by Olympics there last year. Other major stories which Miss Hamblin has covered include coronation of Queen Elizabeth, 1952 Olympics in KUALA LUMPUR, Malaya 2 years in the South, Pacific multiple sclerosis patients in this area." Morrissey said. (UPI) The Standard-Vac each 39 matching tawel wash cloths and 18 months in Europe. uum Oil Co.

has announced "Through the cooperation' of Going to work for, Life In construction plans for a $16 Helsinki, death of Pope Pius and coronation of Pope. John, the Mercy hospital school oi million oil refinery at Port nursing and other voiun 1948, she was transferred to Paris as a correspondent in January, 1950. She spent 2 Dickson, Malaya. Dalai Lama escape into India and the recent search teers, a home visitation pro The refinery will produce for the Santa Maria when it petroleum products for the years in Paris, 2 years in London and- years in Singapore and Malaya re was taken over by Portu guese rebels. gions.

Chicago before being as signed to the Rome post Alumni Director Harris Lamb said reservations for Miss Hamblin will speak at LOVE THAT BOB'i on TV gram also has been Inaugurated. "At the present time, there are 75 known patients In Linn county." Morrissey said 60 of the funds raised in Linn county will be used to finance the local patient service program. The re- AftW uilll hit aent 9 every week-day morning the alumni banquet can be made by telephoning "or the banquet on "The Search for Martex provides you with fresh roses all year 'round with these thick, thirsty cotton terry ensembles! Pick yours in pink, antique gold, yellow or blue mist on white back-grounds! Slight irregulars won't affect wearing qualities! No mail orders, pleasel LImus, Third Floor and Street Floor Aisle Bar Ktllfait's East. Llndale Flan at 11:30. writing him at Coe.

The din ner win be at 6:30 p.m., June 3, in Voorhees hall. Miss Hamblin was gradu ated from Coe in 1941 and luaiuui -WV to the national society to help finance its research program. worked for The Gazette until 1944 with the exception of a year's sabbatical to earn her "At the present time, the national society is financing 57 research Droiects on 5 master's degree in journal ism at Northwestern univer sity. 00 Come to our exciting SEWim DEMONSTRATION! Watch for these ads! Each Monday we offer brand new wanted items at very substantial savings! They go back to regular price on Tuesday! continents," Morrissey said. "The majority, however, are being conducted in American universities and hospitals." Area Chairmen.

Dr. J. D. Thompson, of the 1 University of Iowa, heads one of the research projects financed by a grant from the national society. I A Area chairmen for the Rapids campaign are ill '7' No.

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