Star Gazing honors Ed Plamondon and his mirrors
In this tribute, J Clayton Troeger recalls Ed Plamondon a Dubuque astronomer and a lifelong maker of telescopes from 6 to 61 inches. Ed founded the Dubuque Astronomical Society edited its newsletter and built mirrors that aided observatories nationwide. He died in 1982 leaving a lasting light and love of astronomy for youths. Jan lunar outlooks finish the column with predawn sky notes for Saturn Jupiter and Venus near Mars.
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Diamond Crisscross Puzzle Trial Begins in Gazette
The two week trial run starts today replacing Wuzzies on weekdays and Saturdays, with Wuzzies still appearing in The Gazette each Sunday. Readers are invited to rate the Diamond Crisscross by mailing feedback to The Gazette at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids 52401.
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Volunteer Alert offers diverse local service roles
United Cerebral Palsy seeks six to eight volunteers for an individualized fitness program with weekly Wednesday sessions. Friendly visitors needed for older adults with emphasis on visiting older gentlemen. Numerous roles include bowling assistance, weekend meal delivery, and special class support at YWCA. Training provided. call numbers listed.
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