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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1978
Page
7
The Iowa Driver License back includes Medical Alert and Organ Donor boxes to aid emergencies. Decals can mark conditions or donor wishes, with donor cards required for implementation. Officials urge more public education as awareness grows since 1977 changes.
Officials note exam stations display notices about the Social Security number option. Replacements cost $1 and some license holders from January to July return for a new license. Stokes says occupation designations may be dropped as licenses shrink broad category labels.
A down to earth guide for mothers on gaining a child’s undivided attention before giving one command. It emphasizes closeness eye contact and a calm prep phrase before instructions to address short auditory memory. Next week examines spanking.
Constance Ryan of the Iowa City Epilepsy Foundation explains common myths about epilepsy. She notes that the danger of swallowing the tongue is a misconception and that seizures vary from grand mal to petit mal forms with subtle signs.
Mr and Mrs Walter O Shelquist of 1015 32nd St SE marked their 60th wedding anniversary with a family dinner at the Longbranch Supper Club They wed Jan 29 1918 in Worthington Minnesota and have one daughter five grandchildren and nine great grandchildren Also included are details about epilepsy education and the Link Epilepsy Employment Project LEEP with contacts and goals for public awareness and employment support
Susan Bird and Jane Kaiser hosted a Sunday baby shower for Mrs Kenneth Kaiser at 1850 Ellis Blvd NW with 30 guests attending. The event took place in the home of Mrs Veryl at 1637 13th St.
Not everyone can obtain a driver's license due to age or disability. Iowa issues license style ID cards at driver examination stations for $1. Applicants need legal ID such as birth certificates or military discharge papers. No age limit and inquiries to the Marion station at 3405 Seventh Ave. or 377-6461.
Sunday Parade overview references alcoholism among women in a feature piece.
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