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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1986
Page
22
A humorous profile sets Fred Martin found frozen at his desk on a sunny day. The piece lampoons climate controlled offices and a maintenance chief who claims 72 degrees as efficiency while workers endure extremes and keep a suitcase of seasons at work.
Camp counselor Ray Pugh notes 70 volunteers at Camp-A-Panda in Des Moines area. Nurses and doctors from University Hospitals Iowa City provide care while campers enjoy activities with peers who understand their cancer journeys. Zimmerman started Amanda the Panda to fund a year round mission.
Seniors may gain vitamin D from sun exposure despite age related skin changes, fluoride use requires supervision for children, and vigorous exercise may pose risks to those with heart disease. Ipecac remains controversial due to abuse and electrolyte dangers. Readers may send questions to Bob Sample in Cedar Rapids.
A collection of reader questions seeks Iowa connections for genealogical data. Entries request information on Bohemian Vacura family in Mount Vernon, Civil War soldier John W. Cook, Sarah Foundry Coker, Carl Magnus and Magnus family ties, Averill and related surnames, Cooley kin in Iowa, Marion area Hutchison descendants, Justin Stevenson and Pitts children, Robert Porter ancestry, and other 19th century Iowa lineages.
Mrs. Almer Puckhaber is installed as Linn County King Daughters and Sons president with Mary Rickey and other officers named. Various wellness, parental, and support groups meet at Mercy and St. Luke's hospitals, including programs on working parents, anorexia bulemia, stroke, ADHD, and COPD.
New officers for Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie No 2272 and Auxiliary were installed. The Aerie officers include Frank Warner junior past worthy president Larry Monroe worthy president Jim Trinka worthy vice president Lowell Langton worthy chaplain Joe Sindelar worthy secretary John Detweiler worthy treasurer Harold Downing worthy inside guard Dean Seeman worthy outside guard Lou Yeakle Joe Hayden Don Joens Jake Hansen Doug Willey and Warner worthy trustees. Auxiliary officers are Cynthia Balsanek junior past president Judith Keast madam president Dorothy Simmons madam vice president Betty Null madam chaplain Maxine Lewis madam conductor Velma Kacer madam
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