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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1978

Page

7

Seminar on estate planning set for Wednesday

A 7 p.m. Wednesday seminar on estate planning will be held in the Linn-Mar High School cafeteria in Marion. Sponsored by Farmers State Bank, six speakers including Charlotte Young Morris Allen Larry Suggs John Botkin and Ed Saucer will discuss planning needs and costs with a slide-tape briefing by Neil Hart. A question and answer session follows and attendees are asked to consider retirement income adequacy and heirs costs. Reservations are requested via Farmers State Bank at 377-4891.

Marion Farmers State Bank Charlotte Young Iowa State University Area Morris Allen Larry Suggs John Botkin Ed Saucer Farmers State Bank Trust Neil Hart

Marion planning commission to review underground utilities rule

The Marion Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a special 7 p.m. meeting at City Hall to decide if new subdivisions should require underground utilities. Developers say underground installation is costly. Iowa Electric Light and Power sets charges. The City Council asked the commission to study potential changes.

Marion Planning and Zoning Commission Iowa Electric Light and Power Marion Planning and Zoning Commission

Marion Briefs and Community Notices

Rainbow Advisory Board meets at 7 p.m. Thursday at 262 Sixth Ave. Robins Art Circle gathers 1 30 p.m. Wednesday at Robins Community Hall for a dessert luncheon hosted by Pearl Beebee. Rev. Gary Burkhart moves to LeMars to pastor Nazarene church. Larry Schroeder to speak 1 30 p.m. Thursday at Ladies Progressive Club Hearty Appetite meeting. Schroeder name corrected. Linn-Mar Community School Board to hold special 7 p.m. meeting Thursday in Educational Services Center. Farmer’s State Bank hosts Evening on Financial Planning Wednesday November 29 at 7 p.m. Linn Mar High School Cafeteria. Helen Dickey thanks friends and relatives for cards, visits, prayers and neighbor help during hospital stay.

Art Circle Robins Robins Community Hall Pearl Beebee Larry Schroeder Linn-Mar American Field Service Ladies Progressive Club Schroeder Linn-Mar Linn-Mar Community School Board Educational Services Center Farmer’s State Bank Linn Mar High School Helen Dickey Adv

Golden Oldies That Really Are Golden Oldies

Parade previews a Sunday showcase of classic songs and nostalgic acts. The feature highlights performers and selections from enduring favorites, inviting readers to relive cherished memories through familiar tunes.

Workshop on Life Energy Questions at Grant Wood Agency

A Life Energy workshop runs 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Thursday at the Grant Wood Area Education Agency. Key speakers include Ted Numemaker Springville High School Walter Gormley Mount Vernon David Osterberg Cornell College and David Hammond ISU Extension. Free for the public with free teaching materials for teachers. Pre-registration encouraged.

Grant Wood Area Education Agency Ted Nunemaker Springville High School Walter Gormley Mount Vernon David Osterberg Cornell College David Hammond Iowa State University Extension Office ISU Energy Research House Ann Harrison ISU Extension Office

Items reported stolen from Center Point cabin

Over the weekend items including household goods fishing tackle and a $100 antique rocking chair were taken from a cabin near Center Point owned by Jack Mordorst of Marion. Total value about 350 dollars. Deputies said other cabins nearby may have been entered. On this date in 1963 President Lyndon Johnson announced Cape Canaveral would be renamed Cape Kennedy.

Center Point Jack Mordorst 12Th Ave Marion Mordorst Linn County Lyndon Johnson Cape Canaveral, Fla Cape Kennedy John Kennedy

Primate Marty Plays with Prince as Circus Trainers Work

Nine month old Marty the Lenz chimpanzee from Ringling Brothers tames a German shepherd named Prince. The scene unfolds during performance times as trainers operate.

Marty Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Circus Prince

Burglars Cut Hole in Floor at Doctor’s Office

Center Point sheriff’s deputies report burglars cut a floor hole to enter Dr. Kenneth N. Andersen’s office from the basement between Saturday and Monday. The burglary alarm did not activate and investigators say only drugs were taken before the intruders exited the building.

Center Point Kenneth N. Andersen Linn

Vandalism and Theft Reported at Toddville School

Toddville attendance center of Alburnett Community Schools reported tape recorders and tape players stolen over the weekend. Superintendent Bob Rampulla said Linn County deputies were informed Monday. Eleven windows were broken, with replacement cost listed at 330 dollars. No value assigned to the stolen equipment.

Toddville Alburnett Bob Rampulla Linn County

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