Cherrysh! staged by Alburnett students with author director duo
Dave Kirkpatrick and Bill Lenway co wrote Cherrysh! about the Cherry Sisters. Alburnett High School presents the two act musical at 2 and 8 p.m. April 24 and 8 p.m. May 1 with Sarah Long Susan Cobley Carrie Long and Susan Tone in lead roles. Tickets are 1.50 for adults and 1 for students.
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Dave Kirkpatrick
Milwaukee
Bill Lenway
Alburnett High School
Cherry Sisters
Sarah Long
Effie
Susan Cobley
Addie
Carrie Long
Marion
Kennedy High School
Lenway
Alburnett
Gazette Files
Ella
Jessie
Elizabeth
Greene
Cedar Rapids
New York Times
Kirkpatrick
Wis
Jeff Zahrt
Carl Whyte
Effie Cherry
Addie Cherry
Jessie Cherry
Susan Tone
Elizabeth Cherry
Anne Carolan
Ella Cherry
David Yeoman
Issac Cherry
Brad Janey
New York
Community volunteer opportunities in Cedar Rapids area
Local agencies seek volunteers for ongoing roles. Positions include MADD one to three days monthly, Red Cross veterans aid, handicapped swimming program help, Big Brothers for 65 boys, friendly visiting for seniors, talent support for mentally retarded adults, Girl Scout camp helpers, social services phone and board volunteers, Marion Girl Scout outreach, and Pioneer Village Cedar Rapids school and summer tours. Call各 organizers for details and training.
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MADD
Mothers Against
Coleen Bahr
Red Cross
Edie Lions
United Cerebral Palsy
Claudia
Big Brothers
Big Brother
Cedar Rapids
The
Association For
Thomas Park
Morgan Creek
Girl Scout Office
Iowa Department of Social Services
Betty
Sylvia
Judi Jaksa
Pioneer Village
Periodontal surgery criticized in new American Health article
An American Health article questions the superiority of surgical treatment for periodontal disease. It cites experts from UC Berkeley and Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine and references a University of Michigan study where scaling and root planing matched or outperformed surgical approaches over time.
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New York
UPS
American Health
Richard Scheffler
University of California, Berkeley
Sheldon Rovin
DDS
Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine
University of Michigan Dental School
Sigurd Ramfjord
Astrology origins and the lasting horoscope craze
Dear Abby explains astrology began in Babylonia before 2000 B.C. and horoscopes emerged in the 6th to 2nd centuries B.C. Newspapers popularized columns in the 1930s. Believers and skeptics both keep the practice alive, with views ranging from harmless fun to scientific rejection.
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Abby
Babylonia
Iraq
Europe
England
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Lowans
Cedar Rapids Opera House
Midwest
Oscar Hammerstein
Lenway and
Kennedy
Kurt Rogahn
Gare Star Write
Gazette
John Mcivor
ED N
Gerald Ford
Richard Nixon
Abigail van Buren
Universal Press Syndicate
Camp Courageous
Design Studio
Bigges
Clem Ryan
First Trust
First Trust and Savings Bank
Third ST. S.E
Dows ST. Ely
Iowa
FDIC
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