Christ Community School Builds Family Like Atmosphere
Christ Community School in Cedar Rapids operates in the Word of God Lutheran basement with 25 students in three family groups from preschool to seventh grade. Head teacher Karen Grummer describes a democratic, child centered program emphasizing self concepts, learning through choice, parent involvement, and real world activities.
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Cedar Rapids
Christ Community School
Word of God Lutheran Church
1515
Twentyninth Street
Karen Grummer
Grummer
Mrs. Grummer
Indian Creek Nature Center
Coe College
Christine Naden
Random Court SE
Marilyn Erdman
Scott Erdman
J Street
Camp Good Health Donations and Memorial Messages
A list of donations and memorials from various groups and individuals including Camp Good Health contributions from the Almoner's Fund Cedar Rapids Consistory and The Gazette employes canteen fund. Donations honor or memorialize William J Meaney Lena Haig Bertha Stary Albert Banes Betty Newport O.W. McBride John Rife Lester Scott and others. Also notes a 1975 budget yet to be raised.
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Camp Good Health
Almoner’s Fund
Cedar Rapids
Seesseseeneenseenneee
The
Gazette Co. Employes Canteen Fund
William J. Meaney
Lena Haig
R. E. Haig
Janet
Lydia
Noel Coats
Victor
Iona
Francis Harney
Wichilies Palle
Robert Black
Robert Locher
Grant School
Bertha
Grace Apgar
Fae
Emnor Bray
Frank Stary
Albert L. Banes
Ella Banes
Gene
Donna Banes
Judy
Jim Sanket
Burke Healey
Betty Newport
Joe
Evelyn Stejskal
O.W. McBride
Eleventh Street
Marion
John Rife
Vern Rompot
Randy
Lester Scott
Rock Island Women’s Club
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Homstad Art Exhibit Opens at Coe College
Carl Homstad of Decorah showcases oils and prints focused on Decorah area landscapes in the Stuart lounge of Gage Memorial Union at Coe through February 14. Homstad, a Luther College graduate who studied at the Vienna Institute of European Studies, works mainly in painting and printmaking.
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Carl Homstad
Decorah
Stuart Lounge
Gage Memorial Union
Coe
Denver
Homstad
Luther College
Institute of European Studies
Vienna
Luther
Decorah Area
Editorial on Independence in 1776 North Carolina Gazette
The Jan 3 1776 North Carolina Gazette editorial argued that a free, prosperous, and respected people must pursue independence first then neutrality and broad openness to all powers except Britain, as recalled by World Almanac.
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The
North Carolina Gazette
Britain
World Almanac
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By Judy Daubenmier
Terri Petersen
Towne House Drive
Jordan Laube
Falcon Drive
Christ Community
Judy Daubenmier
Gazette
John Mclivor
Biel
Tet Eeeene
Sseseegovensens Boo
Poe
Aed
Bill Malloy
Diamond Store
Malloy Jewelers
American Federal Savings & Loan Association
Iowa
American Federal
Savings and Loan
Iown
American
Federl ]Savings
First Street
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