Great day to be up the creek
A Gazette lifestyle piece recalls a warm Iowa Sunday at Indian Creek Nature Center where 25 participants from diverse backgrounds explored a creek bed. Toddlers and families used nets to catch minnows as drought made shallow waters accessible and highlighted the state’s outdoors appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Ruedy
Igne
Iowa
Indian Creek Nature Center
France
Philadelphia
Nathalie Gauthier
Lyon
J-Tec Associates
Marge Miesse
Hiawatha
Leon
Rose Netsky
Rose
Creekside Family Fun Draws Mount Vernon Visitors
Mothers plough the creek with children while families recount moving from the country to Mount Vernon. Bobbie Klopp, Mary Lou Stepanek, and the Douglas family share experiences and enjoy a nature day. Center Director Rich Patterson explains the local river system and fish facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobbie Klopp
Mount Vernon
James
Sara
Mary Lou Stepanek
42Nd St. NE
Hannah Douglas
Mom
Deborah
Dad
Bill
Jennifer
Emily
Vista Circle NW
Center
Rich Patterson
Mississippi
Indian Creek
Cedar
Iowa
Families Anonymous group to meet at Olivet Church
A family support program for relatives and friends of those with drug or behavior problems will hold its first meeting Wednesday at 7 p.m. at Olivet Presbyterian Church, 237 19th St. NW. For more information call Mark Davison at 364 4169.
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Families Anonymous
Olivet Presbyterian Church
19Th St
Mark Davison
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Staci Mitralsky
Jeanette Taylor
Margot Krippner
Washington High School
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Kennedy High School
John McIvor
New Encounters
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Gazette
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