Tot Lot Rodeo Week Brings Games Across Cedar Rapids
Spring tot lot season continues with a week of rodeo themed activities across Cedar Rapids playgrounds. Obstacle runs, craft contests, easter projects and toy shows unfold Wednesday through Friday with family day scheduled for August 5 and over 500 participants advancing to kindergarten in the fall.
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Cedar Rapids
Harrison
Fillmore
Erskine
Taylor
Kenwood
Madison
Hayes
Bowman Woods
Polk
Noelridge
Johnson
van Buren and
Jones
Cherry Hill
Garfield
Arthur
Cleveland Park
Alandale
Lincolnway
Grant Wood
Twin Pines
Bever
Apache
Daniels
Eisenhower
Lincoln
Northview
Wright
Anderson
Grant
Jacolyn
van Buren
Roosevelt
Pierce and
Nixon
Coolidge
Monroe
Redmond and
Jones and
Carolyn Hack
Linda Lam
Bever Pool
Britain's pampered dogs face a harsher social scene
In London, dogs are drawn into a recession era debate over luxury status and rising canine popularity. Kennel club officials note no clear drop in registrations, while press sniping and media sensationalism spark concern about prize shows and owner behavior.
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Kennel Club
Cmdr
John Williams
Williams
Ambroz recreation center hosts crime prevention week
Ambroz Recreation Center plans a week focused on crime prevention for children. Activities include posters on Monday, a Cedar Rapids police station visit Tuesday, Chinese puzzle games Wednesday, a field trip to E. Cohn and Sons Thursday, and lighthouse crafts Friday. Parent permission slips are required for trips.
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Ambroz Recreation Center
Cedar Rapids
Ambroz Center
E. Cohn and Sons
Mt. Vernon Road
Rabbi Grollman urges state for Palestinians
Rabbi Jerome W. Grollman of United Hebrew Temple argues Israel should help Palestinians establish a state in the Middle East or at least not oppose it. He favors collaboration with the PLO if needed and says Israel must seek Arab assurances of its survival. He fears time is running out for Israel and urges initiative.
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Williams
ST. Louis
UPI
Jerome W. Greelman
Israel
Middle East
Grollman
Palestinian Liberation Organization
United Hebrew Temple
Mississippi River
Doctor Shows How To Bathe Away Corns and Calluses
A New York foot specialist demonstrates a three step home foot care system. A mineral bath with a mineral powder loosens dead skin clear corns and calluses with a volcanic lava stone buffing treatment. A medicated balm then soothes itching relieves athlete's foot and guards against reinfection. Kit priced at $5.00 to $7.50.
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New York
Cedar Rapids
Lindale
Iowa City
Jean Joyce
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