Wilton woman preserves town history in 2000 book
Thelma Nopoulos of Wilton Iowa collects memories from residents across ages to create Wilton Iowa 1855 to 2000 Our Town Speaks a 200 page history. She hopes for a December publication but lacks a publisher and aims to save local stories for future generations.
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Waterfowl art by U S and Ukraine on display at Cedar Rapids center
Indian Creek Nature Center hosts a joint exhibit of water fowl art by American and Ukrainian children through July. The display, created under a U S Fish and Wildlife Service Cherkasy Museum Ukraine OPEN program, includes 25 duck stamp designs from each country. Admission is free for members, $1 for non members, hours 8 am to 4 pm weekdays and 11 am to 4 pm Saturdays. For details, call 362 0664. The American Field Service seeks host families for over 100 exchange students including Jiao from China, Miku from Japan, David from Portugal, and Julian from Germany. call 1 800 876 2377.
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Phone book mix up prompts Cedar Rapids address questions
Marion City officials dispute the 2000 2001 directory listing that places the city manager and staff at 221 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids. Qwest could not confirm the error cause while a March 2001 book update is planned.
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Workshop Helps Girls Adjust to Sixth Grade
A free workshop for girls entering sixth grade and their parents, titled Growing Up I Never Thought it Would Be Like This, aims to dispel myths about puberty and boost self-esteem. St Luke’s Women's Care and the Professional Women's Network sponsor the program with keynote speaker Marisa Egerstrom alongside Graffiti Theatre’s One Girl Can Change the World. An all female panel will lead small group sessions to provide facts on puberty and guidance for coping with peer pressure.
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