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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1988

Page

5

Memorial concert honors Roy Schwab school bandman

Maquoketa hosts a memorial concert and ice cream social Sunday June 12 at First Ward Park to honor Roy T. Schwab a longtime Iowa band director. The event ties to Maquoketa’s 150th birthday celebration weekend and features Timbers City Band and Friends directed by Jay Kahn with Lara Gosnell performing a Schwab Scholarship solo.

Jim Mayer Arene Meto-owa Eator Maquoketa Iowa Roy T. Schwab First Ward Park Schwab Oxford Junction Springville Wyoming Cedar Rapids Grand River Institute Austinburg Ohio Elkhart Ind Lowa Roy Schwab Royale Iowans Jay Kahn Timber City Band and Friends Kahn Ray Stumbaugh Monticello Iowa Bandmasters Association Lara Gosnell Kennedy High

Usher's Ferry Announces Summer Hours and Events

Usher's Ferry opens 1 to 4 p.m. Thursday through Sunday with 1 admission for adults and free for children under 12. Demonstration Days occur Fridays showing turn of the century crafts such as basketweaving and candlemaking. Tours picnics weddings available. call 398-5104 for details at Seminole Valley Park.

Usher's Ferry Howeer Visage Seminole Valley Park 42Nd Street Edgewood Road Seminole Valley Road

Jefferson Show Choir to Present Final Spring Concert Tonight

Jefferson High School show choir will perform its final show of the year at 7 in the school auditorium. The freshman and sophomore choirs will also be featured. Tickets at 32.90 for adults and 1.50 for students and seniors will be sold at the door. Graduating West Side Delegation members will be honored at a reception after the program.

Jefferson High School West Side

City gets cost break on Montrose demolition plan

Cedar Rapids officials expect lower costs for demolishing the Montrose Hotel and two adjacent buildings with asbestos removal. Anderson Excavating and Wrecking Co. of Omaha bid 474 300 to win the contract, with American Environmental Construction Co. of Downers Grove at 698 850. Project cost will be assessed over 10 years and must finish by late October or early November after asbestos removal within 120 days.

Gazette City Hall Montrose Cedar Rapids Anderson Excavating and Wrecking Co Omaha American Environmental Construction Co Downers Grove Sanford/ Wilcox Old Perpetual Dick Ransom

Ferguson to head ACT in Iowa City leadership change

Richard Ferguson will become president of The American College for Educational Services in Iowa City on September 1, succeeding Olaf Davidson. At 47, he has served as executive vice president for five years and says major program changes are unlikely as ACT pursues expansion into new student services and a planned new building at its headquarters. Davidson praised Ferguson as a tireless worker, noting a nationwide search led to the appointment. Ferguson, a University of Pittsburgh PhD, joined ACT in 1973 after teaching in Pittsburgh.

Johnson County Iowa City Richard Ferguson American College Gram Ferguson Olaf M. Davidson ACT Winfred L. Godwin Atlanta ACT Board Davidson Godwin

Former Cedar Rapids woman jailed for cocaine possession

Annie 25, formerly of Cedar Rapids and now in Cedar Falls, was sentenced in U S District Court in Cedar Rapids after pleading guilty to possessing one ounce of cocaine. She received six months in prison and a $1000 fine. The substance was found in her purse in Cedar Falls last October.

Cedar Rapids Cedar Falls Annie Cedar

Mount Mercy Wins Foundation Grant for Ada Curriculum

Mount Mercy College received a 69355 matching funds grant from the National Science Foundation to expand its computer science program. The funds will buy a Sun 4/2808 minicomputer and storage to support Ada programming training in a software engineering oriented curriculum led by Professor of Mathematics and Computer Sciences.

Mount Mercy College Ree National Science Foundation Mount Mercy Thomas Feld Eld Ada Mathematics Computer Sciences

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