Community notices and travel ads fill Cedar Rapids briefs
Diabetics meet at Mercy Hospital in the East Central Iowa chapter program on exchange calculation. Toastmasters and local clubs announce meetings and lottery style games with numbers and times. Travel ads promote Mackinac Island trips, Canadian tours, and motorcoach itineraries. Medical records note Dr Richard G Kirsch ending practice. Various ads offer nuts, dentures, furniture, thrift sales, and local services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Central
Iowa
American Diabetes Association
Mercy Hospital
Municipal Band to Perform at Ellis Park
James Debth principal trumpet with the Cedar Rapids Symphony will solo at the Cedar Rapids Municipal Band concert Sunday 8 p.m. at Ellis Park. He will play Nocturne from Concertino for Trumpet and Band Whitney and Trumpeter's Lullaby Anderson. the band conducted by Frank Piersol performs Schubert Rosa munde Lehar Villa Haydn Wood The Seafarer Goldman and encores King Cotton Green Groves Guarda du Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Debth
Cedar Rapids Symphony
Cedar Rapids
Ellis Park
Debth
Park Terrace SE
Whitney
Anderson
Frank Piersol
Indian Hillis Community College Wins DPI Move to New Ottumwa Site
The Iowa Department of Public Instruction approved Indian Hillis Community College's plan to relocate from near the Ottumwa airport to the Ottumwa Heights area owned by the Sisters of the Humility of Mary. The college aims to buy the property for 2.8 million dollars and seeks permission to sell its current campus in the city's industrial park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Iowa Department of Public Instruction
Indian Hillis Community College
Lyle Hellyer
DPI
Ottumwa Heights
Sisters of the Humility of Mary
Hellyer
Ottuwma
Cedar Rapids Reaches Milestone On Minority Business Plan
Cedar Rapids and UMTA near approval of a three-year minority business program tied to the Ground Transportation Center project. About two thirds of the plan has federal clearance, with the Employment Initiatives portion awaiting Labor Department OK. The city schedules a June 17 public hearing and outlines goals for 10 percent minority and 0.5 percent women participation in construction jobs, plus related EEO provisions across six departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Cedar Rapids
Urban Mass Transit Administration
Department of Labor
Tom Aller
UMTA
Aller
Department of Transportation
EEO
City Hall
Iowa Fireworks Rules Tighten Ahead of Independence Day
Cedar Rapids fire marshal Phil Saunders warns only three types of fireworks are legal for unpermitted individuals caps sparklers and snakes. Illegal items will be confiscated and destroyed with penalties up to 1000 fine or one year in jail. Police will spot check stores while authorities urge public support for enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Saunders
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Saunders
Gestapo
al Chrystal
Iowa State Patrol
Missouri
Chrystal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sun
Five Seasons Group
Cedar House
Mount Vernon Road
Knights of Columbus
Mackinac Island
Canada
Virgin Forest
Soo Locks
Circus World
Wisconsin Dells
More
Richard G Kirsch MD
Johnson Nut Company
Ontario
Quebec
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
New England
Milwaukee
All Saints Church
29Th St
Dalewood Ave
S.E
Westside Garden Center
3Rd Ave. S.W
Central City
Adv
Babs Haggin
Gibson Partners
the Roosevelt
Kiwanis
C.R
Roosevelt
Salvation Army Community Center
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Rotary Club
Larry Waller
Cedar Rapids-Marion Area
Grand Ole Opry
Travel & Transport
Nancy Kupps
Palace Lights
Ellis Pro
Ellyne Novak
Novak
Rick’s
First Street
S.W
Sheraton Inn
33Rd Ave
Adventureland
Charter Coaches
St. ‘George
10Th Street
Ban Alexander
Chicago Art Institute
Primerib
Tommy's Restaurant
14Th Avenue SE
Berger Furrier
Marion
Stouffer’s
Dad
Stouffer's
Second Avenue
Armstrong
Hing
Ottumwa College
Goldings
Siegel’s Jewell
3Rd. Ave. SE
Oma Showroom
Plumbing Service Inc
St. SE
Haggar
Michael Garman
Cool Arrow
Armstrong Men
Armstrong Gift
Armstrong Men's
Armstrong Cosmetics
Squire
Armstrong Budget
Armstrong’s
Lancaster
Davenport
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