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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 2008
Page
37
The 10th annual Smoker BarBQ Challenge at the Washington Farmers Market takes place Thursday in Central Park starting at 6 p.m. Entries include appetizers desserts and mains and are open to all skill levels. Evening entertainment follows judging at 6 30 p.m. Call (319) 653 4888 for entry details.
The first Ladies Flea Market at Creekside Park starts 8 30 a m Saturday with locally made jewelry crafts and more. A citywide garage sale runs from 8 a m. table space inquiries to 319 828 4959. Anna's Cutting Garden hosts the fifth annual Art and Flower Show benefiting Iowa Valley Habitat for Humanity from 10 a m to 4 p m featuring garden walk art activities a silent auction and homemade pizza and ice cream. For details call 319 337 8949.
Solon St Marys Catholic Church United Methodist Church and Our Lords Church announce a joint auction and bake sale fundraiser at St Marys Church Solon Saturday four o clock. Auction items include Hawkeye Box Suite tickets and themed baskets. Child care will be available.
The Ainsworth Opera House hosts its annual Garden Walk on Sunday June 29 from 1 to 4 p.m. Tickets are five dollars for adults with proceeds to the Opera House fund. A photoshow by Howard Schultz accompanies the event with free refreshments served in the afternoon.
Coraville flood delays the Iowa Firefighter Memorial Service scheduled for today. A new date will be announced soon.
Williamsburg High School driver education students Riley Ritchie and Hannah Wilson observed flooded First Avenue in Coralville during a detour. The lesson underscored how real flood scenes feel compared to news images, with teachers noting floods in 1993 left lasting impressions.
Meredith Hines-Dochterman profiles Monte Gardiner associate dean Linda Gardiner who will fly in the 32nd Air Race Classic as a first time air racer and solo MS fundraiser. Gardiner co-owns a 1978 Cessna Cardinal with Daniel Eberl, teams with co-pilot Linda Moody, and plans stops to share MS information. The race runs Bozeman to Mansfield with eight legs, starting Tuesday, amid a goal to raise MS awareness.
Professor Minnetta Gardiner and co pilot Linda Moody fly as Classic 34 known as Wild Women of the Wind. They race to raise funds for the National Multiple Sclerosis Society to aid MS therapy development. Sponsors invited via the teams web site for details.
A long distance route spans 2 312.5 miles from Bozeman Montana through Miles City Aberdeen Mason City Decatur Frankfort Franklin Saratoga Springs and Mansfield highlighting a Tuesday through Friday schedule.
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