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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 2003
Page
27
Calendar items show the Iowa City Council Harvat Hall Civic Center Coralville City Council City Hall North Liberty meetings and the Iowa City Human Rights Commission at Harvat Hall plus the Iowa City school board in the central administration building all at 7 p.m.
The Washington County Board of Supervisors will hold a regional meeting at 9 a.m. at the courthouse in Washington. Public access and discussion on regional matters are scheduled.
A city events roundup lists a state tax changes talk at First Avenue Club with Rep. Dick Myers, a Pasture Walk at Larry Thomann Farm, salsa at Arts a la Carte, farmers markets at Sycamore Mall and Wellman, library storytimes in Iowa City and Coralville, Teen Summer Reading at North Liberty, and live music venues Gabe's Green Room and Funkin Jazz Jam with Matt Grunstad and Friends.
New Horizons Orchestra performs at noon in John Colloton Pavilion Atrium with free admission. Spider 7 and 9 p.m. at Iowa Memorial Union Bijou. Steinway piano anniversary concert at Clapp Recital Hall. Reading by Bart Yates at Prairie Lights Books. Pride Month fundraiser details and contact. Hickory Hill Park plant sale with membership perk. Relay for Life all-nighter at Cretzmeyer Track. Mud River Yard Sale benefiting Mud River Music Cooperative. Paul Beatty fundraiser at Wilton American Legion for rehabilitation. Congo Independence Celebration at Old Brick with ticket info. Submit notices to The Gazette via email, mail, or fax.
Phyllis Roskup chose a custom 11 foot black granite monument for her son David in St. Joseph's Cemetery featuring a Dalmatian portrait named Katy. Memorials by Michel in Solon crafts personalized memorials with hand etched images and family input. The business, started in 1998, moved to a dedicated building in 1999 and offers stones from $500 to $30,000 with options from over 30 granite shades and 10 finishes.
Four home schooled students from the area finished second in the International Future Problem Solving Bowl at the University of Connecticut. John Lamsansky, Jordan Linscheid, Rebecca Moore and Arrail Schwartz aged 12 to 12 earned a place near the top one percent. Madeline Wheeler, 17, of Ainsworth was seventh internationally in the senior division.
Tipton officials move to shutter the pool at City Park by August due to costly repairs. A fundraising drive aims to build a Family Aquatic Center by 2005 with an outdoor pool and indoor facilities for Tipton High School, funded by private gifts and a 1.2 million bond referendum.
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