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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 2004
Page
25
The Iowa City Telecommunications Commission will hold a 5:45 p.m. meeting at Tower Plaza located at 10 S. Linn Street to discuss municipal telecom issues. The agenda includes public comment and possible policy updates affecting local services.
At 7 p.m. Hills City Council meets at town hall while Mid-Prairie Community School Board holds a work session at the high school media center in Wellman. Members plan discussion items and public input opportunities. Authorities urge attendance for regional planning and school district matters.
Jazz For Lunch with Gary McCurdy at noon at Iowa City Public Library. Online Database Instruction at 1 p.m. at the same library. Coralville Farmers Market 5 to 8 p.m. at S.T. Morrison Park. Anti Racism Training Monday 6 p.m. Meeting Room A. Historical Landscape Workshop Monday 6 30 p.m. Conservation Education Center F W Kent Park Oxford.
Iowa City Public Library hosts Toddler Storytime at 10 30 a m in the Hazel Westgate Story Room. A historical fiction session with Delia Ray runs at 3 p m. Monday Madness Story Time takes place at 7 p m in Coralville Public Library.
Nature Walks at 8:30 a.m. meet at the senior center. Bingo at 6 p.m. at Polishville Community Center in Brighton. For details call (319) 694-3495.
University of Iowa schedules a noon poster creation and presentation session in Seebohm Auditorium Eckstein Building with contact 319 335 8106. A Prairie Fiction Reading by Larry Watson, author of Orchard, follows at 8 p.m. at Prairie Lights Books with contact 319 337 2681.
Community calendar items list events in Cedar Rapids and Iowa City including Faye Dudley Let Freedom Ring On at Best Western Longbranch with two hour Branson style entertainment tickets six dollars and one dollar off for Freedom Festival button wearers Voices of Hope Patriotic Concert at New Covenant Bible Church free community choir patriotic program Five Seasons Ski Team Water Show at Ellis Park Riverside Shakespeare Festival Much Ado About Nothing at Riverside Theatre open air stage tickets range from twenty to thirty three dollars with discounts for button wearers Senior bingo at Witwer Center and button wearers receive a small American Flag Submission details provided for calendar notices via email mail or fax at The Gazette Iowa City.
Cedar Rapids teens Adam Barnes Dustin Mauck and Tessa Poppe lead a synchronized black belt routine in the Go Back formation as they train for the AAU Tae Kwon Do Nationals in Fort Lauderdale Florida. Barnes 14 Mauck 15 and Poppe 16 are students at Ultimate Tae Kwon Do and have trained together for 20 years aiming for gold after a silver last year.
Mauck Poppe and Barnes form a close three member Tae Kwon Do team from Prairie yndo High School coached by Joanne Mauck. They travel nationwide for competitions, share leadership, and credit the sport with discipline, confidence, and teamwork while pursuing individual belts and goals.
In Iowa City Sue Freeman leads Broadway Neighborhood Center volunteers serving free lunches to 100 children daily. Four Johnson County centers participate the Summer Food Service Program offering meals 12 to 1 p.m. amid rising summer hunger with eligible forms determining meal reimbursement.
A Delta Delta Christian Church hosts a daytime safety camp July 22 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. covering fire safety stranger danger and chemical safety. A sack lunch is provided. For details directions or sign up call Stacia Webb at Keokuk County Extension Office at 641 622 2680 or 800 515 2680.
The Iowa City Community School District will hold an informational meeting on boundary information for the new Van Allen Elementary. The program is at 7 p.m. at Penn Elementary’s media center, 209 N. Dubuque St. Call 319 688 1232.
Women for Bush will hold a dinner in Iowa City to recognize the United States turning over sovereignty in Iraq. The event starts at 6 30 p m Wednesday at the Quality Inn and Suites Highlander Inn. Reservations via (319) 339 4208.
Brian Pattison, 18, son of David and Ann Pattison of Cedar Rapids, received his Eagle Scout on June 21 in a Court of Honor. A Wright Elementary sponsored Troop 34 member and future Iowa State University freshman, he previously earned the Arrow of Light. He led 20 volunteers in building a brick handicap sidewalk at Ushers Ferry Historic Village Schoolhouse.
The Gazette seeks soldiers to share best snapshots from Iraq or Afghanistan for a feature. Submit only your own photos with a descriptive caption including names, home towns, ranks, units, service branch, location, approximate date, and your contact details. Email warphotos gazettecommunications.com or arrange prints with Photo Editor Rollin Banderobat at 319-398-8380 or 1-800-397-8212.
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