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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 2004
Page
25
The calendar lists a 6 30 p m Iowa City Council work session in City Hall city conference boardroom a 6 30 p m Coralville cable TV Commission meeting in City Hall and a 7 30 p m Iowa City Planning and Zoning Commission informal meeting in Harvat Hall City Hall.
City council meetings set for 7 p m at West Branch council chambers Wellman municipal building and Lone Tree town hall with agendas unspecified Local residents are advised to attend to hear council business
At 1 30 p m a Medicare prescription drug bill informational meeting was held at the senior center with staff from Senator Tom Harkin s office present to discuss the plan s impact and details for attendees.
Salvation Army hosts deer meat distribution from 9 30 a m to noon at 1116 Gilbert Ct. Mercy town City offers New Brother New Sister classes at 6 and 7 15 p m in room 4 contact 319 358 2767. Ghandian Thought session 6 30 to 8 p m at Uptown Bill s Small Mall 401 S Gilbert St fee 7 50 contact 319 339 0401 Toddler Storytime 1030 a m Hazel Westgate Story Room Iowa City Public Library Monday Madness Story time 7 p m Coralville Public Library.
The Model Railroading Club meets at 10 a.m. in Room M02 at the senior center. Line Dancing runs at 1 p.m. and Tai Chi at 3 30 p.m. at the senior center. Activities continue through April 26.
Noon Living Under Peace and War in Lebanon talk at International Center lounge. Jewish Learning Class at Hillel House at 1 30 pm. Forget Baghdad Iraqi connection at Iowa Memorial Union 5 15 pm. Discussions on simple living at Women's Resource and Action Center 6 30 pm. Nostalgia for Catholicism in Calvin s Geneva at Schaeffer Hall 8 pm. Lectures, readings, and Bijou film showings follow into the evening at Prairie Lights Books and Memorial Union.
Iowa City elementary parents register their children Tuesday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. in their attendance area schools with birth date proof. A mental health topics program, Children and Teen Mental Health Issues, is planned for Wednesday evening at Northwest Junior High in Coralville.
Clear Creek Amana senior Kara Hansen plans to study computer animation and video design in central Florida. She began cheering as a child, joined the CCA squad and the dance team in high school, and is a three year member of the Iowa All-State Cheerleading Squad.
Hansen learns routines quickly and works hard to perfect her technique Mor lan said She is a leader on the school teams and a go to person for peers She is described as an open people person who can talk to others about anything per Hansen page 4D
Iowa City West High Forensics captures 15 of 20 national slots at Cedar Rapids Washington High School meet. Qualifiers include Grace Van Voorhis, Natasha Robin, Margaret Weirich, Michael Parrott, and others across ten events. Alternates and coach note District Sweepstakes trophy and prep for University of Iowa championships. West High aims for second consecutive National School of Excellence trophy in Salt Lake City.
The Housing Trust Fund of Johnson County received a $500 grant at a board meeting on Jan 23. Bill Burger of the Community Foundation of Johnson County presented the funds to HTFJC, which aims to create and preserve affordable housing and support homelessness services. Johnson County is among over 275 housing funds nationwide.
A book sale at the Coralville Public Library in the E. Jean Schwab auditorium will feature adult fiction and a large selection of children's books along with biographies cookbooks textbooks how-to guides dictionaries and encyclopedias. A table of recent best sellers in like new condition will be specially priced. Videotapes and many children’s books are available, some free. Sale hours are 1 30 to 5 30 p m Friday and 9 a m to 3 p m Saturday.
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