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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 2003
Page
28
The diary describes Jose Ramon, a Nogares student with a vivid imagination who draws from books and memory. He lives with his mother and grandmother, has an older married brother, and admires colors while Alejandro and Pat discuss his work.
Cedar Rapids Public Library hosts free computer classes in the Anna Purna Ghosh Technology Learning Center on the first floor. Registration is on a first come basis, call 398 1123 Ext 239 or visit www.crlibrary.org/libevents.html.
Bridge club results from Bob's Club Ivah Water director Howell movement top pairs Jo Ed Verbick Curran Rosser and Marion Engel Doris Hotchkiss with week ending March 20 Cedar Rapids Bridge Studio at Four Oaks Badge directed by Roger Welty reports top North-South and East-West finishes for Mitchell and Howell movements. Happy Bridge Club under Phil Amell at Bethany Lutheran Church records noon sessions Mondays.
In North South and East West divisions results list first through fourth place teams or pairs, with names such as Mike Rowray, Dennis Hotchkiss, Gretchen Banasa Stuhr, Kay La Fontaine, and many others. Community clubs host events at Bethany Lutheran Church, Church on Third Ave SE, and Kenwood Park Presbyterian Church with a Monday noon event and a Thursday meeting. An upcoming raffle notes tickets at 20 dollars and sales through Design Builders House.
Multiple local benefits sweep through towns near Toledo including Tama County Nature Center fund night at Otter Creek Lake with a buffet by My Mother's Place, auctions, and an owl program by Mark Havick. Guttenberg hosts its Third Annual Ball with live music by Hunter Fuerste.
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