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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 07, 2003
Page
29
Calendar note shows at 6 p.m. the Coralville Library Board convenes at City Hall followed by a 7 p.m. Coralville Planning and Zoning Commission session at City Hall.
Regional meetings set for 7 p.m. at Memorial Hall in Sigourney with the City Council scheduled to gather.
Community activities include Warbier Walks at Hickory Hill Park from 6 to 7 30 a m near the Dodge Street entrance 338 1837 Domestic Violence Intervention Project Awareness Week from 9 to 5 at Black Hawk Mini Park Pedestrian Mall Coping with Cancer 530 to 730 at Scanlon Room Mercy town City 358 2767 Iowa City Farmers Market 530 to 730 at Chauncey Swan Parking Ramp Bike Ride to Oxford and Tiffin 6 p m from HandiMart North Liberty 27 miles sponsored by Bicyclists of Iowa City 338 5757 Auditions for Tintypes at Scanlon Gymnasium 7 to 9 p m Runs July 3 6 337 2804 Weekend Comedy by Old Creamery Theatre 8 p m Amana Visitors Center Amana Comedy by Jeanne and Sam Bobrick 1 800 35 AMANA www oldcreamery com
The Johnson County Democratic Party holds a meeting at 7 p.m. in the board room of the Iowa City Community School District office. Call 354 7199 for details.
Storytime at North Liberty Library at 10 a.m. Preschool Storytime at Iowa City Public Library at 10 30 a.m. Trailblazers hike at Lower City Park 8 30 a.m. Call 354 9569 for details. Bob Zeman Concerts at Lone Tree Care Center 1 45 p.m. Call 848 4886 for more information.
University of Iowa hosts Chamber Music at Clapp Recital Hall with Holman Lovelace Wang and Klein at 8 p.m. plus groups and screenings across campus. War and Peace discussion at WRAC noon. New Play Festival and films at the Theatre Building, Iowa Memorial Union, and Prairie Lights Reading. Submit notices to The Gazette.
In Iowa City a 605 Kirkwood Ave pine lit with 2500 white lights honors service members. The Van Ginkel family and friends gathered as 150 attendees watched the ceremony. Marines and families shared messages of pride and longing for loved ones overseas.
Cub Scouts from Lincoln Elementary School visit the Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Iowa City to thank veterans with handmade cards. Allan Lange and 79 year old Tom Jones receive notes while Asa Thomas and his mother Diana greet veterans. the troop is sponsored by the 109th Medical Battalion.
Johnson County supervisors approved a three year contract giving 1.75 percent raises to 108 social service public transportation and ambulance workers effective July 1. UI task force urged relaxing zero tolerance for campus drug violations due to higher arrest rates. Perchlorate suspected in Hills site as EPA investigators sample water and soil south of Main Street. Reception inmate security reduced after escape. outdoor areas separated and perimeter patrol increased. Downtown Iowa City to test valet parking amid plans for a business district tax district raising about 212000 yearly. Former Gov. Ray received Lifetime Humanitarian Award for aiding Vietnamese Cambodian and Lao refugees. Iowa City opened a new ground water based water treatment plant for tours, replacing river water.
The Gazette invites readers to submit details about loved ones serving in the Middle East. Cpl Kelly Austin of the U S Marines 373 3rd Marine Airwing reported deployed to combat area. She is listed as a firefighter on base who helped rescue a helicopter survivor. Hometown Anamosa Iowa. Relatives include husband Jeremiah Austin and parents John and Vicki Wacker.
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