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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 14, 2003
Page
27
Calendar item notes 5 p.m. sessions in council chambers at Iowa City Civic Center and at 5 p.m. in the recreation center for the Iowa City Parks and Recreation Commission.
Regional meetings scheduled with 6 p.m. at the Salon school board in the middle school auditorium lobby and 6 30 p.m. at Tiffin City Council at the Fire Station. Community members are urged to attend and participate in local governance discussions.
A 7 p.m. meeting at Uptown Bill's Small Mail discusses adopting formal procedures for endorsing political candidates. Contact 338-0880 for details.
Washington County Relay for Life kickoff at Central Park from 5 to 8 p.m. Registration info for the July 4 walk to benefit the American Cancer Society. Iowa City Farmers Market 5 30 to 7 30 p m Chauncey Swan Parking Ramp. Brian Moss at Northside Books 7 p m. Coping with Cancer 5 30 to 7 30 p m Scanlon Room Mercy Town City. Old Creamery Theatre weekend comedy at Amana Visitors Center 8 p m. Thunder from Down Under male revue Penguins Comedy Club 7 30 p m Ages 21 and over 15. Midweek Music Cheryl Brewer 11 45 a m Jem s Deli Cedar Rapids Public Library. Pied Piper Concerts 1 30 and 2 15 p m Cedar Rapids Public Library. Riverboat Casino Meeting 6 30 p m P-3 Retirees Hall.
Storytime at North Liberty Community Library runs 10 a.m. Older preschool program starts 10:30 a.m. at Iowa City Public Library in Hazel Westgate Story Room with Preschool Storytime.
Warbler Walk in Hickory Hill Park runs 6 to 7 30 a.m. at the north shelter near the Dodge Street entrance. Bike Ride through Amish Country starts 6 p.m. from Hills Elementary, Hills, covering 18 to 20 miles and sponsored by Bicyclists of Iowa City.
Senior Activities brief lists hikes and programs: Trailblazers hike at 8 30 a m meeting in Lower City Park with carpool to hike location. Bob Zeman attends at 9 45 a m Sc Lon Care Center and 2 p m Crestview West Branch. Literary Images in Biblical Literature at 1 30 p m IC JC Senior Center.
War and Peace Discussion at noon in WRAC back room with brown bag lunch. Peace Camp Teach-In noon to 1 p.m. Pentacrest. US Staff Council Meeting at 2 30 p.m. in room S401 Pappa John Business Building. Submit items by email to Iowa City Gazette or mail to The Gazette 301 E Market St Iowa City IA 52245 or fax to 319 354 1266.
Meagan Gugliano and West High School in Iowa City were named a Grammy Signature School, one of seven nationwide. A Grammy Foundation representative will present a 5000 dollar check at a May 28 ceremony featuring University of Iowa President David Skorton.
Hope United Methodist Church hosts a spaghetti supper this Saturday from 4 30 to 7 pm with spaghetti salad garlic bread dessert and drink. West High invites juniors seniors and guests to an after prom party this weekend midnight to 4 am with casino games prizes food and music. permission slips required.
The Gazette invites readers to submit names and photos of relatives serving in the Middle East. Pvt Daniel Schloss of the U S Army 1st/94th Field Artillery based in Germany is serving in Iraq at age 21. He hails from Cedar Rapids and attended Washington High School. parents Rick and Patty and sisters Melissa Heather and Heidi, plus grandparents, are listed.
Coralville organizers will host the first Johnson County law enforcement memorial honoring officers who died in the line of duty. The May 15 event at S T Morrison Park moves indoors if needed and features county leaders, a 21 gun salute, and a banner of flag lowering efforts.
Area youth orchestras close their season with Beethoven and Stravinsky pieces in the final concert led by Jean Montes at Kirkwood Community College Ballantyne Auditorium Cedar Rapids. The program features over 100 musicians from Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas. tickets at the door cost 4 dollars for adults 2 dollars for seniors, with Kirkwood students and youths admitted free with a paying adult.
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