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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 19, 2004
Page
28
Calendar notes 5 30 p m Johnson County Conservation Board education center F W Kent Park Oxford and County Board of Adjustment public hearing at county administration building across the day listings details of meetings and locations.
A schedule of local activities includes Warbler Walks at Hickory Hill Park and a Small Business Web Training Seminar at the Iowa City Area Chamber of Commerce. Other events feature the Fifth Annual Hancher Guild Showcase at Hancher Auditorium and a Medicare information session at Kirkwood Training Center hosted by the Johnson County task force.
Storytime at North Liberty Community Library runs at 10 a.m. Preschool Storytime follows at 10 30 a.m. in the Hazel Westgate Story Room at the Iowa City Public Library.
A senior hiking event by Trailblazers at 8 30 a m meets in the Lower City Park parking lot. Contact number is (319) 354 9569 for details and time confirmation.
A noon lecture or event titled Traditional Fung Shui is scheduled in the East Room at Colloton Pavilion on the University of Iowa campus. Contact Ul Hospitals at 319 353 6417 for details.
This Week listings show Michael Flatley’s Lord of the Dance performing at Paramount Theatre Cedar Rapids Thursday at 7 30 p m with tickets 41 50 to 48 50 via Ticketmaster and uscellular center com Also listed are community events including a staff challenge at Mercer Park Scanlon Gym Cumberland? and a Castaway Disabilities Fish Dinner Friday at Eagles Lodge benefiting disabled veterans, plus Uncorked 25th Anniversary fundraiser at Iowa Children’s Museum Coral Ridge Mall.
Organizers of the Emma Goldman Clinic Spring Benefit in Iowa City partner with The Galleries Downtown at 218 Washington St to raise funds for reproductive health services for lower income women. Iowa City artist John Coyne will offer a cast bronze piece titled Diana showing a young woman riding a leaping deer, with 30 percent of proceeds donated if it sells. The event marks the first time the benefit is held at a business rather than a private home and follows last year’s Margaret Cho performance at Hancher Auditorium.
A chronology of reported crimes in the Iowa City metro from May 8 to May 14 includes thefts from vehicles at multiple addresses such as 1512 First Ave Coralville and 2650 S Riverside Dr Coralville, with burglaries on May 13 at 1958 Broadway St and related offenses recorded at 314 N Clinton St and 834 Page St.
In Iowa City Sulli van for Supervisor hosts an afternoon softball fundraiser at Happy Hollow Park from 2 30 to 4 00 pm with 4 00 to 5 30 pm refreshments and a 10 donation call 319 354 7199 or visit Sullivan4Supervisor com. Another Iowa City fundraiser for Terrence Neuzil runs 5 00 to 7 00 pm at the Johnson County Fairgrounds Regina booth with freewill donations. call 319 338 3482. West Branch archivist Dale Mayer reads from Lou Henry Hoover Prototype of a Modern First Lady 3 00 pm at the Herbert Hoover Presidential Library Museum with a post event discussion. copies for sale.
Two campaign coffees will honor Johnson County sheriff candidate Lonny Pulkrabek. The first is at 7 p.m. at Katherine Moyers home 417 Hutchinson Ave. The second runs 6 30 to 8 p.m. at Dedi and Bruce Walker 19 Durham Ct. For more information call 319 337 9374.
Readers share experiences of young adults moving back home after college or life disruptions. Reports cover chores conflicts costs and dynamics. Email comments with contact details to reporter Jim O Neal or reach The Gazette Iowa City bureau by phone or mail.
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