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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 2003
Page
29
Calendar entry notes a 6 30 p m start for the North Liberty Planning and Zoning Commission in City Hall council chambers with observers welcome.
The Washington County Board of Supervisors meets at 9 a.m. in the courthouse Washington. The Washington City Council gathers at 7 p.m. in City Hall council chambers. West Liberty City Council meets at 7:30 p.m. in the municipal building council chambers.
Town calendar shows events across churches libraries and venues. Activities include Ministry in a Digital Culture at First United Methodist Church and cultural talks at West Branch and Iowa City libraries. Music by Mark Erelli Jeff Foucault at Uptown Bill’s Small Mall and Salsa Break at Arts a la Carte Studio. Price points listed for concerts and school band performance at Kennedy High School.
Toddler Storytime runs at 10 30 a m in the Hazel Westgate Story Room Iowa City Public Library Preschool Storytime also at 10 30 a m at Coralville Public Library for young readers and families.
The schedule lists talks and readings across Bowen Science Building Phillips Hall and Iowa Memorial Union. Topics include The COG Complex and Intra-Golgi Membrane Trafficking, Caimodulin Recognition NMDA, Theology of the Body, and The Flute Player with readings at Prairie Lights and Bijou screenings.
This week features the Human Rights Cities Program for Social and Economic Transformation at noon in Rockwood Fellowship Hall Congregational Church. An International Writing Symposium meets at 3 30 p m in Meeting Room A at the Iowa City Public Library. Auditions for The Search for Intelligent Life in the Universe are at 7 p m in City Public Library. To submit items email iowacitygazettecommunications.com or mail The Gazette Community Calendar 301 E Market St Iowa City IA 52245.
In Studio 13 bidders showcased female impersonators Dena Cass Ginger Snaps and Katrina Cass in Davenport for the first Miss Gay All American Beauty At Large Pageant. Cass, 35, won $200 for first place and aims to raise the event to a national level while organizers seek bigger names.
James Manville, a 91 year old Cedar Rapids optometrist, is celebrated as the Grant Wood Area Chapter dedicates its new headquarters as the James C. Manville Center. The 26 000 square foot building at 6300 Rockwell Dr NE replaces cramped offices and houses offices classrooms and a blood donation station. Funding came from a 1 million Hall Perrine Foundation grant and 350 000 from the Kresge Foundation. Manville began volunteering 75 years ago after wanting to be a lifeguard and moved to Cedar Rapids in 1930 for Coe College.
Hills Bank and Trust and the Johnson County Housing Task Force received a 107 500 grant from the Federal Home Loan Bank of Des Moines to continue the Johnson County Housing Rehabilitation Program begun in 1999. The program offers forgivable loans up to 5 000 for at least 20 homeowners with income under set limits and a 20 percent per year lien for five years.
The 2003 Iowa Shares campaign has begun at the University of Iowa and the Iowa City Community School District. Local members include Women’s Resource and Action Center, Environmental Advocates, Iowans for the Prevention of Gun Violence, Public Access Television, Linn County United Nations Association, and Iowa United Nations Association. Contact Rene Paine at (319) 338-7035 or visit www.iowashares.org.
The Gazette invites notices of free holiday dinners with location and serving times. Include reservation phone number if required. Send to The Gazette at 301 E Market St Iowa City IA 52245 or email gazettecommunications com or fax 319 354 1266. Call 319 329 2155 for questions.
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