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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 2005
Page
35
Santa will arrive outside The Iowa Children's Museum at Coral Ridge Mall at 8 30 a m today for a bagel fruit milk or juice breakfast and story time. He will visit with children of all ages to hear holiday wishes and later be available for photos Monday through Saturday and Sundays.
Readers in Eastern Iowa are invited to submit high resolution photographs showing residents traveling outside the United States for Christmas. Photos must be taken at destination on December 25 and received by 9 a.m. December 27 with names, towns, location, and purpose of travel. Contact Diana Nollen with questions.
Readers are invited to submit specifics on holiday light displays in Eastern Iowa. Send address and a brief description of what is seen to Christmas Lights, Community at The Gazette, P O Box 511, Cedar Rapids IA 52406 or via community gazettecommunications com before December 5 for the December 17 listing.
The Gazette invites churches in its circulation area to submit a Christmas services and programs directory. Include denomination church name address contact person and phone service times and dates. Submit to Linda Cruise at The Gazette P O Box 511 Cedar Rapids IA 52406 or email linda.cruise gazette communications com by November 28.
Ann Wieland of Iowa City crafted a three story Victorian dollhouse over five years using beads clay and caps. She donates the piece to Mercy Iowa City for a silent auction to benefit the hospital's intensive care unit proceeds go to buy two balloon pumps and other ICU needs.
North Liberty principal Brad Laurel 34 describes his goal to help children and create a positive school family at James Van Allen Elementary. He cites long hours as a downside and shares personal details from education to hobbies and a humorous wardrobe mishap with students.
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