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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 2006
Page
31
A reader recounts a school makeover contest turning into a beauty reveal. After a free pedicure, she buys cleanser and moisturizer, receives a skin tone matching foundation, and schedules a makeup color consult, realizing a new look suits her.
Ben Morrissey 15 son of Jay and Barb Morrissey will earn the Eagle Scout award at a 2 p.m. Court of Honor on November 4 at St Elizabeth Ann Seton Church in Hiawatha. He is a Xavier High School sophomore and Troop 42 member sponsored by St Pius Church. He holds Arrow of Light and served as scribe and assistant patrol leader with 29 badges. His Eagle project cataloged football equipment for Xavier Metro Catholic Saints and St Joseph School with eleven volunteers.
Public notice invites groups and communities hosting free Thanksgiving meals to submit details to The Gazette Community desk in Cedar Rapids Iowa Include date time place reservation deadline and contact information plus the submitter name and daytime phone number for publication
Denny Lynch 53 keeps a lifelong fascination with Dracula and other night creatures. He enjoys dressing as the Count with fangs and capes for Halloween. Lynch cites Bela Lugosi as the best Dracula and recalls being inspired by Famous Monsters of Filmland during his youth.
Dennis Lynch, 53, Cedar Rapids, teaches industrial arts at Center Point-Urbana High School. He majored in film at the University of Iowa and keeps a movie list now surpassing 19 000 titles. Lynch enjoys stamps and science fiction and remains fond of Dracula.
Karen Brook of Marion coordinates Cedar Rapids and surrounding projects for Trees Forever. She explains her role with the We Dig Your District planting program and Growing Futures, linking students, interns, and landscape designers to improve local environments while promoting stewardship.
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