Local Meetings and Arts Events Across Cedar Rapids Region
On Wednesday September 24 several public meetings take place including Cedar Rapids City Council at City Hall and Linn County supervisors in the Ad ministration Building. Cultural events feature The Foreigner at Old Creamery Theatre Garrison the University Symphony at Hancher Auditorium Iowa City and The Green Room film at Mount Mercy Warde Hall. Theater times appear on page 13A.
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the Foreigner
Old Creamery
Garrison
Music University Symphony
Hancher Auditorium
University of Iowa
Green Room
McAsith Auditorium
Warde Hall
Mount Mercy
Theater Times
Lincolnway Village to get city water system plan
City Hall considers a Cedar Rapids proposal to connect Lincolnway Village to the main water system. Howard R. Green Co. would design the project and assess costs to 103 of 367 homeowners after a March petition. A public hearing will follow plan completion.
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Heather Sloman
City Hall
Lincolnway Village
Cedar Rapids
Howard R. Green Co
Lincolnway
Kenny Greiner
Greiner
Toddville
Coppock
Five Seasons Center sees attendance drop in August
Revenue from rent concessions and novelties fell to 47205 in August from 83048 last year due to Motley Crue and Bryan Adams concerts that drew 18000 fans. Center reported 23975 attendees this August vs 34526 last year, while nine event days matched 1985.
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Five Seasons Center
Five Seasons Center Commission
David Pisha
Paramount Theatre
Eastern Iowa students win leadership scholarships
Two Eastern Iowa students receive $500 scholarships and an all expenses paid trip to a national youth leadership conference in St Louis in October. Kelly Hennings of Elberon and Mike Schulte of Cedar Rapids led the list of 118 students recognized by the Cedar Rapids Committee of the National Council on Youth Leadership.
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Eastern
Iowa
Eastern Iowa
St. Louis
Kelly Hennings
Elberon
Mike Schulte
Cedar Rapids
The
National Council On Youth Leadership
Hennings
Benton Community High School
van Horne
William and
Barbara Hennings
Schulte
Regis High School
David
Linda Schulte
Waldo Myers honored with renamed West Liberty City Hall
West Liberty marks 85 year old Waldo Myers for 25 years as city manager and long service as city treasurer. City Hall renamed Waldo C Myers Municipal Building in a Sunday ceremony. Myers recalls major projects from 1940 to 1965 including plant expansions and water and sewer work.
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West Liberty
Waldo Myers
Myers
Just Plain City Hall
Waldo C. Myers
City Hall
Marion Marching Invitational draws 800 musicians
More than 800 high school musicians including Lone Tree band perform in the sixth annual Marion Marching Invitational at the Marion football field. Bands from Central City Albia Lone Tree Alburnett Cedar Rapids Prairie Cedar Rapids Jefferson Linn-Mar and Marion high schools compete for trophies best drum major best color guard and a sportsmanship award. Admission 2 dollars adults 1 dollar students. In rain, competition moves to Marion High School gym. Event is sponsored by the Iowa High School Music Association.
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Brian Grady
Linn-Mar High School
Dan Stark
Cedar Rapids LaSalle
Anne Bach
Prairie High School
Jennifer Chaffie
Linn-Mar
Christine Cook
Iowa City
Regina
Eric Howes
Cedar Rapids
Washington
Chris Hupfeld
Iowa City High
David Knutson
Corey Martin
Jullie Miller
Cedar Rapids Jefferson
Mark Nel
Lone Tree Band
Marion
Thomas Park
Central City
Albia
Lone Tree
Alburnett
Cedar Rapids Prairie
Marion High School
Iowa High School Music Association
Sexual Politics author to speak at Cornell College
Kate Mille r author of Sexual Politics will lecture October 2 at Cornell College in King Chapel at 11 a.m. The talk is free and open to the public. Mille r blends activism in women's, black, and gay civil rights with filmmaking and writing.
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Mount Vernon
Kate Miller
Cornell College
King Chapel
Miller
Contemp Slim Design Phone Misdescribed in Circular
The C.O.M.E. circular misstates the Contemporary Slim Design Phone as having nine programmable memories. the device lacks programmable memory. Also advertised are Waechtersbach mugs priced at 1.99 each.
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C.O.M.E
Waechtersbach
Kinney Named Cedar Rapids City Treasurer
William J. Kinney 39 of 720 Staub Ct NE will assume the post Monday to replace Ed Burrell who resigns for a Roseville Minnesota position. Kinney has over 12 years as assistant controller auditor and earns 34486 annually, moving to 36210 as treasurer.
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William J. Kinney
Cedar Rapids
Kinney
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Linn County Supervisors
Linn County Day Care Advisory Committee
St. NW
Hiawatha Library Board
City Water Utility
Lee Coppock
the Paramount
Son
Cedar Rapids Kennedy
Dan Newton
Benton Community
Jeff Nielsen
Kristen Prasser
Tim Rowe
Christine Sommers
Lisbon
By Janet Holmes
Indianapolis
Iran
Khomeini
University of Minnesota
Oxford University
England
Columbia University
Hunter College
Barnard College
Waseda University
Toyo
Bryn Mawr
University of California At
Sacramento
Berkeley
Poughkeepsie, N.Y
Roseville
Minn
Minneapolis
Hamilton Business College
A Ketone
Datal Admin
Soeanes Dn
FO Lees
Slender World
Garcia
M.D
Slender
Marion Bivd
Indian Creek
Westdale Mall
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