08 Sep 2006

Peta

By Chris Fillmer
ImageNews Release

For Immediate Release:
September 08, 2006
Contact:
Chris Fillmer, (309)-631-6681

 
Hi, my name is Chris Fillmer and I’m E-Mailing you to let you know that a group of local activists will be conducting a demonstration 9-9-2006 in front of the KFC at 3501 Ave of the cities Moline, IL. We will be there at 10:30 to 11:30 as part of PETA’s international campaign urging KFC to eliminate the worst abuses birds killed for their buckets suffer, like being scalded alive and having their legs broken. We’ll be holding signs that list the abuses KFC is responsible for so that passing motorists get a chance to learn the Colonel’s real secret recipe. Please call me at 309-631-6681 if you have any questions. Thanks.
Date: 09-09-06
Time: Sat, 10am to 11am
Place: 3501 Avenue Of The Cities, Moline, IL 
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15 Aug 2006

HERSONG IS LOOKING FOR SOPRANOS

By Sandra H. Moore
ImageHERSONG IS LOOKING FOR SOPRANOSALL SINGERS ARE WELCOME

HERSONG, the Quad Cities Women’s Chorus will be holding Open Sings on Thursday September 7 beginning at 7pm.  Open Sings will be held each Thursday during September at St John’s Lutheran Church located at 4501 7th Ave in Rock Island. HERSONG needs singers and non-singers. Singing membership is open to women age 18 or older.  Non singing membership is open to men and women 18 years or older.  Non singing members provide technical assistance, marketing, administrative and other behind the scenes support to the chorus.  If you would like to learn more about HERSONG or are interested in joining, please attend the Open Sings. 

 

The HERSONG philosophy is to promote and develop women’s music as a significant expression of strength, dignity and sisterhood of all women, as well as social justice, world peace, cultural diversity, healing of the environment and harmony among all people and beings of Earth.

 

For general information, please call 866-746-4482 or visit the website at www.hersong.us.  For booking information, call 877-266-5474. 

 
14 Aug 2006

Who will be Mr. Habitat?

By Teresa LaBella
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Who will win the "Mr. Habitat" title?  Come to the Rogalski Center on the St. Ambrose University campus on Saturday, October 21st and enjoy the elegance of a beauty contest and the ambience of a construction site at this first-ever Habitat for Humanity - Quad Cities event.  The evening begins at 5 with a cash bar, appetizers and silent auction followed by dinner at 6.  The fun begins at 7 when the Mr. Habitat contestants take the stage to compete in evening wear and construction gear before a panel of the area's most influential women.  Tickets are $50.  Proceeds help Habitat for Humanity - Quad Cities build homes for partner families.

08 Jun 2006

July Book Club

By Catherine Worsley
{mosimage}"The Cider House Rules" by John Irving will be discussed.

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