Tickets for the game are available at Hopefully Yours, both Burlington Hy-Vee stores, the Burlington Public Library and Country Friends and More.Īdvance tickets are $5 for adults and $3 for students. "It's just awesome to see the smiles on the athletes' faces," Grimshaw said.
Mitchell has a roster of 29 players to rotate in and out, and they'll be taking on 11 of the finest basketball players from the Burlington Police Department, including Chief Doug Beaird, Maj. Mitchell, who also manages the Hope Haven thrift store Hopefully Yours, said this year's game will include lights-out introductions for the players, a team mascot, music, a silent auction and appearances by Miss Burlington and Miss Clinton County. This is their chance to feel like an NBA star." Hopefully, it will be greater than 10 percent, and, hopefully we will. It's likely the investigation will spread into the new year because of the holiday weekend. The Burlington Hawkeye reports that at about 12:38 Christmas Eve morning that the Hope Haven-run resale shop in the Hopefully Yours building was on fire. "This year, I've tried my hardest to make it the best, most memorable experience for my players. Congress, First Session, August 31, 1981-Burlington, Iowa United States. A Burlington Iowa downtown business has been gutted by an early morning fire. Hope Havens newly built thrift store, Hopefully Yours, is just another. "Last year, we just showed up and played a game," said Midwest Magic coach Brett Mitchell. Together, Two Rivers and Iowa Wesleyan are continuing to unlock the potential. The team started with fewer than a dozen competitors and has ballooned to more than 30 people. Midwest Magic formed about three years ago as a way to provide training and fellowship for special-needs adults living in southeast Iowa who regularly compete in Special Olympics Iowa events. It was well received by everyone who attended, and it was a great opportunity to raise money for the Midwest Magic. "Last year's experience was amazing," Grimshaw said. March 27-Titled "A Magical Afternoon 2," the second annual benefit basketball game between the police department and the Midwest Magic will start at 4 p.m. Due to COVID, the holidays and the cold weather, A Celebration of Life service will be sometime in the spring at Bethany Lutheran Church with Pastor Paul Hermansen presiding.Add To Favorites Special Olympics basketball team taking on Burlington Police The rest are obtained from resale shops, including Hope Havens own Hopefully Yours, a popular Burlington thrift store. Memorials have been established for Bethany Lutheran Church and to Burlington Senior Center. Preceded in her death was an infant daughter Anita, her parents, grandparents and three sisters and two cats, Winnie and Rocky. One sister, Linda Garmoe and several nieces and nephews and two cats, Nicky, and Rudy. Survivors include her daughter Julie Chubb of Burlington, Iowa and one son Jerry Chubb of Burlington, Iowa. She enjoyed being with family, friends, and cats. She loved to travel, cook, read, do crossword puzzles, watch Jeopardy and Wheel of Fortune and play Bridge with her friends at the Senior Citizen Center and all her Bridge clubs she was in. Hopefully we can help with your next one as well. She was an Iowa Hawkeye football fan and Cubs baseball fan. Check out 80 dealership reviews or write your own for Shottenkirk Superstore in West Burlington, IA. She served on the church council, member of the Worship and Music Committee, Book Club, and church choir. She was a member of Bethany Lutheran Church. After retirement, she volunteered at Hope Haven Hopefully Yours store and at GRMC at Heritage Medical Supply. Jacquelyn worked at Southeastern Community College as the Office Manager for the Dean of Instruction for about 25 years. She graduated at the Burlington High School in 1958 and graduated from Southeastern Community Collage for her AA Degree and Western Illinois University for her BA Degree. She married James Arnold Chubb and they later divorced. The funds were used to purchase a truck which picks up recyclables from various sites throughout southeast Iowa. To expand its recycling programs even more, Hope Haven received a SWAP grant in 2012. The family moved back to Burlington, Iowa. The rest are obtained from resale shops, including Hope Haven’s own Hopefully Yours, a popular Burlington thrift store. She was the daughter of Jack Henry and Dorotha Jane Griffith Handrich. Jacquelyn Chubb 81, of Burlington, died at 8:05 PM Saturday, November 13,2021 at Blessing Hospital in Quincy, Illinois.īorn December 13,1939 in Los Angeles, California.
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