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2B Iowa City Press-Citizen LIFE Saturday, March 22, 2003 What common dreams may mean Tlw Associated Press Travel From IB Munich, Vienna, Prague or Amsterdam. We skied, mingled, ate, and drank beer with the locals in all these areas." Says Carol George of Pittsford, N.Y., who is just back from France: "On several occasions, people asked us if we were being treated OK, told us they were glad we came, said that (French President Jacques) Chirac is the problem, that we citizens are not responsible for our governments (in either case), and they always wished us a pleasant stay and hoped we would return soon." Deals despite dollar woes Those looking for an incentive to visit will find some fire-sale prices, even though the dollar has been losing strength One traveler booking through Priceline.com snagged a hotel in usually pricey London for a song last week: a night at a London Novotel for $68 plus tax. The posted room rate was about $250. And though European airfares traditionally rise April 1, tliis winter's deals round trips in the $200 to $300 range are sticking around. The old rules that encouraged leisure travelers to book Europe more than 30 days in advance are out the window, says Geoff Silvers, director of marketing for the Orbitz on-line booking service.

"Now there are low rates for next weekend" Financially struggling carriers, which took a beating under similar circumstances in tine 1991 Gulf War, are in a state of "desperation," Silvers says. "The airlines are really just trying to fill seats any way they can." And they have them to fill. "All the airlines have tons of empty seats" in coming weeks, says StudentUniverse.com's LitlMeld. What's the prognosis for summer? Airlines probably will lower capacity to Europe as a cost-saving measure, experts say. And "when people are comfortable, they'll start booking again," Silvers says.

"We do believe there is strong pent-up demand," says Rob Franklin, European Travel Commission chairman. Europe needs all the U.S. tourists it can get the number of Americans who visited in 2002 was down about 2.5 million from the record 13. 1 million in 2000. As for summer prices, they're currently at traditional levels because the airlines haven't yet focused on them, say experts, and carriers try to make as much as they can on advance bookings.

Reduced flights and higher fuel prices also could send fares soaring. But with pricing more fluid than ever, "you'll see deals available this summer," Shellenberger says. However, airlines can't afford to keep giving away seats, Silvers says. "You could get lucky if you wait, but if you have exact dates you need to travel, and you get a good fare, I'd say grab it" deal with our issue. Naked in public: We lose our drawers when we feel vulnerable, exposed, unprepared or that we have revealed too much Some of us, however, like the "naked dream," and those people are the kind who let it all hang out and who feel they have nothing to hide.

Back in school or late for exam dream: This is one of those feeling-unprepared dreams, and it can vary depending on profession or life interest For example, a disc jockey could dream of dead air, an actor may dream of forgetting his lines. The dream also can happen when we're in a competitive arena, not unlike being at school, and our ability and intellect are at stake. The five most common dream symbols and what they could mean: Falling: Fear of failure or losing control or status. Flying: Children dream more of flying than adults do, probably because they do not know their limits. A flying dream can come when everything is going well and you are soaring, but it also can come when your woes are heavy.

Being chased: We get chased when there is something going on that we are trying to avoid. It also is the most common recurring dream, which probably is the dream weaver's way of chasing us down and getting us to pay attention and Events 'ngagementC1eddingscC7 nniversaries chievements IRTHDAYS III! II if I. XM I 1 If ill i 1 Clint Shea Carbcrry Montgomery Brown Redding Tiemeyer Ringena Moen Mascher Jessica Tiemeyer and Jason Jennifer Brown and Kevin Redding of South Bend, Ind. are engaged to be married. Jennifer is the daughter of Larry and Marianne Holton of Coralville and the granddaughter of John and Nita Brown of Cedar Rapids.

She is a 1994 graduate of West High School and a 1998 graduate of the University of Iowa She is employed by the University of Notre Dame. Kevin is the son of Brian and the late Jeanne Redding of Glenview, 111. He has attended both Glenbrook South and the University of Iowa. He is employed by WAOR, an FM radio station. An April 26, 2003 wedding is being planned in Glenview, 111..

Lyndsey Moen and Jason Mascher both of Coralville are engaged to be married. Lyndsey is the daughter of Dan and Sherill Moen of Coralville. She is a 1995 graduate of City High School and a 1999 graduate of the University of Iowa with a bachelor's degree in social work. She is currently pursuing a MSW at the University of Iowa Jason is the son of Mary Mascher and Dick Mascher both of Iowa City. He is a 1995 graduate of City High School and a 1997 graduate of Kirkwood Community College with a degree in automotive technology.

He is employed by Iowa City Auto Center as an automotive technician. A July 12th wedding is being planned at St Peter's Catholic Church, Oxford. Ringena of Iowa City are engaged to be married. Jessica is the daughter of Jon and Joan Tiemeyer of Iowa City. She is a 1997 graduate of City High and a December 2001 graduate of Southwest Missouri State University, receiving a B.S.

in Accounting. She also graduated from Missouri State University in August 2002 with a Masters of Accountancy. She is employed by McGladrey Pullen in Des Moines. Jason is the son of Eric Ringena and Susan Ringena of Iowa City. He is a 1997 graduate of City High and a May 2002 graduate of Southwest Missouri State University, recieving a B.S.

in Construction Industrial Management. He is employed by Woodruff Construction Company in Ames. A May 24lh, 2003 wedding is being planned at St. Wenceslaus Church of Iowa City. Reflitnan Duwa Karla Elaine Reihman and William Thomas Duwa were married September 28, 2002 in St.

Mary's Church, Oxford. Father Edmond Dunn officiated at the ceremony. Karla is the daughter of Richard and Margaret Reihman of Oxford. William is the son of Thomas and Sandra Duwa of Riverside. The bride's honor attendants were Julie Reihman and Karin Dils.

The bridesmaid was Kate Duwa. Junior bridesmaid was Joy Reihman. The best man was Darin Dolezal. The groomsmen were Greg Dils and Damn Schultz. The bride graduated Clear Creek Amana High School in 1997 and the University of Iowa with a BA in 2001.

She is employed with The University of Iowa Foundation. The groom is a 1996 graduate of Highland High School and graduated the University of Iowa with a BA in 2001. He is employed with the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics. The couple resides in Iowa City Emily Cline and Scott Shea of Los Angeles, Calif, were married February 16, at the Montecito Country Club in Montecito, Calif. Emily is the daughter of Karel Robert Cline of West Liberty.

Scott is the son of Valery Moore of Naples, Fla. and William Shea, Jr. of New York City, NY. The ceremony was officiated by the Reverend Silvio Nardoni. The maids-of-honor were Ruth-Ann Brown, Karen Lathrop, Melissa Keller, and Andrea Rich.

The flower girl was Haley Shea The best men were Andrew Shea, Nicholas Smith, Oliver Smith, and Henry Smith. The ushers were Steve Cline, James Cline, Jonathan Resnick, and Daniel Seligson. The bride attended West Liberty High School and Iowa State University. She is employed as a model actor. The groom attended Rye Country Day School in New York City.

He also graduated from both Georgetown University and Geeorgetown Law in 1987 and 1994, respectively. He is employed by a law firm in downtown Los Angeles. The couple will continue to reside in Los Angeles. Bridget Carberry and Anthony J. Montgomery of Des Moines were married June 22, 2002 in St.

Thomas More Catholic Church in Iowa City. Bridget is the daughter of J.W. and Coleen Carberry of Iowa City. Anthony is the son of Micheal and Christine Montgomery of Des Moines. The ceremony was officiated by Father Walter Helms.

The bride's honor attendants were Sarah Rubach and Jill Welch. Her bridesmaids were Anne Wilson, Alexa Warner, Laura Peters, and Megan Carberry. The flower girl was Grace Wilson. The candle lighters were Allison Drtina and Samantha Peterson. The groom's honor attendants were Chad McFadden and Kelie Stegh.

His groomsmen were Justin Holtkamp, Dustin McCollough, Jeff Preston and Cameron Peterson. The ringbearers were Caleb Wilson and P.J. Carberry. The ushers were Matthew Carberry, Micheal Carberry, Jason Van Essen, and Joe Nizzi. The bride is a 1993 graduate of Iowa City West High School and a 1997 graduate of Loyola Marymount University.

She also graduated from the University of Iowa in 1999. The bride is employed as a Neighborhood Planner with the City of Des Moines. The groom is a 1992 graduate of Des Moines Lincoln High School and a 1996 graduate of Iowa State University. The groom is the Vice President of the Darwin T. Lynner Company.

The couple will continue to reside in Des Moines. ft Events Use our Press-Citizen Life Events Section to honor someone on a special occasion I A i or for no specie reason at all, just because you want to Stover Spence Jenny Marie Stover of Lakeville, Minn, and Michael Stephen Spence of Little Canada, Minn, are engaged to be married. Jenny is the daughter of Dan and Bonnie Stover of Lakeville, Minn. She is a 1997 graduate of Lakeville High School in Lakeville, Minn, and a 2001 graduate of The University of Iowa She is employed by Regions Hospital of St. Paul, Minn, in Nuclear Medicine.

Michael is the son of John and Barb Spence of Iowa City and the late Karen Spence. He is a 1997 graduate of City High School in Iowa City and a 2001 graduate of The University of Iowa He is employed by American Family Insurance in Hastings, Minn. A Spring 2003 wedding is being planned in Lakeville, Minn. Grcazel Swartzendruber Lori Greazel and Jason Swartzendruber both of Coralville are engaged to be married. Lori is the daughter of Ed and Pauline Greazel of Iowa City.

She is a 2001 graduate of the University of Iowa. She is employed by ISU Johnson County Extension. Jason is the son of Bob and Doris Swartzendruber of Iowa City. He attended Kirkwood Community College and the University of Iowa. He is employed by Rockwell Collins An Arpil 5th wedding is being planned at Las Vegas, iiiiiiijllh'SiiilljJiiil'lijllilijji; teliliiSj iilil ill I km hi mtii Call us for rate information at 337-3181 or visit us online www.press-citizen.com hnni Citv Press-Citizen 1 "i 0P 111 HERTEEN STOCICE: SI Downtown Jewelers 101 Dubuque St Downtown Iowa City 338.4212 liiiirfiiiiiijiwiifartiirti nilljllii.