Wednesday, May 4, 2005 Page A2. Daybook TODAY Kila School board special meeting at 7:30 a.m. canvass election votes. School District 5 kindergarten enrollment day, 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Flathead County Health Department.
Complete immunization records and birth certificate required. Call Patty Fisher at 751-3430. Children's Story Hour at 10:30 a.m., Children's Department of the Flathead County: Library in Kalispell, 247 First Ave. E. Information: 758-5822.
Red Cross blood drive, noon to 3 p.m., at the center, 17A First Kalispell. Kalispell Toastmasters presentation, "Conflict Can be. Healthy," noon to 1 p.m., Christ church Episcopal, 215 Third Ave. E. Call 881-2246.
Public invited. American Heart Association Heartsaver Program offers CPR instruction, 1-4 p.m., West Wing, North Valley Hospital." Cost is $35. Call 863-5313 to pre-register. After-school Storytime for children 6-12, 3:45 p.m., Children's Department of the Flathead County Library in Kalispell. Information: 758-5822.
Montana Congressman Denny Rehberg conducts a Lincoln County economic development forum p.m.at the Lincoln County High School auditorium. Somers School board Negotiation Committee meets with the Somers Education 4: Association Negotiation Committee at 5:30 p.m. at Somers Middle School. Wine and Food Fest Auction, 6-9 p.m., Grouse Mountain Lodge, Whitefish. Tickets are $30 per person.
Call Whitefish Theatre Company at 862-5371. Flathead Valley Community College's Local Issues lecture series on the topic "Lebanon: Observations and Reflections" at 6 p.m. Jan. 26, BSS 132. Guest speaker is Lincoln County campus director Pat Pezzelle.
Free and the public is invited. Call Gerda Reeb at756-3945. Columbia Falls School board Negotiation Committee meets at 6 p.m., administration offices boardroom, 501 Sixth Ave. W. Columbia Falls.
DAV, Disabled Americans Veterans, meet at 6:30 p.m. in the rear of the VFW Post 2252, 111 S. Main, Kalispell. Call. 752- 0198.
J. Creston School board meets at 6:30 p.m. in the school. library. Catherine Austin Fitts, former Assistant Secretary of Housing and FHA Commissioner with the George H.
Bush Administration, discusses "How the Money Works -The Real Deal" 7 p.m., second floor of the KM building, 50 Second Street Kalispell. Call Glacier Audio at 257-0145 for a free ticket. Questions and answer session follows as part of the presentation with other tele-linked communities. Fair-Mont-Egan School board special meeting at 7 p.m. in the school library to canvass election and issue election cerF: tificates to new trustees.
Cayuse Prairie School board meets at 7.p.m. in the school library to canvass the election. and Evergreen Education Association representatives meet at 6 p.m. in the administration. building boardroom.
Open to the public Somers School board meets at 7 p.m. at Middle School. Spiritual leader, scholar and historian Father Charles Moore (Father Charlie) speaks on "The Theory of Knowledge, Quantum Physics, String Theory and Spirituality" at 7. p.m., Bohemian Grange Hall, 125 Blanchard Lake Road. All welcome.
$8 donation requested. Call Gerald Askevold at 862-7711 or Mary Delaney at 862-6429. Internationally acclaimed photographer Tom Ulrich pres: "ents a slide show of his photographs of wildlife from around the world at 7 p.m. at Grouse Mountain Lodge in Whitefish. Admission is $5 per person (Big Brothers and Little Brothers are admitted free.
Proceeds benefit BBBS of Flathead County. Call. 752-0092. West Valley Planning Zoning meeting 7 p.m., West. Valley School library.
Open to the public. Flathead CARE and Whitefish CARE present a Mothers Against Drunk Driving Assembly at 7 p.m., Flathead High School. Sponsored by: Flathead Alliance and Flathead Electric Roundup for Safety. Public invited. THOUGHT "When your work speaks for itself, don't interrupt." Henry J.
Kaiser, American industrialist (1882-1967). Send items for this column to The Daily Inter Lake, Box 7610, Kalispell, MT 59904. Fax 758-4481. 14th annual City Wide Prayer Breakfast, 6 a.m., Salvation Army Community Center, 110 Bountiful Drive, Kalispell. $4 continental breakfast.
Public invited. Republicans Bridge Marathon 11:30 a.m., Black Angus Restaurant in the Red Lion Hotel. Cunch, prizes. RSVP to Kathy Barkus at 755-8362. Whitefish Pottery, 355 Twin Bridges Road, invites you to attend their Gone Fishin' and 10th Anniversary Party.
Pig roast and the music by Grin and Bear it String Clan and Electric Mud: Call the Whitefish Cham-: ber for directions 862-3501. Red Cross blood drive, 12:30 to 5:30 p.m., North Valley Community Room, Columbia Falls. Community kick-off for Bigfork's first Relay for Life, 6:30 p.m. in the Flathead Bank: of Bigfork parking lot. Mexican fare, entertainment and information about cancer.
A team captain's meeting will be held at 5 p.m. prior to the kick-off. Evergreen School District board Negotiation Committee. Lewis Clark journals May 4, 1805: 200 YEARS The country on both sides of the Missouri conAGO tinues to be open level fertile and beautifull as far as the eye can reach which from some of the eminences is not short of 30 miles. the river bottoms are very extensive and contain a much greater proportion of timber than usual; the fore part of this day the river was bordered with timber on both sides, a circ*mstance which is extreemly rare and the first which has occurred of any thing like the same extent since we left the Mandans, in the after part of the day we passed an extensive beautifull plain on the Stard.
side which gradually ascended from the river. I saw immence quantities of buffaloe in every direction, also some Elk deer and goats; having an abundance of meat on hand I passed them without firing on them; they are extreemly gentle. the bull buffaloe particularly will scarcely give way to you. I passed several in the open plain within fifty paces, they viewed me for a moment as something novel and then very unconcernedly continued to feed. excerpted from "The Journals of the Lewis Clark Expedition," edited by Gary Moulton; published by the University of Nebraska Press, http://nebraskapress.unl.edu Brought to yourby SNAPPY SPORT SENTER Where We're Here For You 1400 Hwy 2 East Kalispell 257-7525 BEAUTIFUL ART GALLERY 7 THE DAILY INTER LAKE COMMUNITY Cancer awareness lunch features surgeon By CANDACE CHASE The Daily Inter Lake This year's Louise Burk Memorial Breast Cancer Awareness Luncheon features Kalispell surgeon and breast cancer consultant Dr.
James Bonnet. Scheduled for noon Friday, May 6, the seventh annual benefit takes place at the Lincoln County Fairgrounds in Eureka. Proceeds go to support Wings, an organization which helps cancer patients with nonmedical expenses like transportation. The event provides a salad bar, rolls and dessert lunch for just $5. "It's delicious," said Lynette Starling, fair manager and one of the benefit organizers.
Last year, the luncheon Roundup Cancer patient in need of computer BodyTalk session planned Saturday The public is invited to a free presentation on BodyTalk from 6 to 9 p.m. Saturday, May 7, at North Valley Hospital. BodyTalk combines advanced yoga philosophy with the insights of modern physics and mathematics, the energy dynamics of acupuncture, applied kinesiology and western medicine. The presentation will be by internationally certified BodyTalk teacher Suryo Linda Gardner. North Valley Hospital is located at 6575 U.S.
93 S. in Whitefish. Park in the lower lot, enter the building and follow the hallway to the Lake Room. All are welcome. more information contact Greg Satyo Wieting at 406-862-8069 or e-mail A Kathleen Keyser, a long.
time resident of Kalispell who served previously in the military, is currently in a Salt Lake City hospital where she has undergone a second surgery for cancer, which has left her with extremely limited vocal communication and in need of extensive reconstructive surgery. She needs a computer so she can communicate with her family and friends and a top surgeon for her reconstructive surgery. Those who wish to contribute 1 to her fund may contact Corey Baker at 426 885-3106 for more information. Parents invited to special assembly Thursday afternoon's MADD multimedia school assembly will be held at 2:30 p.m. in Whitefish High School.
Parents are welcome to attend the assembly. It's being sponsored by Whitefish CARE and Flathead CARE in their efforts to stop underage alcohol use. Kalispell youth graduates Douglas Jacob Murray Luehr, son of Ted and Stephanie Luehr, graduated with distinction from Brigham Young University-Idaho in April with a degree in business management, emphasis finances." Luehr graduated from Flathead High School in 1999, served a two-year mission in attracted 125 guests. Since its inception in 1999, the Burk lunch has raised more than $20,000. Starling said the core mission of the luncheon reaches beyond raising dollars.
"It's early detection" of breast cancer, she said. "It's information, inspiration and encouragement for women to do monthly and yearly checks." participant leaves with a gift bag full of breast cancer information. In addition, they may visit booths set up by Kalispell Medical Equipment, Bone Health Awareness of Kalispell and the Montana Breast and Cervical Health Program. Lincoln County Commissioner Marianne Roose started the lunch in 1999 with help from Starling and other friends and family. Scheduled annually near Mother's Day, PEOPLE IN admission to the J.
Reuben Clark Law School in Provo, Utah, for fall semester 2005. Luehr is married to Chelsey Ferguson Luehr, formerly of Columbia Falls. Eric Rich was recently inducted into the Alpha Omege Alpha Medical Honor Society, which recognizes outstanding medical students, a distinction which physicians carry: throughout their careers. Rich Rich is a student at the University of Washington, graduated with distinction from Montana State University in 2001, and from Flathead High School in 2001. He is the son of Don and Leslie Rich.
Bethany Petersen of Polson, a student at Montana State University, was recently inducted into Alpha Epsilon Delta, the world's largest honor society for premedical education. Both an honor society and a service organization, AED's purpose is to encourage and recognize academic excellence and to use resources to benefit health organizations, charities and the community. Raquel DeBlauw of Kalispell was recently presented with the engineering award at Carroll College's annual Honors Convocation, celebrating academics in each department at the college. Miranda Colene Johnson, 22, will graduate with honors in May from Montana State University with 3 a Masters of Professional Accountancy degree. Johnson also holds a Bachelor of Science Johnson degree in business with an accounting emphasis from MSU, and an Associate of Arts in Business degree from Flathead Valley Community College.
She has accepted a CPA position with Altman, Rogers and Co. in: Kodiak, Alaska. She is the daughter of Bonnie Johnson of Whitefish and Bill Johnson of Dillon. from Idaho school the Philippines and studied at FVCC before transfering to BYU-Idaho. He has received early.
This Mother's Day Thank her for simply being there. Say it with a Mother's Birthstone Necklace starting at 4730 gift ideas for under $50 a of neder "The Jewelry Valley's Store" Historic JEWELRY Since 1908 139 Main Street Kalispell 406-752-6809 www.wheelerjewelrymt.com the benefit honors the memo-. ry of Roose's mother, Louise Burk, who died of breast cancer in 1989. Bonnet, a physician specializing in breast cancer will cover the latest word in diagnosis, surgery, hormonal issues, radiation therapy and prevention. Many of the women attending have had breast cancer.
or are in treatment. Starling said they come for support and to hear about the latest research. Although the lunch attracts a majority of women, the organizers encourage men to. attend since the disease also strikes them. Starling said the number of men developing breast cancer has increased in recent years.
"Dr. Bonnet is the first: male speaker we've had," Starling said. "I hope some THE NEWS men come out and support him." Along with the keynote speaker, raffles for gift baskets and a silent auction add to the festivities. Corporate sponsors include Plum Creek Lumber Whitefish Credit Union, Glacier Bank and North Valley Hospital. Local groups also pitch in, such as Jo Johnson and The Friends of the Calvary Lutheran Church in Libby who made luncheon favors.
People interested in attending the lunch may purchase tickets at Glacier Bank of Eureka, M's Office Gift or at the door. Starling asked that those planning to buy a ticket at the door call 296-3471 to have a space reserved. Reporter Candace Chase may be reached at 758-4436 or by e-mail at A FOUR LOCAL middle school students were among more than 200 middle school students nationally who attended the Junior National Young Leaders Conference April 16-21 in Washington, D.C. Pictured from left are Jackson Spooner, Maureen Hoff, Colleen Hoag and Micah Hergesheimer. Themed "The Legacy of American Leadership," the conference introduced young people to the tradition of leadership throughout American history, while helping them develop their own leadership skills.
The students participated in educational activities and presentations and met elected officials and key congressional staff members. Katherine C. McBroom of Kalispell, was recognized" recently for outstanding academic excellence in Studio: Art 071 during the winter term at Dartmouth College. She is the daughter of Katherine Harball. Amber Moore, a December graduate business from administration.
State University in Valley City, N.D., has accepted a marketing job in the annuity division with Producers Financial Group of Fargo, N.D. Moore, the daughter of Connie and Tom Moore of Columbia Falls, is a 2000 graduate of Columbia Falls High School. Jessica Foy of Kalispell and Willow Merritt of Troy have been inducted in the University of Idaho's chapter Mountain Cinema 4 Mountain Mall: 862-3130 Whitefish Plays April 29th May 5th GUIDE Mon-Thurs 4:00 6:50 9:00 PG13 KUNG FU HUSTLE -Thurs 4:10 7:00 9:10 THE INTERPRETER Mon-Thurs 4:00 6:50 9:00 PG13 XXX: STATE OF THE UNION Mon- Thurs 4:10 7:00 9:10 PG13 of the Phi Beta Kappa Honor, Society this spring. Luke Keller of Whitefish recently received a Bachelor of Arts and Science degree during graduation ceremonies at the University of Mary in Bismarck, N.D. Adrienne M.
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