Regular monthly meeting 12 noon Red Lion Port room Speaker from Life Choices

Members bring diapers size 3 5-4 or Parents choice Isomil or Similac.

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Marie Eier
Phone: 208-743-6892
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45th Annual Reubens Sausage Feed

Every year on the first Sunday in March you’ll find dozens of volunteer workers gathered for the annual Reubens Sausage Feed. This isn’t just any old sausage feed. Its one of the few breakfast sausage feeds. It’s perfect for even the hungriest sausage lover since it’s an All-You-Can-Eat affair.

The menu features delicious Genesee Sausage, your choice of Buttermilk or Old-Fashioned Sourdough Pancakes (or have both kinds), Scrambled Eggs, Coffee and all the trimmings. There will be hot chocolate on hand for those that prefer it over coffee. A variety of syrups will be available including some fruit flavored ones as well as a sugar-free syrup for those that have dietary restrictions.

Some years, people had to wait a good while to get seated to eat. Although the wait was worth it, that problem has been minimized with several additional tables. For those that do have to wait a little while to get seated, they can hang out upstairs and listen to the fabulous music of the Banana Belt Fiddlers who faithfully come every year to donate their time and talent.

This event became a permanent memorial to Bill Thomason in 2007. He was the mayor of Reubens for 42 years and his hard work and dedication was a huge reason the sausage feed took place all these years. Unfortunately, Bill was instantly killed, in November of 2006, in a tragic car accident on Highway 95/12 near the Clearwater River Casino when his vehicle was hit by an oncoming semi-truck. He is greatly missed but the Sausage Feed lives on under the direction of his son Kelly Thomason.

When? Sunday March 1, 2009 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m (new hours) at the Reubens Community Center.

Where? In Reubens Idaho, up on the Camas Prairie.

How Much? $25 for a family of 4 (2 adults, 2 kids in the immediate family) or $8 for 12 and older, $5 for 6-12, and kids under 6 are FREE!

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Kathy Jackson
Phone: 208-924-7402
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Lewis-Clark State College Continuing Education & Community Events presents Guy Davis, Bluesman as part of the 2008-2009 Silverthorne Performing Arts Series.

An evening performance is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. in the Silverthorne Theatre on Friday, March 13. Tickets are available for purchase through Ticketswest (online & outlets), at LCSC Continuing Education& Community Events, LCSC Community Programs, and at the door; the cost is $12.50 for adults and $8 for seniors (55 & older) & children (17 & under). Lewis-Clark State College students are admitted free with an LCSC Student ID.

Guy Davis, son of actors Ossie Davis and Ruby Dee, is a musician, composer, actor, director and writer. Most importantly, he is a Bluesman and The Blues permeates every corner of his creativity. Citing influences such as Blind Willie McTell, Skip James, Manse Lipscomb, and Mississippi John Hurt, Davis has helped to revitalize the state of country blues with a string of critically acclaimed albums. Using voice, guitar, mandolin, banjo and the harmonica, Davis has dedicated himself to reviving the traditions of Acoustic Blues. Past appearances include residency programs for the Kennedy Center and appearances on NPR.

The Silverthorne Series provides the students of LCSC and our community with exposure to cultural and educational experiences through presentations of performing artists; the programming is presented by Lewis-Clark State College Continuing Education & Community Events and is funded, in part, by LCSC student fees and the Lewiston Independent Foundation for Education.

Continuing Education & Community Events, a department of Community Programs at Lewis-Clark State College, is dedicated to enriching the lives of individuals through distinctive service and exceptional programs. For more information call 792-2447 or visit www.lcsc.edu/ce .

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Lisa Jenkins
Phone: 208-792-2447
Related Website:  http://www.lcsc.edu/ce/silverthorne.htm

All cancer survivors, family, friends, caregivers, providers or anyone interested in the fight against cancer in the Lewis-Clark Valley is encouraged to attend this planning meeting.

St. Josephs RMC...Conference Room C 6:00PM

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Marcia Banta
Phone: 2087463974
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Church of New Hope would like to invite you to join us for Good Friday on April 10th at 7:00pm.

Our Lord Jesus Christ was crucified and buried for our sake so we might accept His sacrifice and enter into the Kingdom of God. On this Good Friday we will examine the Seven Last Words of Christ as He hung on the cross. This will be a time of reflection and meditation as we prepare to celebrate Easter, the day Christ rose from the dead to conquer death once and for all.

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Josh Spoelstra
Phone: 208-746-9178
Related Website:  http://www.lewistoncnh.org

American Kennel Club licensed All Breed Dog Show presented by the Lewis-Clark Kennel Club and the Palouse Hills Dog Fanciers.

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Marie Taylor
Phone: 509.397.4508
Related Website:  http://www.lewistondogshow.org

Come and scrapbook with us and raise money for St. Joseph Regional Medical Center's Cancer Center. Sponsored by Delta XI chapter of Beta Sigma Phi.

April 17th - 5-11p.m. Conference room C at SJRMC.

$10.00 pre-registration for dinner, snacks and scrapbooking.

Creative Memories representative will be on hand.

Silent auction - Anyone is welcome to stop by and bid on silent auction items.

Questions or would like to make a donation contact Jamie at 743-5649.

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Jamie Palerino
Phone: 2087435649
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Annual Dogwood Show & Shine Grows to Include Motorcycle Class

The 19th Annual Dogwood Festival Show & Shine now offers 2 classifications for registrants to enter, the Classic Car & Truck Show and a new Cycle & Trike Corral.

The Car & Truck Show, sponsored by the LC Valley New Auto Dealers Association, and the Cycle & Trike Corral, sponsored by Guy’s Outdoor Equipment and Shumate Harley-Davidson Shop, both offer five Judge’s Choice ribbons and one $250 Sponsor’s Choice cash award.

“For the last few years, we’ve had a lot of interest from both vehicle owners and visitors in creating this, and we’re very excited about opening a class specifically for cycles and trikes. We’re so encouraged by the response from registrants and the support that we’ve received from the community, and very excited for this year’s event”, says Committee Chair Bill Miller.

The Show & Shine will place take Saturday, April 25, 2009 near the Lewis-Clark State College campus in Lewiston, ID, during the last weekend of the annual Dogwood Festival of the Lewis-Clark Valley. Registration is $10 per entry and includes 2 passes to Art Under the Elms and a souvenir dash plaque; admission for visitors is free.

For more information on these and other Dogwood Festival events, log on to www.lcsc.edu/dogwood.

Now in its 25th year, the Annual Dogwood Festival of the Lewis-Clark Valley is administrated through the offices of Continuing Education & Community Events (CECE), a department of Community Programs at Lewis-Clark State College (LCSC). Continuing Education & Community Events is dedicated to enriching the lives of individuals through distinctive service and exceptional programs. For more information call 792-2447 or visit www.lcsc.edu/ce .

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Lisa Jenkins
Phone: 800-394-4189
Related Website:  http://www.lcsc.edu/dogwood

Pastor Josh Spoelsta of the Church of New Hope is offering five sessions entitled: Betrothal, Marriage, Unfaithfulness, Divorce, and (Re)marraige.

Seminar will last 10:00am - 5:00pm. Lunch will be provided.

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Josh Spoelstra
Phone: 208-746-9178
Related Website:  http://www.lewistoncnh.org

Road to Recovery is a service offered by the American Cancer Society. Volunteer Drivers provide transportation for cancer patients to and from their scheduled appointments. Come learn more about becoming a Road to Recovery Volunteer - call 746-7787 to pre-register for this free training and Q&A session.

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Adrienne Bennett
Phone: 208-746-7787
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The Salvation Army Spaghetti & Meatball Fundraiser

Sat. July 18, 2009 5-7pm

at 1835 G Street in Lewiston, Idaho.

Prices are $8.00 per person, $25.00 family of four and children under 3 eat free.

We will be having entertainment & door prizes.

Tickets are on sale now if interested please call Dianna at 208-746-9653 ext. 203

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Dianna Ketchum
Phone: 208-746-9653
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basic jewelry making class

Sep 19, from 1:00-4:00

regestration by 15th.

rhester@wildblue.net or call 208-743-9140

rhester

LOCATION:Lewiston Community bldg.

Ages: 14 Yrs.+ Fees: $25.00 Description: 1 day (Teen & Adult) by Roseina Hester. The fundamentals of beading, learn to make a necklace by string beads, select and attach a clasp with crimp beads. You’ll make 2 necklaces and a bracelet. Bring needle nose and round pliers, scissors if you have them.

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Roseina Hester
Phone: 208-743-9140
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September 19, 1:00-4:00 register by Sep. 15 208-743-9140 rhester@wildblue.net Lewiston Community Bldg. Fee $25.00 1 day The fundamentals of beading, learn to string beads, select and attach a clasp with crimp beads. You’ll make 2 necklaces. -these could be Christmas presents!

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Roseina Hester
Phone: 208-743-9140
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Join us to celebrate the start of what is sure to be a great season! The first concert, "Symphonic Titans" will feature the music of Mozart and Tchaikovsky. Tickets are available on our website or at the door. Adult admission is $18 and children are admitted FREE with a paying adult

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Kierstin Ross
Phone: 509-332-3408
Related Website:  http://www.washingtonidahosymphony.org

Clarkston United Methodist Women presents the Annual Turkey Dinner with all the trimmings on October 08, 2009 from $:30pm to 7:00pm at 1242 Highland Ave, Clarkston Washington. Adults $8.00, Children under 12 $4.00.

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Darlene Larson
Phone: 509 758-3093
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Join us for a romantic journey through 3 timeless classics; Debussy's Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun, Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 22, and Prokofiev's Romeo and Juliet. Featuring Dr. Jeffrey Savage, Piano Saturday, November 7, 7:30pm at Gladish Center, Pullman Sunday, November 8, 3:00pm at Lewiston High School Kids are admitted free with a paid adult ($18)

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Kierstin Ross
Phone: 509-332-3408
Related Website:  http://www.washingtonidahosymphony.org

Join us for a romantic journey through 3 timeless classics; Debussy's Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun, Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 22, and Prokofiev's Romeo and Juliet. Featuring Dr. Jeffrey Savage, Piano Saturday, November 7, 7:30pm at Gladish Center, Pullman Sunday, November 8, 3:00pm at Lewiston High School Kids are admitted free with a paid adult ($18)

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Kierstin Ross
Phone: 509-332-3408
Related Website:  http://www.washingtonidahosymphony.org