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Tuesday,
March 22nd,
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Working
or Living with Developmentally Challenged Individuals, a unique
and motivating class is being offered at WITC Rice Lake for
nursing assistants, CRRF workers, and is also open to the public.
This Refresher Class is for those who live or work with developmentally
challenged individuals and includes guest speakers Pat &
Sue McNally from Eau Claire, parents of a developmentally challenged
young adult.
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6
– 9 PM
Tuesday, March 22nd,
WITC – Rice Lake,
Room 223
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Sue
Paulson
Ext. 5230
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Friday,
March 25th
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41st
Annual Smelt Feed. Deep fried smelt & cod. Baked cod, macaroni
& cheese, baked beans, cole slaw, rolls, coffee, milk &
desert. |
4
– 7 PM
Friday, March 25th
St. Francis de Sales School Auditorium
Spooner, WI.
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Don
Jerabek,
715-635-8551
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| MARCH |
6th
Annual American Indian Art Scholarship Exhibit –
Talented Native American High School Artists and Noted Native
American Artists from around the region display their works.
Exhibit is Free & Open to the public
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UW-Superior’s
Kruk Gallery |
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Monday,
March 14th.
Thru
April
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The
Rice Lake Area Grief Group Spring session by Lakeview Medical
Center Hospice, will begin. Free, but pre-registration is required. |
Each
Monday evening
6 -7:30 PM
STARTING:
March 14th – thru April
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236-6255 |
| MARCH |
Native
American Art Students and Professional Artists Display Work
at UW-Superior’s Kruk Gallery.
Talented Native American High School Artists and Noted Native
American Artists from around the region display their works
as part of the 6th Annual American Indian Art Scholarship Exhibit.
Exhibit is Free & Open to the public
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MARCH
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Yoga
Classes. LCO OCC Extension will be offering Yoga Classes FREE
to the community. Joan Shumway will be abailableto teach Hatha
Yoga, which includes movement, breathing practices, and meditation
from which students derive many benefits such as increased physical
stamina & vitality, flexibility and stronger muscles &
bones. Increased consciousness & heightened interior awareness
and much more. |
Every
Tuesday & Thursday,
February 8th – March 31st
LCOOCC
Auditorium from 4- 5 pm
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715-634-4790
ext. 160
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| March
& April |
Northland
College Arts & Letters Series:
March 10th – The Trio of Samantha Harley, Jacqueline Walter
& Bernadette Carroll, a kind of folk-pop mixed with gospel
soul at the Alvord Theater, Northland College. (7:30 pm)
April 1st – Cleveland Duo and James Umble at the Presbyterian
Congregational Church in Ashland. ( 7:30 pm )
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7:30
PM
March 10th at Alvord Theater
April 1st, at the Presbyterian Church in Ashland, WI
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715-682-1679 |
Saturday,
April 2nd,
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Cable
Natural History Museum:
Breakfast with the Maples – Join Grady Boles at his home
for a demonstration & a pancake breakfast. Reservations
are requested, space is limited. Donations accepted.
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Meet
at the Museum at 9 AM
Return at noon.
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715-798-3890
or email:
info@cablemuseum.org
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Friday,
Saturday
Sunday
April 1st, 2nd, 3rd
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Wild
River Gun Show. Public Invited. |
Friday,
Saturday, & Sunday
April 1st, 2nd, 3rd.
Trollhaugen Conventon Center
St. Croix Falls, WI
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No
Contact # is Given |
Monday,
April 4th
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Free
Concert for all families; Colleen & Uncle Squaty, an award-winning
duo will help celebrate the Week of the Young Child by singing
& moving with the kids. Sponsored by Northwest Connection
Family Resources of Hayward, the Hayward Community Schools,
and Dynea Overlays. |
6:30
PM
Monday, April 4th
Northwest Connection Family Resources, Hayward, WI
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634-2299 |
Thursday,
April 7th
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White
Pine Wildlife Rehabilitation Center will hold it’s 12th
Annual Benefit Auction |
Thursday,
April 7th at
4 PM
VFW Post 305
Eau Claire, WI
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715-8778-2372 |
| April
9 |
An
Evening of Stories and Songs with Kevin McMullin
Kevin McMullin, presenting an enchanting
program of music
and story telling. Kevin creates a delicious blend of story
and music, humor and pathos, with traditional and original
material. His first story telling appearance at the Quam in
2003 was recorded and released as The Magic Box CD. This performance,
sponsored by Theatre in the Woods, is suitable for the entire
family.
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Saturday,
April 9, at 7:30 p.m. Erika Quam Memorial Theater, 605 1st Street,
Shell
Lake.
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468-4387 |
Saturday
April 16th,
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The
Flambeau Chapter of Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation will hold
its’ 8th Annual Banquet.
Raffles, Live & Silent Auctions, Hunting & Fishing Excursions
Available.
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Social
Hour at 5 PM
Dinner at 7 PM
Flambeau Lanes in Park Falls
Saturday, April 16th.
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762-3587 |
Saturday,
April 23rd,
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Michael
Smith will perform at the UU Concert Hall in Eau Claire, WI. |
8
PM, Saturday, April 23rd,
UU Concert Hall, 421 S. Farwell, Eau Claire, WI
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NO
# is Given |
| June
2005 |
On
Monday, June 6, 2005, the "Flying Feather Band"
from the Menominee Indian Reservation in Wisconsin
will be one of the featured acts at the annual all
Native American Show at the Ryman Auditorium in
Nashville, TN. Flying Feather will not only be
performing songs from their soon to be released CD,
"Lost In Nashville", they will also be backing up
national recording artist and award winner, Storm
Seymour from Tama, Iowa. More
information will be forthcoming on the band's web
site at:
www.flying-featherproductions
Members
of the band are: Richard "Waubano" Awonohopay,
bass guitar and vocals, Dave Turney, lead guitar,
Richie Plass, drums and vocals, Victor Beaudreau, lead
guitar and vocals and Kenny Brent, lead guitar and
vocals. |
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