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University & Community Activities for October 09, 2007
12:55 PM - 12:58 PM
Today's Highlight: THE CENTER FOR ETHICS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA WILL PRESENT THE LECTURE “THE RHETIC OF CLIMATE CHANGE: HOW DO WE TALK ABOUT IT?” BY PROFESSOR STEVEN SCHWARZE, TONIGHT AT 7 PM IN THE SOUTH BALLROOM IN THE UC.
ALSO TONIGHT THE MISSOULA ART MUSEUM WILL SHOW THE PBS SERIES: ART 21: ART IN THE 21ST CENTURY” AT 6:30 PM. THIS INSPIRING AND EDUCATIONAL SERIES ABOUT CONTEMPORARY VISUAL ART AND U.S. ARTISTS, WILL BE FOLLOWED BY AN AUDIENCE DISCUSSION. 728-0447.
THE GREAT FALLS LIBRARY WILL CONTINUE ITS FOREIGN AND INDEPENDENT FILM SERIES ON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10 AT 7 PM AND SATURDAY, THE 13TH AT 2 PM IN THE CORDINGLEY ROOM. THE FEATURE PRESENTATION IS THE CANADIAN FILM “A SIMPLE CURVE” ABOUT A YOUNG MAN WHO ARRIVES AT A CROSSROADS IN HIS LIFE” PARENTAL DISCRETION IS ADVISED.
AND ON THE 11TH, THE LIBRARY IS SPONSORING A PROGRAM IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE MISSOURI RIVER CITIZENS ON “CITY GROWTH – WHAT WE CAN LEARN FROM THE EXPERIENCES OF OTHERS” AT 6:30 PM. THIS FREE TALK WILL BE PRESENTED BY FORMER BID DIRECTOR, DOUG ORMSETH. CALL 453-0349FOR MORE INFO ON EITHER PROGRAM.
THE FREE PUBLIC “KNOW MONTANA” LECTURE SERIES WILL CONTINUE AT THE MISSOULA PUBLIC LIBRARY ON WEDNESDAY WITH MARY GLEIM, MURDEROUS MADAM OF FRONT STREET, AT 7 PM IN THE LARGE MEETING ROOM, SHE WILL BE PORTRAYED BY KIM KAUFMAN. 721-2665.
JOIN THE WOMEN’S RESOURCE CENTER ON THURSDAY FROM 5 TO 7 PM AT THE DEPOT. FOR “WOMEN TAKE BACK THE NIGHT” WITH MUSIC, SURVIVOR TESTIMONIALS AND A CANDLELIGHT VIGIL. 683-6106
THE MISSOULA SENIOR CITIZEN’S CENTER WILL OFFER FLU SHOTS ON THE 10TH AND 11TH FROM 10 AM UNTIL 1 PM AND THE 12TH AND 13TH AT THE COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS FROM 9 AM TO 2 PM. AND AGAIN ON THE 20TH FROM 9 AM TO 2 PM AT THE CENTER. SHOTS WILL BE GIVEN BY HOME HEALTH OF MONTANAWITH MEDICARE ACCEPTED.
ALSO, THE SENIOR CENTER WILL HOLD AN ALL YOU CAN EAT BUTTERMILK PANCAKE DINNER FROM 4 TO 6 PM FOR $5 ON THE 11TH
AND DANCE TO HEART TO HEART ON THE 13TH AND THE LOCKWOOD’S VERSATILES ON THE 27TH DANCES ARE $5. 543-7154
THE GREAT FALLS YWCA WILL OFFER COMPUTER BASIC TRAINING ON OCTOBER 15TH THROUGH NOVEMBER 14TH. THE CLASS WILL BE HELD ON MONDAYS AND WEDNESDAYS FROM 5:30 TO 7:30. COST IS $65 FOR MEMBERS AND $75 FOR NON MEMBERS.
A 4 WEEK COOKING CLASS WILL BE HELD STARTING OCTOBER 11TH WITH PAT KRAUSS. EXPLORE WAYS TO PREPARE DELICIOUS, NUTRITIOUS AND ECONOMIC MEALS QUICKLY. COST IS $40 FOR MEMBERS AND $50 FOR NON MEMBERS. CALL 452-1315 TO REGISTER FOR EITHER CLASS.
THE HOCKADAY MUSEUM GUILD WILL HOLD THEIR “ORPHAN ART SALE” ON THE 11TH STARTING AT 5:30 PM TO BENEFIT THE MUSEUM. ENJOY A WINE AND CHEESE RECEPTION, FOLLOWED BY A SILENT AUCTION. 257-3801
EVERY 27 MINUTES, SOMEONE IN MONTANA NEEDS BLOOD AND THE AMERICAN RED CROSS IS HOLDING A NUMBER OF BLOOD DRIVES THIS WEEK IN VARIOUS COMMUNITIES AROUND THE STATE INCLUDING MISSOULA, KALISPELL, HAMILTON, CLINTON, AND NOXON. CALL 543-6695 FOR PLACES AND TIMES.
THE CONRAD MANSION MUSEUM AND THE MUSEUM AT CENTRAL SCHOOL IN KALISPELL WILL HOST AN EXHIBITION FEATURING THE ARCHITECTURAL WORK OF KIRTLAND CUTTER. ON OCT 11TH WITH A TALK BY PROFESSOR HENRY MATTHEWS FOLLOWED BY A RECEPTION. $30 TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE BY CALLING 755-2166.
THE CLARK FORK CHAPTER OF THE MONTANA NATIVE PLANT SOCIETY WILL MEET ON THE 11TH AT 7:30 PM IN L 14 OF THE GALLAGHER BUSINESS BUILDING AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA IN MISSOULA. NATURAL AREAS SPECIALISTS, KAREN SHELLY, WILL GIVE EXAMPLES OF HER WORK, PROTECTING OUR FLORA AND FAUNA: FROM THE MISSOURI’S NATURAL AREAS PROGRAM.
THE MISSOULA POVERELLO’S 2ND ANNUAL DOUBLE HAUL FLY FISHING COMPETITION AND BANQUET WILL BE HELD THIS SATURDAY. WITH FISHING IN THE MORNING FOLLOWED BY AN EVENING BANQUET TO RAISE FUNDS FOR THE CENTER. TO PARTICIPATE CALL 218-9608.
MONTANA FARMERS INTERESTED IN LEARNING MORE ABOUT HOW TO PRODUCE AND USE BIODIESEL OR HOW TO RAISE OILSEED CROPS CAN ATTEND A WORKSHOP ON OCTOBER 30TH AND 31ST AT THE KWA TA Q NUK BEST IN POLSON. PRE-REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS OCTOBER 26TH. CALL THE NATIONAL CENTER FOR APPROPRIATE TECHNOLOGY IN BUTTE AT 449-0104.
TO HAVE YOUR EVENTS ON OUR UNIVERSITY AND COMMUNITY CALENDAR, SEND THE INFORMATION 10 DAYS IN ADVANCE BY VISITING OUR WEBSITE AT MTPR.ORG, OR FAX TO 243-3299 OR MAIL TO MONTANA PUBLIC RADIO, THE UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA, MISSOULA 59812.
THE ANNOUNCEMENTS YOU JUST HEARD CAN NOW BE VIEWED ON-LINE AT OUR WEBSITE MTPR.ORG. UNDER “PROGRAMS’.
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