Idaho Calendar

Sun., Jan. 21, 2007

The Spokesman-Review

Today

UI Faculty Recital – 8 p.m. at the University of Idaho Lionel Hampton School of Music Recital Hall, Moscow; featuring William Wharton cello and Jonathan Mann of piano; 45/adults, $3/students and seniors, proceeds benefit the music scholarship fund; (208) 885-6231.

Grain Marketing Workshop – Wednesday, 7-11:30 a.m. at the Boundary County Extension Office, Bonners Ferry; call to reserve a space, (208) 267-3235.

Upcoming

Girl Scout Registration Night – for youth and leaders, Tuesday, 6:30-8 p.m. at Seltice Elementary School, corner of 12th Street and Nelson Road, Post Falls; contact Elizabeth at (208) 769-3166.

Ross Creek Cedars Winter Hike – Saturday, an easy-to-moderate hike; sponsored by Friends of Scotchman Peaks and co-sponsored by Spokane Mountaineers; for hike details and skills assessment, call leader Jim Mellen at (208) 265-5261 or jmellen@imbris.net.

Free AARP Tax-Aide – program available to low- to moderate-income taxpayers Feb. 1-April 14 at various Kootenai County locations; for more information, call Ed at (208) 667-9300.

55 Alive Safe Driving Class – Monday and Tuesday, 9 a.m. at the Post Falls Senior Center, 1215 E. Third Ave.; $10; (208) 773-9582.

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