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In brief: New beef suppliers for CV schools

The Spokesman-Review

Beef is back on the menu at Central Valley schools.

The district had removed beef items from school menus in January after being notified of possible contamination in meat processed by Westland Meat Co. and Hallmark Meat Packing Co.

The district now has three new suppliers of beef who have given written assurances that they do not use those two companies as sources of beef, according to district press release issued Thursday.

The district was forced to destroy 541 cases of tainted meat that was recalled.

Liberty Lake

Kiwanis father-daughter dance March 7

The Kiwanis Club of Liberty Lake will host its third annual Father-Daughter Dance from 7 to 9 p.m. March 7 at Center Place, 2426 N. Discovery Place. The theme for this year’s semiformal event is “Somewhere Over the Rainbow.” Fathers and daughters of all ages may attend.

The cost is $40 for father and daughter, plus $15 for each additional daughter. The cost includes a corsage for the daughter, refreshments and raffle prizes. Photos will also be available for purchase at the event. Visit www.libertylakekiwanis.org or call 926-3198 for tickets.

Spokane Valley

Report pothole locations online, by phone

The city of Spokane Valley is asking motorists to call in the locations of problem potholes so crews can make temporary repairs.

Report a pothole by calling 921-1000. Callers should know the name of the street, the names of the nearest cross streets and in which lane the pothole is located. Potholes can also be reported online at www.spokanevalley.org by clicking the “Report a Pothole” link under “Hot Topics.”

Permanent repairs will be made later in the spring when asphalt plants open for the season.

Bow Tie Dinner scheduled for March 29

The Spokane Valley Partners Auxiliary will hold its 2008 Bow Tie Dinner March 29 at Decades in University City beginning at 6 p.m.

Proceeds go to support the many programs that serve more than 10,000 families in Greater Spokane Valley in 2007.

The evening includes a fine meal, wine, music, dancing and many prize drawings including a grand prize of a $4,000 trip voucher through AAA Travel to be used for any type of trip the winner desires.

Tickets are $125 or $1,000 for a table of eight and can be purchased by calling Don at 927-1153, ext. 13.

– From staff reports