LEWISTON, ID - A spaghetti dinner fundraiser for the SPARC Team will be sponsored by the Lewiston Eagles tomorrow afternoon. The dinner will take place from 5:00 to 7:00 pm. at 1310 Main Street, and will include spaghetti, salad, garlic bread, punch or coffee, and dessert. The funding will be going toward curriculum needs for SPARC, community activities, and community awareness. The cost is $7 per person.

The Colfax High School gym was abuzz with activism Wednesday morning.

The St. Baldrick's Foundation, a volunteer-driven charity raising money for childhood cancer research, hosted the event at Colfax High School, which was organized by sophomore Andrew Becker.

Students, teachers and community members walked around the gym wearing “Ask Me Why I'm Bald” pins as more than 60 people had their head shaved in front of the school population.

Before the eight barbers on hand got to cutting hair, the assembly was shown a video address from Dr. Greg Aune, Colfax High alum and cancer survivor.

“It's never easy to tell someone or hear that you have cancer,” he said.

Terry Kimberly, owner of the Thrifty Grandma Shop presented Becker with a check for $1,000, after which Becker announced “that's enough talking, let's get to this!”

Twelve spots are open for a class that revolves around three films with the overarching theme of love.

The films will be shown on Thursday, Feb. 7, 14 and 21. After each film, there will be a half-hour discussion about the film.

The films will be:

• “Yesterday” – a Zulu film

• “Life is Beautiful” – an Italian film

• “After the Wedding” – A Danish film

To register for this class, call Barbara Scaroni at (509) 220-4309. Only 12 can be enrolled.