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2A Wednesday, March 16, 2011 Indian Valley Record
t Lodeo team hosts banquet
at Tahoe fundraiser
Feather River College's rodeo team held its annual banquet Saturday, March 5, at Harvey's
Lake Tahoe Resort. The fundraiser included dinner, award presentations, and live and silent
auctions. The team ranks No. 1 on the West Coast and fourth in the nation. From left:
Marjorie Envalage, FRC alumnus erie Lemmons, Courtney Hannink, current student Ethan
Lemmons and Janet Lemmons. Photo courtesy Lisa K. Kelly
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Past Greenville Future Farmers of America members might be
surprised that their old classmate Matthew Blowers is a horse
trainer now, because he "wasn't really into horses" back then.
Now he is going to put his career with horses to work for a
good cause while riding the Pacific Crest Trail. Photo submitted
Greenville grad
rides for a cause
Alicia Knadler
Indian Valley Editor
aknadler@plumasnews.com
Matthew Blowers wasn't in-
to horses much when he was a
member of the Greenville Fu-
ture Farmers of America, but
now he's a horse trainer and
guide, and he plans to ride the
Pacific Crest Trail for a good
cause -- childhood cancer.
Four years after he left
Greenville High School, Blow-
ers met Terry Howard, who
taught him about training
horses and driving a team.
Many of his family mem-
bers have been taken from
Blowers due to cancer, and es-
pecially harsh was losing his
10-year-old cousin to
leukemia.
He will dedicate his two-
month ride to the American
Childhood Cancer Organiza-
tion.
"I have always wanted to do
something to benefit a cancer
organization," Blowers said.
He will ride Penny, a 5-1/2-
year-old dun quarter horse.
Blowers will start his ride
toward the end of August, just
in time for Childhood Cancer
Awareness Month in Septem-
ber.
The American Childhood
Cancer Organization
American Childhood Can-
cer Organization was started
in 1970 by a group of parents
whose children had been diag-
nosed with cancer.
They came together to lob-
by for more research, and to
support each other through
the diagnosis and treatment
of these life threatening dis-
eases at a time when very few
children survived.
Today, the organization is
one of the largest national
grassroots organizations dedi-
cated to improving the lives of
children and adolescents with
cancer.
The organization provides
"advocacy, information shar-
ing and services to families
who have children with can-
cer.
Organization membership
includes families of children
and adolescents who are in
treatment or have been treat-
ed for cancer; children and
adolescents who are currently
fighting cancer; survivors of
childhood and adolescent can-
cer; bereaved families; spous-
es, friends and family of long-
term survivors; and health
care professionals and educa-
tors who work with cancer pa-
tients and survivors.
The mission of the organi-
zation is to address the needs
of families through programs
that emphasize information,
advocacy, awareness and re-
search.
For more information
about the organization, call
(800) 366-2223, ext. 105, or vis-
it acco.org.
Appointments That Fit Your Schedule
It is easier than ever to see a doctor
at North Fork Family Medicine.
Appointments are now available
after 5 p.m. every Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday.
Call 283-5640 and ask the scheduler
for more details.
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Dinner
a Doctor
Thursday, March 31
Doors open 5:30 p.m. • Dinner served 6 p.m.
Mineral Building
Plumas-Sierra County Fairgrounds
Enjoy a heart-healthy meal and presentation by Jeff
Kepple, M.D. entitled Preventing Heart Attack and
Stroke. A question and answer session will
immediately follow the presentation.
Admission is $10 per person. Tickets are available in
the lobby at the Hospital or Forest Stationers, in
downtown Quincy.
Dinner with a Doctor is a community education
forum sponsored by the Plumes District Hospital
Employee Wellness Program end Plumes District
Hospital.
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