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í D illon T ribune - Wednesday, February 1 6 ,2005 B-3 Celebrate Mardi Gras style at Womens Resource Center event Sunday B y E l a i n e S p i c e r Mardi Gras and New Orleans, Louisiana are synonymous in many people's minds, though Mobile, Alabama continues to vie for top billing for the event. In Beaverhead County, the Women's Resource Center has cor nered the Mardi Gras party market, with its annual festivities honor ing the event and raising funds for its programs. Even in Dillon, many party-goers get into the true spirit of Mardi Gras, dressing in costumes, fancy clothes, and mask- Of course, the requisite beads are available at the event, which fells on Sunday, February 20 this year. The party will be held at the Elk's Lodge from 4.30-8:30 p.m. Don't miss it, as it's the closest thing to the real Mardi Gras you can get to around here! Featuring a New Orleans style buffet, a silent auction, raffles, palm and tarot card reading, mimes, face painting, and Dixieland music, it's an event you won't want to miss. Cost is $12 per person or $22 for two. Children ages 10 and under get in free. A no-host bar will be available. Tickets are available at the Women's Resource Center or at the door. About Mardi Gras Mardi Gras means \Fat Tuesday\ and is celebrated on that day of the week, with the date falling between February 3 and March 9 depending on the Lunar calendar, used by the Catholic Church to determine the date of Easter. Mardi Gras is always 47 days before Easter Sunday. Carnival Day is the same as Mardi Gras, the last day of Carnival. The official colors for Mardi Gras are purple, green, and gold. These colors were chosen in 1872 by the King of Carnival, Rex. He chose these colors to stand for the following: • Purple represents justice • green stands for faith • gold stands for power Carnival refers to the season of revelry before Mardi Gras. It begins officially on January 6, which is known as Twelfth Night or Kings' Day, so named because it falls 12 days after Christmas on the day the Wise Men are said to have reached Bethlehem. Carnival celebrations fall into two categories: public and private. The private celebrations are balls, held by clubs called krewes. Some krewes let anyone join, while others are exclusive and made up mostly of \FONOF\ (fine old New Orleans families). The first Carnival ball of the season is always the Twelfth Night Ball, held on Jan. 6. The public celebrations take the form of parades, sponsored by the same krewes that hold the balls for members only. Not every krewe has a parade, although every krewe will throw a party for its mem bers. A very few krewes allow the public to buy tickets to their balls. About 70 groups in a four-parish area around New Orleans hold parades. Every parade has a theme, usually borrowed from mythology, history or Hollywood. Most parades have mock royalty, kings and queens and dukes and duchesses, either drawn from the ranks of the krewe s members or celebrities. All parade riders throw trinkets - beads, doubloons, small toys, candy - from the floats to the crowds. These are called \throws. Parades consist of anywhere from 10 to 40 floats carrying krewe members, marching bands, dance groups, costumed characters and the like. Some parades are small and suburban, others downtown and lavish. Mardi Gras terms Doubloons: Silver-dollar sized con.memorative aluminum coins minted for and given out by Carnival organizations. Rex threw the first one from afloat in 1960. (Earlier such medals were heavier and awarded as ball favors.) A term applied to most organizations participating in Carni val. The following parading organizations are NOT called krewes: Rex, Bacchus, Knights o f Babylon, Knights o f King Arthur, Corps de Napoleon, Zulu Social Aid and Pleasure Club. Parade: A procession offloats, marching bands, dance groups, costumed characters, flambeaux carriers and the like, that winds through the city on a prescribed route in the few weeks before Mardi Gras. More than 70 parades are held during the Carnival season in a four-parish area around New Orleans. Maskers: A term referring to both the float riders, who nor mally are masked, and those who costume for Mardi Gras. [ http://hollywood.com/showtimes Lewis and Clark's Montana Trail to be presented A Montana Committee for the Humanities Speakers Bureau Pro gram, Lewis and Clark's Montana Trail, will be presented by Rick and Susie Graetz on Wednesday, February 23 at 7:00 p.m. in the Old Depot Theatre in Dillon. The free presentation is hosted by the Camp Fortunate Chapter of the Lewis and Clark Trail Heritage Foundation. Lewis and Clark spent more time and saw more in Montana Be sure to send us your entertainment news items! Just e- mail them to: newstM O ontribunejcom The deadline for con sideration for inclusion on the After Hours page is noon on Mon days. than anywhere else on their jour ney. In a race against the chang ing seasons and desperate to find Sacaiawea's people and the horses they needed to cross the Rocky Mountains, the Corps of Discov ery struggled against river cur rents, overcame danger and im pediments, crossed the bison-cov ered prairie lands and traveled in awe of magnificent snow-covered mountains. Through words and slides, the audience joins the explorers and becomes a ptirt of their adven tures over Montanas dynamic landscape. As publishers, authors, and photographers, Rick and Susie Graetz have brought the beauty, geography, and history of Mon tana to the world. Among their best selling books on the state are Lewis and Clark's Montana Trails, and two volumes of Montana East of the Mountains. Susie is a native Montanan from Great Falls, attended the University of Montana, and had an advertising and video produc tion company in the Flathead Val ley. Rick is the founder of Mon tana Magazine, teaches at the University of Montana in Missoula, and was awarded an honorary Doctorate of Humane Letters in Geography from the university in 2004. Together, they started Northern Rockies Publish ing, and continue to research, ex plore and chronicle the state they love. Partial funding for the MC11 Speakers Bureau Program is pro vided by a legislative grant from Montana's Cultural Trust. Addi tional funding comes from the Montana Lewis and Clark Bicen tennial Commission, the State Department of Commerce and the National Park Service. For more information on the event, contact Bill Kolar at 683- 4968. I ' <V '} '.'\-T I i > • Mia Maestro, left. Jennifer G a rner W E D N E S D A Y , S:03 p.m . on $ KM G H (7j A lla s Sydney and Nadia (Jennifer Gamer, Mia Maestro) clash over Nadia s rela tionship with Sloane (Ron Rifkin) in the new episode \Detente.\ Sloane is wor ried about Nadia's safety when she and Sydney go under cover together as a pair of irresponsible heiresses to track down a lethal chemical. Victor Gather, Michael Vartan and Carl Lumbly also star. THURSDAY, 7 p.m . on ® K X L F CC Survivor: Palau An island in a pari of the Pacific that saw lots of action in World War II hosts the 10th edition of the reality series. The 20 contestants in this round range from a 21-year-old personal trainer from California to a 57-year-old lawyer from Washington state. Three of them are voted off at the end of the season pre miere, and of course, the eliminations continue until only one is left to take home the big prize. Jeff Probst is the host. FRIDAY, 6 :30 p.m . on KXW B (9] Reba Van (Steve Howey) tries fo get into the good graces of a gay sports agent (guest star Wendie Malick, \Just Shoot Me\) by claiming Reba (Reba McEn- tire) also is gay in 'Van's Agent” Unaware of the full situation, Reba invites the woman to dinner, then is urged by her relatives to maintain the rjse once everyone discovers what’s up. Reba McEntlre SATURDAY, 11 a.m . on i £ j | FOXNA d ) NASCAR Racing One day before he defends his Daytona 500 victory, Dale Earnhardt Jr. tnes for his fourth straight win in the Busch Series season opener, which this year is dubbed the Hershey's TAKE 5 300. Familiar Nextel Cup faces who will o p pose Earnhardt include last year’s fourth-place finisher Kevin Harvick, Kasey Kahne and Michael Waltrip, while 2004 Busch champion — and Earnhardt teammate — Marlin Truex Jr. leads that series’ lineup of drivers. Aly8sa Milano. Blllv Zane SUNDAY, 6 p.m. on Kgf KXW B ® Charm e d In the new episode \Showghouls Phoebe, Paige and Drake (Alyssa Milano, Rose McGowan, Billy Zane) try to help a man (guest star Charlie Robinson) who's channeling the spirit o f a fire victim from 1699. The spirit is pleading for help on behalf o f all the souls trapped at the scene a nd forced to relive the dis aster over and over. Phoebe and Drake go back in time to the night o f the fire and get stuck there. Holly Marie Combs also stars. MONDAY, 8 p.m . on Q KM G H (T) T h e B a c h e lo r e tte It's tradition: Just b e fo re “Th9 Bachelor” or T h e Bachelorette” reveals his or 'h e r choice of com p a n io n , the contenders already sent p a cking reassem b le to discuss the experiences they had while still in the running. Next week, Jen •Schefft will m a ke her choice from the last tw o m en standing, so the dudes she .dism is s e d dish their d irt — and speculate on w h o 'll get the rose — in the new episode T h e M e n Tell A ll.\ Chris Harrison hosts. Chrla Harrison Tammy Lynn Michaels TUESDAY, 8 :30 p.m. on 4 k KTVM ® Com m itted Nate (Josh Cooke) a c cidentally takes a C o m m u n io n h o st a t a funeral in “The Statue Guy Episode.\ Flustered, he tries to return it to the p riest without calling too m u ch a ttention to him self o r inadvertently c o m m itting s o m e sacrilege. Tess (Tammy Lynn M ic h a e ls ) decides to check ou t Mami*s (Jennifer Finnigan) sham p o o guy after h e a ring he has a m a g ic touch. Darius M cC rary also stars in the new episode. PRIME-TIME NETWORK TV / A WEEK AT A GLANCE Msr « PBS KUSM in - .g o Antiques R i ■ :3 0 Sci. 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