Local news briefs News-Chronicle GREEN BAY Packers women's food drive Sunday The Packers Women's Association will hold its 18th annual food drive for Paul's Pantry prior to Sunday's game against the Dallas Cowboys at Lambeau Field. PWA members, who will be wearing their husband's or significant other's jersey or PWA jerseys, will collect non-perishable food items and cash donations in the stadium parking lot and at the gates prior to kickoff. Food items can be placed in bins, which will be located throughout the Lambeau Field parking lot. Volunteers from Paul's Pantry will be assisting with the collection. As an added incentive to donate to the food drive, fans have an opportunity to win Packers autographed items. For every $5 donation or five non-perishable food items contributed, a fan will receive a ticket stub. The winning ticket numbers will be drawn and announced on the matrix board during the game. Fans with the winning ticket stubs can pick up their item at Fan Assistance in section 109. Last year's effort collected more than $12,000 and 32,400 food items. OCONTO COUNTY Man killed in U.S. 141 crash A 26-year-old man was killed early Sunday when his car left U.S. 141 in the town of Abrams and overturned. Shaun M. Davis, 26, of rural Lena was pronounced dead at the scene, Oconto County sheriff's deputies said. He apparently lost control as his car was rounding a curve. GREEN BAY Cooking class for kids scheduled A class on "Incredible Edibles" has been scheduled by the Green Bay Parks, Recreation and Forestry Department. Children ages 3 1/2-5 and their parents will work on measuring, mixing, following directions, manners and cleanup. Classes start Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. and run weekly through Nov. 10. Fee is $12, $18 for nonresidents. For more information, call 448-3365. GREEN BAY Classes look at global art for kids Classes featuring art projects for children from around the world will be held starting Oct. 23 at the Howe Neighborhood Family Resource Center, 526 S. Monroe Ave. Classes for grades 5-8 take place Saturday as well as Jan. 15, March 19 and May 18; classes for grades 1-4 are Nov. 29, Feb. 19 and April 30. An all-family Christmas event will take place Dec. 11. The classes are free with limited space. For more information, call 448-7340. LUXEMBURG Emergency exercise set for Saturday A mock terrorist incident will be the focus of an exercise conducted by Kewaunee County Emergency Management between 8 a.m.-noon Saturday on and near the Kewaunee County Fairgrounds in Luxemburg. Participants will include local and county law enforcement and emergency personnel. The public is asked to keep away from the exercise area and to realize there will be unusual activity. If residents have any question whether or not activities may be related to the exercise, they should call 920-388-3100, or in case of an actual emergency, continue to call 911. GREEN BAY 'Make a Difference Day' activities suggested The Volunteer Center of Brown County is inviting area residents to take part in the annual "Make a Difference Day" Saturday. This national day of service offers community members a chance to make an impact in their community. People wanting to volunteer for a project can call the Volunteer Center, 429-9445. Activities include: - Doing yard or home exterior work for seniors or the disabled through Neighbors Helping Neighbors. - Assisting at NEW Curative Rehabilitation's "Making Life Easier Expo." - Helping with yard work or maintenance at the Marion House group home for teen mothers. - Preparing a mailing or doing yard work for the Bay Area Humane Society. - Assisting with yard work and cleaning for Freedom House's new homeless shelter. - Assisting with the Zoo Boo at the NEW Zoo. GREEN BAY Hazelwood to look at Victorian funerals A special exhibit: "The House of the Dearly Departed," a look at Victorian funeral customs, will be at Historic Hazelwood, 1008 S. Monroe Ave. Saturday, Sunday and Oct. 30-31. Visitors can learn about typical funeral customs of the 1860-1900 period and how today's funerals evolved. Hours are noon-4 p.m. Admission is $4, $3.50 for seniors and $2.50 for children. Group tours on weekdays Oct. 19-29 are available., For more information call 437-1840. BELLEVUE Trick or Treat Trail is Saturday Bellevue's second annual "Trick or Treat Trail" will be held from 10 a.m.-noon Saturday at Josten Park. The event, for ages 2-8, is a trick or treating adventure with businesses and groups handing out treats along a trail to registered children. There will also be other events. For more information, call Marty Kosobucki, 468-5225. GREEN BAY Halloween event at Wildlife Sanctuary. Children and their families can take special Halloween tours Saturday at the Bay Beach Wildlife Sanctuary, 1660 East Shore Drive. Tours run every 15 minutes from 6-8 p.m. and feature visits with "oversized" wildlife who talk about the creature they represent. The event takes place indoors at the Nature Center. Cost is $3 for ages 13-over, $2 for children. The event is recommended for ages 5-up. To register, call 391-3671.