Lori and Ryan have chosen the name Lacy Ryan for their beautiful new girl born at Benefis Hospitals.

Lacy
Names Origin: Latin
Name's original meaning: "Cheerful"

Weight: 7 pounds, 6 ounces ounces
Length: 20 1/2 inches
Time: 8 04 a.m.
Date: Monday, June 26, 2006

Delivered by: Dorothy T. Lee, M.D.
Baby's doctor: Michael K. Garver, MD

Monday, June 26, 2006 A Day To Remember

Sunrise and sunset:

• 5:36 a.m. a.m.
• 8:52 p.m. p.m.

Local weather:

• Great Falls high: 81° F
• Great Falls low: 48° F

The nation's weather extremes:

• High: 120° F at Death Valley, California
• Low: 34° F at Embarrass, Minnesota

• 11,045.28

Your dollar's worth

• Loaf of bread: $1.89
• Gallon of milk: $2.89
• Gallon of gasoline: $2.33
• First-class stamp: $0.39
• New car: $21,750.00
• Average new home: $155,000.00

Other interesting people born on this date:

• 1943 - Mick Jagger - Lead singer for the world's most enduringly popular rock and roll band, the "Rolling Stones."
• 1914 - Babe Didrikson Zaharias - One of the outstanding athletes of all-time, she was twice selected to the women's All-America basketball team, won two Olympic track and field gold medals and in 1947 won 17 straight golf championships.
• 1904 - Peter Lorre - Actor known for his unique portrayal of villains in many movies of the 1940's, including "The Maltese Falcon", "Casablanca" and others.
• 1892 - Pearl S. Buck - Nobel Prize winning author who is known for books that brought a world-wide awareness of life in China including The Good Earth published in 1938.
• 1819 - Abner Doubleday - American Army officer often credited with creating the game of baseball.

Other notable events on this day in history:

• 1951 - Channel 2 W2CBS aired the first regularly scheduled color TV program, "The World Is Yours." Eight years later "Bonanza" would bring color to prime-time.
• 1895 - Annie Londonberry left Boston, Massachusetts, on a bicycle ride that would result in her becoming the first woman to ride a bike around the world.
• 1819 - W. K. Clarkson of New York City received the first American patent for the bicycle.