"Emily Gail Talks Golf" will re-air last week's show this Saturday at 6 p.m. on the Big Island ESPN Radio Network (AM790 Kona AM850 Hilo). The show features a conversation about Hawai'i's endangered state bird — the nene — especially those now living at Big Island Country Club.

Guests include Linda Elliot, founder and president of the Hawai'i Wildlife Center; Waimea Middle School science teacher Lily Edmon and two of her seventh-grade students, Jonathan Schuler and Trev King; Jessica Schwarz, science teacher at West Hawai'i Explorations Academy, and two of her seventh-graders, Nicole Nakamura and Zachary McClure.

School officials say the radio show is "part of a research experience for mentors to bring technology and engineering training in the classroom — all to captivate and motivate excitement in science." It is one of a number of public appearances students have made to help educate the community about nene protection, to support their public education efforts and distribute brochures they have created.

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Makalei will host two Personalized Club Fitting Sessions later this month. Titleist will be featured Saturday and Adams April 28. Contact Kyle Herzberg to schedule a session (325-6625 or kherzberg@hawaiiantel.net). Space is limited.

Entries are still being accepted for the Jennie K. Wilson Invitational, May 18 to 20 at Mid-Pacific Country Club. Players must have a handicap index of 21.0 or less. Cost is $180. For information, contact Kathy Ordway (262-2428 or ordwayk001@hawaii.rr.com).