Photo archive for January 25, 2008
Romayne Kilde, left, and Bonnie Bell Ewert are seated at the “gold and black elegance” table Kilde decorated for the Someplace Safe Tea Feb. 2. Both women are on committees for the event. Table themes range from elegant to comical. View photo
Joshua Danielson, an Ashby kindergartner, works on his time capsule in Cindy Welch’s classroom Friday. View photo
Nathan Onstad, left, and Nathaniel Adkins work on their coffee filter snowflakes Friday at the Fergus Falls Public Library. The boys were at the library as part of its Arctic Adventure activity, held to give youngsters an activity to participate in because there was no school in Fergus Falls Friday. View photo
Julie Hamre, Lake Region Hospital registered dietitian, spoke to a male audience about nutritional needs over the noon hour Thursday. View photo
Event offers hands-on learning - 4-H Junior leaders Justin Kudrna and Cole Heifort assist youth in the rocketry area. West Otter Tail County 4-H held its annual Project Day at the Underwood School, Jan. 12. Project Days offers youth, grades K-6, the chance to explore and participate in many diverse, hands-on learning opportunities. Some of the workshops and project areas offered by 4-H junior leaders and volunteers were: wood working, performing arts, sewing, arts and crafts, rocketry, foods, recycling. More than 125 youth and their parents participated in this fun, educational day. View photo
Legion group volunteers for vets - Brad Moe, left, Deanna Mounts, Todd "Speedy" Peterson and Keith Stempfley from the Underwood American Legion were among the members who planned the POW/MIA Motorcycle Run last summer which raised more than $7,000 for the Recreation Program at the Minnesota Veterans Home in Fergus Falls. This is an annual event and the planning is ongoing. This group and others meet at the American Legion in Underwood. Even though it's winter and you don't see any bikers out and about, you can be sure they are planning next year's event. (And it's always better than the year before.) Last year there was a breakfast, a special POW/MIA Remembrance Program, a supper, and a dance. Before you know it this group will be "volunteering for veterans” by hosting another POW/MIA run in July. View photo
Marlenee — Anderson View photo
Kleindl — Nelson View photo
Ginny Portmann View photo
Jack Savoy resides at The Village senior complex in northwest Fergus Falls. View photo
Well-known as a mural painter, Lisa Johannes has turned to making jewelry. View photo
The Rev. Paul Huso, congregational council president Roberta Ouse and council vice president DuWayne Balken are pleased with first-month progress at New Life Lutheran Church in Rothsay. View photo
An expanded Nelson Dodge GMC, located at 2228 College Way, is scheduled for completion April 1. View photo
Holly Froemming helps Adams Elementary students through the cafeteria lunch line Thursday. View photo
Hanna Carlson, left, and her sister Sophie gathered up the family’s six goldendoodles this week at the family’s home. View photo
Randy Carlson holds a gold and a black goldendoodle. View photo
Hanna Carlson rubs noses with a goldendoodle. View photo
The Carlsons, Hanna, Randy, Vera, and Sophie, are pictured with their baby goldendoodles and their adult goldren retrievers at their Fergus Falls home View photo
The Fergus Falls 400 free relay team of Preston Anderson, Joel Money, Mike Hurley and Nathan Jobe broke a 19-year old record in Thursday night’s 102-76 victory over St. Cloud Tech. View photo
Fergus Falls’ Derek Hansen finds himself bracketed by St. Cloud Tech’s Nate Wolters (15) and Alex Hanks (21) during a second half scoring attempt. View photo
