Features
4-H workshops explore young people’s leadership journey
Minnesota 4-H held the Southwest BLU and TEEL leadership workshops on February 18 at Southwest Minnesota State University for 58 youth from across our region.
Become part of our weather team
Do you have an interest in the weather? Are you looking for a way to do something for the environment from your location? Or how about a great classroom or family activity that provides an easy way for kids to get involved with science?
Speaking Proudly application period begins
Minnesota high school girls wanting to take part in the Speaking Proudly oratory competition must submit their applications during March. The application form and full details are available at speakingproudly.org. Applications must be received or postmarked between March 1 and April 1.
Looking Back
From March 1973 - Erin Ochsendorf and Tom Jessop training in the First Aid Training for Ambulance Class. Adult Education Classes offered by the Canby Public Schools this winter and spring have attracted 254 residents who are enrolled in 17 classes. Most of the classes run from 5 to 12 weeks as they did last fall when 240 were enrolled.
Wheelchairs for Hope Haven
On Feb. 28, Becca Schrupp, Kari Harding, and Jody Olson attended the Marshall Noon Club to celebrate the collection of wheelchairs from the area for Hope Haven. Over 60 wheelchairs were collected, many from the Canby area. The collected chairs will now head to the South Dakota State Penitentiary where inmates will repair and refurbish them.
Reciper Corner
Breakfast Bake
submitted by Beth Beiningen
Ingredients:
6 strips of bacon
1/4 c. crushed corn flakes
5 eggs, slightly beaten
1/2 c. milk
1/2 c. cottage cheese
1 1/2 c. shredded cheddar cheese
1 green onion sliced
Area History
This week I will finish about John Bowe. Bowe seemed to always want his name out front in prominent view for all to see. Was this his marketing plan or was it that he was proud to see his name displayed? I don’t know, but from pictures I have seen and will share with you, he has his name in very plain sight.