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Mueller, Norman take top prizes at bench fair

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Donalda Diary

Darlene Tantrum/Donalda & District Museum

The summer is winding down as our summer programs finish and everyone starts to think about going back to school. It has been a great summer.

One of the summer highlights in Donalda was the bench fair in mid-August.

The grand aggregate winner was Mary Mueller, with a total of 252 points, while the junior grand aggregate champion was Hanna Norman, with 201 points.

The category winners were:

Photography — Melody Swaren, 113 points.

Junior Photography — Jillian Broemeling, 134 points.

Needlework & Handicraft — Irene Norman, 86 points,

Hobbies — Irene Norman, 63 points.

Junior Hobbies — Donna Broemeling, 43 points.

Art — Linda Osetsky, 32 points.

Junior Art — Tessa Roberts, 19 points.

Horticulture — Gerda Mueller, 208 points.

Junior Horticulture — Rebecca Broemeling, 69 points.

Home Economics — Jodi Blouin, 63 points.

Junior Home Economics — Hanna Norman, 38 points.

Vegetable Man Contest —10 and under: Gracie Hebbes and Tessa Roberts; ages 11-16: Morgan Baker and Alden Mueller.

Coloring Contest — Girls 8 and under: 1. Laura Hebbes, 2. Madison Swaren, 3. Donna Broemeling; Boys 8 and under — 1. Lincoln Broemeling, 2. Jared Hofer, 3. Kaedan Hofer; Girls 9-16 : 1. Tessa Roberts, 2. Jillian Broemeling, 3. Morgan Baker; Boys 9-16: 1. Nigel Bergstrom, 2. Spencer Andres, 3. Taylor Broemeling.

Congratulations to all and thanks for participating in the bench fair and helping to make it a success.

The next big event in Donalda is this Saturday’s “Drive-in Movie in the Coulees.” The show begins at 9 p.m., with the gates opening at 7 p.m.

Those who come early can enjoy a hike in the coulees before the movie. The feature film is “The Great Outdoors,” starring John Candy and Dan Akroyd. A family night at the movies is an ideal way to end the summer.

Birthday wishes go out to Betty-Anne Gillund, John White, Carl Kittler, Brent Hartum, Laura Hebbes, Michal Henderson, Jim Awe, Kelan Carroll, Ken Ewald, Trudy Bailey, Cheryl Charles, Joseph Broemeling and anyone else celebrating a birthday this month that I might have missed.