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The overall high point winners for the Benewah County 4-H Horse Program's O-Mok-See (Sept. 7 and 8) were: (first row, from left) 8 to 12 year old age group, Ava Stancil, first, Hope Friede, second, Maci Yearout (not pictured), third; (second row) 13 to 17 age group, James King, first, Faith Friede, second, Opral Frazier, third; (third row) 18 to 29 age group, Maddie Moore, first, Lexi Reynolds, second, Madi Hudson, third; (back row) 30 and older age group, Corina Gabel, first, Debra Friede, second, Inga Cabral (not pictured), third.
The St. Maries High School Class of 1969 held their 50-year reunion over the weekend. Pictured here include (front, left to right) Debbie (Barden) Farrell; Terri (Erickson) Murphy; teachers Betty & Joe Simon; Terri (Kinsolving) Wagoner; Diane Wilhelm and teacher Don Wilhelm; Diana (Greene) Kohn; Dot (Mahoney) Scott; Susan (Schumacker) Olson; Nancy (Hills) Pennock; Wanda Manning and Dave Krasselt. Second row: Dan Barden; Sharon (Kingsley) Armstrong; Margaret (Johnson) Sines; Jim Broyles; Marie (Best) Ross; Billie Fletcher; Peg (Whelan) Carver; Jim Hebert; Kerry (Kirkland) Talbot; Tom Pugh; David Adams and Annette Petrie. (back row) Brad Sullivan; Elaine (Judd) Harris; Barney Wolfe; Randy Willard; Bill Thurston and John Maitland.
Organizers of Emida Day including (front left) Nancy Corbin, Amanda Quincy, Tara Fuller, Candy Fuller, and Donna Fuller, (back left) Tom Cummings, Scott Whealy, Rhonda Wilks, Mary Price, Loise Reeves, Bucky Fuller and Terry Fuller met last week to get the community center ready for the big celebration.
Dean Gentry was honored with a plaque on the St. Maries Golf Course's Ed Kreig Memorial Wall in recognition of his decades of service at the course. He accepted the honor alongside his wife, Glenda, and in the presence of dozens of golf course patrons and well wishers
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The winner of the Valley Piecemakers Paul Bunyan Days Quilt raffle, Becky Harold, holds up a corner of the quilt she won. The quilt features a variety of shirts from past Paul Bunyan Days. Funds from the raffle go to help the Hughes House Historical Society build a kiosk to house the historic bell taken from the Foursquare Church when it closed. The Hughes House Museum is still excepting donations that can be sent to 538 Main Avenue or dropped of at the museum's office.
- Tyson Juarez
Priscilla Derry (middle) president of the Hughes House Historical Society, hands cash prizes to Back to the Past Scavenger Hunt winners Riley Lesperance (left, first place) and second place winner Axton Frederick (right.) The scavenger hunt was sponsored by the Hughes House Historical Society and the project raised funds for the Hughes House to build a kiosk to store the historic bell that once lived at the Foursquare Church before it closed.
- Tyson Juarez
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Opal Frazier competed at the Benewah County 4-H Horse Program's O-Mok-See fundraiser.
Ruby Telford reins her horse.
Mandy Cabral turns a barrel.
Mike Moore helps out by brushing a horse before it is saddled.
Rhonda Moore registers Maci Yearout for events at the Benewah County 4-H Horse Program's O-Mok-See fundraiser.
Horse leader Debra Friede gets timers ready.
James King prepares to make a tight turn while galloping in an O-Mok-See event.
Ty Tankersley helps set up lanes before competition begins.
Lexi Reynolds guides her horse during an event.
Faith Friede turns a pole, holding it up as she goes around.
The overall high point winners for the Benewah County 4-H Horse Program's O-Mok-See (Sept. 7 and 8) were: (first row, from left) 8 to 12 year old age group, Ava Stancil, first, Hope Friede, second, Maci Yearout (not pictured), third; (second row) 13 to 17 age group, James King, first, Faith Friede, second, Opral Frazier, third; (third row) 18 to 29 age group, Maddie Moore, first, Lexi Reynolds, second, Madi Hudson, third; (back row) 30 and older age group, Corina Gabel, first, Debra Friede, second, Inga Cabral (not pictured), third.
Corina Gabel nearly dropped her flag but managed to keep a hold of it. She was the overall highpoint winner for the 30 and older age group.
Maddie Moore and Madi Hudson prepare to compete at the start of an event.
Vanessa Carpenter watches events while running the gate.
(Left to Right) St. Paul's Lutheran Church Women's Ministry members Patti Wheeler, Jeanne Johnson, and Ginny Gaines all stand will items that will be featured at the 'Back to the 50s' luncheon that will be on Saturday Sept. 14th.
- Tyson Juarez
The St. Maries High School Class of 1969 held their 50-year reunion over the weekend. Pictured here include (front, left to right) Debbie (Barden) Farrell; Terri (Erickson) Murphy; teachers Betty & Joe Simon; Terri (Kinsolving) Wagoner; Diane Wilhelm and teacher Don Wilhelm; Diana (Greene) Kohn; Dot (Mahoney) Scott; Susan (Schumacker) Olson; Nancy (Hills) Pennock; Wanda Manning and Dave Krasselt. Second row: Dan Barden; Sharon (Kingsley) Armstrong; Margaret (Johnson) Sines; Jim Broyles; Marie (Best) Ross; Billie Fletcher; Peg (Whelan) Carver; Jim Hebert; Kerry (Kirkland) Talbot; Tom Pugh; David Adams and Annette Petrie. (back row) Brad Sullivan; Elaine (Judd) Harris; Barney Wolfe; Randy Willard; Bill Thurston and John Maitland.
St. Maries resident, Cole Ellinwood, will take a position in South Korea to teach English as a second language to kindergartners and elementary age students.
Organizers of Emida Day including (front left) Nancy Corbin, Amanda Quincy, Tara Fuller, Candy Fuller, and Donna Fuller, (back left) Tom Cummings, Scott Whealy, Rhonda Wilks, Mary Price, Loise Reeves, Bucky Fuller and Terry Fuller met last week to get the community center ready for the big celebration.
Marcella Reed rolls up a fire hose during a drill at the St. Maries High School Sept. 5.
Dean Gentry was honored with a plaque on the St. Maries Golf Course's Ed Kreig Memorial Wall in recognition of his decades of service at the course. He accepted the honor alongside his wife, Glenda, and in the presence of dozens of golf course patrons and well wishers
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St. Maries High School ASB members hold up an advertisment for this year's Golden Axe competition. (Back row, left to right) Lily Mowry and Kolby Moore. (Front row left to right) Kaela Davis, Taylor Humphrey, and Katrina Koser.
- Tyson Juarez
Jordan Hall is co-chairman of the 20th annual Haul Ass to Harrison Car Show Sept. 14. The show runs from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
- Susan Rodgers
The winner of the Valley Piecemakers Paul Bunyan Days Quilt raffle, Becky Harold, holds up a corner of the quilt she won. The quilt features a variety of shirts from past Paul Bunyan Days. Funds from the raffle go to help the Hughes House Historical Society build a kiosk to house the historic bell taken from the Foursquare Church when it closed. The Hughes House Museum is still excepting donations that can be sent to 538 Main Avenue or dropped of at the museum's office.
- Tyson Juarez
Priscilla Derry (middle) president of the Hughes House Historical Society, hands cash prizes to Back to the Past Scavenger Hunt winners Riley Lesperance (left, first place) and second place winner Axton Frederick (right.) The scavenger hunt was sponsored by the Hughes House Historical Society and the project raised funds for the Hughes House to build a kiosk to store the historic bell that once lived at the Foursquare Church before it closed.
- Tyson Juarez
Claudia Lounsbury will organize activities for the St. Maries Public Library's story time, held each week.Â
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