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A large crowd gathered at the American Legion in Middle River last Saturday for fun games, a delicious supper and both a live and silent auction. North Country Horsemens members and the public were invited to help fundraise for the group and to get caught up on the business of last year and plans for 2024, which is sure to be an exciting year for the club.

At just over the mid-point of Trails To Treatments fundraising year, teams have turned in $92,266.00. The amount shot up with two large team donations to TTT at the NCH Annual Meeting on March 23rd.

Countdown to . . .

“Badger’s Got Talent!”

Planning, leadership, and hard work paid off for the Middle River Extravaganza committee and volunteers as they recorded yet another highly successful exciting event for the public. The event is sponsored by the Middle River Community Club with proceeds going directly back to the community and surrounding area for a variety of endeavors. (front) Brian Kleinwachter, Janeen Kleinwachter, Janie Brandon, Lou Voll, Miss Middle River BrookLyn Holmestad, Josie Smith, Tiffany Stromsodt, O’Brien Stromsodt, Tishara Melcher, Laurie Stromsodt. (back) Dakota Gullikson, Mathew Stromsodt, Brian Bolduc, Mark Stromsodt, Eric Melcher, and Josh Smith. Other volunteers included Gene Nelson Beaver Nelson, and Roger and Lamea Ryba. u MORE Extravaganza on page 12

Viking Fire Spaghetti Supper

Township Association Recognizes Virgil Wagner for Fifty Years of Service