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in Elgin | Recreation & Golfing on Grass Greens | Hunting, Fishing & Golfing | Organizations | Elgin Economic |
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City of Elgin Norman Schock, Mayor--584-3001 Lynn Mutschelnaus, Auditor--584-3001 City Council Meetings, 1st Thursday of every month, 7:30 p.m. Elgin Lions Club Jim Heim, President--584-2876 Meetings held every 2nd and 4th Thursday, 7:00 p.m. Our Place Café. Elgin Dakota Lions Elsie Stelter, President-- Carol Winkler, Secretary Elgin Legion & Elgin Legion Auxiliary Meetings are the second Monday of each month Elgin Betterment Club -- Promoting Businesses & New Businesses in Elgin! Next Meeting -- Third Tuesday -- Board of Directors only…. No Guest Speaker. Elgin Economic Development Corporation Aaron Levorsen, Chairman; Ruth Boyer, secretary Meetings held every 3rd Friday of the month, 7:00 a.m. Our Place Café. Saddle Club NDRA Annual Rodeo each year -- second week of June Elgin Fire Department Meetings held every 3rd Thursday at the Fire Hall. Deutsche Freunde Meetings held every 2nd Tuesday of the month. Elgin Park Board Bonnie Kautz, President Cannonball FFA Alumni Chapter Promoting FFA Activities for students in Grant County High School Hospital Auxiliary Monthly meetings at the Hospital conference room |
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"It takes the efforts of everyone to keep a town working effectively…" |
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Horizon Meeting Held May 5 in Elgin |
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Horizon Meeting Held In Elgin on Saturday |
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Attending the session was Duane and Gail Schatz, Delbert and Cherie Weishaar, Art and Mildred Rath, Gertie Werner, Aaron Levorsen, Allen Kohl, Ken Trana, Weston Dent, Reuben Zacher, Marie Klein, Marcie Koepplin, Esther Zacher and Donna VandenBurg. NP: Glenda Klein and Hazel Behrens. |
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The Grant County Horizons Leadership program was held on Saturday, May 5 with 18 people attending. The program is aimed at reducing poverty in small communities with economic decline and develop leadership skills designed to equip citizens to work together as community leaders. While the "LeadershipPlenty" skills will help citizens in their every day life it is intended primarily to help citizens work better together for the common good of the community. The sessions consist of nine modules (or lessons) and the first six were conducted on May 5 with three remaining for Saturday, May 12 starting at 9:00 a.m. at Our Place Café with a free lunch at noon. For further information contact Duane or Gail Schatz at 584-2937 or Harry Zacher at 584-2810. |