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REGIONAL REPORT Rothsay, Minn. PAGE 4 2014 Spring Edition Rothsay Regional Report Do You Have A Friend Or Relative Out Of The Area Who Might Enjoy The PO Box 203 -- Rothsay, MN 56579 Subscriptions Can Be Sent Anywhere In The United States For If You Are Presently Receiving The Report In The Trade Area, You Will Continue To Do So At No Cost To You. ONLY $ 15 PER YEAR Fill Your Cart At Rothsay Store Front 218 867-2328 106 Second Street SW PO Box 247, Rothsay, MN 56579 Independent School District No. 850 ROTHSAY STORE FRONT By Shopping At Store Front You Are Getting ✔ Variety Of Grocery Necessities ✔ Hardware Items ✔ Competitive Prices While Providing Rothsay Students With An Opportunity For “Hands On” Learning YOU Support YOUR School By Doing Business Locally! By: Marlys Winkels, Program Director Spring is sprung and the Easter sunrise was as beautiful as any I’ve seen in many a year! We can put this long winter into the history books and move on to better things! I will be preaching to myself here but we all need to get out and start walking and getting more exercise. Did you know that just walking 15 minutes a day can improve your health? They say if you stick with something for 3 weeks it will soon become a habit so I send out a challenge to myself and other seniors in our community to get out in the fresh air and walk your way to better health! I am attending Tai-Chi training next week and am looking forward to offering a stretching exercise program in the near future. Look for updates and call PARTNERS for more information about this program. Upcoming Events: Mondays: Seniors meet at the Community Center. Lunch is $5. Contact Marge Thorpe for more info. Tuesdays: May 13th- Coffee-time at Westfall apts.-10 a.m. May 20th- Board Meeting- 7 p.m. Wednesdays: 14th & 21st- Foot clinic. $10 fee. Call 867-1234 for an appt. Thursdays: Tai-Chi Exercise program offered the month of May. Call 867-1234 to sign up! Fridays: 16th- Wi-fit Bowling at PARTNERS- 10 a.m. By: Chelsie Lankow and Skylar Buckingham On April 10 and 11, students performed their production of “Princess Whatsername.” In this musical, a girl wakes up and realizes she can’t remember who she is and where she comes from. She wanders the woods to search for clues, and runs into many fairytale characters, such as Cinderella, Rapunzel, and Snow White. Each character helps her figure out that she is Aislin, Princess of the South. Heather Reber commented, “is year's musical was so enjoyable to put together. is was one of the most dedicated groups Stephanie and I have worked with in our eight years of co-directing the musical. Because Rothsay Students Perform “Princess Whatsername” Rumplestiltskin (Alex Wiezorek) sniffs Princess Whatsername (Kristi Peterson) to see what was wrong with her. The forest witch (Cora Honer) climbs Rapunzel’s (Caitlin Simmer) hair to reach the top of the tower. The entire cast circles around Princess Whatsername (Kristi Peterson) and Prince Reveille (Grant Stramer). of the number of characters in the musical, we had a range of 7th-12th graders participating to make it happen. All the students really got into their characters and did a great job of working together to make it the best that it could be. I'm very proud of the work they did and was very pleased with the performances. ey did a great job!!” e chairs were filled on both nights, and the audiences roared with laughter. By: Lucas Nord and Jake Nehk Rothsay’s first varsity track meet took place Tuesday, April 8 in Barnesville. ey took seventh place out of a total of eight teams. ey will have a total of eight meets by the end of the season. eir future meets take place April 22nd in Barnesville, April 24 in Breckenridge, April 28 in Wadena- Deer Creek, April 29 in Hawley, May 1 in Pelican Rapids, May 8 in Breckenridge, and May 16 in Battle Lake. Brett Brenden took seconnd place in high jump, triple jump, and long jump, Cole Lang took sixth place in the 800 meter, girls four by one took sixth place, Sam Lankow took fiſth place in 100 meter and sixth in 300 meter, and Derrik Long took seventh place in shot-put. Trevor Hone is coaching track for his third year with Matt Balken and Staci Wigdahl as his assistant coaches. “It was fun to finally get out there and have our first meet,” said Noah Brenden, co-captain of the track team. Track Season Is In Full Swing By: Alex Wiezorek To our community’s Sr. citizens you are cordially invited to a Senior Citizen Appreciation Tea hosted by Ms. Christensen’s fiſth graders at the Si Flan Auditorium, 123 2nd St. NW, Rothsay Public School on Wednesday, May 14 1:30-2:30 pm. ey are hosting this to show our appreciation for our Sr. citizens in our community. Please join us for treats, music and fun! If you have any questions about it please call Ms. Christensen 218 867- 2116. “It’s going to be a fantastic time, and we are really looking forward to it,” commented Ms. Christensen. Senior Appreciation Tea Set For May 14 Donkey Basketball Draws A Crowd For one wild night the Rothsay school gymnasium was filled with hooves, fur, and athletes that walked on four legs instead of two. The event was a Donkey Basketball fundraiser held the evening of Tuesday, April 22. Residents attempted to ride and guide the donkeys across the gym floor and to the basket in hopes of scoring points for their team. Of course, the animals often had other ideas, resulting in fun for the whole crowd. “It was a huge success,” said Brandie Hanson, one of the event organizers. “We plan to do it again in the future.” The Donkey Basketball event was put on to support the upcoming Prairie Showing his Minnesota State Patrol pride, Sergeant Jesse Grabow takes a gravity defying shot from the side of his donkey during the festivities on April 22. This shot was taken before Grabow was drop- kicked by the cantankerous beast. Days festival held each summer to celebrate the city of Rothsay. The annual weekend event features a variety of events for the whole family, including a parade, softball tournament, food vendors, kids inflatable games, antique car shows and more. “We want to thank everyone for coming out to support the event, and also for all the sponsors that helped out,” Hanson added. The unusual athletic event was put on by Dairyland Donkey Basketball, based out of Wisconsin. In addition to Donkey Basketball, the company offers Donkey Baseball and “Celebrity” Donkey Races across the Midwest from Minnesota down to Texas. Up, up and away! Donkey basketball participant Matt Larson took to the skies when he completed a “donkey dunk” from the back of his animal. His athletic feat was one of many shots that delighted the cheering Rothsay gymnasium spectators at the fundraising event for the annual Prairie Days festival.
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