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Having heard some of the rumors concerning the Wagner Helping Hands backpack program, I would like to inform you that we are still serving the kindergarten and first grade children of the Wagner Community School. This is entirely separate and not like the food boxes that come once a month. We give food to needy children and families every week for the week-end. Contrary to the Feeding South Dakota Food Box program, we have to buy all the food. It comes mostly from Feeding South Dakota because it is more economical and has to be shelf stable. We try to give two sources of protein, a vegetable, two small cereal boxes, two milks, and a snack or two. Sometimes it works out to feed a family, such as a box of mac and cheese, or a large can of spaghetti and meatballs. We do not know what is available until we see the list for the month.
Read moreThe Wagner Community, Wagner Community School and Avon Student Council collected pop tabs for the Wince family from September 15th through October 4th. Tabs for Talia was an idea started by WCS teacher Pam Roth. The WCS elementary had a competition to see which grade could collect the most pop tabs. The 1st grade won the contest bringing in three boxes of tabs. The 2nd grade was a close second bringing in two and a half boxes of tabs. The 1st graders won a movie party in the school theater for winning the contest. All together the Wagner community, WCS and the Avon Student Council collected 11 boxes of pop tabs all together. After the pop tabs were collected WCS teacher, Sam Bialas sent them with her aunt to Denver to be donated to the Ronald McDonald house in Denver in honor of the Wince family.
Read moreEach year the Wagner American Legion Auxiliary members purchase dictionaries for the Wagner Elementary third graders and the Marty Indian School third graders.
Read morePresident Becky Brunsing gave a warm welcome to a club room full of Rotary members and visitors on Wednesday, October 11th at the Clubhouse on Main Street Wagner. Pastor/Rotarian Bill Heermann gave a prayer of thankfulness for the food, the beautiful day, and our Senior Class members. We did a pretty good job of singing “Smile” as our Song Leaders were not present for the meeting.
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