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REGULAR
GROUP MEETINGS:
AA MEETING:
Open AA Meeting (Big Book Study) every Sunday at 7pm at the
Chieftain Cheyenne Room.
AA & AL-ANON: Meets every Wednesday -
8pm - Foster County Courthouse
AIRPORT BOARD: Meets the 1st Tuesday
of each month at 5:30pm at the Chieftain.
BOWDON HEALTH SOCIETY: Meets in the
library at the Bowdon School at 5:30pm every Wednesday. BHS is a
weight control and fitness group.
CAREGIVERS SUPPORT
GROUP: Meets 4th Wednesday of the month - 2pm - Trinity Lutheran
Church - Contact 652-3227 or 947-5386
CENTRAL DAKOTA
CIVIL AIR PATROL: Meets 1st & 3rd Monday of the month - 7pm -
Carrington Armory
COMPASSIONATE FRIENDS:
Meets the 3rd Wednesday of the month- 7pm - Northern Plains Electric
Co-op
FIRE DEPARTMENT:
Regular meetings - 1st Monday of the month - 6:30pm | Training
meetings - 4th Monday of every month - 7pm
FOSTER COUNTY
HISTORICAL SOCIETY: Meets 2nd Tuesday of the month at the
museum - 7pm
GENEALOGY CLUB: Meetings alternate
between Carrington and Jamestown on the first Tuesday of each month,
April through November - Northern Plains Electric Co-op.
KIWANIS CLUB:
Meets every Wednesday - Noon - Chieftain
KNIGHTS OF
COLUMBUS: Council 4951 meets 2nd Monday of the month -
September through May - Supper & meeting follow 6:30 mass - Sacred
Church Social Hall - Carrington
LIONS CLUB: General
meeting - 1st Wednesday of the month 6:30pm - Prairie Inn| Board
meeting - 3rd Wednesday of the month - Noon - Chieftain. Recycle
your old glasses by dropping them off at Carrington Health Center,
Family Vision Center, Bremer Bank, Carrington Drug, SuperValu Foods,
Seaburg Drug, Evans Funeral Home or Dakota Central.
McHENRY SENIOR CITIZENS: The
McHenry Senior Citizens monthly birthday party is the first
Wednesday of the month. The Health Clinic conducted by the county
nurse will be held the same day. Regular business meeting on the
first Wednesday of the month. Meals are MON/WED/FRI. All
seniors are encouraged to participate in scheduled activities.
PARK BOARD: Meets
1st Thursday of each month - 6:30pm - Dakota Central
PIECEMAKERS QUILT GUILD: Meets
every third Tuesday at 7pm at Northern Plains Electric.
SENIOR CITIZENS:
Board meeting - 1st Wednesday of the month - 1pm - Business
meeting - 1:30pm | Potluck: 3rd Wednesday- Noon | Brunch : 2nd
Saturday - 9-10:30am
TOASTMASTERS:
Meet every first and third Thursday at the meeting room at the
armory. Call Curt Klein for information: 653-5708. Guest welcome!
TOPS: Carrington TOPS #47 meets on
Monday afternoons. Weigh-in between 4:30-5pm at the
Carrington Courthouse Community room. Everyone is welcome!
VETERANS SERVICE OFFICE: The
office is open Wednesdays from 9-11:30am - Thursdays
from12:30-4:30pm - other times by appointment in the basement of the
courthouse. Corean Swart, Veterans Service Officer, will open by
appointment for emergency needs of veterans and their families.
Office phone: 652-2170. Corean's phone: 984-2593.
VFW & AUXILIARY: The VFW and
Auxiliary #3524 meets the 4th Tuesday at 6pm at the Chieftain.
WEIGHT WATCHERS: Meets on Wednesday
evenings at Church of the Nazarene, 530 Joal Drive - Weigh-in from
5-5:30pm - Meeting at 5:30pm - Phone: 652-2696. |

GATHERING FOR A CONCERT AT THE PUTNAM
HOUSE
Carrington
Health Center Auxiliary
The
Carrington Health Center Auxiliary was organized on December 5,
1985, for the purpose of assisting the Carrington Health Center in
charitable work and to aid the best interests of the clinic.
It consists of many volunteers who provide helpful services for the
hospital. The Happy Heart Hutch, their gift shop at the
hospital, is always adding new and unique gifts for the convenience
of hospital visitors.
Visit their web site to see the thoughtful projects with which
they are involved. All proceeds from the Happy Heart Hutch and
their other endeavors go toward enhancing the efforts and lives of
the health center, its staff, patients, the Family Villa, and
visitors. If you would like to become an Auxiliary volunteer,
please call Dorothy Fenske at 652-7194 or 652-3214.

CARRINGTON HEALTH CENTER AUXILIARY
BOARD - 2009
LINDA ERICKSON | LAURA IRION | HELEN
HOLTH | KRISTEE PAGE | RENAE KLEIN | BOBBIE JARRET | PEGGY SMITH |
BETTY BOLD (president) | MARY OTTO | CASSIE SMITH | KATHLEEN BERDAHL
| Not pictured: BONNIE ROSENAU | BERNADINE ANDERSON
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Carrington
Senior Citizens Club |
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The Senior
Citizens Club of Carrington is a very active group.
If you're a senior and haven't been to one of their
monthly potlucks, then you're really missing out!
Also, if want to have a nice lunch during the week, just
drop by the club, and have a very nice meal for only
$3.50 (served by South Central Adult Services - the same
organization that provided Meals on Wheels). It's
also a nice place to meet people, to play cards, shoot
pool, play Bingo, or just spend time chatting.
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FAITH in
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For someone with long-term health
needs, something as simple as changing a light bulb can mean
the difference between maintaining or losing independence.
Thankfully, Faith in Action Volunteers in Carrington can
help bring light back into the lives of those with long-term
health needs.
Our program is
a new part of Carrington Health Center that connects
volunteers to neighbors in need. We bring together
volunteers of many faiths to help people in our community
with long-term health needs or disabilities maintain their
independence for as long as possible by providing
non-medical assistance with daily activities.
Volunteer
activities include shopping for groceries, providing rides
to medical appointments, cooking meals, doing light
housework, running errands and providing companionship
through visits or phoning. Volunteers also may provide
respite care and relief for family caregivers.
The Faith in
Action program is beginning here in Carrington and needs
your time and talents. Just a few hours a month can
make the world of difference.
Become the
Hands and Feet of Jesus; put your Faith in Action! For
more information, contact Faith in Action of Carrington
Health Center coordinator: Jan Bakke at 652-7218.
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North Dakota Community Foundation
The
mission of the North Dakota Community Foundation is to improve the
quality of life for North Dakota's citizens through charitable
giving and promoting philanthropy. Their website is dedicated to
that mission.
This
foundation basically coordinates the following for Carrington.
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Scholarships available for students from Carrington Community
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Endowment
Funds for Carrington
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Grants to Organizations and Scholarship Grants from Carrington
Meadows Memorial Fund
The Meadows family has established an
endowed fund with the North Dakota Community Foundation to
financially assist students from Carrington ND with their
post-secondary education expenses. The primary purpose of the fund
is to aid students in the medical field who have an interest in
returning to Carrington to practice. This may include doctors,
nurses, physical therapists; radiological technicians, physician's
assistants or other health related workers. If there are no students
studying in health-related fields who apply, the scholarship may
then be used for other students from Carrington. The Fund was
created in an effort to attract and maintain qualified and trained
medical professionals for the Carrington area.
Dollars for Scholars: Our Vision
Local Chapter: Contact Tom Erdmann -
701-652-2836
To encourage postsecondary education attendance for all North Dakota
students through strong Dollars for Scholars support.
More Info...
Katie Ralston - Miss North Dakota

Katie rides down the main street of
Carrington in our local 4th of July parade.
Carrington
attendees of the 4th of July Parade enjoyed seeing their very own
Miss North Dakota contestant riding in the local parade. Katie
will be very busy during the coming year, speaking in North Dakota
schools. Her platform, "Walk This Way: the Path of
Leadership," is a concept that came to her as she was helping tutor
a fifth grade class during her senior year. The Miss America
Pageant is next on Katie's busy agenda. There will be a
community send-off for her on January 10, 2010, at Carrington
Elementary School.
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Churches
in Carrington, North Dakota |
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Bethel Chapel
Assemblies of God - Bruce Gunderson
50 Poplar Ave - (701)
652-3026
Calvary Baptist Church - Loren Franchuk
725 Main
Street - (701) 652-2162
Church of the Nazarene - Pastor Jon Thompson
530 Joel Dr - (701)
652-2400
Faith Baptist - Ray Davidson
585 2nd Ave NE -
(701) 652-2557
The Federated Church (United Church of Christ / United
Methodist Church) - Susan Fandrich
775 2nd Ave N - (701)
652-2288
Grace Lutheran Church - Richard Biberdorf
95 1st St N - (701)
652-2204
Kvernes Lutheran Church
of Rural Carrington
- Pastor Jennifer
Anderson
Sacred Heart Catholic - Father Lawrence Haas
663 1st Street
South - (701) 652-2519 - (701) 652-2072
Seventh-day Adventist - Kurt Styron
475 1st St N - (701)
652-1434
Trinity Lutheran ELCA - Pastor Bruce Vold
100 Poplar Avenue South -
(701) 652-2188
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Thanks to the Cedar Rapids Gazette (online) who published the
following article:
Updated July 17. 2008 11:15PM
39,000 pounds of donated pasta arrives in Cedar
Rapids
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By Jeff Raasch
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CEDAR RAPIDS — Now that's a lot of noodles.
Dakota Growers Pasta,
of Carrington, N.D.,
donated 39,000 pounds of pasta to the Salvation
Army for flood victims
this morning. K2
Logistics, of Eagan, Minn., offered the
semi-trailer truck to deliver it.
It arrived, in 1,300 cases, on 20 pallets,
around 8 a.m. this morning.
The Salvation Army's distribution center, at
1800 51st St. NE, is
open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Tuesday through Saturday, and will
remain
indefinitely. Canteen units will cease
operations in neighborhoods on July 26.
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(Jeff Raasch/The Gazette)
Salvation Army warehouse manager Steven
Kozel, 23, of Cedar Rapids, unloads
pallets of spaghetti donated by Dakota
Growers Pasta Company at the Army's
distribution center in northeast Cedar
Rapids this morning, Thursday, July 17,
2008. The pasta company donated 39,000
poundsof spaghetti for flood victims,
and K2 Logistics donated the truck to
deliver it.
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More info
about Carrington, ND.
Carrington, North Dakota, The Central City
Carrington Chamber of Commerce
Carrington, North Dakota: Wikipedia
Carrington, ND: Citi-Data.Com
US Census: Quick facts - Carrington, North Dakota
Foster County, ND: Official Website
South Central North Dakota
US Census: Quick Facts - Foster County, ND
North Dakota State University: Carrington Research Extension Center
North Dakota State Government
NewsDakota.Com
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Foster County Museum
Sundays
1:30-4:30pm |
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The Foster
County Museum invites you to visit on Sundays during the
months of July and August. |
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Wigs for Cancer
Patients |
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Free wigs are available for
cancer patients at Hair & Nail Designs in Carrington. Please
call 701-652-3200 for an appointment. |
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Couple's Seminar
"Fireproof Your
Marriage"
January 24th,
31st
February 14th,
28th
March
14th, 28th
6pm each
evening
Bethel Chapel,
Carrington |
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Join
us for constructive discussion to help your marriage
relationship. Cost: $9/person including the workbook.
To register or for more information, call Pastor Bob Knight
at 701-652-2352. |
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