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Results from the 2010 Prairie Days Triple ‘T’
Cow Chip Throw, which was held on Sunday, July 25 at 1:oopm. · VIP Division: 1st place- 91’ 1” Marc Witkovski. 2nd place- 74’ 5” Michael Awe. · Men’s Division: 1st place-157’ Terry Eklund. 2nd place-144’ 7” George Gerdes. · Women’s Division: 1st place-100’ 1”” Sandi Frey. 2nd place-52’ 4” Crystal Smith. · Team Division: 1st Place- 265’ 2” Brown Turds – David Brown, Shelby Brown, Judy Brown, Floyd Brown. Plaques were awarded to the 1st and 2nd place winners in the VIP, Men’s and Women’s division. A cash prize was also awarded to the 1st & 2nd place winners in the Men’s and Women’s division. The symbolic traveling “Cow Chip Clock” was awarded to the 1st place team. The winning team is entitled to keep it for one year, and will return it next year when they defend their title. First place winners in each category are now entitled to appear at the “World’s Cow Chip Throwing® Championship” held in Beaver, Oklahoma on April 16, 2011. Kid’s Cow Chip Throw Although not a sanctioned event like the Triple ‘T’ throw, 45 very eager and energetic kids tossed gave it their best shot to claim victory for the following categories: TODDLER; TINY TOT; TWERP; TWEEN; TEEN. This event was held immediately after the adult/sanctioned event. |
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"Discover Shells" - A collection of shells from the Florida Keys, Guam, Nantucket Island in Massachusetts and the Hawaiian Islands is on display in the Library for the month of August. Full color books about shells are also on display to help you identify each shell and where it comes from. This shell collection is on loan from Library Director Cindy Simeon. An on-going collective poem titled “Ode
to Tilden” is currently placed at the front entrance inside
the Library. Talent or no talent, we invite everyone to help us
create a unique poem about life in our community, by including a
line or two. This poem will be read on September 30 at our Poetry
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