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John, Nicholas, Jared and Vanessa were among the Dundee second graders learning about incubating eggs and hatching chicks at the Ag Day program on Friday, May 2. See story in our print edition. |
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Megan Richey of Ottawa Lake, Stacey Reaume of Newport and Dan Mathis of Ida learned about bees from Paul Marks at an Ag Day presentation.
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Maureen Wickenheiser allowed students to take turns listening to the hearbeat of a baby goat still inside its mother during Ag Day on Friday, May 2. Pictured is John Graham of Dundee, listening to the scratchy sounds of the baby goat’s heartbeat.
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Michigan Debonettes, a twirling group in Petersburg, held a plant sale Saturday, May 3 at the municipal parking lot in downtown Petersburg. The group will be selling plants again this weekend. Pictured are: Jamie Coffey, Kori Sieler, Karissa Sieler, Carly Malott and Rachel Cress.
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Jon Otting of Toledo checked out a Banshee four-wheeler during Magnum Power Sports’ open house on Satuday, May 3 near US-23 in Petersburg.
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Debbie Lis and Amanda Lis made a clock at the Maybee Library during a special program on Saturday, May 3.
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Students in the first grade classrooms of Mrs. Addy and Ms. Smith mailed packages to Brian Evans, a Dundee graduate serving in Kuwait. The packages of comfort items have to be addressed to a specific military person; he will then distribute the items to fellow service people. The two Dundee classes collected donations of cash and comfort items at Food Town.
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Katie and Amy Hempel watched as Laura Schofield and Emily Wells helped youngsters with the roulette game at Dundee’s Family Fun Night on Friday, May 2.
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Riley drew a duck out of the pond to show Kristi and Hunter (in striped vest) at Family Fun Night on Friday, May 2.
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Photos from Past Weeks
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