12 October 2023

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Lustre News

Lustre News


Sam and Lisa Berg, Missionaries to the Bahamas, were the Harvest Festival speakers for the Lustre MB Church Oct. 1-3. On Sunday evening, 11 cousins and many family members enjoyed a memorable time together at the home of Dean and Julie Reddig. They are listed with their parent’s name behind them for the benefit of those new to the community. Back Row (Picture): Steve Berg (Ella), Dean Reddig

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05 October 2023

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Wolves Celebrate Homecoming In Style

Wolves Celebrate Homecoming In Style


With a parade, bonfire and pep rally, the Wolf Point School District enjoyed a successful homecoming week on Sept. 25-30. Plenty of school spirit was displayed by the student body. The freshmen class earned first place for the top parade float. The parade featured 17 entries going down Main Street on Friday afternoon. The senior class captured top honors for best wall decorations and dress-up

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Christian Speaks To Students For Native American Week

Christian Speaks To Students For Native American Week


Speaker Tommy Christian stressed the importance of culture and character during a presentation at Southside Elementary School as part of Native American Week on Tuesday, Sept. 26. The famous pow-wow announcer welcomed students in his own language. “On this day, I speak to you from my heart,” he noted. Christian told the students that they are the future. “My relatives, make yourself

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Pow-wow Attracts Good Turnout  For Native American Week

Pow-wow Attracts Good Turnout For Native American Week


The Wolf Point School District capped its Native American Week recognition with a pow-wow held at the Wadopana Arbor on Thursday, Sept. 28. Students from all of Wolf Point’s schools as well as Frontier School were in attendance. Rain Turcotte, organizer of the event, explained why the pow wow is a positive. “It’s important because it not only involves our local culture, but also shows

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