Community Service Corner prepared at Polson Flathead Lake Museum
Lake County Leader | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 6 years, 2 months AGO
POLSON FLATHEAD Lake Museum was benefitted by the effort of Polson Kiwanis and Key Club members on April 24 in cleaning an area for the Community Service Corner. Pictured, from left, are Barbara Monaco, Key Club Advisor Karen Dhuyvetter, Johanna Dhuyvetter, Paula Holle, Denise Peterson and Donna Olson. Not pictured are Irene Marchello, Gabe Mergenthaler and Savannah Houle. (Photo courtesy Polson Flathead Lake Museum)
Kiwanis and Key Club members spent a good part of Wednesday, April 24 cleaning an area of the Polson Flathead Lake Museum (formerly Polson Flathead Historical Museum) on Main Street.
The area will be used for a community organization corner exhibiting examples from the many service groups — such as Kiwanis — that support our area through their good work and youth support programs.
The Kiwanis members on the clean-up team were: Barbara Monaco, Johanna Dhuyvetter, Paula Holle, Denise Peterson, Donna Olson, Irene Marchello, Gabe Mergenthaler, Savannah Houle, and Key Club Advisor Karen Dhuyvetter,
The museum will be open May 15-Sept. 16 in 2019. Hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday-Saturday, and 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday.
If your organization would like to display items in the museum’s new Community Service Corner, please call 406-249-7641.
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