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| 2002 Hooker Picnic |
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| The AUGUST 11, 2002 potluck picnic was another success with the following 61 people attending: |
| Mr & Mrs. VerDell Andal - Centerville Fern Jensen - Viborg Sonny Sorensen - Sioux Falls Bill & Elvera Feekes - Chancellor Sylvia Gors - Tea Barb Jacobson - Tea Ellsworth Andal - Tea Arlet Moen - Beresford Byron & Esther Hendry - Madison Dorothy Hansen - Centerville Selmer & Dorothy Johnson - Sioux Falls Harold & Eleanore Johnson -Luverne, MN Dick & Alma Gors - Tea Mary Hammond - Jonesville, MI Roger Hansen - Centerville Wilbur & Gladys Johnson - Sioux Falls Kathryn & Roger Larson - Rapid City Al & Janice Moulton - Harrisburg Larry & Mary Wallace - Hooker Paul Jensen - Viborg Rick & Sue Jensen - Hooker |
| Lloyd & Jean Osthus - Harrisburg Eleanor Slack - Sioux Falls Wilhelmina Jorgensen - Viborg LeRoy & Shirley Skonhovd - Viborg Gene & Mary Farmer - Brandon Marge & Wayne Gors - Sioux Falls Muriel Gors - Viborg Jean Andal - Viborg Harriet Nelson - Viborg Martin Nygaard - Viborg Harris & Ramona Hybertson - Sioux Falls Newell & Bernice Sorensen - Gayville Carol Slack - Viborg Charles Sorensen - Viborg Loretta Trenery - Davis Mr & Mrs. Warner Muns - Sioux Falls Karen Danielsen - Salem Amber & Monica Mork - Sioux Falls Lester Lauritzen - Centerville Roulland & Lucille Feekes - Brandon |
| In July, 2002, I submitted the Hooker Picnic to KXRB, the Sioux Falls country music radio station, in hopes of winning one of their "Super Summer Barbeque" giveaways and WON!! We all enjoyed the 100 pieces of Kentucky Fried Chicken, soda pop, paper plates and silverware that I purchased with the certificates that were included in the deal. KXRB (1000 AM) does a great job advertising the picnic the week before. They have been doing this for the past 3 years. I also won a "Home Town Hero" award from KELO FM for the work I have done to keep the history of Hooker alive. I was very honored by this award and thank all of you who are the ones that really make this possible. A town map was reconstructed with pictures of old landmarks. Click on "MAP" below to see a picture. The small pictures are not real clear considering that most of the original pictures are very old, but it turned out to be a very interesting project. |
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