On hand were home health care providers and
representatives from organizations such as : Community Action, Aspirus,
and Cooper Country Mental Health. The representatives came prepared
with a myriad of informational brochures and pamphlets for the seniors
to read. There also were blood pressure and blood sugar testing
available for those wishing to have the free tests. There were raffles and grab bags, as well as entertainment for
those attending the event. Arvo Toolanen and his sister, Linda Graham
provided music and stories for the group gathering in the cafetorium.
The turnout seemed much larger than in the past, partly due to the
transportation to and from the event by ONTRAN buses.
The annual event is successfully produced by Joan Harris, director
of the Ontonagon Area on Aging. |