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Roundup at the Heritage Center

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MOTT GALLERY OF HISTORY AND ART

Regular board meetings involving local residents working together help propel the Mott Gallery effort. Mott Gallery leaders include, front row, from left: Darlene Kallis, Twila Hawn, Kevin Carvell and Shirley Halvorson. Next to Halvorson is Tom Trousdale, Mott native/current Bismarck resident, visitor at a recent gathering of gallery leaders. Back row, standing: Joyce Hinrichs, Mary Messer, Jack Griffin. Included, but not pictured, in the gallery leadership group are Geno Sloan, and Bonnie and Ray Bieber. M

SHOCKING BASS FOR SCIENCE An onboard generator produces electricity that runs to the front of the boat. The electrical field produced goes down about 6 feet into the water. Fish are attracted to the electrical field and are temporarily stunned, allowing fisheries personnel to capture them with long-handled dip nets.

An onboard generator produces electricity that runs to the front of the boat. The electrical field produced goes down about 6 feet into the water. Fish are attracted to the electrical field and are temporarily stunned, allowing fisheries personnel to capture them with long-handled dip nets.

Recipe Roundup: June 2022 After 37 years with her co-op family, Tammy Kear is excited to spend time with her own family in retirement, which includes husband, Bud; daughter, Cassie, her husband, Ryan, and their children, Carter, Ethan, Kylar and Keara; and daughter, Crissie, her husband, Travis, and their children, Bailee and Colton.

After 37 years with her co-op family, Tammy Kear is excited to spend time with her own family in retirement, which includes husband, Bud; daughter, Cassie, her husband, Ryan, and their children, Carter, Ethan, Kylar and Keara; and daughter, Crissie, her husband, Travis, and their children, Bailee and Colton.

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