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Anyone 'can' fish

The clinic, co-sponsored by the University of Minnesota Extension Service and Windom Community Education, was taught by MinnAqua summer intern Jason Baumgartner and assisted by Andrea Ruesch and Diana Olsem. The clinic taught third - through sixth - graders fish identification, rigging a spin - cast combo and safety at the water's edge. Students, like 11 - year-old Alyssa Lyons of Windom, also learned how to rig a simple reel using a pop can, fishing line, a bobber and a hook. Lyons and 14 other students also learned how to bait a hook, which she carefully did before heading to the lake.

Anyone 'can' fish

Anyone who believes a high priced rod and reel is the only equipment that will catch a fish probably needed to attend Friday's Junior Fishing Clinic at Cottonwood Lake.

'Day of Fun'

The Luverne High School gymnastics team hosted a “Day of Fun” for 50 participants Dec. 29 in the school’s small gyms. The youngsters were divided into eight groups where they learned maneuvers from the team’s gymnasts in the sport’s four events — floor exercise, uneven bars, vault and beam — along with dance lessons. The first-time fundraiser event was overseen by team coaches Phoebe Flom, Kari Lais and Chris Nowatzki. The team returns to competition Thursday, Jan. 6, at home against Redwood Valley.

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