Happy workers stack wood for Werner stove
Three youths named Paul Werner Todd Stainer and Tom Werner gather cut and split wood for the Werners wood stove with Todd Stainer identified as president of the Willing Workers 4-H Club.
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Newspaper
Country Today
Location
Eau Claire, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1982
Page
9
Three youths named Paul Werner Todd Stainer and Tom Werner gather cut and split wood for the Werners wood stove with Todd Stainer identified as president of the Willing Workers 4-H Club.
Irene Werner's family receives overwhelming local aid after son Ronald, 19, lost most of his right arm when clothing caught in a power take-off. In Dunn County Wisconsin 4 H and FFA members organized wood deadlines, a benefit dance, and fund drives raising 800 to 900 dollars. Proceeds support travel to Ramsey Hospital in St Paul and medical bills as Ron undergoes planned muscle and skin grafts with a future prosthetic hand.
Two brothers recount yearly December visits from Santa and his elf, their childhood fear turning to wonder as a disguise revealed their father in the elf encounter. The tale ends with the realization that Santa and kin are real in spirit, and their father’s identity is revealed.
Christmas cheer spread as 4-H members Travis Jensen Julie Hoepner Martha Jacobson Becky Ockler Jodi Hoepner and Sarah Jacobson help stack wood. Beaver Creek Homemakers staged a benefit dance for the Werner family with Bea Jensen Marlys Jensen Judy Ockler and Irene Werner present.
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