Lismore News – Feb 1

The Red Cross Bloodmobile organizers, Joyce Erdman and Avis Stoffel, were satisfied with the number of donors who “answered the call” for blood on Tuesday, January 24th.  Lismore fell short of their 31-pint goal by just six units.  The Red Cross staff had permission to close up two hours early due to the weather conditions.  Thank you to everyone who took the time to donate and braved the weather to “save a life”.

    Ct. St. Bernard #886, Catholic Daughters of the Americas have a display set up in the back of St. Anthony’s church for donations to their baby shower.  Donations may be dropped off until February 8th.  Everyone is invited to participate with all unwrapped gifts and cash donations being given to the Helping Hands Pregnancy Center in Worthington.

   Happy Birthday to Evelyn Reuter on her milestone 95th birthday.  Greetings may be sent to her at the Adrian Community Living Center, 200 W 7th Street, Room 8, Adrian, MN  56110.

    Marv Kern has returned to his home following his recent heart surgery at Sanford Hospital in Sioux Falls. Godspeed and a quick recovery, Marv!

    Congratulations to Brad and Carmel Cook on the birth of their son, Corbin Jon, who was born Jan. 25th.  Corbin is welcomed home by his big sister, Cambree and big brother, Connor. The Cook family lives in Brandon, SD. Grandparents are Doug & Laura Loosbrock of Lismore, Joni Loosbrock of Maplewood, and Virgil & Alice Cook of Adrian. Great-grandmother Pat Jansen of Minnetonka is formerly of Lismore.

    Lisa (Engbarth) DeMaine, is the first assistant director for “Training Day”, a new CBS crime-thriller program. The series stars Bill Paxton and is a TV follow up to the 2001 film of the same title about a rookie cop partnered with a corrupt officer. The show airs this week on February 2nd. Lisa is the daughter of Lyle & Karyl Engbarth, formerly of Lismore.

    St. Kilian “Misfits” Dinner Theater has been cancelled for this year due to the lack of performers. Organizers want to encourage people to get involved. Be a part of a fun and fulfilling group! The plays have parts for every actor’s ability.  There seems to be a need for more men…so step out of your winter doldrums and join the group! Many patrons will be disappointed that there is no play this year!!