The dining room at Our Savior’s Lutheran Church was packed Sept. 16 as members of the Stanley community gathered for the church’s annual Harvest Dinner. The event served 400 meals, with 212 people dining in and another 188 meals taken out. Event organizer Barb Samuelson shared, “The dinner went very well. Our profits will benefit many surrounding organizations. A big thank you to all who attended."
Three parishioners greet community members as they arrive at the harvest dinner.
Parishioners of Our Savior’s Lutheran Church served meatballs, corn and mashed potatoes during the church’s annual Harvest Dinner on Sept. 16. Cheese curds were supplied by LaGrander’s Hillside Dairy. Nikki Prahl (from left), Anne Diers, and Tori Flashinski were some of the happy volunteers who helped serve meals and make sure guests were taken care of throughout the evening.
Volunteers from Our Savior’s Lutheran Church’s confirmation class washed dishes during the church’s Harvest Dinner on Sept. 16. Parishioners and youth worked together throughout the evening to serve the 400 meals.
From left: Owen Clow, Clay Flashinski, Brad Flashinski, Tyler Weltzin, Harley Geist, and Bentley Wilichowski
Pie and ice cream were served for dessert by Megan LaMarche (left) and her daughter Brea at Our Savior’s Lutheran Church’s annual Harvest Dinner Sept. 16, which drew community members for an evening of food and fellowship.
Volunteers prepare takeout orders during Our Savior’s Lutheran Church’s Harvest Dinner on Sept. 16. Of the 400 meals served, 188 were carryout orders. (From left:) Henry Plombon, Becky Germain, Sally Carlson, Toni Seidl, Alex Schmidt, and Lydia Peterson
Helpful young volunteers from Our Savior’s Lutheran Church’s eighth grade confirmation class worked together to make the Harvest Dinner a success Sept. 16 by serving food, waiting on tables and washing dishes.
From left: Arya Schneider, Audrey Bucknell, Josslyn McMurray, Bethany Henderson, and Kennedy Witt
Working behind the scenes at the harvest dinner: from left, Dean Samuelson, Earl Mathison, Ed Stevens, and Keith Samuelson.
