Arrowhead Council fundraiser  We served French toast with butter and hot syrup, sausage links, orange slices, and orange juice.	The proceeds will go to MACV (Minnesota Assistance Council For Veterans)
Jenna, Don, John and Bill cooking	Char and Nancy taking the money

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From the Duluth Budgeteer
Meet Morgan Park neighborhood hero Lucille Kolberg.
Lucille is a member of the Arrowhead Council.
Every neighborhood probably has that one person that is always stepping up to the plate to get things done.
Well, in Morgan Park we have several; but when it came to choosing a neighborhood hero,
the unanimous decision was Lucille!
Lucille is a hero without even trying. Without ever giving it a second thought, she steps in to help in every way she can. From her daily neighborhood walks with daughter Brenda as Citizen Patrollers,
to adding her special touches to one of our community gardens,
she is an inspiration to many in our close-knit community.
With a smile and a word of greeting to folks she already knows,
and a friendly welcome to those few she hasn’t met yet,
Lucille fills every day to the fullest, making a difference wherever she goes.

We invite you to join residents from across Duluth at the
“Connecting the Dots” showcase and assembly Saturday, Oct. 4,
at the First United Methodist (Coppertop) Church,
 as we celebrate the neighborhood heroes in Central Hillside, East Hillside, Lincoln Park, West Duluth
and our own Morgan Park neighborhood hero Lucille Kolberg.

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Good Deeds
Duluth News Tribune
Published Wednesday, April 16, 2008
* The Qwest Pioneers is a group of employees and retirees of Qwest Communications
that is part of the larger volunteer organization named Telecom Pioneers,
 which has chapters throughout the U.S., Canada and Mexico.
The Pioneers work on projects that affect the communities in which they live and work and the
Qwest Pioneers contribute more than 1 million hours of service each year.

Every March the Pioneers collect donations for the food shelves;
this year they even held a spaghetti luncheon and employees volunteered their time to prepare and serve the meal.
Coopers Dent Clinic in Duluth and Erosion Control Specialists of Cloquet/Esko donated $50 in gas cards
that were raffled at the event and $482.25 was raised, which was split between CHUM and the Union Gospel Mission.
Another chapter, the Arrowhead Pioneers, also donated $400 to the Duluth food shelf
and $200 each to the food shelves in Hibbing, Grand Rapids and Virginia.

The Arrowhead Council, which is located at 322 W. First St.,
also continues it’s work on its “Hug-a-Bears” project. Volunteers donate time and materials to create bears
 which are distributed to the police department, fire department and hospitals to help comfort children at time of crisis.