Krantz benefit dinner nets +$3,000

Endicott

Aaron Krantz from Endicott School was recently diagnosed with cancer. The teachers and staff worked together to host a benefit dinner. The school served 142 people and raised more than $3,000. Community members began dropping off donations early Friday morning and donations continued coming into the school this week.

The multipurpose room was filled with residents, teachers, parents, friends and family. Students of Endicott Elementary also attended the dinner. They came dressed-up for the event and donated coins they had saved in their piggy banks. Attendees were invited to write messages to Aaron on hearts that were then attached to larger hearts. These “heart” messages were delivered to Aaron and his family on Saturday.

Endicott school staff wore green Team Aaron t-shirts to show their love and support for their friend. Team Aaron shirts were also presented to Aaron’s wife, Becky, and their three young children.

The Endicott teachers and staff extend their heart-felt appreciation.

Saturday, June 8, a Winona Day Reunion and Potluck will be at the Endicott School Cafeteria from 10 to 3 with a noon potluck

Endicott Library hosted the Book Club on May 23, with seven people present. They will have their next meeting on June 20 and discuss the book: “The No. 1 Ladies Detective Agency” by Alexander McCall Smith.

Endicott Gun Club will host a Registered Trap Shoot Saturday, June 8, and Sunday, June 9. They will be shooting Singles, Handicap and Doubles matches on both days. Sunday they will award trophies to the winners. The Gun Club will be serving food each day.

Endicott Community Club and the Endicott School held a Clean Up Endicott Day May 28. Grades one through five cleaned up around the school. The sixth and seventh grades helped the Community Club clean up at Multiflora Park.

The Knox cousins annual reunion was at the home of John and Kathy Scholmer May 27 with 21 people attending from Quincy, Lewiston, Colfax, Redmond, Nampa, Lacrosse, Winona and Pullman.