Ottawa SWCD throws available for Christmas

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Monday, 30 November 2009 15:01

Ottawa SWCD throws available for Christmas

Laurene Giesler, of Elmore, recently created a beautiful piece of artwork for the Ottawa Soil and Water Conservation District. Artist Laurene Giesler (left) with Ottawa Soil & Water Conservation District Board Chairman, Rich Thorbahn. The District took that artwork one step further and had full-color cotton throws created. Money raised from the sale of the throws will go support various district programs. The throws are available for anyone to purchase at the office for $50. Featured on the 60x70 colored cotton throw are: Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge, Marblehead Lighthouse, Ottawa County Bi-Centennial Barn, Bald Eagle and Agriculture.
Call 419-898-1595 or stop in at our office located at 240 W. Lake Street, Oak Harbor, to view this beautiful creation. Limited throws are available.