Plains students bring Christmas cheer to long-term care center
Milo Owens, 8, from Mrs. Winebrenner's class, shows off his art work. (Tracy Scott/Valley Press)
Harrison Leclair, 7, from Mrs. Gumm's class. (Tracy Scott/Valley Press)
Neviah Black, 8, from Mrs. Winebrenner's class. (Tracy Scott/Valley Press)
Nurse Dollie Valgamore gives resident Sharon Wilson a personalized Christmas decoration. (Tracy Scott/Valley Press)
Plains Elementary 2nd Graders hold up decorations they made for long-term care residents. (Tracy Scott/Valley Press)
Plains Elementary second-graders from Mrs. Gumm and Mrs. Winebrenner’s class spent their time last week bringing Christmas cheer to the Clark Fork Valley Long-Term Care facility.
Each student made brightly colored wall decorations that were presented to the patients at the center. Each decoration was personalized for all the residents with messages of hope.
Gumm presented the decorations last Thursday to Long Term Care Manager Nikki Stevens, who quickly passed them out for the residents to enjoy.
