Funds for special Olympians
Braxton Boelter accepts a $1,000 check from MRCI Bargains on behalf of the New Ulm Special Olympics. The money will support athletes competing in basketball, softball, track & field, and bowling.
It was also announced a special silent auction benefiting New Ulm Special Olympics will be held during the New Ulm Steel’s January 10 home game.
Left to right: front, Braxton Boelter and Elva Klyne; middle, Carol Guggisberg and Phyllis Gag; and back, Jennifer Nelson, Bryce Boelter, Tracey Zeig and Calvin Carlson.
Staff photo by Clay Schuldt
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