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Weekly Results
Team Names & Charities
Christine Appleman picks up trash along the county road;
Dee Katus-Stuver walks her driveway;
Dee’s sister Jean walks along Rapid Creek;
Kitty and Carolyn enjoy walking the halls at the High School;
Phil and daughter Maddy have fun sledding and getting steps in;
Thelma and Randy go to the Post Office after exercise class;
Duane and Debbie Talcott got a lot of steps in when visiting Washington D.C.
Jackie Rumph’s new walking partner Lucy.
Dee Katus’ walking friend, Fodder.
Duane and Debbie getting more steps in Washington D.C.
In true social distancing fashion, Anne Amsden, 92-years, CornerStore Rocks Too, walks to a memorial bench at the end of the block near her house.
Jackie Slovak, CornerStore Rocks Too, walks with her family, Emily, Dave and Barkley, on Finley Point, Flathead Lake.
Turn in STEPS:
Each Monday, you, or your team captain, will submit the total steps you or your team has walked during the previous week to the Extension Office. Steps can be submitted in one of the following ways:
- Enter directly in the form above
- Or, e-mail at powderriver@montana.edu
- Or, call in at 436-2424
- Or, written on a piece of paper and given to the Extension Office.
Estimating “steps” when using an EXERCISE BIKE, ELLIPTICAL, or PHYSICAL SPORTS, count each 15 minutes as 1 mile or 2250 steps.
Each week, we will send you a race report. We will let you know the results of the week, inform you about the individuals and their teams, and highlight the charities they’ve chosen.
When it’s cold outside…
We’ve scheduled walking times at the high school for people who want a place to walk indoors. We can walk the hallways Monday through Friday, from 7:00 a.m. until 8:00 a.m., and from 4:00 p.m. until 6:00 p.m. We are putting a voluntary sign in/sign out sheet near the front door to track walkers.