​TWO “LITTLE PIONEERS” NAMED IN PIONEER DAYS TRADITION

Two young members of the Twentynine Palms Community were named as “Little Pioneers” Wednesday evening (10/15) as the 89th annual Pioneer Days celebration kicked off in Twentynine Palms.
 
The Annual Pioneer Days Little Pioneers program is a special event just for our youngest community members. Open to children ages 4-6, this fun and lighthearted program gives contestants the chance to shine as they answer simple, age-appropriate questions about their favorite hobbies, pets, talents, and more.
 
The event was hosted by the Rotary Club of Twentynine Palms with Larissa (Jo-Jo) Rodney as the Master of Ceremonies. After a delightful interaction with the contestants, the volunteer judges selected Winners William Dandurand and Tammy Randall.
 
The 29 Palms Rotary Club, established March 15, 1948, is the oldest service club in the Morongo Basin. Dedicated to community service, they meet Wednesdays at noon at the Little Church of the Desert Meeting Hall.

 
Photo:
William Dandurand and Tammy Randall high five each other after being named as “Little Pioneers” for the 89th annual Pioneer Days in Twentynine Palms. (Rotary Photo)