Dinner will benefit museum

A special dinner to benefit the Coulee Pioneer Museum will be held Friday, Oct. 25, at the Senior Center.

Tickets are $10 per person or $20 for a family and are available from museum members or at the Senior Center.

Museum coordinator Birdie Hensley said the spaghetti dinner proceeds will help the museum move along in its efforts to define itself.

“It’s all you can eat,” Hensley stated.

The dinner is sponsored by Flo’s Restaurant.

As part of the fund raiser, a quilt raffle will be held at $1 per ticket or six tickets for $5, Hensley stated.

Dinner hours are from 5-7:30.

Interested parties will be able to see the work that has already gone into the museum this Thursday and Friday when it will be open from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Hensley said the museum, at 3 Coulee Boulevard in Electric City, has a Halloween display put together by Constance Wilson, and plans a “Kennedy Doll” exhibit on Nov. 22.

Hensley said the museum wants to borrow old Christmas decorations for a display during the holiday season.