Story and phtos by Monty Siekerman
Jumbo Jamboree had a good turnout on its first day for the first ever Jamboree held at Community Health Professionals on Thursday. The Jamboree continues Friday from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. at CHP, 1200 S. Main.
FABrehab, also located in the building, cosponsored the event which included many activities for young and old alike.
CHECK OUT MONTY'S PHOTOS AT THE BOTTOM OF THE STORY -
There was kettle corn and kona ice to buy, hotdogs to be had, a book sale, an animal display, bounce house, a "garage sale" inside, fresh fruits and vegetables to purchase, face painting...a circus without the elephants.
Any money earned will benefit CHP hospice care. Also, employees are on hand to explain the services of CHP and FABrehab.
PHOTOS:
• Timothy Crissobolis
• Gus Guthrie, Longtime Ada merchant and pastor, sells zucchini to Ruth Hutchinson. He had a variety of produce for sale, some grown in his own backyard.
• "Hotdog, yummy," says Lydia Shellhammer.
• Tanya Ries of Alger sells quilts at Jumbo Jamboree. Quilting has always been a hobby with her.
• A Bounce House, always popular with kids.
• Got a quacker?
• Dog meets goat at the Jumbo Jamboree. Brice Ferguson had a variety of animals on display at the Jumbo Jamboree. Kennedy Jones holds a golden retriever while Brice introduces the goat to the puppy.
