Cottage Playhouse built by local carpenters

The Cottage Playhouse the Centennial Committee is raffling off at the Centennial Celebration in July of 2010 was built by local carpenters from Oklee.

Around 300 man hours were donated by the craftsmen. The Cottage Playhouse was built inside one of the fair buildings and was worked on one or two nights a week by volunteers Tim Munt, Rene Hofstad, Clay Haugen, Darrell Tougas, Vincent Dessellier, Mike Dessellier, John Melby, Leo Olson, and LeRoy Hruby. The outside is finished in a pine log siding, with two dormer windows. The porch is 3 feet wide and runs the length of the front. The inside is unfinished pine siding with a loft and ladder built in below one of the dormer windows so a child can have an upstairs view. An adult sized door was built on the side for easy access.

Ticket for this very cute Cottage Playhouse area for sale at local businesses and many of the committee members also will be selling tickets.

Mail order tickets may be purchased from Lori Melby at:
    Security State Bank
    Box 69, Oklee, MN  56742.

Checks should be written to Oklee Centennial. If you have any questions contact Lori Melby, Oklee Centennial Fundraising chair.