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Wabaunsee County Signal-Enterprise
Alma, Kansas
October 3, 2002     Wabaunsee County Signal-Enterprise
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County Museum • Mill Creek Scenic Drive ~- Gem of the Flint Hills County Courthouse Read Newspaper In Wabaunsse County We&am## 1 NO. 118 NUMBER 3 ALMA, WABAUNSEE COUNTY, KANSAS 66401 USPS 496-340 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2002 FF'S DEPUTY NABS D BURGLARS this newspaper reported that Wabaunsee County throughout the month of September by a During that time frame fifteen incidents to the Wabaunsee County Sheriff Department thefts and burglaries. Sheriff Departments in Shawnee Counties also reported an increase in a similar method of operation. Authorities to be related. That newspaper account also description of the vehicle believed to have been crimes. September 29th, an Eskridge area citizen Wabaunsee County Sheriff Department and SUspicious vehicle in her driveway matching that Howser responded to the home of the person report and, after interviewing the citizen, this could be the suspects that area sheriff were searching for. Howser began searching and located the suspected vehicle at the John approximately 2 miles north of Eskridge. Howser discovered the Durkes' home had and that the suspects had fled on foot. cont. to page 2, col. 4 GET YOUR GARAGE SALE REGISTERED AND ON THE MAP!! If you plan to hold a garage sale during the Alma Chamber of Commerce Citywide Garage Sales, scheduled for Saturday, October 12% the deadline is fast approaching to get it reg- istered. Deadline for registration is Monday, October 7th. The Chamber of Commerce wishes to have sales registered by then so locations can be in- cluded on the map which will be printed in that week's issue of The Wabaunsee County Sig- nal-Enterprise. Late registra- tion will be taken, but will not be guaranteed a listing on the map. COUNTY 4-H'ERS EXCEL FAIR t5 members from parfici- I(ansas State Fair displayed of skill and tal- competed with across Kansas. the final results of compe- all, the Livestock composed of Eskridge, Eskridge, Alex and Chad Heine, 47th. The inter- Judging Team placed 19th. Participat- ing were Shanee Gideon, Paxico, Cheyenne Barton, Alma, Meggan Heigert, Alma, and Lindsey Wertzberger, Alma. Participating on the Senior Photography ,Judging Team, which placed 22nd, were Shawnee Barron, Alma, Rebecca Short, Paxico, and Avery Land, Harveyville. Individual results are: Nicole Anderson, Happy Valley 4-H Club Crochet, blue. cont. to page 2, col. 3 Registration fee for a ga- rage sale is $5.00. Call or stop by First National Bank of Wamego, Alma Branch, 785- 765-2220, 408 Missouri, Alma, or Rags to Riches, 785- 765-3715, 317 Missouri, Alma to register your sale. The Chamber will spend all of the registration fees, and more, to advertise this event through- out northeast Kansas. The Chamber of Commerce respectfully asks that if people do not intend to pay the $.5.00 registration fee, then they should refrain from holding a garage sale that day. Ami 5eastrom and Bobby Williams MISSION VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL 2002 HOMECOMING KING AND QUEEN During half-time ceremonies of the Mission Valley~Silver Lake Football game Friday, September 27*~, the 2002 Mission Valley High School Homecoming King and Queen were crowned. Bobby Williams, son of Robert and Deana Williams, is the 2002 Homecoming King. Ami Seastrom, daughter of Wayne and Kim Seastrom, was crowned queen. Silver Lake defeated the Vikings. fill FAIR 2002 - Cookin' It Up In Harveyville! MAPLE HILL FALL FESTIVAL - A Step Back In Time. Sar's Mr. & Mrs. Harveyville, Kyle and Neola led the annual Harveyville Parade down main rveyville as floats created by school children and followed. "Cookin" It Up In Harveyville" was theme as a variety of activities provided Friday evening and all day Saturday, 27 and28 Fair exhibits, lawn mower tractor trong man competition, petting zoo, kids games, pitching, food contests, a pedal pull, a hog roast tion from the Kansas River Gang Wild West re ust some of the many activities at this 64t* More parade pictures and fair results on page The Maple Hill Community Congregational Church held their annual Fall Festival Saturday, September 28 as church members and friends ushered in the fall season. This year's theme was *A Step Back In Time." Early morning activities included a morning bake sale and a 17:00 parade. Spectators of all ages enjoyed the parade led by this group of children. Following the parade, lunch was served at the church fellowship hall. Children's games were held in the city park followed by a silent auction, talent show, family games, and hayrack rides. Evening activities included a barbecue beef dinner, horseshoes, bingo, and music furnished by FreeState Band. More parade pictures on page 12 of this issue.