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Wabaunsee County Signal-Enterprise
Alma, Kansas
October 3, 2002     Wabaunsee County Signal-Enterprise
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Page 4 The Wabaunsee County Signal-Enterprise, Thursday, October 3, 2002 Mr. and Mrs. Thad Baldock Hanson - Baldock United In Marriage Kaija Lynn Hanson of Decorah, Iowa and Thadeus Paul Baldock of Alma, Kansas were married August 24th, 2002. The ceremony was held at First Lutheran Church in Decorah and was officiated by Pastor Marion Pruitt Miller. A marriage celebration dinner and dance followed at Matter's Ballroom in Decorah. The bride is the daughter of Bruce and M elinda Hanson of Decorah, Iowa. The groom is the son of Bill and Ann Baldock of Alma, Kansas. Kaija, a graduate of Pepperdine University, is a Residential Real Estate Agent in Kansas City. Thad, a graduate of Kansas State University, is the Vice President of Sales for Denver Solutions Group - an IBM business partner. After enjoying a relaxing honeymoon in Maul and Kauai, Hawaii, the couple is residing in Shawnee, Kansas. CARD SHOWBR FOR ROSEY FL&CH Rosey Flach, Pax/co, will be celebrating her 70~ birthday on October 10~. A card shower is planned to help Rosey celebrate. Birthday greetings may be sent to Rosey at RR 1 Box 53, Paxico, Kansas 66526. Virginia Snodgrass 765-3368 The WATS bus will be going to Westin, Missouri on Friday, the 4th. Call VeryI at 765- 2522. if you would llke to go. Happy birthday to Mildred Degenhardt who was 88 years old last Saturday. Sunday morning Delmar Maike had surgery on his carotid arteries on one side of his neck and possibly at the end of the week he'll have the other side done. He's at Stor- mont Vail Regional Health Center, 1500 SW 10th St., Topeka, KS 66604-1353. He's doing okay and I know he'd appreciate some cards. We extend our sympathy to John and Debbie McCann on the death of her father. Marie Grieshaber, St. Marys, Janet Lakin, Redmond, Oregon, and Mabel Grieshaber, Belvue, were dinner guests Sunday at the home of Stella Thowe. They enjoyed visiting all afternoon. Diana Artzer, Cummings, Georgia, is spending a couple weeks here with her mother, Esther Atkinson. Mike and Lisa Augustine. Jessica and MicheUe of Salina spent Friday night with Lisa's parents, Larry and Diana Her- bic. Mike and Lisa attended the races in Kansas City on Saturday while the girls spent the day with Grandpa and Grandma. They returned to Salina Saturday evening. Several from Alma at- tended the air show at Forbes on Saturday afternoon and some others went to the races in Kansas City. Peace United Church of Christ of Alma had their Sun- day morning service at Camp White at the Council Grove Lake. Following the service, they had a basket dinner in the shelter house. Art and Henrietta Gelsler and Laura Theel were among several that attended. The pancake supper benefit for the Ritter family was well attended Sunday evening at the Lutheran School. Since I've made the guineas stay out of the chicken house they roost up in the trees at night with the peacock and now the peacock follows the guineas around during the day. The peacock doesn't have a mate so I guess she adopted the guineas to be her family. No NTL team which plays its home games in a domed stadium has ever won a Super Bowl. ALMA GRADE SCHOOL SITE COUNCIL Monday, September 23, 2002 - 7:00 P.M. Members Present Jim Page, Angle Boeckman, Bonnie Williams, and Robin Schuck- man. PowerSchool Discussion of PowerLunch being used in conjunction with PowerSchool was held and that Maple Hill Grade is cur- rently piloting the PowerLunch Program for the larger schools. Meeting Dates Future meeting dates were discussed as noted: Monday, November 25, at 7:00 P.M.; Monday, February 24, at 7:00 P.M.; and Monday, April 28, at 7:00 P.M. Cycle II Accreditation Visit Robin will attempt to have the final agenda for the Ac- creditation Visit by the No- vember meeting. Adequate Yearly Progress Report Robin presented the Ade- quate Yearly Progress Report for the 2001-2002 school year. AGS met Adequate Yearly Pro- gress during the 2001-2002 school year. Robin shared re- cent staff discussions on pos- sible strategies for the next 5- year cycle to continue positive yearly growth with test scores. State Amassment Results For The Profile The council looked at State Assessment results for the School Profile. Iowa Test of Basic Skills Results For The Profile Robin distributed, for dis- cussion at the next meeting, the Iowa Test of Basic Skills results over the past S-years for the School Profile. The staff will complete the comments section on these materials for the next meeting. Meeting Adjourned at 8:00 P.M. Convenience Store Open 9 a.m. - 8 p.m. 7 days a week 1 will have take out available: chicken, catfish, shrimp and no salad bar. Please place your older early. Lake Wabaunsee ' :ii RR2 Box 163 Alma, Kansas Wabaunsee Count Historical Society Underground Railroad 5ites Fall Tour Sunday, October 27, 2 12:30 p.m. -- =Tf_~._ Tour features: Harveyville , Harveyville Cemetery Hodgson Cabin Henry & Ann Harvey Cabin Mission Creek • ,'" Mission Creek Cemetery Beach Farm- Slave Hideout Wabaunsee Beecher Bible & Rifle Church Wabaunsee Cemetery Cpt. William Mitchell Farm Pavilion " John & Joshua Smith Farm James & Hannah Bisby Farm Enoch Platt Farm Cost of the tour (which includes an evening meal) is $15.00: tions required. Reservation deadline is October 23rd. tions to Wabaunsee County Museum, P.O. Box 387, 66401 or phone 785-765-2200. REQUEST FOR VETERAN'S DAY ARTICLES The Wabaunsee County Veteran's Day Committee needs your help in honoring our Veterans again this year in a big way! The Committee would like to publish stories about men and women's military service on bebalfofour nation in a November edition of the local newspapers. Veterans, family members, and friends of veterans are encouraged to submit articles about the lives and accomplishments of veterans to the Veteran's Day Committee, P.O. Box 17 l, Eskridg¢, Kansas, 66423, on or before October 17, 2002. Please use the form shown below to help tell your story, and please sign the release allowing us to submit your story to the newspapers for publication. We will also post these stories in a Veteran's Day Museum on Veteran's Day. If you have any questions about submitting the articles, please contact Vicky Jones at (785) 449- 7233, Judy Morton (785) 267-4758, George Smith (785) 499-3591 STORY FOR VETERAN'S DAY 2002 Name Rank Branch of Service Dates of Service .-I Where served Chemical exposure: Mustard gas; Agent Orange; Radiation.__; Other J What did you do? .---I Combat? Where? Wounded in Action? Awards or Medals Describe what you did during your tour of duty (use additional sheets of paper if needed). Please include any other information that you would like to share with the public. PERMISSION TO PUBLISH STORY The undersigned hereby grants the Wabaunsoe Veteran's Day Committee permission to publish the above/attached story in local newspapers and to display it at the Veteran's Day Museum on~ '~" ,. 2"~ Veterans' Day. q;'-"o"'-~,.~,.,,..e Date . =