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The Wabaunsee County Signal-Enterprise, Thursday, November 21, 2002
BUTLER COUNTY SENIOR
COMMUNITY AT THE
Ca' "dS f COLLEGE WOMEN'S COMMI
CROSS COUNTRY CEN'I
.z JT1 a 7'7., ¢%, November TEAM IS NATIONAL 765-3544
21 - Jr. High Girls BB at St.
Marys 4:30 CHAMPIONS November 2
23 - Scholar's Bowl at RockThe Butler County Corn- All meals served
wi:hi;~bort~sankan2Ym~nyrela- Creek munity College men and pat of margarine
tivIs
25 - WHS Fall Sports women's teams traveled to carton of milk. PI,
frien(is for the cards, phoneAward Program at 7 p.m.; Levelland, Texas for the Na- by 11:30 a.m.
calls and visits on my birthday AGS Site Council 7 p.m. tional Junior College Athletic before to reserve
and all during the past years. 26 - Jr. High Girls BB at Association Championship All menus are
By your many kind deeds I Riley 4:30 p.m.; MHGS PTO Cross Country Meet on Satur- change.
have been able to stay in my27 - 29 - No School. day, November 8, 2002. The birthday d
~r~iudng~ ~~fp~i.ou~.t~:Adame Patrick McGinley- home. Thanksgiving Vacation The women's team won the be held on the lst
I God's blessings be with you *'~** Division 1 race over Utah Val- the month.
Cora Ringel* ley State College, Orem, Utah, y
brother, Ashton Alien. *******
Ashton was born November
11, 2002, at 4:20 a.m. to Ryan
and Holly McGinley, Eskridge.
Ashton weighed 9 pounds 5
ounces, and measured 21
inches long.
Maternal grandparents are
Carl and Ethel Neeland, Har-
veyville, Kansas. Maternal
great-grandmother is Maude
Dagg, HarveyviUe, Kansas.
Paternal grandparents are
Mary McGinley and Tim
McGinley, Chester, Nebraska.
Great-grandmother is Helen
Rhodes, Hebron, Nebraska.
90TH BIRTHDAY
OPEN HOUSE FOR
AGNES POLLOCK
Agnes Pollock, Eskridge,
Kansas, will celebrate her
90th birthday with an open
house on December 7, 2002,
from 2-4 p.m. at the Eskridge
Senior Citizen Center. The
celebration will be hosted by
her granddaughters, Leslie
Arnold and Krlstle Starling.
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The family of Steve Steck
would like to thank everyone
who offered prayers, phoned,
sent cards and letters, or
spent time with him during his
illness. It meant the world to
him. Thanks to all who
brought food, sent flowers,
sympathy cards and made
contributions to the memorial
fund. Special thanks to Rob
at RJ Evans-Gentry Funeral
Home, Pastor Charlie and Fa-
ther John for the lovely service
and to the ladies of Holy
Family Church for the lunch-
eon. Steve was truly blessed
to have so many wonderful,
caring friends.
Sandy Steck
Stephanie & Kristi
Jeanie Trudo
Scott & Brett
Allen Steck
Ken & Margaret Casey
Our family thanks you all
so very much for the kind-
nesses during this time.
The generous memorials,
phone calls, delicious food,
many cards, flowers and visits
were appreciated so much. A
big thank you to the ladies at
the church for the cookies and
coffee following the services.
The words of comfort and
shared memories will remain
in our hearts.
Bless you all.
Sally Bozarth
Jane Thayer
Justin Thayer
Kris & Christina Lundberg
Nancy & Gale Rice
Karen Rice
Janet Rice
Martha & Rob Darrah
Stacie Darrah
Brian Darrah
John & Susan Bozarth
Taylor Bozarth
STORYTIME
AT LIBRARY
Storytime will be held at
the Alma and Eskridge Li-
braries Tuesday, Novem-
ber 26, from 10-10:30
a.m. for ages 3-5. It will be
held every Tuesday morning
at both libraries.
FREE CHILD SAFETY
SEAT CLINIC TO BE
OFFERED
The Pottawatomie-
Wabaunsee County Chapter,
Kansas SAFE KIDS Coalition,
along with American Medical
Response (AMR) is sponsoring-
a free child safety seat clinic
for the public. Expectant par-
ents and anyone who travels
with a child in a car seat is
invited to attend. The purpose
of the clinic is to check your
car seat to make sure it is in-
stalled and being used cor-
rectly in your vehicle. The
clinic will be held Thursday,
November 21"t from 4:00
p.m. - 8:00 p.m. at the Alma
Fire/Ambulance Station, 3zd
and Ohio Street, Alma, Kan-
sas. To help reduce the wait-
ing time to have your car seat
checked, please call The Wa-
baunsee County Sheriffs Of-
rice, (785} 765-3303, to set an
appointment time.
November
21 - MVMS Family Reading
Night 7-8 p.m.
25 - MVMS 7th and 8th
grade girls BB vs. Osage City
at MV 4:30 p.m.
26 - MVMS 7th and 8th
grade girls BB at Rossville
4:30 p.m.
27, 28, 29 - Thanksgiving I
Vacation
SW
MAPLE HILL
COMMUNITY
CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH HANGING
OF THE GREENS
SERVICE
The Maple Hill Community
Congregational Church will be
conducting its annual Hanging
of the Greens service on Sun-
day, November 24th, at 6:30
p.m. at the church, located at
4th and Prairie Streets in Ma-
ple Hill, just two blocks north
of Puffy's Restaurant.
This service opens up the
Christmas holiday season,
celebrating the Christian
meaning behind holiday deco-
rations. It will be immediately
followed by the 2nd annual
lighting of the Mayor's Christ-
mas tree at the city park.
Mayor Art Adams III will be on
hand for the lighting.
The evening will close with
a reception at the church hall,
with cookies and other good-
ies.
The public is invited. For
more information, contact the
church at 256-4277, or visit
the church website at
www.maplehillch urch.com.
Where there is great love, there
are always miracles.
--Willa Cather
by four points. Running 4th
for the Grizzlies was sopho-
more Tina Todd, Maple Hill,
who attended Mission Valley
High School. Tina ran the 5K
course in 20:06:6 and placed
17th out of 71 females run-
ning, earning her (American}
All-American Honors.
The dictionary is the only place
where success comes before
work.
--Arthur Brisbane
Gravy, Broccoli,
Biscuit, Banana Cake.
Tuesday - Roast
Dressing, Sweet
Green Beans, Bread,
in Gelatin.
Wednesday
Cheese Soup,
Apple Salad,
Muffin.
Thursday
Thanksgiving.
Friday - Center
was
Whether it waS
a big snow stor :i
or a flat tire.
He always had
it coverea( "
Being prepared means different things to
families. It can be about peace of mind. KnoWiX
your wishes will be met. And knowing you
ease the emotional burden for your family. It
about knowing the benefits available to you. I
be about knowing the cost of your services
covered when the time comes.
Compassion and service...
More than just words.
FUNERAL HOME
224 Missouri Street • Alma • 765-3913
Rob Campanella, Funeral Director
/
In Honor of Veteran's Day,
a Free, Limited Time Offer for Veterans, and
Spouses or Widows of Veterans.
At Stewart Funeral Home, we are proud to have been called to
serve the area Veterans. We would like to take this opportunity
to offer our assistance by guiding you through the process of
securing your Veteran's benefits. We can help arrange special
military ceremonies.
For a limited time, we are offering a free burial vault to
Veterans, and spouses or widows of Veterans who prearrange
and prefund a funeral.
Take advantage of this $495.00 value by calling today.
Remember, there's no risk or obligation to find out more!
Offer ends Dec. 31, 2002
Serving families for more than 105 vears.
@ tewart Funeral Home
206 Kansas Ave.---Alma--765-2232
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