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The Wabaunsee County Signal-Enterprise, Thursday, November 21, 2002
There's always a lot to be
thankful for if you take time to
look for it. For example, I'm
sitting here thinking how nice
it is that wrinkles don't hurt.
Dean Swenson attended
services for Junior Bozarth in
Eskridge last Saturday and
then went on to Emporia. He
*dined out" with Virginia Shaw
and her neighbor, Wilma Core.
Last Sunday Dean was back in
Chalk and ready to visit with
Steve Clark and exchange
goodies.
John Rowley, Brad Foster,
Jacob and Dustin picked up a
load of wood the 9th and took
time to visit.
Giles Schrader watched the
Mill Creek Junior High Girls
basketball game Tuesday.
Later he attended the Wa-
baunsee High School National
Honor Society Induction
Ceremony.
Carl and I visited Marge
Hobbs Tuesflay afternoon at
the Health Care Center in
Council Grove. We missed
seeing George as they were
moving him from the Hospital
back to the Center. Earlier we
enjoyed a visit with Brent Si-
morris.
A surprise combination
birthday and retirement party
for Lauren Ashburn was
hosted by his daughters Sat-
urday evening. Over 70 people
gathered at Kevin and Shiela
Hill's to wish him well. His
mother, Doris Ashburn, Kitty
and John Borg were among
those attending.
Wednesday evening Giles
Schrader attended a Farm Bu-
reau Board Meeting in Alma.
Thursday he watched the Mill
Creek Junior High Girl's Bas-
ketball game.
Dean Swenson, Virginia
Shaw and Barbara Kaniper,
Gary and Nancy Rowley and
Darren, Carl and I had our
pictures taken Friday in Alta
Vista for the Church Directory.
Gary and Nancy attended
an event at Baker University
Saturday and enjoyed a brief
visit with Darci. Darren
stayed in Eskridge with
Christy.
Giles Schrader, Andrew,
Matt and Elyse enjoyed lunch
together Sunday at TD's in
Alma
=Bart and Friends~ lived up
to all expectations Saturday
evening at Emmanuel and
*played" to a comfortably full
Church. The group consisted
of Bart Finney, Bob Dale,
David, Duane and Sally An-
dres with Pat Andres at the
piano. Becky was =plumb on
line" as she explained a plumb
line during Children's Mo-
ments and told how God uses
measurements. An added at-
traction to the evening was the
birthday celebration for Kay
Andres, Hiawatha. She talked
brother John and his wife
Caroline and family into
bringing a lovely cake so she
could celebrate her 40th with
home folk. Bill Unruh, Carl
and I were there from Chalk.
Next Saturday will be a special
service as five area churches
combine for a Thanksgiving
Service.
Jenny Schultz and Kristi
Anspaugh from Baker Univer-
sity presented Children's Min-
istry and told about Baker at
Simpson and Emmanuel Sun-
day morning, Later they ate
lunch at Emmanuel with Pas-
tor Shirley Edgerton, Linda
McDiffett, Marylin and Dwight
Andres, Gary and Nancy Row-
ley and Darren, Christy Craver
and Kyle, Carl and Barbara
Rowley. The Rowley's had the
Andres's outnumbered'as the
Bob Andres family was cele-
brating Thanksgiving at the
home of Dale and Debbie.
Paxico News
Ruby Seematter
What sweetness is left in
life if you take away friend-
ship? It is like robbing the
world of the sun. Remember
that on November 21st at the
Paxico Center from I-3 p.m.,
the Wabaunsee County Health
Department will be there to
give the flu shots. All are very
much welcome. This is for any
age group.
This Friday, November
22nd, will be the monthly
Paxico Potluck dinner at
noon. Bring a covered dish
and enjoy the lovely meal.
Also remember to bring your
tableware. There will be short
businss meeting followed by a
program by Dorothy Masters.
Hope to see the Billings from
Bonner Springs again. Please
be careful coming out.
Congratulations to Bob
Roth of Paxico upon his new
position. Keep up the good
work, Bob.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Feyh and boys of
McFarland upon the birth of
their twin daughters and sis-
ters. Glad it is over for you.
God blessed you both with a
wonderful family.
There will be a card shower
for Maxlne Gilbert of Paxico
on her birthday on November
30th. Please send her a card of
call her on this date to wish
her many more wondeful
years ahead. A little blue bird
told me that you will be 29
and holding. May you enjoy
many wonderful years ahead
of you, Maxine.
Also, on November 27th,
Galen and Virginia Billings of
Bonner Springs will be cele-
brating their 54th wedding
anniversary. May the Lord let
you see many more wonderful
years together. Happy An-
niversary to you both.
Well, the Wabaunsee
Charger girls and boys bas-
ketball teams and wrestling
team were all very sore and
hurting this past Tuesday,
November 18th. Matches and
games will not start until De-
cember 6th and 7th.
Mill Creek Valley Junior
High girls basketball teams
will be playing twice a week
from now, on Tuesdays and
Thursdays. Good luck to you
all. Home games are on the
14th and 19th at the gym in
Paxico. They start at 4:30 p.m.
There will be no school for
USD #329 schools on Novem-
ber 27, 28, 29 for Thanksgiv-
ing vacation.
On Thanksgiving Day,
there will be a mass at 8 a.m.
at the Sacred Heart Church in
Newbury. All are very much
welcome to come and be
thankful for a lot of things
this past year.
This past Saturday at the
Knights of Columbus Hall in
Newbury, the Knights had
their blood drive and 20 units
of blood were taken and 22
signed in. A big thank you
from the Knights. Ruby In-
formed us that the next one
will be May 10, 2003.
There are many people in
the Paxico/Newbury area that
are under the flu bug and
other things. A speedy recov-
ery to these people.
This past Sunday, the chil-
dren and grandchildren gath-
ered at Walter and Rosey
F!ach's in Newbury to cele-
brate their 51 years of mar-
riage. May you have many
more years ahead of you.
Words of sympathy to
Rosey Flach on the loss of her
cousin, Leonard Fisher of On-
On December 5th, the
Paxico WATS bus will be trav-
eling to Manhattan. Cost is
$3.00. On December 19th, we
will be going to the area towns
to see Christmas lights. Cost
will be around $4.00. We will
be eating out for supper. We
will leave Paxico sometime
around 4 p.m. More on this as
it comes closer to the date.
Hope to see a lot of you at
the Spaghetti Supper on
November 23rd from 4:30-7:00
p.m. for Jeff Short, Smokomo.
We all here in
Paxico/Newbury hope that you
will soon be able to come
home. Our prayers are with
you. After the supper, there
will be a play at 7:00 in the
WHS auditorium. Cost for the
play is $3/$2. The supper is a
free will donation.
As the paper will come out
next week after Thanksgiving,
we, at the Seematter home,
wish all you readers, the
editor and his wife, and staff
of The Wabaun see Coun_ty
Signal-Enterprise a very
Happy Thanksgiving. Have a
safe trip if you are traveling
on Thanksgiving.
ALMA COMMUNITY THANKSGMNG
DINNER REMINDER
The Second Annual Alma Community Thanksgivir~
will be held Thursday, November 28th, in the Alma
All-Purpose Room from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. This
be open to anyone, free of charge, who would like to
fellowship of their friends and neighbors. Special focUS
those who have no place to spend Thanksgiving and
erwise be alone. Community involvement is welcome.
wishing to make pies, make a donation toward a food
prepare or serve the meal, assist with clean-up or
delivering meals to shut-ins" is urged to contact Dan or
LeGrand at LeGrand's Market (765-2212) or Err, Trish or'.
at the Wabaunsee County Signal-Enterprise ('
groups or organizations interested in providing
ice projects are welcome. Watch for further details as
to attend and participate in this community activity.
WHS F II
Aw; rd
Monday, November 25th
7:00 p.m.
WHS Auditorium
Students participating in the Fall Sports at WHS will
recognized during the ram.
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Saturday, November 23, 2002
1 0:00 A.M.
Auction Location: Lawyers Title of Topeka at 5715 SW 21 st Street, T~
peka, Kansas
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NEWS
DEADLINE
Deadline for all news
articles, ads and iegais is
10 a,m.
on Tuesdays.
If possible, we would
like news articles
brought in on Mondays.
Property Location: The property is located 1-1/2 miles
SW Carlson Rd. (Carlson Rd. is on the count)
to the west and Shawnee County to the east.)
See last week's issue of the Wahaunsee Count,
plete listing of visit the Simnitt Brothers Auction wehsite
www.AuctionSimnittBros.com
Auctions by Simnitt Bros., Inc.
Darrell E. Simnitt, C.A.I.
(785) 272-2092 -- dsimnitt@cjnetworks.com
Terry L. Simnitt, C.A.I.
(785) 27Z-2099 -- tsimnitt@cjnetworks.com
Second Annual
Community
Thursday, Novemb 28th
Alma Grade School All-Purpose Room
Free Will Donation
Let us come together and celebrate Thanksgiving,
giving thanks to God for the many blessings we have received.
Anyone wishing to make a donation towards food or purchase a particular item f0t
the dinner (turkey, potatoes, cranberry sauce, etc.), contact LeGrand's Marke=. .
123 W. 3rd Street, Alma - 765-2212. If you are interested in helping prepare
meal, set-up, clean-up, serve, deliver meals to shut-ins, etc., contact The Wat)a
see County Signal-Enterprise at 765-3327.
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