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The Webaunsee County Signal.Enterprlse, Thursday,
HARVEYVILLE
4-H CLUB
The monthly meeting of the
Harveyville 4-H club was
called to order on November 6,
2002 at 7:00 p.m. at the fire-
house in Harveyvine. The
members began the meeting
by saying their "Favorite
Name" as roll call. The re-
porter, council members, his-
torian, community leaders,
and standing committees gave
their reports.
The reporter informed the
club that her report has been
submitted to the Wabaunsee
County Signal-Enterprise pa-
per, and was published in the
October 17th edition.
The council members in-
formed the club of their par-
ticipation in the meeting. They
asked the club to review the
bylaws and asked for sugges-
tions.
The historian informed the
club that she is looking up
information about the histo-
rian, and reported information
to the club.
The community leaders
informed the club of an inter-
est in providing the members
with pins to honor them for
completing a project and
turning in a record book. Not
all members receive pins at
the county level; it would be a
way to reward them for their
hard work. This could be
done at the Appreciation Sup-
per.
The Point system commit-
tee reported that they have
created a system for the mem-
bers to earn points for differ-
ent activities that they partici-
pate in during the year. They
will be awarded points for each
activity and will be able to
spend their points on materi-
als to enhance their projects.
The club will provide a
vegetable tray for Achievement
Night on November 13, 2002.
A budget was set for the club
as a guideline for the year. We
discussed our December serv-
ice projects and the club will
continue to provide cookies
and caroling for the Har-
veyville community. We plan
to do that at our next meeting
on Wednesday, December 4,
2002. We will also provide
fruit bags to residents outside
the city limits. The club also
plans to visit the Ronald
McDonald House on Saturday,
December 21~t, at 8 a.m. and
deliver items the club will pur-
chase, plus items the mem-
bers donate. The club will set
a date at the next meeting to
have a planning day. The club
will set up our goals, sign up
for talks, and sign up for
committees. The club showed
an interest in providing mem-
bers new T-shirts. The mem-
bers looked at catalogs and
placed their order. The club
also shows an interest in con-
tinuing the book drive for next
year. The members will be
placing book drops at different
locations around the commu-
nity and schools. They are
asking the community to do-
nate books of any age to the
Wabaunsee Infant Toddler
Service.
The club has a new sewing
leader, Vel Hodges, and she
introduced herself to the
members and encouraged
participation. Nancy Land,
photography and beef leader,
informed the members of a
photography meeting at 9 a.m.
and beef meeting at 10 a.m. on
Saturday, November 16, 2002.
Katelyn Davis gave a pro-
ject talk on rabbits. She
showed us the parts of the
rabbit and how to pick up and
hold a rabbit correctly. Jamie
Singleton gave a health/safety
talk on bike safety. She gave
the members information on
the parts of the bike and how
to inspect your bike. The stu-
dents were given a quiz to see
if they were paying attention.
Jenna Willey gave a demon-
stration talk on Sculpey clay.
She showed the members how
to mold it and the different
uses for it. AblSy Sage led the
club in the song "Billy Boy~
and asked the club to pick
three or four of their favorite
Christmas songs for caroling.
Wesley Davis led the club in
recreation. They played a
game called "Takeover". The
members formed a circle and
tossed the ball back and forth
to each other. The team to
successfully pass the ball
around the circle without
cropping it was the winner.
The meeting was ad-
journed. We enjoyed treats
provided by the Singleton
family.
MAPLE HILL
HUSTLERS 4-H CLUB
November 18, 2002 Meeting
On November 5, 2002 the
Maple Hill Hustlers 4-H Club
had our election of officers for
the upcoming year. Next year
our president will be Dominic
Rizzo and Vice President will
be Scotty Cavanaugh. Shanea
Gideon will be our secretary
for next year. Treasurer will
be Hunter Hier. He is our
youngest officer. Our final
election was for reporter. I,
Jerome Rizzo, will be the re-
porter.
We also decided on our two
council members. Hunter Hier
and Sophia Rizzo will be our
club representatives to the
Wabaunsee County 4-H Coun-
cil.
After the election "of offi-
cers, we discussed Christmas
Caroling. It is scheduled for
Sunday, December 1, 2002.
We are going to go to the
homes of as many of the eld-
erly people in town as we can.
We will sing and give them
cookies.
Sarah Healey gave a project
talk "Making Rice Crispy
Brownies". After her talk, we
ate the brownies along with
our other treats. The brownies
disappeared. I think every-
body liked them, I know I did.
Jerome Rizzo
Reporter
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November 21, 2002
ANNUAL FALL
COUNSELOR
CONFERENCE
INFORMATIVE
FOR PARTICIPANTS
As part of her professional
development, JoLeta Weems
attended the 53,~ Annual Fall
Conference at Emporia, Kan-
sas on November 7, 2002.
Two to three hundred coun-
selors converge on the ESU
campus annually for this
event, which is sponsored by
the Kansas State Department
of Education and Emporia
State University.
This year's theme was
"Counseling Programs in the
New Milennium." Keynote
speaker Cal Crow, from the
Center for Learning Connec-
tions in Des Moines, Wash-
ington, spoke on the topic
*From Test 'em and Tell 'em to
Chaos and Complexity: the
changing Role of Counseling
and Guidance in the New Mil-
lennium." Expectations others
have for counselors will likely
change significantly in the
future. This presentation ad-
dressed some of these expec-
tations and suggested lines of
new thinking that will be re-
quired of counselors.
Breakout sessions for the
conference focused on *The
Counselor's Role in Improving
Learning," "The Mechanics of a
Comprehensive School Coun-
seling Program" Nuts and
Bolts," "Bullying and Harass-
ment - Taking Appropriate
Action," "Support for Grieving
Students at School" and "Fa-
cilitating Students' Career De-
velopment'.
Luncheon speakers were
Carol Dellinger, President of
the Kansas Counseling Asso-
ciation, and Lynda Scrivner,
President of the Kansas School
Counseling Association. Carol
spoke about the KCA conven-
tion in Wichita April 10 and
11, 2003, about the changing
roles for KCA board members,
and a greater focus on meeting
membership needs. Lynda
spoke on counselors advocat-
ing for themselves and for the
profession of counseling. KCA
and KSCA will jointly advocate
for school counselors at the
United School Administrators
conference in Wichita January
29 - 31, 2003.
Grandkids
\
Puppies
Garden
The cubit was a standard measure of length among
was the distance from the elbow to the tip of the middle
grown man. The standard cubit was about 17.5 inches, the
about 20.5 inches.
Wednesday - All you can eat chicken $6.50
Thursday - Chicken Fried Steak $6.50
Friday - All you can eat Mexican Buffet
Sunday - 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Buffet $6.50
We will be open 8 a.m. - 2 p.m. this
We would like to encourage everyone to
attend the benefit for our friend, Jeff
The AAL will be serving a spaghetti
from 4:30-7:00 at the Alma Grade School.
Thank you!
Daniel, Tammy, June, Sandra and David
785-765-2527
Due to the Thanksgiving holi"
day, all Brummett Trash Set"
vice routes scheduled for
Thursday, November 28th,
Friday, November 29th, will run
one day late.
Have a great holiday!!
Brummett Trash Service InC,
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Hunting
Time for the
things
you enjoy!
Fishing
Snow - NOT!
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