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The Wabaunsee County Signal.Enterprise, Thursday, November 21, 2002
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT TEAM
HOLDS STRATEGIC PLANNING RETREAT
(continued from page one)
3. Work with the Zoning Board and commissioners to ensure that "weLl understood" land use
regulations exist which will promote business and residential development within our county.
4. Increase inter-community cooperation and communication.
The retreat was facilitated by Susan Neupoth-Cadoret, Field Representative for the Depart-
ment of Community and Housing's Businegs Development Group. She was joined by members of
several of the county's communities. Members of the Economic Development Committee who
were in attendance were Linda Craghead, Coordinator; Diane Turnbull, Eskridge; Richard
Thompson, Harveyvflle; Cheryl Blackwell, Eskridge; Claude Blevins, Paxico; Don Frank, Alma;
Ron Schult.z, Alma; and Bud Hund, Paxico.
Additional participants included State Rep. Vern Osborne; USD 329 Superintendent, Randy
Rivers; Larry Holz, Stockgrower's State Bank; and Harveyvflle City Council members Russell Freel
and Henry Dreier.
The next meeting of the committee will be held at noon on Thursday, November 21, at the
Pizza Parlor in downtown Eskridge. Members of the county are welcome to attend.
If you would like to become involved in the efforts of the Wabaunsee County Economic Devel-
opment Committee or would like more information, please contact Linda Craghead, Coordinator,
at 785-765-46SS or e-marl her at wcedc~a~kansas.net.
WABAUNSEE COUNTY OFFICIALS ATTEND KAC CONFERENCE
(conUnued from page one)
At the Monday afternoon business session, delegates adopted the Kansas Association of
Counties' 2003 Legislative Policy Statement.
Each year this informative and educational conference provides county officials an opportu-
nity to meet and discuss issues affecting county government with colleagues from across the
state.
The Kansas Association of Counties provides legislative and educational services to its I05
member counties. The Association office is located in Topeka.
Officials representing Wabaunsee County were: County Clerk Jennifer Savage, County Regis-
ter of Deeds Suzanne Simon, County Attorney Jack Turner, County Appraiser Bobby Miller, Wa-
baunsee ~ounty Zoning Administrator Claude Blevins, County Commissioner Maurice Gleason,
and Commissioner-Elect Ervan Stuewe.
Cranberries Great for Cooking and for
(NAPS)--Few things say Cranberry
Thanksgiving like ruby red 2 eggs
cranberries. 1 cup sugar
They lend a festive touch to 1 cup flour
salads, entr6es, breads, sauces or 1/3 cup butter
desserts. They also add a festive melted
flair to holiday crafts and decor. 11/4 cups Ocean
Whether creating a centerpiece or Frozen
or cooking up a hostess gift, cran- 1/2 cup chopped
berries make it creative, fun and
from the heart. Here's how to Preheat oven to
make a florist-quality flower Grease an 8-inch
arrangement in minutes. Beat eggs in a
Cranberry Flower ing bowl until thick.
Arrangement add sugar, beating
Use fresh cranberries as a oughly blended.
colorful addition to fresh cutand melted butter;
flowers. Add cranberries
Using a clear glass vase or mixing gently just
pitcher, add one to two cups of bined. Spread
fresh cranberries (depending on Bake for 45 minutes
the size of the vase) and enough golden brown. Cool !
water to fill the vase ½ full. Then into squares. Makes 8
add cut flowers to the vase. Call Ocean S
Replace water daily or as needed, Helphne at
and discard cranberries when of their latest recipe/cra~
they become soft. Simple Creations,
You can also herald the arrival Occasion. Or visit,
of fall with the distinctive zesty giving at
taste of fresh cranberries with the ultimate buffet
this recipe. 'reCiTe.q, planning tips
Great Thanksgiving
Specials!!
24 pk.
PROOUCE
Fresh Ocean Spray Cranberries, 12 oz .............. 2 ................................ 99¢
California Thompson Green Seedless Grapes .............................. $1.69 lb.
California Tender Broccoli ...................... .......... ; ........... 99¢ each
California Snow White Cauliflower ..... .........
$1.59
each
California Celery .................................. .................... 69¢
Fresh! California Green Onions ........... ![ , ................ 4/$1.00
Louisiana U.S. #1 Yams ........................ .................. 49¢ lb.
BAKERY
Cascade Dessert Bars, 11.2 oz. assorted variety ............................ 2/$5.00
Shurfresh Brown and Serve Rolls, 12-12 oz. white or wheat ................. 85¢
Pre-Baked Pies, 22 oz., Apple, Dutch Apple ...................................... $2.29
Pre-Baked Pies, 22 oz., Cherry, Pecan, Peach .................................... $3.29
Rainbo Thin Sandwich Bread ............. $1.79
Old Home Twin Dinner Rolls, 12 ct ........................................ 99¢
FROZEN
Louis Rich Ground Turkey ............................................................ $1.98 lb.
Shurfresh Ice Cream, 1/2 gal., assorted variety ............................... $1.59
Shurfresh Ice Cream Sandwiches, 6 pk ...... 2/$3.00
Shurfine Winter Blend Vegetables, 16 oz. 2/$2.00
Shurfine California Style Blend Vegetables, 16 oz ..... 2/$2.00
Shurfine Pie Shells, 10 oz., 2 pack ......... 89¢
Shurfine Dinner Rolls, 36 ct ...... $2.39
Green Giant Complete Skillet Meal .... 2/$7.00
Stouffer's Skillet Sensations I.. .... 2/$6.00
Kraft Deli Deluxe Sliced American Cheese, 16 oz ............................ $3.49
Shurfresh Cream Cheese, 8 oz., regular or light .................................... 69¢
Shurfresh Crescent Rolls, 8 oz ............................................................ $1.29
Shurfresh Pie Crust, 15 oz ................................................................... $1.39
Shurfresh Butter Quarters, 1 lb ........................................................... $1.49
MISCELLANEOUS
Price Saver Coffee Filters, 200 ct .......................................... :.. ............. 69¢
Shurfine Foam Bowls, thirty 12 oz.. ........................ 4/$5.00
Shurfine Foam Plates, forty 6 inch .................................. 4/$5.00
Shurfine Foam Cups, twenty 16 oz ...... .... . ....................... 79¢
Shurfine Plastic Cups, twenty 16 oz ............................................ 4/$5.00
Chapstick, .15 oz., regular, cherry ....................... Buy one, get one FREE
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Prices good Wednesday, November 20, thru Monday, November 25
Store hours: Mmday - Saturday, 9-7; Sunday 12-5
We reserve the right to cerrect printing errors.
Meat, Vegetable sad Fruit Trays, Cheese Logs and Cheese Trays Available. Please order ahead.
We ~ ,'.J'cel~ Discover, Visa, MasterCard, American F.orpre~s, Diner
Club's International, Vision Card and Debit Cards for your convenience.
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Dan and Linda LeGrand 123 W. 3rd Street, Alma, KS 66401
, 785"765.22!2
Lay's Potato Chips
11.50-12 oz. assorted variety
Rold Gold Pretzels
10-15 oz. assorted variety
Munchies and Snack Mix
_ 7.75-8.25 oz. assorted variety
[ -
._ 8.50 oz. assorted variety
DELl
Sliced Turkey Breast
MEAT
Shurfresh Self-Basting Young Turkeys
Jimmy Dean Pork Sausage, 12 oz., assorted
Farmland Maple River Whole Boneless Hams
Boneless Beef Shoulder Roast
Boneless Beef Shoulder Steak
Lean Beef Stew Meat ...................................................................
Cook's Portion Shank Hams
Cook's Portion Butt Hams
GROCERY
Shuffresh Potato Chips, 14 oz., regular or ripple
Shurfine Dill Spears, 24 oz., plain, polish, kosher
Shurfine Sweet Pickles, 16 oz ............................................................
Shurfine Stuffed Manzanilla Olives, 10 oz ..........................................
Shurfine Medium Pitted Ripe Olives, 6 oz.
Shurfine Mushrooms, 8 oz., pieces and stems .......................................
Shurfine Cranberry Sauce, 16 oz., strained or whole ..........................
Shurfine Vegetable Oil, 1 gal ..................
Bruce's Cut Yams, 29 oz.
Shurfine Pumpkin, 29 oz.
Eagle Brand Sweetened Condensed Milk, 14 oz., regular or fat free ......
Shurfine Evaporated Milk, 12 oz.
Shurfine Non Dairy Creamer, 16 oz ...................................................
Keebler Graham Crust, 6 oz.
iShurfine Stuffing Mix, 6 oz., assorted variety ......................................
Pillsbury Best All-Purpose Flour, 5 lbs.
Shurfine Brown or Powdered Sugar, 2 lb ............................................
Shurfine Crackers, 16 oz ......................................................................
Keebler Fudge Shoppe Cookies, 8-12 oz., assorted variety
Shurfine Ground Black Pepper, 4 oz.
McCormick Cream of Tartar, 1.5 oz.
McCormick Poultry Seasoning, .65 oz ..........................
McCormick Pumpkin Pie Spice, 1.12 oz.
Shurfine Spanish Peanuts, 12 oz.
Shurfine Mixed Nuts, 12 oz.
We have Hollman's Gourmet Coffees, regular and
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