Garnett Dupli c ate Bridge Winners Highlight Local Match
Lynda Feuerborn and Faye Leitch of Garnett won the November 28 duplicate bridge match in Garnett with Steve Brodmerkle and Anita Dennis second and Lorna Blake Club News ley and Marilyn Grace third. On December 5 Carole Gibb and Lynda Feuerborn won in Garnett while Dave and Faye Leitch placed second and Billie Burcham with Mary Margaret Thomas took third. The Garnett Duplicate Bridge Club meets at 7 p.m. each Wednesday at the Garnett Inn with the next match scheduled for December 12. All bridge players are welcome.
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Lynda Feuerborn
Faye Leitch
Garnett
Steve Brodmerkle
Neosho Falls
Anita Dennis
Lorna Blake
Osawatomie
Garnett Duplicate Bridge Club
Garnett Inn
Rowdy Wranglers 4-H Club meets for achievement night
The Rowdy Wranglers 4-H Club held a 7 p.m. Nov. 12 meeting led by President Emma Rossman. Members discussed a Christmas parade float, new member Miranda Vrbas joined, and demonstrations on scarf styling and cookie decoration were given.
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Rowdy Wranglers 4-H Club
Emma Rossman
Aaron Campbell
Chad Hibdon
Burg Go-Getters 4-H Club Plans December Activities
The Burg Go-Getters 4-H Club met at 7 p.m. on November 12. Members answered the favorite Thanksgiving foods. Enrollment cards are due December 1. A float is planned for the Williamsburg Christmas Parade on December 1. Clover Buds meet December 13 at Westminster Presbyterian Church. Members are asked to bring four canned or boxed items to December’s meeting for Hope House. A float meeting and arts and crafts session are set for November 25 at Milliken’s house. New business covered year sign‑ups and attendance award drawings. The recreation group sang and played games. The next meeting is December 9 at 5 p.m. at the Methodist Church in Williamsburg, followed by caroling at 6 p.m. Families should bring six dozen cookies for gift plates. New members are welcome.
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Burg Go-Getters 4-H
Williamsburg
Clover Buds
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Hope House
Milliken’s House
Recreation Com
Mittee
Methodist Church
Princeton Goal Busters November 12 4-H Meeting Summary
Princeton 4-H opened with Tristan Davis as president and Taylor Jilek leading the flag salute. Members shared talks on past projects, and the community service committee plans a visit to Richmond Nursing Home on December 15 at 9:30 a.m. Fundraising includes Burger King coupon books and a glove drive for December.
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Tristan Davis
Taylor Jilek
Paige Stockard
Megan Davis
Community Service Committee
Richmond
Kansas City Chiefs
Morgan
Ferguson Bazil engagement announced in Ottawa
Nicole Ferguson and Jarrod Bazil announce their engagement in Ottawa. Nicole, daughter of Jerald and LeAnn Ferguson, and Jarrod, son of Butch and Brenda Bazil, are both Ottawa residents. Nicole recently earned an associates degree and is pursuing occupational therapy assistant studies. Jarrod is a self employed contractor. The wedding is planned for September 7, 2013 at Faith Lutheran Church.
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Jerald Ferguson
Ottawa
LeAnn Ferguson
Nicole Ferguson
Jarrod Bazil
Tawa
Butch
Brenda Bazil
James
Donna Ferguson
Jack
JoAnn Smith
Bonne Losey
Nevada
Ann Bazil
Wellsville
Neosho County Community College
NCCC
Johnson County Community College
Bazil Construction
Faith Lutheran Church
Local musician shines in Winfield Christmas concert
Ottawan Dylan Moore of the SC Singers performed at Messenger Recital Hall in the Darbeth Fine Arts Center. The program included Bach Magnificat and Cantata No 10 and student violin piano duo Daniel Stevens and Stephen Butler. lighter numbers featured Vince Guaraldi’s Christmas Time Is Here from A Charlie Brown Christmas. SC director David Gardner praised the students and noted Southwestern College’s offerings and reach.
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Winfield
Dylan Moore
Ottawa
SC Singers
Messenger Recital Hall
Darbeth Fine Arts Center
Luke Chapt
Vince Guaraldi
J.S. Bach
David Gardner
Southwestern College
United Methodist Church
Kansas
Oklahoma
Village Manor Provides Comforts Aiding Recovery
Elements aiding peace of mind for healing are available throughout Village Manor. The facility emphasizes calm surroundings, supportive care, and accessible services to help residents feel secure and cared for during recovery.
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Village Manor
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