Max News 10-4-04

This coming Monday, October 11, is Civic Club at 7:00 P.M. at the Civic Center.

Monday, October 18, is the Centennial meeting at 7:30 at the Civic Center.

Thursday, October 28, is the Preschool Halloween party at the Max Library from 10:30 until 11:30. Please RSVP by October 22 by calling 679-2263 or 679-2487.

There will not be a party this year for school age children due to Halloween being on Sunday.

Saturday, October 30, is the Annual Civic Club Steak Fry at the Civic Center.

The Library Flea Market/Vendor Fair is on Sunday, November 14 th. To reserve a table or tables, please call the library at 679-2263 or Christal Haugen at 679-2487.

This is the start of Library Week and events planned so far are a scrap booking party scheduled for Tuesday, November 17 th., at 7 P.M. Others have been contacted but their activity and date aren’t definite yet.

Saturday, November 27, is the Centennial Kick-Off Fundraiser at the Civic Center. Tickets are $10.00, which includes drawings for more cash prizes; or you may just pay $5.00 at the door for the Chili Feed.

Good News Club has started and will run for five more weeks, each Monday at 3:45 at the Max Baptist Church. The program runs about an hour to an hour and a half. Rural children are invited to come but must have arrangements to be picked up when it is over. Contact Lila Fannik if you have any questions.

Linda Haynes’ brother’s funeral was Friday in Wishek, North Dakota. Those from the area going down on Thursday were Linda and Duwayne Haynes; Kristin Splichal from Garrison; and Brenda Henne from Max. Delmar Diegel is Brenda and Kristin’s uncle. They all returned home on Saturday morning. We extend our sincere sympathy to the family. Delmar had survived a recent major surgery but complications set in just a few days before he was to go home.

Todd and Kim Erickson of Kenmare, Luke Felt of Williston, and Lila Fannik were dinner guests of Annie Rovenko in her home on Saturday. Later they all drove to Bismarck to attend the Steer Convention and banquet. The speaker was Reese Kauffman, National President of Child Evangelism Fellowship, of Warrenton, Missouri. Annie and Lila returned home with Morris and Linda Erickson of Bowbells.

“Conscience is God’s presence in man.” Emanuel Swedenborg