Max News 3-20-06 DeWitt, Pam, Dwight J, Shaylynn and Casey Mack from Mandan spent the week-end at Dwight Mack’s. Marlo and Zoe Zaderaka, along with a little red headed five year old ‘peppy’ boy, Garrett Goodman, from Bismarck spent the week-end at Eugene Zaderaka’s. Saturday evening they all attended “A Magical Winter’ ice skating show in Minot. Mark and Lori Zaderaka’s daughter, Emily, took part in this performance. Connie Fetzer Busch’s two daughters also took part. Janice Fetzer was there to see them perform. Connie sewed many of the beautiful outfits the skaters wore. It was a beautiful, professional program and all the skaters were wonderful. Sunday, April 2 Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in Max will be having their annual Spaghetti and Meatball Dinner from 11:30 until 1:30. Along with this they will be serving salad and topping the meal off with bars and Spumoni ice cream! At Monday night’s Centennial meeting, it was announced that April first is the absolute cut-off date for getting any histories in. Proof readers are already needed so if you can help do this, please contact Kathy Huettl at 529-4430. Leave a message. Committees gave reports with the Souvenir committee reporting sales have been slow; Parade committee reports that many have sent in their forms to be in the parade. This form will now be available over the www.maxnd.com website. Look under ‘Centennial’. And many more parade entries are welcome. If you are interested in being in a Children’s Parade and/or Pet Parade, please contact Dwight Mack at 679-2623 or at dwimack@rtc.coop with information about your entry. Current pictures are wanted of groups like Homemakers Clubs; 4-H Clubs; etc. Talent of all types is needed for the Talent Show being held at the school. Contact Harold Lindquist at 679-2205 or at Box #133, Max; or e-mail him at hlindquist@restel.net if you can take part in this. Please let him know what your talent will be. Gordy Lindquist will be heading up this show. Again, if your farm is a Centennial Farm – in the same family for 100 years or more, please contact Nancy Gullickson at 679-2625 and leave a message or write her at P.O. Box #203, Max; or call Kathy Huettl at 529-4430 and leave a message. All they need is the family name but would definitely appreciate any other information you can give them about the farmstead. A Turtle Lake man will be making a video of the Centennial. You may place your order for this during the Centennial Celebration. We do not know the cost yet. Correction: You do not need to pre-register for the Fun Run taking place at 8 A.M. on Saturday. Just come to Main Street. Many orders have come in for the Max History Book. Remember, if you prepay by May 15 th you save. Housing was discussed at Monday night’s meeting. The Campground by the Tennis Court/Play Ground will be First Come First Serve. This small campground has hook-ups. Also available for self-contained units will be the Rodeo Grounds, directly below this campground. This too is First Come First Serve. No reservations will be made for either of these locations. Some are arranging to park in their relative’s yards. Information on accommodations in the nearby town of Garrison will come in the next Alumni letter, soon to be mailed out. The Max web-site will soon have a complete schedule of all the Centennial Celebration events. Keep watch! “I am beginning to learn that it is the sweet, simple things of life which are the real ones after all.” Laura Ingalls Wilder
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