Thursday, October 10, 2013

October 10, 2013

This coming Friday, October 11th, flu shots will be given at the Max Senior Center from 1-3 p.m. You do not need to make an appointment. Don't get the flu shot if you aren't feeling well.

There is a Guestbook Entry on the www.maxnd.com website. This is from Douglas A. Searles; P.O. Box 4551; Arnold, CA 95223 dass@sasent.com

"Attn: Someone who knows Wendell (last name I don't recall) who worked on Aircraft Equipment at McMurdo station Antarctica.

I'd like to contact Wendell, he and I were at McMurdo Station during the winter of 2004-2005.

Hello Wendell, Doug Searles here. I was the Bendix/Raytheon Tech Rep in charge of the Original MLS installation at Mc Murdo. You and I talked about Max. I was stationed at the 786th AC&W Squadron Radar Site South of Minot, North of Max. I remember you worked a big farm and flew your crop duster Steerman airplane. Please contact if you receive this, I have a few questions about the Wheat Market. If you please, I hope you're well and happy, I am. Doug Searles (Broke my leg while there at McMurdo). douglassearles@gmail.com. Cheers Mate"

St. Matthew's LWML had their Bible Study on Tuesday, with Jan Kersten as hostess and Kathy Huettl leading the Bible Study. The group exchanged fall decorations.

Ethel Hauf, Marian Schmidt, and Idamae Hauf visited Clara Giese at Totten Trail. They were surprised by the extensive selection/collection of salt and pepper sets she has.

Civic Club meets on October 14th at 7 p.m.

Adult Health and Foot Care Clinic will be held at the Senior Center at 1:30 on Thursday the 17th.

Senior Citizens will have their October potluck and meeting at noon on October 25th.

And now to the traditional food and craft events in Max, during October. Our Saviors Lutheran Church in Max will hold their Lutefisk and Meatball dinner on Sunday, October 13th from 1-5 p.m. The prices vary according to age, with preschoolers free.

Max Civic Club Steak Fry is Saturday, October 26th with serving from 5-8. The Max Businesses are selling the tickets and only 300 tickets are being sold. A dance will follow, with Wayne Douglas. Proceeds go to the Max/Garrison Ambulance, Summer Rec, and other Civic Club projects.

Save room for Immaculate Conception Church's Annual Fall Festival on Sunday, October 27th with serving from 10:30-1:30. Prices vary according to age. There will be a quilt raffle, bake sale, and crafts for you.

Max Library is holding their Halloween Party October 31st for preschool children to 6th grade students. There will be games and prizes from 3:15-4:15 with a costume contest at 4:15. There will be supper from 4:25-5 p.m.

And the final 'food event' in Max for 2013 will be the New Years Eve Family Party, hosted by the Max Civic Club and the Southside Lounge. There will be a Chili Cook-off, Casino Night, and Live Band. If you are interested in entering your chili in the competition, contact any member of the Civic Club or Jessica Henne at henne4u@rocketmail.com or phone her at 679-2256. Hope this will become a New Years Eve tradition for our town.


"Life is a great big canvas, and you should throw all the paint on it you can." Danny Kaye

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