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Victory Life Assembly of God Church in Geneva will hold a Thanksgiving bazaar Saturday, Nov. 18 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Proceeds from the event will help fund community outreach projects.
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The Geneva Fire Department’s annual Turkey Bingo night is Saturday, Nov. 18 at 7:30 p.m. at the Community Center. Geneva Meats has again donated all 40 turkeys for this year’s event.
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The Ellendale Commercial Club presents Turkey Bingo Saturday, Nov. 11 at 7 p.m. at the Ellendale Community Building.
Cost is $10 for 26 games. Proceeds benefit community events.
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Anyone is welcome for lunch meals at the Ellendale Community Building.
Meals are served at approximately 11:30 a.m. Suggested cost of the meal is $4 for anyone 60 or older, and $7 for anyone under 60. However, no one will be denied a meal because of inability to donate.
Ask any Site Manager about weekly ticket specials. Gift cards are also available and they make a wonderful Christmas, birthday, or anniversary gift for any senior on your gift list.
Call 507-391-0145 if you have any questions, or would like to sign up for a meal. Meals on Wheels is also available to the homebound senior.
Upcoming schedule for Ellendale:
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Schultz agrees to kiss pig if $25,000 goal is met
GRAIN CHALLENGE — With harvest in full swing, the challenge is out to area farmers to help raise $25,000 in grain donations for the New Richland Area Foundation, which would force school board member Rick Schultz to kiss a pig. (Submitted photo)
Want to see Rick Schultz kiss a pig? The New Richland Area Foundation would like to invite area farmers to join the NRAF’s challenge to raise $25,000 for a scholarship fund for NRHEG High School seniors who will be seeking a post-secondary education. If the goal is met, Schultz has kindly accepted the request to kiss a pig as a celebration. If more than the $25,000 needed is raised, there may be more surprises of celebration.
The NRAF Fund is a fund where a percentage of interest earned on the fund balance is granted each year to non-profit organizations, the schools and the city. This fund restricts any grants presented as a scholarship to an individual. The committee is seeking assistance from area farmers to donate a gift of grain to a fund specifically for scholarships.
With this new scholarship fund is a way of investing in youth to further their education after high school.