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Thursday, June 26, 2014
N/Warren Town and County News
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Bevington
The Bevington Garden
Club has members from
both Warren and Madison
Counties. Our addresses
include St. Charles, Prole,
Martensdale, Norwalk,
Cumming and Indianola.
They meet each third
Wednesday evening of the
month with an occasional
day trip to various places•
of interest to the members,
such as the Greater Des
Moines Botanical Center,
homes of members who
have an interesting flower
garden and an occasional
mystery trip.
In April the club held
its annual April Luncheon
at the First Methodist
Church in Indianola. A
salad luncheon was pro-
vided for approximately
135 members of various
garden clubs around the
area. Nan Ripley from
Walk About Gardens was
Garden Club- Lmn Grove United Methodist and St. Paul Lutheran to
Host Vacation Bible School July 9
the afternoon speaker. Norris, Agricultural Man-Linn Grove United Methodist and St. Paul Lutheran
The members met at• ager, spoke about the
churches will be hosting 'an all day Vacation Bible School
the Bevington City Hall changes to the Greater Des program Wednesda3¢ July 9/from 7:30 a.m. until 6:30
Wednesda May 21. OneMoines Botanical Center as
p.m. at St. Paul in Martensdale,
of the members reported well as gardening in gen-•
on the tradition of grave eral. • At God's Backyard Bible Camp, children and youth ages
3 through 12 will participate in the large group excite-
decorating. Bob Hill Thursday, June 19, in- ment of Backyard Bash, experience God's Word at Back-
spoke on his military ex- stead of an evening meet-
perience in China in ing, the group had a day yard Bible Club, participate in service projects at Com-
which he had a role in one hip to the Garden Barn off munity Corner, plus explore and create through fun-
filled crafts, snacks and games.
of the most dangerousHwy G24. They brought a Youth ages 13 and older and adults are invited to as-
episodes of the war sack lunch and ate at the
against Japan as a mem- Garden Barn gazebo. Spar-sist the leaders with the various activities, events and
ber of a naval group of klers were brought for the meals throughout the day.
guerrillas, intelligence 4th of July Celebration at The Campfire Cookout (dinner meal) is open to all,
agents and weather ob- the Norwalk Care Facility. serving from 5 - 6 p.m. A closing program at 6 p.m. will
servers behind the Japa- In July, the Bevington round out the day where attendees will share through
nese lines in Asia. - Garden Club will have astory and song the main themes: Serve Famil Serve
Saturda May 31, sev-garden party at the Friends, Serve Neighbors, Serve Community and Serve
eral members cleaned the Bevington Y-Park which Jesus. There is no charge to attend.
Bevington Y-Park• will include members of To register, go to www.mystpaullutheran.com and
click on the registration form. For more information,
The Bevington Gardenthe Afton and Winterset contact Pastor GinniOtto at 515-971-6303 or Kim Downs
Club was hostess for Dis- Clubs. Teresa Pinkert will
tricts IV, V and VII June 2. be the guest speaker• at 641-764-2752.
The morning speaker,
Mesa Shayan, talked
State Fair Cooking Contest
about composting and the
afternoon speaker, Kelly Any type of cool is in-the Iowa Egg Council.
vited to participate in the All that is required is
"Egg-ceptional Eggs Cook- entering an original recipe
ing Contest" at the Iowa. for a salad or appetizer, an
State Fair, Friday, Aug. 15. entree or a dessert. The
The contest is sponsored by recipe must contain at least
50th Anniversary"
Michael and Joanne Gib on
open House
Sunday,
June 29,
1-4 p.m.
The Wright Place
340 Wright Rd.
Ste E
Norwalk
VVV j
-- BAMBINO'S RESTAURANT
Same classic taste now at
2025 Grand Ave., West Des Moines
Tues.-Fd., 11 a.m. to close; Sat., 4 p.m. to closq
*Tuesday Evening Special
Chicken Dinner $9.95
*Wednesday Evening Special
1/2 off any size pizza
*Lunch Menu
four whole eggs (none of
the eggs may be raw) and
use 12 or fewer ingredi-
ents.
Judging will begin at
10:30 a.m. at the Elwell
Family Food Center. Win-
ners will receive cooking
utensils and cash priKes,
including $150 for first
place overall, $100 for sec-
ond place overall and $50
for third place overall.
For more contest de-
tails, visit www.iowaeg
g.org or contact the Iowa
Egg Council at 515-727-
4701.
225'4842
Enjoy a West Des Moines address
and attend Norwalk Schools at Fox Valley.
Large walk )ut
lots backing
to a pond or
Iowa's
countryside.
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.,'' Quick, Easy drive
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to Jordan Creek, downtown, and the airport!
F Call for more inf.o:
! ! Allyn Brown JohnAkers
Suzy Marker!
:: [ -6403 453-5103 453-60 .
Directions: Hwy 5 Bypass To SW Connector, South To Maffitt Lake Rd, West To S
20th Or Orilla Rd, South Through 0rilla Development On The West Side Of The Road.
Iowa's largest
Bible School at
St. John the
Apostle
Youngsters attending
"Weird Animals," the
summer Bible sdiool event
at St. John the Apostle
Catholic Church, 720 Or-
chard Hills Dr., will learn
about the "unconditional
love of Jesus" through
Bible stories, creative ac-
tivities, team-building
games and entertaining
songs.
Registration is open for
Weird Animals Vacation
Bible School that will meet
from 6 to 8 p.m. Sunday
through Thursday, July 27-
31, There is no cost to at-
tend:
"Weird Animals" is
open to any child in the
Norwalk area from age ¢
through fourth grade. In
addition, students who
have completed fifth grade
and above can enjoy a
leadership experience as a
Bible school volunteer.
"We are excited to offer
this program where kids
can exp6ct the unexpected
in lessons and experi-
ences," said Bible School
Director Judy Corcoran.
"Our volunteers will lead
wonderful activities that
young people will enjoy.
They'll carry home their
excitement about God in
their lives to share with the
family."
The event will end with
a closing program of mu-
sic, video and treats on the
final evening.
To register or for more
information, send an email
to judycorcoran@gmail
.corn or call the parish at
981-4855.
(NAPS)--Potholes can
damage important steering
and suspension components,
including shocks and struts.
• It's a good idea to ask a ser-
vice provider to inspect your
steering and suspension sys-
tem before making any road
trips this spring. Learn more
at www.monroe.com.
To help motorists follow a
vehicle maintenance pro-
gram, a free digital "Car Care
Guide" is available from the
Car Care CouncilL-the
source of information for the
"Be Car Care Aware" cam- -
paign promoting regular
vehicle care, maintenance
and repair--at www.carcare.
org/car-care-guide.
Even the best windshield
wipers won't last forever. A
good rule of thumb, say
ACDelco specialists, is to
replace blades at least yearly,
or when you notice a streak,
skip or smear. To learn more
or find a Professi6nal Service
Center, visit www.acdelco.con~