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TSnews GODDARD – Members of the Goddard and Maize Our Community Chamber got a quick lesson in how to get and stay healthy during last week’s regular monthly Chamber luncheon. The guest speakers for last week’s meeting were Drs.

Celebrating fall

Halloween is an annual celebration that many children and adults look forward to each October. From the mysterious and the macabre to the goofy and gregarious, Halloween speaks to people in many different ways. And with the opportunity to accumulate several pounds of sugary treasure after a few hours of trick-or-treating, is it any wonder celebrants love Halloween?

Kids go through many rites of passage throughout childhood. There is the first time they go to school and leave parents behind for several hours per day. Another rite is sleeping over at a friend or family member's house or even summer camp. Still another may be being allowed to attend a movie alone with a friend. Small rites of passage signify a child is getting older and is ready for more responsibility and trust. Such may be the case when parents conclude that their children are ready to engage in Halloween fun without an adult chaperone.

Halloween is enjoyed by people of all ages, but few get a bigger kick out of the holiday than children. There are costumes to be worn, time spent with friends and the opportunity to collect free candy and other treats.

Ingredients 3 pounds beef stew meat or roast, cut into 1- to 2-inch pieces 3 10.5-ounce cans cream of celery soup Directions Preheat the oven to 325 degrees. In a deep nine-by-13-inch pan, add everything but the last 1 yellow onion, sliced 3 large carrots, sliced into bitesized coins 3/4 cup cooking sherry 6 to 8 cloves garlic, minced ingredient (the stuff for serving), and stir to coat the meat and vegetables.

Bob Kerschen has a big day to cheer, His 90th birthday has arrived this year. Back in 1935, his story took form, Spending much of his life laying brick and raising corn.

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