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Kinsloe House hosts program from Asia
The Auditing Committee, headed by Jan Noblett, Seley Fuller, Ruth Scott, and Arlene Stewart will have their program at Kinsloe House on Jan. 23, 2013 at 12 noon.
Members who attend will go on a trip to the ancient kingdoms. Sandra Curtis and Arliss Watson will bring travel highlights, collected souvenirs, and pictures from their exotic and colorful trip to Asia — Thailand, Laos, Viet Nam, and Cambodia. This should be a wonderful presentation for all to see.
Make your reservations and cancellations by noon, Monday, Jan. 21, 2013 by calling (903) 874-5791.
Navarro County Retired Teachers celebrated
holidays
The Navarro County Retired Teachers Association met at 9:45 a.m. Dec. 14, 2012 at Northwest Apartments Community Center. The program was Christmas music presented by a quartet comprised of Bernie Thompson, Larry Talbert, Peggy Smith and Lucy Waterman. The meeting was chaired by Patty Knauth.
Navarro County Retired Teachers Association met at 9:45 a.m. Nov. 9, 2012 at Northwest Apartments Community Center. The program was given by Jean O’Connor representing the Angels of Corsicana Troop Support group.
NARFE holds monthly meeting
On Tuesday, Jan. 8, 2013, NARFE, National Association of Active/Retired Federal Employees Chapter 1191, held its monthly meeting at Ryan's Buffet in Waxahachie. Members welcomed Mr. Gregory Wilhelm, who conducted an outstanding presentation on the legal aspects of life as a senior citizen. Membership is open to federal employees, retiree, and their spouses. If you are from Waxahachie, Ennis, Corsicana or surrounding areas contact a local chapter representative or call 800-627-3394 or go to www.narfe.org.
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Courtesy photo Christmas music was presented by a quartet comprised of Bernie Thompson, Larry Talbert, Peggy Smith and Lucy Waterman. The meeting was chaired by Patty Knauth.
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Courtesy photo Patty Knauth, left, with Navarro County Retired Teachers Association presents Jean O'Connor of Angels of Corsicana Troop Support with a check to help purchase contents of the Christmas boxes sent to our troops overseas.
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Courtesy photo Members of Navarro County Retired Teachers Association gather behind a table displaying their contributions to the Christmas boxes packed by Angels of Corsicana Troop Support prior to Christmas.
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Courtesy photo Greg Wilhelm, Attorney, Mediator, Arbitrator and Former Texas Trial Court Judge and Ralph Nelson, Local NARFE Legislative Representative.
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Courtesy photo Corsicana Economic Development Director Lee McCleary (center) updated the Monday Navarro County Rotary Club on economic activity in Navarro County. Greg Olson (left) and Dean Barker (right) welcomed Lee to the meeting. The Navarro County Rotary Club meets Monday at noon at the Sirloin Stockade.
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Courtesy photo Dean Barker, President of the Navarro County Rotary Club welcomes new member Todd Wills at a recent meeting. The Navarro Rotary Club meets each Monday at noon at the Sirloin Stockade.
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5 p.m. Update: Storms cover most of county, Tornado Watch remains in effect
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