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Outstanding Raffle Packages Await Lucky Winners

by Carla Fricke, Raffle Committee

W hoohoo! FIVE great raffle packages are being offered this year for the Fitzgibbon Auxiliary Hospital Bazaar! There’s sure to be

something for everyone. Tickets are on sale now and can be purchased from the Gift Shop, Auxiliary members, Sturhahn Jewelers, the Marshall Chamber of Commerce office, or by calling 660-631-3020, 660-229-7749, or 660-631-7801. They are $20 each or mix and match any three

raffles for $50.

Raffle Prize #1 is SMART HOME, sponsored by Charlie’s Appliance, Elmer Hare Ford, Bryan Brothers and Fitzgibbon Hospital IT Department. The lucky winner will receive a top-of-the-line Hoover Robotic Vacuum Cleaner, the Alexa Voice Service with Echo speaker, and two Echo Dots. If you’re not tech savvy, don’t worry, you’ll also get expert help from the Fitzgibbon Hospital IT Department to set up your new equipment. This useful Hoover Robot will routinely vacuum your home hands-free, while Alexa walks you through your favorite holiday recipes, plays music of your choice and performs a host of other voice commands. With an Echo dot in the room, information, music, weather, or calendar reminders can easily be acquired just by asking Alexa. Undoubtedly, technology helps make our lives easier!

Starting to plan for the Holidays? What are you going to serve for those festive meals and get-togethers? It might be time to think about purchasing your

Fitzgibbon Hospital Auxiliary Bazaar raffle ticket #2 – BEEF AND MORE. You’ll receive ½ prime grain-fed

beef generously donated by John McGraw, meat processing services donated by Smith’s Food Bank & Catering of Slater, and a 14 cubic foot frost-free upright freezer donated by Charlie’s Appliance Sales & Service. If you already have a freezer, no problem; Charlie will substitute in-store credit for any purchase in his store, excluding labor

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Greetings from Dr. Haug ...................... 1 Outstanding Raffle Packages................ 1 Bazaar Vendors Offer Unique Wares ... 3 Children’s Area features Santa and Fun Activities ..................................... 4 A Message from Our President ............ 5 Thank You Bazaar Supporters .............. 5 Save the Date: Fling 2018 .................... 5 Fitzgibbon announces new OB-GYN .... 6 Hospice Holiday Basket Project ........... 6 Auxiliary Efforts Multiplied through New Treatment Program................... 7 Helping Hands (Keep It Kind 65340) .... 7 Gift Shop News .................................... 8 Thank You Thursday Cookies a Hit ....... 8 Our Team ............................................. 9 Membership Dues & Chili Supper Tickets ............................................... 9 Bazaar Raffles ..................................... 10

Dr. Darin Haug President & CEO

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As November approaches, we know that our Auxilians are hard at work making preparations for the annual Holiday Bazaar. The Bazaar is one of our community traditions in Saline County, and we know many of our families look forward to attending. We continue to be thankful for all of your efforts in advocating for our hospital in the community. There are two important announcements that we would like to share with you this month. First, after three years of dedicated hard work and diligence

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by our staff, Fitzgibbon Hospital, all of our clinics, and The Living Center will “Go-Live” with Cerner as our new Electronic Health Record (EHR) on Monday, November 6. This new EHR will allow us to combine eight disparate systems we are currently utilizing throughout our organization. It will add many advantages including additional safety measures in patient care. With a project of this magnitude, it will, however, take some time before we reach the efficiencies we desire. We appreciate your patience and understanding as we continue to make ourselves better equipped in taking care of our patients. The second important announcement is the arrival of Dr. Steve Hong and his family. Dr. Hong is a board-certified OB-GYN and a personal long-time friend of mine. He is a person of tremendous character, and I believe you will see this in how he takes care of patients and how he treats people in general. Dr. Hong provides a full array of obstetrical and gynecological care that impacts the quality of life for women in our community. It is my hope that you will welcome him and his wife, Marcy, and daughter, Astin (6), and son, Rhys (15 months), to our community. He is a wonderful addition to our staff at Marshall Women’s Care with Dr. Karen Song and nurse midwives, Deanna Donnell and Megan Shepard. As always, thank you for all that you do to support our hospital. Your work truly impacts thousands of Saline County and surrounding area residents as you help us to ensure we meet our mission of improving the health of the communities we serve.

and service calls. We also thank Exchange Bank of Marshall for their generous sponsorship of this package. Great meals are sure to be served if you win this raffle package.

Who wouldn’t enjoy a night out with friends after a busy work week or appreciate a break from the holiday rush? Raffle #3 is the WINE, DINE, & RIDE IN STYLE package. The winner of this prize will enjoy four dinners for four diners at four fabulous area restaurants donated by the proprietors at each establishment – Catalpa’s in Arrow Rock, Beckett’s Restaurant located in Glasgow, Iron Horse Restaurant in Blackwater, and Stone Hedge Golf Club in Marshall. In addition to the dinners, the winner’s party will enjoy the wine-tasting experience at Bushwhacker Bend Winery in Glasgow prior to dining at Beckett’s. Enjoy a limousine ride to one restaurant of your choice graciously donated by Grandiose Limousine of Marshall. All Gratuities for this raffle prize are included. What a wonderful treat for your family or friends!

Are you ready for some shopping? Raffle #4 is a fabulous raffle -- CASH AND CARATS -- so appealing! Through the generosity of the Community Bank of Marshall and Sturhahn Jewelers, you will receive $500 in cash and a $500 gift certificate to Sturhahn Jewelers. What a great time to have extra cash and a

Sturhahn’s gift certificate to find that special someone a spectacular gift or use it as a bonus for yourself! There are so many avenues of choice that are available for you in this prize package.

The Holidays are approaching quickly and who couldn’t use an extra $1,000 in cash to do with whatever they wish? STASH of CA$H is the #5 Raffle ticket that can be purchased from the Fitzgibbon Hospital Auxiliary. The lucky winner of this prize will only have to decide how they want to use their winnings! This Raffle is sponsored by the generosity of Wood & Huston Bank and Central Missouri Agri Service, LLC.

Drawings will be held the night of the Bazaar, and you do not need to be present to win!

Tickets are on sale now through the evening of the Bazaar on November 10th. Now is the time to buy your tickets for all five raffles! Mix and match your raffles or select the one raffle package that appeals to you the most. Don’t miss your chance to win one of these fabulous prizes!

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Dr. Darin Haug


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Bazaar Vendors Offer Unique Wares

G rab your Christmas list and come to the Martin Community Center for a head start on your holiday shopping! Unique, quality products will be showcased in boutiques set up

exclusively for Holiday Bazaar shoppers beginning at 3 pm Friday, November 10, an hour before the hustle and bustle of the chili supper and children’s area open at 4:00. Favorite vendors return with new products, and we’ve added some exciting new dealers, too. They are all eager to provide you with a wonderful shopping experience.

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3J Wreaths Seasonal and team wreaths crafted by Judy Denton will bring lots of color and spirit to your porch or mantle. Judy, a retired art teacher, has an eye for the artistic and a flair for fun and brings new ideas to her wreaths and wood products from her travels around the world.

Ann Sullivan Jewelry Design

Always a favorite, Ann Sullivan returns to the Holiday Bazaar with fresh ideas in accessories. Shoppers love the variety of colored stones Ann uses in her hand-crafted pieces. Many on your shopping list would love to find one of Ann’s bracelets or earrings in their stockings on Christmas morning.

Arrow Rock

Antiques & Mercantile You know this wonderful shop on the Arrow Rock boardwalk is full of tantalizing items that would be sure to delight anyone on your list – including yourself! Brenda Christy is selecting the best of her shop to bring to the Martin Center, so be sure to stop by her booth to see her new lines as well as your favorites.

Beth’s ReCreations A new vendor at the Holiday Bazaar this year, Beth Boyer takes vintage and everyday items such as Mason jars or jeans pockets and “turns them into something completely different”. Her booth will be filled with clever holiday and home accessories, keepsakes, and gifts for that lucky person on your list.

Clever Container You know that feeling you get when you’ve cleaned out a closet, tidied a garage, or finally tackled that disaster of a junk drawer. Creating functional spaces is what Janet O’Neal, a new vendor, brings to the Holiday Bazaar. Janet will have products to purchase and many to order to create “space for life” in your home and car.

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What Christmas event would be complete without the excitement of children?

Our Holiday Bazaar is no exception! Taking a picture with Santa, decorating

Christmas cookies, and making an ornament to hang on the tree will add to

your special holiday memories as you see your children or grandchildren

enjoying these fun activities at this year’s Bazaar. The photo with Santa is

available for only $6, and all other activities are free. Balloon animals, face

painting, and all other activities will be available from 4 to 8 p.m., and Santa will

be available to hear the children’s wishes from 4 to 7 p.m.

Fitzgibbon Gift Shop We will set up shop in the Martin Community Center with all of our best lines of jewelry, stuffed animals, gift items, team gear, and holiday décor. Our Fudge Samplers and Spoon Lovin’ Fudge will be ready for taste testing, and we will have bazaar specials, too. Be sure to stop in to see the Oliver, the Ornament and The Giving Manger boxed book sets that emphasize kindness and family.

Karma Kettle Corn Mike Davidson will park his kettle corn trailer at the front door, and the enticing aroma of fresh popped kettle corn will fill the night air. Kettle corn freezes well, so pick up several bags to share and give over the holidays while watching those wonderful holiday movies and Sunday football games.

LuLaRoe Miranda Fuchs will be setting up shop at the Holiday Bazaar to showcase LuLaRoe, where style meets comfort. If you haven’t discovered this line of women’s clothing, you are in for a treat. The fabrics are so comfy, and the fit is carefree -– just the right combination to get you through holiday parties and shopping and baking and wrapping and decorating and traveling and …

Shirley’s

Tupperware Everyone loves Tupperware! This 73 year-old com-pany continues to

thrive due to their terrific customer service and an exceptional product line designed to meet the needs of today’s families. Shirley Garrison will bring classic and new products to demonstrate. She will have some items for sale and will take orders, too. See what Tupperware has to offer by stopping by Shirley’s booth.

Simply Pallets by ML We’re excited to have Madeline Lee’s array of customizable pallet signs and canvases join us again this year! Fun, inspirational, and holiday sayings adorn signs of all shapes, sizes, and colors. Madeline takes custom orders, so you can have a favorite saying personalized in the color of your choice. Bring your Christmas shopping list, and check off several at Simply Pallets.

Three Sisters Boutique Mindy Maddux and her sisters make very trendy glass soldered charms, leather and copper bracelets, build-your-own charm bracelets, and custom metal stamped accessories. Whatever your passion, Three Sisters Boutique has a charm for that!

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Dear Members,

I hope you had a great summer! The leaves are changing, the nights are cooler, and the hint of Holiday Bazaar is in the air! Doesn’t it seem the calendar sheets turn faster every year?

This is the 51st year for the Holiday Bazaar, and it is our biggest fundraiser. Many willing hands are needed to keep this community tradition alive and robust, so I hope you will say, “Yes” when asked to man a station, bake a pie, prepare some yummies for the bake sale, sell tickets, or help in the many worthwhile roles our volunteers play in the bazaar’s success.

A large chunk of the Holiday Bazaar’s profit comes from raffle ticket sales. If, after reading about the fantastic raffles offered this year, you would be willing to take a packet of tickets to sell, please contact Melisa at 631-3020.

Please share our newsletter with your friends and neighbors and encourage them to join our auxiliary. Be sure to bring a friend to SHOP and EAT, too!

Thank you from the bottom of my heart for all the

good work Fitzgibbon Auxiliary Ambassadors do

throughout the year. You make our community a

better place.

Marty Marty Webster, President Fitzgibbon Hospital Auxiliary Ambassadors


. . . to our wonderful businesses and individuals who

have pledged their support of our HOLIDAY BAZAAR.

We are, indeed, grateful!!

Agri Services of Brunswick

Bill and Nancy Jackson

Beckett’s Restaurant

Bryan Brothers

Bushwhacker Bend Winery

Cargill

Catalpa’s

Central Missouri Agri Service

Charlie’s Applicance Sales & Service

Community Bank of Marshall

Elmer Hare Ford

Exchange Bank of Missouri

Grandiose Limousine

Iron Horse Restaurant

John McGraw Cattle Co.

Mid State Seeds

Smith Food Bank and Catering

Stonehedge Golf Club

Sturhahn Jewelry

Tyson Deli of Concordia

Weber Seeds

Wood & Huston Bank

If you would like to be a financial supporter of the Holiday Bazaar, please

call Donna at 886-7431 ext 667.


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Fitzgibbon Hospital announces new OB-GYN

F itzgibbon Hospital and Marshall Women’s Care announce that Steve Hong, D.O., has joined the staff as a board-certified OB-GYN physician and surgeon. Dr. Hong will be

delivering babies and caring for women of all ages. His practice includes the surgical treatment of many common women’s health conditions. Dr. Hong completed his residency in obstetrics and gynecology at Tripler Army Medical Center in Honolulu, HI, in 2005 after graduating with his Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree from the Kansas City University of Medicine and Biosciences, College of Osteopathic Medicine in 2001. Prior to joining Fitzgibbon Hospital and Marshall Women’s Care, Dr. Hong was the Chair of the OB-GYN department at Lakeview Medical Center in Rice Lake, WI. He was also part of the OB-GYN residency faculty at Womack Army Medical Center in Ft. Bragg, NC, where he instructed medical residents in various aspects of obstetrics and gynecological care. In addition to his experience practicing obstetrics and gynecology, Dr. Hong has also garnered numerous accolades as an educator of women’s care. In 2014, he received the Womack Family Practice Obstetrics and Gynecology Faculty Teacher Award. In 2013, he received the Obstetrics and Gynecology Faculty of the Year, and in in 2005, he won both Obstetrics Resident of the Year and Pelvic Surgeon of the Year. He was a David A. Gee Administrative Fellow and was honored by the American Hospital Association/Institute for Diversity in Healthcare Scholarship, one of only seven individuals to be recognized nationally. Dr. Hong also was recognized as an AUPHA & Abbott Fellow for Outstanding Academic and Leadership Achievement in Healthcare Administration, one of only 10 recognized nationally. He is a decorated U.S. Army Veteran, having received the Meritorious Service Medal and Army Commendation medal for his work in the 86

th Combat Support Hospital in Baghdad, Iraq.

“Dr. Hong is a wonderful addition to our women’s care team of Dr. Karen Song and nurse midwives Deanna Donnell and Megan Shepard. Not only does he have significant education and experience, you will find him to be a friend and a compassionate physician who is dedicated to patient-centered care. He has a very kind spirit and is a loving husband and father. We are so very fortunate that he has decided to move here and care for the women of our community,” said Darin Haug, D.O., President and CEO of Fitzgibbon Hospital. “Steve and his wife, Marcy, are excited to get involved and be active in our community.” “Providing excellent health care to women in all phases of their lives is very important to me. I am dedicated to assisting patients make the most informed decisions regarding their medical care, and I understand that the patient is the most important person in any health care environment,” said Dr. Hong. “I have spent most of my career in the Midwest, and I look forward to being a valuable resource in the medical community at Fitzgibbon Hospital and in Marshall and the surrounding area,” said Hong. When he is not working, Dr. Hong enjoys spending his free time with his family — his wife, Marcy, seven-year-old daughter, Astin, and 15-month-old son, Rhys. He also enjoys fishing, golfing and watching football.

Mary Montgomery Hospice Annual Holiday Basket Project

G rief and loss is a part of all our lives. The staff of Fitzgibbon Mary Montgomery Hospice recognizes how holidays can magnify the loss for those who have recently lost a loved one. Family and togetherness is what the holidays

are all about. The first set of holidays can be especially painful. The sadness feels sadder and the loneliness goes deeper. Many families have traditions related to the holidays, which can be heavily impacted by the loss. Our hospice team has chosen to support grieving families with a simple, but very meaningful gesture—the holiday basket. Our staff, along with hospice volunteers and Fitzgibbon Auxiliary, create baskets of “goodies” to deliver to families that have lost a loved one during the prior year. Written resources about grief and holidays are included with the basket. At delivery time, staff check-in with families with words of encouragement and support. The baskets are typically met with a few tears, but also heartfelt thanks for having their grief acknowledged at such a hard time. Food items typically included in the baskets are prepackaged items such as popcorn, hot chocolate, cookies, Chex mix, flavored crackers (Cheez-It, etc.), flavored teas, breakfast bars, trail mix, soup mixes or any home baked goods packaged in zip lock bags. Fitzgibbon Auxiliary members help provide the goodies for the baskets. If you would like to help, items may be delivered to the Gift Shop or Auxiliary Office the first part of November. If you have questions or would like to help with the assembly of the basket, please call the Hospice office 886-7431 ext. 293 or 831-3316.

Steve Hong, D.O

Helping Hands helping Patients in Need

When the Fitzgibbon Helping Hands Committee recently identified a need for personal hygiene and food items that could be given to patients in need when they are dismissed from the hospital or after a doctor's appointment, the Keep It Kind 65340 volunteers came to the rescue. The group of volunteers helped stuff 100 “We Care” bags. These bags will save our staff time by eliminating the need to go to Walmart or Aldi’s to purchase items as they are needed. Angela Igo (Chief Nursing Officer), Jean Tumlinson (Dietary) and Karissa Bishop (Materials Management) worked together to develop the list of contents (pictured below), which were paid for by the Helping Hands Fund.

Left, Helping Hands Committee

members (back row, L-R) Amy

Sarbaugh, Jennifer White and

Mona Dobbins, together with

Foundation Director, Jackie

Finnegan (far right), are pictured

with the Keep It Kind volunteers.

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Auxiliary Efforts multiplied through New Treatment Program

F undraising by the Auxiliary Ambassadors allows us to sponsor staff members’ continuing education by

paying their registration fees for workshops, classes, and certification training. The reports from staff who attend help us appreciate the vital role our auxiliary efforts play in the health of our community. Jennifer Dickinson, PT, DPT, Physical Therapist at Fitzgibbon, recently reported to the board after attending a second course in Pelvic Floor Therapy, for which our Auxiliary paid the registration fees. “Honestly, the day after I returned from my course, I used something I learned in the course with every one of my patients,” said Dickinson Pelvic floor physical therapy is a new service offered at Fitzgibbon Rehab, which treats individuals with multiple issues related to bowel, bladder, and intimacy. This includes accidental leakage of urine when

coughing, sneezing, or laughing or an inability to control bowel or bladder when trying to get to the restroom. Pelvic floor issues can also include a feeling of incomplete bladder emptying or difficulty starting or maintaining a urine stream. Pelvic pain during intercourse, bowel movements, or at rest is also common, but not normal. These issues can be addressed with pelvic floor PT as well. Treatment can also include managing pelvic pressure, a feeling of heaviness or falling out, and pregnancy or post-partum related issues, including back pain, diastasis recti and sciatica. Dickinson explained how our investment in the Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy program has helped the hospital, as well as individual patients. “I want to thank the Auxiliary for the growth in our Pelvic Floor PT service. I have had 225 therapy visits since the program began, and that has generated over $20,000 for the hospital. The money you invested in my continuing education has been reinvested tenfold,” said Dickinson Congratulations, Auxilians, on a job well done!

Jennifer Dickinson Physical Therapist

Keep It Kind 65340 is a group of women of all ages who come together to make friends, spread kindness through the community and also provide service to the community when appropriate. Keep It Kind 65340 is a continuation of the Kind Campaign that came to Marshall this year with their powerful program about kindness.

F all in The Gift Shop brings new team gear, The Great Purse Reveal, Halloween and fall décor, Pink Week

shirt sales, planning for the Holiday Bazaar booth, and preparations for Christmas. It’s a busy, but rewarding time.

We thought it would be hard to surpass the in-credible results of the 2016 shop-ping event, The Great Purse Re-veal, but we did – by a whopping $6.14! The six-day sale featured our fall fashions and décor, and The Gift Shop was bustling with shoppers eager to see the new trends in purses, jewelry, wraps, and more. Thank you to all the vol-unteers who


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Above: Jacque Hare offers samples of appetizer packets and relishes at The Great Purse Reveal; Below: The Gift Shop shelves were full of new purses, scarves, jewelry and fall decor for the Great Purse Reveal.

Thank You Thursday Cookies are a Big Hit!

A big THANK YOU to all the bakers who brought cookies to give to our hard- working staff on “Thank You Thursdays!” The entire Fitzgibbon staff is involved in planning, implementing, teaching, and learning the conversion to the Cerner operating system. They are VERY appreciative of the support and encouragement those cookies represent as they add learning a new system to their duties.

worked so hard to keep the shop looking nice while helping our customers find their favorites. New team items include KC Chiefs soup tureens, beer/popcorn buckets for the Chiefs, Mizzou, and Roy-als fans, MU bluetooth garden speakers, Mizzou wine and pilsner glasses, team jewelry, flags, ornaments, clear purses, and even team fishing lures! Come see our great section of team gear! We are excited to reveal beautiful and fun Christmas decorations at the Holiday Bazaar. The items will be available in the shop beginning Monday, November 13. Warmies are returning to The Gift Shop this season. Warmies are house boots and stuffed animals that become warm and fragrant with a hint of lavender when warmed in a microwave – perfect for those chilly eve-nings ahead. Two book sets we are offering would make terrific gifts for children. Oliver, the Ornament, is a boxed set that includes a book and an ornament and tells the story of an ornament that is bul-lied by the other ornaments into thinking the family doesn’t want him on their tree because he is broken. Kindness works its magic, and the story ends by encouraging children to ask their par-ents about the stories of the ornaments on their families’ trees. It even includes pages for the ornaments’ stories to be recorded in the book. The Giving Manger is a book set that helps a family focus on giving. It includes a heartwarming story to ex-plain the tradition, a wooden manger, pieces of straw that are placed in the manger after each act of service and compassion, and a baby Jesus. Only when the manger is prepared through acts of kindness is the baby Jesus placed in the manger. We have a fantastic group of volunteers who keep The Gift Shop running smoothly! In the last few months, five new volunteers have accepted shifts in The Gift Shop. Volunteers graciously trade shifts, so there can be flexi-bility to accommodate changes in plans and appoint-ments. If you are interested in working a 3 hour shift once each month, please call the office at 886-7431 ext. 667. When a shift becomes available, we’ll give you a call to see if that shift will work with your schedule.

Warmies are microwavable stuffed

animals and house shoes that will warm those cool

days ahead.

O nce again, we have a great group of women that have answered the call to chair the different areas of the

Bazaar. This year’s team includes Marty Webster, Barbara Pennock, Brenda Coffman, Jacque Hare, Sherry Shannon, Bonnie Faris, Bethany Kreisel, Virginia Bryant, Gloria Fetter, Linda Clark, Suzie Stallings, Jessie Oxford, and Donna Whyte. These ladies are working on getting a team of auxiliary volunteers ready for another successful Bazaar. If you would be available to help on November 10, please contact the auxiliary office, and we can make sure you are helping in an area that you enjoy.

We are, also, very grateful to the Fitzgibbon Hospital staff. They contribute so much to the success of the Bazaar. Cindy Eagle, Richard DeFord, Jackie Finnegan, Jean Tumlinson and the great Dietary staff, and the Maintenance and Housekeeping staff are just a few of the many hospital employees who are vital to this great event and all of the Auxiliary endeavors. The hospital staff is always supportive and ready to provide help and contribute so much to make the Auxiliary a vital part of the FITGIBBON TEAM.

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Included in this newsletter are two Holiday Bazaar Chili and Soup Supper tickets for you to sell or buy - AND - a renewal form for your membership dues payment. Auxiliary dues are $15 and chili and soup supper tickets are $14 ($7 each) — the total for both is $29.

Money can be turned in at the Holiday Bazaar membership table, or you can mail your check to the Auxiliary Treasurer: Suzie Stallings 209 E. Meadow Crest Ct. Marshall, MO 65340 Please make checks payable to Fitzgibbon Auxiliary.

Membership Dues / Chili & Soup Supper Tickets

NAME:____________________________________________________________________________________

ADDRESS:_________________________________________________________________________________

PHONE: (H)_____________________________________ (C)____________________________________

EMAIL:____________________________________________________________________________________

___ $15 Dues

___ $14 Chili/Soup Supper Tickets (2 @ $7/each)

MAIL TO: Suzie Stallings 209 E. Meadow Crest Ct. Marshall, MO 65340

TOTAL ENCLOSED: $____________ Please make checks payable to “Fitzgibbon Auxiliary”

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Our Raffle Committee has put together 5 WONDERFUL RAFFLES that we know EVERYONE is going to love! Tickets are ready, and we would love for you to help us

sell them. Contact Melisa Shannon (631-3020) for more information.

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