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Knights Ferry News for October 31, 2012
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Happy Halloween!

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Congratulations go out to Major Rett Burroughs for receiving his third Bronze Star. Rett is the son of Knights Ferry residents Lynn and Barbara Burroughs. Rett is in Afghanistan.

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Be on the lookout for red Solo Cups. Got wind that some locals are using garbage cans for the Solo cups for Halloween.

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There are people looking over the bridge in the Ferry, the salmon are running. The salmon count on the Stanislaus River is taken in the river near Riverbank. Already 2,179 Chinook salmon have passed the counting station. The run used to number in the millions but declined over the years. This year the count is up. The Salmon Festival on November 3rd at the Army Corp Park will celebrate the fish.

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John Witzke killed two small rattlesnakes on their Hwy 108 property last week. Bev Noe said they were in the garden and were small.

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Glad Bev Hay is recovering at home from having a stent put in her leg artery.

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At the MAC meeting the addition to the telephone building in the Plaza was discussed. So far they have only put marks on the ground! Dolly Haskell reported on the OID meeting she attended concerning the $5 fee to each household. They agreed that the Knights Ferry water district should be the one to handle the fee. There will be no meetings of the MAC in November and December. At the January meeting the MAC hopes to have some representative of the water board attend.

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Upcoming events for November: November 1st – Community Club dessert meeting at 7:00p.m. at the clubhouse. November 4th – 49th annual Pumpkin Roll with crafts, breakfast, food and the rolling. Turn your clock back November 4th. Knights Ferry School board meeting November 8th at 6:00p.m. November 12-Veteran’s Day, no school. November 13th is the meeting of the History and Museum Associates at 9:00a.m. at Miller’s Hall. November 14th Garden Club at Carol Davis’s home at 10:00a.m.November 20th Feast prepared by the Junior High students at KFS for the community at 11:00a.m. at the clubhouse.

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Ken and Linda Morris had a Halloween party for their granddaughter Rhiannon and friends last Saturday. Ken built a haunted house with 6 scary rooms and they had jack-o-lantern pizza, games, body part candy and lots of fun, Rhiannon was dressed as Dorothy, and other children were vampires, a sock monkey, mummy etc. The adults had a good time also.