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Fall Bazaar

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Event# 620-449-2266

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O.K. -- here's a good one for you. You can scratch your head on what might be donated to the church for this Fall Bazaar. Typically there will be some cows, hay, rock and who knows on the big items.

People buy these and then donate them back so they can be sold again.
How often do you see that my friends? Pretty good.

Other items brought for sale? It all depends on what people bring so it might be some or it might be a lot. Frankly I think it would be worth going to see just how things are done at this event.

There is a dinner/lunch served at 11:00 am and the sale is right after that.

What's being served? Why Turkey And All The Fixin's is what is served.
Cost is under $10.00 --- usually around $7 or $8 but the cost has not been set yet.

Held at the Parish Hall at 304 Lafayette Street.

You can make a day out of this one because you can go on down to the Neosho Wildlife Area to do a bit of hiking or wildlife watching. I think this one
could be a unique sort of experience --- wouldn't you say so?


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Fall Bazaar


Phone : 620-449-2266   (Always call and confirm events.)

Email Address : cityofstpaul@rlrnews.com

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Neosho Wildlife Area Fishing

Neosho Wildlife Area Fishing
Sportsmen are encouraged to take advantage of fishing,
which is normally allowed from March 1 to October
1. Fishing for flathead and channel catfish on the
Neosho River, which forms the west boundary of the
area, can be seasonally good to excellent. Bowfishing
for carp on mudflats in spring and summer draws a
high interest among local anglers

Neosho Wildlife Area Hunting

Neosho Wildlife Area Hunting
During spring and fall, the number of migrant ducks
is most impressive, sometimes reaching 100,000 birds.
More than 60,000 ducks, primarily mallards, normally
spend the entire winter on the area.
Prior to the hunting seasons, the waterfowl hunting
areas (Pool 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and the South Unit) are
flooded with approximately two feet of water. Pool 3,
located in the refuge area remains flooded throughout
the year. All other pools are drained in the early spring.
Three of the fifteen pools are managed in a moist soil
environment through an annual water level manipulation
plan. Four green tree marshes ranging in size from
five to fifteen acres offer a different type of hunting
opportunity for the area sportsmen. Approximately 250
acres of corn, milo, and millet are planted in the pools
by area personnel.
In the waterfowl hunting areas, portable blinds may
be used or temporary blinds may be constructed of
native vegetation. These blinds must be removed within
10 days following the close of the waterfowl season.
No holes or pits may be dug for any purpose. Waterfowl
hunters may not shoot from dikes or roads.
Boats (except air boats) may be used for hunting but
must be removed within 10 days following the close of
the season
Waterfowl hunters must obtain a daily hunting permit
at the check station prior to beginning their hunt
and return the completed form at the end of their hunt.
The “South Unit” is closed to all waterfowl hunting at
1:00 P.M.. daily.
Pool 8 is restricted to waterfowl hunters accompanied
by a youth hunter, 16 years of age or less on weekends
and holidays. The adults may hunt with the youth
hunter.
In addition to waterfowl, other game may be hunted
in season The area affords good hunting for deer, quail,
rabbit, turkey, and squirrel. Hunters are cautioned to
use good sportsmanship and safe gun handling. These
are essential on public hunting areas where crowded
conditions exist at certain times.

Park Area Attractions

St. Paul 7

Erie 3

Parsons 9

Girard 21

Park Area Events

St. Paul 6

Erie 4

Parsons 1

Girard 4

Park Area Businesses

St. Paul 9

Erie 15

Parsons 13

Girard 14