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Community Announcements offer free publicity to non-profit organizations. This information is aired on KWON, KYFM, KRIG and KPGM at various times throughout the day. It is also published on the Sunrise Reporter and on this website. Please be concise, as time/space is limited. Also, include a phone number in case we need to verify your information. You may fax your information to 918-336-6939, or fill out the form at the bottom of this page and click to submit it.

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Tuesday, May 13, 2008

The Sweet Shop, sponsored by the Jane Phillips Society , is open every Thursday, 11:30am-1pm, in the lobby of the Adams Building, at ConocoPhillips. There is a variety of homemade cookies, cakes, brownies, and breads. The funds raised are used to support youth oriented agencies in our community.

Billy Palmer, Norman Farrell and friends are back again this year with live acoustic guitar music, every Friday, 11:30am-12:30pm, in front of Souper Deli, 522 SW Keeler. All proceeds from tips will be donated to the American Cancer Society Relay for Life.

Memorial Day Flowers are available Monday through Saturday, 8am-6pm and Sunday, 1-6pm, at the Pawhuska Senior Citizens Center (behind Police Station). For more information, call 918-287-1410.

The Salvation Army Summer Club is now accepting enrollment applications for the summer. Hours are Monday through Friday, 7:30am-6pm for those going into 1st grade - 8th grade . This summer is going to be fun, exciting and life changing. For more information, call 336-6454.

The Frank Phillips Home will be closed through Wednesday for restoration of the kitchen floors.

Bartlesville Adult Chapter of Fellowship of Christian Athletes will hold their next luncheon, today, noon, at Sterling's Grille. Coach Dave Rader will speak. Coach Rader graduated from the University of Tulsa and was the starting quarterback for the Golden Hurricane in 1977 and 1978. Cost is $8 for lunch, tip included. RSVP to 336-1001, fax to 336-6939 or email kpotter6@juno.com.

The Washington-Nowata Nutrition Project invites you to join today, 6pm, at the E.K. Thomas Activity Center, 500 Cass , for a community social. Dinner will be a baked potato and chili with all the fixing's as well as dessert. Speakers will include Kay Carter, Director of Grand Gateway Area Agency on Aging, Jennifer Case from Oklahoma State Aging Services Division DHS, Judy Branscum, Director of Older Citizen Services, and E.K. Thomas, Senior program coordinator Westside Community Center . For more information or to make a reservation, call 534-1270. New Life Church, 4700 E. Tuxedo, will be taking Angel Food Orders , tomorrow, Thursday and Friday, 5-7pm.

Tyler Memorial Library, AKA: Dewey Public Library, 9th and Shawnee, is giving away books out of the book sale through Thursday, during regular library hours, to make room for the Summer Reading Program “Catch the Reading Bug.”

OK Mozart is accepting applications from string, woodwind and brass students from seventh grade through college to participate in the OKM Music Education Workshops to be held at the First United Methodist Church, in Bartlesville , on June 18. The workshops give students the chance to work with professional musicians from the OKM Resident Orchestra, Amici New York. Application fee is $10, which includes a pizza party following the workshops and two complimentary tickets to the “Mozart and the Masters” concert at the Bartlesville Community Center that evening. Interested students can call 336-9900 or visit www.okmozart.com for applications. Applications are due by this Friday.

Angel Food Orders are being taken Friday, 9:30am-6pm, and Saturday, 9:30am-4pm, at Bartlesville First Church of the Nazarene, 3650 Adams Blvd. For $30, you get at least $50-$80 worth of top quality food. Pick-up is Saturday, May 31 , 8:30-10:30am. For May menu and details, call 335-3211 or visit www.bcfnaz.org.

Get your football team together to support the Bartlesville Family YMCA in the 2nd Annual 4 vs. 4 Flag Football Tournament, Saturday. For details, rules and sign-up sheets, visit www.bvilleflagfootball.com , call 336-0713 or email info@bvilleflagfootball.com.

Bartlesville Sports Commission's inaugural Hall of Fame Dinner will be Saturday, at the Bartlesville Community Center. Four athletes and one team will be honored. LSU Hall of Fame Coach Dale Brown will speak. Table sponsorships and tickets are available by calling 440-4119 or email sherri@bartlesvillesports.com.

The Tall Grass Prairie Blue Star Mothers are hosting a Benefit Card Run , Saturday, to raise money to send much needed supplies to local troops. The Run will start and end at the American Legion, in Bartlesville . Registration begins at 10am for a $20 fee. All makes and models are welcome, cars too. For more information, email gdsangelx1@sbcglobal.net or Robert.kowal@us.army.mil.

“Ask A Genealogist” Day will be held Saturday, 9am-4pm, at the Bartlesville Public Library Local and Family History Room. Members of the Genealogical Society will be available to answer questions and make suggestions regarding genealogical research.

Bartlesville Boot Scooters Square Dance Club will hold the annual Bartlesville Jamboree, Saturday, at the Washington County Fairgrounds Building, in Dewey. Grand March begins at 7:30pm. Enjoy an evening of square dancing, door prizes, half-pot and refreshments.

The 57th Annual Downtown Kiwanis Annual Fishing Derby will be held Saturday, May 17, 9am-noon, at Jo Allyn Lowe Park . Admission is Free and children must be accompanied by an adult. There will be three different age groups eligible to enter the competition; 3-6; 7-9; and 10-12 years old. Door prizes will be awarded, as well as free drinks and everyone leaves with something. For more information, call 336-1504 or email michael_bush@hotmail.com .

Group Guitar Classes will continue at Good Shepherd Church , Tuesdays, May 20 through June 3. Guitar I , for intermediate beginners, will meet from 6-7pm and Guitar for Dummies will be held from 7-8pm. For more information or to enroll, visit BartlesvilleMusicLessons.com or call 333-1708.

The Bartlesville Development Corporation will be presenting its Fiscal Year 2008-2009 Business Plan and Budget in an open forum, Wednesday, May 21, 7pm, in the Wichita Room at Tri County Technology Center, 6101 SE Nowata Road. The public is invited to attend and questions and comments are encouraged.

The Arthritis Foundation is conducting a public education forum at the Bartlesville Public Library, Thursday, May 22, 2-3:30pm. Dr. Michael Malloy , a rheumatologist, will provide a comprehensive overview of Rheumatoid Arthritis, including signs and symptoms, treatment options, pain management, medication, etc. The event is free and open to the public. Light refreshments will be served and door prizes will be given away. RSVP to the Arthritis Foundation at 918-495-3553 or 800-400-4526.

The Wann School Annual Reunion will be held Saturday, May 24, at the Wann Community Center . Attendees should being a covered dish. Doors open at 5pm and the meal will be served at 6:30pm. All graduates, former students and teachers are invited to attend. Everyone is encouraged to bring an item for the Silent Auction . Proceeds enable the Alumni Association to offer a $400 scholarship to a High School Senior.

Graduation Ceremonies will be scheduled to replay on Saturday, May 24, 6pm, for Bartlesville High School on KWON 1400 AM and Pawhuska High School, 11am, on KPGM 1500 AM . On Sunday, May 25, at 7pm, Dewey High School will be aired on KWON 1400 AM. Nowata High School , will be aired at 5pm, Monday, May 26, on KWON 1400 AM.

Woolaroc Mountain Man Camp at Crystal Lake will be held every weekend through May 26. Walk back in time in an authentic camp of tents and teepees demonstrating the lifestyle of the pre-Civil War era of the 1840's. Admission is $8 for adults and children 11 and under are free. For more information, call 336-0307 or visit www.woolaroc.org.

Bartlesville's Downtown Block Party and premier summer event, the Heart of Town (H.O.T.) Street Party will return for its fifth summer season on May 30, presented by 66 Federal Credit Union and July 11, presented by ConocoPhillips. There will be food vendors, giveaways, live Main Stage entertainment for kids and adults alike and more. For more information, visit www.hotstreetparty.org.

Pioneer Days will be held May 30, 31 and June 1, in Caney, Kansas . Enjoy tractor pulls, quilt show, parades, music, crafts, rope making, blacksmith demonstrations, children's games and more. Admission is by donation. For more information, visit www.cvapa.com.

The Green Country Garden Club is sponsoring a tour of six beautiful gardens featuring terraced gardens, waterfalls, streams and a variety of plantings, including herbs and vegetables, Saturday, May 31, 9am-5pm and Sunday, June 1, 1-5pm. The gardens of the Extreme Makeover Home are on this year's tour and will include a tour of the home. Adult tickets are $8 and children's tickets are $3. Call 766-0611 for more details.

The Westside Community Center would like to make the public aware of the Summer Fine Arts program running from June 2 to July 18, from 9am until 4pm, Monday through Friday. It is open to all children ages 7 to 14 years old and includes classes in Music Appreciation, dance, Theatre, and Sign language, as well as several workshops. Enrollment is $35 per child with a maximum of $90 per household. For more information or to enroll, call 336-6760 or visit www.westsidecommunitycenterbville.org.

The 19th Annual Scouting Golf Tournament will be held Friday, June 6, 1pm, at Adams Golf Course. Entry fee is $100 per player, which includes green fees, cart, range balls, lunch, drinks and prizes. Tournament is limited to the first 25 teams. For more information, call 336-9170 or visit www.cherokeescouter.org.

Bartlesville Physical Rehabilitation and American Cancer Society Relay for Life presents Games for a Cure , Saturday, June 7, 7pm, at the Elks Lodge . Tickets are a $10 donation and may be purchased at the Elks Lodge, BPR or by calling 331-9922. Tickets will be available at the door. There will be food and drinks as well as great prizes from area businesses.

Ride For A Cure Card Run will held June 7, beginning at 10am, at Magillakutty's, 401 N. Kornegay, in Nowata. Cost is $10 per hand. All proceeds to the American Cancer Society. For more information, call 440-2957, 331-8661 or 273-1122.

First Presbyterian Church will be holding Vacation Bible School , June 9-13. There will be music, skits, Bible stories, food, crafts and games. Children in Pre-K through 5th grade are invited to attend. To register, call 336-5762 or www.fpcbok.org.

Oaks Mission High School Reunion will be held Saturday, July 26, 1-4pm, at the Oaks Mission High School Cafetorium . All former students, teachers and administrators are welcome. For more information, call 918-443-2492.

Mens Bible Study meets each Friday, noon, at Sterling's Grille . A Buffet Lunch is served for $8. Join the fellowship and study with men in our community. All men are welcome and encouraged to bring a friend.