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the day. It is also published on the Sunrise Reporter and
on this website. Please be concise, as time/space is limited.
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information. You may fax your information to 918-336-6939,
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Tuesday,
March 9, 2010
Mens
Bible Study meets each Friday, noon, at Sterling's
Grille . A Buffet Lunch is served for $9. Join the fellowship
and study with men in our community. All men are welcome and encouraged
to bring a friend.
Bartlesville
Gamblers Anonymous meets on Tuesday and Thursday, 7pm,
at First United Methodist Church, 500 SE Johnstone.
The
Caney Valley Conservation District has announced
that funds are available for Cost-share assistance on selected conservation
practices benefiting soil and water conservation. The State of Oklahoma
has provided limited funds to our conservation district to help
landowners implement measures that protect soil and water resources.
Applications will be accepted through May 3, 2010. For
more information, stop by the Caney Valley Conservation
District, 205 E. 12th St., Dewey, OK , between 8am-4:30pm.
Washington
County Youth Baseball and Softball is in need of team sponsors
for the Spring Season . To sponsor a team, send
a check and any special requests, if any, to WCYBS, P.O.
Box 180, Bartlesville, OK 74005 . For more information,
call 661-1804.
Junior
Achievement needs classroom volunteers. Volunteering with
Junior Achievement provides opportunity to inspire
and instill a message of opportunity in the kids of today, and the
leaders of tomorrow. For more information, call Lisa Harris at 918-663-2155
or email lharri@jaok.org.
The
Bartlesville Ladies Connection will hold their
Diamonds and Discoveries Luncheon, Thursday, 11:45am-1:15pm,
at the COP cafeteria Garden Room, at Frank Phillips and
Johnstone. You can purchase your lunch and bring it to
the Garden Room. Space is limited. Enjoy Diamonds by Dayna
McCoy of McCoy Jewelers. Jenny Brown of Phillips Museum
will presents Phillips Museum Discoveries. Nancy Grace of
Springdale, Arkansas , will tell how she found her special
lost gem. After the meeting, there will be free tours at the Phillips
Museum .
Cost is free for first time guest and $2 for regular attendees.
RSVP by noon, today , by calling 331-0499 or 333-5141
or email kpotter6@juno.com. Complimentary
childcare is available with reservations.
Caney
United Methodist Church Annual Spaghetti Dinner will be
held tomorrow, 4:30-7pm, in
the church basement, 114 N. High in Caney, Kansas. Donations
of $5 for adults and $3 for children 11 and under are suggested
and appreciated. Local call-in
and carry out orders will be provided. For more information,
or to place an order ahead of time, call 620-879-2648.
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy will hold their
monthly meeting tomorrow, 1pm.
For meeting and membership information, call 333-7902.
New
Life Church, 4700 E. Tuxedo Blvd., will be taking Angel
Food Orders tomorrow
and Thursday, from 5-7pm or you can order online at www.angelfoodministries.com
. For more information, call 333-5117.
Reda
People Club invites all former Reda Pump people
, Thursday, 5:30pm, at the Washington County Adult
Center, 300 Angus, in Dewey. Bring a covered dish and enjoy
the program on Purple Martin birds by Jim Sturgis .
For more information, call 918-273-1409.
4-H
Fundraiser Dinner will be held Thursday, 5-7pm, at
the Nowata County Fair building. Enjoy chili, frito chili
pie or beans and cornbread, dessert and drink prior to the Livestock
Premium Sale . Cost is $5 per meal. Proceeds will be used
for 4-H projects .
Family
Crisis and Counseling Center is holding a Bean
Lunch Fundraiser , this Thursday, 11:30am-2pm, at
the First United Methodist Church, 500 S. Johnstone. A
$5 donation gets you all you can eat beans and cornbread, a dessert
and drink. For more information, call 336-4646.
The
Dollars for Scholars Fundraising Breakfast , a
special event to raise funds for student scholarships at Rogers
State University, will be held Friday, 8-9am, at
the Bartlesville Community Center . Registration is required
by calling 338-8042. The public
is invited to attend. For more information, call 338-8042.
Jubilee
Quilters Guild's monthly meeting, Friday, 9:30am, at
the First Christian
Church, 520 South Osage, Bartlesville. Annual market day
will follow the general meeting.
Visitors welcome.
The
Knights of Columbus will be having their annual
Lenten Fish Fry Dinner , Friday, as well as March
19 and 26, at St. John's Father Lynch Hall . Cost
is $7 for adults and $4 for children under 12.
Oglesby
Volunteer Fire Department will hold their 2010
Annual Meeting , Saturday,
6pm, at Fire Station #1, in downtown Oglesby .
Bring a side dish and/or desserts and join for a great evening of
food, laughter and door prizes. To help serve or clean up, call
918-545-2721. Membership dues of $50 for 2010 are due.
Washington
County Chili Feed and Blood Drive will be held Saturday,
11am-6pm, at the Bartlesville
Masonic Lodge #284.
Enjoy
a Gospel Singing and Supper , Saturday, at
the Twin Bridges and Love in Action building in Childers, Ok. Beans
and cornbread will be served at 6pm, at the ranch summer
kitchen and the singing will be held at the Love
in Action building at 7pm. There is no charge for the
meal. For more information or directions,
call 440-5683 or 440-7339.
Tuesday
House Resale Shop will be open this Saturday, 9am-1pm,
for a Saturday Sale.
Winter clothing will be marked down along with many other
fantastic bargains. Proceeds
support MUTUAL Girls Club .
The
Purple Hearts Relay for Life team and the Elks
Lodge of Bartlesville invite
you to their 3rd Annual Benefit Dance , this Saturday,
8pm-midnight. The dance, featuring Bartlesville's own Tuff
Profit Band, will be held at the Elks Lodge, 1060
SE Swan. The public is invited to attend. Tickets are $10
per person by calling 918-876-2344,
or can be purchased at the door. All proceeds go to the American
Cancer Society.
Students
of all ages, children and adults, will be able to experience the
one-room school and help celebrate the opening of the current exhibit,
“Over a Century of Schools: Gone, but Not Forgotten”,
at the Bartlesville Area History Museum, Monday,
March 15, 11:30am-2pm. A schoolmarm will be at the museum to give
a mini one-room school lesson at noon, 1pm and 2pm.
Richard
Kane YMCA Cheer Clinic will be held March 15 and 16, 11am-4pm,
for grades K through 3rd grade and March 18 and
19, 11am-4pm, for grades 4th and 5th . Cost is
$20 for both days for YMCA members and $30 for
non-members.
Participants must register. For more information, call 336-0713.
Corporate
designer and photographer Kurt Maurer will present “Observations,
Opinions and Other Stuff”, at the Bartlesville
Art Association's
March program, March 16, 7pm, at the Art Center
in Johnstone Park . Visitors are welcome. For more information,
call 336-6644.
Theater
Bartlesville presents the hilarious farce “The
Amorous Ambassador”, March 19-21 and March 26-28. Friday
and Saturday shows are at 8pm and Sunday
matinees are at 2pm. Tickets are available at the Theater,
312 Dewey, in downtown Bartlesville from noon-6pm weekdays
and also at the door.
Liberty
Chapel of Praise, 1312 W. Hensley Blvd, in Bartlesville ,
will hold a time of miracles, healing and a demonstration of God's
Miraculous power, Saturday,
March 20, 7pm, with Author/Evangelist Michael Robertson
. Childcare will be
provided.
Order
of Eastern Star Breakfast will be held Saturday, March
20, 7-11am, at the Bartlesville Masonic Lodge #284.
The
Agape Mission is accepting the Feinstein
Challenge again in 2010. All donations
or pledges received through April 30, 2010 will
be counted. Food items will count as $1 per item or pound. One million
dollars will be divided proportionately
among all agencies complying with the above, with a minimum of $250
and a maximum of $40,000 to any one agency. For more
information, call the mission at 336-5410.
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