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Kingfisher County Retired Educators gathered to make a donation to 2020 Santa’s Toyland. This is a countywide project for children ages 0-18. It was formerly sponsored by DHS, but was taken over last year by Kingfisher Community Collaborative (KCC). Accepting the donation was Brittney Hladik. Pictured are, from left, Cathy Howard, John Hopkins, Donna Jech, LaRita Sipe, Florene Tipton, Nancy Teders, President Terri Peck, Hladik, Debby Jorgenson and Dana Golbek. Applications for families to take part in Santa’s Toyland are available at Kingfisher City Hall and will be on the KCC Facebook page. Applications are due Dec. 7. Approved applicants will receive an appointment letter to pick up age-appropriate Christmas gifts and stocking stuffers on Dec. 17. Look for more information on Santa’s Toyland in coming editions. [Photo provided]
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The Kingfisher Study Club met Nov. 3 at the First United Methodist Church.
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Instead of the traditional boots and western garb, the attire this year for the American Cancer Society’s Cattle Baron’s Ball will be socks and flannel PJs, or whatever is comfortable for gathering around the computer.
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On Nov. 11, 1918, Allied nations and Germany signed an armistice to officially end World War 1. There is no one alive today to thank for their service in this war. The last known U.S. veteran of World War I was Frank Buckles who died Feb. 27, 2011, at the of 110.
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Read moreLomega’s school schedule for the week beginning Nov. 9 is as follows:
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