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Kingfisher (Okla.) Times & Free Press Sunday, December 30, 2012 3For one important thing,they are said to protect againstThey’re also considered anLomega schedule toldLomega schools’ officials ity, (H), 5 p.m.; seventh andhave announced the schedule eighth grade boys basketballfor the week of Dec. 31 as follows:vs. Holy Trinity, (H), 6:30 p.m.Friday – High school bas-Wednesday – No school, ketball vs. Cherokee, (H), 6:30professional day.p.m.Thursday – First day of secondsemester; third and fourth Healthy Eatinggrade basketball vs. Holy Trinity,Why are blueberries (and(H), 4 p.m.; fifth and sixth some other berries) recom-grade basketball vs. Holy Trin- mended as healthful food?mouth and neck cancers.all-around health food.OKARCHE FOURTH graders recently toured the statecapitol and visited with Rep. Mike Sanders. He answeredquestions and gave each student a booklet aboutOklahoma. The fourth graders include, from left: frontrow –Jadyn Arms, Laura Liebl, Lexi Wilson, EmmaReherman, Kori Cox, Emma Labat, and Casey Gardner;second row – Ember Black, Elana Collins, Cortney Smith,Tyler Schwarz, Madison Owens, Hayley Coffey, JackBernhardt, and Jackson Reherman; third row – JustinWilliams, Carson Baustert, Blake Henrichs, Tyler Peters,CHRISTMAS SPIRIT – Chisholm Trail Technology Center Health Occupation Studentsof America (HOSA), got into the Christmas spirit by collecting items to be donated to afamily in need. The practical nursing students collected toys, food and clothing itemsand delivered them just before the holiday. Pictured are, standing, from left, KateAltizer, Chassidy Bedwell and Ellen Edmonson; kneeling, Kayla Ragsdale and JeriNagle, and, seated, Mona Ramirez, Katlin Cantrell, Chelsea Snyder, Tasha Clewell andAlicia Rempe. The students are instructed by Deena Shepherd RN, BSN and Ann FinleyRN BSN. [Photo Provided]100 years agoOld timers in Kingfisherill no doubt remember onerank Halloway, who madehis town a “hangout” about2 years ago, and worked ahort time for several peopleere. This same Frank was theeader of a gang of hold-upsnd train robbers raided byhe police in Memphis onuesday. He was also wantedn Texas to serve out sevenears of an unexpired sentencen the penitentiary from whiche escaped about a year ago.Chas. Fulk and Nick Lenzf Okarche were here yesterayattending the blackmith’sconvention.75 years agoAnnouncement was madehis week of the sale of theuilding at the southeast corerof Main and Admire to.V. Clark, to be used to househe Wardrobe Cleaners. Thisroperty, owned by J.M.peice, has been occupied byhe Lee Millinery Shop andhe Flora Nell Beauty Shop.Mrs. Rufus Choate ofennessey was named countyresident of the Women’shristian Temperance Unionhen members held a calledounty meeting Friday afteroonin the home of Mrs. Corausick. Mrs. Choate succeedsrs. Oscar Evanson, now aesident of Muskogee.50 years agoGeorge Borelli of Kingisherwas re-elected as a viceresident of the Oklahomaattlemen’s Association at the0th annual convention of thessociation held last week atulsa.Mollie Shepherd took Mr.nd Mrs. Homer Pittsmore,andruff Diamond andartha Burgess to Red Rocko see their leaser and visitndy Hudson’s aunt, Graceihiki. Lots oil wells aroundhat area, five or 10 acres apart.ame by Bear Creek, whereomer’s mother lives.25 years agoPam Halverson, daughterf Mr. and Mrs. George Yeoanof Dover, recently reeivedthe Charlotte Pattersonemorial Award at the IndeendentInsurance Agents ofrkansas conference in LittleRock, Ark.The award is presentedeach year to the outstandinginsurance woman in Arkansasin honor of the late CharlottePatterson, a professionalinsurance woman.• Rent Based On Income• Energy Efficient• On-Site Laundry• Social Activities• Newly Remodeled• Efficiency Apartments• One Bedroom ApartmentsBluegrass clubto hold concertThe Oklahoma BluegrassClub will hold a concert at 7p.m. Saturday, Jan. 5, at KerrMiddle School, 2300 S. LindaLn., Del City.Featured bands are SweetCountry Grass of Shawnee,Heartland Express ofClaremore and Mark Phillipsand 111rd Generation ofNorman.Subsidized Housing ForPersons 62 Years of Age& Over.375-60202305 MITCHELL DR. • HWY 81 SOUTH, KINGFISHERROTHER BROS., INC.Hwy 81 North • Kingfisher • 375-5349and Candace Jackson, and back row – RepresentativeSanders, Jake Pettitt, Darren Rayburn, Jayton Crider,Brayden Stangl, Kody McSwain, Aleigh Shropshire, andteacher, Brenda Baustert. After touring the capital thefourth graders then toured the Veteran’s Memorial, andthe Oklahoma History Center where they participated ina scavenger hunt to find answers to questions about theexhibits. The final destination was a trip to a drive-inrestaurant to celebrate achieving their November A.R.(advanced reading) goals. ( Photo provided)Microwave TipsIn cooking ground ham andpork low power settings aredesirable-else the meat canbecome dry and crusty.In cooking ground ham,often into a loaf, use a temperatureprobe, the tip in centerof the loaf.For a covered glaze, spoonpreserve over top of loaf justbefore serving.DECEMBER 29, 31 & JANUARY 1SlashedPriceson all SewingMachines,EmbroideryMachinesand Sergers!$1,000 OFFPFAFF EMBROIDERYSOFTWARE - 5D SUITE25% OFFALL SEWING CHAIRS& CABINETS!Bryson Michael BlackNew arrivalGreg and Niki Black ofKingfisher announce the birthof their son, Bryson Michael,at 6:05 a.m. Monday, Nov. 12,2012, at Mercy Health Centerin Oklahoma City.He weighed 7 pounds, 15ounces and was 21 inches long.Maternal grandparents areJim and Marsha Mueggenborgof Kingfisher. Maternalgreat-grandparents are Geneand Iris Marcum and JamesMueggenborg, all of Kingfisher,and the late PatriciaMueggenborg.Paternal grandparents areLana Black of Cordell and thelate Michael Black. Paternalgreat-grandparents areLorena Church of Sentinel andthe late Lelan Church.Thank you so much...Throughout the years I have workedon computers for many customers,and we would like to thank everyonewho came to us for assistance.Due to health problems,I will no longer be able to work oncomputers. Thank you very much.- James and Kay GardnerCLEARANCESALEHOURS9-4 Saturday9-5 Monday& Tuesday101 S. 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