Among Friends
Among Friends Activity Center has received a contribution from the Norman Knights of Columbus Tootsie Roll Campaign and the Wal-Mart Foundation for $1,500.?These funds will help provide a safe place for adults with special needs and disabilities for fun, learning and friendships.
The Among Friends Activity Center is open Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Community Services Building, 1183 East Main St.
For more information about Among Friends, call Carla Harper, program manager, 701-2121.
Distinguished Toastmasters
Distinguished Toastmasters recently named officers for the 2008-2009 year.
Officers are Shane Cole, president; Michael Hubler, vice president for membership; Agi Lurtz, vice president for education; Kyla McMoran, vice president for public relations; Roger Hornsby, treasurer; Carol Cole-Frowe, secretary; Diana Morgan, sergeant-at-arms; and Matt Branstetter, assignor and past president.
Leadership Oklahoma
The Leadership Oklahoma Board of Directors recently elected Mary M?lon, president and publisher of The Journal Record, in Oklahoma City, to be chair of organization's 2008-2009 board of directors.
Leadership Oklahoma is entering its 22nd year as a statewide leadership development program designed to identify, teach and challenge the leaders of Oklahoma.
Jack Herron and Jim McAuley, both of Norman, and Charles Sherman of Purcell were elected to the board of directors.
Rainey Powell, and Tim Rasnic, both of Norman and Pat Martin, Purcell, were elected to the advisory board.
Free arthritis lecture
The Arthritis Foundation, Oklahoma Chapter will present a free education program 6:30 p.m. Aug. 7 at the Oklahoma Electric Cooperative, 242 24th Ave. NW.
Amy Shultz, M.D., a rheumatologist from McBride Clinic will provide an overview of arthritis, then discuss and answer questions about arthritis symptoms, pain management and treatments. The lecture is free; however, seating is limited. Light refreshments will be served and door prizes will be given away.
For more information or to reserve a space, call 936-3366 or 800-627-5486.
-- Transcript Staff
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Spinning strongly
Partners Travis Searle and Justin Sowers launched Guestroom Records from Sowers’ residence in 2002. They had small garage sale type events for the first 18 months. The casual business soon moved into a regular store front at 119 N. ...
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Marriages
The following marriage licenses recently were filed in Cleveland County District Court Natasha Nicole Goodell, 22, and Aaron Kyle Gayle, 22 Paige Sheryl James, 47, and John Gallo, 42 Jessica Marie Schauer, 22, and John Cameron Waterman, ...
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Divorces
The following divorces recently were granted in Cleveland County District Court: Drake Kresha vs. Shane Bishop Betty Lee vs. Dayle Kent Watson Stacey Renee vs. James Alexander Zane Spencer vs. Crisha Lynn McCool Jeffrey Dean vs. Alicia ...
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It’s never easy to say good-bye to an old, dear friend
To say my life hasn’t been a roller coaster lately would be a flat out lie....
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CCHFH opens enrollment process
Cleveland County Habitat for Humanity has opened its application process for potential homeowners....
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Nature Center to host weekend activities
Lake Thunderbird State Park Nature Center recently announced the following activities: Saturday Summer Season Kick-Off · 9:30 a.m. – What Did That? Become a nature detective by looking for clues that insects and other small animals ...
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Opry set to perform
Due to the Les Chandler Building in Lexington undergoing re-modeling, tonight’s Lexington Opry will move to the Noble School Administration building, 1 block East of Noble Drugs at Fourth and Cherry Street. Attendees are asked to use the ...
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Foundation awards students with scholarships
Scholarships awarded through the Nancy L. Nixon Foundation will assist three local high school seniors as they begin their college studies. Scholarship awards of $1,000 have been given to Kayla Hess, Anika K. Saynyarack and Emily J. ...
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Some flowers show where the wild birds like to sing
There are some plants that will make the birds sing....
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Taking the “H” out of “whine”
People respond to the conduct or misconduct of others in different ways — running the gamut from irritation to total indifference. Sadly, in the case of an indifferent response, we have to wonder if some unpleasant behavior has become so ...
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