and win/
e baskets to be awarded to
y activity winners
local families will
taking home some tasty
Prizes if their name is
as a winner of a Family
Basket.
is simple to enter
ist jot down your family's
activity, attach it to an
form and wait to see if
r name is drawn.
is sponsored by the
Child Abuse Prevention
Force, which intends to
as a positive way to draw
to the problem of child
at random from
s, will receive
lucky winners will
a basket full of goodies
local businesses. Those
S.and the prizes that they
ght Donuts (4) $5 gift cert.
flurry or $1-off
gift cert.
Whistle Stop (4) Large Simple
Simon Pizza Coupons
El Mexicano (2) $10 gift cert.
D'Mario's (4) four medium
drinks w/purchase of large
pizza
Perkins Drug (4) disposable
cameras
Family Dollar - games
Westside Movie (4) free video
rental coupons
Prairies Edge (2) $10 gift cert.
Perkins Food Center (3) boxes of
microwave popcorn
Children's books (Success By
Six- Regina Hall)
Plus, prizes from Model Tee and
David's Cimarron Photography,
and eight super packages of beef
jerky.
Contest rules are simple:
Families can submit one entry
per week
The submission must be 150
words or less
Each submission must be
attached to a completed contest
entry slip (see below)
Entries may be edited for spell-
ing, grammar, or length
Entries will be placed in a basket
and one winning name per week
will be drawn at random
Weekly winners will receive
a Family Entertainment Basket
and a picture of the weekly
winner will appear in The Per-
kins Journal
Because of limited available
space, all entries may not be
printed, but all entries will be
included in the weekly drawing.
Entries should be dropped
off at The Perkins Journal,
135 S. Main, or e-mailed to
RainsKB@aoi.com (please also
provide entry slip information)
Weekly deadlines for entries are
at noon on the following dates:
March 28 (April 3 edition)
April 4 (April 10 edition)
April 11 (April 17 edition)
April 18 (April 24 edition)
Family Fun Contest Entry Form
your favorite family activity. It can be a special shared time
a holiday, or something you like to do together on a weekday eve-
or on weekends. Anything goes - as long it is a fun, family activity!
Attach this
..,. completed form
to your entry and
drop it by The
"-" Perkins Journal,
135 S. Main, or
number: e-mail all of the
information to
RainsKB@aol.cam
by the Local Child Abuse Prevention Task Force for Payne County,
and many of your favorite local businesses.
!
THE PERKINS JOURNAL, Thursday March 27 r 2003-7
Farmer's Mkt. [
to open /
The Stillwater Farmers'[
Market opens the 2003 season [
on April 5 at 8 AM, rain or[
shine. The market features[
locally grown produce andl
plants and locally made home-
style foods and garden related
items. The market will be open
8 AM to 1 PM on Wednesday
and Saturday and is located
in Strickland Park at 309 N.
Main. Come see what the local
growers are bringing from their
gardens and greenhouses and
enjoy the beginning of a whole
new season.
For questions about the
market and how to be a vendor,
call Leah Aufill at 880-7645 or
Leroy Howell at 624-2895.
"Grandparents Raising
7
Grandchildren"
"Grandparents Raising
Grandchildren" is the theme of
the 24th annual Senior Citizens'
Day at the Capitol to be held
April 7. Registration packets
will contain resource materials for
grandparents, including "Starting
Points for Grandparents Raising
Grandchildren," published by
Aging Services Division, and
Oklahoma Legislative Process
by attorney Sandy Ingraham.
There will also be a discus-
sion on legal and other issues
affecting grandparents raising
grandchildren. Panelists will
include Ann Roberts, Oklahoma
Institute for Child Advocacy and
Sandy Ingraham, Ingraham &
Associates, EL.L.C.
Governor Brad Henry will
welcome visiting seniors to the
Capitol.
Packets will be distributed
beginning at 8:30 a.m. in the
southeast comer of the first floor
of the Capitol. All packets will
contain a packet of wildflowclr
seeds printed with numbers and
a website grandparents can u
for help and the phrase, "Okl'J-
homa helps farmers raise crop,;
shouldn't it do more to help
grandparents raise grandchil-
dren?"All presentations will be i0
the House Chamber beginning at
9 a.m. Senior Day is sponsored by
the Oklahoma Alliance on Aging
and the Oklahoma State Council
on Aging.
Piano workshop deadline - time is
running out!
You don't want to miss this
If you have EVER wanted to learn
to pray the piano, you won't want
to miss this oppounity at Ripley
Schools on March 3 ! and April 1.
"I'm going to be teaching twoexcit-
ing, motivating workshops that will
teach adults to play the piano the
way adults want to learn to play
the piano!" says Terry Maddock,
instructor. After teaching traditional
piano for more than 15 years, Terry
developed these workshops for
students who have a desire to play
for their own fun and enjoyment.
Learn to play from your church
hymnal - the easy way, and even
learn to how to play by ear! The
three main advantages of leaming
to play the piano with chords: 1 ) it's
much easier to play hands together,
2) your progress is phenomenal,
and 3) you sound so much better!
"Easy Piano for Hopelessly Busy
People" is scheduled for Monday
evening and will establish the
"uffonnafion students need for the
follow-up session, "Piano by Ear
9pm. Pre-registration is required
call the Continuing Education
Department @ 918-372-4570 t0
Terry Maddock
t
- You Don't Have to be Born Wah enroll in one ($55) or both ($95)
It!" on Tuesday evening. Both workshops. Don't delay, you just
workshops are scheduled from 6- might lose your seat!
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