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Langston University We so appreciate the
School of Physical musicians who come
Therapy will present ato play and sing for us
senior health fair with on Monday evenings:
& Lorraine Prouty, guitar,
vocals, Ripley; Chet
Smi.th, guitar, Perkins;
Bob Scott, guitar, vocal,
ist, Cushing; Howard &
Betty Anderson, Still-
water; Corky McCrosky,
drums, Morrison; Car-
roll McGuiness, vocal,
Cushing; Murl Rhodes,
vocal, Agra. Thanks
information on topics for
healthy aging: flexibility,
strengthening, osteoporo-
sis, aerobic exercises, fall
prevention, exercise and
special conditions. Date:
April 21, 2010. Time: 10
a.m. to 2 p.m. Location:
Perkins Senior Center.
Come join us for lunch
and a chance to win door
prizes.
to all of you who came
Clifford Creekmore, this Monday to play for
"Drumright, is our emcee, us. Thanks, come again
we are so appreciative, soon. We appreciate you
thanks Clifford, he also all very much.
performs, plays a guitar Thanks to those who so
and is also a vocalist; generously bring snacks
Ival Hesser, pianist, to serve also: Wanda
Stillwater; Jeff Barbe- Knox, potato chips;
ley, Stillwater, guitar; Robert Knox, doughnuts;
Kim Thomas, guitar, Hazel Colbert, mixed
Parkland; Jimmy & fruit; Florence Kilborn,
• Margaret Walker, guitar, cookies; Lorraine, cake,
vocalists, Stillwater; Max pie; Joyce Reavis, cakes;
There is music in the Jim
Thorpe Park in Yale, OK
every third Friday night
of each month: April 16,
May 21, June 18, July 22-
23-24, August 20, Sept.
17, Oct. 15. Bring your
lawn chairs. Music is
under the pavilion. Come
and join us, 6:30 - 8:30
p.m. Musicians are wel-
come. Music by KC.and
Friends, 918-372-4065.
CHURCH.
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and mulch for other pants
roots.
To create a three sisters
garden, begin working the
soil in mid-spring. Select
a sunny area free of stones
and weeds. Traditionally,
the area should be slightly
round and about eight
feet in diameter. Make a
mound in the center that
is about 12 inches high
and between 18 inches to
three feet across. Work in
some compost and water
well. Keep the area weed
free until ready to plant
and be sure to check to
be sure it gets sun most
of the day. If you want
more planting areas,
leave at least 5 feet
between them since the
squash, will sprawl.
Plant the corn in late
Porter, vocalist, violin, Larry Miller, sweet spring. Sow seven or
guitars, and his wife,
June, Glencoe; Millie &
Earl Gray, vocal, guitar,
Guthrie; Stella Rodgers,
guitar, vocalist, Agra; BJ
O'DelL vocalist, guitar,
and Margaret; Leta
Holzer, vocalist, Stillwa-
ter; Mabel Mohs, vocal-
ist, Stillwater; Charles &
Florence Kilborn, guitar-
isL vocalist, Guthrie; KC
Our next Food/Clothing Distribution Day is Saturday, April
10th, 9:00 a.m. until noon.
Mehan Union Church is located 5 miles south of Stillwater
and 6 miles east on the Mehan Road or from Ripley,,2 miles
north and 2 miles west on the Mehan Road.
First United Methodist Church, Stillwater
Join us for worship this Sunday.at Stillwater First United
Methodist Church. Worship is at 8:30 and 11:10 at our 7th
& Duck location and at 11:00 at our South Husband location.
This Sunday St,an Warfield, senior pastor, will preach at the
8:30 and 11:10 a.m. at our 7th & Duck location: The title of
his ser?non is "The Church Beyond Walls" based on text taken
from John 20:19 - 31.
In both the 8:30 and 11:10 a.m. worship services the Revela-
tion Youth Choir will sing "Immortal. Invisible". The 8:30
a.m. worship service is broadcast live each week on StiUwater
radio station KSPI-AM 780. A nursery is provided for children
5 and under during both services.
Steve Roach will preach this Sunday at our South Campus.
2823 S. Husband, at 11:00 a.m.
Closer Walk. a new modem service is held every Sunday
morning in the Family Life Center on the comer of 7th and
Duck at 10:00 a.m. This music-rich service will enlighten your
spirit and energize you. This Sunday Start Warfield will preach
at the Closer Walk service. The title of his sermon is "The
Church Beyond Walls" based on text taken from John 20:19
- 31. This will truly be a unique Worshipping experience with
Methodist traditions,in a casual atmosphere. Please join usl
Grace Church Stillwater
Grace Church Sfillwater (PCA) is a community of faith
that emphasizes strong biblical teaching through a service
that reflects the historic and modem church. Pastor Jonathan
Dorst will be teaching through the Old Testament book of
Genesis from Novembrr-February. We meet for worship
Sundays in Westwood Elementary School, comer of Sixth
and Kings (across from Warren Clinic), at 10:30 a.m. and
Theology Breakfast classes, at 9:30 a.m.. Children's classes
provide a safe place for kids to learn biblical truth and have
fun. Grace hosts Bible studies, community groups, film nights
and cultural equipping, as well as service oppommities.Our
new office is at the comer of Seventh and Main. Information;
334-2188 or www.gracestillwater us.
rolls; June Porter, apple
crisp, cookiesi Kathleen
Johnson, marshmallow
crisps; Polly McCrosky,
orange pineapple cake;
Lela Holzer, Doritos,
cookies; Betty Driscoll,
bar-b-weiners; Cecelia
McGaha, chocolate cake;
Rose Cranon, strawberry
figs, pretzels. Leroy
and Eva Gibson who so
generously give of their
services, by working so
tirelessly in the kitchen
and wherever they're
needed. We so appreci-
ate them, thanks.
You are all such an
invaluable part of the
Center and we're so
appregiative." Thanks to
each of you who serve
in behalf of the Senior
Center.
Have you planted
your garden? Think
about a three sister's
garden. Take a tip from
the Native Americans
and plant corn. beans,
and squash together and
whatever elge but e pe-
cially those.
Corn, beans, squash
are the three sisters, long
revered for their life sus-
taining qualities. When
grown together, they are
among the best examples
of compariion gardening
- a technique that rec-
ognizes plants' natural
ability to attract or rel el
insects and to sometimes
enhance the growth of
etherplants, lnterplant-
ing these three vegetables
was a tradition practiced
by Native Americans :for
hundreds of years. The
cornstalks provide a trel-
lis for the pole beans to
climb on. The beans help
fix nitrogen, especially
needed by corn, in the
soil. The prickly leaves
of the winter squash or
pumpkin repel animal
pests and provide shade
eight corn seeds in a
circle in the center of the
mound. If you place them
in positions north, south,
east, and west, you will
be continuing a Native
American tradition of
paying homage to the
"Four Directions."
The seeds should be
placed about six inches
apart and placed under
an inch of soil. Pat the
soil down and water well.
The seeds should sprout
in a couple of weeks.
Plant the beans once
the corn is four to 10
inches high. Plant about
a dozen bean seeds in a
circle about six inches
from the corn. Cover the
seeds with about an inch
of soil and pat the soil
down with your hand.
Be sure to use pole, not
bush beans, inoculate the
seeds before planting.
Water well. The beans
should sprout in a week
or two.
Plant the squash about
a week after planting the
bean . Sow or even
winter squash or pumpkin
seeds in a circle about a
foot from the beans.
Cover with one-quarter
inch of soil and firm the
ground with your hand.
Water well. The squash
should sprout in a week.
Tend the garden. Keep
your garden watered and
free of weeds. As the
plants grow. thin to about
three or four of each. The
beans should be climbing
the corn as it grows. You
may help them out by
wrapping the bean vines
around the corn stalks to
get them started. You
may also want to gently
move the squash vines
toward the center of the
mound so leaves continue
to provide the necessary
cover. Harvest in the fall.
Good Luck! This would
be fun for the children.
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2417 East Sixth Street (Highway 51)
Stillwater, Oklahoma
(405) 743-2603; (405) 780-7192
prwilson@brightok.net
April 11-16, 2010
With: Chris Eppler
From: Orange, Texas
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Even Death On A.Cross
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Last week for free tax
assistance at Center
The City of Stillwater
Senior Activity Center will .
host the AARP income tax
preparers and their free tax
assistance, until Thursday,
April 15. Times for this
assistance are; Monday
through Thursday, 9:30
a.m.-12:00 p.m. This is a
first come, first serve basis.
You should bring with
you; last year's tax return,
copies of all W-2's or
proof of any other income,
and identification including
your social security card. A
foot clinic will be provided
by H0meCall Healthcare
on Wednesday, April 14 at
10i00 a.m. Also, the Vision
Support Group will meet on
Wednesday, April 14 at 2:
00 p.m. Another session
of line dancing is going
on at the Center every
Tuesday at 5:30 p.m. until
May 25. Come check it out
and get signed up for a fun
time! The Senior Center's
hours are: Monday through
Friday, 9:30 a.m. to 4:30
p.m., Saturday, 12:30 p.m.
to 4:30 p.m., and Thursday,
6:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. for
music night. Stop by 1015
E. 12tn~or call 747-8080 for
more information and make
sure to pick up an April cal-
endar of events.
Monday, April 12
- Monday through Thurs-
day of this week the free
tax assistance will start at
9:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
Women's pool time and oil
painting class also begins
at 9:30 Monday morning.
Another fun activity is
playing games on the Wii
gaming system. It is avail-
able for use during the day.
Exciting afternoon games
consist of social bridge,
canasta, dominoes, pitch.
pu771e olving, and Mexi-
can train dominoes.
Tuesday, April 13 - Sit
'n Be Fit exercise class
begins at 9:30 a.m. every
Tuesday and Thursday.
This is a good 45-minute.
low impact exercise work-
out, which will give your
body a good stretching and
toning. Some exercises are
done while sitting and some
are done while standing by
a chair. Afterwards. at 10:
30 a.m. you can stay and
continue your exercise
while playing a variety of
games on the Wii system.
Tuesday afternoon activi-
ties include games such as;
duplicate bridge, canasta.
pitch, skipbo, pool, snooker,
puzzle solving, and domi-
noes. A representative from
Veteran's Affairs comes in
on Tuesdays, from 1:00-3:
00 p.m. to help with any
questions or paperwork
you may have pertaining
to veteran's assistance. A
fun evening of line dancing
begins at 5:30 p.m. Enjoy
yourself while also getting
a good workout.
Wednesday, April
14 - Wednesdays are full
of friendly, challenging
activities from women's
pool to the Wii interactive
games. Other activities
for the afternoon include;
canasta, pool, dominoes,
Texas Hold'em, pitch,
Mexican train dominoes,
puzzle solving, and a
movie. The movie, "Love
Happens", starring Jen-
nifer Aniston and Aaron
Eckhart, will be shown at
2:00 p.m.
Thursday, April 15
- Get your exercise and
make some new friends at
the same time by attending
the Sit 'n Be Fit exercise
class at 9:30 a.m. Then
try out the Wii Fit system
at 10:30 a.m. The Wii Fit
is good for your hand/eye
coordination and balance.
In the afternoon you can
join in games of canasta,
social bridge, pool, pitch,
skipbo, dominoes, crib-
bage, and bingo at 2:00.
Check out the evening fun
• at the Center. Starting at 6:
00 p.m. every Thursday,
• music night begins with
country themed tunes and
singing. Come join the
friendly, toe tappin', good
times.
Friday, April 16
Friday mornings are full
of pool players and craft-
ers. At 9:30 a.m., women
practice their pool shoot-
ing skills and crafters get
crafty by bringing a craft
project to work on while
socializing with the group.
The afternoon crowd then
enjoys canasta, dominoes,
pitch, Mexican train
dominoes, pool and puzzle
solving.
Saturday, April 17
Come and spend a le;-
surely Saturday afternoon
at the Senior Activity
Center. The Center is open
Saturday afternoons from
12:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m
There is always a game of
Texas Hold'era going on.
along with dominoes, pool
and card games.
Last weeks winners
for social bridge were:
Oflean Hunter. is'; and June
Cramer. 2"d. In another
game of social bridge: Carol
Outhier was first, and Jean
Hemdon came in second.
Duplicate bridge winning
partners: Betty Abenante
and Murna Raft were
and Camille Johnston and
Betsy Baldwin were 2"d.
Texas t-Iold'em winners
last week were Bud Moats
and Allen Shields Also. a
Texas Hold'era winner's
game was played with
Don Lorett succeeding as
champion. A coed pool
tournament was held. too.
The winners of the pool
tournament were: Jack
Ventris, Pt, Calvert Tucker.
2"a, and Sue Ehlers. 3%
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