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BOASTS AN EVENING OF LOCAL ENTERTAINMENT

BY TOM FINK

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rom Garth Brooks to Carrie Underwood, from Ron Howard to Bill Hader, from Will Rogers to Reba McEntire, it’s undeniable that Oklahoma is a virtual fount of talent.

This September, the Claremore Public School’s Foundation (CPSF) hopes to tap into that well of local talent when it hosts the Claremore’s Got Talent fundraiser.

“This is the first year that the CSPF has hosted Claremore’s Got Talent,” said Amy Evans, CPSF executive director.

“We wanted to develop an event that’s unlike others in the area and engages members of the community.”

To help pull off this special night, the CPSF is actively seeking area residents who have unique, unusual, or hidden talents they’re willing to share to help mount an evening of entertainment.

“We’re looking for a variety of traditional talents, such as singing, dancing, magic, etc., and are excited about drawing in other ‘unique’ talents,” Evans said. “Whether someone is singing opera or playing the spoons, tap dancing or lassoing, there are no limitations for the types

of acts that we are willing to host, so long as they fall within the contest rules, meet community standards and don’t endanger the audience.”

No age restrictions are in place for the performers, with Evans saying she hopes to see acts from “the tiniest to the most senior of citizens.”

Currently, the Foundation is developing a panel of judges, which will serve impartially, and all of whom will have experience judging talent across the entertainment and media industry as well certified judges in the Miss America pageant system.

As to what differentiates this talent show from others like it, Evans said it all comes down to one word: Entertainment.

“Our goal is for this to be the most entertaining fundraiser in the area,” she said. “Plus, we don’t have specific categories for various disciplines.

Therefore, while technical skill is important, the winning acts will be those that most delight the judges and audience from a sheer entertainment perspective.”

Not only will this event showcase some of the area’s hidden gems, while giving them the opportunity to win valuable cash prizes and scholarships, it also serves as a fundraiser for the CPSF, and to raise awareness about the projects and goals of the Foundation, as well as enlighten the public about the group’s mission, specifically, “to enrich the quality of education in the

Claremore Public Schools.”

Formed more than 30 years ago, the Claremore Public Schools Foundation has, to date, awarded more than $1.6 million to area teachers and schools for materials, resources, equipment, field trips, and a variety of innovative projects, all of which serve to enhance the learning environment for Claremore students.

Applications for Claremore’s Got Talent are available on the CPSF website at www. claremorepublicschoolsfoundation. org and are due by July 12. In person auditions will take place at 2 p.m. Sunday, July 28, at the Robson Performing Arts Center in Claremore.

Claremore’s Got Talent is open to both individuals and groups, and open to performers enrolled in Claremore Public Schools, employed by Claremore Public Schools, graduates of Claremore Public Schools, or be a resident of Claremore.

Event tickets go on sale in August at the Robson PAC and the CPSF office. For more information, email foundation@claremore.k12.ok.us or call 918-923-4308. Claremore’s Got Talent will be held Sept. 21 at 7 p.m. at the Robson Performing Arts Center, 101 E. Stuart Roosa in Claremore.

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o enhance the beauty, livability screen enhances any home, while unmatched versatility, convenience and value of any home, a providing shade, energy savings and low-maintenance durability. patio or sunroom is an ideal and ventilation, making the The angle of the louvers can be addition. product a sound investment for changed with the touch of a button Sunrooms offer openness and any home’s comfort and elegance. to create the desired amount of visibility while being more cost“(Rainier) screens come in protection or ventilation, and effective than traditional additions, maybe a dozen different colors they’re easily integrated into smartwith the versatility to suit the – white, tan, black, bronze, offhome technology. homeowner’s preferences. white, desert sand, gray, silver Regardless of the system chosen, Four Seasons Sunrooms has and others – all of which are built once the materials for a given been satisfying discriminating to order with durable powder project arrive, the average time homeowners across the nation since coating which creates a beautiful spent on installation is “about a 1974 by building beautiful sunrooms, appearance and requiring week,” often with Jones’ personal solariums, and conservatories. Four very little Below: Four Seasons Sunrooms owner Brian K. Jones has been involved in Seasons now also offers outdoor maintenance,” installation since 1979. shade products, so homeowners he said. can now contact them for all their Another outdoor patio needs as well. superior The Tulsa Four Seasons store has quality been operated by the same local product ownership since 1992. utilized in “People know us by our sunrooms many Four – our sunrooms are known across Seasons the nation for their outstanding Sunrooms quality – and that reputation is projects is built on superior service and the Equinox superior products,” said Brian Louvered K. Jones, president, Four Seasons Roof system, Sunrooms in Tulsa. “I’ll always go which allows with the top products available, one the customer of which that we utilize is Rainier to control the Shades, which are as attractive as louver angles they are practical, saving energy for full sun, and cooling naturally. They really shade or rain are a superior product.” protection.

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Jones, who began in 1979 as an installer for another company, went to work for Four Seasons Sunrooms in 1989, buying the business in 1992, and although he’s the company president, he prides himself in taking a very “hands-on” approach to each project.

“I’m not just the owner; I’m the project manager. I personally go out to our project sites, look at the space, and talk with the homeowner, so that I know at the very beginning what would work best for the homeowner,” he said. “There isn’t a project we’ve done since I bought the company that I haven’t had a hand in, and we’ve done projects on homes from $3,000 to $300,000, so we take on a wide range of jobs.”

Windows and doors, patio covers and screen rooms, James Hardie Siding, and more are handled through the company as well, and the patented Conservaglass Select glass used in windows and other projects are also of superior quality.

“We (Four Seasons Sunrooms) are the only company that offers Conservaglass Select,” Jones said.

“This high-performance glass is

extremely smooth to reduce dust and dirt accumulation, at the same time, harnessing the power of the sun to help loosen dirt so that water can easily rinse it away.

Even with all the superior products and services available, Jones said he’s most impressed with the quality of his staff.

“I know it’s probably been said by others, but we really do have the very best people working for us – thorough professionals from start to finish,” he said, “and definitely the nicest people you’ll ever meet.”

So, if you’ve ever dreamed of making a space of your very own for a reasonable cost, contact Four Seasons Sunrooms for a free in-home design consultation.

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made with a 12-layer patented formula, the end result of which is that it helps keep the sunroom from overheating in the summer, while at the same time, keeping the temperature inside warmer in the winter – it keeps you warmer in the winter and cooler in the summer, basically.”

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PUTTING THE ‘FUN’ IN FUNDRAISER: Gamma Pi ESA to host 12th annual Bunco tournament Above: Special guest player Carly Rush, Tulsa radio personality.

BY TOM FINK

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he ladies of Gamma Pi ESA are ready to roll – roll the dice that is, with the return of the Inola Gamma Pi ESA Bunco tournament.

Slated for Saturday, Aug. 24 at 4 p.m., the Bunco tournament – now in its 12th year – is one of the group’s annual fundraisers, the proceeds of which go to benefit several organizations in the Inola area and around northeast Oklahoma.

“This is our yearly tournament, at which, we raise money for numerous local charities,” said Janie Stevens, Gamma Pi ESA member. “This year, we’re going to be giving the money we raise (from the Bunco tournament) to the Compassion Women’s Center, which helps provide pregnancy resources and prenatal care and

counseling to women in Rogers County, Food 4 Kids at Inola Schools, which provides backpacks of food for children in need to have on the weekends, and, this year, the Rogers County Blue Starr Mothers.”

Gamma Pi ESA is a philanthropic nonprofit organization which hosts fundraisers to help with community needs, as well as regularly donating to schools, the local library and fire departments.

Outside the Inola area, the group also routinely raises proceeds to be donated to St. Jude Children’s Research and the Oklahoma School for the Blind in Muskogee.

The event itself will be an evening of fun competition, food, prizes, and fun to be had by all, whether they’re an experienced Bunco player or a first-timer.

“For every person that comes to play, we give them a welcome bag, filled with things donated from area businesses and merchants,

and there are opportunities to win big prizes and gift baskets throughout the evening,” she said. “We have tickets available for a 50/50 cash drawing, basket raffles, and other chances to win great prizes.”

Charter members encourage event attendees to bring along a non-perishable food item for donation to the Inola Ministry House, which provides free food and clothing to those in need in the Inola community. Bunco participants who bring and donate a food item will be given a chance to win a gift basket – the more items brought, the more chances to win – with the basket being filled with items purchased by the ESA members themselves.”

Making her return as a special guest player for the evening is Tulsa radio personality, Carly Rush.

“We’re so happy to have Carly coming back again this year – she’s such a fun person, and having her there always makes the evening even more fun,” Stevens said.

Advance registration is $15 each for those who pre-register by Aug. 19, or $20 at the door, although early registration is “strongly encouraged.”

“We have limited seating, although we want to try and get Left: 2018 Bunco winners take home baskets loaded with donated prizes.

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everyone in who wants to come, it’s better to get your tickets early,” she said. “Registration allows you entrance, as well as a free lunch consisting of 1/2 sandwich, chips, cookies and tea, coffee or water, Bunco score cards and rules.”

As in previous years, the event will have a concession stand with homemade food and drinks available for purchase, and also as in past years, the evening will give attendees the chance to make memories for years to come.

“You know, back when I first joined, during the Rush, we played Bunco then, too,” she said. “It’s a game that anyone can play – women, men, adults, children, if they’re mature enough to pay attention and follow what’s happening – it’s a great opportunity for people to come and enjoy a game together while raising money for a good cause.”

So, although there may be weeks left until the Gamma Pi ESA Bunco Tournament, don’t roll the dice on whether or not there will be any registration left for this fun community event.

Pre-registration for the 12th Annual Inola Gamma Pi ESA Bunco Tournament ends Aug. 19. To pre-register, mail your registration (with payment)

to Gamma Pi ESA, P.O. Box 183, Inola, Oklahoma 74036. The event will be held at the Inola Hay Capital Round-Up Club at 31236 S. 4230 Road in Inola (half a mile south of US-412).

Above: Bunco players compete to win prizes and raise money for local charities.

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HOW TO PLAY BUNCO: For those unfamiliar with the game, Bunco is a simple-to-learn and easyto-play dice game.

One game consists of six rounds – 1’s through 6’s, the first round of which, the player rolls for 1’s, the second round, for 2’s, the third round for 3’s, etc. The objective is for players and their partner (the person seated across from you) to roll more of a given round’s number than the competing team before the head table rings the bell. Play rotates

clockwise from player to player, after a player doesn’t roll that round’s number on any of the three die, a “birdie” (three of the same die, but not the round being played) or a “Bunco” (three of the same die the round being played). Should a player roll that round’s number on any of the three die, they continue rolling until they don’t.

Once a team from the designated “Head Table” gets to 21 points, the round is over.

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Summer Grilling IT’S NOT JUST BURGERS AND HOTDOGS

BY SHANNON SMITH

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’m that person that fires up the grill every month of the year. I’ve been known to wear a ski mask to keep warm over the grill during a snowstorm. Summer is my favorite time to grill because there are so many freshly grown vegetables to throw over the coals, bringing out the smoky flavors and delicious char.

Grilling isn’t just for burgers and hotdogs. Gather your favorite veggies and drizzle with some olive oil, salt and pepper and let the sizzle begin. You can get creative by adding flavorful dry rubs, freshly chopped herbs or seasoned salt. You can even grill fresh fruit, like peaches and plums by glazing them with oil and searing until you have nice grill marks. Finish fruit with a drizzle of maple syrup or honey, and serve it as dessert with ice cream. I like to chop grilled fruit and add red onions

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and jalapeño for a salsa to serve with grilled meat. This summer, I grilled strawberries and served them with whipped cream and balsamic vinegar for a really refreshing dessert that’s not too sweet.

When it comes to grilling, I prefer charcoal or wood because I like the smokiness that adds a dimension of flavor. However, the gas-fired grill can certainly be more convenient.

You can still get that smoky flavor with a gas grill if you soak a piece of oak or fruit wood in water for at least 30 minutes, then partially wrap it in foil and place it on the grate.

Whether I’m grilling meat or vegetables, I don’t use a lot of marinades or dry rubs since I prefer to make simple sauces for the finished dish. One of my favorite sauces is pesto, made from fresh herbs from my garden. I also heat maple syrup until

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it becomes thick and sticky, and add a knob of butter to make a tasty glaze for pork, salmon or chicken. Use your favorite Mexican salsa to top grilled veggies or any smoky meat.

There are so many ways to finish your grilled masterpiece, but don’t feel obligated to get saucy. Fire has its own way of making food taste spectacular without the addition of anything (except salt, of course).

Get creative this summer by firing up the grill, and show your family and friends that you can serve up more than burgers and hotdogs. If you’re looking for some interesting sauces, here are two of my favorite recipes.

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Grilled Cod with Salsa Verde

(Serves 4)

There are a lot of variations for salsa verde, and this is one of my favorites. In the summer when I have an abundance of fresh mint I add it to the mix.

If you’re in a hurry you can make the salsa in a food processor, but just pulse it so it doesn’t become smooth.

Of course, you can substitute the cod for fish that is in season. Serve this with rice or potatoes, and some roasted cherry tomatoes, and you’ve got a beautiful plate of colorful goodness!

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1/2 cup vegetable oil, for frying 1 shallot, minced 1 garlic clove, minced Juice of one lime 1/2 cup fresh parsley leaves, finely chopped 1/2 cup fresh cilantro leaves, finely chopped 1 stalk celery, minced (including leaves) 1 small tomatillo, minced 1 Tbsp. capers, minced Salt and pepper Four cod fillets, about 1” thick

Yellow Pepper Pesto This is absolutely my favorite sauce recipe!

The roasted yellow peppers add a sweetness that blends perfectly with the cilantro and Parmesan. You can spoon this sauce on eggs, grilled meats or vegetables, or my favorite…..poured over corn chips and eaten like chips and salsa!

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2 large yellow bell peppers, grilled, peeled, seeded and chopped 1 clove garlic, chopped 2 tablespoons pine nuts 1 cup chopped fresh cilantro leaves 3 tablespoons grated Parmesan 1/2 cup extra-virgin olive oil 1 tsp. salt 1 tsp. freshly ground pepper

Place peppers, garlic, pine nuts, cilantro and cheese in a food processor and process until combined. With the motor running, add the oil and process until emulsified and season with salt and pepper, to taste.

In a bowl, whisk together the shallot, garlic, parsley, cilantro, celery, tomatillo, capers, salt and pepper (to taste).

Brush the cod fillets with olive oil and add salt and pepper to both sides. Sear over a hot grill, about 4 minutes on each side, until fish is firm and flaky in the center.

(Alternatively, you can cook the cod in the broiler of your oven by placing cod on a broiler pan set 6” under the heating element, and cooking about 4 minutes on one side. Turn fillets and cook another 4 minutes until done).

Cooking time depends on the thickness of your fish. If they are thicker than 1” you might cook longer.

Place fish on platter and top with salsa verde.

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he Christmas season is all about giving, and July at BA Med Spa is no exception!

Christmas in July is a spectacular sales event that centers around the gift of deeply discounted services offered at the Spa. BA Med Spa, located in Broken Arrow, at 510 N. Elm Pl., has been helping their clients feel their best since 2009. Their ninth annual sales event during the month of July is a huge gift to their current and prospective clients, and a chance for

many to save a great deal of money on the services they provide.

“It’s the best chance to save and get the aesthetic treatments you want, and feel good about yourself,” said Owner, Malissa Spacek. “It’s truly a giving event.”

Each day, beginning July 1, a new special will launch for 12 days. The specials will consist of their most popular services, with possible discounts on treatments such as BellaFill, EmSculpt and much more.

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day will be a new surprise special,” said office manager, Sam Spacek. “In years past, many customers have found that it is a good time to buy multiple services at once, as the pricing is so much more affordable during this special time.” Services may also be pre-purchased during the sales event and used at a later date.

Pricing for each of the 12 days specials will be good for the entire month of July. The specials will be announced on BA Med Spa social media, on Facebook @BAMEDSPA, and their website at www.baweightspa.com.

“This sales event is our gift to our community and our customers to help them achieve their goals and help maintain and build their confidence,” Malissa said.

BA Med Spa has always been in the business of helping people. Their mission is “to improve the lives of the patients we serve.” Self-esteem and confidence are at the root of their foundation, allowing their clients to easily achieve their goals, with services for weight loss and anti-aging. “So many of us work, and confidence is crucial in a competitive market,” said Malissa. “We also have many people who come in after a traumatic event, who just want to feel better about themselves, and not look so tired or rundown.” With so many grateful clients, it is no wonder

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that they have a firm standing A+ rating with the BBB, with one customer review stating, “I am writing to tell them how much they helped my self-esteem and my appearance. I highly recommend them to anybody wanting the best results for your money.”

“It feels so good to know that we are helping people and that we are appreciated,” said Malissa. “It’s good for us to proactively care for ourselves, and make sure we are working to maintain our self-esteem.”

As the Christmas in July event is one of their busiest times of the year, it is recommended to be persistent if unable to reach someone on the phone when you call, and leave a message or email, which will receive a rapid response. As always, initial consultations for these treatments are

complementary. “Just come in and talk to us!” said Sam. “It’s the best way for us to help you find the best treatments for you.”

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May I use gift funds on all types of purchases?

Borrowers seeking a mortgage to secure a principle residence or second home may use funds received as a personal gift from an acceptable donor. Restrictions vary between loan types as to how gift funds may be used, for down payment, closing costs or reserves subject to minimum borrower contribution requirements. Gifts are not allowed on an investment property.

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Gift funds can only come from acceptable donors. A gift can be provided by a relative, fiancé or domestic partner. A relative is more closely defined as the borrower’s spouse, child, dependent or any other individual who is related to the borrower by blood, marriage, adoption or legal guardianship.

If you plan to accept a monetary gift to help you cover homebuying costs, familiarize yourself with how funds may be used and who are acceptable donors.

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Gifts may be evidenced with a gift letter signed by the donor.

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here are many ways to tell someone ‘Thank you.’ Thank you can be said with a card, with flowers or with a gift, but this summer, one of Broken Arrow’s core businesses is saying thank you in the sweetest way possible: with ice cream.

Blue Bell Ice Cream, in partnership with the Broken Arrow Chamber of Commerce, will be hosting the Taste of Summer Ice Cream Festival as a means by which the local creamery offers its thanks to its host community through a day of family-friendly fun and ice cream.

“This is Blue Bell’s giveback event – one in which, they give back to the Broken Arrow community,” said Jessica Mugg, events and communications director, Broken Arrow Chamber. “In the past, Blue Bell had hosted the Taste of Summer event out at their factory, but over time, with the number of people coming in and the amount of traffic, the event eventually outgrew the plant.

“Following this, Blue Bell representatives approached the Chamber to inquire what could be done to help retain the annual event, as it was growing so big – in previous years, there have been more than 12,000

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people in attendance – that it was in danger of going away – no one wanted that,” she continued. “The event proved so successful, it outgrew its space, so we were happy to partner with Blue Bell and moved the event to Central Park on Main Street to retain this popular summer celebration.”

Slated for July 20 – not coincidentally during National Ice Cream Month – the Taste of Summer Ice Cream Festival will bring a day of fun, activities, and live entertainment to downtown Broken Arrow, along with ice cream – and plenty of it.

“Blue Bell will be providing all-youcan-eat ice cream for attendees, and they always bring out a huge variety of flavors – last year, we had more than 20 different flavors of ice cream available,” Mugg said. “As in the past, there will be a kid’s zone, with inflatables, games, and arts and crafts for the children, as well as a ‘touch a truck’ area to give the kids the chance to get up close and see some bigger pieces of equipment.”

For an entry fee of $5, everything is free, except for items purchased from food and marketplace vendors, and the outing allows the public to meet the men and women responsible for Blue Bell Ice Cream.

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Top: Broken Arrow Chamber marketing/ communications manager Alex Risenhoover.

Bottom: Broken Arrow Chamber events and communications director Jessica Mugg.

“It’s a lot of fun - it’s amazing to see all the people who come out to this event and to see the Blue Bell volunteers interact with their customers one-toone,” she said. “Closer to the event date, we’ll be revealing the flavors to be featured this year.”

According to Blue Bell’s website, the company offers 66 different flavors of ice cream, 20 of which are offered yearround, with the additional two to three dozen being offered seasonally.

Aside from being a uniquely ice cream-centric event, the Taste of Summer is remarkable in that it’s “a truly family event,” according to Mugg.

“This is one of those events at which the entire family can come out, enjoy as much ice cream as they want, and enjoy the day together,” she said.

“You know how certain events target certain age groups or members of the population? This is an event that’s held specifically for entire families.

I kind of think of it as our familyfriendly block party – everyone gets together, has a great time, and enjoys ice cream. It’s such a fun event.”

Blue Bell’s Taste of Summer Ice Cream Festival powered by Oneta Power will be held from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, July 20, at Central Park, 1500 South Main Street in Broken Arrow.

Paid event parking will be available adjacent to the festival site, with parking proceeds going to benefit the Broken Arrow Band.

Top: We all scream for ice cream, and at the Taste of Summer event, for a $5 entry cost, attendees can enjoy unlimited ice cream. Bottom: A kid’s zone will be set up with activities, crafts, and more for the youngest visitors to this summer’s Taste of Summer event in Broken Arrow.

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information about active aging, caregiver support services, money management and investments, Medicare options and VA benefits, mental and behavioral health Above: SeniorLink supervisor Chelsea Edwards, News On 6 reporter services, Lori Fullbright and PACE intake manager Adrian Rolle will each be presenting at the 2019 Senior Safety and Lifestyle Fair. accessibility and rehabilitation IFE Senior Services is excited services, durable medical to host the 2019 Senior equipment, travel clubs, housing, Safety and Lifestyle Fair home health and so much more!

Tuesday, July 30 at the Exchange All attendees will receive a Center at Expo Square. For the free copy of the brand-new past two years, the event has 2019-2020 LIFE’s Vintage welcomed hundreds of exhibitors Guide to Housing & Services. and presenters, plus thousands of The 250-page publication is seniors and family caregivers. This northeast Oklahoma’s most year promises to be even bigger comprehensive catalog of and better than ever. senior resources and home “We want Oklahoma seniors and community-based and family caregivers to feel safe, services. It also has articles valued and appreciated. We are helping families plan ahead, excited about partnering with understand care options like Tulsa Police Department’s Senior adult day health and PACE, Services Unit to put a spotlight on compare and evaluate housing the organizations, programs and options, and learn more services that exist to help seniors about Medicare, VA Aid & stay active, involved and healthy.

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From 9 a.m. to noon AARP Oklahoma is sponsoring a free drive-thru shredding event on the Below: More than 150 exhibitors will be providing helpful information.

r Safety and ifestyle Fair east side of the Exchange Center.

Bring your old tax, medical and banking records, or even prescription tags and junk mail for safe, on-site destruction.

Attendees are also encouraged to take advantage of OU Physicians’ free health screenings and “Ask the Doctor” booth. The Rx Take Back booth provides the perfect opportunity to bring in your expired or unneeded prescriptions and medications for safe disposal.

Plus, there will be many other activities to enjoy. Visit with Paw Pals therapy dogs and rescue pets from Lab Rescue OK and Animal Aid of Tulsa – you might even find your new best friend!

Additionally, there will be bingo, door prizes, and free goodie bags for the first 500 people through the door starting at 8:30 a.m.

There is a pre-event continental breakfast at 7:30 a.m. hosted by Oklahoma Insurance Department (OID), followed by “Protecting Medicare and You” with Ray Walker from OID. Space is limited, and reservations are required. Call (800) 7632828 to reserve your spot.

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Military History Trivia Night Challenge!

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n any given day at the Broken Arrow Military History Center, during operating hours, there will invariably be one or more veterans hanging out in the lobby, even from WWII, visiting with each other and telling some of the most amazing stories most people have probably ever heard.

To share this camaraderie with the community, and also raise funds for the museum and its programs, the Center will host their fourth annual Military History Trivia Night, at Battle Creek Event Center July 19, with food at 5 p.m. and trivia at 6 p.m. This event is not only educational but unbelievably inspiring.

Sponsorships for tables are available for $200, and individual tickets are only $25.

Guests can purchase tickets in advance at the Military History Center, located at 112 N. Main St. in Broken Arrow. Table sponsorships are invaluable, as noted by the museum’s president of the board, Tom Mancino, BG U.S. Army (RET).

“If we get enough people to sponsor tables, then it’s possible we can let some veterans play for free,” said Tom. The event will provide a challenging night of military and history trivia, with food, door prizes and best of all, fellowship.

There will be prizes for winners, but Tom says, “It’s not much; winners will

receive a small trophy.” Many competitors believe the most important takeaway from Above: Military History Center President of the Board, Tom Mancino, BG U.S. Army (RET) a Trivia Night win is the bragging rights. “We will be Tom served 39 years in the Guard. In talking about that for the next year.”

2003-2004, Tom was the Commander said Tom, “We have a really good time.” of the 45th Infantry that served in There are other games available that Afghanistan during that year. He was the evening for those who do not want to first National Guard General Officer to participate in trivia, and all are welcome to this family event. The trivia questions Command National Guard Troops in a are not exclusively technical as some are combat zone since the Korean War. In 2013, after being retired for six years, he based on general history, to make the began working with the Military History event more inclusive for everyone.

Museum, and the rest, as they say, is The event’s origins begin with Tom’s history. The museum today is an everinventiveness as the catalyst for this growing collection with over 2400 items, tradition. In the 1980s, when Trivial “give or take 1 or 200,” said Tom. The Pursuit was becoming an American favorite, Tom created his own version, Center introduced benefits counseling for veterans two years ago. “It’s been a real with trivia cards, a felt board and joy to see the success of this place and one die. The squad leaders would know you had a hand in helping,” he said, carry the game with them and would “but we wouldn’t be successful without bring it out during rest periods or our donors and volunteers.” Everyone at downtime. “He’d get out this game, The Center is grateful for the immense and he would ask the squad these continued support from the community, questions, and it would help them and invite you to join them for Trivia keep up on tactics, weapons, map Night.

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