Homecoming mum sales continue
Mum sales for Homecoming Oct. 23 are continuing if you have not bought yours, Juniors will be selling mums until they run out at the game Thursday night and again on Sunday from 1-4 at Venture Foods. The Bucs play OCA 7 p.m. Thursday and host Hinton Friday, Oct. 23 for Homecoming.
Lions Club meets today
Tonkawa Lions meeting each Thursday at 11:30 a.m. at the Heritage Room at the First National Bank of Oklahoma.
Haunted Sale barn opens Friday
The Haunted Sale Barn, located at the dead end of Seventh Street in Tonkawa, will be open Friday, Oct. 16 from 8-11 p.m. Cost is $10 per victim.
Other hours include Oct. 17, 8-11; Oct. 22, 8-10 half price night; Oct. 23, 8-11; Oct. 24, 8-11; Oct. 28, 8-10; Oct. 29, 8-10; Oct. 23, 8-10; Oct. 30, 8-11; and Oct. 31, 8-11. There will be a limited concession stand.
Quarterback Club tourney Saturday
The Tonkawa Quarterback Club’s four person scramble golf tournament will be Saturday, Oct. 17, at the Blackwell golf course. Cost is $300 per team or $75 per person. The shotgun starts at 10 a.m. with lunch to follow. Proceeds go to the quarterback club. sponsor a hole for $100. Sign up with Brandon Hampton at 405.693.9481, Stephane Hampton, 580.670.4255 or Catie Randall at 628.1414.
Pfeiffer, Luttrell to Speak at OK2A
Oklahoma 2nd Amendment Association - Kay County Chapter schedules the next meeting for Saturday, Oct. 24, at 12:00 Noon at New Hope Christian Fellowship - 401 S. Lincoln - Ponca City. Guests Speakers are Rep. John Pfeiffer and Rep. Ken Luttrell to discuss the upcoming Legislative Session and answer questions. Mayor Brian Hobbs of Newkirk will discuss Tips for Prepping. Contact for questions -OK2A Kay County Coordinator - Terry Lee Thompson - 580-670-0357 terry.thompsonok2a@gmail.com
Get your Tonkawa Buc face masks!
A new shipment of Tonkawa Buccaneer face masks are available at the Central Office at the Tonkawa Mid-Hi/Highschool site. Masks may be purchased for $10 each Monday-Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm. Go Bucs!!
No computers at library
Until further notice, the Tonkawa Public Library will no longer offer access to public computers. This is a precaution taken to keep both the patrons and employees safe during the COVID-19 pandemic. The library building is open only for those wishing to check out or return materials, fax, or have copies made. The library building is not available for the following activities: Sitting, resting, chatting, studying, meetings, cell phone use, laptop ...
