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Ditmore family establishes Northern nursing scholarship

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The family of Gail Ditmore has established the Gail Ditmore Memorial Emergency Nursing Fund through The Northern Oklahoma College Foundation.

Incidentally...

... The News wishes a Happy Birthday on February 8 Shon Simpson, Pam Smothermon, Mary Allan, Casey Kreger, Nikki Case, Jeff Stone, Alex Davis, Johnny Hawkins, Frank Martuscelli. February 9 Drew Williams, Ronnie Love, Heather Stout, Susan Kienholz, Jolene Lockwood, Morgan Estes, Sean Allen. February 10 Tom Parrott, Brad Esch, Evelyn Coyle, Erica Bibles, Ashley Neal, Delinda Mc-Murtrie. February 11 Dale Cathey, Diana Grudier, Kenny Mahon, Noel Combrink. February 12 Janelle Griffith, Clint Armstrong, Christi Lee, Cassidy Lee, Josh Coates, Shirley Dickson. February 13 George Sheets, Garold Keach, Wanda Cole, Crystal Glenn, Shaylynn Maple, McCain Box, Margie Ingram. February 14 Janelle Elfving, Joseph Farley, Marissa Parker, Candice Bradley, Joshua Parker, Keitha West, Donnie Combrink....... The News invites Mary Allan

Roustabout Homecoming Show Feb. 13

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The Northern Oklahoma College Roustabouts will host their annual Homecoming Show Tuesday, Feb. 13 in Tonkawa.

News Briefs

Local Livestock show Sunday, Feb. 18th

Wheatheart Nutrition Menu

Monday, February 5 – Sloppy Joe, Cheesy Bacon Hominy, Spinach, Ice Cream, Milk.

Many prizes await city’s first baby Ella Sterling Ray

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Ella Sterling Ray was born Jan. 18 at Integris Hospital of Enid. She was delivered by Dr. Michelle Bergner. She weighed in at 7.39 pounds and was 20.5 inches long. Her parents are Aaron and Shiloh Ray, 414 North Main, Tonkawa. She has one sister, Jesse Turnbow.

School Menu

Elementary Breakfast

Buc Blab

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Hello Tonkawa!

City briefs

The Tonkawa Fire Department responded to 16 ambulance calls transporting 11, and 8 fire calls during the past week.

Sermonette

The writer of Hebrew was astonished at how neglectful Christians had become: “For though by this time you ought to be teachers, you need someone to teach you again the basic principles of the oracles of God. You need milk, not solid food, for everyone who lives on milk is unskilled in the word of righteousness, since he is a child. But solid food is for the mature, for those who have their powers of discernment trained by constant practice to distinguish good from evil” (Heb. 5:12) In other words, God expects us to GROW UP! And the way we do that is by studying God’s word! That is our source of knowing what is right and wrong. Then the thing we should be doing once we’ve grown up is to decide to teach others.