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Holdenville Animal Lovers Organization Inc (HALO) will be holding a special fundraising event for Holdenville Animal Shelter on Friday, March 25 from 5 to 7 pm at the Barnard Memorial United Methodist Church located at 8 & Gulf Streets in Holdenville. The fundraiser will be a MACARONI DINNER FOR PUPPERONI’S AND CAT-ERONI’S with a Special Art Show and Sale with Pouring Art by Holdenville Artist Amanda Price Jiminez. Tickets for the dinner are $7.00 for adults and $5.00 for children 6 to 12, preschoolers are free. Carry out is available. A LARGE amount of shell macaroni was donated to HALO by the Community Market and all kinds of dishes with macaroni in them will be served! Goulash with Macaroni, Macaroni and Cheese, Macaroni Salads, Soup with Macaroni, alfredo macaroni, etc. etc. etc.! Bread, drink, green Salad and dessert are also included.
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The folks pictured above can do it all when it comes to a pancake breakfast! They can sell the tickets, flip the pancakes or serve the people. And they did all of these at the annual Wetumka Kiwanis Pancake Breakfast recently. Pictured from left are: Jason Tyler, Rick Jones, Tuck Fouquet, Brent McGee, Larry Roberts, Eddie Williams and David Bencoma.
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Enjoying pancakes at the recent pancake breakfast wer Charlie and Anita Pasley, Sirena Averett and Kim and Rick Dulworth.
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A special thank you to members of the Wetumka Key Club for serving guests at the annual pancake breakfast. Youngsters pictured are: Katie White, Ramya Redden, Allen White and Emma Whitmore.
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Moss High School hosted a Reality Check for Moss Juniors and Seniors on March 22nd. During the reality check, students would be given a folder that listed their career, yearly salary, monthly gross salary, marital status, FICA, Medicare, Federal IT, State IT, and monthly net income. After the students received their folders, they went from booth to booth purchasing things like insurance, health insurance, vehicles, furniture, groceries, entertainment, housing, etc. The students had to keep up with a check register in order to see details of their spending and where their money was spent. At the end of the Reality Check, students calculated to see how much money they had left at the end of the month. It was an extremely enlightening experience for the students to see a glimpse into what it will be like in “the real world” when they choose their career path, etc. Below are some pictures of the event.
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Pictured above from left to right (all seniors): Kathryn Brown, Bethany Foster, Lindsey Mitchell
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Taking tickets at the door was Rhonda Parker. Also pictured are David Bencoma, Mike Osborn and Landyn Oliver.
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