Twelve members of the AE Chapter of P.E.O. met recently in the home of Anna Rinehart, with Karen Pappas serving as co-host. Others present were Cynthia Jensen, Ann Zavy, Janice Jensen, Darla Reuter, Margaret Price, Becky Reuter, Janan Fletcher, Barbara Johnson, Lindsey Vice and Christy Eichholz.
We are well into football season and some big games are coming up so that means watch parties!
Here’s a good dip recipe that Heidi Curtis gave me several years ago that’s perfect to take to a watch party.
Be sure and use a giant serving bowl because it makes a lot and is great for a big gathering!
FIESTA CORNBREAD DIP
Maple School September Students of the Month, front row, Cooper Higdon, pre-kindergarten; second row from left, Beau Davis, first grade, Ellie Scott, fourth grade, Remi Story, second grade, and Logan Niles, kindergarten; back row, Jacob Bugaj, seventh grade, Lainey Rowell, sixth grade, Jordan Striegel, eighth grade, Cale Wedman, fifth grade, and Maddox Tartsah, third grade.
The Canadian County 4-H Senior Livestock Judging Team placed seventh overall at the Oklahoma State Fair Youth Contest.
It was also the Junior Livestock Judging Team’s first contest.
The Canadian County Senior 4-H Shotgun Sports Team placed fourth overall at the OYE Shotgun Sports Finals.
I made a mistake!
Of course, the first recipe I put in my new column, I left out an ingredient.
Sorry if you cooked Father Mason’s Blue and Gold Spaghetti and it tasted a bit dry!
I left out the cream of chicken soup.
Riverside September Citizens of the Month, front row from left, Jordan Lockler, Camryn Rinehart, Westley Wilkerson, Alx Grant, Sassy Brushwood, Jace Abshire and Dax Macias; back row, Arellie Ramos, Lily Smith, Kevin Factor, Bellamy Bateholts, Desi Elliott, Aaliyah Maggard, Hunter Elkins, Alivia Ontiveros, Braelynn Hudson, Dreydan Shawnee, Catalina Ramos, Luke Hudelson and Irelynn O’Daniel.
Damrosch Music Club would like to invite the public to its monthly music performances.
Performances take place on the second Wednesday of the month, October through May, at various locations around the El Reno community.
October’s performance is scheduled for 10 a.m. Oct. 9 at Ellison Avenue Methodist Church located at 600 S. Ellison Avenue.
Choral numbers as well as ensembles and solos will be presented. A small reception will follow.
The Canadian County 4-H Volunteer Leaders Council will present its annual fundraising gala, Soupapalooza, on Oct. 8 starting at 6 p.m. at the Canadian County Expo and Event Center.
Each year Canadian County 4-H clubs, sponsors and local businesses donate live and silent auction items to raise nearly $10,000 to support Canadian County 4-H’ers.
Strength training is no longer just for bodybuilders.
Stay Strong, Stay Healthy is an eight-week, evidence-based strength training program designed for adults 65 and older who want to improve their quality of life and stay active.
The exercises are easy to learn, safe and effective.
The classes will be held at the Education Building, 220 N. Country Club Road, from 9 to 10 a.m. on Mondays and Thursdays starting Oct. 21.
Donna Jung, FCS/4-H Extension Educator, will help participants learn and do the exercises safely.
It’s Blue and Gold sausage season! Mine was delivered just last night by Paula Cooper, owner of Cocobella’s Gifts, downtown El Reno.
She was helping her grandson, Bryson Cooper make his deliveries. He sold a lot, so he needed the help! Bryson is a freshman at Calumet High School.
