Published: April 02, 2008 11:44 pm            

Bulletin Board for 04/03/08

Astronomy club to meet



Northwest Oklahoma Astronomy Club currently is holding its membership drive.

The group meets at 7 p.m. the second Tuesday of each month at Redeemer Lutheran Church.

Anyone is welcome regardless of astronomy knowledge. For information call 278-1295 or e-mail oldprofessor@hotmail.com.





Aline cemetery group to meet



Aline Star Cemetery Association will host its annual meeting 6 p.m. Tuesday at the Methodist Church fellowship hall in Aline. The annual meeting is for those who own burial space or are interested in purchasing it.

The agenda includes election of officers and board members.

The current association board consists of John Eugene Lamle, president; Kaye Reihm, treasurer; Brenda Dixon, secretary; and board members C.F. and Mary Mittelstet, Gary and Doris Booze, Lola Jean Lamle and Melvin Ricke.





Homes tour slated April 13



Waverley Historic District Neighborhood Association will host its annual Historic Homes Tour 2-4 p.m. April 13. This year’s tour features four homes — three in Waverley District and one in Garland Addition. Addresses are 1102 W. Oklahoma, 1518 W. Oklahoma, 1223 W. Maine and 524 W. Hayes (the Ehly Mansion).

Tickets are $10 and will be sold at the door of each home. Tickets are good for tours of all homes. Proceeds go toward fixing Waverley district sidewalks. For information, contact Shirley Marquardt at 234-2197.





North Central Iris Society show set



North Central Iris Society will hold its Iris Show from 1 to 7 p.m. April 26 at Oakwood Mall.

The show is free and open to the public.





International adoption workshop slated



Dillon International Inc. will host a workshop from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Saturday at Trinity Baptist Church, 801 N. Peters Street, Norman, for families interested in adopting a child from another country.

Staff members of the licensed, non-profit intercountry adoption agency will present information and answer questions on Dillon International’s adoption programs in China, India, Vietnam, Korea and Haiti.

Participants will have an opportunity to discuss adoption options available, preparing for the home study, initial adjustments, blending a family with adopted and birth children, telling the adoption story and raising an internationally adopted child in this society. The fee for the workshop is $100 per couple or 490 per single adult, which includes lunch, adoption materials and a DVD/CD of the workshop.

Couples and individuals interested in attending this workshop should call (405) 329-0531 for further information and to register.





Local missionaries deliver message



Ten people from Enid’s Central Assembly of God recently spent spring break in Monterrey, Mexico, delivering the Gospel.

Seven students and three adults from Ignition Student Ministries teamed with Partnership International and Affect Destiny to pass out “The Book of Hope” to more than 14,000. The team also had the opportunity to visit with children in orphanages, children’s hospitals and on the street as they fed the hungry and ministered to children coming from extreme poverty.

The team performed dramas and skits in open air rallies in city parks. They even had the opportunity to be the halftime entertainment at a semi-pro soccer game in Monterrey.

The team invited people to view the “Godman” video in the communities where they ministered.