Get your kiddies ready! FREE car seat inspection September 20, 2013 at the Guthrie Fire Department, 209 E. Springer Ave. Car seats are available for purchase at reduced rates. It is very important that our children are buckled in correctly. If you have questions please call the Fire Department at 405-282-4433.
Chamber President Mary Coffin
The YMCA has undergone some management changes this month, Ryan Epley took a job in his home town of Midwest City! Congratulations Ryan! Our new Center Director is Whitney Chandler! If you get a chance stop by and give her a nice Guthrie welcome!
The Rock A Way Tavern is celebrating their 80th Birthday, September 28th with live music, food and friends! Dig through your closet and bring your favorite t-shirt. Most unique t-shirt wins a prize! For more information call 282-5777.
The Guthrie Public Library located at 201 N. Division has a family/caregiver support group for folks living with dementia. The group meets on the second Saturday of each month through November. Verla Raines, a Guthrie resident, former family caregiver with support-group training by Alzheimer’s Association will conduct the meeting. Bring your lunch with you if you want and fellowship with others in your community that live with dementia and elder care. For more information call Verla at 519-0800 or email [email protected].
The Oklahoma Territorial Museum has a special exhibit this month. Three Chords & The Truth, Oklahoma Roots Music. American Indian, Country-Western Blues, Folk and Red Dirt! The museum is located at 406 E. Oklahoma, donations accepted.
Zane Winkelman attends Guthrie High School and is working on his Eagle Project for the Boy Scouts. The Eagle Rank is the highest achievable rank in the BSA. One of the requirements to attain this rank is the eagle project. This is a service project that must be done for a not for profit organization. The scout must research, organize, and lead the project. The project must be approved by his troop leadership then his district leadership and finally the leadership of the organization the project is benefiting. Zane’s vision is to help the Guthrie Public Library landscape their South garden. He is working with the Master Gardeners but needs some material once the project has been approved by the historic preservation committee. Please give us a call at the chamber office if you are interested in helping Zane obtain this prestigious goal, 282-1947.
This week’s Chamber Coffee will be hosted by Boneyard Grill at 9:30 a.m. bring your business card and be ready to mix and mingle with other professionals. Insurance Commissioner Doak will be attending this week’s coffee; he is going to stay for a little while after the coffee to answer any questions you might have for him.
There are several things going on this Saturday, Sept. 21st The Guthrie Road Show Celebration will be held at Mineral Wells Park starting at 8a.m. and the Antique and Vintage Market will be held beside the Farmer’s Market on First Street between Harrison and Oklahoma Avenue. Have a great week in Guthrie!
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