Collinsville, Oklahoma
June 13, 2007
Miscellaneous News
Animal Shelter / Youth Football /
Middle School Enrollment / 4-H 100s /
Jefferson Award Winners /
Josh Richardson Softball Tournament
June 16th: Youth Football Signups
Collinsville Youth Football sign up will be held at the Collinsville high school commons.This will be the the last walk in sign ups of the year. The date will be June 16th @ 9-11:30. Reminder that the cut off day for late sign ups will be June 30th. Any questions please call Roger S. @ 857-9256
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Newly Remodeled Facilities at 13th & Main

Jim R. Dolton
Funeral Director/Owner

Melvin Lowe - Funeral Director
Christy Harris - Funeral Director
Mary Blythe - Office Manager-Collinsville Funeral Home
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Planning Ahead For August
(Posted 6/12/2007)
Enrollment for Middle School students:


August 9th, 2007:
8th grade 9:00 - 10:00
7th grade 10:00 - 11:00
6th grade 11:00 - 12:00

New student enrollment: (to the district)
August 7th 9:00 - 12:00
Please bring the following:
Up to date shot record
Birth certificate
Proof of residency (current electric, water or gas bill)

Classes start on Thursday, August 16th
Oskee-Wow-Wow Question?
Maybe some cvilleok.com viewers can help me answer this for Robert?
Ted:
I thought Collinsville’s fight song was Oskee-Wow-Wow, but Illinois uses that song and I don’t recall Collinsville’s sounding like that. Am I wrong on this?

Robert D. Hart (CHS 1987) -- June 12, 2007

4-H Needs 100 ...
Hi,
Do you happen to have a drawer full of old cell phones? A closet full of clothes you don't wear? Piles of newspaper and junk mail lying around the house? Do you trip over old ratty tennis shoes that you should get rid of?

Well the Collinsville Dairy Capitol 4-H Club needs help and if you answered yes to even one of the above questions you can help out!

On Saturday June 16 from noon to 5 pm at the American Legion Parking lot (9th and Main in Collinsville), the Dairy Capitol will be collecting cell phones, clothing, shoes and papers for the Keep Oklahoma Beautiful Project. This is a community service project sponsered by Tulsa County 4-H, and in keeping with Oklahoma's Centennial year, the 4-Her's are collecting 100 of everything, 100 cell phones, 100 pounds of paper (to be donated to the Collinsville Library), 100 pounds of clothing (to be donated to AmVets) and 100 pairs of tennis shoes.

The Dairy Capitol kicked off their "100" campaign by originally setting out to clean 100 lockers at the Collinsville Highschool, 100 lockers turned into 602 and the bar was set-if we can over acheive on the lockers, we can over acheive on the collection of 100 items too! So please help us out and bring your unwanted items to the American Legion Building this Saturday, June 16 from noon to 5 pm.

Thanks Everyone!
Deb Lutz, Dairy Capitol 4-H Leader

P.S. We will also be collecting money to purchase flowers (Red Zinnias) to plant around Collinsville, we had a table at the Hogs and Hot Rods show and let people vote on 5 flowers, with the flower recieving the most votes to be designated as Collinsville's City Flower, the Red Zinnia won, and now we would like to plant them in areas around the city. Of course we are aiming to plant a minimum of 100, and this will be our final "100" item.

(Previous Coverage)
Local Jefferson Award Winners
Principal Cory Slagle, Collinsville High School and Dr. Susan Babbitt, Collinsville Library, were honored at the Jefferson Awards Recipient Banquet on Thursday June 7 at the Tulsa Country Club. The evening was sponsored by Fox 23 Tulsa.

The Jefferson Awards are a prestigious national recognition system honoring community and public service in America. local. The Jefferson Awards has 150 Media Partners in 90 communities across the country. A local panel of judges select the winners. These Media Partners are major local newspapers, television and radio stations. On average, most Media Partners select five to six winners. Some honor a volunteer each month or each week.

The local winners are "Unsung Heroes" – ordinary individuals who are performing extraordinary deeds – mostly without recognition.
L-R: Tulsa Mayor Kathy Taylor, Dr. Babbitt, and Ann Sterling Fox23 Daybreak Anchor. (Submitted Photo)
L-R: Tulsa Mayor Taylor, Cory Slagle, and Ann Sterling Fox23 Daybreak Anchor. (Submitted Photo)
Josh Richardson Memorial
Softball Tournament
The 4th annual Josh Richardson Memorial Softball Tournament will be held at the Collinsville City Park Saturday June 30th through Sunday July 1st. Deadline for team entries is June 19th. Contact Ron Richardson at Bill & Ruth's Subs on 11th Street (371-9007). Entry fee is $100 per team. Proceeds go towards scholarships given to 3-sport seniors at CHS each year. (Previous Coverage: scholarships & tournament)