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News Item: April 2003 (Taxes) |
News item: June 2003: (Bikes/Band) |
News Item: July 2003 (Andy Payne) News Item: July 2003 (Griffis/Band) |
News item: July 2003: (Snakes) |
News item: Aug 2003: (1940s USO Gala) |
News item: Sep/Oct 2003: (Chili-Cook-Off and Reference USA) |
News item: Dec. 2003: (Dogs and Paul Martin) |
News item: Dec. 2003: (Christmas Activities) |
News item: Mar. 2004: (Murder Mystery) |
News item: April 2004: (Library Customer Appreciation Day) |
News item: May 2004: (Will Rogers by Gene McFall) |
News item: May 2004: (Avoiding Debt & Chautauqua Characters) |
News
item: May 2004: Summer Reading Program Kickoff (& Hercules) |
News item: June 2004: Concert on the Lawn: Electric Rag Band |
News item: June 2004: D-Day 60th Anniversary Countdown |
News item: July 2004: Concert In The Park (Tulsa Community Band) |
News item: Aug 2004: Hawaiian Luau Gala |
News item: Sept. 2004: Chili & Chocolate Cookoffs (Winners) |
News item: Dec. 2004: Chamber of Commerce Library Presentations |
News item: Dec. 2004: Silent Auction and other December activities |
$3.00
a grocery bag
Books on lower level of Library Pick the books you want and then pay for the number of bags you fill Organized by Friends of CV Library Feb. - 19th |
June 11 | 2nd Annual Muder Mystery Dinner |
July 9 | Special July Event |
August 13 | 1960's Laua Gala |
Aug. 20 | 3rd Annual
Chili Cook-Off 2nd Annual Chocolate Cook-Off |
Nov. 29-Dec10 | 2005 Silent Auction |
King of America is a fictionalized account of how close the Confederacy came to being an American monarchy.
Bob Bonebrake is a Collinsville native, son of Alberta Bonebrake and has spent the last 20 years as a writer and researcher for the Associated Press and other Oklahoma, Washington D.C., and California news groups.
He resides in Kansas City, Kansas.
Book Discussion and Geological and Geographical Survey Photos From
1870s, 1977 and 1997 |