Good morning, good morning, good morning, and welcome, welcome, welcome.
It's time now for our community connection right here on K one, the
one you trust, and today we're talking to the Tlajuanas and we have Jeanette
here with us. Hey doing, miss Miller. I'm doing great. How
about you? Well, I'm always great, but we're doing better because Wow,
I took a look at what we're talking about today. We got a
ton of good things coming to town courtesy of the help of the Kuanas we
do. It's our busy time of the year. We just finished up with
Sooner Junior and the Freedom Fest and so now we're into the holiday season.
Now I'm gonna take a little bit of a departure today because Sooner Junior has
always been a fun thing. But you actually had a little bit of fun
when the movie Killers of the Flower Movements being filmed. Here, tell us
a little bit about what was going on, you little star power goal we
did. We had Steve Wating who placed one of the Doctor shows, the
Tall Doctor shown. He came out to Sooner Junior on one of his days
off and he has his own miniature golf course back in New York, so
he would come out every time we were open just about and it got to
where he was helping us open up, setting up, and he was in
our tournament that we have our Sunfeest Showdown and he won. I think he
won first place, first or second place in the showdown. But it was
so neat because I was seeing him. When I saw him on TV,
I thought I hadn't met any movie stars, but I had. But to
me, he was just a normal guy. Here's to Steve. And he
was fun and he was great to Kawana. So our hat's off to Steve.
Oh my. We got something coming up rather quickly here. It's called
the Halloween Bash. Can you tell us a little bit about it? Yes,
on this Friday, I mean Saturday. I'm sorry this Saturday. Please
don't rain on Saturday until after midnight. We're going to have our Halloween Bush.
It's free, free miniature golf, free candy for the kids. We
encourage everyone to be in costume and we open at six and we will close
the gate at nine fifteen. We'll take our last people at nine to fifteen
and we will we decorated up for Halloween. It's so much fun and seeing
all the kids. This is Sooner This is at Sooner Junior. Wow.
So go out there to Sooner Park. Keep going straight when you come in,
take a little left you're there exactly exactly. Oh my gosh, that
sounds like it's a lot of fun. Now we're going to be doing some
celebrating. It's called Celebrate Giving. Now. Last year was kind of like
one of the first years for this format, but it worked out so well.
Oh it was great. We had thirty two i think nonprofits, which
a lot of people don't realize how many nonprofits we have in Bartos two hundred.
Yeah. Well we're going to have forty four of them at the this
year. So we're going to do it the day before Giving Tuesday. We're
gonna do it on Monday, November the twenty seventh, and it's at the
Center Bartlesfield, the former Bartlesfield Community Center. We will have food there that's
for sale from the FFA groups, school groups. We will have a cash
bar, and we will have all of the nonprofits with any They might have
some fundraising if you want to go and make donations. But the best thing
is you can see a lot of the different nonprofits, especially some that you
probably have no Clue are in Bartlesville. So I was telling one group when
I talked to their board the other day, it's a room at his table,
which is a puppet ministry. We bet that go. We've had him
on here. That's a great little thing that got Yeah, Chris Ben and
his wife parently, they're awesome. Well, I was telling him, you
know, even if you don't sell anything or don't make it, if you
could get one donor who is a faithful donor, it's more than worth it.
And so he agreed. So I think it's just wonderful opportunity to get
to see all of the different offits set are out there. Our folks at
Dynamic Independence were out there. They had a blast and they won last year
they did they won, so of course they had a blast. This is
really good because you can see what all of our nonprofits that will be in
attendance I do, and they can explain just you know, how they work
within our community and this kind of help folks that fall through the cracks,
and you know, there's quite a few folks that do that, and it's
great to know that we have these help in hands in our community to help
so many people. And thanks to the Kiwanas for organizing this too, because
it's really good. This is going to be at the center, right.
It's at the center at the community right, huh, And it's four to
seven on the twenty seventh. I need the twenty seventh. The other thing
that we do is they each of the nonprofits has a jar and we give
tickets as people come in or they can buy tickets. That's the only other
than the food and stuff. That's the only cost. But you pick your
favorite jar because they're going to decorate them up. You pick your favorite jar,
and they win cash prizes. The nonprofits will win cash prices and it
goes right to their causes. It does. Karen Wilson, our head of
fundraising, works very hard on this to get sponsors and to get money,
so we will give out. We will give out a lot of cash prices.
The Grand Marshall from the Parade's going to be there and he's going to
pick his favorite boot. Yeah. That's where a Dynamic Independence won last year.
So that's our goal is to give money to the and help out the
nonprofits. Oh, George is going to be there. You're going to have
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Welcome back to our community connection. And we're talking with the Jeanette Millery.
She is with the Kuanas and Bartlesfield Course has the Halloween Bash coming up
this Saturday. We have to celebrate give coming up and also the Christmas Parade
and that is what we're going to kind of focus in on. Now.
This is quite the deal. Every year it just seems to be. Even
during COVID it was spectacular. We hold it in the evening, We hold
it in downtown Barnosville. Well you put it on the TV and tons of
people show up. Tell us a little bit about it. Well, our
Christmas Prey this year is going to be December the second. We always have
the Christmas Prey the first Saturday of the month in December and our theme is
Christmas at the Movies. Oh goodie. Yeah, I'm so excited to see
a lot of channel. It's just cheering you guys on you know, that
exactly. So I love the creativity of all the different organizations and what they
take the theme and just run with it. So I'm looking forward to seeing
what all they have to do. We start at we'll start that morning.
We'll start at nine in the morning, start setting up the parking lot.
And it's it's the the Frank Phillips lot. Yeah, right there off of
Frank Philips Boulevard, right past the train tracks, right exactly, and so
we will fill that up. Last year, I think we had over seventy
different if at least at least at least, yeah, seventy plus. So
we will start setting up about two o'clock. Floats will start coming in and
at four point thirty they all need to be in line because then that's when
we have our judging for the floats. We have a nonprofit float contest one
first through third place, a business and a corporate And the difference between business
in corporate is corporate are the ones that have their and the floats that someone
else make. But we have we have our at four thirty we start judging.
So if they're not in line by four thirty, are not gonna get
judged. Oh my goodness. Well, I'll tell you what. Everybody's pretty
punctual with this, and everybody wants to win. And we've had a few
that have won perennially, and but every now and again we get some new
blood out there, and it's really kind of neat. You know, the
folks are just so overjoyed when they when they win. But you know what,
everyone's a winter when they come down the street. Everyone is putting on
the dog, just having a good old time. And we have marching bands
of plenty. We also have all kinds of lit up floats from all over
the place. We even have we even have a couple of TV stations and
Tulsa showing up to give us the weather water in the back of the truck
waving at everybody they are. That's really cool watching watching yourself go down the
watching the crowd as they go down, showing the crowd. But it all
starts off with I think the fire department, right and the the honor Guard,
and you know when that steps off, they're marching, and they're marching
at their own pace. They got to follow. They are better hustle.
You're going to get left behind. Exactly now, I understand we have some
sign ups available for folks who want to get a float in. Yes,
we dogister early registration. We're still part of that until the fifteenth and November.
Okay, have forty five dollars for a business and twenty dollars for nonprofits.
That's very reasonable, Yeah, it is. And then after the after
the fifteenth, it's going to be fifty dollars for business in twenty five for
the non profits. But that money, that's part of our fundraiser because one
of the things about the Christmas Parade we just want to get back to the
community. Sure, and it's our gift to the community, but also it
asks as a fundraiser, we give out scholarships and we have other projects in
the community. So all of the money goes back into the community. Oh,
it does, and it really works out well. And plus it's quite
the show. It is really quite the show. I remember one of the
times we had somewhere between seventy and eighty, and it may have been it
was just a lot, but it was so fun. I was telling Jeanette
off off camera and off microphone that you know, when we're up there with
our little TV stuff and our little radio stuff, you know, you kind
of feel like you're you're doing the big Macy's Parade in New York, except
for you know, everybody in this parade. You don't know anybody in New
York City. That's what makes it pretty dark cool that you know everybody it
is and it just it really is great to see. You know. The
last couple of parades, Jeanette, there was not a there was not an
empty spot along the route. There were people that were actually on floats that
were texting back to us saying, there's no gaps. That's at And that's
how we wanted to be. That's what we start for. But we do
have several sponsors. I want to give a show. We got to do
that because without them, we can't make that happen, I know. So
the one said I want to shut out our Grand Marshal, of course is
George Hockey Artists. There you go, and Trudy's going to sponsor the Grand
Marshall. Very good, Yeah, do we High school ban is by state
senator or i mean state Representative Judd Strong, and thank you Judd. He
does that every year for a ban. The Bartlesville High School Ban is our
best bank, sponsored by our best business Bartlesville Radio. Yay, thank you
so much. Corporate is Cliffs Flooring in Windows and nonprofit is sponsored by Stride
Bank overall winner Brian Little Hayley and Kent PC. And then Santa Claus is
sponsored by Muscleman Abstract And one thing about our parade and it's a guarantee you
will only go to see one Santa Claus because the Santa Claus exactly no counterfeits.
We asked no float to have a Santa Claus on their float. So
we do have a few spots available for sponsorships. So if anybody is interested,
they can go to the Quantis of Bartlesville website and they can sign up.
All right, you make it that easy. All you got to do
click and go, is there? Yeah? Wow, that's amazing. And
we have banners and your business will go on the banner whoever chooses to sponsor.
So of course we're quite generous throwing those sponsored names around on our broadcast
on the night of the parade, because we understand that that's how we make
things work, right, So we couldn't do it without our sponsors, and
they deserve all the credit that they earn. And it's really something else and
you were talking a little bit about the quantas and I want to go into
that a little bit. More scholarships, that's really important. That's a big
thing. It is a big thing. We give out at the end of
the year. We'll give out five senior of the year one thousand dollars scholarships
to the five area schools in Washington County. We give out five sophomore of
the year. It's one hundred dollars scholarship, but it prepares them forget getting
the for working on their senior scholarships when they go to college. From those,
we pick one and shout out to our little Emma Matthcki. This year
she was our sophomore of the year. We sent her on to Texas,
Oklahoma, and she also won the Texas Oklahoma scholarship, so she will get
six hundred dollars when she graduates. Nice. Yeah, I's so proud of
her. And then we give eighth graders of the year, two from Madison
too, from Central Boy and a girl from me each that's a fifty dollars
scholarship. And then Try County Tech. We give a five hundred dollars scholarship
to the adult senior the adult Student of the Year and the high school student
of the Year. So we have a big blowout in May June for all
of our scholarship winners, and then through the whole year we give out to
nonprofits. We give money to nonprofits too. This is just some of the
work that the Kawanas of Bartlesville does. Can I thank you?