Retired educators mark annual Ditch Day
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Kingman Area School Retirees' Association held their annual Ditch Day potluck breakfast Sept. 17 at member Tommie Upton's Hidden Pines Bed and Breakfast. It was a beautiful day as current members, new members and guests gathered to enjoy some delicious food and the gorgeous scenery from the hillside just south of I-40. President Paul Tribbett announced the meeting schedule for the remainder of 2013, which includes an October luncheon at Dora's Deli and the annual Christmas Party/Canned Food Drive in December at Barb Fuller's home. Dorian Trahan was the winner of a lovely carafe, which was donated by Sue Snell, with proceeds going toward our 2013-14 mini-grant to be awarded to a local teacher later this fall.
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