Fundraiser donation: A donation of $250 was made to the Ponoka Jubilee Library by Klaglahachie Fine Arts Society (KFA). The donation was the proceeds of a fundraiser sponsored by KFA at the Ponoka Trade Show. Pictured (l-r) are library staff member and KFA director Tiffany Toma, KFA treasurer Marion Raugust, library manager Dan Galway, KFA chairman Graham Boyes, and KFA board member Susan Chantal. Photo submitted

PHOTO: Klaglahachie Fine Arts donates to the library

Ponoka Jubilee Library received a donation from the the play group in Ponoka

Ponoka Jubilee Library received a donation from the the play group in Ponoka

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