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

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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