May 7, 2019 Issue, Page 2 of 10

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The Elk City News - Elk City, Oklahoma Tuesday, May 7, 2019 Memorial 5K Continued. ball team," Joe Herndon said. said that will depend on when For now though Riley ; May7 "The goal would be forhim — Herndonis content tomove __ the state track meet is sched- toeamn ascholarship and go _onto high school and perhaps ee Canute FFA Banquet, andrunincolleasendmaybe: sunageininthe Memorial = Shia pricrity willbedo, eeicienisen Ontiti. walk on with acollege base- Runnextyear, of coursehe run for his school. May9 Chamber of Commerce Membership Appreciation Fun Night at the Park 6-8 p.m. Cookies, drinks and {| = j : “ca Canute High School senior Samantha Bullard, center, free park activities. is the valedictorian of the class of 2019, while fellow seniors Karlee Morgan and Aiden Green finished as co- May 10 salutatorians at the school. Each of the students will attend Southwestern Oklahoma State University. Blood drive 9 2 Continued. both excited about the next and Mr. DeWitt there and ‘Staff photo by Don Munsch. fe school year. we had a great meeting and p.m. Elk City Baptist Vil- look.” 7 They ore all about school had \d ideas that Brian Hunt,thenew ath- spirit,” McBroom said.“we “° atsmeee var a nu e Va lage. letic director for next year, had afootball boostermeet- Wee brought up to buil and Tim DeWitt, new band ing about aweek andahalf _team spirit for the next com- director fornextyear,are agoandJinvitedMr.Hunt —_ingyear.” = Regular Stock Car and sais : Crucible LLC in Norman, the leaking. Continued. Rates, Elk City Motor a full-service foundry, art The commission was to Speedway! gallery and sculpture garden, consider $16,418.72 from make me want to be as good as them because I don’t want according toits website, Preferred Roofing Inc. The tobelow,” Morgan said. } ; ‘The costs seriear commission also considered ania uesmissieeaves she Pealaefies as . , enlargement, molding an‘ aquote from RainGuard for _| Softbal and cheer, and the GT class she tok. She e Free single moms oil ; foundry fees. pee at acost of $25,649.30 _ | sisters: Megan Simmons, Kendra Todd and Jordan Hamner. ins a pieantaais is Continued. ‘Also Monday, the com- atthe library. 2 Green, son of Sam and Laura Green, played baseball and abn ae look ston Bk “fe will be sepiarate’tiorn basketball all through high school and was involved in FCA ; ininSeptercbarandiaiooe9 September an City Carnegie Library roo! i date for the project. “It’s got several leaksin Said. “The guttersthatneed | woud like to work in a retail environment. May 13 Commissioners were to consider statues costing Litterell said. No damage has them, and they have all need | tg He it that need to be repaired,” _ to be replaced have holes in got accepted to the University of Oklahoma but wanted go attend SWOSU to stay close to home. Caiaite Aspartate $122,155 total from The been caused in the library by __ tobe replaced.” “And Tenjoy chemistry,” he said, explaining how he devel- oped an interest in pharmacy. quet, Convention Center. He said his parents always pushed him to do his best, even back in elementary school, and said playing sports and hang- ing out with friends are what he’ll miss about high school. But May 16 he likes the “little bit of freedom” he'll find in college. Green will live with brother Cooper, who is attending Chamber of Commerce SWOSU. Canute seniors graduate Friday. Business After Hours 5-7 p.m. TBA. May 17 Chamber of Commerce Breakfast Club meeting 7:30 am. - RSVP, Western Sizzlin. May 25 Ackley Park Opening ta - Aquatic Center, Centen- Cole Donaldson, center, yard manage! r at the El Reno branch of Moran Equipment, nial Carousel, Train and finished first in the First Annual Heavyweight Charity Race Thursday at Elk City’s Rotary Seniors of the month Moran Equipment. Donaldson competed against Cody Day, right, fleet manager, who a finished second, and Mark Morris, left, safety coordinator in Elk City, who finished BI Cy FalSeton eur eires Miracle S40. te third. The race was held to boost morale and allow employeestospendtimetogether, | 2" ai ae Bete neta en = oor ahs peliwi as a cookout was held on he property. The company donated $1,000 to a charity in Ht ‘ yy act wy Rotary ai ; pens . 4th Annual SeeingHome | Donaldson's choice, and that money will go toward HELP, Inc. for its summer feeding the University of Oklahoma and major in education. program for children. Staff photos by Don Munsch. 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