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ommunity (as Friday, August 16, 2019 The Elk City News, Elk City, Oklahoma Page 5 Middle school students attend STEM event at Western Technology Center Luke Spitz and Payton Buckley participated in Western Technology Cen- ter's Biomedical STEM Camp for middle school students. Biomedical Academy student, Chey- enne Fox is working with the boys in dissecting a cow's eye. Photo submitted by Sarah Hirschman. New employees joining Western The Biomedical Academy at the Western Technol- cost, the release stated. The camp consisted of many calories were in dif- ferent chips and crackers. Technology Center include: ogy Center in Burns 28 campers who focused Students engaged in Bill Helton (Cosmetology-Sayre), Greg Wedel (Service Careers-Burns Flat), Flat held its very own their learning in Science, biomedical science with Kaden Matuszewski (Maintenance-Burns Flat), Priscilla Burns (Culinary Arts STEM Camp for middle Technology, Engineering dissections of heart and and Math (STEM). There Food Prep Aide-Burns Flat), Ashley Hix (Computer Networking & Security In- school students on Aug. eyes of cows donated 6. This was a free camp were different stations set structor-Burns Flat) and Michelle Nance (Student Accounts Manager-Burns Flat). by Keith’s Butcher Shop. Photo submitted by Sarah Hirschman. for students across the up in 3 different rooms. The students loved Western Technology Campers learned skills Center district. Middle such as pipetting. This being able to dissect a Phoenix school students came skill engages students cow eye, see the differ- Dixon, a pre- from Clinton, Cordell, to deliver micro volumes ent parts of an eye and kindergarten Elk City, Mountain View, of liquid into small ar- learn about what the eye ! student at Elk Sentinel, Thomas and eas. They learned the does. In another station, City Elemen- Weatherford, according proper way to hold and students utilized medical tary School, to a newes release. use a pipette. They also information and recorded eats a Popsicle An activity of this mag- learned what not to do heart rate, blood pres- and meets her nitude requires special with the pipette and even sure and EKG from each interests and funds to teacher, Jamie got to make their own other. This year’s camp implement. All activities designs in the well plate Forester, dur- was such a success and and supplies were pro- using colored water. This ing the meet Western Technology Cen- vided by Western Tech- technique is used in mi- the teacher ter Biomedical Academy nology Center and the crobiology. night last week. hopes all the students students of the Biomedi- Next, campers experi- Standing with cal Academy. Bar-S food mented with food calo- who came had a good time. WTC is looking Dixon is her provided hot dogs, and ries. They were able to mother, Carmel- Hobart United provided burn small food items. forward to another camp hot dog buns. Campers After burning, they were next year, and Biomed la Brown. Staff were grateful to share able to use heat and hopes to see some new photo by Don this experience at no mass to determine how and familiar faces. Munsch Historical Mrs. Fred Waliade, Mrs. J. Tisha Hurst of Fort Smith , | 10 years ago | Medal of Valor for Beck- Association has awarded 100 years ago C. THurmond, jr., Mrs. Fred Arkansas and the maternal 10 years ago ham County Deputy Dan Beckham County Sheriff's August 1919 Shadid, Mrs. V. C. Tisdal, grandparents are Jerry and The Elk City Daily News Fife Deputy Dan Fife with its Elk City News-Democrat Mrs. G. Nelson Moore and Vicky Justus of Elk City. August 2009 The Oklahoma Sheriffs’ Medal of Valor. Mrs. Ben Paschal. “1’M GRANPA NOW” So said Dr. K. R. ROne, last Monday, the 4th of The Elk City Daily News August, having received a August 1969 Za telegram that morning of the arrival of a baby boy to School Board Hires Mr. and Mrs. Allman (nee _Saturday, magust xs, AE) 6TAGT00 alms = Teachers, Discusses Two Carrie E. Rone). The little Bank Accounts one was given the name of EIk City Board of educa- : From the intersection of South Main Street & 20th Walter Rex. Grandma ROne tion voted Monday after- Street in Elk OK go>% mile West on 20th Street to the Northeast Corner of Tract #1. is in Amarilla helping care nooon to accept the resigna- for the little one. Cognratu- tion of two teachers, hire Don’t miss this great opportunity if you are looking for a place to build or investment property that has 20th Street frontage and I-40 visibility. This property is not in the Elk City lations are extended to the four and voted to reinvest city limits. This farmis currently plantedin Cotton and possession will be afte crop is harvested — better happy parents, grandpar- $40,000 of building fund come look this place over! ents, uncles and aunts. money in Certificates of Deposit, for 90 days. A tract of land locatedin the Northeast Quarter of Section HLA. “Skip” Carlson met 33, Township 11 North, Range 21 West, I.M., Beckham The Elk City Daily News with the board to discuss County, Oklahoma. Containing 18 acres (mol). This tract has approximately 600 feet of 20th Street Frontage. August 1944 handling of the school’s money. Luncheon Given By Mrs. Carlson said that private |] A tract of land located in the Northeast Quarter of Section Grubitz buisness has known that 33, Township 11 North, Range 21 West, |.M., Beckham every dollar must be kept County, Oklahoma. Containing 18 acres (mol). This tract has Mrs. E. A. Grubitz en- approximately 600 feet of 20th Street Frontage. tertained Tuesday with a working, making and area luncheon when yellow and of additional income for the orchid were carried out in conern. A tract of land located in the Northeast Quarter of Section the decorations. The large 33, Township 11 North, Range 21 West, |.M., Beckham 25 years ago County, Oklahoma. Containing 59 acres (mol). This tract luncheon table at which all is just South of 20th Street with access off of Randall and the gusts were seated was The Elk City Daily News has |-40 Frontage. covered with a madeira August 1994 TATE 10% of purchase price to be placed in escrow day of sale. Purchaser will have 10 days to examine file. Balance of purchase price to be due and payable upon acceptance of title. All 2018 and prior taxes will be paid by seller. 2019 cloth and centered with an taxes will be prorated. Possession will be after harvest of crops. All property sold “as is where is.” Auction is not contingent upon arrangement of flowers in Markus and Mason Hurst buyer securing or obtaining financing. the orchid color. announce the birth of their Don’t Miss This Sale. Re Among those present little brother, Matthew were Mrs. Glen Coates, Tucker Hurst, who ar- qq Owners: Steve SJEllen Jane VVinite) a SI Fs Mrs. William, Arth Todd, rived July 31, at 5:35 am., Mrs. Hugh Putman, Okla- wighing eight pounds, 5 1/4 homa City, Mrs. M. W. ounces and he was 20 1/2 . 580-225-0269 + “The Complete Liquidation Professionals” However, Mrs. W. A. Wil- inches long. Mike Grant Cindy Grant Johnny Grant 1926-2010 Monte Tucker liams. Mrs. W. E. Hocker jr, Parents are Charles and ‘Auctioneer/Sales Associate _Cashier/Real Estate Broker ‘Auctioneer & Sales Associate Texas License #13353 Elk City, OK Jeremy Justus ‘Sunny Point, America Mobile: 821-1186 Mobile: 821-1738 ‘Auctioneer (680) 515-4477 Stories are typed as they appear