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Page 2 The Elk City News, Elk City, Oklahoma Tuesday, October 22, 2019 Therapist has done hands-on therapy private pay, and our evalua- computer, tablet and in some Waterline for 15 years and a combi- tion is usually an hour to an cases, smartphones. T’ve nation of brick-and-mortar hour and half and then the also seen kids at school and Continued from page 1. building and online therapy sessions after that evaluation in libraries. We just have to Commissioners approved Continued page 2. She helps children with all for one year. are usually 30 minutes, usu- make sure that it’s HIPAA- the $5.5 million turf job at speech and language ther- kinds of conditions. Aday said she works with ally once or twice a week,” compliant, that there’s no their Oct. 7 meeting. Com- apy,” she said, referring to “Usually developmen- children who have language she said. Aday said she is one else around.” munity Action Project the Health Insurance Por- tally delayed children, ages disorders, autism and ex- trying to get other insurance For children who qualify Plans money will pay for tability and Accountability 1-17,” said Aday, who pressive-receptive language to come aboard. for SoonerCare [Medicaid }, the fields’ turf. delays. She requires an in She said her company’s services are free. For private RV Pa rk speaks fluent Spanish. She person visit at least once platform has built-in speech pay, it’s $170 for an evalu- Round Town with the child, and Aday can either see the child in Tulsa and language games for kids. “With the older kids, we ation or $60 for a half-hour or she can drive to see the can do the speech language session. If a client goes child. SoonerCare requires activities and then as soon as through SoonerCare, he or October 23 Continued from page 2. “T thought I should create an in-person visit at least they’re done, there are board she will need a referral from park. a room that people can use once, and the rest of the time games, which they play for a doctor stating why therapy United Methodist Padron said the park re- year-round,” she said. services can be done through two or three minutes at a is necessary. ceives a lot of nightly trav- Clubhouse features in- the online platform. time,” she said. “I noticed People may reach Aday at elers because the business is clude the kitchen, 65-inch “As of right now, we see that the kids are highly mo- kaday @adayofspeechthera- Women’s annual bazaar. a Good Sam Park, and that television with sound system kids that have SoonerCare or tivated online. We can use a py.com or 918-417-6424. distinction is considered the and HDMI cable for presen- for it to be used,” she said. has donated many collect- and 64 permanent mobile Holy Grail for RV-ers. tations and meetings and 9:00 a.m. in the Narthex. “There’s really not a lot of ibles as well as furniture to home spots across the creek, “We have the highest rat- foldout tables and chairs for spaces for people to do any- help Elk Creek finish out the Padron said. The clubhouse ing in Good Sam that you meetings. can possibly get,” she said. “And then you can have thing in Elk City - there’s details and look of the time usually opens at 7:30 a.m. All meals are $9.00. “The only reason we don’t parties in here — you can a couple of spaces to have period in the clubhouse. In and stays open until about 6 events - and so I'd really addition, she has loaned the p.m. for regular hours or lon- have a 10 out of 10 is be- have birthday parties, anni- cause we don’t have a pool.” versary parties, all kinds of just like people to know it’s park art and original col- ger if employees are around. But one of the comments things,” Padron said. here.”Padron said Marjo- lectibles from her personal The building itself is open she hears about Elk Creek For certain events, the tie Anderson is the creative collection for the clubhouse 24 hours a day for shower October 24 RV Park is it’s a little older clubhouse can used by peo- visionary behind the 1960s and RV office for travelers and baths and laundry facili- and dated. ple in the community for no decor in the RV park club- and patrons to enjoy when ties, and people can drop in “T thought, well, I can’t charge, and for other events, house and office. they visit. while they are there and use Carnegie Youth Library make the park new, so I will it’s a minimal charge. For Anderson, who is from “Everybody loves it,” Pad- the clubhouse to watch TV make it old and capitalize on people who are residents north of Elk City, has been ron said about the new club- or play pool if they choose. Halloween Party 4:30- that Route 66 [heritage],” of the park, the clubhouse “very generous” with her house, explaining people For more information she said. So renovating the is free for events as long as time in helping Padron who visit the old clubhouse about the clubhouse, call clubhouse became her brain- they clean up, Padron said. source original pieces of the like the improvement. 580-225-7865. The park’s 5:30 p.m. child. “We'd really just like era, Padron said. Anderson The park has 78 RV spots website is elkcreekrvopark.com. Local Director and Riff Raff. This year, the was really my first year to Moonlight Madness, show will have those roles see it live, and I had a lot of plus Brad, Janet, Eddie, the fun. But if you haven’t seen Continued from page 2. criminologist and Dr. Scott. [the movie], don’t come ex- Continued from page 1. ment with which she had downtown retail district. This is the second year for “We really don’t have a pecting to watch [the mov- She said it had been her through her time at Help, Untitled Pop Up Theatre to Rocky, but the cool thing ie].” honor to serye with those Inc. Wayne Brekke, Presi- is last year, some of our pa- who came to the lun- dent of Help, Inc., Board, do “Rocky.” She explained the purpose trons kind of assumed those cheon and to serve fami- presented Kramer with a “What we did last year is of the show centers on the that we have a big screen — roles,” Armstrong said, interaction with what is hap- lies around the community framed certificate for her who had a need. service, and Kramer re- October 25 it’s huge — and then we have explaining one person did pening on screen. Rocky and others did other Kramer challenged the ceived a couple of shop- a projector that projects the Tickets are $25 for ad- parts. “We're kind of excited group to continue this min- ping carts full of farewells movie onto the screen and vance tickets and $30 at the Tumbleweed Quilt- to add more people.” istry and mission with the or “gifts of love,” from her then we have a shadow cast Tiphani Currell will direct door. Prop bags are $5 in same passion and commit- co-workers and volunteers. that comes out and messes “Rocky” and is the master advance and $10 at the door. with the audience,” Arm- ing Retreat, Convention Tickets can be purchased Madness strong said. “This year, we of ceremonies, and this is have a larger cast. Last year, her fourth year to direct the at Currell’s Do It Center or Center. we had basically four main production, having done it Behind the Seams in Elk roles.” for two years at Red Carpet City. Tickets may also be In the last year’s pro- Community Theatre before. purchased online at http:// Continued from page 1. Trucking for providing the duction, the show featured untitledpopuptheatre.com/ “It’s a lot of fun,” Arm- Sandwich Co. will be open chamber with the trailer and Frank, Magenta, Columbia strong said. “Last year, it rocky/. late also. TLC Rentals for the use of The Chamber of Com- their steps and to all of the Canute Lions Club SWOSU to celebrate Homecoming merce thanks its anonymous judges, the City of Elk City participants, volunteers and businesses. Southwestern Oklahoma ni and Friends Welcome/ the corner of Indiana and for its help with electricity, For more information annual stew supper. 5:30. blocking the street off and please contact the Elk City State University will cele- Check-In and Visitation, Main Street and go west brate 2019 homecoming ac- Breakfast Buffet - Memo- helping with some of the ad- Chamber of Commerce at ending at 8th Street. vertising. The chamber also 580-225-0207 or email elk- p.m. - 8 p.m. in the Canute tivities on Thursday through tial Student Union Ballroom — 1:30 — 4:30 p.m. - Tail- thanks Anadarko Dozer & citychamber @itInet.net. Saturday in Weatherford. Provided by the Pharmacy gate Party Pit — Milam Sta- The theme for this year's Alumni Association dium West Parking Lot Fall Bazaar school cafeteria. Cost is Homecoming celebration — 10-11:30 a.m. — Phar- = 130 - 5:30 pm. - is “Game On!” Everyone macy Alumni Recognition SWOSU Cook-Off Chal- is invited to participate in Ceremony Welcome, Class lenge — Milam Stadium by donation only. Meal to all homecoming activities, Roll, Alumni Award Presen- West Parking Lot The United Methodist Turkey and dressing and according to a SWOSU re- tations, Special Class Rec- - 430 p.m- SWOSU Church is holding its annual all the trimmings will be include stew, cornbread, lease. ognitions — Memorial Stu- Alumni Association & Ath- bazaar Wednesday in the SWOSU Homecoming ac- dent Union Ballroom letic Association Watch Par- offered for dining from 11 Narthex from 9 a.m. - 1:30 tivities include: — 10:30-11:30 am. - ty — Wellness Center, Bull- p-m. Funds raised will sup- to 1 p.m. in or carry out or- desert and drink. Thursday Alumni & Friends “Hair dog Suite ders for five or more can be - 9 p.m. - Bonfire near of the Bulldawg” Brunch — — 4:30 p.m. - Pre-game port the United Methodist Henrietta Mann Hall Burton House Lawn Women missions. phoned in at 580-225-0262. SWOSU Marching Band Friday — 11:30 a.m. - 50-Year Performance — Milam Sta- October 26 — 3-4:30 p.m. - Guest Art- ist Saint Louis Brass Band at Fine Arts Center Auditorium Graduate Reunion & Awards — Burton House Lawn — 11:30 am.-12:30 p.m. dium —5 p.m. - Mass Band Per- Sayre chamber seeking vendors formance — Milam Stadium — 3-5 p.m. - Professor J. —SWOSU College of Phar- SWOSU’s “Pride of the Tumbleweed Quilt- R. Pratt Wing Dedication & macy (come and go) Open Great Southwest” along Plaque Unveiling — Chem- House Third Floor of Chem- with high school bands that istry/Pharmacy/Physics istry, Pharmacy and Physics The Sayre Chamber of Christmas on Main event tc marched in SWOSU Home- ing Retreat, Convention Building (CPP) Building Commerce seeks vendors be held Dec. 14 in down- — 6 p.m. - SWOSU Vol- Follows Pharmacy Alum- coming Parade for its December Holiday town Sayre. leyball vs Ouachita Baptist ni Recognition Ceremony. — 5:30 pm. - SWOSU Bazaar. For more informatior Center. Football vs Arkansas Tech University — Rankin Wil- Open labs and classrooms; The bazaar will be held about renting vendor booth liams Fieldhouse Pharmacy Museum; visit University — Milam Stadium from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Dec. space and to receive an ap- —- 7:30-9 p.m. - Panora- with faculty, alumni and stu- * Fireworks Display after 7 at the United Methodist plication, contact Committee ma Event - Comedian Ken dents; and much more. the Football Game Church Fellowship Hall, Chairman Barbi Robinson a! Jeong - Pioneer Cellular - 1 pm. - SWOSU Vol- Additional information 802 N. 4th St. in Sayre. This 580-729-7087 or email her October 31 Events Center leyball vs Henderson State is available by calling the event will be a fundraiser for at _wbrobinson4@sbcglobal = 9-11:30 p.m. - Alumni University — Pioneer Cellu- SWOSU Office of Insti- the Chamber’s Hometown net. Homecoming Party — Best lar Event Center tutional Advancement at Halloween Trick or Western Lobby Lounge ~ 1:30 p.m. — Homecom- 580-774-3267. Information Saturday ing Parade - Weatherford (including an updated itin- Send obituaries to Treat Night, Elk City area. - 9-10 am. — SWOSU Towne Centre erary) is also available at obits @ecdailynews.com College of Pharmacy Alum- The parade will begin on swosuhomecoming.com.