October 22, 2019 Issue, Page 5 of 12

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Tuesday, October 22, 2019 The Elk City News, Elk City, Oklahoma Page 5 J&A Produce and Fall Decor We set up your fall festival decorations and pick them up after the season! Corner or Mam Srreer aNp Brospway: 4:30-5:30 pm Carnegie Youth Library Halloween Party 5:30 pm Halloween Dog Parade 5:45 pm Halloween Costume Contest for Dogs 6:00 pm Halloween Costume Contest (Ages: 1-2 / 3-4 /5-6/7-8 / 9-10) 7:00 pm Red Dirt Gymnastics 7:30 pm Merritt High School Pep Assembly Elk City High School Pep Assembly “Elk City Sr. Parents- Yummy Halloween Treats & Glow Necklaces Byford grand opening * Elkwood Assisted Living- Hotdogs & Dr, Pepper. + Endurance Federal Credit Union - Popcorn Balls Ashley Wigstaff, Angela Ray and Johanna Vansyckle, and below, Jenn Williams and Marc Mann. are Byford Nissan team members who * Legacy Bank - Free Ice Cream * Sno Way Shaved Ice & Cotton Candy helped serve food for people who came to the grand opening of By- + Western Oklahoma Alzheimer’s Coalition - Nachos & Water ford Auto Group in Elk City last week. Bottom, service manager Cory Nebhut helps prospective customer Terry Hargues of Elk City. Top two AND staff photos by Neva Pyatt, bottom photo by Don Munsch. Elk City First Baptist Church« Inflatables Red Ribbon week Elk City High School Cheerleaders- Face Painting Ponce Productions « Dj/Emcee Red Ribbon Week, which our pledge to live drug free tive behavior, and per- Western Oklahoma State College Nursing Students - Trunk or Treat is celebrated annually Oc- and honors the sacrifice of sonal growth; strengthen tober 23-31, is the nation’s all who have lost their lives families and communities; For more information call the 4 promote a drug-free society oldest and largest drug pre- in the fight against drugs. through education, training, Elk City Chamber of Commerce at 580.225.0207 * 609 S. Main vention awareness program. This year’s theme is, “Send It was started after the death a Message. Stay Drug Free.” $35 of Drug Enforcement Ad- Red Ribbon Week offers ministration (DEA) Special a great opportunity for the Agent Enrique “Kiki” Ca- community - parents; teach- marena, who in 1985 was ers; school nurses, coun- brutally tortured and mur- dered by drug traffickers he selors and coaches; youth, faith based and community COULD SAVE YOUR LIFE _ was investigating in Mexico. organizations - to provide As a tribute to SA Camare- awareness and encourage na, friends and neighbors the choice to live a drug free began wearing red badges of satin. Coalitions, made life. The Red Rock Regional 11n 8 WoMEN up of groups of people who Prevention Coordinator cel- were tired of the devasta- ebrates this week along with WILL BE DIAGNOSED WITH BREAST tion drugs and alcohol were many schools in the area to causing, began forming to raise awareness about liv- CANCER IN THEIR LIFETIME, embrace Special Agent Ca- ing a drug free life. Please #Detect2Protect marena’s belief that one per- take the opportunity to talk son can make a difference in to your kids about drugs. If the battle against drugs!. you have any questions re- Today, more than 30 years garding Red Ribbon Week, after the first official nation- please visit www.redribbon. al Red Ribbon Week cele- org bration, wearing red ribbons Red Rock RPC’s Mission * Valid October 1-31, 2109; sel-pay pricing, pad at time of service -no insurance filed is to encourage individual Screening mammograms for women age40 and older covered under mostinsurance plans during the month of Octo- ber continues to represent responsibility, posi 4