December 10, 2019 Issue, Page 8 of 10

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The Elk City News, Elk City, Oklahoma Tuesday, December 10, 2019 =a Senior Oiler of the Month Kaden Tahsequah Sponsored by Kaden Tahsequah is the son of Billy and Julie Jones and Kevin Tahsequah. Kaden participates in football, powerlifting and 77 — health career at WTC. He plans to attend. “~~ Cameron University and eam a degree in nursing and later become a paramedic. 580-821-0579 Ei Oilers of the | jonth are bottom row right to left: ‘© Luke Peffer, 7th; sv" Dawson Michel, \ (ai 8th;Jace Norton, \ 9th; Jamie Peffer, 10th; Jose Zamo- ra, 11th; Kaden Tahsequah, 12th. Merritt second grad- Photo submitted by ers hard at work. Pho- Sarah Peffer. tos provided by Merritt Schools. PASKETBALL Low Cody Torgerson, Kyrene Sandlin, Ryan Sparlin, Aubree Greer, Drayton Lohberger, Destaney Edwards, Courtney Wagnor, Colton Case, Carder Wagnor and Libby Moore, King Drayton Loh- berger and Queen Destaney Edwards. Photo submitted by Mallory Henson. Arimathea November 2019 Meeting ford (Dental Assisting and Is Thy Faithfulness”. Lois the Dental Hygiene Clinic). Hubbard told of how Dr. Adult short-term personal Joe Phillips of Weatherford interest or professional de- was so appreciative of hav- velopment training opportu- ing the Hope Dental Clinic nities are available at each at the Western Oklahoma campus. Family Care Center (WOF- WTC’s Business and In- CC) to bring the dental stu- dustry Services provides dents once a week for “den- customized training through- tal cleaning”. Arimathaea Top, Gavin Simpson and below Camryn Wag- out western Oklahoma. Ap- sponsored the waiting room proximately 267 businesses and a dental chair. It was an- nor both won the Perfect Attendance Award have benefitted from WTC’s nounced that the recycling of $25.00 from the First Bank of Erick. Photos services. Ms. Hirschman program in Elk City had submitted by Mallory Henson. shared about in-house ser- been discontinued temporar- Sarah Hirschman was the guest speaker and PUBLIC NOTICE Purcy Dale Walker sang at the November vices for students such as, ily. Electronics can be taken meeting of Arimathea. Photos submitted by pantry and clothing closet to behind the police station and Norma Warnke. assist full-time students as cardboard only in the bins, it they pursue their education. can be baled and stored. How much do public notices cost? The Oklahoma Legislature sets Arimatheas’s informa- provides in the 5-county All programs and services Sharon Hamilton closed arate, which is typically much lower than other newspaper ad rates, tive seminar on “Powering region impaction western can be viewed on WTC’s with a heartfelt prayer for our $0 the cost of notices can be controlled, and exact wording — rather Oklahoma’s Economy” wel- Oklahoma. website: www.westtech.edu. country. It was her birthday comed guest speaker, Sarah WTC has five campuses Western Technology Center and she will be appearing in than a summary - printed. is committed to “education the Red Carpet production Hirschman, Marketing and (Burns Flat, Elk City, Ho- people for success’! of “The Best Christmas Pag- The public is well-served by notices published in a community Communications Director at bart, Sayre, and Weather- Geneva Faris and Norma eant Ever” Dec. 5-14th. an newspaper. Western Technology Center. ford). Full-time training pro- Warnke led the Collect (a assortment of cookies was Hirschman shared through a grams are available at Burns prayer) and Purcy Dale served with coffee. Our next www.oklahomanotices.com PowerPoint presentation the Flat (15 programs); Elk City Walker sang a Medley of Pa- meeting will be held Dec. 16 for free access to public notices in OKahoma newspapers variety of services Western (Paramedic Training); Sayre triotic songs and closed with at Doneta Nichol’s home at Technology Center (WTC) (5 programs) and Weather- the Thanksgiving “Great 1:30 v.m.