April 6, 2022 Issue, Page 3 of 8

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April 6, 2022 News CBA Students Place at SWIM Contest Corn Bible Academy stu- sonal Financial Literacy Science tory, and 1st in English Usage dents participatedin the annu- Ert Wongpakdee - 3rd in Samantha Rother - 1st in Harrison Penner - 2nd in MISDEMEANORS al Southwestern Interscholatic General Technology II Geography English usage, 1st in English State of Okla vs Edgar Romero-Herrera DUI. TOC. Driving Braxton Driskill - 2nd in Kadence Tugatuk - 1st in Literature, 1st in American without a license Meet at SWOSU on Thursday, State of Okla vs Sheldon R Patrick Possession of CS March 24th. Civics Geometry Literature, and 1st in Modern State of Okla vs Gage M Luke Domestic assault& battery Blake Brewer - 2nd in Gen- Marie Blige - 2nd in Sociol- Math. State of Okla vs Jose Rivera-Gutierrez DUI. TOC. Driving Students that were recog- eral Technology II ogy and Ist in Economics Corn Bible Academy was without a license nized for their achievements Aiden Whinery - 2nd in Isaiah Thiessen - 2nd in the Division III winner in Lan- State of Okla vs Hakemma A Wright Domestic assault & bat- include: Music Fundamentals Spelling, 1st in Anatomy & guage Arts and in Social Sci- tery. Property damage Luke Zybach - 3rd in Per- Zack Zybach - 1st in Earth Physiology, 1st in World His- ences. FELONIES State of Okla vs Brianna K Garcia Endangering others by eluding. Identity theft. Possession of firearm. Concealing stolen property SWOSU and Delta Dental Oklahoma State of Okla vs Juan A Castillo DUI. TOC. Driving after license had been denied or cancelled State of Okla vs Cody R James Planning to perform an act establish scholarship endowment of violence State of Okla vs Enajee L Moore Child abuse. Possession of firearm. Endangering others by eluding State of Okla vs Brittany D Powers Conspiracy Southwestern Oklahoma communities and to their pro- homa Pre-Dentistry Endowed lished its Foundation in 1998 State of Okla vs Russell Butler Possession of firearm after State University (SWOSU) fessions,” said Delta Dental of Scholarship Fund is stewarded to advance the company’s not- felony with locations in Weatherford, Oklahoma Foundation Direc- by the SWOSU Foundation, for-profit mission to improve Sayre and Yukon and the Delta tor Terrisa Singleton. “Ensur- Inc, The Foundation was estab- the oral health of all Oklaho- Dental of Oklahoma Founda- ing Oklahomans have access to lished in 1977 to promote phi- mans. For more information tion have announced the es- quality dental providers in our Janthropy and distribute funds about Delta Dental of Okla- tablishment of the Delta Den- state is crucial. We are delight- to support the activities and homa, please visit DeltaDen- tal of Oklahoma Pre-Dentistry ed to partner with SWOSU to programs of SWOSU. Located talOK.org. Endowed Scholarship Fund. assist students with the costs on the Weatherford campus in The endowed scholarship of their higher education.” the historic Burton House, the About Delta Dental of Oklahoma Foundation ABOVE=DECK CONSTRUCTION, INC. fund will provide ongoing sup- Delta Dental of Oklahoma Foundation currently stewards Delta Dental of Oklaho- RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL port to SWOSU sophomores Foundation and SWOSU each nearly $37 million in assets ma Foundation is the phil- and/or juniors with demon- contributed $25,000 in funds for the benefit of SWOSU. For anthropic affiliate of Delta Tony & Marla Cockrum, Owners strated financial need who are to establish the scholarship more information, please con- Dental of Oklahoma and is PO Box 118 | Kingfisher, OK 73750 | 512.781.3533 preparing to pursue a career endowment. tact the SWOSU Foundation the state’s single largest con- tributor to dental health and [email protected] in dentistry, The scholarship “We are truly grateful to at 580-774-3267 or visit www. C1B# 80002100 + Fully Insured will benefit SWOSU students the Delta Dental of Oklahoma SWOSUFoundation.com. education-related projects and who “shadow” dental health and its Foundation for this About Delta Dental of initiatives. The Foundation is professionals; who perform generous investment in our Oklahoma funded entirely by proceeds dental health-related commu- students,” said SWOSU Presi- Delta Dental of Oklahoma from Delta Dental of Okla- nity service projects; and who dent Dr. Diana Lovell. “These is the leading provider of den- homa. For more information, participate in dental health or- resources will significantly en- tal benefits in the state. Delta visit DDOKFoundation.org. ganizations. hance the experiential learning Dental of Oklahoma (DDOK) “SWOSU has a strong track opportunities afforded to our serves more than one million record of producing dental students who have chosen to eligible members and nearly health professionals who con- work in dental health.” tribute positively to Oklahoma ‘The Delta Dental of Okla- 9,500 Oklahoma-headquar- tered companies. DDOK estab- Berlin Lucas Applauds $3 Million CARES Act Social -Residential Commercial « Faucet Repair + Drain Cleaning -Gas Piping Berlin community Building will Grant Serving Northwestern and hosta monthly social on April 9, 2022 at 6:00 pm. This month’s Jason Jones Plumbing menu will be Ham, Potatoes and Central Oklahoma Counties various salads. Desserts are ap- preciated. Please join us in this 580-214-0404 or 580-323-0405 Clinton Oklahoma Washington, DC - Earlier “The Economic Develop- in the future and growth of time of fellowship. Jason Jones - Owner/Operator | [email protected] this week, the U.S. Depart- ment Administration works Oklahoma businesses.” ment of Commerce’s Eco- closely with regions to support This project is funded un- =< Auction nomic Development Admin- economic development strate- der the Coronavirus Aid, Re- ¢ Custer County istration (EDA) awarded a $3 gies focused on local commu- lief, and Economic Security Roger Mills million CARES Act Recovery nities as they build back from Assistance grant to South- (CARES) Act (Public Law 116- the pandemic,” said Assistant western Intermediary Finance 136), which provided EDA Team, Inc. (SWIFT), Weather- Secretary of Commerce for Economic Development Ale- with $1.5 billion for economic 320: Acres * Farm/Grassland * 3 Tracts ford, Oklahoma, to capitalize assistance programs to help Tuesday, April 26" jandra Y. Castillo. “This EDA and administer a Revolving investment will provide direct communities prevent, prepare Loan Fund (RLF) that will pro- financial support to small busi- for, and respond to coronavi- vide critical gap financing to businesses adversely affected nesses in Northwest and Cen- rus. EDA CARES Act Recovery Sellers: Samuel A. Wilks & Donna Metcal; tral Oklahoma, allowing them Assistance, which is being ad- by the coronavirus pandemic across 23 Oklahoma counties. to recover, grow, and create new job opportunities.” ministered under the author- Tracts 1 & 2-10 A.M. e Onsite Tract 1 ‘Through this grant, SWIET ity of the bureau’s flexible Eco- “I want Oklahoma to be the will provide working capi- tal, entrepreneurial start-up most business friendly state in nomic Adjustment Assistance Tract 3 - 2 P.M. « Onsite (BAA) program, provides a the nation, and that starts by costs, and other business costs to entrepreneurs and small supporting our small and lo- wide range of financial assis- Tract 1-807Acres _ Tract 2 - 80? Acres cal businesses,” said Governor tance to eligible communities businesses, supporting job Kevin Stitt. “I applaud the US. and regions as they respond to growth and economic resilien- cy. Support will be provided to Department of Commerce for and recover from the impacts Beaver, Beckham, Canadian, its recognition and investment of the coronavirus pandemic. Carter, Cimarron, Cleveland, Comanche, Cotton, Custer, Dewey, Ellis, Garvin, Grady, Harper, Logan, Marshall, Pon- totoc, Roger Mills, Stephens, Texas, Washita, Woods, and ¢ Productive Cropland © Native & Improved Grasses Woodward counties. “We know that invest- e Stock Well ¢ Livestock Production ing in local jobs and projects across the state is key to en- Tract 1 & 2 Driving Directions From Weatherford, OK suring Oklahoma's economy 3 miles South on Hwy. 54, 5 miles West on 1060 Rd. remains strong. I'm pleased the Economic Development Administration has awarded 10 AM — Silent Auction/Baked Goods Sale Begins Tract 3 - 160‘ Acres SWIFT a $3 million grant as 11:30 AM -1:30 PM- Lunch Served the local organization con- 1 PM - Live Auction Begins, tinues to support and pro- 5-7 PM — Supper Served i XY vide resources to countless small businesses across Okla- homa,” said Congressman AE aSeti (a Mle Frank Lucas (OK-03). “The EDA’s CARES Act funding ¢ Native & improved Grasses e Excellent Hunti was designed by Congress to ¢ Stock Well & Tank ¢ Electrical Service support job creation and fuel economic growth, and today’s Tract 3 Driving Directions From Elk City, OK grant announcement will con- 4 miles North on Hwy. 34, 5 miles West on 1060 Rd. tinue to do just that. I thank 2 miles North on 1980 Rd. the U.S. Department of Com- merce and the Economic De- velopment Administration for GERMAN SAUSAGE * VERENIKA * SAUERKRAUT * ZWIEBACK © AND MORE helping create more oppor- tunities for Oklahoma, and I look forward to continuing to WWW.CORNBIBLE.ORG & ENTZ Auction & Realty,: be a supporter of Oklahoma's [email protected] - 208 N REIMER ST- CORN, OK - 580-343-2262 www.entzauction.com @ 405. yyao small businesses.”