October 12, 2022 Issue, Page 8 of 8

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8- The Elk City News Community October 12, 2022 Windy Nissan Celebrates Continued from page 1. Windy’s group owner Tony team. He noted that they have “| think there’s a few things Booth came in for the celebra- retained every employee since that the city needs. We can’t tion. He was originally from the day they started, except tell you yet, but we are work- ing on it. It will be a huge plus, Beckham County Health Washington State, growing up one tech. ina town of 4200 people. “We try to keep a clean fa- huge. Eighty percent of the “Blk City has been really cility, and we try to keep clean population could use this busi- cars. We also try to stay on ness during one year, I'll leave great to us. They've opened their arms to us. Nissan likes us being here, and I think the community likes us being here, top of things with technology. We have this new video thing when we do a service. When it at that,” Booth said. With more on the horizon from Booth and the Windy Department Presents ‘Bridges Out of Poverty’ Training we walk around a customer's group, the band began to play, too. We are giving the people some variety and options may- car, we can tell you there's an people lined up at the food be they haven't done in the oil leak, and we actually show trucks and began signingup for past. We are hiring local, and it to you on video. There is no the prizes. Elk City Chamber of By Sheryl Ponce of low-income families. The participants will be we are hiring more people dai- car dealership taking advan- Commerce joined the staff in assigned to “families” who will try to survive ly all the time. We continue to tage of you. You can tell it is the ribbon cutting, welcoming grow. We are Nissan's largest real. It is real because there's Windy Nissan to another year ‘The Beckham County Health Departmet will from week to week over a one-month period in number one growth dealer in the video. It is really new tech- of successful sales. be hosting a poverty simulation experience and the simulated situation. the United States right now,” nology for Elk City. More and The staff includes Stein- a “Bridges Out of Poverty” training for the pub- ‘The Community Action Poverty Simulation Booth said. more people are enjoying that. bacher, Crutsinger, Ty Biring- lic. The event is free and open to all residents. It is said to be a moving experience where peo- ‘This is the first import store ‘The import buyers are differ- ham as sales manager, Corey will take place on Tuesday, Oct. 18 from 9 a.m. ple are prompted to think about the realities of that the group has owned in 32 ent buyers from the farmer MacIntyre as service manag- to 12:30 p.m. at the Arrowhead Center located poverty. It will drive them to communicate how years of business. They have buying a Chevy. They're just er, Larry Baker in sales, Bryce at 600 North Western Drie in Elk City. to address the problem within the community. sold domestics, but Booth said different. They want to know what's going on with their car. Gordon in sales, Josh Bernard Anyone interested in the simulation are en- Participants should leave the experience with he is enjoying this store. in sales, Heather Pruitt as couraged to register before the event at https:// a drive to make a difference in the community. “What really excited me ‘They want to know everything about buying this store is the about it,” Booth said. service advisor, Tiffany Hol- fal.cn/3sxWO. The experience is designed to cre- Register at www.surveymonkey.com/r/ElkCi- hometown and local commu- He added that they bought loway as parts manager, Alec ate awareness for participants to the challenges tyOK nity involvement. My whole the building next to them. Rogers in service along with background has been on com- ‘They have 14 acres and eventu- Aaron Darnell, Ethan Gallo- CHASE BOOTH munity,” he added. ally will add another business, way, Dominic Munoz, Antho- Booth complemented but Booth wasn’t saying what ny Hodge, Brayden Baker, and Crutsinger on leading a great it would be. Jeff Rheaume. New Medical Clinic phd PANNEEY PH 1415 N Watts, Sayre OK 580-928-2044 Stephanie Robison NP Dr. Mel Robison Family Practice, Gerontology $1,000 ENDURO WINNER Weight Loss, Aesthetics Chase Booth from Ada won the “Tuners vs. Enduro” race on Sunday at the Elk City Mo- torsport Park. He competed in the 242-lap race in 90 minutes, by passing the last enduro race by 30 laps. The next race will take place Oct. 27th through the 29th with $5800 to win the “Salute to the Racing Hero’s” Sooner LTD Modified Series race. Courtesy photo.