October 22, 2022 Issue, Page 12 of 22

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12 - The Elk City News Community October 22, 2022 y MOONLIGHT Letter from GPRMC and Dr. Greenway Great Plains Regional Medical Center together November 4th, 2022. NADNESS with Dr. Roy Mack Greenway Jr, MD would like Your records will continue to be accessible from to thank you for allowing us to serve your gen- GPRMC and the practice. Should you need cop- eral surgery needs the last 6 1/2 years. ies of your medical records forwarded to an- Dr. Greenway has been a great asset to our orga- other physician for continuity of care, please nization. His knowledge and skills have allowed contact our office at the above phone number us to provide bariatric surgeries, esophagogas- or address and we will provide those records to troduodenoscopies, colonoscopies, appendec- the physician of your choice. OCTOBER 27, 2022 tomies, and a variety of other general surgeries, both elective and emergent, at Great Plains Re- Again, thank you for utilizing Dr. Greenway and gional Medical Center. GPRMC and please join us on wishing him the It is with great sadness we announce that Dr. best in his future career. Greenway will no longer be practicing under Sincerely, Great Plains Regional Medical Center, effective Great Plains Regional Medical Center BROADWAY & MADISON ss 10.830 Pt STORES OPEN Prescription Drug 4:00pm Mad Science - Carnegie Library 5:00pm Face Painting Elk City Cheerleaders Photo Booth by The Mix Boutique TIL $.00 PM Take Back Event Trick or Treating at Participating Downtown Businesses Great Plains Regional Medical Center....Mobile Emergency Respond Trailer/Ambulance coming to Elk City Elk City Empire Semi-Pro Football Booth Western Oklahoma Alzheimer’s Coalition fundraiser, selling Apple Cider, Bottled Water, & Popcorn (Donations Welcomed) The Beckham County Drug Keeping meds out of the hands 29th between 10am and 2pm 5:30pm Halloween Dog Parade Prevention Coalition, the Elk of small children, those with to pick up these free resources Hay Ride with Jason Simon's Pink Tractor City Police Department and special needs, and persons who and drop off your unused or Red Rock Behavioral Health might steal the meds for sales 5:45pm Halloween Costume Contest for DOGS expired medications. For more will take part in the DEA’s Na- or abuse is the right thing to 6:00pm Halloween Costume Contest (Ages: 0-1, 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, 9-10, 11 & up) tional Drug Take Back Day Oc- do. However, most households information, please contact ‘One Church Free Carnival 6-8pm S tober 29th at the Arrowhead keep medications on a counter Steve Berry at 580-562-5043. Center in Elk City from 10am top or in an unlocked cabinet. The Beckham County Drug 8:00pm Merritt High School Pep Assembly to 2pm. It only takes a moment for a Prevention Coalition is funded 8:15pm Elk City High School Pep Assembly The Coalition is encouraging disaster to happen. by a grant from the Oklahoma everyone to check their medi- cine cabinets and collect any If you are out and about on the 29th but forget your medica- Department of Mental Health FOOD VENDORS & MORE! unused or expired medications tions, there will be free At- and Substance Abuse Services, Ponce Productions - DJ Emcee and drop them off at the drive- Home Disposal Kits to take the SAMHSA, and the Center Endurance Federal Credit Union - Free Hot Cocoa thru event. This is an effective away. Environmentally friend- for Substance Abuse Treat- Legacy Bank - Free Ice Cream ‘way to prevent accidental poi- ly, easy to use and effective ment. ‘he grant administrator ‘Abby's Authentic Mexican Food- Big Elk Diner soning and overdose deaths. within minutes, these kits al- is South Western OK Develop- All collected medications are low you to render any medica- Pacific Brim - SnoWay Shaved Ice ment Authority in Burns Flat. disposed of by the Oklahoma tion harmless and safe to put For more information call the Bureau of Narcotics. in the trash. Please follow the Coalition on Elk City chamber of Commerce 580-225-0207 Free Prescription Medication Please come by the Arrowhead Facebook by searching: drug- 1025 Main St,, Elk City, Oklahoma Lock Boxes will be available. Center in Elk City on October preventionbeckham Kr CONSIDER PURPLE Fellow Oklahoma Republicans, Rather than voting all Red, we are each voting for the best qualified person we believe has a true calling for public service. In four key races in the upcoming state elections, we are both voting Purple — two Blues and two Reds — for Joy Hofmeister & Jena Nelson and & Ge These exceptional leaders love Oklahoma and are motivated by public service. What could it hurt to add a bit of Blue to see what these leaders could do over the next four years to improve the stature of Oklahoma? After all, Oklahoma's current outcomes on many important fronts are inadequate compared to other states. With due respect to Our Republican Party, voting all Red has not been working very well for Oklahoma. We suggest it is time to try a different strategy in the voting booth. We need to give the right persons and Oklahoma a chance — we Republicans can do that by voting Purple. For Joy & Jena and Ma C Thank you for your consideration, Bill & Bob Thomas Bill and Bob are lifelong Republicans in Oklahoma and 25-year volunteers advocating among Republicans in the U.S. Congress to resolve Alzheimer’ disease. This message is not authorized by any candidate or candidate committee. Authorized and paid for by Bill and Bob Thomas, 32S. Lewis Ave., Tulsa, OK 74104, 918.582.0359.