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2+ SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2024 The Elk City News The Community Action Development Corporation announces its participation in the Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP) ‘The Community Action Devel- is prohibited from discriminating tain program information (eg., tion complaint, a Complainant or by writing a letter addressed submitted to USDA by: ‘opment Corporation announces ‘on the basis of race, color, nation- Braille, large print, audiotape, should complete a Form AD- to USDA. The letter must contain (mail: US. Department of Ag- its participation in the Child al origin, sex (including gender ‘American Sign Language), should 3027, USDA Program Discrimi- the complainant’s name, address, riculture Office of the Assistant and Adult Care Food Program identity and sexual orientation), contact the responsible state or nation Complaint Form which telephone number, and a written Secretary for Civil Rights 1400 (CACEP). All participants in at- disability, age, or reprisal or retali- local agency that administers the can be obtained online at: description ofthe alleged discrim- Independence Avenue, SW Wash- tendance are served meals at no ation for prior civil rights activity. program or USDA's TARGET https://www.usda.gov/sites/ inatory action in sufficient detail ington, D.C. 20250-9410; extra charge to the parents, In ac- Program information may be Center at (202) 720-2600 (voice default/files/documents/ US- to inform the Assistant Secretary (2) fax: (833) 256-1665 or cordance with federal civil rights made available in languages other and TTY) or contact USDA DA-OASCR%20P-Complaint- for Civil Rights (ASCR) about the 202) 690-7442; or lawand US. Department of Agri- than English. Persons with dis- through the Federal Relay Service Form-0508-0002-508-11-28- nature and date of an alleged civil (3) email: program.intake@ culture (USDA) civil rights regula- abilities who require alternative at (800) 877-8339. 17Fax2Mail.pdf, from any USDA rights violation, The completed usda.gov. This institution is an tions and policies, this institution means of communication to ob- To file a program discrimina- office, by calling (866) 632-9992, AD-3027 form or letter must be equal opportunity provider. and serves the group as the vo- HOLIDAYS cal jazz director at California WOHS Board Plans Hall of Fame Induction Continued from page 1 Baptist University. He is in high demand as a teacher, clinician, for himself as a highly skilled and adjudicator for jazz festivals vocalist for a variety of musical and camps. projects. Daniel Weidlein calls Boulder, and Looks Over Archives Gregory Fletcher is from Co, his hometown. He sings bass By Sheryl Ponce Next report was from Bev- which they think it was to save cent report. She noted that on Moreno Valley, CA. He isa tenor, and spends most of his days and erly Jordan about the flea mar- the families from worrying Dec. 7th, they will have chil- and he is an accomplished mu- nights in his recording studio, The Western Oklahoma ket. She said that the vendors about him. The letters will be dren come to visit with Santa. sician, known for his work as a BioSpoul Music, He writes and Historical Society Board of were pleased and look forward returned to the family for safe Beverly Jordan followed up vocalist, _multi-instrumentalist, produces music for a wide va- Directors met for their regu- to returning next year. She keeping, but they will be pre- with telling the board that the songwriter, arranger, teacher, riety of artists in jazz, pop, and lar monthly meeting on Mon., already has over $5000 in reg- served on the WOHS website. Oklahoma Historical Society producer, recording artist, and R&B. Oct. 28th, at 11 a.m., in Elk istrations for 2025. She also Haught then turned to the had a booth at the flea market session singer. In addition to the traditional City’s WTC campus. Presi- thanked the board and other WOHS Hall of Fame banquet. for the second year. They were Jeff Smith is from Oklahoma. Holiday songs, they will also in- dent Mike Blevins called the historical society members It will be held Nov. 12th, at the looking for the book, “Prairie City. He is a tenor and beatboxer. clude their most requested songs meeting to order and gave the who helped with the event, Methodist Church. The cost Wedding.” The Jordans found He is considered the unofficial from artists such as ‘The Beatles, invocation, followed by the ap- which would not be possible is $20 per person, and reser- it the library book sale, and “dad” of the group. He is the fam- Stevie Wonder, Earth Wind and proval of Sept. minutes. without the volunteers. There vations need to be made to purchased it for them. ily man who enjoys small-town Fire, Miles Davis, and others. Treasurer Beverly Jordan were 93 vendors that took 118 Haught, but paid to Beverly Haggard reported that at the country life with his wife and Get tickets now to include this gave the financial report, spaces. Jordan. Linda Long also asked city’s museum board meet- four children, holiday show as part of Elk City which was approved. She told Cindy Wood noted that the for items to decorate for the ing the city manager wants to Jamond McCoy is from Long Arts Council’s Holiday contribu- the board that the member- membership had not changed banquet. close the Opera House because Beach, CA. He sings baritone tion to make family traditions. ship for the Oklahoma Route since the last meeting. Judy Doug and Judy Haught told of the expense. The electricity 66 Association will be due in Haught then gave the Archive the board about attending the and heat is too high, therefore, Jan., along with the renewal report. The committee has Route 66 Summit in Okla- he thinks that it should be shut of the advertisement that was been working on the story of homa City, She said that one down, The museum board placed in last year’s travel a Western Oklahoma farmer thing the museum needs is a voted to raise the daily rental guide, After a short discussion who went to WWII. They went children’s place on the com- to $200 and lower the cleaning the board approved the mem- through a number of letters he plex. He also said they asked deposit to $150. He encour- MISDEMEANORS bership dues and ad. They also sent home, as well as his diary. about the Route 66 Centenni- aged the WOHS members to State of Okla vs Lacey L Gibson DUI discussed becoming a member The photos and letters are now al. He is looking for a “Green talk to people about renting it, State of Okla vs Kelly W Willeford Possession of parapher- of Oklahoma Historical Soci- on the WOHS website and can Book” that was for African so the cost of utilities could be nalia ety, as well as placing adver- be found under archives. Americans. It let them know covered. FELONIOS tisements in Oklahoma Today. “He wrote this letter on May where they could stop, eat, and Blevins announced the State of Okla vs Sidney P Martin Fugitive from justice. Pos- No action was taken on those 8, 1945, ‘I said, this is the big rest. It was featured in a recent opening of the Sayre Mu- session of firearm & paraphernalia two items. day I've been waiting for ever seum, called Sayre Shortgrass movie. Haught said that he has State of Okla vs Karmella K Bentley Fugitive from justice. Jim Coffey gave the Farm since March 7, 42. Wow, and a friend looking for an original Country Museum. It is open Possession of paraphernalia and Ranch report. He said that there was millions more just book, which are hard to find. from 10 a.m. to noon six days State of Okla vs Ashley K Flores Child neglect they have a washing machine like me, and I can fully sym- Donnie Jordan talked about a week. He also invited the State of Oklavs Jared L Brewer Child abuse/neglect that was brought in by Bill pathize with the many people the Beutler Chutes that are be- board to the Sayre Rotarian’s Jackson. It is made of brass who have lost loved ones, in ing completed. They are work- meeting. It will be about three and is in the northeast room this morning, but I'm hop- ing on lights and finalizing the local individuals who have be- with the refrigerator. ing there won't be many more bricks being put up. come famous. One of the three Randy Haggard reported life sacrifice to complete the Haggard told the board that had won an Oscar. that there was a meeting in the job with Japan, then we can the new curator has started. The final order of business MARRIAGE LICENSES blacksmith shop last Saturday, all return to normal life once Her name is Anna Wray. She was to change Noy. meeting Curtis Kephart, Hammon - Mara Roles, Elk City but he was not present at the more,” Haught read from one was not available to attend the date to Nov, 18, at 11 a.m., be- Jacob Seymour, Erick - Brandy Melott, Erick meeting. Haggard also has the of the letters. board meeting, because that cause WTC will be closed due Michael Tatum, Burns Flat - Cynthia Short, Burns Flat Dill of sale for an old pickup. The soldier wrote in the di- was her first day on the cam- to Thanksgiving break. The DIVORCES They will look into getting an ary more specific things than pus. meeting was then adjourned. Michael Trench vs Jennifer Trench antique tag. he did in his letters home, Carla Garrison gave the do- Justin Mills vs Moranda Mills challenging project and has re- been a great help. They prepped Providing comfort and suyyport for End of Life chotoes ARTIST Continued from page 1 ally been stretching me to grow ina lot of areas. At the moment I and painted along with her. “Honestly, everyone at START Hospice care provides medical services, emotional support, and spiritual don't have any plans for my next CAC has been so great. I really first picture book. Traditionally mural, but I would love to get appreciate them trusting me with resources for people who are in the last stages of a serious illness, such as cancer or heart failure. Hospice care also helps family members manage the she has focused on pen and ink involved with more community this project. Also,a huge shout out illustrations, along with graphic projects, especially on Route 66," to Madison Hebert who tagged practical details and emotional challenges of caring for a dying loved one. design. The mural has brought in she added, me in the Facebook post,” she McManaman said that Marks For questions regarding hospice service or eligibilty, contact: a different angle to her artwork. and her husband, Dustin, have McManaman is 32 years old “Tt has been an exciting and Carrie Perry, RN - Administrator and married to Caden. They have HEART of Europe a four children that she home- Holli Brittain, RN - MANAGER OF PATIENT CARE SERVICES. schools. 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