FREE. In God We Trust. Deer Creek Hardware BOXHOLDER

Size: px
Start display at page:

Download "FREE. In God We Trust. Deer Creek Hardware BOXHOLDER"

Transcription

1 In God We Trust FREE Look inside for this week s specials: U.S. Postage Paid Hydro, OK Permit #3 Zip Code Deer Creek Hardware BOXHOLDER March 20-26, Hwy 54 Weatherford (580) sales@westokweekly.com Vol. 5 No. 12 SWOSU Lady Bulldogs advance to the Elite Eight with a win over Fort Hays University Provided Southwestern Lady Bulldogs bring home the Regional championship trophy and advance to the Elite Eight to be played in Columbus, Ohio. The Bulldogs outscored number one seeded Fort Hays on their home court Southwestern will have a chance to compete for the national title to be played next week March 26th-30th. SWOSUpalooza Activities Planned April 5-6 Parker McCollum and the Read Southall Band are the featured artists at this year's SWOSUpalooza coming up Friday, April 5, in the Pioneer Cellular Event Center on the Weatherford campus, and a full day of activities are planned on Saturday, April 6, as part of SWOSUpalooza and Crowder Lake University Park Opening Day. The SWOSU Panorama Series and SWOSU Student Government Association (SGA) are sponsors of the Friday night concert. Featured musicians are Parker McCollum, Read Southall Band and opener Hunter Thomas. Advance tickets are $15 and on sale in the Public Relations & Marketing Office (HAB 205) or online at On Saturday, April 6, more music, food and games are planned from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. at Crowder Lake University Park. Live music, food trucks, games and more are planned at Crowder Lake, located south of Weatherford. The SGA and Crowder Lake staff have planned a free day of activities. Featured music acts are Scott Hand, Grant Scowden, Jared Deck and Keelan Donovan. There will be five food trucks to purchase food items, including The Redbird Coffee Cart, Dubtown Dawgs, Smokin W Haystack, dough MG and Mr. Yeti s Snowballs. Crowder Lake University Park is planning a Dutch Oven Cookoff at 11 a.m. and a Downhill Derby Race at 2 p.m. Additional information about those two events are available at the following links: and In addition to the cookoff and derby race, there will be volleyball, kayaks, horseshoes, tetherball, ropes course, climbing walls, slack lines and lawn games. Shuttles are being arranged to take students to Crowder Lake for those that do not have transportation.

2 March 20-26, 2019 WestOK Weekly Page 2 Ronnie Allen Flaming Ronnie Allen Flaming was born April 2, 1959, in Elk City, Oklahoma, to Eugene Allen and Wanda (Chester) Colwell Flaming and passed away Saturday, March 9, 2019, at home in Fort Cobb, Oklahoma. Ronnie was raised and attended school in Gracemont, Oklahoma. He worked on the oil pipeline and at 3M. On March 7, 1980, Ronnie married DeeAnn Brown in Weatherford, Oklahoma, and made their home in Weatherford. Together, they raised five children: Jodie, Jackie, Jamie, Jina, and Jessie. Ronnie loved to work, and there was not a thing he couldn t fix, and he loved spending time with his family and grandchildren. Ronnie is survived by his mother Wanda Colwell of Binger, Oklahoma; one son Jodi Allen Flaming and wife Mandy of Elk City, Oklahoma; four daughters: Jackie Diann Flaming of Fort Cobb, Oklahoma, Jamie Dee Spain and husband James of Weatherford, Oklahoma, Jina Marie Hampton and husband Adam of Thomas, Oklahoma, and Jessie Nadine Flaming of Weatherford, Oklahoma; one brother Keith Flaming of Weatherford, Oklahoma; three sisters: Jeannie Guerra of Hydro, Oklahoma, Judy Rios and husband Marcus of Chickasha, Oklahoma, and Connie Novell and husband Steve of Blanchard, Oklahoma; and nine grandchildren: Blade, Quade, Brendon, Stevie, Stormie, Atom, Mercedies, Aaden, and Addidson. He was preceded in death by her father Eugene Flaming: brother Ricky Flaming; wife DeeAnn; and brother-in-law Robert Guerra. Carmileta Hughes Funeral Services for Carmileta Hughes, 83, Arapaho resident were held 10:00 A.M. Saturday, March 16, 2019, in the Church of Christ, 2601 Custer Ave. Clinton, OK, officiated by Patrick Peters. Burial was in the Stafford Cemetery under the direction of the Kiesau-Lee Funeral Home. Carmileta May ( Kenney) Hughes was born September 27, 1935, in Canute, Oklahoma, and passed away Wednesday, March 13, 2019, in the Weatherford Regional Hospital, Weatherford, Oklahoma. Carmileta was raised on the family farm where she learned to help her father with the cattle, milking and do many farm chores. She attended Stafford Schools, graduating from Stafford High School in She soon married her high school sweet heart Jim Hughes on June 20, 1953, in Foss, Oklahoma. They made their first home in Clinton but soon moved back to the Foss Lake area and farmed. They purchased a farm North of Arapaho and made that their home for many years. They also owned and operated the Jim Hughes Goodyear Tire Service for about five years where she worked as the bookkeeper. She was a very active and faithful member of the Church of Christ; she was the wife of an elder, and she fulfilled the many duties that entailed. She loved to cook, sew and do for others; she loved spending time with her children and grandchildren. She is preceded in death by her husband Jim; her parents; and an infant brother Lloyd. She is survived by three daughters: Amy Cudd and husband James of Hinton, OK; Barbara Walker and husband Mike of Kennedale, Texas, and Katie Rayner and husband Kevin of Edmond, OK; sister Betty Miller, Clinton; five grandchildren: Jared Cudd and wife Kristin of Arapaho, Oklahoma, Julie Webb and husband Jason of Kennedale, Texas, Jon Walker of Kennedale, Texas, Dustin Rayner and wife Quinn of Guthrie, Oklahoma, Patrick Rayner and wife Daniella of Edmond, Oklahoma; 10 great-grandchildren: Traber, Channing, and Daxon Cudd, Reagan and McKinley Webb, Hudson, Norah and Wren Rayner and Isabella and Cooper Rayner. Wally Watt A viewing for Wally Watt, 58, of Clinton, were held at 3:00 PM. to 6:00 PM., Friday, March 15, 2019, at the Kiesau-Lee Funeral Home. Wally was born to Friedrich and Friedereka (Kessler) Noll on March 19, 1933, in Giessen Germany, and passed away March 10, 2019, in her Clinton, Oklahoma, home. Wally was raised in Germany and attended school during WWII. She married Kenneth D. Watt on November 29, 2019, in Germany. In 1965 they moved to Oklahoma. She was a loving homemaker. Wally was a member of the Lutheran Church. She enjoyed bowling and coloring. She was preceded in death by her parents and a sister Getrud. She is survived by daughters: Ingrid Williams and husband Tom of Arapaho, Christiane Lawton of Clinton, sons: Herbert Watt and wife Annette of Mesa, Arizona, Detlev Eschler and wife Marita of Germany; 11 grandkids; and 15 great-grandkids. Laura Jamette Anderson Laura Jamette Anderson, 78, Clinton, resident was held 10:00 A.M., Wednesday, March 13, 2019, in the Kiesau Memorial Chapel, officiated by Rev. Dale Nease and burial followed in the Carpenter Cemetery near Hammon, Ok. under the direction of the Kiesau-Lee Funeral Home. Laura Janette (Ross) Anderson was born April 19, 1940, to Riley and Laura Jo (Wynn) Ross in Elk City, Oklahoma, and passed away Saturday, March 9, 2019, in the Oklahoma Heart Hospital in Oklahoma City, Ok. She was raised in the Sayre area and graduated from Sayre High School. She married Lonnie Anderson March 7, 1983, in Clinton. She enjoyed interior decoration, arts, crafts, refinishing furniture and family gatherings. She is preceded in death by her parents and a sister Linda Laws. She was member of the Cumber Presbyterian Church. She is survived by her husband Lonnie, of the home; daughter Laura Williams of Weatherford; two sons: Lonnie Risenhoover and wife Robin of Sayre and Heath Webb Anderson and wife Cheryl of Chickasha; and sister Diane Little and husband Jerry of Weatherford. Terrence Shawn Davis Memorial services for Terrence Shawn Davis, 58, are being arranged through the Kiesau-Lee Funeral Home. Terrence was born June 7, 1959, in Pomona, California, to Robert L. and Loydale (Thompkins) Davis and passed away Sunday, March 10, 2019, in his home in Clinton, OK. Terrence worked at the Red Collar Dog Food Plant in Clinton, OK. He was raised in Pomona, California, and graduated high school at Garey High School in Pomona in He enjoyed keeping up on current events and hanging with his family. He was preceded in death by his parents. He is survived by two sisters: Teresa David of Clinton, Cynthia Harper of Windsor, Colorado; two brothers: Forrest Oats of Colorado Springs, and Chris Davis of Arizona; and numerous nieces and nephews. Henry Blackbear Funeral Services for Henry Blackbear, 35, Watonga resident, were held at 1:00 PM., Monday, March 11, 2019, in the Cheyenne/Arapaho multipurpose building in the Watonga, OK, officiated by Eugene Blackbear, Jr. and others. Burial followed in the Blackbear Family Cemetery north of Watonga under the direction of the Kiesau-Lee Funeral Home. A traditional wake service was held at 7:00 PM. till 10:00 PM., Sunday, March 10, 2019, in the multipurpose building in Watonga. Henry Martin Blackbear was born July 13, 1983, to Ralph and Senoria Lou (Solvers) Blackbear in Lawton, Oklahoma, and at birth he was given two Indian names by first his great-grandfather, Heh-Goony-Mah meaning Strong Arrow and by his great grandmother, Muhn ni-multz meaning New comer. He passed away Thursday evening March 7, 2019, in the Watonga Mercy Hospital in Watonga, Oklahoma. (See Obits, Page 3)

3 March 20-26, 2019 WestOK Weekly Page 3 Obits Continued from Page 2 Henry was raised his entire life in Watonga, graduating from Watonga High School with honors in 2001, and he also graduated from Riverside Indian School in He was active, academically, as well in track, basketball, baseball; he was a member of the scholastic team and was a member of the Boy Scouts of America and Fellowship of Christian Athletes. He went on to continue his education at Southwestern Oklahoma State University in Weatherford, Oklahoma. He had been employed by the Lucky Star Casino as a security guard as well as several other positions. He is a member of the Cheyenne Tribes of Oklahoma and was also Navajo Indian; the Native American Church and was ordained by his grandfather Eugene Blackbear, Jr., as a Roadman and served Chief Joe Antelope Chief Peyote, and he was member of the Bow String Society. He was preceded in death by his paternal grandfathereugene Blackbear, Sr., and his maternal grandmother Estella Bessie Blackbear, maternal grandfather Albert Slivers, Jr. and maternal grandmother Mary Lout So; paternal aunts: Imogene Blackbear and Frances Doctor; and paternal uncle Anthony Taua Roman Nose; maternal uncles: Fred Slivers, Jr. and Alvin Slivers. He is survived by his parents Ralph and Senoria Blackbear of Watonga, Oklahoma; brother John Paul Blackbear of Watonga and numerous nieces and nephews. George Edgar Dinkle Memorial Service for George Edgar Dinkle, 87, former New Mexico resident and now of Corn, Oklahoma, will be held Saturday, 2:00 P.M. March 23, 2019 in the Berean Baptist Church in Albuquerque, NM, officiated by Pastor Tim Sandy and burial will follow in the Barton Cemetery in Edgewood, NM. George Edgar Dinkle was born August 29, 1931, to Herman and Etoyle (Jacobs) Dinkle in Herford, TX and passed Friday, March 8, 2019, in the Corn Heritage Village in Corn, Oklahoma. George was raised in New Mexico and graduated from Stanley High School. He joined the United States Air Force April 18, 1951, and served a four year stint and was honorably discharged April 30, He married Cowena Price August 29, 1959, and they made Albuquerque, NM their home. He has been a contract painter by trade. He also ran the Family Ranch in Roy, New Mexico. He was a longtime active and faithful member of the Berean Baptist Church while living in Albuquerque. He is preceded in death by his wife; parents; two sons, Matthew Dinkle, Tommy Dinkle; sister Juanita Sandy; two brothers Fred Dinkle and Dick Dinkle He is survived by a sister Wynnora Childers and husband Keith, Las Vegas, NV and a sister-in-law, Ann van Horn Albuquerque, NM and a host of nieces and nephews. Krystal Blackwell/WW A ribbon cutting was held at Clinton High School for upgrades made to the family and consumer sciences room. Instructor Sherrie Johnson was one of five national winners in the Thank America's Teachers Grant Challenge through Farmers Insurance and was awarded $100,000. Students from Clinton and Hammon Win Timed WARP at SWOSU Students from Clinton High School and Hammon High School were the top three finishers at Southwestern Oklahoma State University-Sayre s annual writing competition called Timed WARP (Writing and Research Program), which was held recently on the Sayre campus. Alexia Aston of Clinton High School won first place and a $600 scholarship. Aston was accompanied by English teacher Brittany Miller. Hammon High School s Jalynn Lamb won second place and a $500 scholarship. Delaynie Peters, also of Hammon High School, won third place and a $400 scholarship. Hammon High School s English teacher is Mary Cole. I really appreciate all of the teachers who took time out of their busy schedules to allow their students this opportunity to excel and win a valuable scholarship to further their education, said SWOSU-Sayre Language Arts Instructor and Timed WARP director Terry Ford. Ford said that Timed WARP is a chance for high school students to not only compete for scholarships but they also get feedback on their writing from college instructors and familiarize themselves with the Sayre campus. The high school teachers who accompanied students were presented with continuing education workshops, given by SWOSU Language and Literature Professors Dr. Nolan Meditz, Dr. Marc DiPaola and Dr. Victoria Gaydosik. All of the visitors to campus were treated to breakfast and lunch, entertained with games, and awarded prizes. I d like to thank all participating SWOSU administration, faculty and staff members for their help in making this year s Timed WARP such a success, Ford said.

4 March 20-26, 2019 WestOK Weekly Page 4 "The Coin Guy" Cohlmia Family Endowed Fund Established at SWOSU Someone paid a five figure price for this nickel The above-pictured Buffalo nickel has been a favorite with coin collectors for generations. Buffalo nickels were minted from 1913 till The mintage total of the 1918-D nickel was 8,362,000. One of the die hubs was, accidently, engraved as a 1918 over 7. This is called an over-date error. The date can be seen quite easily even in well-circulated examples. No matter the condition Trent Boesen each 1918/7 has value for collectors. This 1918/7 nickel was certified by the Professional Coin Grading Company (PCGS) as a Mint State 64+. It sold at auction on February 28, 2019 for $99,000!!! Please send a self-addressed stamped envelope to The Coin Guy, POB 2102, Weatherford, Ok and receive a Buffalo nickel with a full date. This offer is valid until March 30, Have questions about coins but were afraid to ask? Let s get together at Jerry s Restaurant and talk about it over a cup of coffee Thanks for reading. Provided George and Karla Cohlmia (third and fourth from left) of Edmond have established the Cohlmia Family Endowed Fund with Southwestern Oklahoma State University. Other members of the family are (from left) daughter Kasey Cohlmia; grandson Charlie Cohlmia; granddaughter Sophie Cohlmia; daughter-in-law Alexandra Cohlmia; and son Dr. Adam Cohlmia. Southwestern Oklahoma State University (SWOSU) with locations in Weatherford and Sayre has announced the creation of the Cohlmia Family Endowed Fund. The fund is generously endowed by George and Karla Cohlmia of Edmond. George and Karla have two adult children, Adam (and his wife Alexandra) and Kasey, and two grandchildren. Their entire family is active at St. Elijah Antiochian Orthodox Christian Church in Oklahoma City. George is a 1974 alumnus of SWOSU where he studied chemistry and was named Outstanding Senior Male. He is currently an investment adviser with Full Sail Capital. Prior to joining Full Sail, George was fully licensed and registered as a managing director for Waypoint Investment Group of Wells Fargo Advisors. His tenure at Wells Fargo was marked with numerous accomplishments and firm accolades including being named as a Premier Advisor for over 20 years and serving as a member of the Director s Council of Wells Fargo Advisors. George was also named as one of Oklahoma Magazine s Top Financial Advisors in George has served in the investment management and advisory industry since George has remained involved in his community throughout his career. Currently, he serves on the Board of Directors of the YMCA of Greater Oklahoma City. He has previously served in a host of other roles including president of the Edmond Public Schools Board of Education, Board of Directors for the Port Authority of the Greater Oklahoma City Area, president of Quail Creek Golf & Country Club, and Board of Trustees for St. Elijah Orthodox Christian Church. He currently serves as 1st vice-chair and chairpresumptive of the SWOSU Foundation, Inc. Board of Trustees, where he also serves as chair of the Investments Committee. Karla is a lifetime member of St. Elijah Church, being a great-granddaughter of the church s first priest. She has especially enjoyed singing in the choir for many years, joining the Antiochian Women s Group and serving on numerous other St. Elijah philanthropic committees. Over the years, she has remained involved with St. Elijah s youth, and many other community outreach programs. Karla is a graduate of John Marshall High School in Oklahoma City and earned her undergraduate degree in finance from the University of Oklahoma (OU). After leaving OU, Karla was employed with Continental Plastics Manufacturing, but at an early age retired to care for her children and devote time as a civic volunteer with the Junior League of Oklahoma City. In addition to over a decade of service to the Junior League, Karla has been a steadfast volunteer with Edmond Public Schools. Karla and George are enthusiastic patrons of The Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma, Edmond Public Schools, YMCA of Greater Oklahoma City, Suited for Success, and The Education & Employment Ministry (TEEM). The Cohlmia Family Endowed Fund is dedicated to providing long-term, ongoing support to the President s Leadership Class (PLC) at SWOSU. We are truly honored by this visionary investment in our prestigious President s Leadership Class on the part of George and Karla Cohlmia, said SWOSU President Dr. Randy L. Beutler. The charitable support of the Cohlmias and others like them allows us to perpetuate and enhance the SWOSU legacy of producing quality graduates who are leading and serving across diverse professional fields and walks of life. SWOSU is deeply grateful to George and Karla for their generosity and commitment to our institution. The SWOSU PLC is a four-year leadership program for top SWOSU students. The program was founded in Each year approximately 15 of SWOSU s top entering freshmen are selected to be PLC Scholars. Each scholar is awarded a scholarship and receives four years of leadership training that fosters both intellectual and personal growth. PLC develops SWOSU students into mature individuals who will have a profound understanding of leadership and its responsible application within organizations, communities and society. The PLC s curriculum allows scholars to develop leadership skills through weekly lectures given by staff, business and community leaders, discussion groups, group projects, community service, and internships. The Cohlmia Family Endowed Fund is stewarded by the SWOSU Foundation, Inc. The Foundation was established in 1977 to promote philanthropy and distribute funds to support the activities and programs of SWOSU. Located on the Weatherford campus in the historic Burton House, the Foundation currently stewards over $25 million in assets for the benefit of SWOSU. For information on how to give to the Cohlmia Family Endowed Fund, please contact the SWOSU Foundation, Inc. at or visit

5 Novelist C.H. Armstrong to Read at SWOSU "The Westview Writers Series" at Southwestern Oklahoma State University is sponsoring a reading by novelist C.H. Armstrong on Monday, March 25, on the Weatherford campus. Armstrong, author of The Edge of Nowhere, will read from her new young adult novel Roam. The public is invited to the 6 p.m. reading in the Al Harris Library on the SWOSU campus. Admission is free. Dr. Amanda Smith-Chesley, editor of "Westview" at SWOSU, said Armstrong is an Oklahoma native transplanted in Minnesota for 26 years. A 1992 graduate of the University of Oklahoma, she holds a B.A. in Journalism with a minor in history. A prolific reader of many genres, Armstrong vividly remembers learning to read and the thrill of unlocking the code behind the letters that make up a word. Roam (her young adult novel about a homeless teen and her family) pays tribute to Harper Lee and the many life lessons taught through her character Atticus Finch in To Kill a Mockingbird. The Edge of Nowhere was Armstrong s first published novel and was inspired by her own family s experiences in rural Oklahoma during the one-two punch that was The Dust Bowl and The Great Depression. While it is overall a work of fiction, many of the main plot points were based upon her grandmother s struggles as a young widow during the era. Armstrong s father, represented by the character of Ethan in the novel, is the eighth of Dr. Amanda Evert, assistant professor and Everett Dobson Chair of Marketing in the School of Business & Technology at Southwestern Oklahoma State University, is the winner of the Bernhardt Academic Excellence Award for 2019 at SWOSU. Evert was presented the prestigious award at the annual Bernhardt banquet held on the Weatherford campus, and she received a $5,000 cash award, clock, pen and medallion. SWOSU alumni Dr. William and Theta Juan Bernhardt of Midwest City are sponsors of the annual award that goes to an outstanding faculty member who exhibits exceptional achievement in teaching, scholarship and service. Dr. Amanda Evert joined the faculty at SWOSU in She teaches marketing and management courses. She is student-oriented and strives to help students succeed at a most important and informative time of their lives. Her real-world marketing experience includes products ranging from technology solutions to agricultural products to educational programming. She has been actively involved in developing marketing materials and assisting small business owners in developing business plans. She has been responsible for guiding teams of business industry professionals, faculty, staff and students in both state and nationally funded programs. One of her recent involvements was having students in a Consumer Behavior course at SWOSU serve as social media analysts for a wide variety of private businesses and public organizations. The clients for the program included U.S. based companies in Oklahoma, Florida and Pennsylvania as well as international clients C.H. Armstrong 14 children. For more information about the March 25 event, contact Smith-Chesley at (580) Dr. Amanda Evert Wins 2019 Bernhardt Academic Excellence Award at SWOSU in Japan, Sweden and England. She has garnered a grant for the Single Mom s Network and has developed innovative marketing classes and a sales shadow program. She was selected as the 2013 Phi Theta Kappa Administrator of the Year. Evert is a certified Higher Learning Commission accreditation reviewer and a founding member of the Oklahoma Journal for Undergraduate Research. In 2013, she was nationally elected as a Council for Undergraduate Research peer counselor. Evert earned three degrees from Oklahoma State University: Bachelor of Science in 2003, Master of Science in 2005 and a Ph.D. in She completed a post-doctoral bridge program in marketing and management through the University of Florida in She and her husband, Dr. Jeremy Evert, also an assistant professor in the Everett Dobson School of Business and Technology, live in Weatherford and are parents of daughters Magdalena and Glorianna. One of Amanda s many quotable quotes is: SWOSU Bulldogs stand for excellence. What are you doing today that adds to that reputation? Students love her, and she loves SWOSU students. Previous winners of the Bernhardt Award are (in order by year): Dr. Vilas Prabhu, Dr. Stuart Burchett, Dr. Gary Wolgamott, Dr. Terry Segress, Dr. James Hunsicker, Dr. Jill Jones, Dr. James Breckenridge, Dr. John Ludrick, Dr. W. Steven Pray, Dr. Les Crall, Dr. Peter Grant, Dr. John Hayden, Dr. Virgil Van Dusen, Steve Strickler, Dr. Mary Aspedon, Dr. John Woods, Dr. Scott Long, Dr. Charles Rogers, Dr. Tim Hubin, Dr. Brian Campbell, Dr. Patsy Parker, Dr. Tom Davis, Dr. Kevin Collins, Dr. Trisha Wald and Landry Brewer. March 20-26, 2019 WestOK Weekly Page 5 Two SWOSU Music Students Win Scholarship Competition Two Southwestern Oklahoma State University music students recently won their divisions at the 2019 Ladies Music Club of Oklahoma City Music Scholarship competition. Alyssa Garcia of Markham TX (Tidehaven) and Yun Ru Li of Taiwan each won $800 and performed in a March 13 concert in Oklahoma City. Garcia is a senior, majoring in vocal performance. She, a soprano, is a student of Dr. Robin Griffeath. Li is a freshman, majoring in music therapy and flute performance. She is a student of Dr. Shelly Martinson. Students from all of the Oklahoma City region universities competed at the competition. Higher Ground Heroes of the Faith I suppose all of us have heroes; those who have suffered bravely or who stood tall in the Jim Morrison midst of criticism and personal loss. George Washington Carver, William Wilberforce, Corrie Ten Boom, and Joni Eareckson Tada are just a few that have inspired and encouraged me at times and convicted me of my feeble efforts as well. But in the field of missions there is one individual who, for me, stands out among many who have labored fearlessly and with deep devotion for the sake of Christ. Hudson Taylor was a missionary innovator and founder of the China Inland Mission in the mid 19th century. Much to the dismay of his fellow missionaries, he chose to dress in Chinese clothing that included wearing his hair in a long pigtail. He felt it would give him acceptance among those he was trying to reach. His methods often brought criticism from his friends and fellow workers. His faith in God to provide for his needs is legendary. Unselfish to a fault, on one occasion he found himself broke just two weeks before his wedding. He had given everything away to 60 or 70 victims of the famine. He gave his fiancé permission to withdraw from the commitment if she wished. Her parents had died when she was a child so she replied, Don t forget that I was an orphan in a faraway land. God has been my Father all these years. Do you think I shall be afraid to trust Him now? Their relationship was full of love and affection. Their ministry, although successful in many ways was not without its problems. In 1867 their fifth child died of hydrocephalus. A few weeks later, he wrote his mother in England, I know not how to write. Our dear little Gracie! How we miss her! As I take the walks I used to take with her tripping by my side, the thought comes anew like a throb of agony, is it possible that I shall never more feel the pressure of that little hand... And yet.... she is far holier, far happier than she could ever have been here. But the tragic death seemed to unify the mission effort as those who had been critics rallied around the young couple. Later after moving inland to the city of Yankchow, they faced mobs and riots that caused them to flee for their lives on one occasion. Often Hudson would become depressed to the point of considering suicide but his wife was his source of strength. Then the ultimate loss, his dear wife, Marie, who had borne eight children in twelve years, died of Tuberculosis. Later he married a dear friend who loved and cared for the children and enabled him to be absent for months at a time, visiting and encouraging the outlying mission posts. Hudson died at the age of 73, having founded the China Inland Mission which utilized the services of 825 missionaries. On one occasion he said, God chose me because I was weak enough. God does not do his great work by large committees. He trains somebody to be quiet enough, little enough, and then God uses him. Do yourself a favor by going to your public or church library and read the story of this great man of faith. WEEKLY SHOUTOUTS! Have a birthday, anniversary or special event? us at sales@ westokweekly.com to place it here for FREE! Alcohol causing problems? Alcoholics Anonymous meets daily at 928 W. Main, Weatherford. Call (580) for more information Christian Free Store Donations of school supplies, clothes, shoes, etc. are needed or if you are in need. Please call (580) or (580) Happy Birthday Wishes for March 20th- Adam Rogers, Barbara Deevers, Bethany Shannon, Bob Vanauken, Dalynn Brinkley, Denny Smith, Don Morris, Hayden Billings, Letha Bentley, Maxine Crissman, Nicholas Janning, Oma Hicks, Savana Schmidt, Scott Guthrie, Spring Cordes, Tena Leatherbury, Trevor Ridgeway, March 21st- Aspen Martin, Jim Wahnee, Kay Sewell, Mary Ellis, Mckenzie Sprowls, Mustafa Sami, Nina Wilhoit, March 22nd- Clyde Rawson, Felipe Rodriguez, Holly Stotts, Jan Britton, Lana Jones, Linda Kay Whitecrow, Mallory Miller, Randy Thompson, March 23rd- Armando Lira, Candy Davis, Genevia Koch, Joe Koop, Kenny Lee, Luke Jacobsma, Rhonda Holden, Violet McClanahan, March 24th- Bridget Crowder, Claude Snider, Jared Dillta, Matthew Brown, March 25th- Alec Goerend, Betty Richardson, Carolyn Koop, Jennifer Prophet, Kaprice Skinner, Marty Lockstone, Mary Thomas, Nick Bryson, Sarah Ruiz, Sheila Davis, March 26th- Andrea Unruh, Bryan Speck, Johnny Rosales, Katie Lacy, Kay Weast, Mike Patrick, Richard Rivera, Sally Sappington, Sarah Rinehart, Scotty Adams, Terry Hook.

6 SPORTS March 20-26, 2019 WestOK Weekly Page 6 Pres ented b y: Last-Second three-pointer sent Lady Dawgs to Regional Championship Game Doug Self SWOSU Sports Information Director With time running down in a tie ball game, SWOSU sophomore Taber Beer hit the biggest shot of her collegiate career, a wing three-pointer that cleared the net with 0.5 seconds remaining and sent the Lady Bulldogs to the Central Regional Championship game with a victory over Central Missouri. With the victory, SWOSU advances to face Fort Hays State, the top seed in the regional, on Monday evening at Gross Memorial Coliseum in Hays, with the winner of that game advancing to the Elite Eight. SWOSU led for less just over eight minutes total in the game, trailing by as many as nine in the early going and they found themselves down by eight, 66-58, with 6:02 to play in the game. As they've done all season, the gritty Lady Dawgs continued to battle and cut the deficit to three, 69-66, after Hayden Priddy buried a jumper in the lane with 2:44 to play. After Bethany Franks got a steal with 1:44 to play, the Central Missouri bench was whistled for a technical foul, which sent Hailey Tucker to the line for two free throws and made it a one-point game. On the ensuing possession, Beer got to the for a lay-in that gave SWOSU a lead, their first advantage of the fourth quarter, with 1:30 to play. SWOSU got a stop at the defensive line as the final minute approached, but a shot clock violation on the next possession allowed UCM to regain possession with 31 seconds left, down by one. After UCM called timeout, Franks made the defensive play of the game, stepping in front of a Paige Redmond pass for the steal and dishing it to Tucker, who was fouled and went back to the line with 19 seconds to play. Tucker made both free throws, extending the lead to 72-69, but UCM's inbounds play got the Jennies a good look at a three-pointer that tied the game with 17 seconds remaining. SWOSU's final offensive set saw Tucker with the ball in her hands as time was winding down, and she dished to Beer on the wing as the defense collapsed around her. Beer took the pass and gathered briefly before firing up the shot that will be remembered by the Lady Bulldog faithful forever. "I just knew that they were going to try and lock up some of our top scorers so I was thinking to myself that I might have to take the last shot," Beer said in the postgame interview. "I was ready for it, so I let it fly and held my follow through because I wanted that shot to go in. Coach teaches us to seize our moment and I was excited because I wanted this win for my teammates!" Seven different players scored for the Lady Bulldogs, who were led by Hailey Tucker with a game-high 27 points in addition to four rebounds, two steals, one blocked shot and one assist. Hayden Priddy battled foul trouble to total 15 points on 6-of-17 shooting while Bethany Franks recorded her sixth double-double of the season with 12 points and 11 rebounds in addition to five steals. Beer was SWOSU's leading scorer among the reserves, playing a career-high 28 minutes and hitting 3-of-8 field goals, including two of the most clutch baskets in the game. She rounded out her stat line with four assists, three rebounds and two steals. Tyra Aska had six points and five rebounds in 23 minutes of action before fouling out while Taylor Hedrick added five points on 2-of-6 shooting. "We're just excited right now, still on an extreme high after that win," SWOSU Head Coach Kelsi Musick said following the game. "We had the ball there on that last possession and I don't call timeouts in that situation, we like to play through things. I always say big-time players make big-time plays and Taber Beer stepped up when we needed her to. We had a lot of players make crucial plays, whether it be a basket, a rebound or a steal and they did what we needed them to do be successful." SWOSU will take a 32-1 record and a 32-game winning streak into Monday's game as they make their first appearance in the NCAA Division II Regional Championship game. Tipoff against #3 Fort Hays State is set for 7:00 pm at Gross Memorial Coliseum. strokes. Elin Wahlin and Jenna Eidem rounded out the scoring for the Lady Bulldogs as both tied for fifth place with a total of 149 strokes each. SWOSU heads to Miami, Florida to compete at the Barry Women s Invitational hosted by the Don Shula Resort on March Women s Golf Runs Away with Diffee Ford Invitational Title Doug Self SWOSU Sports Information Director SWOSU Women s Golf team swept the competition at the Diffee Ford Invitational in Edmond, with all five individuals placing in the Top 5 to earn SWOSU the runaway first-place finish. Gloria Choi finished the event in first place after going one-under par, firing a low round of 67 followed by a 72 in the second round. Choi s impressive performance helped lead the Bulldogs to a total par of 19-over with the next best team coming in at a par of 46-over. Chloe Thackeray reached 145 strokes after shooting a consistent 72 in the first round and 73 to finish out the second round, which led her to a second-place finish. Tied for third, Veronika de Bochdanovits fired a round of 71 on Monday followed by a 76 round to finish out the tournament at +7 while adding up for a total of 147

7 CLASSIFIEDS Advertising REAL ESTATE For Rent- 2bed, 2bath, apartment, pool, across from SWOSU campus. $400/month (580) For Rent- 1bd duplex, with washer and dryer hookup, in Weatherford. $450 or $650 with utilities paid. (580) (prepaid 4 weeks starting March 20) BUSINESS SRVCS/ PRODUCTS Cartwheel Coins of Custer County has silver coins for sale. I live in Weatherford. (580) thisoldcoin@yahoo. com Trent AUTOMOBILES & AUTO MISC. For Sale- Four used Firestone tires, LT275/65R18 Transforce HT Range E $50 for the set (2 with 11/32" tread, 2 with 7/32" tread) (405) or ' GMC Envoy- fully loaded, sunroof, excellent condition. $5,000 OBO. (580) For Sale- (4) used tires for light truck, P275/60R/20. $75 for all. (580) ' Ford Fusion- Standard transmission, 150k miles, $2,500. (580) ' Ford Pickup- half ton, runs good. $1,250. (405) ' GMC Envoy- fully loaded with sunroof, excellent condition, heated leather seats. $5,000 firm. (580) ' Chevy S-10-2wd, single cab, new ac, new tires, new tag. $3,500. (580) For Sale- WeathertecH floor mats for F-150 crew cab, excellent condition, (3) pieces. (580) ' Ford F-250- XLT, 4x4, 6.2 L. gas engine, Ruby Red, 58,000 miles, brand new all terrain tires, excellent shape, like new, one owner, Weatherford. (940) ask for Larry. 94' Toyota Camry-Burgundy, 204K miles runs and looks good. $1,500 cash only. (580) for more info. Leave message if no answer. 13' Toyota Camry- Red, good tires, $8,800. (580) ' Chevy Impala- Silver metallic, new Michellin tires, tinted windows. $5,300. (580) ' GMC Envoy- full yloaded, sunroof, heated leather seats. (580) ' Toyota Camry- new tires, clean outside and inside, well maintained. For details call (580) ' Chevy Equinox- 163k miles, runs great, cash or money order only. $5,500 OBO. (580) ' Ford Taurus- 97,600 miles. Clean and garage kept. Color, sandstone Runs good. Asking $3,200. (405) '07 Grand Marquis- 228K miles, white, has some paint missing but runs good. $1,800 Call Kelly (580) Ford F-150- XLT SuperCrew Excellent Condition with many Extras. Clean, One-Owner Truck. V-8 5.0L engine, 2WD, ~122,000 Mi., Trailer-Tow package, Almost New Tires, Running Boards, Tonneau Cover, Bed Liner, Back- Up Camera, and more. $17,495 OBO Clinton Area (940) ' GMC Envoy- heated leather seats, fully loaded, runs great. $3,000. (580) ' Model A car- fully restored, excellent condition, drivable. (405) ' Chevy Venture- sound mechanically, in good shape. $2,000. (918) For Sale- (3) Ford 18 inch chrome clad rims with center caps and pressure sensors. $270 for 3 or $100/individually, EC Clinton 65' Pontiac Bonneville- 4 door, hard top, 2nd owner since k miles, orginal lowrider. (405) For Sale- (4) 15" trailer wheels, 5 LUG, 5 in bolt pattern. $100. (580) For Sale- (2) new never mounted on car P Hoosier Quick time tires. (580) ' Honda Civic XLT- Low milage, 60k miles, new tires. $7,100. (580) ' Dodge Caravan- runs great, great condition. $3,150. (580) ' Ford Expedition- 5.4 liter engine, runs good, looks great. $3,000 cash only. Near Roosevelt. (580) Kia Spectra EX- 4 door, 90,500 miles, $3,500 obo, RECREATIONAL VEHICLES 03' Yamaha Motorcycle- Model V6A, XVS65, one previous owner, barely driven, excellent condition. 7,081 miles, leather saddlebags, $2,600. (580) ' Nautic Star Boat- 90hp 2-stroke Clean boat, great shape. Rod holders, built in bait tank, ice chest. Lawrance HD8 depth finder with down/side scan. Dry ride and handles wind and waves great. $10,200 (580) V-Star 1100 Classic Motorcycle- 4,400 miles, very clean, like new. $3,600. (580) ' Suzuki Boulevard C50- lots of extras, lots of chrome, LED street lights. $5,500 OBO. (580) ' V-Star Yamaha classic 5k miles, garage kept, new battery, runs, needs minor repair, $1,750. (580) or (580) FURNITURE & APPLIANCES For Sale- Dining room table with (6) chairs, with extension. Sofa like new. Reclining chair. Call after 1. (580) For Sale- Entertainment Hutch, beautiful, large size, in antiqued black, Broyhill. has credenza and 2 glass side units all with lights. $950, originally over $3500. Beautiful accent piece that will hold TV, call (580) For Sale- Kenmore gas dryer, works great. $100. Hotpoint side by side refrigerator, ice in the door. $150. (580) For Sale- 70' Sharp flatscreen LCD TV. $250. (580) For Sale- Tan colored love seat Great condition! $100 (580) For Sale- Antique China cabinet, glass doors, in very good shape. $145. Wicker outdoor couch. $95. (918) For Sale- Standard boxwood stove. (580) For Sale- GE Upright freezer, commercial size. 25 cubic ft. $350. GE refridgerator. $150. Sanyo 55' Flat screen TV. works great, $250. (580) For Sale- 6-drawer antique dresser, dove-tailed. $120. Wooden rocker, excellent condition. $75. in Thomas. may deliver if close. (918) For Sale- 25 cubic ft. GE refrigerator. Ice and water in door. SS front and black sides. $ (580) For Sale- Antique iron rocking chair. over 100 years old. $45. (580) For Sale- 7 ft sofa, excellent condition, no wear spots. $150. (580) For Sale- King adjustable bed w/ Sealy mattress. $2,499 orginally $4,899. bed purchased June motor heat and massage. $399. purchased Dec Kimball organ entertainer model. $75. Triple solid wood dresser. $150. Like new trundlle bed. $300. (580) For Sale- Very nice china cabinet, all wood, (6) shelves, glass doors on top, wood bottom. 31.5"x69". $300. (918) For Sale- Ashley couch, brown. Frigidaire side-by-side refrigerator. (580) PETS & ANIMALS ADOPTABLE ANIMALS- at the Friends For Life Animal Society. Kittens, cats, puppies and dogs available. You can browse adoptable animals at www. okfflas.org For Sale- 1/2 pit 1/2 American bully male puppies. $100. (580) or (580) For Sale- Breeding pair of hogs, heritiage breed hereford. (580) Free to good home- 7 week old black kitten. (580) Free to good home- One full grown big black cat. Very affectionate and loves to get on beds. Call for more information. Rescue dogs for free- All Breeds. (580) For Sale- Labrador Retriever Mix Puppies, mostly black, very friendly, vac-wormed, 2 male 5 female, $200, ready for homes (580) Free to good home- 9 yr old male beagle mix, good family dog, good with kids, owner relocating. (580) Dog needs a new home. Fixed male. Shots up to date. 1 yr old. Friendly with everyone and other dogs. Only barks at doorbell. (580) For Sale- (2) mini mares and (1) mini (small) stallion. (580) Please leave a message. FARM, LAWN & GARDEN For sale- Bungalow chicken coop. New in box, holds six chickens. Easy to clean. $200 (580) For Sale- riding mower engines. Ditch witch trailer, new tires. $150. Poulon lawn mower. (4) sheets of tin. $75. (405) For Sale- Electric start 22inch recycler toro lawnmower. $200. (405) For Sale- 18' Poulan Pro 42CC Chainsaw. New in box. $140. (405) For Sale- 6x12 enclosed cargo trailer, excellent condition. 18ft unloading auger for 9500 John Deere combine. (580) For Sale- 42" John Deere X304 4 wheel riding mower. $1, " cut 318 John Deer riding mower. $1,500. (580) FREE- lattice, and (10) round tomato cages for information call For Sale- '01 Kubota L3010 diesel tractor 26 HP, 750 Hrs + BrushHog, Loader, Box Blade $10,499. (580) For Sale- 50' model 9N Ford Tractor. $1,250. T-0 20 Ferguson tractor. $1, ft tandem trailer with spring-up tailgate, double axel. $1,500. (580) For Sale- Click link attachment for string trimmers, edger, hedge trimmer, brush cutter, etc. $25/ each. 4ft. tractor back blade. $95. (580) or (580) For Sale- L110 John Deer mowing tractor. 112 John Deer with a tiller mowing tractor. 212 John Deer mower. All 39' deck. Ground driven John Deer manure spreader. (580) For Sale- High quality polled/ horned heifer bulls. Get the baldy advanatage. (580) For Sale Round bales grass hay, 2019 Wheat hay and wheat straw. (580) MISC For Sale- BEEF! Natural grass fed longhorn beef, 95% lean, no hormones, non-gmo. Can sell a few pounds or up to a whole beef, Fay, Ok, Beef for Sale- natural grass fed beef, no hormones or chemicals used, no GMO feeds given, 95% lean. Can sell 1lb. up to a whole beef. First come, first serve. (580) Trail Rides by Horsebackhorses provided, hayrides, hayride & cookout, riding lessons, lunch/dinner rides, bring your horse too and more! Like us on Facebook. Old Caldwell Trail Stables. 2 mi. SE of Fay, Ok. (580) For Sale- patio set with (2) rockers and end table. $25. Boxes of antique glassware. Box of Misc. cookware. End table with door. $15. (580) For Sale- 5,500 watt generator, excellent condition. $250. (580) or (580) For Sale- 8750/7000 watt generator with wheel kit, used 30hours. $500. (580) For Sale- Granite countertop standard 55" x 22", Rain Forest design. Includes new sink, faucet. $ call For Sale- Pick-up tires and wheels. (4) P245 70R17. (580) or (580) For Sale- (18) Collectible Celebrity Dolls; Cher, Marilyn Monroe, James Dean, etc. $20/ ea if all purchased or priced accordingly if bought separate. (580) For Sale- (2) Coleman propane tanks oz. (580) For Sale- Taurus Judge 6 1/2" barrel, rare two-tone, brushed aluminum and blue steel, comes with 600+ rounds or ammo. $1,100 OBO. (580) For Sale- Weight Bench w/ Leg Extension Bar, Curl bar, 3 Dumbbell Bars Weights included: lbs, 12-5 lbs, lbs, 2-25 lbs $125 (580) For Sale- (6) Antique southern belle porcelain dolls, complete with lace, necklaces, jewlery, parisol, hats, etc., $35/each. (918) For Sale- Milwaukee Freedom Flex biker boots (Women size 9.5) $25; Frontier Leathers Jacket with zip-out liner, Women's Large $30 (580) For Sale- barrel shafts, (3) TV's, (3) 1500 AC units, (4) 15' 6-hole steel wheels, Looking for (3) 205,75R14 tires, (1) 14' 5-hole steel wheel. (580) For Sale- Treadmill, everything works. $200. (Hinton) (405) Want to trade- 650 Suzuki Savage for Gator Polaris or Ranger (405) FRESH PEANUTS- Raw, Roasted, In-shell, Peanut Brittle, Carnegie, Mixed Dry/Seasoned Firewood! $95/rick. Self Load! $120/rick delivered in Weatherford! Call (580) or (580) For Sale- Guardian walker, with two tennis balls and wheels. (918) For Sale- Used army fatigue clothes, pants and shirts, different sizes. (580) Fresh cut Bermuda grass hay!! Horse quality! Sprayed/ Heavily fertilized! We load!! $10-$14 square bales (55lbs)! Weatherford. (580) For Sale- Louis L'amour leather bound books, (108 total) $30 for 10 books $285 for all or OBO. (580) For Sale- (3) NIB Paula Young wigs, light ash brown. $10 for each or all 3 fir $25. OBO. (580) For Sale- (6) Timelife leather bound books, Old West Series. $25 for all or $5 each. OBO. (580) For Sale- (2) womens vests, new, size 2XL and XL. $20 for both. Leather coat size 44. $10. Men's trousers, (3) wrangler (2) dress pants, size 36, $25 for all. (580) For Sale- New Anne of Green Gables red haired doll from Canada. $25. (580) Wanted: Small to medium size garden plot in or near Weatherford. (405) For Sale- Ladies gold and stainless Oyster Perpetual Datejust Rolex Watch. Purchased from Kelley's Jewelery. Comes with box and paperwork. $7,000. (580) For Sale- XL cartridges for LC201CL (for the 3 colors) and the XL LC291BK (black). If you need them I have them. They arrived my house Friday, and I'm anxious to sell them to someone who needs them. The printers these work on are: MFC-J460DW MFC-J480DW MFC-J485DW MFC-J680DW MFC-J880DW & MFC-J885DW. My cost was $44,57. call and ask for Terry. Thanks! For Sale- Elevated hunting blinds, Texas Hunter brqand 2 person 4x8, 1 person 4x4. (580) For Sale- Hog traps. (580) For Sale- Nice USA stamp collection. Lots of old hard to find stamps. $40. (580) For Sale- 374 rounds of 40 S & W. Law enforcement ammunition. Speer gold dot, Remington Golden Saber, Winchester Ranger, Speer Lawman, Rafter Seven, Grain. Retired don't need. $200. for all, OBO. (580) Wford. For Sale- Factory built folding aluminum ATV loading ramps. 1500# rating. Asking $90. (580) For Sale- Singer sewing machine, antique cabinet model 328k. $75. Singer sewing machine wood cabinet, model 602. $35. (580) For Sale- Wooden baby or doll cradle. 33x17x12. Asking $20. (580) March 20-26, 2019 WestOK Weekly Page 7 deadline Fridays at 3:00 p.m. (580) sales@westokweekly.com The WestOK Weekly advertising deadline is Fridays at 3:00 p.m.

8 March 20-26, 2019 WestOK Weekly Page 8 PUBLIC RECORDS Arrested with Warrant City of Tina Knight, 36, arrested Dewayne Hester, 45, Clinton, Failure to Compel by Weatherford Police arrested by the Clinton Minor to Attend School, Driving under Suspension, with Unlawful Possession charged with Warrant No Insurance. of Marijuana, Unlawful Custer County, Domestic Possession of Paraphernalia, Abuse Assault and Battery. Unlawful Transporting Open Container of Liquor. Garcia Rios, 36, arrested by and charged with Warrant Custer County Domestic Assault and Battery by Strangulation. Ellie Dodge, 23, arrested by and charged with City Warrant Trespassing, Warrant Custer County Malicious Injury to Property, Possession of Controlled Dangerous Substance. Humberto Gutierrez- Roldan, 24, arrested by and charged with Warrant Custer County, Failure to Appear on Escape from Detention, Obstruction. Bobby Barton, 32, arrested by Clinton Police with Warrant City of Clinton, Driving under Suspension. Rachel Ramirez, 36, arrested by Clinton Police Gerardo Marrufo Hernandez, 61, arrested by Clinton Department and charged with Driving under Revocation. Deidre Dyer, 30, arrested by and charged with Petti Larceny. Martina Tenorio, 48, arrested by Clinton Police with Public Intoxication. Sylvester Medina, 33, arrested by Clinton Police with Warrant Beckham County, Domestic Assault and Battery. Roger Lively, 40, arrested by and charged with Driving under Suspension, No Insurance, Failure to Pay Taxes due State, Warrant Woodward County. Lemont Bell, 45, arrested by and charged with Public Intoxication. Daniel Eisenmann, 31, arrested by Weatherford charged with Driving under the Influence, Unlawful Possession of Marijuana, Unlawful Possession of Paraphernalia, Unlawful Transporting Open Container Liquor, Rear Centered Mounted Brake Light. Robert Louis Crumb, 57, arrested by Weatherford charged with Possession of Marijuana, Possession of Controlled Substance, Possession of Paraphernalia, Public Intoxication. Deonte Quintrell Barker, 20, arrested by Weatherford charged with Assault and Battery with Deadly Weapon. Rachel Irene Peachy- Jefferson, 30, arrested by Weatherford Police with Custer County Warrant. Gabriela Wilson, 27, arrested by Weatherford charged with Domestic Abuse and Battery. Raquel Suzanne Murray, 33, arrested by Weatherford charged with Driving under Influence, Leaving the Scene of an Accident Involving Damage, Failure to Carry Insurance. Out on bond Daniel Eisenmann, 31, arrested by Weatherford charged with Driving under the Influence, Unlawful Possession of Marijuana, Unlawful Possession of Paraphernalia, Unlawful Transporting Open Container Liquor, Rear Centered Mounted Brake Light. Rachel Irene Peachy- Jefferson, 30, arrested by Weatherford Police with Child Abuse. Raquel Suzanne Murray, 33, arrested by Weatherford charged with Driving under Influence, Leaving the Scene of an Accident Involving damage, Failure to Carry Insurance. Steven Jay Taylor, arrested by Washita County and charged with Driving under the Influence, Carrying Firearm while under the Influence, Possession of Paraphernalia. Wakahto Clauschee, arrested by Oklahoma Highway Patrol and charged with Driving While Intoxicated, Driving Under Suspension, Speeding. Martin Fernando Ibarra, arrested by McClain County and charged with Application to Accelerate Driving under Influence, Driving under Suspension. Lorenzo Uribe, arrested by Oklahoma Bureau Narcotics and charged with conspiracy to Commit a Felony. Maria Isabel Flores, arrested by Oklahoma Bureau Narcotics and charged with Conspiracy to Commit a Felony. Michael Dean Ford, arrested by Oklahoma Bureau Narcotics and charged with Trafficking, Possession of Controlled Substance. Vanessa Hinojosa, arrested by Oklahoma Bureau Narcotics and charged with Trafficking, Possession of Controlled Substance. Hoe Elton Hubbard, arrested by Cleveland County and charged with Prisoner Placing Body Fluids on Government Employee, Assault and Battery. David James Levi, arrested by Blaine County and charged with Failure to Appear, Impose. Brad Lee McBride, arrested by Custer County Sheriff Office and charged with Knowingly Concealing Stolen Property. Ebone Nicole Finney, arrested by Canadian County and charged with Failure to Appear, Driving under Influence. James Brent Hargrove, arrested by Beckham County and charged with Unauthorized use of a Credit Card, Failure to Appear, Controlled Sub by Forgery, Speeding. WEEKLY NEWSBITES EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM NOW BEING OFFERED- A new educational program Oklahoma Renewable Energy Education is now underway in Oklahoma, and the Oklahoma Sierra Club is currently seeking teachers in grades 4-8 to participate in free workshops, focused on using information about solar and wind energies to teach state standards. An upcoming workshop will be held March 30th in Weatherford. Detail of the workshop and registration information can be found on the O-R-E-E-P website. CITY OF WEATHERFORD MAKES LIST OF SAFEST CITIES- The National Council for Home Safety and Security has released the list of the safest cities in Oklahoma for 2019, and Weatherford tops the list. Police Chief Louis Flowers reacts to the top ranking. With all of our goals and objectives to keep the citizens as safe as we possibly can in the last five years as Chief, we ve reached out on our community service programs implemented some new things and some things we do a little bit differently. One thing is we have always tried to get our citizens involved by "if-you-see-something-saysomething. Additionally, Elk City was ranked 7th. A review of the most recent FBI Uniforms Crime report statistics helped identify the safest cities in Oklahoma. MOVIES IN THE PARK SCHEDULED- The Weatherford Area Chamber of Commerce is gearing up for another season of its Movie in the Park Series. Executive Director Haley Kliewer said it starts in the month of May. We re going to try something new out at Rader park and we are going to see how that goes. If that is something you would want to sponsor, I have July and August available. Kliewer said businesses can sponsor a Movie in the Park Event. It cost $280 for the movie license. She said between people attended the event. Contact the Weatherford Chamber for more details ` WPS TO IMPLEMENT SECURITY SYSTEMS- Weatherford Schools Superintendent Chad Wilson said the district is planning security upgrades at school sites this summer. Our main priority is to secure all entrances and to have a buzz-in system at every entrance. We will do that this summer. Wilson said the security upgrades are part of the bond package, passed last year by District Voters. HOSPITAL AQUIRES NEW EQUIPMENT- Alliance Health-Clinton has acquired another sophisticated piece of equipment to benefit Western Oklahoma patients. The hospital recently purchased a gamma camera. The nuclear medicine machine provides the highest-quality images, including heart and bone scans. Hospital officials say among its many benefits, the new machine allows Alliance Health-Clinton to perform cardiac stress tests for patients. EXIT 65 AND 65A PLANS- Clinton City Council passed a resolution of dissent during a special meeting, concerning the concept selected for the exit 65 and 65A interchange. Mayor David Berrong said the concept, chosen, is not one of the five concepts that was presented to the public in The council believes that the project plan should be consistent with the concepts presented in The council appreciates the ongoing work of the staff of Division 5 of ODOT. They believe that the city and ODOT can work together in concert to identify the best plan among the original 5 concepts that adequately modernizes exit 65 and keeps 65A open. ODOT Division 5 engineer Brent Almquist said it is a team effort. and both sides will work together to find an acceptable concept. CHEYENNE AND ARAPAHO TRIBES OPERATE SIX CASINOS- The Cheyenne & Arapaho Tribes operate six casinos. Tribes Governor Reggie Wassana said upgrades are planned on a few Casino locations. IN Watonga we are going to build a new casino with a hotel. I think it s like 67,000 square feet. We hope to break ground at the end of April with that. It s going to cost us about $25 million. Governor Wassana said Casino upgrades with a new hotel are also planned in the future at Clinton. EVENT SCHEDULED AT STAFFORD MUSUEM- An event is planned May 18th at the Stafford Air & Space (See NEWS, page 9)

9 Newest Bulldogs of the Week are Taber Beer and Gloria Choi March 20-26, 2019 WestOK Weekly Page 9 NEWS Continued from Page 8 Museum said Assistant Director Chaney Larsen. We are going to celebrate General Stafford s 50th anniversary of his Apollo 10 mission. A lot of the well known Apollo astronauts will be back for the event. It s going to be truly a special event for all of Weatherford to be able to have it here at the Stafford Air & Space Museum. Larsen said. The May 18th event will be mostly for major donors who have contributed to the expansion project. However, a public event is planned with General Stafford on May 19th. BURCHAM SCHEDULES OPEN HOUSE- An open house will be held May 8th at Burcham Elementary in Weatherford for the opening of a new STEM Center said Assistant Principle Garrett Smith. We received a $25,000 grant from Devon Energy and the Cal Ripken Jr. Foundation for the STEM Center. So right now, we are renovating those rooms. We are going to create a new doorway in between the two rooms so it s easy access back and forth. There is a little bit of construction that is going to take place in there. The May 8th grand opening will be held at 10AM. Doug Self SWOSU Sports Information Director The late-game heroics of Lady Bulldog sophomore guard Taber Beer and a tournament championship for Gloria Choi has earned the duo the newest Bulldog of the Week awards. The award is bought to you by Wright Wradio, home of the Bulldogs over the airwaves on both 95.5 The Coyote and Coyote Classic. Beer (Hammon, Okla.) has been at her best in the crucial moments of the Central Regional and scored eight points in the Lady Bulldog victories over Emporia State and Central Missouri. After giving SWOSU the lead with less than two minutes to go against UCM, her shining moment came in the final seconds as she drained the game-winning three-pointer that propelled the Lady Bulldogs to a victory and a berth in the Regional Championship game on Monday night. Choi (Langley, British Columbia) led the Lady Bulldog golf team to a runaway victory at the Diffee Ford Invitational, played last week in Edmond. All five of SWOSU s golfers finished at least tied for a top-five spot, with Choi leading the way and finishing one-under for the tournament to claim the individual medalist honor by six strokes. For her efforts, Choi was named the GAC Golfer of the Week for the second time this season. LAWTER ROAD PROJECT ON HOLD INDEFINITELY- Custer County Commissioners say the Lawter Road Project is on hold indefinitely. Commissioner Kurt Hamburger said the holdup stems over the acquisition of right of way for the project. TEAMS SIGNED UP FOR EVENT- We re learning that many teams have signed up for next month s Pork-A- Palooza Event in Weatherford said Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Haley Kliewer. Right now, we have 30 teams entered for the actual competition on Saturday. We are capping that at 40, just because we feel like we can still put on great events and have that many teams. So, we re real excited that a lot of them are going to do a people s choice on Friday night. The event will be held April 19th and 20th.

Randolph Electric Membership Corporation District Directors

Randolph Electric Membership Corporation District Directors Randolph Electric Membership Corporation District Directors Mr. James Andrews District 1 James Andrews joined Randolph EMC s Board of Directors in 2000. He is a Credentialed Cooperative Director and has

More information

*2010 NASPA Case Study: A Dangerous Outlet

*2010 NASPA Case Study: A Dangerous Outlet 1 Graduate Student Setting * Institutional characteristics Name: Whitney College Type institution: Private Woman s College; Master s granting Enrollment: Undergraduate: 785 Graduate: 261 Location: Rural

More information

HISTORY OF THE CALIFORNIA INTERSCHOLASTIC FEDERATION SOUTHERN SECTION (CIFSS) PAUL CASTILLO FORMER CIFSS ASSISTANT COMMMISSIONER THE BASKETBALL GURU

HISTORY OF THE CALIFORNIA INTERSCHOLASTIC FEDERATION SOUTHERN SECTION (CIFSS) PAUL CASTILLO FORMER CIFSS ASSISTANT COMMMISSIONER THE BASKETBALL GURU 50 th historical tidbit. Dr. John S. Dahlem HISTORY OF THE CALIFORNIA INTERSCHOLASTIC FEDERATION SOUTHERN SECTION (CIFSS) PAUL CASTILLO FORMER CIFSS ASSISTANT COMMMISSIONER THE BASKETBALL GURU Paul Castillo,

More information

The Green Family. By Linda Fluharty, with Leif Green.

The Green Family. By Linda Fluharty, with Leif Green. The Green Family By Linda Fluharty, with Leif Green. Milton A. Green, 23, born in Akron, Ohio, was a resident of Wheeling, West Virginia when he married Jo Ann "Jody" Torbett on October 18, 1952. Jody,

More information

HISTORY OF THE CALIFORNIA INTERSCHOLASTIC FEDERATION SOUTHERN SECTION (CIFSS)

HISTORY OF THE CALIFORNIA INTERSCHOLASTIC FEDERATION SOUTHERN SECTION (CIFSS) HISTORY OF THE CALIFORNIA INTERSCHOLASTIC FEDERATION SOUTHERN SECTION (CIFSS) 50 th historical tidbit. Dr. John S. Dahlem PAUL CASTILLO FORMER CIFSS ASSISTANT COMMMISSIONER THE BASKETBALL GURU Paul Castillo,

More information

Patrick Miles Jr. Announces Congressional Run in MI-3 1 message. Pat Miles for Congress

Patrick Miles Jr. Announces Congressional Run in MI-3 1 message. Pat Miles for Congress Rita LaMoreaux Patrick Miles Jr. Announces Congressional Run in MI-3 1 message Pat Miles for Congress To: info@mirsnews.com Thu, Mar 18, 2010 at 9:14 AM Pat Miles

More information

In Loving Memory. June King

In Loving Memory. June King In Loving Memory June King JUNE KING November 11, 1932 ~ January 8, 2018 Checotah s Sweet Granny PALL BEARERS Terry L. Duvall Will R. Duvall Kevin S. Burdick Robert R. King Preston L. King Cody D. Cox

More information

Sarah has done something mean to you at school. Should you spread bad rumors about Sarah to hurt her back? What should you do?

Sarah has done something mean to you at school. Should you spread bad rumors about Sarah to hurt her back? What should you do? Sarah has done something mean to you at school. Should you spread bad rumors about Sarah to hurt her back? You accidently sent your uncle an email that was supposed to go to your mother saying that you

More information

2015 WSOP OFFICIAL REPORT

2015 WSOP OFFICIAL REPORT 2015 WSOP OFFICIAL REPORT EVENT #53: $10,000/$1,000 buy-in Ladies Poker Championship (No-Limit Hold em) ENTRIES: 795 PRIZE POOL: $715,500 FIRST PLACE PRIZE: $153,876 PLACES PAID: 81 DATES: June 26-28,

More information

REPORTED OR INDIRECT SPEECH Change these orders into indirect speech.

REPORTED OR INDIRECT SPEECH Change these orders into indirect speech. REPORTED OR INDIRECT SPEECH Change these orders into indirect speech. 1. Hurry up! he told us. 2. Turn on the light! she said to John. 3. Don't be late tomorrow morning, my mother warned me. 4. Be careful!

More information

Agenda. Big Brothers Big Sisters of Dufferin & District Annual General Meeting. September 13, :00 p.m. Lord Dufferin Centre

Agenda. Big Brothers Big Sisters of Dufferin & District Annual General Meeting. September 13, :00 p.m. Lord Dufferin Centre Big Brothers Big Sisters of Dufferin & District Annual General Meeting September 13, 2017 7:00 p.m. Lord Dufferin Centre Agenda 1. Welcome and Call to Order 2. Approval of Agenda 3. Approval of Minutes

More information

March Chamber Meeting

March Chamber Meeting www. siouxcenterchamber.com Sioux Center IA 51250 March 2013 March Chamber Meeting When: Wednesday, March 13, 2013 12 Noon Where: Library Meeting Rooms Cost: $8.00 The entire state of Iowa is considered

More information

In Memory of Morgan Primm

In Memory of Morgan Primm In Memory of Morgan Primm It is with the deepest sorrow that we mourn the death of Morgan Lee Primm, age 30. Morgan left this world on Saturday, November 18, 2017 as a result of injuries sustained in a

More information

March/April 2017 Newsletter: midalcorvette.com

March/April 2017 Newsletter: midalcorvette.com March/April 2017 Newsletter: midalcorvette.com David Overton 2017 has started out as a fun and busy year. Thanks to Joe and Peg Planson for hosting another great Super Bowl Party. It was enjoyed by all

More information

NWCA Release. NWCA Announces 2018 Convention Keynote Speakers and Grand Prize. Joe Savino to deliver Kickoff Keynote

NWCA Release. NWCA Announces 2018 Convention Keynote Speakers and Grand Prize. Joe Savino to deliver Kickoff Keynote From: NWCA Media newsletter@nwca.cc Subject: NWCA Announces 2018 Convention Keynote Speakers and Grand Prize Date: July 19, 2018 at 3:39 PM To: lanny@wrestlingusa.com Information from the National Wrestling

More information

IN CLASS LESSON: WHAT MAKES A GOOD CHARACTER

IN CLASS LESSON: WHAT MAKES A GOOD CHARACTER Lee Chapel & Museum IN CLASS LESSON: WHAT MAKES A GOOD CHARACTER The lesson plan is designed to introduce the concept of good character development. A person of good character can easily be compared to

More information

You & Legacy Wealth Management

You & Legacy Wealth Management You & Legacy Wealth Management You What is Important to You? What do You Value? Family Integrity Security Trust Prosperity Independence Fulfillment Commitment If these ideals resonate with you... Legacy

More information

Fredericksburg pays tribute to beloved artist Johnny P. Johnson

Fredericksburg pays tribute to beloved artist Johnny P. Johnson JOHNNY P. JOHNSON DAY INCLUDES HONORING ICON WITH MURAL Fredericksburg pays tribute to beloved artist Johnny P. Johnson By JEFF BRANSCOME / THE FREE LANCE STAR (July 8, 2018) PHOTOS BY PETER CIHELKA /

More information

Phrases for 2 nd -3 rd Grade Sight Words (9) for for him for my mom it is for it was for. (10) on on it on my way On the day I was on

Phrases for 2 nd -3 rd Grade Sight Words (9) for for him for my mom it is for it was for. (10) on on it on my way On the day I was on (1) the on the bus In the school by the dog It was the cat. Phrases for 2 nd -3 rd Grade Sight Words (9) for for him for my mom it is for it was for (17) we If we go we can sit we go out Can we go? (2)

More information

President s Message Rhonda Coxon, Town of Snowmass Village

President s Message Rhonda Coxon, Town of Snowmass Village President s Message Rhonda Coxon, Town of Snowmass Village April 2016 Dear CMCA Members, As I write this article it is sleeting in beautiful Snowmass Village, and the lifts are closed. I look out and see

More information

THE DIGGER. A Publication of Midwest Historical Detector Club Omaha, Nebraska Volume 33 Issue 9

THE DIGGER. A Publication of Midwest Historical Detector Club Omaha, Nebraska Volume 33 Issue 9 THE DIGGER A Publication of Midwest Historical Detector Club Omaha, Nebraska Volume 33 Issue 9 MINUTES OF THE September 8, 2010 MEETING OF THE MIDWEST HISTORICAL DETECTOR CLUB The meeting was called to

More information

My godésana Memory Jogger

My godésana Memory Jogger My godésana Memory Jogger One INspired action as you start your godesana business is to create a list of 100 people, by working with a Memory Jogger, a list people that you know, and have associated with.

More information

Betty loves Rice football, and men s and women s basketball, but her first love is Rice baseball.

Betty loves Rice football, and men s and women s basketball, but her first love is Rice baseball. Betty Bixby Betty Bixby graduated from California State University at Hayward with a degree in history. She later returned to college for a second round and completed a bachelor of nursing degree from

More information

Saturday, September 10:00 AM

Saturday, September 10:00 AM Moving Auction Saturday, September 29 @ 10:00 AM (Preview: Friday, September 28 from 5:00 to 7:00 PM) Owners: Several Owners (names provided the day of sale) Location: 4-H Building, 3715 E. Bismarck Expressway,

More information

Pine Harbor Group at Morgan Stanley. Seeing the forest and the trees

Pine Harbor Group at Morgan Stanley. Seeing the forest and the trees Pine Harbor Group at Morgan Stanley Seeing the forest and the trees 40701 Woodward Avenue Suite 200, Bloomfield Hills, MI 48304 248-723-1800 / MAIN 800-334-8866 / TOLL-FREE 248-723-1850 / FAX www.morganstanleyfa.com/pineharbor/

More information

THE ANTIQUE AND CLASSIC BOAT SOCIETY & THE MICHIGAN CHAPTER OF THE ACBS INVITE YOU TO BOAT THE BLUE

THE ANTIQUE AND CLASSIC BOAT SOCIETY & THE MICHIGAN CHAPTER OF THE ACBS INVITE YOU TO BOAT THE BLUE THE ANTIQUE AND CLASSIC BOAT SOCIETY & THE MICHIGAN CHAPTER OF THE ACBS INVITE YOU TO BOAT THE BLUE THE 43RD ANTIQUE AND CLASSIC BOAT SOCIETY S ANNUAL MEETING AND BOAT SHOW SEPTEMBER 12-15, 2018 - PRE-EVENTS

More information

FUNdraising Ideas. MSillinois.org

FUNdraising Ideas. MSillinois.org House Party This is a sure-fire way to raise money. Collect donations and entertain at the same time. Create a theme (like a costume party) and have fun! Corporate Matching Gift Ask your company to match

More information

Movers Listening, Part 1

Movers Listening, Part 1 Movers Listening, Part 1 01 Listen and draw lines. Peter Fred Jim Sally Daisy John Jill Movers Listening, Part 2 02 Listen and write. Mary Black 1 Goes to market: 2 Time: 3 Always buys: 4 Market is: 5

More information

The Century Group at Morgan Stanley Smith Barney

The Century Group at Morgan Stanley Smith Barney The Century Group at Morgan Stanley Smith Barney 2121 Avenue of the Stars Los Angeles, CA 90067 310-551-9400 / MAIN 800-451-6533 / TOLL-FREE fa.morganstanleyindividual.com/thecenturygroup The Century Group

More information

Anthem College -- Irving, Texas. Campus News. Upcoming Events at Anthem College. What s new at Anthem College? Check out some of these upcoming events

Anthem College -- Irving, Texas. Campus News. Upcoming Events at Anthem College. What s new at Anthem College? Check out some of these upcoming events Volume 1, Issue 9 October 31, 2011 Anthem College -- Irving, Texas Campus News Upcoming Events at Anthem College New Times for GED Tutoring! Tuesdays: 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. Saturdays: 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Inside

More information

The Pruitt Fisher Group at Morgan Stanley. Helping clients live by design and not by chance

The Pruitt Fisher Group at Morgan Stanley. Helping clients live by design and not by chance The Pruitt Fisher Group at Morgan Stanley Helping clients live by design and not by chance 4259 West Swamp Rd Suite 400, Doylestown, PA 18902 215-230-6908 / MAIN 888-789-1055 / TOLL-FREE 215-230-6910 /

More information

This could be you! Summer Internship Program Jules L. Plangere, Jr. ...with a paid summer internship APPLICATION

This could be you! Summer Internship Program Jules L. Plangere, Jr. ...with a paid summer internship APPLICATION This could be you!...with a paid summer internship 2016 Jules L. Plangere, Jr. Summer Internship Program administered by APPLICATION Open to freshmen, sophomores and juniors attending New Jersey colleges

More information

The Honorable Sue Bell Cobb

The Honorable Sue Bell Cobb Honoring HIPPY Alabama s Heroes 2008 2008 HIPPY Heroes Margaret Bentley Mrs. Bentley served on the HIPPY Board successfully obtaining contributions from Alabama Power Foundation for trainings in Dallas

More information

Welcome to Christmas at the Western Development Museum!

Welcome to Christmas at the Western Development Museum! Name: Welcome to Christmas at the Western Development Museum! Let the warmth of an old-fashioned Christmas and the gentle spirit of the season wrap you in peace and contentment as you journey back through

More information

First Bank and Trust Company Scholarship Application

First Bank and Trust Company Scholarship Application First Bank and Trust Company Scholarship Application Deadline: May 1, 2018 Prospective Applicant: Thank you for your interest in the First Bank and Trust Company Scholarship. There are three scholarships

More information

Directed Writing 1123/01

Directed Writing 1123/01 1123/01 Directed Writing 1123/01 ENGLISH LANGUAGE RIZWAN JAVED Contents: Account writing 2 Formal Letters 6 Informal Letters 11 Newspaper and Magazine Articles 14 Report Writing 16 Speech Writing 19 Page

More information

SWIMATHON FUNDRAISING MANUAL FOR SUPPORTERS OF VICTORIA HOSPICE

SWIMATHON FUNDRAISING MANUAL FOR SUPPORTERS OF VICTORIA HOSPICE SWIMATHON FUNDRAISING MANUAL FOR SUPPORTERS OF VICTORIA HOSPICE WHAT S INSIDE 1. Aim High 2. Creating Your List of Potential Donors 3. Fundraising Ideas 4. Face-to-Face Meeting 5. Fundraising Emails 6.

More information

2008 학년도대학수학능력시험 6 월모의평가듣기대본

2008 학년도대학수학능력시험 6 월모의평가듣기대본 2008 학년도대학수학능력시험 6 월모의평가듣기대본 M: The samples of our club logo are finally here. Take a look. W: Hey, they look pretty good! Which one do you like? M: I like the triangular one. W: I like it, too. But why

More information

2014 OKLAHOMA SHERIFFS ASSOCIATION ANNUAL TRAINING CONFERENCE & EXPOSITION

2014 OKLAHOMA SHERIFFS ASSOCIATION ANNUAL TRAINING CONFERENCE & EXPOSITION OKLAHOMA SHERIFFS ASSOCIATION ANNUAL TRAINING CONFERENCE & EXPOSITION June 15, Dear OSA Member: The Oklahoma Sheriffs Association Annual Training Conference and Exposition will be held August 11-15, at

More information

Club Island. membership info: clubisland.org The Clinton River Boat Club. Members Only. Cliff Cohen Commodore

Club Island. membership info: clubisland.org The Clinton River Boat Club. Members Only.   Cliff Cohen Commodore membership info: clubisland.org The Clinton River Boat Club on est. 1940 Club Island Members Only Latitude 42 33.69 N Longitude 82 40.75 W January 2019 www.clubisland.org Cliff Cohen Commodore Happy New

More information

COME TOGETHER CLARION

COME TOGETHER CLARION COME TOGETHER CLARION April 23, 2016 Clarion Borough: 6 th Avenue Schedule of Events 9:30 am 5k Registration 10 am 5K Race 11 am Opening Ceremony 11:30 am Inflatables Open Come Together Clarion (CTC) highlights

More information

Marion Audubon Society The Scrub Jay November 2018

Marion Audubon Society The Scrub Jay November 2018 Marion Audubon Society The Scrub Jay November 2018 Photos by Holly Yocum November Issue: The Scrub Jay by Marty Schwartz, Editor The Scrub Jay will be published monthly including upcoming events, news

More information

The Georgia Room Review

The Georgia Room Review The Georgia Room Review Jun/Jul 2018 Genealogy Newsletter Vol. 2, No. 2 Georgia Room, Charles D. Switzer Library 266 Roswell St., Marietta GA 30060 www.cobbcat.org Happy belated Mother s Day and Memorial

More information

Unit 3: Word Problems Packet

Unit 3: Word Problems Packet Solve each problem by following the L.E.S.S method. Do all of your work on a separate sheet of paper. Only algebraic solutions will be accepted. 1) Four times a number decreased by eight is 24. Find the

More information

FUNDRAISING TOOL KIT

FUNDRAISING TOOL KIT FUNDRAISING TOOL KIT Thank you for signing up to go Over the Edge for Gracehaven. We are thrilled to have you on board and have your help fulfilling our mission to help end child sex-trafficking. This

More information

Mary Cohron: Shattering the Glass Ceiling

Mary Cohron: Shattering the Glass Ceiling LEGACY Mary Cohron: Shattering the Glass Ceiling When Mary Cohron, EMBA 88, received her degree from Owen Graduate School of Management, she was one of only eight women in her class of approximately 50.

More information

6. In how many different ways can you answer 10 multiple-choice questions if each question has five choices?

6. In how many different ways can you answer 10 multiple-choice questions if each question has five choices? Pre-Calculus Section 4.1 Multiplication, Addition, and Complement 1. Evaluate each of the following: a. 5! b. 6! c. 7! d. 0! 2. Evaluate each of the following: a. 10! b. 20! 9! 18! 3. In how many different

More information

Write questions for the following answers Answer: My sister is three years old Answer: My mother is a doctor. 3...

Write questions for the following answers Answer: My sister is three years old Answer: My mother is a doctor. 3... Write questions for the following answers. 1..... Answer: My sister is three years old. 2.... Answer: My mother is a doctor. 3... Answer: I like watching TV on the weekend. 4... Answer: My brother s name

More information

thepeaceriverteam

thepeaceriverteam www.morganstanleyfa.com/ thepeaceriverteam For our team, retirement planning means more than providing our clients with investment advice. It means helping them maintain the financial independence they

More information

The Kaser Mechling Group at Morgan Stanley Smith Barney

The Kaser Mechling Group at Morgan Stanley Smith Barney The Kaser Mechling Group at Morgan Stanley Smith Barney 7311 Crossleigh Court Suite 106, Toledo, OH 43617 419-842-6557 / MAIN 877-834-3669 / TOLL-FREE 419-754-2507 / FAX www.morganstanley.com/fa/theka

More information

Level E - Form 1 - Reading: Recall Information

Level E - Form 1 - Reading: Recall Information Level E - Form 1 - Reading: Recall Information Sample Question Look at the picture and choose the best answer to the question. What does this picture show? A Jordan plays ball. B Jordan plays the flute.

More information

Ice Breakers. Fold it in half again. Now tear off the lower right-hand corner of the sheet.

Ice Breakers. Fold it in half again. Now tear off the lower right-hand corner of the sheet. Ice Breakers Engaging Activities 1. Personal Scavenger Hunt. Take 3 minutes and find the following items in your wallet or purse: Something that: a) You ve had a long time b) You re proud of c) Reveals

More information

6 th Grade Exam Scoring Format: 3 points per correct response -1 each wrong response 0 for blank answers

6 th Grade Exam Scoring Format: 3 points per correct response -1 each wrong response 0 for blank answers Pellissippi State Middle School Mathematics Competition 6 th Grade Exam Scoring Format: 3 points per correct response -1 each wrong response 0 for blank answers Directions: For each multiple-choice problem

More information

Silicon Valley Monterey Bay Council

Silicon Valley Monterey Bay Council 1 Silicon Valley Monterey Bay Council The Camp Card Sale Program The Camp Card Sale helps units fund their way to Summer Camp programs by selling discount coupon cards that allow them to earn their way

More information

ARTS FINE ARTS: PAINTING/DRAWINGS/SCULPTURES & MORE PLEIN AIR PAINTING FARM BUREAU PROJECT

ARTS FINE ARTS: PAINTING/DRAWINGS/SCULPTURES & MORE PLEIN AIR PAINTING FARM BUREAU PROJECT ARTS FINE ARTS: PAINTING/DRAWINGS/SCULPTURES & MORE PLEIN AIR PAINTING FARM BUREAU PROJECT FINE ARTS For Adult Fine Arts Entries Forms Due By: Wed. May 24 4 pm Late entry forms accepted through May 31

More information

Judge Patricia L. West

Judge Patricia L. West Judge Patricia L. West Career History Chief Deputy Attorney General Office of the Attorney General, Richmond, Virginia 2012 -Present Oversee the legal and administrative operations of the Commonwealth's

More information

October Newsletter 2014

October Newsletter 2014 October Newsletter 2014 Page 2 A Note from the General Manager: Find your Member # hidden somewhere in this Newsletter and win a prize!! What a great summer it s been with lots of activities and tremendous

More information

Letters to Eleanor Roosevelt. Just a few lines to let you know, I am in good health, whishing this letter will fined your all well.

Letters to Eleanor Roosevelt. Just a few lines to let you know, I am in good health, whishing this letter will fined your all well. Letters to Eleanor Roosevelt My dearest President and Mrs Roosevelt; Just a few lines to let you know, I am in good health, whishing this letter will fined your all well. Mrs and Pres. Roosevelt, in the

More information

Centennial Celebration Moment #16. The Most Famous DeMolay of All: Walt Disney

Centennial Celebration Moment #16. The Most Famous DeMolay of All: Walt Disney Centennial Celebration Moment #16 The Most Famous DeMolay of All: Walt Disney Did you know that Mickey Mouse was a DeMolay? Well, in truth, Walt Disney was a member of DeMolay, and knew Dad Frank S. Land

More information

Fundraising toolkit. #walkinhershoes. walk.care.org. March 2018 thanks to our sponsors

Fundraising toolkit. #walkinhershoes. walk.care.org. March 2018 thanks to our sponsors Fundraising toolkit March 2018 thanks to our sponsors #walkinhershoes walk.care.org Welcome to CARE s Walk In Her Shoes. You re now a part of a global community of advocates for social justice. Nationwide,

More information

Reading Counts Quiz. Time Period: N/A. Teacher: Amy Kendall. Student: Book: Bud, Not Buddy

Reading Counts Quiz. Time Period: N/A. Teacher: Amy Kendall. Student: Book: Bud, Not Buddy Reading Counts Quiz Teacher: Amy Kendall Student: Book: Bud, Not Buddy 1. Bud wanted to escape from the man in the car when Bud saw A. a box of blood on the front seat. B. door handles missing on the inside.

More information

HOLDREGE PUBLIC SCHOOLS FOUNDATION. Giving Back to Education

HOLDREGE PUBLIC SCHOOLS FOUNDATION. Giving Back to Education Page 1 of 5 HOLDREGE PUBLIC SCHOOLS FOUNDATION Giving Back to Education HHS Alumni Recognition Feature! Dear HHS Alumni and HPS Foundation Supporters, Holdrege High School is fortunate to have many very

More information

For Sale: Used Western Forms w/ Brick Pattern

For Sale: Used Western Forms w/ Brick Pattern For Sale: Used Western Forms w/ Brick Pattern CFA member interested in selling a used set of 8-ft 6-12 hole pattern Western Forms with brick pattern faces. This is a complete set including 106 36 x96 along

More information

SLS Book Fair. We are also in need for volunteers to help the classes shop (no running registers this year :). The sign up is attached below.

SLS Book Fair. We are also in need for volunteers to help the classes shop (no running registers this year :). The sign up is attached below. SLS Book Fair Jan 29-Feb 1 We are partnering with Novel for the 2019 SLS Book Fair. We are so excited to keep it local this year! Please be on the lookout for a note from your child s teacher with the

More information

2009 Pirate Girl Interviews at Pizitz

2009 Pirate Girl Interviews at Pizitz 2009 Pirate Girl Interviews at Pizitz This year s Pirate Girl interviews will be held immediately after school on April 16th. All of the judges for interviews are from outside our city and school system.

More information

In the Matter of the Memorial Services for Mr. Herbert M. Bierce.

In the Matter of the Memorial Services for Mr. Herbert M. Bierce. STATE OF MINNESOTA COUNTY OF WINONA DISTRICT COURT THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT In the Matter of the Memorial Services for Mr. Herbert M. Bierce. * * * * The January, 1963 Term of the District Court of Winona

More information

NEWSLETTER OF THE THREE FORKS TREASURE HUNTERS CLUB

NEWSLETTER OF THE THREE FORKS TREASURE HUNTERS CLUB 1 NEWSLETTER OF THE THREE FORKS TREASURE HUNTERS CLUB VOLUME XXX ISSUE 9 November 2013 EDITOR: Chuck Marcum PHONE: (918) 906-9912 EMAIL: graytcote@cox.net The Outpost is published monthly by the Three

More information

Greg Rogers: a Banker and City Leader

Greg Rogers: a Banker and City Leader Greg Rogers Greg Rogers: a Banker and City Leader A native of the Midwest, Greg Rogers brought his family to Southern California in the early 1900s. Settling in the small community of Chula Vista before

More information

Charles Clark. From Rags to Riches

Charles Clark. From Rags to Riches Charles Clark From Rags to Riches Biography written by: Becky Marburger Education Specialist Wisconsin Public Television Education A special thank you to the following for assisting with this project:

More information

Cleveland County loses beloved community member

Cleveland County loses beloved community member Cleveland County loses beloved community member Comments 2 Recommend 0 Saturday, Feb 20 2010, 9:29 pm Rebecca Clark Web Feature: Ezra Bridges - Her Visionary Life and Impact (1905-2010) SHELBY When Ezra

More information

Table of Contents. Unit 7 Fiction: Birthday Surprise Unit 8 Fiction: A Place in History Unit 9 Fiction: Rush to Save...

Table of Contents. Unit 7 Fiction: Birthday Surprise Unit 8 Fiction: A Place in History Unit 9 Fiction: Rush to Save... Table of Contents Introduction... 4 How to Use This Book... 6 Understanding and Using the UNC Method... 8 Unit 1 Fiction: Hide and Seek... 10 Nonfiction: Amazing Maze... 11 Questions.... 12 Time to Write!...

More information

BACK-TO-SCHOOL VIDEO INTERVIEW

BACK-TO-SCHOOL VIDEO INTERVIEW BACK-TO-SCHOOL VIDEO INTERVIEW INTRODUCTION If you really want to capture the essence that is your child each year, think about doing a back-to-school video interview! Videos capture your child s personality

More information

Steve Albritton Three (3) year term

Steve Albritton Three (3) year term Steve Albritton Steve Albritton is a candidate for a position on the 2015 Sugar Creek Board of Directors. Owner of Contractors Paving Supply Member of the HCA (Houston Contractors Assoc.) & AGC (Association

More information

Boulder Junction Town Wide Rummage Sale May 24-27, THURS-SAT 9:00-4: Airport Rd

Boulder Junction Town Wide Rummage Sale May 24-27, THURS-SAT 9:00-4: Airport Rd Boulder Junction Town Wide Rummage Sale May 24-27, 2013 1 THURS-SAT 9:00-4:30 5927 Airport Rd Household 2 FRI & SAT 8:00-4:00 5467 Harrington Lane (Off Whitney Lake Rd) 3 Family Sale: Rowboat, Bowflex,

More information

OCBA YOUNG LAWYERS SECTION ELECTION AT-LARGE BOARD CANDIDATES (5 SEATS AVAILABLE)

OCBA YOUNG LAWYERS SECTION ELECTION AT-LARGE BOARD CANDIDATES (5 SEATS AVAILABLE) STEPHANIE N. ALCALDE Stephanie Alcalde, formerly known as Stephanie Rensch, attended the University of Central Florida, where she graduated with a bachelor of arts degree in legal studies and a minor in

More information

The Malkin Group at Morgan Stanley

The Malkin Group at Morgan Stanley The Malkin Group at Morgan Stanley Morgan Stanley 399 PARK AVE 12TH FL, NEW YORK, NY 10022 212-893-6530 / MAIN 347-438-2919 / FAX www.morganstanley.com/fa/ themalkingroup As the financial world becomes

More information

RONDOUT VALLEY LEGEND SCHOOL NEWSPAPER

RONDOUT VALLEY LEGEND SCHOOL NEWSPAPER RONDOUT VALLEY LEGEND SCHOOL NEWSPAPER NOVEMBER 2012 Volume 1, Issue 1 Articles in this issue: -New Year Of The Legend -Star Wars -Perks Of Being A Wallflower Book vs. Movie -Student Art -Movie Review:

More information

Go Math. Common Core. 1 st Grade. Daily Spiral Review. Chapter 10. Represent Data. By Donna Walker

Go Math. Common Core. 1 st Grade. Daily Spiral Review. Chapter 10. Represent Data. By Donna Walker Go Math 1 st Grade Common Core Daily Spiral Review Chapter 10 Represent Data By Donna Walker Go Math First Grade Common Core Spiral Review This packet consists of 14 worksheets that are designed to review

More information

ELEMENTARY MATHEMATICS PRACTICE PACKET

ELEMENTARY MATHEMATICS PRACTICE PACKET 2017-2018 MIAMI-DADE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS DISTRICT SECME OLYMPIAD SECME: The Gold Standard in STEM ELEMENTARY MATHEMATICS PRACTICE PACKET Name: 1. Annie, Silvia, and Raquel are on a basketball team. Each

More information

Weather, Signing in Shirts: Pub Crawl Store:

Weather, Signing in Shirts: Pub Crawl Store: Update #5 Feb 22 th So just a few days to go. We want to make sure we cover a few things to help make your day with us a good experience. The more informed you are the better. Weather, Looks like no chance

More information

With planning and hard work I found a fun job

With planning and hard work I found a fun job With planning and hard work I found a fun job By Tahsin Hyder, LA Youth School, sports, chores at home, after-school activities teens have so many obligations these days. Whether you want a job to help

More information

ActionLine...Your Board Meeting Update

ActionLine...Your Board Meeting Update ActionLine...Your Board Meeting Update July 16, 2014 Staff assignments approved Aldine ISD Trustees approved a number of staff assignments during their July 15 meeting, and several new staff members were

More information

This could be you!...with a paid summer internship

This could be you!...with a paid summer internship This could be you!...with a paid summer internship 2017Jules L. Plangere, Jr. Summer Internship Program administered by the charitable arm of New Jersey Press Association APPLICATION Open to freshmen,

More information

2017 Entrepreneurial Summit

2017 Entrepreneurial Summit 2017 Entrepreneurial Summit Las Vegas, Nevada September 25-27, 2017 Building a Bigger, Brighter Future AFG Brokerage Welcomes You to the 2017 Entrepreneur Summit At AFG Brokerage our Purpose is to: Make

More information

Meet the Sheehan Family

Meet the Sheehan Family family If you know a family you would like to nominate, please email shelly@imagesaz.com. Meet the Sheehan Family Writer Lauren Strait Photographer Jamie Pogue Photography Big Apple Family Grows New Roots

More information

TEST NAME:Decimal Review TEST ID: GRADE:05 - Fifth Grade SUBJECT: Mathematics TEST CATEGORY: My Classroom

TEST NAME:Decimal Review TEST ID: GRADE:05 - Fifth Grade SUBJECT: Mathematics TEST CATEGORY: My Classroom TEST NAME:Decimal Review TEST ID:1513449 GRADE:05 - Fifth Grade SUBJECT: Mathematics TEST CATEGORY: My Classroom Decimal Review Page 1 of 19 Student: Class: Date: 1. In Iceland, the population per square

More information

SK Garvey is one of the two Brothers who will be honored with a moment of silence at Thursdays meeting (May 19, 2016) of the Jersey Shore Chapter.

SK Garvey is one of the two Brothers who will be honored with a moment of silence at Thursdays meeting (May 19, 2016) of the Jersey Shore Chapter. Veterans Park Project Photos 22 Oct 2015 SK Garvey is one of the two Brothers who will be honored with a moment of silence at Thursdays meeting (May 19, 2016) of the Jersey Shore Chapter. Below are photos

More information

June 2012 P. O. Box 201, Grayslake, IL 60030

June 2012 P. O. Box 201, Grayslake, IL 60030 Lions Lines Grayslake Lions Club June 2012 P. O. Box 201, Grayslake, IL 60030 President Karl Molek 1 st Vice President Mary Dietz 2 nd Vice President Jerry Morgan 3 rd Vice President Sheila Vleck Secretary

More information

BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS. Published in Newspapers A Valuable Genealogy Resource. Thomas Jay Kemp

BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS. Published in Newspapers A Valuable Genealogy Resource. Thomas Jay Kemp BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS Published in Newspapers A Valuable Genealogy Resource Thomas Jay Kemp BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS Published in Newspapers A Valuable Genealogy Resource Thomas Jay Kemp Copyright 2018, GenealogyBank

More information

Women of Distinction

Women of Distinction Assemblyman Angelo Santabarbara Women of Distinction Awards 2017 Honorees Betty Harper Dr. Vicma Ramos Erin Musto Sherain Rivera Carmel Patrick Emily Willey-Aulet Assemblyman Angelo Santabarbara Women

More information

School Activities Chair

School Activities Chair The school activities chair is responsible for coordinating the following: Grade Level Donations Each grade level is asked to donate monetary funds toward a kid/family related item to the silent auction.

More information

Corona R/C Club AMA #1614 August 2017

Corona R/C Club AMA #1614 August 2017 Corona R/C Club AMA #1614 August 2017 Next meeting at The Field August 5th. 9:00 AM at the Field Jerry died on July 5th. due to complications from pneumonia. He is survived by his wife Sharon. Jerry was

More information

Information for Deer Park Chess Club (Rook Ranger) Parents

Information for Deer Park Chess Club (Rook Ranger) Parents Information for Deer Park Chess Club (Rook Ranger) Parents About the Deer Park Chess Club The Deer Park Rook Rangers have been long established at Deer Park Elementary and average 40-50 players per session.

More information

MULTIPLE CHOICE. Choose the one alternative that best completes the statement or answers the question.

MULTIPLE CHOICE. Choose the one alternative that best completes the statement or answers the question. MULTIPLE CHOICE. Choose the one alternative that best completes the statement or answers the question. Write a fraction to represent the shaded part of the object. 1) A) 1 3 3 1 C) 3 4 2) D) 1 4 A) 1 6

More information

Alabama Woodturners Association

Alabama Woodturners Association Alabama Woodturners Association April 2010 A member of the American Association of Woodturners Coming Events Location: Homewood Senior Center at 816 Oak Grove Road, Homewood, AL 35209 Web Site: www.alabamawoodturners.com

More information

WILMINGTON CAPE FEAR ROTARY NEWSLETTER May

WILMINGTON CAPE FEAR ROTARY NEWSLETTER May Having trouble viewing this email? Click here to view it in a web browser. WILMINGTON CAPE FEAR ROTARY NEWSLETTER May 18 2016 Rotary District 7730 CapeFearRotary.com Club Leaders Richard L. Mitchell President

More information

The Walker Pearson Group at Morgan Stanley

The Walker Pearson Group at Morgan Stanley The Walker Pearson Group at Morgan Stanley 5444 Riverside Drive 2nd Floor Macon, GA 31210 478-471-2286 / MAIN 800-926-2136 / TOLL-FREE 478-471-3355 / FAX John.C.Walker.III@morganstanley.com John.C.Walker.IV@morganstanley.com

More information

20 PERCENT MORE DONATIONS

20 PERCENT MORE DONATIONS Fundraising 101 The 2018 11 Day Power Play Community Shift is about more than just playing hockey for 11 straight days. It is about raising critically needed funds for cutting-edge cancer research and

More information

Ricardo Eugenio Diaz Valenzuela Interview. Ricardo Eugenio Diaz. The last name, Diaz, is my father. The other, my mother.

Ricardo Eugenio Diaz Valenzuela Interview. Ricardo Eugenio Diaz. The last name, Diaz, is my father. The other, my mother. Where were you born? Santiago, Chile. In what year? September 3, 1940. What name were you born with? Ricardo Eugenio Diaz. The last name, Diaz, is my father. The other, my mother. And when you came to

More information

SPECIAL EVENTS MARCH, 2018

SPECIAL EVENTS MARCH, 2018 SPECIAL EVENTS MARCH, 2018 MARch 2nd 3:30pm PICKLEBALL CLINIC for ADVANCED Players FRIDAY Don't miss this opportunity to meet face to face with DON PLESSAS, who will be holding his once-a-season Clinic

More information