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Com unity XI ZETA DELTA Canute Wall of Fame CELEBRATES Canute Public Schools has group and participating in EACH MEMBER announced Meliah Sutton as their March Wall of Fame student. their annual mission trip. When Meliah isn’t busy with sports and church activi- Xi Zeta Delta, Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi, met Feb. 11 at Meliah is the 13-year- ties, she enjoys spending time Lupe’s restaurant with the following members attending: old daughter of Dustin and with her little sister, hanging Brenda Morgan, Cindie Wood, Melissa DeGarmo. She is cur- out with friends, hunting and Suzanne Walker, Linda Andresen, Rose Trotter, DeAnne rently in the seventh grade at fishing with her dad, checking Bell, Sharon Hodges, Vicki Chambers, Nan Hubbard, Pam Canute Public Schools and is cattle and photography. Patrick and Jeanie Weatherly. Pam Patrick had decorated on the honor roll. Upon graduating high the table with three artfully decorated jars of different items. Meliah is involved in many school, Meliah would like Jeanie Weatherly added her talents with miniature decorated activities at her school includ- to attend The University paper cups filled with candy. Members enjoyed a delicious ing the Junior High basket- meal while sharing life events since last being together. ball and softball teams, the of Oklahoma for criminal Members decided to not vote for a Valentine Queen but rath- Gifted and Talented Program justice. Meliah always has a er accept a challenge by President, Pam Patrick. Members and the five county speech smile on her face and a hug drew the name of another member at our last meeting. Each contest. She is also active with to share. She has a servant's were asked to provide a gift spending only $5 on that gift. her local youth ministries at heart, an excitement for This honors all the membership and it was a delight to watch Elk City United Methodist learning and a dedication the creativity of the members as they presented their gift and Church, where she enjoys to helping her friends and revealed their name. This was love in action to celebrate the spending time with her small classmates. years of friendships with each other. G ey Cornner ia 7 Do you have photos that you want to share? a ac ‘You can never, train a dog to do anything when you are sending them weak energy! Weak energy is anything that is your photos to unstable, anxious, nervous, angry, or unconfident of your- self, are all weak energy’s, a dog will not follow unstable [email protected] with a energy! That is the hardest part of being a dog trainer day in and day out, we have to keep our energy strong! Keep calm, brief description and who took the photo. and send good vibes to your dog at all times, be a leader! k-9kampusok, Happy Heeling, De De Young Fourth Grade Patriotic Program “A Grateful Nation” The Will Rogers fourth performed by the students grade performed the patri- were Irving Berlin’s “God Asthma, Allergy and _ Fever sufferers! otic program, “A Grateful Bless America,” Teresa Jen- Nation,” Thursday, February nings’ contemporary songs, 28th. The students sang “Keep “Grateful Nation” and “One Your Eyes on the Prize” cele- Nation,” and Karl Hitzeman’s brating Black History Month. _ songs “This Flag We Fly” and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. “Mount Rushmore.” The lat- was honored with the song, ter song highlighted the sing- “Free At Last.” Other pieces ing voices of Joseph Plaza, Alex Harrison, Ryleigh St. Your Ag & Mineral Marketing Source Since 1963 John, Lanie Rowell and Trin- ity Williams. Special speak- 80+ Acres | Good Small Grain/Livestock Farm ing parts were performed by Ashton Elmore, Shawndrick | Cropland & Pasture | Easily Accessible Harper, Audrey Harris and Layla Garcia. Carter/Sayre/Elk City Area, Beckham Co., OK Fourth grade teachers are Pictured intheRylelgh photo are as follows: From Back Mrs. Merkey and Mrs. Fol- AUCTION L. to R.Ashton Elmore, Below him are Christian McLean som. Mrs. Fite directed the and Lanie Rowell, Bottom L. to R. are Ryleigh St. John and students. Trinity Williams. Submitted by Valerie Fite Thursday « March 28, 2019 -10:00 a.m. MetrezalfaNive5seulMm. Auction Location: The Broadway Lloydelle & Roger Lester were in order. ARTIST’S STATEMENT Center, 210 N. Broadway St., Sayre, OK 73662 Our visiting artist for our “The purpose of my art After a long, cold winter we spring season is our good is not to make a point or are open and welcoming our friend Sam Sidders of Gage. convey a message of any Sam is one ofour very favor- W09'S199U01 1onesulifim visitors. We have had sev- wigginsauc t loneers.com 80 + acres located from Jct. OK/SH 34 and OK/ kind, Instead, my artwork is eral visitors from Oklahoma, ite artists to display here in purely for the enjoyment of SH 55 in Carter, 3 miles E. on OK/SH 55, 1-mile Texas and Kansas. the Metcalfe Gallery. the viewer. The cold weather has not This is Sam’s second show- “If Ican produce a finished S. then % mile E. Legal Description: W/2 SE/4 kept them from wanting to ing since Roger and I have product that will provoke see some of the compound been here as directors. These enough thought or peak 32-9N-21W Crop: Does not sell. Possession: buildings. Ithas been too are Sam’s words and we ap- cold for us to do a lot of clean- preciate what he has to say. enough interest to achieve at closing, subject to the existing ag lease which and hold the viewer's at- ing out there, so apologies expires June 30, 2019. Minerals: No minerals tention for more than just a passing glance, I consider it a are being sold or transferred. The Seller’s share success.” TROY J ONES Contractor & Homeowner Sam’s display contains his of minerals will be offered at public auction, more traditional renderings EQUIPMENT Farm & Ranch scheduled for April 12, 2019. including landscapes, flowers, VND] AUTHORIZED birds, trains, old trucks and Elk City, Oklahoma ° > some outstanding character Auction Mgr., Megan Albright, (580) 747-2496 580-225-2547 | S7HHL * studies. Sam said these works are items from “everyday Visit wigginsauctioneers.com for full terms, DEALER life.” details, pics, & online bidding. Augusta’s display will be a We service what we sell & what others sell tool! study of nature including wa- Air Compressors ter color landscapes, animals in ink wash and pen and ink. ckhoes This display will present a &s tine ntry Tools different view from Augusta’s | Compaction Equipment usual horses and western Concrete Equipment Oklahoma life. Some works Seller: Ditchers of art have not been shown in several years. 7 Excavators We welcome you to visit The Cooksey Family ‘Intl latables ; Break O'Day Farm, Metcalfe . Generators Museum and Art Gallery. We Trailers - are open March 1 until No- vember 30, Tuesday through Saturday, 10:00 am-5:00 pm. wigginsauctioneers.com = (580) 233-3066 We carry many more items not Call & letus help you with all your equipment needs: Visit our web www.met- 1203 S. Main Street, Elk City 225 2547 or 225-2500 calfemuseum.org or email [email protected] or call 580-655-4467.

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