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Oklahoma's U.S. Sen. James Lankford talks with a Coal hard energy facts constituent last week during a Lankford says state’s arctic blast proves country needs fossil fuels luncheon at Swadley's By RAY DYER El RenoNews city officials. He spoke in El Reno. [email protected] to a luncheon group at (Tribune U.S. Sen. James Lankford referring to Manchin’s Swadley’s where he related photographer/ sent a text message home state being the story about Manchin, Ray Dyer) to West Virginia Sen. heavily involved in coal a Democrat considered one Joe Manchin in February production. “Without it of the most powerful swing when Oklahoma was we would have frozen to votes in an evenly divided experiencing below zero death.” Senate. temperatures. Lankford was in Lankford said when the “I told him thank you for El Reno Tuesday, meeting the coal,” Lankford said, with constituents and See LANKFORD, Page 5

A special Easter for Changes dialed students up for 405 area El Reno High School freshman Landry Lewis shows the Easter bunny code this month one of the eggs she collected Thursday From STAFF REPORTS of another area code afternoon. With the for the area currently help of El Reno VFW Changes are served by only 405. Post 382, special coming for telephone education students customers in the 405 StateNews from Etta Dale area code. Junior High and EHS Starting April 24, The additional area were treated to a all local calls within code (572) is needed visit from the bunny, 405 will require to ensure there will which stopped by 10-digit dialing. That be enough telephone to say thanks to means you will have numbers available for the students for to dial the area code the area. helping with a class plus the local number. On April 24, fundraiser in which The move to 10- mandatory 10-digit students stuffed digit dialing for dialing begins. more than 3,000 local 405 area code All local calls will plastic eggs full of calls is necessary to candy. The eggs enable the addition See 405, Page 6 were purchased by El Reno residents and will be delivered to yards around the city the night before Easter. Alan Barbosa, bottom left, snaps a plastic egg back together as aide Sharon Johnson gets another egg ready. Looking on is classmate Lewis (pink shirt). Bottom right, Brisa Gonzalez (far left), Mariela DeLa Torre and Caitlyn Lacefi eld insert candy into plastic eggs. EHS seniors named (Tribune photographer/ Glen Miller) Academic All-Staters By GLEN MILLER “Both were [email protected] amazing for our Helping El Reno team this year,” said High School to a El Reno team adviser seventh-place finish Patrick King. at the recent Class McReynolds, a 5A State Academic senior, was ranked 21 Bowl has earned out of the 71 students Ella McReynolds nominated by high and Madison Craig school coaches across honors by the the state. Oklahoma Academics King said the top 36 Coaches Association. students earn the All- State recognition. ER SchoolsNews “This is a big honor for Ella and she is McReynolds has very deserving after been selected to the being our captain for All-State team, while the last four years and Craig was named as honorable mention. See ALLSTATE, Page 5

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El RenoNews Pet photo sessions on snap Judge Paul Hesse Saturday Hesse to lead Wesley United Oklahoma’s to off er photos of your pet with multicounty Easter bunny grand jury On Saturday, April 3 from 10 a.m. Canadian County to noon, Wesley District Judge United Methodist Paul Hesse has been Church will provide named to serve as an opportunity for the presiding judge your pet to have its Puppy Love of the state’s multi- photo taken with the county grand jury. Members of the El Reno High School Easter bunny. Hesse was appointed Leadership class, above, pose with The Easter bunny to the position rescue dogs from the Oklahoma will be sitting among last week by the Humane Society. The Leadership class a festive background chief justice of the hosted Puppy Love during February. at the church at Oklahoma Supreme It was a month-long fundraiser 101 S. Barker. Court. He will begin that supported the rescue center. Guests are his administrative and Leadership, along with other classes encouraged to bring judicial duties of the raised $2,500 in two weeks. their pet and camera multicounty grand Class members Marlee Berryhill and to take the photo. Pets jury immediately. should be on a leash. Jackie Rosas, right, snuggle one of the Children and puppies. (Photos/Courtesy CountyNews families are also Brooke Robertson) welcome to have their The multi- picture taken with the county grand jury Easter bunny. investigates crimes that occur in every TRIBUNE PHOTOS county of the state, $ PER DIGITAL as well as crimes 5 COPY that implicate multiple counties. The grand jury has the power to compel the attendance and testimony of witnesses and compel 405-262-5180 the production of documents. It also has the power to return indictments for all character and grades of crime. Celebrate Easter with The presiding judge has jurisdiction over all investigations, Wesley United Methodist Church indictments, reports and other activities of the grand jury. Hesse said that Authentic grand jury sessions Mexican Food usually run for three days each month and that his new responsibilities will not interfere with his existing responsibilities and

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Marilyn Kay Wilds Dr. John N. Eischen Marilyn “Katy” 57 years, M.G. Wilds John Eischen was Eischen; great- Kay Wilds was born of the home; born to Jack and grandchildren, March 4, 1942, in daughters, Rebecca Anna (Naberhaus) William, John and El Reno to Raymond Cobb and husband, Eischen on Oct. 29, Caroline Blanco, and Opal (Swaffer) Steven of Tulsa, 1932, in Okarche, Oliver Spain, Uzra Arnold. She passed and Susan Bollinger and died peacefully Pamplin, Alexander away March 29, 2021, and husband, Jeremy on March 29, 2021. and Callie Ewing, in El Reno. of El Reno; four John graduated Ellie and Lucy Marilyn grew up grandchildren, from Holy Trinity Brinkley, Taylor and in Calumet, where Emily Matson and School in 1950 and Hayden Brinkley. she graduated husband, Nathan Oklahoma A&M John is also from high school. of Friona, Texas, with a Doctorate of survived by siblings, Following high Kaelyn Bollinger Veterinary Science Jim (Pat) Eischen, school she attended of El Reno, Madison in 1956. He married Mary Kretchmar, Ed Draughn’s Business Marilyn Kay Wilds Bollinger of El Reno Anita (Hufnagel) Dr. John N. Eischen (Marcella) Eischen, School. and Ben Cobb of Eischen on Aug. 17, Paul Eischen, Betty On March 13, 1964, Kelso’s in El Reno. Lubbock, Texas; 1957. He joined the John is survived by (Lynn) McGarvin, she married M.G. She also worked as sister, Cathy Arnold U.S. Army and was his wife of 63 years, Helen (Norbert) “Chigger” Wilds and a cashier at Wilds of El Reno; brother, honorably discharged Anita (Hufnagel) Gerber and Nick together they shared Restaurant and Bruce Arnold in 1959. Eischen; children, (Karla) Eischen. 57 wonderful years. drove a school bus and wife, Marilyn John was Suzanne Clem, He was preceded The two of them for Riverside School of Calumet; and a successful Pete (Christi) in death by siblings, enjoyed farming for 41 years. Marilyn numerous nieces, businessman, Eischen, Mary George Eischen and together for over loved driving the nephews and cousins. founding the (Gary) Brinkley, Barbara Bowen. 50 years and loved bus and especially Funeral services Canadian Valley Amy (Mark) A private spending time with loved driving her were held Thursday, Animal Clinic in Walters and George family funeral Mass, their family. Marilyn John Deere tractor. April 1, 2021, at 1959 and the Big (Michell) Eischen; officiated by Father and M.G. were Marilyn was Putnam City Baptist Red Dog Food grandchildren, Cory Stanley, was members of Putnam preceded in death Church, with burial Company in 1968. Andrea (Jose) held on March 31, City Baptist Church. by her parents, following at El Reno After a successful Blanco, Alexa 2021, at Holy Trinity Marilyn worked Raymond and Cemetery. Services private practice, (Travis) Spain, Catholic Church with at a print shop in Opal Arnold. were under the he continued his Autumn (Steven) internment at Holy Oklahoma City and She is survived direction of Wilson veterinary career Pamplin, Evan Clem, Trinity Cemetery in as a bookkeeper at by her husband of Funeral Home. with the USDA. Megan (Nick) Ewing, Okarche. John was an Jeff Eischen, Ryan The family entrepreneur, (Kerry), Jordan requests memorials farmer, rancher, (Kelly) and Connor be made to PublicRecords home builder, (Kourtney) Brinkley, St. Katharine’s lifetime Elks Lodge Reagen, Melissa, Endowment Fund, LAWSUITS TD Bank USA N.A. Gayla Evans member, Knights of Matthew and 301 W. Wade, El Reno, Synchrony Bank vs. Kayla J. Lynch for Hopper, Steve Hopper Columbus member Madison Walters, Oklahoma, or the vs. Nathan Lane for $1,429.72 to pay a debt and Kateland Evans and friend of Bill W. 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Happy Easter! Lankford said he Republican U.S. Sen. asked how that would U.S. Sen. James Lankford listens “Lankford pointed to James Lankford told be fair to the Latino or to a question last week in El Reno. some stories during black farmer who had (Tribune photographer/Ray Dyer) another piece of the his stop in El Reno just paid off his USDA last week that if they loan. legislation, a program weren’t related to the The argument for federal government the program, Lankford that would provide would be difficult to said, was that the believe. USDA has been $70 million in relief discriminatory for years and this was a for those impacted way to balance it out. He called by COVID. the program a “terrible precedent.” The problem with the Ray Lankford pointed Dyer to another piece of the plan, he said, was the legislation, a program that would provide $70 million program Lankford said the $70 million in relief recent trillion-dollar for those impacted by would require COVID relief package COVID. was “not about The problem contributions to who told him of a opposing the push to $350 million saving lives” but about with the plan, he said, nonprofits 100 percent fellow making $17 per raise the national handing out money. was the $70 million tax deductible up to hour who asked to be minimum wage to $15 in administrative He mentioned program would $4,000. He said the goal fired. The worker said per hour. He said they a USDA loan program require $350 million in is to help churches he could make more understood the plan costs to run it. in which funds of administrative costs to and nonprofits do money by staying was a job killer. For up to $2 million run it. what they do best, home and collecting the most part, the Only in Washington, could be borrowed Only in Washington, help people. unemployment. Democrats have voted D.C., does it make by anyone and then D.C., does it make There are “three When the employer in lockstep, but this forgiven up to 120 sense to spend $350 safety nets” in the told the man he wasn’t time the seven stepped sense to spend $350 percent with one million to hand out nation, Lankford said. going to fire him, the out and helped to stipulation — the $70 million. He said the family, fellow started coming defeat the measure. million to hand out borrower could not be Lankford said he churches and the in late and taking two Lankford said white. is pushing to make government are those hours for lunch. After Senate Majority $70 million.” safety nets. He said about two weeks of Leader Chuck the first two, families this behavior and Schumer of New York Hesse over the multicounty and churches, actually being written up is worried that Rep. about making the far grand jury and I look help people, while the several times, the Alexandria Ocasio- left-wing of the party forward to this new government simply company finally let Cortez is going to run happy. From Page 2 role,” said Hesse. addresses the issues him go. against him and for Lankford said Hesse is believed by throwing money “I’m going to tell this reason he is several Democratic duties as the chief to be the first judge at them. this story 100 times trying to appease the senators “have judge for Canadian outside of Oklahoma “Money that goes when I get back to far-left wing of the problems” supporting County. County to serve as the to nonprofits goes D.C.,” Lankford said. Democratic party. some of the extreme “I am honored presiding judge. further,” Lankford “This is dangerous.” Lankford said measures supported that the Oklahoma The grand jury said. Lankford did credit Schumer is “a liberal by the party, especially Supreme Court has is scheduled to meet He told of an seven Democratic guy” but some of in areas like abortion. asked me to preside again April 6. 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solar has improved Lankford said he White said he Lankford and that’s great,” is at odds with fellow thanked the senator Lankford said. “Solar Republican lawmakers for the support he has From Page 1 is better than it was, who support the provided following but it’s not there yet.” subsidy for ethanol. natural disasters arctic temperatures Lankford said he He pointed to Iowa that have hit the area. arrived in February, it is working to end the Sen. Chuck Grassley. Lankford also pledged brought a halt to much wind production tax “We joke that to work in support energy production, credit. He said the Grassley drinks a of projects El Reno is especially wind industry has been glass of ethanol every undertaking. and solar. Even the around long enough morning,” Lankford “Senator Lankford production of natural it no longer needs the said. is a very good gas was curtailed as support. He said the U.S. friend to El Reno and temperatures dropped He said wind economy needs to be Oklahoma,” White to 13 below zero. proponents are strong, not only for the said. The Republican realizing the massive success of its citizens, He said the senator’s senator said the land mass needed but the world is a safer staff keeps the Southwest Power Pool, to make it a viable place when America is city informed about of which Oklahoma alternative to fossil working. issues impacting the belongs, was using fuels makes it less “If America gets a municipal government coal to generate 55 practical. cold, the world catches and ways in which percent of the energy Diesel, Lankford pneumonia,” Lankford federal support can be it provided to its said, was actually said. captured. 14-state region. providing more “A nation that Lankford said he energy during the doesn’t produce its El Reno High School seniors Ella McReynolds, left, and supports a “diverse February sub-zero own food and fuel Madison Craig were both named to the 2021 Academic All- portfolio” when it temperatures than is in trouble.” State team. (Photo/Courtesy) comes to energy. was wind. Lankford Open 24/7 He said those who Continuing to use met later with 2.86 points during the want to do away technology to make Mayor Matt White, All-State NAQT run to close completely with fossil coal and natural gas City Manager @ www. with 52.86 points for fuels are beginning to “even cleaner” is Matt Sandidge and From Page 1 the season. “run into reality.” the best alternative other members of the elrenotribune.com King said questions The senator said to address the city staff. our leading scorer answered correctly wind and solar are nation’s energy needs, for all four of those and quick enough on dependent on the Lankford said. years,” said King. the NAQT level earn weather and nuclear, “We all want McReynolds logged up to 15 points each, while efficient and a clean environment,” 100 points for El Reno but players are also safe is far too costly. 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The addition of the The area currently 405 572 area code will not served by the 405 area change existing 405 code is the second From Page 1 telephone numbers. area in Oklahoma Also, there will be to institute 10-digit require the area no change in the local dialing. code plus the local call boundaries. The first was the number. Local calls within area served by the 918 Then on May 24, the area will remain area code, which is the 572 area code local calls, regardless now served by both will be added to the of whether the the 918 and 539 area area that had been number called is a codes. 539 was added served only by 405. 405 or 572 area code. in 2011.

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8 ' SPORTS Saturday, April 3, 2021 El Reno Tribune Home, sweep, home Indians take doubleheaders from Guymon, Southeast to remain undefeated in 5A-1 play

By GLEN MILLER El Reno [email protected] pitcher Facing the two Palmer bottom schools in Ellis, the latest District 5A-2 far left, standings, El Reno watches a High School’s baseball pitch sail team used timely toward hits and a slew of the plate free passes to sweep in the home doubleheaders opening from both Guymon game and Southeast. of the Guymon El RenoBaseball series. Brayden El Reno improved Fulton, to 9-6 on the season left, fouls and 6-0 in district off a pitch play after beating in the the Tigers 27-5 and Southeast 24-3. A day later the opener. Indians dispatched the (Tribune Spartans by scores of photos/ 12-0 and 13-3 to extend Glen their current winning Miller) streak to five games. Free passes were dealt out to El Reno hitters outs. The Indians hit series opener and a in both series as .469 against the Tigers 15-run inning in the Guymon pitchers with 23 hits in 49 trips nightcap. walked 17 batters to the plate, logging Kolton Hunt led against four strike- a 23-run inning in the the offense against Guymon with a .571 average, recording Union City’s a double, a triple, Calumet joins Union City in state poll; Josh Morrison four base hits and tries to slide four runs batted in. under a tag Boston Ellison (.666) Tigers win streak halted at 12 straight during a added a pair of doubles recent game and four base hits By GLEN MILLER CountyBaseball before losing to Vici with Merritt leading to six RBIs. [email protected] 12-4 in the finals. The in the UC Ryan Ramey (1.000) Breaking into the The Chieftains, Indians are ranked Spring Break had the most hits in state rankings for the ranked 19th in Class A, 10th in the same poll. Festival. the set with five, one first time this season, improved to 7-3 on the Calumet batted (Tribune a double, while Dacus Calumet High School’s season after shutting .385 as a team for the photographer/ Cooper (.500) doubled baseball team has out New Life Christian four games, logging Glen Miller) and tripled to highlight won four of its last Academy. 30 hits, with 22 walks his three base hits and five games including a Calumet defeated and 16 strikeouts. five ribbies. runner-up finish in the Fargo (12-2) and Seiling recent Vici Invitational. (9-0) in the tourney See BASEBALL, Page 13 See INDIANS, Page 13 Great Buys... on Trees, Shrubs, Plant Flowers DADAZE & More! ZE Premium Hanging BktBaskets A $ P 12.00 RIL 8 -10

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By GLEN MILLER [email protected] El Reno High School kicked off the 2021 track season recently by competing in EHS GirlsSoccer the 2021 Bethany Invitational, with Tennis season served up eight runners earning places in the 58th El Reno El Reno High School’s boys and girls tennis teams kicked annual event. off the 2021 season last week. Both teams visited the Oklahoma City Tennis Center on different days to take El RenoTrack part in the Putnam City North Invitationals. Between those logs 5-1 outings, the EHS squads played host to the Piedmont El Reno’s boys Wildcats for a dual at the Legion Park courts, with the were led by distance visitors winning the outing over the Indians. Termed young runner Jacob Long, victory squads by head coach Jennifer Myers, El Reno will be who placed 17th in the back in action Monday in Shawnee for the 2021 Suburban 3,200-meter run with By GLEN MILLER Conference championships. Above, Riley Connor sets up a time of 12 minutes [email protected] for a return shot in her doubles match against Piedmont. and 21.51 seconds. Paced by Caroline Below, Jacob Guerrero follows through on a return shot in He also ran the mile Huber’s first hat trick of singles action with PHS. (Tribune photographer/Glen Miller) (5:39.38) to place 28th. the season, El Reno High Matthew Chaffee School’s girls soccer took 23rd in the 800- team rebounded from meter run with a time back-to-back tournament of 2:33.69, followed by losses to defeat Wyatt Mehan (2:35.50) Southeast 5-1 last week in 25th place. at Memorial Stadium. In the sprints it was El Reno improved to Jayden Taylor taking 5-3 on the season and 1-0 45th in the 100-meters in District 5A-1 action. at 13.74 seconds, while The Indians are third Justin Anderson in the district under the (14.99) was two spots back. Taylor (29.71) See SOCCER, Page 13 placed 51st in the El Reno junior Caroline Huber, 200-meters and above, kicks the ball past Anderson (31.77) a Southeast defender. Piper placed 62nd. Graves, left, jumps into the air to control a pass. (Tribune See TRACK, Page 11 photographer/Glen Miller) El RRenoeno TTribuneribune

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10 ◆ LEGALS Saturday, April 3, 2021 El Reno Tribune

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SAM, Deceased JESSE JOE AREVALOS JR., APPLICANT: of JOHNNIE DEWAYNE FOX Deceased MARY FRANCES ANDERSON. a/k/a DAMON M. COLSON, PB-2020-248 CITIZEN ENERGY III, LLC a/k/a JOHNNIE D. FOX Case No. PB-2021-55 an Incapacitated Person Deceased NOTICE OF HEARING RELIEF SOUGHT: EXCEPTION a/k/a JOHNNIE FOX, Deceased NOTICE TO CREDITORS Case No. PG-2020-11 Case No. PB-2020-188 PETITION FOR TO OCC-OGR RULE 165:10-3-28 PB-2021-70 NOTICE OF HEARING To the creditors of NOTICE AND ORDER FOR DETERMINATION OF HEIRS Jesse Joe Arevalos Jr., Deceased AND PERMIT A MULTI- NOTICE OF HEARING FINAL ACCOUNT HEARING RETURN OF SALE DEVISEES AND LEGATEES All creditors having UNIT HORIZONTAL WELL PETITION FOR PETITION FOR NOW on this 25th day of FOR DISTRIBUTION claims against Jesse Joe TO BE WITHIN 600 FEET PROBATE OF WILL March, 2021, the above styled DETERMINATION OF HEIRS OF ESTATE AND FOR Arevalos Jr., Deceased, are OF THE LAGALY 2-11 WELL APPOINTMENT OF and numbered cause comes DEVISEES AND LEGATEES FINAL DISCHARGE OF required to present the same LEGAL DESCRIPTION: PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE on before me, the undersigned FOR DISTRIBUTION PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE with a description of all SECTION 11, TOWNSHIP 10 AND ISSUING LETTERS judge of the District Court, for OF ESTATE AND FOR NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN security interests and other NORTH, RANGE 7 WEST, TESTAMENTARY AND Hearing of Return of Sale of FINAL DISCHARGE OF that Maxine C. Myers, collateral (if any) held by each CANADIAN AND GRADY DETERMINATION OF HEIRS real property fi led herein by PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE Personal Representative of creditor with respect to such COUNTIES, OKLAHOMA DEVISEES AND LEGATEES David L. Anderson, Guardian. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN the estate of Susan I. Sam, claim, to Brian Seth Arevalos, CAUSE CD NO. 202100478T NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN The Court fi nds as follows: that Teresa Marie Colson, Deceased, having fi led in Personal Representative, NOTICE OF HEARING to all persons interested That this matter should be Personal Representative of this Court a Petition for at the Law Offi ces of THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA in the estate of Johnnie set for Hearing on the Merits the estate of Damon Monroe Determination of Heirs, John P. Melot, P.C., addressed TO: All persons, owners, Dewayne Fox, Deceased, that Colson a/k/a Damon M. on Monday, the 26th day of Devisees and Legatees and to John P. Melot, P.C., 1601 E. producers, operators, on the 25th day of March, 2021, Colson, Deceased, having Veterans Memorial Highway, April, 2021, at 9 o’clock a.m. Distribution and Discharge purchasers and takers of oil there was produced and fi led in this Court a Petition Post Offi ce Box 1609, Attorney before the Honorable Judge and for Final Discharge of and gas, and all other interested fi led in the District Court for Final Account, Petition for the Personal Representative, Paul Hesse in the District Personal Representative. parties in Canadian County, of Canadian County, for Determination of Heirs, on or before the following Courtroom in the Canadian By order of the Court, Oklahoma, particularly: State of Oklahoma, an Devisees and Legatees, presentment date: June 3, 2021, County Courthouse, El Reno, said Petition will be heard Western Oil & Gas Development instrument purporting for Distribution of Estate or the same will be forever Oklahoma. on the 28th day of April, 2021, barred. Corp, operator of the Lagaly to be the Last Will and Therefore, it is the Order of the and for Final Discharge of 2-11 well. Testament of Johnnie Personal Representative. at 9 a.m. before the Honorable Dated this 30th day of March, Court that this matter is hereby Judge Jack D. McCurdy II, 2021. If any named person is Dewayne Fox, Deceased, set for Hearing on the Merits on By order of the Court, said deceased, then the known or dated March 10, 2016, Final Account and Petition in the Canadian County JOHN P. MELOT, P.C. Monday, the 26th day of April, Courthouse, Second Floor, OBA #15813 unknown heirs, executors, and there was also fi led 2021, at 9 o'clock a.m. before the will be heard on the 28th administrators, trustees, in said Court the Petition day of April, 2021, at 9 a.m. El Reno, Oklahoma, at which P.O. Box 1609 Honorable Judge Paul Hesse in 1601 E. Veterans devisees and assigns, immediate of Linda Carol Fox, praying before the Honorable Judge time and place all interested the District Courtroom in the Memorial Highway and remote of such decedent, that the Will be admitted Jack D. McCurdy II, in the parties may be heard. Canadian County Courthouse, Blanchard, Oklahoma 73010 are made Respondents to to probate, that Letters Canadian County Courthouse, JACK D. McCURDY II El Reno, Oklahoma. Telephone (405) 485-4620 this Notice. If any named Testamentary issue to her as Second Floor, El Reno, Judge of the District Court All interested parties should Facsimile (405) 485-464 l Respondent is a corporation Personal Representative of Oklahoma, at which time and Roger Rinehart, OBA #12454 be present at that time. E-mail: [email protected] which does not continue to have the estate, to serve without place all interested parties may RINEHART, RINEHART It is so Ordered. Attorney for Petitioner legal existence, then the known bond, and for the judicial be heard. & RINEHART, P.C. PAUL HESSE or unknown successors, trustees determination of the JACK D. McCURDY II 115 S. Rock Island, Box 669 Judge of the District Court or assigns, if any of such entity, heirs, devisees and legatees Judge of the District Court El Reno, Oklahoma 73036 (Published in The El Reno CERTIFICATE OF DELIVERY Roger Rinehart, OBA #12454 (405) 262-2360 Tribune, El Reno, Okla., are made Respondents to this of Johnnie Dewayne Fox, This is to certify that a true and RINEHART, RINEHART Attorney for the Estate April 3, 2021.) Notice. Deceased. correct copy of the above and & RINEHART, P.C. of Susan I. Sam, Deceased IN THE DISTRICT COURT NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Pursuant to an Order of this foregoing Order for Hearing was 115 S. Rock Island, Box 669 OF CANADIAN COUNTY that the Applicant in this Court made on this date, mailed to the following persons El Reno, Oklahoma 73036 STATE OF OKLAHOMA Cause is requesting that the NOTICE is hereby given (Published in The El Reno this 25th day of March, 2021, (405) 262-2360 In the Matter of the Adoption Commission issue an Order that the 21st day of April, 2021, Tribune, El Reno, Okla., of A.J.G., a Minor Child postage pre-paid: Attorney for the Estate of granting an exception to at 9 o'clock a.m. is the day and April 3 and 10, 2021.) Case No. FA-2020-83 David L. Anderson, Son Damon Monroe Colson a/k/a OCC-OGR Rule 165:10-3-28, et time that the Petition will be NOTICE OF FILING PERIOD NOTICE OF HEARING P.O. Box 20501 Damon M. Colson, Deceased seq. and permit the drilling, heard in the District Courtroom Mesa, Arizona 85215 FOR ELECTION ON APPLICATION FOR completion and production of of the Canadian County Aaron L. Anderson, Son OF DISTRICT DIRECTOR FINAL DECREE OF ADOPTION the Mississippi Lime common Courthouse, El Reno, Canadian P.O. Box 2595 (Published in The El Reno TO ALL PERSONS TO JUAN ALEJANDRO sources of supply in a multi- County, Oklahoma, when and Page, Arizona 86040 Tribune, El Reno, Okla., INTERESTED: MARTINEZ: unit horizontal well, located in where all persons interested PLEASE TAKE NOTICE DANIEL P. STAKE April 3 and 10, 2021.) Notice is hereby given that Section 11, Township 10 North, may appear and contest the IN THE DISTRICT COURT any person who is a registered pursuant to Oklahoma Statutes Attorney for Guardian Title 10, § 7505-6.3, that a Range 7 West, Canadian and same. OF CANADIAN COUNTY voter and a resident of the East hearing on Application for Grady Counties, Oklahoma, at WITNESS, the undersigned STATE OF OKLAHOMA Canadian County Conservation a location within 600 feet of the Judge of the District Court (Published in The El Reno Final Decree of Adoption is set In the Matter of the Estate of District and has entered into Lagaly 2-11 well and possibly of Canadian County, Tribune, El Reno, Okla., on the 16th day of April, 2021, LAVERNE MAXINE STEJSKAL or will enter into a Cooperator make the Order effective on a State of Oklahoma, this April 3, 2021.) at 11 a.m. before the Honorable a/k/a LAVERNE M. STEJSKAL, Agreement with the Directors date prior to the signing thereof. 25th day of March, 2021. NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Bob W. Hughey in the Gary E. Deceased of said District, may have their NOTICE IS FURTHER PAUL HESSE West Side Storage, 2418 Sunset Miller Children's Justice Center, Case No. PB-2019-152 name placed on the offi cial 7905 East Highway 66, El Reno, GIVEN that the Applicant in Judge of the District Court Drive, El Reno, Oklahoma, will NOTICE OF HEARING ballot of the District Director Oklahoma 73036. this Cause is requesting the MARIE HIRST, Court Clerk sell the following unit to satisfy FINAL ACCOUNT AND Election of said District for Issued on March 30, 2021. following special relief: Grant BRITNEY McKELVEY, Deputy a lien. Sale will be held through PETITION FOR DISTRIBUTION Position Number 3 by fi ling MARIE HIRST an exception to OCC-OGR Rule APPROVED: the online auction services AND DISCHARGE a Notifi cation and Declaration Canadian County Court Clerk 165:10-3-28 and possibly make BILL JAMES, OBA #462l of www.storagetreasures.com Notice is hereby given of Candidacy with said By HOLLY EATON, Deputy the Order effective on a date 800 West Main Street at approximately 11 a.m. on that Michael Louis Genzer, District located at 1625 East Magdalena A. Way, OBA #34301 prior to the signing thereof. Yukon, Oklahoma 73099 April 19, 2021. Property being Personal Representative of US Highway 66, El Reno, DENTON LAW FIRM NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Telephone (405) 354-6000 sold includes the contents the estate of Laverne Maxine Oklahoma, between the dates 925 West State Highway 152 that this Cause will be set Facsimile (405) 354-6012 stored in Unit #82 by tenant Stejskal a/k/a Laverne M. of May 1-14, 2021. Notifi cation Mustang, Oklahoma 73064 before an Administrative Law Attorney for Petitioner Trent Ervin, 108 N. Greengate Stejskal, Deceased, has fi led and Declaration of Candidacy Telephone (405) 376-2212 Judge for hearing, taking of Drive, Yukon, Oklahoma. Facsimile (405) 376-2262 in this Court the Petition for forms may he obtained at the evidence and reporting to the Furniture, miscellaneous totes distribution of the estate. The magda@dentonlawfi rm.com above location and must be Commission. and household items. hearing of the same has been Attorney for Petitioner returned to the same location NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN fi xed by the Court for the 26th before close of business on the that this Cause be set before an day of April, 2021, at 10 o'clock (Published in The El Reno last day of the fi ling period. The (Published in The El Reno Administrative Law Judge on a.m. at the County Courthouse Tribune, El Reno, Okla., election will be held on Tuesday, Tribune, El Reno, Okla., the Initial Hearing Docket at of Canadian County, and all June 1, 2021. April 3 and 10, 2021.) the Corporation Commission, April 3, 2021.) persons interested in the estate IN THE DISTRICT COURT Eastern Regional Offi ce, Suite IN THE DISTRICT COURT are notifi ed to appear and show Patrick J. Brueggen OF CANADIAN COUNTY Board of Directors OF CANADIAN COUNTY 114, 440 South Houston, Tulsa, cause, if any, why the heirs of STATE OF OKLAHOMA STATE OF OKLAHOMA Representative Oklahoma 74127, at 8:30 a.m. on Laverne Maxine Stejskal a/k/a In the Matter of the Estate In the Matter of: ATTEST: the 19th day of April, 2021, as Laverne M. Stejskal, Deceased, of KENNETH W. DICKERSON required by law and by the Rules J.D.R., DOB: 08/12/2017 should not be fully determined Heather Ludwig a/k/a KEN DICKERSON, J.D.R., DOB: 09/04/2016 and the estate be distributed. District Representative Deceased of the Commission. If the offi ces J.R., DOB: 11/07/2018 WITNESS my hand this PB-2021-53 remain closed, the hearing will Alleged Deprived Children be conducted via telephone and/ 29th day of March, 2021. (Published in The El Reno NOTICE TO CREDITORS JD-2018-95 JACK D. McCURDY II Any and all creditors or video conference. NOTICE OF HEARING Tribune, El Reno, Okla., NOTICE IS FURTHER Judge of the District Court April 3, 2021.) having claims against THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA Kenneth W. Dickerson, GIVEN that any interested MARIE HIRST, Court Clerk PUBLIC NOTICE TO: All persons known, alleged, Deceased, are required persons may participate in BRITNEY McKELVEY, Deputy Public Notice is hereby given presumed or claiming to be the Fletcher D. Handley Jr. to present the same, with a the hearing by telephone. father, mother or legal guardian that the Canadian County description of all security Instructions for participation OBA #3797 Board of Commissioners will of the child: Ashton A. Handley, OBA #22835 interests and other collateral, and teleconference/video Child's name: J.D.R. accept bids for the following: if any, held by each numbers will be posted on Alex G. Handley, OBA #32173 Water Tank Truck Conversion Child's place of birth: THE HANDLEY LAW CENTER creditor with respect to the Commission’s webpage, Canadian County District 2 such claim, to Dia M. Bayer, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 111 S. Rock Island occeweb.com, and sent out via Child's name: J.D.R. Bid Number 2021-#22 Personal Representative, the Commission’s GovDelivery Show P.O. Box 310 Specifi cations may be at the offi ces of her Child's place of birth: El Reno, Oklahoma 73036 service. For further information obtained from the County attorney, Bill James, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Telephone (405) 262-3502 concerning the hearing, Clerk's Purchasing Offi ce at 800 West Main Street, Yukon, Child's name: J.R. Facsimile (405) 262-3531 interested persons may contact 201 N. Choctaw Ave., El Reno, Oklahoma 73099, on or before & Sell Child's place of birth: Maribeth D. Snapp, Director, the following presentment date: Oklahoma, (405) 295-6125. Judicial & Legislative Services Oklahoma City, Oklahoma June 10, 2021, or the same will Mother's name: (Published in The El Reno Bids will close at 4 p.m. on Division, by telephone at Tribune, El Reno, Okla., the 16th day of April, 2021. be forever barred. Jennifer Denea Buck Dated this 23rd day of March, 405-301-5238 or by e-mail at Your Father's name: Unknown April 3, 2021.) Bids will open during the [email protected]. IN THE DISTRICT COURT Commissioners Meeting that 2021. THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA DIA M. BAYER NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN OF CANADIAN COUNTY begins at 9 a.m. on the 19th day TO: Unknown Father Personal Representative that the cost of telephonic STATE OF OKLAHOMA On the 12th day of March, 2021, of April, 2021. Canadian County APPROVED: communication shall be paid Home In the Matter of the Estate of an Amended Deprived Petition Commissioners reserve the BILL JAMES, OBA #4621 by the person or persons and Motion to Terminate WILLIAM B. PROCTOR a/k/a right to reject any and all bids 800 West Main Street requesting its use. Interested the Parental Rights of the WILLIAM B. PROCTOR JR. and or any portion of the items bid. Yukon, Oklahoma 73099 parties who wish to participate VERA JACKSON PROCTOR, Unknown Father was fi led in All data will be considered in Telephone (405) 354-6000 by telephone shall contact Deceased the District Court of Canadian awarding the bid including the Facsimile (405) 354-6012 the Applicant or Applicant's Advertise Case No. PB-2021-72 County, wherein it was prayed delivery date. Attorney for attorney, prior to the hearing NOTICE FOR HEARING that this Court adjudicate and Krissi Jensen Personal Representative date, and provide their name your home PETITION TO ADMIT terminate the parental rights Purchasing Agent and telephone number. FOREIGN WILLS TO PROBATE of the Unknown Father to the (SEAL) NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN for sale in APPOINTMENT OF (Published in The El Reno children, J.D.R., J.D.R. and J.R. that any party objecting to the PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE Tribune, El Reno, Okla., IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED place of hearing should fi le AND FOR DETERMINATION (Published in The El Reno April 3, 2021.) our Real that said Deprived Petition and their objection with the Court OF HEIRS-AT-LAW Tribune, El Reno, Okla., IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF CANADIAN COUNTY Clerk not less than fi ve (5) days Motion to Terminate Parental DEVISEES AND LEGATEES April 3, 2021.) Estate STATE OF OKLAHOMA before the initial scheduled Rights is set for trial in the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN IN THE DISTRICT COURT In the Matter of the Estate hearing. Failure to make a District Court at Canadian to all persons interested in the OF CANADIAN COUNTY Classifieds, of DEBRA KAY ALDRIDGE, timely objection to the location County, at the Gary E. Miller estate of William B. Proctor STATE OF OKLAHOMA Deceased of the hearing may be deemed Children's Justice Center, a/k/a William B. Proctor Jr. In the Matter of the Estate Case No. PB-2021-75 by the Commission as a waiver and reach 7905 East Highway 66, El Reno, and Vera Jackson Proctor, of VICTORIO ALEJANDRO Oklahoma, on the 8th day of NOTICE OF HEARING to the place of hearing or venue. Deceased, that on the 26th day RAMIREZ, Deceased PETITION FOR LETTERS thousands July, 2021, at 1:30 p.m., wherein of March, 2021, Susan K. Leeks Case No. PB-2021-73 NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN OF ADMINISTRATION that all interested parties all testimony and evidence produced in the District Court NOTICE OF HEARING APPOINTMENT OF may appear and be heard. of potential shall be heard regarding the of Canadian County, State PETITION FOR LETTERS PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE For information concerning this Deprived Petition and Motion of Oklahoma, instruments OF ADMINISTRATION DETERMINATION OF HEIRS action, contact Matt McDonald, to Terminate Parental Rights in writing, purporting to be APPOINTMENT OF AND TERMINATION buyers right Citizen Energy III, LLC, 320 S. of the Unknown Father as the Last Will and Testament ADMINISTRATRIX AND OF JOINT TENANCY Boston Ave., Suite 900, Tulsa, to the children above named. of William B. Proctor a/k/a DETERMINATION OF HEIRS Notice is hereby given here in Oklahoma 74103, (918) 949- NOTICE IS HEREBY William B. Proctor Jr., and NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all persons interested in the 4680, or William H. Huffman, FURTHER GIVEN that failure the Last Will and Testament that Carla D. Ramirez, estate of Debra Kay Aldridge, our area. Attorney for Applicant, to personally appear at this of Vera Jackson Proctor, Petitioner of the estate of Deceased, that on the Southbridge Offi ce Park, 1743 trial constitutes consent to the Deceased, and has also fi led a Victorio Alejandro Ramirez, 4th day of January, 2021, E. 71st Street, Tulsa, Oklahoma Court fi nding your children Petition asking the Court to Deceased, fi led with this Court a there was fi led with this Court the Petition 74136-5108, (918) 492-4433. to be deprived and consent for probate the Wills, issue Letters Petition praying for probate of the Court to terminate your of Kimberli Renee Suttles, DONE AND PERFORMED this Testamentary to Susan K. Leeks the estate of the decedent, who EEll RRenoeno parental rights to the children. praying that Letters of 30th day of March, 2021. and determine the identity of passed away intestate, asking If you fail to appear on the date Administration be issued to her CORPORATION COMMISSION all the heirs-at-law, devisees and that Letters of Administration and time specifi ed, you will lose as Personal Representatives OF OKLAHOMA legatees of the decedents. issue to Carla D. Ramirez to all legal rights as a parent to the NOTICE IS ALSO GIVEN of the estate, to serve J. TODD HIETT, Chairman TTribuneribune serve as Administratrix and children named in the Motion. that the 21st day of April, 2021, without bond, for a judicial BOB ANTHONY, Vice Chairman for a judicial determination determination of the heirs In the event your rights are at the hour of 10 o'clock a.m. DANA L. MURPHY of the heirs of decedent, of the Decedent and for terminated, your obligation to in the Courtroom of Judge Commissioner Victorio Alejandro Ramirez. termination of Decedent's support your minor children BY ORDER OF THE Jack D. McCurdy II has been Pursuant to an order of this joint tenancy. ELRENOTRIBUNE.COM will not be terminated except COMMISSION: appointed as the time for Court made on this date, notice Pursuant to an Order of this for adoption, as provided by hearing the Petition in the PEGGY MITCHELL, Secretary is hereby given that on the 14th Court made on the 31st day of Paragraph 3 of Subsection B Canadian County Courthouse day of April, 2021, at 1:30 o’clock March, 2021, notice is given that of Section 1-4-906 of Title 10A. in El Reno, Oklahoma, p.m., the Petition will be heard the 11th day of May, 2021, at 10 You are hereby advised of when and where all persons in the Courtroom of Judge o'clock a.m. is the day and time your right to be represented by interested may appear and Paul Hesse, Canadian County that the Petition will be heard counsel of your choice at the contest the same by fi ling Courthouse, El Reno, Oklahoma, in the District Courtroom in the above hearing. In the event you written opposition thereto on County Courthouse, Canadian when and where all persons are fi nancially unable to attain the ground of incompetency County, Oklahoma, and all interested may appear and counsel, an attorney will be of the applicant, or may persons interested may appear contest the same. appointed by the Court. assert their own rights to the and contest the same. Subscribe IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, Dated this 29th day of March, administration and pray the Witness the undersigned 2021. Letters be issued to them. I have hereunto set my hand Judge of the District Court MARIE HIRST, Court Clerk Dated this 26th day of March, this 29th day of March, 2021. of Canadian County, PAUL HESSE State of Oklahoma, to the KENDRA CAMPBELL, Deputy 2021. MICHAEL J. FIELDS JACK D. McCURDY II Judge of the District Court this 31st day of March, 2021. District Attorney Judge of the District Court Roger Rinehart, OBA #12454 JACK D. McCURDY II JUSTIN KEMP MARIE HIRST, Court Clerk RINEHART, RINEHART Judge of the District Court & RINEHART, P.C. MARIE HIRST, Court Clerk El Reno Tribune Assistant District Attorney BRITNEY McKELVEY, Deputy FOGG LAW FIRM 115 S. Rock Island, Box 669 BRITNEY McKELVEY, Deputy Canadian County CHRISTOPHER FOSHEE Children's Justice Center 421 S. Rock Island Ave. El Reno, Oklahoma 73036 El Reno, Oklahoma 73036 (405) 262-2360 OBA #32618 7905 East Highway 66 P.O. Box 892098 Telephone (405) 262-3502 Attorney for the Petitioner El Reno, Oklahoma 73036 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73189 (405) 264-5534 Facsimile (405) 295-1536 Call 262-5180 Telephone 405-759-7400 chance@fogglawfi rm.com Fax 405-759-7424 Chance L. Deaton, OBA #31978 Attorney for Petitioners LPXLP Attorney for Petitioner

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IN THE DISTRICT COURT SERVICE BY NOTICE IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN THE DISTRICT COURT PUBLIC NOTICE OF CANADIAN COUNTY BY PUBLICATION OF CANADIAN COUNTY OF CANADIAN COUNTY OF CANADIAN COUNTY The Oklahoma Environmental STATE OF OKLAHOMA Case No. CS-2021-48 STATE OF OKLAHOMA STATE OF OKLAHOMA STATE OF OKLAHOMA Management Authority will In the Matter of the Estate STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: In the Matter of the Estate In the Matter of the Estate of In the Matter of the Estate receive sealed bids at 1505 S. of MICHAEL LAURANCE Alee B. Harmon and their of LOIS JOAN KESSLER, OTIS LEE JOHNSON, Deceased of JOE J. BRAZELL, Deceased Rock Island (P.O. Drawer 189, RANDALL, Deceased Unknown Successors, Heirs Deceased Case No. PB-2021-63 Case No. PB-2021-64 if mailing), El Reno, Oklahoma No. PB-2020-265 and Assigns Case No. PB-20-19 COMBINED NOTICE COMBINED NOTICE 73036, until 11 a.m. CST., NOTICE TO CREDITORS You are hereby notifi ed that NOTICE OF HEARING NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE TO CREDITORS May 19, 2021, for the following: To the creditors of an action has been fi led in the PETITION FOR NOTICE OF HEARING NOTICE OF HEARING Disaster Debris Management Michael Laurance Randall, District Court of Canadian DETERMINATION OF HEIRS PETITION FOR PETITION FOR and Financial Recovery Services Deceased: County, State of Oklahoma, in DISTRIBUTION ADMISSION OF WILL ADMISSION OF WILL the above Case No. CS-2021-48, A mandatory pre-proposal The creditors of the AND DISCHARGE TO PROBATE TO PROBATE styled Tinker Federal Credit conference will be held at above-named Decedent Notice is hereby given PETITION FOR PETITION FOR Union, a Federally Chartered 1505 S. Rock Island, El Reno, are hereby notifi ed that that Nancy Jane Hollman, SUMMARY ADMINISTRATION SUMMARY ADMINISTRATION Credit Union, Plaintiff Oklahoma 73036, on Thursday, the undersigned, was by the v. Joshua G. Carter and Personal Representative HEARING ON THE HEARING ON THE April 22, 2021, at 2 p.m. CST. District Court of Canadian Alee B. Harmon, Defendants. of the estate of Lois Joan FINAL ACCOUNTING FINAL ACCOUNTING Specifi cations will be County, Oklahoma, appointed The action alleges that Kessler, Deceased, having AND THE PETITION FOR AND THE PETITION FOR available by request and on Personal Representative Defendants are indebted to fi led in this Court a Petition DETERMINATION OF HEIRS DETERMINATION OF HEIRS the website www.oemaok.org. of the estate of said Decedent, Tinker Federal Credit Union, for Determination of Heirs, DISTRIBUTION OF ESTATE DISTRIBUTION OF ESTATE Affi davits, Certifi cate of Non- and that all creditors a Federally Chartered Distribution of said Estate AND DISCHARGE AND DISCHARGE Discrimination and Affi davit for having claims against Credit Union, in the amount of and for Final Discharge of NOTICE IS HEREBY given NOTICE IS HEREBY given to all Payments in Excess of $1,000.00 Michael Laurance Randall, $9,579.75, with interest thereon said Personal Representative, to all persons interested in the persons interested in the estate must be executed and returned Deceased, are required to on the above stated principal the hearing of the same has estate of Otis Lee Johnson, of Joe J. Brazell, Deceased, with the bidding documents. present the same, with a balance and interest rate, until been fi xed by the Judge of Deceased, that on this date, that on this date, Ralph Brazell, Those documents will be description of all security paid, together with reasonable said Court for the 28th day of David L. Johnson, who who may be contacted through available on the website. Sealed interest and other collateral attorney’s fees and costs as April, 2021, at 9:30 o’clock a.m. may be contacted through counsel at the address below, envelopes must be marked on (if any) held by each creditor provided in the note. in the courtroom of the below counsel at the address below, fi led a Petition for Summary front: Bid Opening 5/19/21 – with respect to such claim, to You and/or your unknown signed Judge of the District fi led a Petition for Summary Administration in the District Disaster Debris the attention of the undersigned successors are hereby notifi ed Court at the Canadian County Administration, attaching Court of Canadian County, State Management and Personal Representative at the that you have been sued in this Courthouse, El Reno, Oklahoma, thereto an instrument of Oklahoma, attaching thereto Financial Recovery Services. law offi ce of Scott E. McCann, action and must answer the and all persons interested purporting to be the an instrument purporting to For further information, contact 100 N. Rock Island, Suite A, Petition fi led by the Plaintiff in said estate are notifi ed Last Will and Testament be the Last Will and Testament David Griesel, General Manager, El Reno, Oklahoma 73036, on or before May 22, 2021, or in and there to appear and (“Will”) of said Deceased and (“Will”) of said Deceased at (405) 262-0161. The Oklahoma the place for the transaction the facts and/or allegations show cause, if any they have, naming David L. Johnson and naming Ralph Brazell Environmental Management of business of said estate, contained in said Petition will why the said account should as Personal Representative, as Personal Representative, Authority reserves the right to on or before the following be taken as true and judgment not be settled and allowed, praying for the probate of praying for the probate of waive any informalities in the presentment date: May 1, 2021, will be entered in favor of the heirs of Lois Joan Kessler, said Will, that Letters of said Will, that Letters of bidding, or to reject any and or the same will be forever Tinker Federal Credit Union Deceased, determined, Special Administration issue to Special Administration issue all bids, whichever is in the barred. as requested therein. said estate distributed and David L. Johnson. Said Petition to Ralph Brazell. Said Petition best interest of the Oklahoma Laurance C. Randall Given under my hand and seal the Personal Representative further prays that the heirs at further prays that the heirs at Environmental Management Personal Representative this 25th day of March, 2021. discharged. law, devisees and legatees of law, devisees and legatees of Authority. SCOTT E. McCANN MARIE HIRST, Court Clerk Dated this 29th day of March, said Decedent be determined; said Decedent be determined; BRITNEY McKELVEY, Deputy OBA #17316 2021. that the fi nal accounting be that the fi nal accounting be Bart A. Boren 100 N. Rock Island, Suite A JACK D. McCURDY II approved; that the property approved; that the property (Published in The El Reno WILLIAMS, BOREN El Reno, Oklahoma 73036 Judge of the District Court of the Decedent subject to the of the Decedent subject to the Tribune, El Reno, Okla., & ASSOCIATES, P.C., Attorneys Phone (405) 262-8100 Gerald E. Kelley, OBA #4923 jurisdiction of this Court be jurisdiction of this Court be March 27 and 31 and April 3, 401 N. Hudson Ave., Suite 200 Fax (405) 262-8110 GERALD E. KELLEY LLC distributed; and that the Special distributed; and that the Special 2021.) Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102 email: scott@ One Leadership Square Administrator be discharged, Administrator be discharged, PUBLIC NOTICE (405) 232-5220 semmccannlaw.com 211 North Robinson, Suite 800 and for other relief as prayed and for other relief as prayed The Oklahoma Environmental Fax (405) 232-1963 Attorney for Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102 for in said Petition, which for in said Petition, which Management Authority will Attorneys for Plaintiff Personal Representative (405) 235-4671 Petition you may refer to for Petition you may refer to for receive sealed bids at 1505 S. Fax (405) 234-5511 further particulars. further particulars. Rock Island (P.O. Drawer 189, (Published in The El Reno [email protected] The name and address The name and address if mailing), El Reno, Oklahoma (Published in The El Reno Tribune, El Reno, Okla., of the Petitioner is as follows: of the Petitioner is as follows: 73036, until 11 a.m. CST., Tribune, El Reno, Okla., March 27 and 31 and April 3, David L. Johnson Ralph Brazell April 21, 2021, for the following: March 27 and April 3, 2021.) (Published in The El Reno 2021.) 212 S. Mustang Road 1212 NE 25th St., 2 Yard Front Load Containers IN THE DISTRICT COURT Tribune, El Reno, Okla., PUBLIC NOTICE Mustang, Oklahoma 73064. Moore, Oklahoma 73160 3 Yard Front Load Containers OF CANADIAN COUNTY April 3 and 10, 2021.) The Oklahoma Environmental The probable value of the estate The probable value of the estate 4 Yard Front Load Containers STATE OF OKLAHOMA IN THE DISTRICT COURT Management Authority will of Otis Lee Johnson, Deceased, of Joe J. Brazell, Deceased, so 6 Yard Front Load Containers In the Matter of the Estate OF CANADIAN COUNTY receive sealed bids at 1505 S. so far as known to the Petitioner far as known to the Petitioner is 8 Yard Front Load Containers of BETTY JEAN STEGALL, Rock Island (P.O. Drawer 189, STATE OF OKLAHOMA is less than $200,000.00. less than $200,000.00. This bid will cover a period of Deceased if mailing), El Reno, Oklahoma In the Matter of the Estate The above named Decedent died The above named Decedent seven months from June 1, 2021, Case No. PB-2021-46 73036, until 11 a.m. CST., of DARRELL LEE WHEELER, on the 9th day of January, 2021, died on the 7th day of to December 31, 2021. NOTICE TO CREDITORS April 21, 2021, for the following: Deceased at which time the address December, 2020, at which time Sealed envelopes must be All creditors having claims 10 Yard Roll Off Containers No. PB-21-41 of the Decedent was 212 S. the address of the Decedent marked on front: Bid Opening against Betty Jean Stegall, 15 Yard Roll Off Containers NOTICE TO CREDITORS Mustang Road, Mustang, was 1134 Griggs Way, 4/21/2021 – Front Load. For Deceased, are required to 20 Yard Roll Off Containers All creditors having claims Oklahoma 73064. Mustang, Oklahoma 73064. further information, contact present and deliver the same, 30 Yard Roll Off Containers against Darrell Lee Wheeler, Pursuant to an Order of said Pursuant to an Order of said David Griesel, General Manager, with a description of all 40 Yard Roll Off Containers Deceased, are required to Court, notice is hereby given Court, notice is hereby given at (405) 262-0161. The Oklahoma security interests and other This bid will cover a period of present the same, with a that the 10th day of October, that the 10th day of May, 2021, Environmental Management collateral (if any) held by seven months from June 1, 2021, description of all security 2021, at the hour of 1:30 p.m. at the hour of 1:30 p.m. in the Authority reserves the right to each creditor with respect to December 31, 2021. interests and other collateral, in the Courtroom of the Courtroom of Judge Jack D. waive any informalities in the to such claim, to the named Sealed envelopes must be if any, held by each creditor undersigned judge, or the judge McCurdy II, or the judge to bidding, or to reject any and Personal Representative, marked on front: Bid Opening with respect to such claim, to 4/21/2021 – Roll Off. For to whom this cause is assigned whom this cause is assigned all bids, whichever is in the Debra Stegall Hill, by Alan J. Looney, Administrator further information, contact on said date, in the Canadian on said date, in the Canadian best interest of the Oklahoma delivering same in person of the estate, 1416 Terrace David Griesel, General Manager, County Courthouse in the City County Courthouse in the City Environmental Management or by United States mail to Drive, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74104, at (405) 262-0161. The Oklahoma of El Reno, Canadian County, of El Reno, Canadian County, Authority. Roger D. Everett, Attorney for on or before the following Environmental Management Oklahoma, has been appointed Oklahoma, has been appointed Personal Representative, at presentment day: May 13, 2021, Authority reserves the right to as the time and place for as the time and place for Everett P.C., 508 W. Vandament, or the same will be forever (Published in The El Reno waive any informalities in the hearing said Petition, proving hearing said Petition, proving Suite 300, Yukon, Oklahoma barred. Tribune, El Reno, Okla., bidding, or to reject any and said Will, and considering all said Will, and considering all 73099, on or before the following Dated this 29th day of March, March 27 and 31 and April 3, all bids, whichever is in the relief prayed for in the Petition relief prayed for in the Petition presentment date: June 1, 2021, 2021. 2021.) best interest of the Oklahoma presented to the Court on said presented to the Court on said or the same will be forever ALAN LOONEY, OBA #33953 PUBLIC NOTICE Environmental Management date. All persons interested may date. All persons interested may barred. Attorney for Administrator The Oklahoma Environmental Authority. appear at said hearing. appear at said hearing. Dated this 24th day of March, 1416 Terrace Drive Management Authority will The Petition sets forth the The Petition sets forth the 2021. Tulsa, Oklahoma 74104 receive sealed bids at 1505 S. names and addresses of all names and addresses of all Roger D. Everett, OBA #2778 (Published in The El Reno Offi ce (918) 551-6060 Rock Island (P.O. Drawer 189, known creditors, heirs and known creditors, heirs and EVERETT, P.C. Tribune, El Reno, Okla., Fax (918) 551-7296 if mailing), El Reno, Oklahoma devisees of the Decedent. devisees of the Decedent. 508 W. Vandament, Suite 300 March 27 and 31 and April 3, [email protected] 73036, until 11 a.m. CST., Pursuant to 58 O.S. Sec. 246, each Pursuant to 58 O.S. Sec. 246, each Yukon, Oklahoma 73099 2021.) May 19, 2021, for the following: person receiving this Notice is person receiving this Notice is Telephone (405) 354-2833 PUBLIC NOTICE Emergency Storm The Oklahoma Environmental (Published in The El Reno advised of the following: advised of the following: Facsimile (405) 354-2834 Debris Removal Management Authority will Tribune, El Reno, Okla., Any person receiving this notice Any person receiving this notice [email protected] A mandatory pre-proposal receive sealed bids at 1505 S. March 20 and 27 and April 3, or any interested party may or any interested party may Attorney for Petitioner conference will be held at Rock Island (P.O. Drawer 189, 2021.) fi le objections to the Petition at fi le objections to the Petition at 1505 S. Rock Island, El Reno, if mailing), El Reno, Oklahoma IN THE DISTRICT COURT or before the fi nal hearing. All or before the fi nal hearing. All Oklahoma 73036, on Wednesday, (Published in The El Reno 73036, until 11 a.m. CST., OF CANADIAN COUNTY objections to the Petition and/ objections to the Petition and/ April 21, 2021, at 2 p.m. CST. Tribune, El Reno, Okla., April 21, 2021, for the following: STATE OF OKLAHOMA or any relief requested must or any relief requested must Specifi cations will be March 27 and April 3, 2021.) 95-96 Gallon Polycarts FIRST FIDELITY BANK, N.A., be made in writing, with such be made in writing, with such available by request and on IN THE TWENTY SIXTH This bid will cover a period Plaintiff objection to be fi led herein, with objection to be fi led herein, with the website www.oemaok.org. DISTRICT COURT of seven months from June vs. a copy being provided to the a copy being provided to the Affi davits, Certifi cate of Non- CANADIAN COUNTY 1, 2021, to December 31, 2021. JOSHUA N. CALDWELL, Petitioner and the attorney for Petitioner and the attorney for Discrimination and Affi davit for STATE OF OKLAHOMA Sealed envelopes must be Defendant the same, and if an objection the same, and if an objection Payments in Excess of $1,000.00 In the Matter of the marked on front: Bid Opening No. CJ-2020-517 is not made within the allowed is not made within the allowed must be executed and returned Guardianship of 4/21/2021 – Polycarts. For NOTICE BY PUBLICATION time, all persons will be deemed time, all persons will be deemed with the bidding documents. BRAYDEN SCOTT BROWN, further information, contact Joshua N. Caldwell, you are to have waived any objection to have waived any objection David Griesel, General Manager, Those documents will be DOB: 04/02/2005, a Minor Child hereby notifi ed that you have to the Petition and the relief to the Petition and the relief at (405) 262-0161. The Oklahoma available on the website. Sealed Case No. PG-2021-30 been sued by First Fidelity prayed for. prayed for. Environmental Management envelopes must be marked on NOTICE OF INTENT Bank, N.A., and you must If an objection is fi led on or If an objection is fi led on or Authority reserves the right to before the hearing date, on the before the hearing date, on the front: Bid Opening 5/19/21 – TO SALE REAL PROPERTY waive any informalities in the answer Plaintiff's Petition hearing date the Court will hearing date the Court will Storm Debris Removal Services. AT PRIVATE SALE bidding, or to reject any and on or before the 12th day of For further information, contact Notice is hereby given that all bids, whichever is in the May, 2021, or a money judgment determine whether summary determine whether summary David Griesel, General Manager, Kristina Brown, Guardian best interest of the Oklahoma in the amount of $11,197.28 proceedings are appropriate and proceedings are appropriate and at (405) 262-0161. The Oklahoma of the estate of Brayden Environmental Management plus interest will be rendered if so, whether the estate will if so, whether the estate will Environmental Management Scott Brown, that under and Authority. accordingly. be distributed and to whom the be distributed and to whom the Authority reserves the right to in pursuance of an order Dated this 9th day of March, estate will be distributed. The estate will be distributed. The waive any informalities in the of this Court of the State 2021. Special Administrator shall Special Administrator shall bidding, or to reject any and of Oklahoma, in and for the (Published in The El Reno MARIE HIRST, Court Clerk present the fi nal accounting at present the fi nal accounting at all bids, whichever is in the County of Canadian, made on Tribune, El Reno, Okla., By HOLLY EATON, Deputy the fi nal hearing. the fi nal hearing. best interest of the Oklahoma the 12th day of March, 2021, April 3, 2021.) APPROVED BY: TO ALL CREDITORS OF THE TO ALL CREDITORS OF THE Environmental Management will sell at private sale to the IN THE DISTRICT COURT Hugh H. Fudge, OBA #20487 ABOVE NAMED DECEDENT: ABOVE NAMED DECEDENT: Authority. highest bidder upon the terms OF CANADIAN COUNTY ROBINSON, HOOVER All creditors having claims All creditors having claims and conditions hereinafter STATE OF OKLAHOMA & FUDGE, PLLC against the above named against the above named In the Matter of the Estate mentioned, and subject to the 119 N. Robinson Ave., Suite 1000 Decedent are required to Decedent are required to (Published in The El Reno of BRANDON ALLEN RIGGS confi rmation of this Court all Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102 present the same, with a present the same, with a Tribune, El Reno, Okla., a/k/a BRANDON RIGGS, of the right, title and interest (405) 232-6464 description of all security description of all security March 27 and April 3 and 10, Deceased in and to the real property Fax (405) 232-6363 interest or other collateral interest or other collateral 2021.) Case No. PB-2021-74 hereinafter described or [email protected] (if any) held by each creditor (if any) held by each creditor IN THE DISTRICT COURT NOTICE OF HEARING otherwise acquired other than with respect to such claim, to with respect to such claim, to OF CANADIAN COUNTY PETITION FOR LETTERS or in addition to that of in Elaine Arnold at the address Elaine Arnold at the address STATE OF OKLAHOMA OF ADMINISTRATION (Published in The El Reno and to that certain piece and shown below, within thirty (30) shown below, within thirty (30) In the Matter of the Estate APPOINTMENT OF Tribune, El Reno, Okla., parcel of land situate, lying and days following the fi ling of the days following the fi ling of the of JANICE GANNON PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE April 3 and 10, 2021.) being in the City of Yukon and Petition and Combined Notice Petition and Combined Notice STEVENSON, Deceased AND DETERMINATION IN THE DISTRICT COURT County of Canadian, State of herein, or the same will be herein, or the same will be Case No. PB-2019-89 OF HEIRS OF CANADIAN COUNTY Oklahoma, described as follows: forever barred. forever barred. NOTICE OF HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN STATE OF OKLAHOMA 10455 North 6th St., Dated this 22nd day of March, Dated this 22nd day of March, MOTION FOR that on the 29th day of March, In the Matter of the Estate of Yukon, Oklahoma, and 2021. 2021. JUDICIAL DETERMINATION 2021, Ivy Michelle Riggs fi led in DONNIE LEE WHITE, Deceased legally described as follows: the District Court of Canadian ELAINE ARNOLD, OBA #16168 ELAINE ARNOLD, OBA #16168 OF DEATH OF Case No. PB-2021-71 Lots One through Six (1-6), County, State of Oklahoma, a 1460 N. Mustang Road, Suite 112 1460 N. Mustang Road, Suite 112 CURTIS W. GANNON NOTICE OF HEARING Block Twenty-Seven (27), Town Petition praying for issuance Mustang, Oklahoma 73064 Mustang, Oklahoma 73064 NOW on this 22nd day of PETITION FOR LETTERS of Richland, Canadian County, to Petitioner of Letters of Telephone (405) 376-6014 Telephone (405) 376-6014 March, 2021, Kim Gratner, OF ADMINISTRATION Oklahoma. Administration, Appointment [email protected] [email protected] Administrator of the estate NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Date, Time, Terms and of Personal Representative Attorney for Petitioner Attorney for Petitioner of Janice Gannon Stevenson, that on the 26th day of March, Conditions of Sale: Cash sale to serve without bond, Deceased, having fi led in this 2021, Royetta S. White fi led in with the purchase price to be and Determination of Heirs Court a Motion for Judicial the District Court of Canadian paid at the time of sale, regarding the Estate of Determination of Death of County, State of Oklahoma, April 6, 2021, at 2 p.m., Brandon Allen Riggs a/k/a Curtis W. Gannon, NOTICE IS a Petition praying for Letters She was 25th in the with the balance to be paid Brandon Riggs, Deceased. HEREBY GIVEN that the 10th of Co-Administration to be on confi rmation of sale. AND pursuant to an order of 200-meters at 31.90 day of May, 2021, at 9 o’clock issued to her upon the estate Track All bids or offers must be in the District Court, the 28th a.m. of said day has been duly of Donnie Lee White, Deceased. seconds, followed writing and may be left at day of April, 2021, at the hour fi xed and appointed by the AND pursuant to an Order of From Page 9 Hopkins Law and Associates, of 9 o’clock a.m., before the by Aleilah Big Eagle Court for hearing thereon, said District Court, the 5th P.C., Attorney for Guardian, Honorable Paul Hesse, Judge Hill (37.43) in 44th at which time and place any day of May, 2021, at the hour at 1225 Piedmont Road North, of the District Court, in the person or persons interested District Courtroom at the of 1:15 o'clock p.m. in District Gracie Wieland and Justine Johnson Piedmont, Oklahoma 73078, may appear and show cause, of County Courthouse in the City Courtroom 2, at the County at any time after the fi rst paced the El Reno (37.44) in 45th place. any they have, why said Motion of El Reno, Canadian County, Courthouse in the City of publication of this notice and for Judicial Determination of Oklahoma, has been appointed El Reno, Canadian County, girls with her Johnson ran a 16.56 before the making of said sale. Death of Curtis W. Gannon as the time and place for Oklahoma, has been appointed in the 100-meters to Witness my hand this 23rd day 12th-place finish should not be approved. hearing the Petition, when and as the time and place for of March, 2021. in the 400-meter take 32nd, while Big JACK D. McCURDY II where any person interested hearing said Petition, when APPROVED: Judge of the District Court may contest the Petition as and where any person interested run with a time of Eagle Hill (17.40) was Robyn B. Hopkins, OBA #31818 Approved: provided by law, or may assert may contest said Petition HOPKINS LAW 1:12.42. 39th. SCOTT E. McCANN his/her own rights to the as provided by law, or may AND ASSOCIATES, P.C. OBA #17316 administration and pray that assert their own rights to the 1225 Piedmont Road North 100 N. Rock Island, Suite A Letters be issued to himself/ administration and pray that Piedmont, Oklahoma 73078 El Reno, Oklahoma 73036 herself. Letters be issued to them. Phone 405-373-4792 Get the Phone (405) 262-8100 WITNESS my hand this WITNESS my hand this 26th day Fax 405-353-7012 Fax (405) 262-8110 29th day of March, 2021. of March, 2021. El Reno Email: robyn@ PAUL HESSE $25 1 year* email: scott@ JACK D. McCURDY II hopkinslawandassociates.com Judge of the District Court semmccannlaw.com Judge of the District Court Attorney for Guardian Matt Wheatley, OBA #14128 Attorney for Administrator DAVID H. HALLEY, OBA #12684 Tribune WHEATLEY, SEGLER & OSBY, LLC 107 S. Rock Island P.O. Box 850126 El Reno, Oklahoma 73036 delivered $35 2 years* Yukon, Oklahoma 73085 Telephone (405) 262-7800 Telephone (405) 354-5276 Facsimile (405) 262-1396 *(Inside Canadian County) Facsimile (405) 350-0537 Attorney for Petitioner to your [email protected] LPXLP Attorney for Petitioner mailbox. Call 405-262-5180

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COURTHOUSE OFFICE SPACE Calumet snaps losing skid Offi ce Space across from Court House. Great for Law Offi ce or any Public Offi ce Space, Next to Post Office. $650 per Month. T. MIKE SMITH 4052139461 By GLEN MILLER by seven hits each Allie Harris (.786) COUNTRY CABIN [email protected] from Kylie McCoy added 11 hits and 1.5 Acres go w/ this 1,600 sf. (mol) Cabin. Has Electric and City Water but Will need Finish Work to Complete the After being shut (.438) and Sabrie Locke six runs, followed Project. Nice Wooded Views and Wildlife Running through out in the first game (.500). McCoy had two by three doubles the Yard. Owner says SELL IT! T. MIKE 4052139461 back from spring doubles and a triple, and 10 hits total from break, Union City while Locke added a Presley Stilley (.769). FOR SALE OR LEASE INDUSTRIAL ACREAGE High School’s slow- homer. Sarah Nitzel (.643) 6 Plus Acres of Heavy Industrial Land for Sale or Lease just MEDICAL OFFICE PARKVIEW DR on the North Eddge of El Reno, Near the Union Pacifi c pitch softball team has Locke pitched a total added nine hits and Operating Dentist Offi ce on one side, Midical ceOffi on the Train Yard. Owners are Open to all Reasonalble Off ers. Can reeled off five straight of 23 2/3 innings for eight runs. other. Also 2,500 sf. space that was a Pharmacy for over 30 be split. Ideal for Truck or Equipment Yards. Rail Access years. Well Built and Well Maintained . 5,000 total sf. (mol). Possible. T. MIKE SMITH 405-213-9461 victories to break into the stretch, allowing Sarah Nitzel T. MIKE SMITH 405 213 9461 the double-digit win 36 runs off 44 hits and tossed a total of total for the season. 22 walks, striking out 18 1/3 innings with SOLD 314 S WILLIAMS 2509 N MANNING RD 405-262-1611 The Tigers, 14 batters. a line of 61 hits, 2013 SCARLET CIR 1500 W WALNUT 513 S MAHAN Multi-List 119 E RUSSELL 1417 CHIMNEY HILL 1005 S BICKFORD ranked 20th in Class Calumet finds 42 runs, 33 walks and 1841 LAND RUN 1015 E. ROGERS 816 S. Country Club Rd. A, improved to 12-7 on win column nine strikeouts. the season with wins Following three over Ninnekah (10-9), losses since the break, Calumet (10-8), Calumet’s slow-pitch Verden (14-8), Fort softball team has won Murphy16 Cobb-Broxton (11-10) two of its last three Real Estate Molly Murphy T. Mike Smith Kyra Escott Jim Murphy 645 Homes for Sale 409-5000 213-9461 833-4799 820-2411 and Watonga (10-3). games to improve to 4-9 on the spring. CountySoftball Over the past five games the Chieftains “LOCAL EXPERTISE... Union City hit have lost to Verden .441 as a team for (6-2), Union City (10-8) the five-game stretch, and Thomas-Fay/ FOR ALL THINGS logging 64 hits, 21 of Custer (19-11), but those going for extra defeated Ninnekah REAL ESTATE” bases. The Tigers had (9-8) and Watonga 44 walks and seven (20-19). strikeouts. For the five-game Please visit us online for a complete list MacKenzie DeLong run, Calumet batted led the team with .667 with 86 hits, of our current homes for sale! four doubles and 10 including 15 for extra hits total, leading to bases. The Chieftains www.ElRenoRealEstate.net her .588 average. She had 38 walks against Larry Kathy Hope Kayla scored eight runs and 13 strikeouts. Hodges Douglas McClellan Corte 262-6020 • 1617 E. Hwy 66 had five runs batted Abby Nitzel posted a 405-640-1525 405-245-7065 405-642-8730 405-323-8457 facebook.com/preferredpropertiesrealestate in. Emily Loughridge .944 average with two (.563) followed with home runs and 14 base nine hits, three of hits total. She logged those doubles, with 10 10 ribbies and scored Soccer Scoring runs and five RBIs. nine times. Makyla drought Alexis Archer (.533) Nitzel (.875) homered From Page 9 booked three doubles, for one of her 14 base El Reno a homer and eight hits, driving in 10 runs new ranking hits total, followed and scoring seven. High School’s system behind Christian Diaz Bishop McGuinness battles for control Union City win and Noble. of a bouncing Baseball streak ends The Indians ball in front of The Tigers had their dominated Southeast the Southeast From Page 8 12-game win streak in three key statistics, goal during last snapped last week leading in total shots week’s District (35-4), on-goal shots Austin Arnold with a 20-13 loss to 5A-1 match (21-3) and corner kicks carried a .700 average Southwest Covenant at Memorial (7-0). The Spartans did over the period School as the Patriots Stadium. The hold a 41:31-37:12 edge with three doubles scored 11 runs in the Indians lost 4-0 in time of possession. and seven hits total, final two frames. to the Spartans El Reno posted all scoring eight times. Union City, ranked for their fourth five goals in the first Kaleb Melvin (.667) 13th in Class A, straight shutout half as Huber scored homered and had six was coming off loss. EHS is now 2:45 into the match base hits leading to the championship 1-7 on the year off an assist by six runs and five runs of its own wooden and 0-1 in district Piper Graves. Leslie batted in. Jaxon Olive bat tournament after play. (Tribune Valdez took a pass (.714) recorded a home wins over Dover (15-4), photographer/ from Graves in the run to highlight his Verden (15-7) and Glen Miller) seventh minute to line of nine runs, Thomas-Fay/Custer score for a 2-0 lead. five base hits and four (2-0). The Tigers added Huber made it RBIs. a 23-2 victory over a 3-0 match with an Southeast’s Huber ended with Hunter Arnold (.364) Geary before the loss Between the last two unassisted goal in lone goal came 10 shots on the night, had four singles and to the Pats. goals, El Reno had 11 the 10th minute. The in the second half followed by Valdez a walk leading to five The Tigers hit .395 more scoring chances junior then completed as EHS keeper with five and four runs and five ribbies. for the five-game go wide or high of the three-goal hat trick Kinley Golden each from Guzman Hunter Navanick run with 47 hits and the net or stopped 10 minutes later when made a diving and Lierle. (.333) added two base 35 walks against 25 by three separate her shot, off an assist save, one of Bri Vickers had hits, a pair of runs strikeouts. Tyler Ross Spartan goalies. Huber by Joey Lierle, found her two on the three shots as did and two ribbies. batted .500 with two and Valdez had three the net. night, but the ball Graves. Cora Newby, Six pitchers doubles and a team- of those shots, while El Reno’s last goal popped loose and Taylor Decker, took the mound high eight base hits Graves, Bre Spann, of the half came from was knocked in Ximena Salazar and for Calumet and leading to 10 runs Reese Hardy, Alissa Valdez off a second by a Southeast Carlie Golden added combined for a 3.29 scored and nine batted Guzman and Lierle assist by Lierle. player. one shot each. earned run average, in. added one shot each. allowing 17 runs off Braydon Armstrong 14 base hits and four (.583) homered and hit and driving in three. walks, while fanning for the cycle to push Indians Cooper (.750) tripled 31 batters. home eight runs and for one of his three Olive threw five scoring 10 himself. From Page 8 base hits, logging five innings for one win, Josh Morrison (.438) runs and an RBI. striking out 12 batters, doubled and had seven Ryan Island (.666) Island also hit .750 while allowing one hit hits and six ribbies, drove in three with a double, three and walking two in while Lane Casey runs and scored hits and three ribbies the shutout of Seiling. (.308) logged four hits. three times with in the series. Wyatt Dean struck Shane McNeil (.571) two singles. Ramey (.500) added out nine batters in had two doubles and Brayden Fulton, two base hits, followed the shutout of New four base hits and Jovanny Rosas, by a triple from Hunt Life Christian. Tyler Norton (.364) Palmer Ellis, and singles by Ellison added four singles. Keagan Holeman and and Palmer. TRIBUNE PHOTOS Union City threw Ryan Blackowl added Jovanny Rosas slides into second base around the tag of a Island picked up PER DIGITAL seven pitchers who a base hit each. one of the wins on the $ Guymon player. (Tribune photographer/Glen Miller) 5 COPY combined for a 6.19 Ellis had one win on hill, striking out six ERA with a line of the mound, posting a and a walk over three strikeouts. Fulton over three scoreless 34 runs, 34 strikeouts, three-inning shutout innings, while fanning hit .750 against the and hitless innings. 32 hits and 18 walks. line of six strikeouts, five batters. Spartans with three Ty Vincent got the Braydon Denning three walks and a run El Reno hit .404 base hits, three runs other victory with threw seven scoreless allowed. against Southeast, and a trio of RBIs. a three-inning line innings, with six Fulton logged the taking advantage Rosas (.600) added a of two walks, two strikeouts, four base other win, issuing of 17 hits and 12 double and three base strikeouts and one 405-262-5180 hits and one walk. two runs off a hit walks against eight hits, scoring five runs run allowed.