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Subscribe to the El Reno Tribune! Get 1-year for $25 or 2-years for only $ in Canadian County. Delivered right to your mailbox! 2A ◆ NEWS Sunday, November 10, 2019 El Reno Tribune Obituaries Debra Jo Foulk Dolores Ann Reding A graveside Debbie is survived Prayer service for She is also memorial service by her two sons, Dolores Ann Reding survived by a for close family Lyndon Price will be held at 7 p.m. daughter and son-in- and friends of and Aaron Price; Monday at Sacred law, Krista and Cory Debra “Debbie” Jo her companion, Heart Catholic Brandley of Calumet; Foulk will be held at Kenneth Bradford; Church. Mass of brother and sister-in- 11 a.m. Wednesday, sister, Connie Christian Burial law, Mike and Robin Nov. 13, 2019, in the Maschino and will be at 2 p.m. White of Eufaula; Kingfisher Cemetery. husband, Tony; Tuesday at Sacred sister and brother-in- Services are under niece, Melissa Ray Heart with Rev. law, Kathy and Joe the direction of and husband, John; Kelly Edwards and Biller of Yukon; Wilson Funeral nephew, Cody Price Deacon Lloyd Menz sister-in-law and Home. and wife, Randee; officiating. Burial brother-in-law, Patty Debbie passed away her three grandkids, will be in the El Reno and Curtis Kara Nov. 4, 2019, at the Debra Jo Foulk Cterling Price, Cemetery under the Dolores Ann Reding of El Reno; grand- age of 61 in El Reno. Aiden Trepagnier direction of Huber- children, Pierson She was born Dec. 1, Debbie worked and Lyla Price; also, Benson Funeral Tag Agency. Her Brandley, Addison 1957, in Blackwell various jobs through- Lexi Ray, Cali Ray, Home. passion in life was Brandley and to Cecil and Peggy out her life. She was Ryder Price and Dolores died her family and Bryson Brandley; Bush. Debbie grew up a homemaker, a Emma Price, whom Nov. 7, 2019, at St. friends, especially and numerous nieces in Kingfisher and massage therapist, she loved as her Katharine Drexel her grandchildren. and nephews. attended Dover High a nurses aide, and grandkids; numerous Retirement Center She was a member Dolores was School. She married worked in retail. nieces, nephews in El Reno. She was of Sacred Heart preceded in death Donald Ray Price She loved caring and extended Price born March 28, 1946, Church, Altar by her parents, on Sept. 15, 1973, and for others in any family. in El Reno and was Society and Catholic Buster and Eileen together they had two capacity that she Debbie was a lifelong resident Daughters of the (Wartchow) White, sons. Later in life served. She enjoyed preceded in death of the community. Americas. and sons, Charles she met a companion, crafting, traveling by Donald Ray Price; Before her On Jan. 28, 1978, Curtis Reding and Kenneth Bradford. and shopping. Most parents, Cecil retirement she was Dolores married Tyler Wade Reding. The two of them of all, Debbie loved to and Peggy Bush; a case worker for Kenneth Charles Memorials may be cherished and spend time with her sister, Tammie Price; the Department of Reding at Sacred made to Sacred Heart enjoyed each moment family, especially her and niece, Skye Human Services and Heart Church. Church, 208 S. Evans, they spent together. grandkids. Maschino. tag agent at Route 66 Ken survives her. El Reno, Okla. 73036.
Justin Woodward Alicia Rose Learned Memorial service grew up in Moore. Justin is survived for Justin Mathew He was involved by his grandmother, Alicia Rose She is survived by Alicia was Woodward of Moore in Boy Scouts, Vera Woodward; Learned died her brothers and preceded in will be held at 2 p.m. achieving the level brothers, Robert Nov. 4, 2019, at her sisters-in-law, Chet death by her parents; Wednesday in the of Eagle Scout during Woodward, James home in El Reno. and Kari Learned sister, Christina Geary Cemetery. his school years. Lindsey, Gregory Born July 17, 1972, of Oklahoma City, Jackson; brother, Justin passed He had a love Lindsey and Robert in Oklahoma City, Johnny Learned Newt Learned; away Nov. 1, 2019, in and knowledge of Badger; and sisters, Alicia was one of of Kansas City, Mo., twin sister, Oklahoma City. He electronics which Sheryl Routt, 10 children born Matt and Jill Learned Alida Manske; was born July 1, 1991, served him well into Patricia Joyce and to John Warren of Olathe, Kan., sister-in-law, in Oklahoma City, and his adult life. Mary Walley. and Juanita May George and Kathi JoAnn Learned; (Lincoln) Learned. Learned of New and brother-in-law, She was a graduate Jersey and Brent Jeff Manske. Mary Girard of Northwestern and Michell Learned No services Memorial service in the El Reno Miss Girard Classen High School of Oklahoma City; are planned. for Mary Margaret Cemetery. Cremation passed away and a member sister, Lori Learned Arrangements are Girard of El Reno arrangements are Oct. 24, 2019, at of Drexel Baptist of Lawrence, Kan.; under the direction will be held at under the direction of the Spanish Cove Church in Oklahoma and numerous nieces of Huber-Benson 10 a.m. Wednesday Wilson Funeral Home. Retirement Center City. and nephews. Funeral Home. in Yukon. She was born March 11, 1927, NEWS PAGE 2 in El Reno. Clarita Porras Mary had Wake service for most of her life in El Reno Tribune 5-DAY FORECAST lived in Tennessee, Clarita Beatriz Porras El Reno but also ELRENOTRIBUNE.COM South Carolina was held Friday at the lived in Bethany and MONDAY and Baltimore, Md., Concho Community Austin, Texas. Published semi-weekly: 39 16 before moving back Hall. Funeral services After receiving her Wednesday and Sunday HIGH LOW to Oklahoma. will be held at 1 p.m. associate degree, her Vol. 129, No. 73 FREEZING DRIZZLE She was a Saturday, Nov. 9 at the career as a paralegal graduate of Concho Community took her to Austin Co-publishers TUESDAY Sean Dyer and 38 El Reno High School Hall with burial in where she worked Ray Dyer 25 and received a the El Reno Cemetery. for the Travis County HIGH LOW bachelor of Services are under the District Attorney. SOME SUN, COLD CONNECT WITH US science degree direction of Huber- She was a member WEDNESDAY in social work. Benson Funeral Home. of Southern Heights Website 50 29 Mary was a Clarita died Baptist Church. www. homemaker. Nov. 2, 2019, at AMG Clarita is survived HIGH LOW elrenotribune.com PARTLY SUNNY Survivors Specialty Hospital by her mother, Juanita include her brother, in Oklahoma City. Flying Coyote of the THURSDAY Henry Girard of She was born home, and a brother, 51 26 El Reno. June 20, 1975, in Pablo Porras Jr. of Clinton. She lived Perkins. Clarita Porras HIGH LOW Instagram PARTLY CLOUDY FRIDAY 53 28 HIGH LOW PLENTY OF SUN
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El Reno VFW The meals will be Post 382 will serve served at the VFW breakfast and lunch Post, with breakfast BETTER NEWSPAPER CONTEST to veterans free of available from 8:30 charge on Monday, to 9:30 a.m. and lunch Nov. 11. served at noon. 2018 SEQUOYAH AWARD The meals will be At 9 a.m., students OKLAHOMA PRESS ASSOCIATION served in celebration from Hillcrest of Veterans Day. School will perform Non-veterans musical selections for Contact: Phone 405-262-5180/ Fax: 405-262-3541 can join in for $3. the veterans. El Reno Tribune Sunday, November 10, 2019 NEWS ◆ 3A Compost bin will add nutrients to garden soil ith recent higher production the microbes. Layer freezing and healthier plants. IntheGarden the dry brown leaves Wtemps, A healthy plant with the wetter green everything in the is well balanced garden debris so air garden that was with nutrients and Catherine can circulate freely blooming profusely less susceptible to Dougherty through the pile. was literally nipped in disease, thus greatly Occasionally flip the bud. reducing the need the mixture as if When the sun rose, for applications of tossing a salad to each frostbitten leaf chemical fertilizers, decomposing, it will assure success. Expect became a surreal deep pesticides and be useful to add a little it to take a full year color, transforming fungicides. manure. Chicken for a season’s waste to to transparent before Creation of a bin manure is the hottest decompose so patience losing its grip on life is simple and may be and perhaps the best, is a virtue in this case. and slowly falling with completed in a few but easily obtained There is no better each passing breeze. hours using recycled cattle or horse manure way to improve the Thankfully the wood and fencing. will also work well. soil and its ability rain arrived to Select a convenient As your material to absorb water replenish the sub- spot accessible to the begins to compost, and nutrients than surface moisture garden and enclose a earthworms will to periodically add before more freezes … space about 4 feet by appear and work compost. Considered this will ensure the 4 feet with any type magic on your project. black gold by winter safety of the of fencing available Billions of micro- the gardener, it is garden perennials. to keep the compost organisms will join inexpensive, natural The rains also contained and them in their work and well worth the began the important still provide air and nourished by rain, efforts. process of leaf circulation. Make a air and the bits of decomposition. side opening so you materials added, During a drought may occasionally stir, will aid in the the leaves eventually work or turn over the decomposition. disintegrate into tiny pile. Begin by adding According to Holiday dust-laden particles, the fallen leaves and the U.S. Composting but they will not then continue with Council, the recipe Catering decompose properly the addition of garden for perfect compost without moisture. vegetation and kitchen is a mixture of three THE HOLIDAYS As one cleans up scraps such as egg parts brown to one ARE HERE... around the garden shells and vegetable part green which will this fall, remember peelings. provide a balance of Book Now! to leave fallen lawn In order for nitrogen and carbon leaves for the many the layers to begin suitable for feeding Also check out our small mammals Party Pans to Go! and insects that It is a good Compost will add WWW.PRIMOSOK.COM need winter homes, time to consider necessary nutrients however, flower beds recycling this to the garden and Tuxedo Lounge Or for a free catering quote need to be cleaned of debris within a create an amended 405-245-9095 debris. compost bin. soil which allows for
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El Reno School Board Scott McBee 262-5136 Brad Baker 570-7639 Curtis Blanc 262-7303 Dorrie Parrott 831-1444 Dallas Curtis 519-4233 Superintendent Craig McVay 262-4269 Address El Reno School Board P.O. Box 580 El Reno, Okla. 73036 Offi ce phone — 262-1703
Media report off base as far as juvenile Canadian County Commissioners detention director's time in Mississippi Marc Hader District 1 Shop 422-2425 Editor’s Note: An internal GuestColumn Mississippi, the plaintiff ’s David Anderson investigation is said to be attorneys were investigating, “The complaint or District 2 Shop under way at the Canadian requesting information and 422-2426 Jack Stewart County Children’s Justice Bob building their case. Center after complaints of The company that ran the petition filed by the District 3 Shop harassment were made by Hughey Walnut Grove Correctional 422-2427 Address former employees against Facility realized that they plaintiffs asked that the County Commissioners the director of the center. needed to bring in outside Canadian County Below is a statement issued Associate District Judge help to address these issues. Courthouse by Associate District Judge Canadian County In the summer of 2010, state of Mississippi no El Reno, Okla. 73036 Bob Hughey concerning However, we are Kern was hired as deputy Offi ce phone recent media reports about 262-1070, Ext. 200 concerned that this story warden to help fix the the matter. could cause some people problems with that facility. longer permit Calumet Board to erroneously believe His actual title was Deputy n Nov. 5, 2019, that Mr. Kern was involved Warden of Programs. He of Trustees Channel 9 News ran wasn’t involved in the day- in wrongdoing at the juveniles to be placed in Mayor Bruce Wallace a second news story to-day care of the juveniles. O Mississippi facility. He was 205-7803 related to Dan Kern, the His job was to create not. In fact, he was brought Vice Mayor Mark Stanke director of the Canadian programs that would adult facilities. in to help fix the problems. 226-2786 County Children’s Justice serve as alternatives to In 2010, the state of Steve Snow Center. This one tied Mr. incarcerating juveniles. Mississippi had significant 850-8704 Kern to the Walnut Grove However, just two or They were not seeking issues related to the housing Terry Brungardt Correctional Facility in three months later, a class of juveniles. 203-2114 Mississippi. action lawsuit was filed. They still held Lacey Rowell Walnut Grove was sued Mr. Kern was named in money or damages for juveniles in adult jails 203-6900 by juveniles housed in the the lawsuit, not individually, and prisons. According Address facility. We do not want but in his official capacity to the complaint filed in the plaintiff. They were Calumet Board of people to get the wrong as Deputy Warden of federal court in Mississippi, Trustees impression from that story Programs of the Walnut the juveniles were being P.O. Box 190 about Mr. Kern’s role at the Grove Youth Correctional physically assaulted, seeking a change in Calumet, Okla. 73014 Walnut Grove Correctional Facility. sexually assaulted, placed Offi ce phone — 893-2323 Facility. in isolation, provided There were several In fairness to Channel 9, inadequate medical care other individuals named state law, or state they acknowledged that Union City Board and mental health treatment, in the lawsuit in their they were not able to of Trustees and denied educational official capacity as warden independently confirm policies and opportunities. of the facility, deputy Mayor Jessica Dempsey the story, other than All of that was occurring warden and Health Services Vice Mayor Charlie Ross the fact that Kern lived in prior to Kern’s employment administrator. Les Parks Mississippi during the time procedures.” at the facility. Also prior Bob McGregor of the lawsuit. to Kern’s employment in Turn to HUGHEY, Page 5A Keith Dennis Address Union City Trustees Letters Policy P.O. Box 36 The Tribune welcomes Union City, Okla. 73090 letters to the editor on Town Hall — 483-5509 subjects of interest to Ext. 5 our readers. The use of any material is at the Oklahoma discretion of the editor. Editing may be Legislature necessary for space or Gov. Kevin Stitt clarity or to avoid poor taste, libel and invasion Offi ce of the Governor of privacy. Ideas though 212 State Capitol Building, will not be changed. 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd., All letters must bear the Oklahoma City, Okla. handwritten signature of the writer and include 73105 address and phone Phone (405) 521-2342 number for verifi cation Lt. Gov. Matt Pinnell purposes (address and Offi ce of the Lt. Governor phone numbers will not be printed). 211 State Capitol Building, Send letters to: 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd., The Editor Oklahoma City, Okla. P.O. Box 9 73105 El Reno, Oklahoma Phone (405) 521-2161. 73036 E-mail letters to State Sen. rdyer@elrenotribune. Lonnie Paxton com [email protected]. Must also Phone 405-521-5537 contain name, address and State Rep. phone number. Rhonda Baker Letters can also be Room 202-A State Capitol, e-mailed through our Oklahoma City, Okla. home page at www.elrenotribune. 73105 com Phone 405-557-7311 El Reno Tribune Sunday, November 10, 2019 NEWS ◆ 5A Scouting for Food Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts along with adult volunteers helped gather in more than 2,800 pounds of food last week during the annual Scouting for Food Drive. The food was turned over to The Lord’s Harvest to help feed people over the next several weeks. Below, Ron and Cooper Thompson along with Lauren, Malachi and Gabriel Bilbrey. At left, Olson Johnson, Scoutmaster Everett Benge and Edward Carrasco were among the volunteers. (Courtesy photos)
This included about this lawsuit that shows his alternatives There was no recognized as an Hughey the company that were excluded from to the incarceration of reason for this lawsuit expert, with the employed Kern. news reports. First, juveniles. to raise any red knowledge and From Page 4A The Notice of the issues or problems It shows his plans flags related to experience to correct Dismissal, filed Nov. at Walnut Grove were to get juveniles out the employment of the problems of The complaint 15, 2011, stated these occurring prior to of adult facilities. Dan Kern. Kern was Walnut Grove. or petition filed by parties were being Kern’s employment And it shows the plaintiffs asked dismissed because the at the Walnut Grove proposals for changes that the state of plaintiffs were close to Correctional Facility. in the treatment of Mississippi no longer an agreement with the The lawsuit juveniles who must be VOTE permit juveniles state of Mississippi was already in the in a state facility. to be placed in adult and the state agencies planning stage before The digital form NOVEMBER 12 facilities. involved. he was hired. of that document They were not Less than three Second, Dan Kern shows that it was seeking money months later an was brought in to last modified years or damages for agreement was help fix the problems. ago, when Kern was the plaintiff. They announced. Out of He was hired because still employed in were seeking a that agreement came of his experience, Mississippi. change in state law, a Consent Decree, expertise and or state policies and or an agreed-to court knowledge, and to be procedures. order that prohibited part of the solution. In 2011, the the housing of Third, he was plaintiffs dismissed juveniles in adult dismissed from the Kern from the facilities. lawsuit, and there Catholic lawsuit, along with It also required the was not a judgment other individuals. state of Mississippi against him, nor was Additionally, the to take steps to correct there a finding that he Radio private companies and stop juveniles did anything wrong. that were running from being mistreated Kern still has a the Walnut Grove while in a state detailed document Correctional Facility facility. showing his plan to were dismissed as There are at least correct the issues 97.3 Paid for by Friends of Steve Jensen. well. three important facts at Walnut Grove. It
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Citizens of El Reno,
We have had some questions and comments concerning our family business and we want to be transparent about the facts. Jensen Farms is NOT expanding its feed yard to 10,000 head as has been speculated. Jensen Farms is trying to be proactive in utilizing modern technologies to be good neighbors. We are relocating part of our feed yard on our property. Our feed yard has been part of the community at its present location since 1935. New and better techniques have been developed for controlling odor and taking care of the cattle. In order to implement and utilize modern technology we plan to complete building new pens and then take old pens out and repurpose the land. In order to do this, the City of El Reno has requested that we bring our zoning up to current codes of I-3 on a portion of our property. We are currently surrounded by I-3 on the North and to the West. The Oklahoma State Department of Agriculture has reviewed and approved our plans. If you have any questions feel free to call us.
Sincerely,
Steve Jensen Peter Jensen 405-659-9198 405-620-0551 El Reno Tribune Sunday, November 10, 2019 NEWS ◆ 7A CV Art Guild to feature Lienau at meeting
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“I want you to know teachers. Several of 30% Gala that you can be an her loved ones were in influence,” he said. attendance, including From Page 1A “Folks, you are an her sister who came influence. Take that from Tulsa. Her pastor OFF! Carter, Carolyn card and let it remind was also present. Marshall, Brandon you.” Marshall’s speech Hobson and Lyle Carter was made an interesting Hedgecock were nominated for the turn as she brought up honored as true award by El Reno her teaching method. El Reno success High School Principal She said she asks each stories. Though they Pat Liticker. of her students to ask FALL DECOR were each nominated The next alumnus a question every single for different reasons, to receive the award day, or at least be a Excludes furniture, PJ Designs & Special Orders. those in attendance of his family. He then was Carolyn Marshall. part of the discussion. seemed to honor them asked everyone he’s An El Reno High On that note, she equally for their ever coached to stand School grad of 1977, decided to treat the accomplishments, with up, telling the crowd she began her teaching audience as if they the crowd giving each the company a person career in 1981. She were her students. She Bridal Registry a standing ovation. keeps is a key element is well-known in encouraged them to Madison Brown & Zachary Kouba Carter was the first to success. the public schools ask her questions. to accept his award. “That right there community, and people One person in the November 1, 2019 An El Reno High is why a man can be have kind words for crowd asked Marshall School graduate of successful,” he said, her. about her favorite 1971, he went on to referring to those in LaNeta Guth, who public school memory. Baby Registry accomplish many attendance. nominated Marshall, Marshall answered things as a coach He said he was said the longtime that it was probably Sarah Diaz • Neeley White and athletic director. excited to receive teacher is “the living, when segregation He brought the EHS the award, saying the breathing example of stopped in El Reno. Jade Wedman • Brittany McPeak football team to the honor was different El Reno Public Schools “I went to Booker T., state finals twice, from his induction education.” and then I was bused Darrien Hicks • Hunter Bonilla and he was the only into the Hall of Fame. School to Lincoln,” she said. El Reno-born coach to “There’s nothing Superintendent “The integration was When You Register your be inducted into the like this, when you Craig McVay also great. Everything 20% OFF Oklahoma Coaching get this in your said he was proud went smoothly for FOR 1 YEAR Wedding at Cocobella’s! Hall of Fame. He also hometown.” of her teaching me, and everyone was coached for Oklahoma Carter told the style, which has accepting.” 105 S. Bickford • El Reno, OK during the 2004 Oil audience to look at the impacted the lives Someone else 26-BELLA • Owner: Paula Cooper Bowl Classic, and he cards he had placed on of an estimated 5,000 asked her why she is currently a deacon their table. He said the students. wanted to be a teacher M-F 10:00am - 5:00pm • Saturday 10am - 4pm and Sunday school word was important to “I’ve never seen in the first place. teacher at First Baptist him, saying that every anyone handle a She said the idea Church. person is an influence classroom like you came while she was in Carter thanked his on someone else do,” he said. college. Subscribe coaches, teachers, whether they like it or Marshall thanked to the El Reno Tribune! Call 262-5180 parents and the rest not. her family, friends and Turn to GALA, Page 10A
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Trust in the LORD with all your heart and do not lean on your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge Him, and He will make your paths straight. ~ Proverbs 3:5-6 Greetings, It is my honor to endorse Matt White for Mayor of El Reno.
I think Matt’s greatest quality as Mayor is his dedication to El Reno's citizens and his constant accessibility. I am around Matt almost every day and his phone rings constantly. He takes calls from citizens, morning to night, and he stops what he is doing and listens to each caller. He then tries to help them with their situation.
Matt is an expert on all things El Reno, from knowing the infrastructure to the city budget and long range planning.
I hear people say “It’s time for change.” WHY? Things have never been better for our town.
Matt White has never stopped changing things since he was fi rst elected. That's why he was elected, to make changes. He's still making changes, all for the better.
El Reno has the lowest water and sewer rates in the county. The golf course is paid for. The air park has no debt. Our healthcare is making major leaps forward, all without a tax increase.
The vast majority of those opposed to Matt White have always been against Matt. Even when Matt has helped them out, they are still against him. They are the same people who created the problems that Matt has helped correct. The only difference with this election is they have raised more than $30,000 to unseat our mayor. Why $30,000 to win a job that pays no salary? Is it about progress or is it something else?
I have seen no plan from any candidate on what they can or will do better than what our current Mayor has done and is doing. Some candidates say they will listen and work with people. Some candidates point to their character and their faith in God. Well, Matt White has character. He proves it every day. And he defi nitely has faith in God.
It's obvious in how he works like crazy to help those who aren't considered the most popular or who aren't as well off as some others. He is the best Mayor in Oklahoma because he's a mayor for all of the people. Even those who don't like him.
CHANGE?
Matt White has proven he's willing to make changes for El Reno for the better. Help keep those changes going.
Help re-Elect Matt White!
~ Sincerely, Brad Baker
Paid political ad by Brad Baker. El Reno Tribune Sunday, November 10, 2019 NEWS ◆ 9A
District Court Judge possession charges and fell behind on in 2013, and was “The jail is any Jail Paul Hesse, who took from felonies to their payments of elected sheriff in 2016 county’s greatest office in July 2017, misdemeanors. those costs would — taking office in liability,” West said. From Page 1A modified the standards State Question 780 be jailed. Now, January 2017. “Traditionally, jail for bonds, allowing also changed the Hirst works out an During his tenure, administrators were Guideis planning to drop to anyoneGuide To who lives in threshold forTo a agreement for them West has improved the people who worked three. Canadian County property crime to be to pay as little as $25 a professionalism of the their way up within a West decreased this and is charged with classified as a felony to month. sheriff ’s department. sheriff ’s office and had year’s budget request a misdemeanor to $1,000 instead of $500. “If someone loses He has worked limited training. We for housing prisoners be released on their Another change their job and can’t pay closely with now have professional in other counties to own recognizance. is that Court Clerk a lot toward their Undersheriff leadership with years $500,000 from $700,000, That resulted in Marie Hirst developed costs, they don’t have Kevin Ward, who of experience in the Worshipand he doesn’t expect theWorship jail holding fewer Servicesa new approach to toServices go back to jail before also is a former Highway Patrol and to use all of that. prisoners. how she handles court their trial,” West said. state trooper and the Department of GuidePolicy Changes ToIn addition,Worship the penalties and fees,Services Jail Culture former Oklahoma Corrections and The county jail implementation of West said. West, a retired state Secretary for Safety extensive training.” primarily holds State Question 780 in Before, someone trooper, began with and Security. West said the prisoners awaiting July 2017 also helped. awaiting trial who had the sheriff ’s office He also hired sheriff ’s office has trial. It reduced most drug been released from jail as the undersheriff Kristie Carter, a policies that promote former probation and treating inmates with parole officer and respect. C&A Gov. Reggie operates an according to the executive at the Union “We look for Mayor Wassana said the agriculture business, reports. City Community people skills in hiring El Reno election is raised just more than The reports, Corrections Center, as corrections officers,” From Page 1A of great importance $30,000 in his effort to filed last week at the the jail administrator. West said. to the tribes and win the seat. El Reno Municipal and Arapaho encouraged tribal White, a Building, are a matter Community Action candidate forum members to vote. businessman and of public record. Final Boxes Agency, 203 N. held in Concho. White and Jensen developer who was campaign expenditure Bickford. It is believed the are considered the recently named reports are required From Page 1A “Blessing Baskets Concho forum may frontrunners. Oklahoma Mayor to be filed after the Christmas program have been a first Campaign of the Year for election. Dyer said plans to help more for the C&A to host expenditure Cities over 5,000 in Neither Copelin if a business or than 750 families concerning an El Reno reports show Jensen, population, raised just or Thompson filed a organization would including 1,000 political race. who with his family more than $11,000, report. like to have a Rev. Barry Bennett children this Blessing Box or a Christmas,” Dyer Rev. Taud Boatman Rev. Taud Boatman poster promoting the said. First Blessing Baskets “We appreciate the First Visit us online 24/7 effort, contact her at Ashbrook Foundation, Pentecostal Pentecostal 405-802-6275. United Way, The Church of Church of Also, if there is Lord’s Harvest and God God a family that needs all the community assistance, they businesses and @ www.elrenotribune.com can sign up at the individuals who make Canadian County this mission possible.”
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El Reno High School; I told her I liked them They’ve sort of been Andrea Williams, and asked her if she an invisible hand Etta Dale; Michelle liked her hands, too. behind me.” Whetstone, Roblyer That’s when I thought He mentioned many Learning Center; that maybe she’s just people who meant Deborah Wood, not ever around other a great deal to him, Lincoln Learning races. I thought, ‘I including his teachers Center; Gretchen want to be in that and his family. Fryar, Rose Witcher; school to show that Above, Patty Purvis, “Parents are the key Adawnya Wiewel, this is who I am, this Carolyn Marshall and to success in school,” Hillcrest; Donna is my heritage, and Marshall’s grandbaby, he said. Rosenbaum, El Reno we are all alike no Luna Marshall. At left, The gala didn’t just Learning Center; and matter what color we El Reno Superintendent focus on the alumni. It Jan McDaniel, Gary are. I want to do that — Craig McVay talks with a also brought current Miller Children’s I want to teach.’” table full of gala attendees. El Reno teachers into Justice Center. Wiewel The next person (Tribune photographer/ the spotlight as school was named the District to receive the award Shane Smith) grants and Teachers Teacher of the Year. was Brandon Hobson. He couldn’t make it God’s Helping Hands Annual to the event, saying in In Hobson’s absence, would go on to earn a the Humanitarian an acceptance letter Anita Miller Lewis BS from the University Service Medal for that it was because Thanksgiving Dinner read his acceptance of Maryland, helping search for of his academic letter. a master’s of survivors at the Free to the Public! responsibilities “Thank you for Intelligence Analysis Murrah building at New Mexico State this wonderful with honors from the terrorist attack. He University. recognition,” it read. American Military was also a pro bono Hobson graduated “I am profoundly University, and then a attorney for indigent from El Reno High grateful for this, and it Juris Doctor from the clients on behalf of School in 1988. He is a makes me very happy.” American University Catholic Charities professor of English Hobson’s parents, Washington College and the American Literature, and he has Freddie and Jeanne, of Law, cum laude. He University. written popular novels. accepted the award was named Clinical On stage, Hedgecock His most recent on his behalf. As they Legal Education was quite humble. book, “Where the Dead collected the medal Association Student “It feels like my Please, join us for a wonderful Thanksgiving Dinner. There will be plenty of food, Sit Talking” is a Native and made their way to of the Year in 2014. winning is an fellowship, and fun. We can’t wait to see old friends and meet new friends! 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El Reno Tribune Ford • Lincoln CALL 262-8623 Higgins Backhoe Service or email: [email protected] If you would like to help sponsor this special feature, please contact Judy Hampton at 262-5180. VOTE STEVE JENSEN NOV. 12TH FOR EL RENO MAYOR My fellow El Reno residents, My name is Steve Jensen and I am running to be your next Mayor. I am running because I believe the Mayor should serve all the people. I am not running for a title, but rather to give back to you and your family and the city I love so much. I am not a politician, but rather I am your neighbor. I am concerned that many of our citizens have voiced their concerns, but for whatever reason, their voice has not been heard. I can promise you, if I am given the opportunity, to serve you and your family as mayor, your voice will be heard! My plan is a simple one, listen to the concerns of our citizens and organize the creative ideas and the passion to move our city forward. We need to spend the time and money to develop a long-term business plan that would set up a well-balanced environment for a stable and growth-oriented city. El Reno is going to grow and it’s our responsibility to direct that growth in the right direction. You deserve better roads, more business options, more healthcare options and more transparency. You deserve a mayor who will continue to support our public education, because after 20 years on the school board, we know it is vital both today and for our future. I am a man of action. You deserve a mayor who is ready to work on day one. In our first 30 days, I will launch a text alert program for El Reno. This opt in community platform will be vital in improving our overall communication and transparency. The residents of El Reno deserve to know exactly what's going on and what issues are being discussed. This text alert program will alert our citizens about potholes, road closures, water alerts and even severe weather that threatens our city. Our residents deserve more access to information and you will have that under a Jensen administration. Over the last ten plus years, we have virtually eliminated Citizen input from the Authorities in our community. The original idea behind the Rec, Airport and the Hospital authorities was to have appointed Citizens of the city, that are knowledgeable in these areas, become involved in recommendations and assisting the city leaders in making decisions regarding the operations of these entities. I would work to reestablish this imperative partnership. I want citizen’s voices to be heard and their ideas and recommendations to a driving force in the growth and development of El Reno. One of the unique areas of El Reno is our downtown area and we have an obligation to pursue what the possibilities are to preservation & development of this area. We have all witnessed downtown Oklahoma City and the successes they’ve experienced. Our downtown is cen- tral to and the heart of our community. Many small cities in Oklahoma have experienced tourism growth by saving their historical areas and El Reno should pursue ours. I will work tirelessly to bring in new industry and opportunities to El Reno and will work to bring back businesses and alliances that have left our city. I will continue to work with the community to improve our schools and to help raise our property values. I will work with the city to enforce and improve our city ordinances, to create a cleaner more maintained community. I will put the interests of the community first! I will encourage citizen input and give the office of the Mayor back to the citizens of El Reno. I will support and encourage the events and assets that make El Reno a great place to live, including Burger Day, Smoke on the Water, Small Town Weekend, Community Theatre, Music Shows, and our Golf Course (keeping it affordable & available to everyone) and many more. I am running because I believe our best is yet to come. If elected, I promise to listen to you. Your voice matters and again, it deserves to be heard. I also promise to give you my very best, not because this great city is my home, but rather it's our home. Together we can make our city the very best it can be. On behalf of my family, I can't thank you enough for your prayers and all your words of support and encouragement. They have meant so much to all of us. Lastly, I would like to ask you for something very special, your vote. I don't ask for it lightly, knowing that our freedom isn't free. I know I am the underdog, but together we can win this election. God Bless you and may God continue to bless El Reno and our great country! Sincerely, Steve Jensen VOTE NOV. 12 Your Voice Matters! Paid for by Friends of Steve Jensen. Re-Elect MATT WHITE FOR MAYOR VOTE NOVEMBER 12 I’m proud to be Mayor of El Reno. I’m proud to be your Mayor. I know my chief opponent’s campaign has tried to imply that I don’t listen to people. That’s just not true. The platform he is running on of ‘giving the offi ce of mayor back to the people’ is condescending and insulting to the people of El Reno who have trusted me with the offi ce of mayor four times. You, the people of El Reno, have voted me into offi ce four times. So, what they are really saying is the “wrong people” have voted me into offi ce four times. They don’t want your voice to be heard. Just like it was years ago. In the last 12 years we’ve seen El Reno change and grow more than ever before. I want to continue working with you to keep all the positive things happening. I bring experience and knowledge to the table that none of my opponents can offer. I know the city laws, how it’s structured, the budget and the plans that are being developed by all of us to build an even brighter future. My chief opponent in this race hasn’t requested a copy of the city budget or any fi nancial information from the City of El Reno. And yet, he says he has a plan. How can you formulate a plan without knowing the budget? Someone who served on the school board for 20 years should know the importance of doing homework. What he’s doing is making political promises with no idea of how to fulfi ll those promises. He’s worked hard for the past two months making political promises. For the past 12 years I’ve worked hard along with you to help transform promises into results. Results for El Reno. You can see results. We can see the results. Put me back on the job and I’ll continue to work hard for you and with you. All of you. Sincerely, Matt White KEEP THE CHANGE GOING. Re-Elect KEEP EL RENO GROWING! MATT WHITE FOR MAYOR Paid by Re-elect Matt White for Mayor, Elisha White, Treasurer, 1815 S. Choctaw • El Reno, OK 73036 TRIBUNE PHOTOS $ DIGITAL 5COPY SportsEL RENO TRIBUNE 405-262-5180 Sunday, November 10, 2019 ◆ 1B www.elrenotribune.com Caging the Panthers Chieftains ‘D’ helps start up offense in win By GLEN MILLER [email protected] CALUMET — How do you kick-start a sputtering offense? Calumet High School’s boys basketball team answered that question with six first-period steals to help overcome an early three-point deficit en route to a blowout win over Lookeba-Sickles last week, 82-52. The win moved the Chieftains to 2-0 on the season and in the Washita Valley Conference standings. Davee Deaton told her team “Our defense has won both last week that the 2019 season games for us. Offensively we was her last at El Reno as head are not getting the ball to coach. (Tribune photographer/ move enough early. We have Glen Miller) really been setting the pace of play with our defensive pressure,” said Calumet head coach Jacob Mayfield. Deaton says Calumet’s offense struggled early with four straight her decision misses and didn’t get on the scoreboard until the 4:42 mark of the first period on was not easy a basket and free throw by Brody Renbarger. aving played the That bucket was followed sport at all stages by a steal and layup from Hthrough college and then experiencing Turn to CALUMET, Page 2B the other side as a head coach on the club and high school levels, it’s safe to Third-period say softball has been a big part of Davee Deaton’s life shooting fuels for decades. From Calumet girls the By GLEN MILLER sidelines [email protected] Glen CALUMET — After Miller watching a 17-0 lead after one period slip down to 10 points So when she announced at halftime, Calumet High last week she was stepping School’s girls basketball down as El Reno High team uncorked a 50-percent School’s head coach, it was shooting effort in the third a decision not made lightly. period to pull away from “Softball has been a huge Lookeba-Sickles last week, part of my life and it was 60-40. hard to walk away from it. Calumet High School's The win lifted the There was a lot of time Brody Renbarger, above, leans past Chieftains to 2-0 on the and thought put into this the block of a Lookeba-Sickles season and in the early and it’s something I’ve defender to get off a shot around the standings of the Washita been considering for a year basket in the fi rst period. Valley Conference. now and it was a tough Tetona Blackowl, right, stares down “It’s a good start. Both decision,” said Deaton. the Panthers defense as she looks are quality teams. We had So what made her walk for a passing lane in the third period. to overcome some things away from the sport? (Tribune photographer/Glen Miller) but found a way to get “At the end of the day, two big conference wins,” this is something I have no said Calumet head coach doubts about. I don’t love it Kyle Axton. the way I used to and I’m Turn to HOOPS, Page 2B Turn to MILLER, Page 4B Bringing State of the Art DENTISTRY to El Reno 7+203621)(1&( 'DQLHO7KRPSVRQ2ZQHU FREE FIRST VISIT™ - Includes exam with doctor and X-rays Second Opinions on Cosmetic, Implants, and Dentures Always FREE Same-day Emergency Appointments • Serving Families • • Insurance plans accepted • Ć1HZ)HQFH&RQVWUXFWLRQĆ5HVLGHQWLDO &RPPHUFLDO • Several financing options • Ć6WRFNDGH&KDLQOLQN PRUHĆServing Oklahoma for over 25 years! 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Ryan Island, before The Chieftains put with 57-44 win Renbarger scored off the game away in the a steal and feed from third period behind Okarche High Gunner Snowden. a 23-7 run, sparked School’s girls Calumet kept its by six points from basketball team 10-2 run going with a Jose Castillo and a dominated both pick and bucket from pair of 3-pointers ends of the floor Island before Snowden from Snowden. last week in crunch was fouled on a drive Mark Castillo and time to post a 57-44 to the basket, set up Nitzel added four road win over the by another steal from points each. Lomega Raiders. the junior. He made Renbarger scored The 14-point one of two free throws two points in the third victory moved the to give CHS a 10-4 period and Island a Warriors to 2-0 on lead. free throw as Calumet the season. took a 58-30 into the Okarche’s defense fourth. limited the Raiders The Chieftains to single-digit polished off the scoring in two of 30-point win with a the four periods 24-22 scoring edge including a four- over the final eight point effort in minutes, getting the third period. four points each Lomega trailed 11-9 from Snowden and after one period but J.J. Robinson to pace used a 19-16 edge in the effort. the second period Calumet had 12 to take a 28-27 lead different players score into halftime. in the victory, led by The Warriors double-digit efforts outscored Lomega from Island with 15 10-4 in the third Matt Snyder points and Snowden period before with 14. Snyder, closing out the win The Chieftains Renbarger and Mark with a 20-12 break extended the margin and Jose Castillo over the final eight to 16-10 by the end closed with nine minutes. of the first period, points each. Marlo Hunt getting a 3-pointer and The Chieftains were knocked down five points from Island coming off a 79-43 four 3-pointers and a free throw by blowout of Binger- and closed the game James Nitzel. Oney to open the 2019- with a team-high It would be as close 20 season. Snowden 16 points for the as the Panthers would led the way with 32 Warriors. Rachel get as Calumet opened points, comprised of McDowell and the second period eight 2-point baskets Reagan Robinson with back-to-back and a 16-of-20 effort scored 10 points baskets from Matt from the free-throw each. Snyder, one of those line. Calumet was Madison Owens a 3-pointer. Lookeba- 23-of-32 (72 percent) had a trey and Sickles did cut it back from the stripe in the Calumet High School guard Abby Nitzel uses her arm to screen off a Lookeba-Sickles seven points to pace to a six-point game win. defender while shooting a third-period layup. those scorers in but then watched the Mark Castillo (Tribune photographer/Glen Miller) single digits, while Chieftains outscore and Renbarger Hannah Harris. Ray, Karsyn Vallerand them 13-4 over the added 10 points each, Hoops who had four points in had six points and final 4:23 of the half. followed by Island the run, scored a fast- Ryen Wittrock Snowden had with nine, Jose From Page 1B break basket to push posted five points. three points over that Castillo with eight the CHS lead to 35-19. Sage Griswold span, followed by two points and Snyder Calumet’s defense Lookeba-Sickles added three points. points each from Jose with six points. held the Panthers made another run scoreless in the first to trim Calumet’s lead period, while on the to 36-24, but Calumet SAVE ON HOME SECURITY opposite end of the answered with back- court, getting a pair of to-back 3-pointers 3-pointers from Brie from Allie Harris and GREAT Myers and eight points Myers to jump-start total. Hannah Harris a 9-3 break to close the LOW added a trey, while period. 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Devereaux 02 ------12 Crawford --- 02 ------12 While playing a half- RomanNose 01 ------06 court stall game most of Moore 01 ------06 the second half, Union Girard ------01 ------02 ER Defense ------01 ------02 City High School’s girls Goucher ------01 ------01 basketball team still scored TEAM STATS over the 50-point mark Category El Reno Opp First Downs 187 118 last week against an Penalties/Yards 77/674 75/617 overmatched Verden team. CAVIN Fumbles/Lost 26/11 32/11 The Tigers moved to 2-0 Punts: Attempted/Blocked 28/01 45/01 Punts: Total Yards/Avg 908/32.4 1,512/33.6 on the season with the 52-18 Wrecker Service, LLC Rushing: Attempts 385 352 victory. Rushing: Total Yards 2,507 1,330 Passing: Completed/Attempts/INT 86-152-4 66-160-4 Taytim Woods led the way Passing: Total Yards 1,244 924 for the Tigers with a pair Total Plays 537 512 of 3-pointers and 19 points Total Yards 3,751 2,254 EL RENO INDIVIDUAL STATS total, followed by a trey and 262 3383 Rushing Punts 10 points from Laila Goad. Player Att Yds Avg Tds Player Att Yds Avg Kailee Jackson led all Plumley 213 1,279 6.0 16 Plumley 13 524 40.3 shooters in single digits with LaFoe 86 658 7.7 07 Hockersmith 14 384 27.5 M. Devereaux 38 314 8.3 02 nine points. Erica Rodgers RomanNose 13 101 7.8 01 Punt/Kickoff Returns scored six points, with Vargas 13 77 5.9 02 Player Att Yds Avg X. Devereaux 05 58 11.6 02 Plumley 07 132 18.9 Bailee Jackson and Katie Moore 06 27 4.5 01 Vargas 04 121 30.3 Hadding adding four each. Hockersmith 02 19 9.5 --- Crawford 10 86 8.6 Hunt 01 03 3.0 01 Nicholson 01 60 60.0 Wakiyan 01 02 2.0 --- Hunt 03 33 11.0 Thursday road woes Diaz 01 -8 -8.0 --- Johnson 01 08 8.0 Team 06 -23 -3.8 --- Moore 01 03 3.0 Passing Tigers slip by El Reno High School s football ' Player Com Att Int Yds AvgC AvgG Tds team wrapped up the regular Plumley 85 149 04 1,235 14.5 137.2 18 season Thursday night with a RomanNose 01 03 00 09 09 1.0 ---- road game at Lawton MacArthur, Receiving Player No Yds Tds AvgC AvgG VHS despite falling 17-7 to the Highlanders. Hunt 32 495 09 15.5 55.0 El Reno now turns its attention Nicholson 24 327 03 13.6 36.3 Crawford 11 120 02 10.9 24.0 to the Class 5A playoffs which Vargas 05 95 01 19.0 10.6 start this week. Clockwise from LaFoe 05 75 03 15.0 8.4 poor FT mark top: Quarterback Dorian Plumley Girard 04 58 --- 14.5 11.6 Mitchell 03 48 --- 16.0 6.9 pushes his way down the edge Null 01 17 --- 17.0 2.1 Despite shooting just of the sideline for extra yards. Wakiyan 01 09 --- 9.0 1.1 33 percent from the free- Gana Nicholson (1) tries to Defense throw line, Union City High Player TacS TacA TT Sac CF FR S Int Pbu Blk run through a tackler. Tight end M. Devereaux 28 36 64 2.5 02 ------School’s boys basketball Kolton Hunt (40) makes a rare drop Johnson 19 40 59 02 02 02 ------01 --- team got out of Verden last during the fi rst half. Darius Moore Crawford 22 37 59 ------01 --- week with a narrow 45-36 Hockersmith 18 35 53 2.5 --- 04 ------(44) celebrates after making a Claborn 28 13 41 ------01 04 --- victory. third-down stop on a ball carrier. Dyer 17 22 39 ------01 ------01 The Tigers moved to 2-0 on Kord LaFoe 14 25 39 02 03 01 .5 --- 02 01 (Tribune photographer/Glen Miller) Hunt 13 19 32 02 01 ------the season with the win after Mayo 18 10 28 ------02 --- hitting just 5-of-15 free-throw Robinson 08 20 28 04 ------.5 ------attempts. Goucher 13 14 27 02 03 02 ------01 --- Vargas 11 09 20 ------03 --- Union City did push Nicholson 11 08 19 ------01 02 --- three players into double- Moore 04 07 11 ------02 --- Mitchell 03 09 08 ------digit scoring, led by X. Devereaux --- 08 08 01 ------Skyler Kimberlin, Nando Girard 03 03 06 ------Pizano and Tyler Ross with Clements 03 02 05 ------01 ------Knapp 01 03 04 ------01 ------11 points each. Klinekole 02 01 03 ------Reed Miller and Herbert --- 02 02 ------Hunter Horton paced Plascencia 02 --- 02 ------Kolt LaFoe 01 --- 01 ------those in single-digit scoring Simpson 01 --- 01 ------with four points apiece. Diaz 01 --- 01 ------Verjan --- 01 01 ------Brayden Armstrong and Plumley ------01 ------Carson Logan scored two (ALL STATS THROUGH WEEK 9) points each. El Reno Tribune Rios Junk Removal & Hauling, LLC GATZ MECHANICAL, INC. Cavin Junk Removal • Demolition • Labor Service Heating & Air Conditioning Paint & Body Shop Same Day Service! We meet by accident! 101 N. 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We’re your Shelter.® Daniel Th ompson, Owner 4B ◆ LEGALS/SPORTS Sunday, November 10, 2019 El Reno Tribune Legal notices (Published in The El Reno (Published in The El Reno Offensive Tribune, El Reno, Okla., Tribune, El Reno, Okla., Nov. 10 and 13, 2019.) Nov. 3, 10 and 17, 2019.) IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF CANADIAN COUNTY FOR CANADIAN COUNTY STATE OF OKLAHOMA STATE OF OKLAHOMA woes slow In the Matter of the Estate Paloma Partners IV, LLC, of DANIEL C. DOUGLAS, Plaintiff Deceased v. No. PB-2019-48 EV Properties, LP; Isramco RCC men NOTICE FOR HEARING Resources, LLC; John FINAL ACCOUNT Masek; Rutter and Wilbanks DETERMINATION OF HEIRS Corporation; ENI Exploration By GLEN MILLER AND FOR DISTRIBUTION Company; ENI Exploration [email protected] AND DISCHARGE Company Program 1980-I; NOW on this 7th day Camino Natural Resources, Scoring lapses of November, 2019, LLC; Brooks Hall Enterprises, Nelda V. Douglas, Inc.; Norman C. Blankinship; continue to haunt Personal Representative of Campanero Energy Holdings, Redlands Community the estate of Daniel C. Douglas, LLC; Ken Allen Hungerford College men’s Deceased, having rendered and Marilyn Hungerford, for settlement and fi led in this Trustees of the Ken Allen basketball team as Court a Final Account of the Hungerford Revocable Trust the Cougars dropped Administration of said Estate, dated May 12, 1983, a/k/a Ken a 97-72 home game together with a Petition for Allen Hungerford Revocable Settlement of Final Account, Intervivos Trust dated May 12, last week to Pratt Distribution, Determination 1983; Ken Allen Hungerford Community College. of Heirs and Discharge of said and Marilyn Hungerford, Personal Representative. Trustees of the Marilyn The loss dropped THE HEARING of same has Hungerford Revocable Trust the Cougars to 0-3 on been fi xed by the judge of dated May 12, 1983, a/k/a the season following said Court for the 20th day Marilyn Hungerford Revocable of November, 2019, at the Intervivos Trust dated May 12, setbacks to Cloud hour of 1:30 p.m. of said day, 1983; and Roan Resources, LLC; County (83-82) and in the District Courtroom, Carter Production Co.; James Clarendon College County Courthouse, El Reno, D. Morrison; M&S, LLC; Donald Oklahoma, has been duly fi xed L. Hansen Sr. Royalty Co., LLC; (133-97). and appointed by the Court for Norman G. Wallace; Norman G. Redlands allowed the hearing thereon at which Wallace, Trustee under Trust time and place any person or dated August 31, 1979, for the Pratt to build a 9-0 persons interested in said estate benefi t of Sarah Jo Wallace; lead before scoring are notifi ed then and there to Norman G. Wallace, Trustee its first basket, but appear and show cause, if any under Trust dated August 31, they have, why the said account 1979, for the benefi t of Janet Lee rallied to within should not be settled and Wallace; Norman G. Wallace, 11-8 on a 3-pointer allowed, the heirs determined, Trustee under Trust dated by Antonia Lyons. said estate distributed to the August 31, 1979, for the benefi t heirs, devisees and legatees, of Lisa Ann Wallace; Norman However, the Beavers and the Personal Representative G. Wallace, Trustee under Trust reeled off 14 straight discharged. dated August 31, 1979, for the RCC guard Carlos points. JACK D. McCURDY II benefi t of Dana Lynn Wallace; Coppage grimaces as Judge of the District Court Cal Gas Corporation; Frona M. The Cougars JEFFREY C. TRENT Wallace Revocable Trust dated he drives through two chipped away at the OBA #11598 March 30, 1992; A.L. Thalman Pratt defenders. (Tribune 915 W. Main Street Petroleum Geologist, LLC; E.P. margin and made it Yukon, Oklahoma 73099 Cox Partners, Ltd.; Michael photographer/Glen Miller) a 12-point game on (405) 354-4879 C. Stone; and Dillingham back-to-back baskets Facsimile (405) 354-1252 Exploration and Production, Attorney for the Inc., Defendants by Elijah Herron Personal Representative Case No. CV-2019-224 and Lyons before a SERVICE OF PROCESS BY PUBLICATION NOTICE 3-pointer at the buzzer (Published in The El Reno STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: by Carlos Coppage Tribune, El Reno, Okla., ENI Exploration Company, ENI Nov. 10, 2019.) narrowed the gap to Exploration Company Program Redlands women kick off road swing IN THE DISTRICT COURT 1980-I, Norman C. Blankinship, 43-34. OF CANADIAN COUNTY James D. Morrison, Norman STATE OF OKLAHOMA By GLEN MILLER that usually means on Kiara Lovings The Beavers, G. Wallace and/or The Heirs In the Matter of: N.R.I. [email protected] their home court or added five points, though, would of Norman G. Wallace, Cal DOB: 01/20/2004 Gas Corporation, Dillingham they won’t play at all,” five assists and three outscore the Cougars An Alleged Deprived Child Exploration and Production, JD-2018-12 Redlands said RCC head coach rebounds. 54-38 over the final 20 Inc., and the Known or NOTICE OF HEARING Community College Unknown Heirs, Successors Jay Niehues. The Cougars then minutes to secure the THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA and/or Assigns of any or all women’s basketball Redlands opened posted a 78-38 home 25-point win. TO: All persons known, alleged, of the foregoing individuals presumed or claiming to be the team has kicked off up the season with win over Southern Coppage led all RCC and/or entities, Address(es) father, mother or legal guardian Unknown the 2019-20 campaign a trip to Kansas to Nazarene University’s scorers with 24 points of the child: GREETINGS: with back-to-back Child's name: N.R.I. play Barton, pulling junior varsity team, off 7-of-20 shooting, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Child's place of birth: wins but now faces a off a 74-72 win after scoring 15 or more including a trio of that you have been sued in Knoxville, Tennessee Case No. CV-2019-224 in the monumental task of holding off a 24-18 points in each of the 3-pointers. He added Mother's name: Lori S. Innis District Court of Canadian Father's name: an early road swing. BCC run in the four periods. five rebounds and four County, Oklahoma. The Mike John Dockham The Cougars were Plaintiff Paloma Partners IV, fourth quarter. Reneya Lovings had a assists. Lyons was the THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA LLC seeks to quiet title to and in Kansas midweek Hopkins led RCC in team-high 19 points, other player in double TO: Mike John Dockham to cancel a certain oil and gas On the 20th day of February, to face Independence scoring with 23 points highlighted by five digits with 14 points lease covering a certain tract of 2018, a Deprived Petition minerals, and certain royalties Community College off 8-of-18 shooting, 3-pointers, with four and three boards. and Motion to Terminate heretofore and/or hereafter in the first of six the Parental Rights of while collecting assists and a rebound. Don’Tray Wilkerson accruing thereto, from real Mike John Dockham was fi led in straight road games. three rebounds and Hopkins added a came off the bench property situated in Canadian the District Court of Canadian County, Oklahoma, being part Redlands will travel to two blocked shots. pair of treys en to score nine points County, Juvenile Division, by of the: the State of Oklahoma, wherein three different states Mariah Jones route to her line of 13 and pull down three South Half (S/2) of Section it was prayed that this Court and more than 1,700 Twenty-Two (22), all of followed with 15 points, eight assists, boards, while Herron Adjudicate and Terminate the Section Twenty-Seven (27); miles before returning points and three four blocks and three closed with eight parental rights of the father to and the North Half (N/2) of the child, N.R.I. home for a game on boards, while rebounds. points, six caroms Section Thirty-Four (34), all in IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED Township Twelve North (12N), Nov. 22 against Barton Karyssa Jackson Payton Row came and six assists. that said Petition and Motion Range Six West (6W), containing Community College. be and hereby is set for trial in had 12 points, seven off the bench for 11 Mark Lamb had eight One-Thousand Two-Hundred the District Court at the Gary “Scheduling is boards and three points and five boards. points and a team- and Eighty (1,280) acres, more or E. Miller Children's Justice less (the “Subject Lands”). getting ridiculous. blocked shots. Jenkins, Jones and high nine boards. Center, 7905 East Highway 66, YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED El Reno, Oklahoma, on the 19th In order to get Christina Jenkins Ali Warner added Darren Dobbins that you must answer the day of December, 2019, at 9:30 games outside of Petition of Paloma Partners IV, was the fourth player seven points each and scored six points for a.m., wherein all testimony LLC, fi led in the captioned cause our conference we in double digits with Jackson six points to RCC, with Kenneth and evidence shall be heard on or before December 19, 2019, regarding the Deprived Petition have to play on other 11 points and three go along with a team- Reckley adding three or the allegations contained in and Motion to Terminate said Petition will be taken as people’s terms and assists. high 10 rebounds. points. Parental Rights of the father, true and a decree quieting title Mike John Dockham regarding to the above-described property the minor child above named. will be entered. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN UNDER MY HAND AND same win total in 2016, That’s right, she time to find the best FURTHER GIVEN that failure SEAL this 30th day of October, to personally appear at this trial Miller which was a state will be watching. possible fit. She will 2019. constitutes consent to the Court MARIE HIRST, Court Clerk tournament season. Deaton plans to run the offseason fi nding your child to be deprived Canadian County, Oklahoma From Page 1B and consent for the Court to This past season stay at El Reno High program. Approved as to terminate your parental rights her program returned School and teach as “I told the girls substance and form: to the child. If you fail to appear Respectfully submitted wanting to go in a to the state tourney well as expand on the we are going to run on the date and time specifi ed, Scott A. Butcher, OBA #22513 you will lose all legal rights as a new different direction and closed with a conditioning programs offseason like I have Micah L. Adkison, OBA #33107 parent to the child named in the CROWE & DUNLEVY in helping athletes 22-13 mark. In the for El Reno athletes, always done. I want Motion. In the event your rights A Professional Corporation around here in a quarterfinals, El Reno especially the female to do whatever it takes are terminated, your obligation Braniff Building to support your minor child different way,” said played defending state players. to keep the program 324 N. Robinson Ave., Suite 100 will not be terminated except Oklahoma City, Okla. 73102-8273 Deaton. champion Carl Albert “Weightlifting has on the path it’s on for adoption, as provided by (405) 235-7700 Paragraph 3 of Subsection B The news that to its second closest always been a part of now,” said Deaton. Facsimile (405) 239-6651 of Section 1-4-906 of Title 10A. Deaton was stepping game of the postseason my life and I lifted in She adds the job will scott.butcher@ You are hereby advised of crowedunlevy.com down after six seasons before the Titans fell in high school and college attract a lot of quality your right to be represented by micah.adkison@ counsel of your choice at the was somewhat of the finals to Piedmont. and that has continued softball coaches. crowedunlevy.com above trial. In the event you Attorneys for a shock to El Reno Deaton steps away into adulthood. I “I’m proud of where are fi nancially unable to attain Paloma Partners IV, LLC Athletic Director from the dugout with compete in Olympic the program is. We counsel, an attorney will be appointed by the Court. Rodney Haydon, an El Reno career lifting and cross-fit have great facilities Dated this 6th day of November, though he can mark of 116-88, having events and I like and great athletes 2019. MARIE HIRST, Court Clerk understand what averaged 19.3 wins per the physicality of it and good kids. We’re MARY LYNN BARKER, Deputy READ ALL went into her decision. season. Four of her as well as the mental coming off a trip to MICHAEL J. FIELDS Haydon coached six campaigns were toughness it takes,” state and I anticipate District Attorney JUSTIN KEMP ABOUT the EHS basketball 20-win seasons and she said Deaton. the program will be Assistant District Attorney program for more carried a .569 winning Deaton has worked going back for the Canadian County than a decade before percentage. with EHS girls to next several years,” Children's Justice Center YOUR 7905 E. Highway 66 stepping into his “I don’t have any compete during high said Deaton. El Reno, Oklahoma 73036 Local News current role. regrets. We didn’t win school weightlifting Deaton added she (405) 264-5534 “It’s hard to be a a state championship season and wants to has no plans to get YOUR head coach in high and that would have make that a full-time back into coaching school and it takes all been nice, but not effort in addition to softball on any level. Local Sports your time and effort, many people get to teaching. “Not at all and I El Reno so I understand and say they did that. “My passion is more don’t plan on it. You respect her decision. But to me it’s always athletics in general never know what the She did it for six been more about the and how to maximize future holds, but I want Tribune years and did it well program overall than performance in all to build the strength so she had to be doing the wins and losses,” sports and not just and conditioning something right,” said said Deaton. softball,” said Deaton, program here and I Your hometown Haydon. She admits it will who also played plan to do that from newspaper since 1929. Deaton had one be hard come next basketball and tennis here on out. of the longest tenures August when the 2020 in high school as well “I know a lot of Visit us on the web: as head coach for the season kicks off. as running track. people were shocked Indians, taking over “It’s going Deaton feels she and I understand that. www.elrenotribune.com prior to the 2014 to be different leaves the El Reno But I’m glad I’m going season. That year she but I’m excited to program at a point to stay involved with guided EHS to a 24-12 watch the program where it’s one of the kids and the 262-5180 record, which still continue to flourish. the more attractive community. I won’t be El Reno stands as the most It’s a bittersweet positions in Class 5A. going anywhere and wins in any of her decision but I have She announced her you will still see me six years at the helm. no reservations,” decision early so that at all the sporting Tribune said Deaton. Haydon would have events,” said Deaton. LPXLP Her team repeated the El Reno Tribune Sunday, November 10, 2019 LEGALS ◆ 5B Legal notices (Published in The El Reno (Published in The El Reno (Published in The El Reno (Published in The El Reno Any person receiving this notice (Published in The El Reno Tribune, El Reno, Okla., Tribune, El Reno, Okla., Tribune, El Reno, Okla., Tribune, El Reno, Okla., or any interested party may Tribune, El Reno, Okla., Nov. 10 and 17, 2019.) Nov. 10, 2019.) Nov. 10, 2019.) Nov. 3 and 10, 2019.) fi le objections to the Petition at Oct. 27 and Nov. 3 and 10, 2019.) IN THE DISTRICT COURT BEFORE IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN THE DISTRICT COURT or before the fi nal hearing. All IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF CANADIAN COUNTY THE CORPORATION IN AND FOR OF CANADIAN COUNTY objections to the Petition and/ OF CANADIAN COUNTY STATE OF OKLAHOMA COMMISSION OF THE CANADIAN COUNTY STATE OF OKLAHOMA or any relief requested must STATE OF OKLAHOMA In the Matter of the Estate of STATE OF OKLAHOMA STATE OF OKLAHOMA In the Matter of the Estates be made in writing, with such RACHEL MOSSMAN, Petitioner objection to be fi led herein, with MERRILL WAYNE GILMORE, APPLICANT: U.S. BANK NATIONAL of DOROTHEA FRANCES vs. a copy being provided to the Deceased NOSLEY SCOOP, LLC, ASSOCIATION, Plaintiff SCHAEFER, Deceased, and RICO HUTTON, Respondent Case No. PB-2019-199 vs. WILLIAM JOSEPH SCHAEFER, Petitioner and the attorney for No. FP-2019-72 NOSLEY ACQUISITION, LLC, the same, and if an objection NOTICE FOR HEARING AND JONES ENERGY, LLC JOHNNY JOHNSON a/k/a Deceased SERVICE OF SUMMONS OF FINAL ACCOUNT is not made within the allowed RELIEF SOUGHT: POOLING JOHNNY P. JOHNSON JR.; Probate No. PB-2019-73 BY PUBLICATION NOTICE AND FOR DISTRIBUTION time, all persons will be deemed LAND COVERED: SECTION 20, ASHLEY JOHNSON a/k/a ALIAS NOTICE OF HEARING STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: AND DISCHARGE ASHLEY M. JOHNSON, et al., to have waived any objection Rico Hutton, Respondent TOWNSHIP 12 NORTH, RANGE AMENDED APPLICATION (Tit. 58 O.S. §§553) Defendants to the Petition and the relief TAKE NOTICE that a Petition 7 WEST, CANADIAN COUNTY, FOR FINAL DECREE Notice is hereby given Case No. CJ-2018-294 prayed for. has been fi led in the District OKLAHOMA NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Carolyn Sue Miller, NOTICE OF HEARING If an objection is fi led on or Court of Canadian County, that David Joseph Schaefer, before the hearing date, on the Personal Representative of CAUSE CD NO. 201905388 MOTION TO CONFIRM State of Oklahoma, Case No. FP- Personal Representative hearing date the Court will the estate of Merrill Wayne NOTICE OF HEARING THIRD ALIAS SALE 2019-72 styled Rachel Mossman, of the estates of Dorothea determine whether summary Gilmore, Deceased, having THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA: THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA Petitioner, vs. Rico Hutton, Frances Schaefer and William proceedings are appropriate and fi led in this Court a Final To the following parties, if TO: Johnny Johnson Respondent. The Petition living; or if deceased, then Joseph Schaefer, for the if so, whether the estate will Account of the Administration a/k/a Johnny P. Johnson Jr.; purpose of completing the alleges that Petitioner is of said Estate and Petition their unknown heirs, devisees, be distributed and to whom the Ashley Johnson a/k/a administration of the estate of estate will be distributed. entitled to a Decree of Paternity for Determination of Heirs and executors, administrators, Ashley M. Johnson; the said Decedents, and no fi nal The Special Administrator shall establishing you as the father of for Distribution of said Estate successors, trustees and/ Occupants of the Premises; accounting being required, has present the fi nal accounting at the following minor child born and for Final Discharge of or assigns, or the unknown Robert L. Johnson; applied to this Court for a Final the fi nal hearing. to her out of wedlock, to wit: R. said Personal Representative, successors, trustees or assigns, Brandy Johnson; Sean Gilmore; Decree distributing the assets of TO ALL CREDITORS OF THE Hutton, born February 23, 2019. the hearing of same has been if any, of any dissolved Denise Gilmore; State of the estate. ABOVE NAMED DECEDENT: The Petition further alleges that fi xed by the judge of said Court corporation, or the unknown Oklahoma, ex rel. Department PURSUANT TO THE ALIAS All creditors having claims the District Court, Canadian for the 9th day of December, successors of any party of Human Services against the above named County, Oklahoma, has subject 2019, at 9 o’clock a.m., at the ORDER of the District Court, designated in any record as TAKE NOTICE that the notice is hereby given that the Decedent are required to matter jurisdiction under all Courtroom of said Court in trustee: Elizabeth Hightower Plaintiff has fi led herein a present the same, with a applicable law concerning the the County Courthouse at 25th day of November, 2019, at and Roland E. Hambrook; and Motion to Confi rm Sheriff ’s 9 a.m. in the Courtroom of the description of all security paternity, custody, visitation El Reno, in the County and all persons, owners, producers, Third Alias Sale in the above- interest or other collateral and support of said minor child State aforesaid, and all persons Honorable Paul Hesse at the operators, purchasers and entitled cause. That said Motion Canadian County Courthouse (if any) held by each creditor and that all such jurisdiction interested in said estate are to Confi rm will be heard before should be exercised herein. takers of oil and gas and all located in El Reno, Oklahoma, with respect to such claim, to notifi ed then and there to Judge Hesse in said Judge’s Said Petition further alleges other interested persons in is appointed as the time and Lori B. Hardin at the offi ces appear and show cause, if any Courtroom of the Canadian of Bass Law at the address Petitioner should receive the Canadian County, Oklahoma. place for hearing the Alias they have, why said account County Courthouse on the shown below, within thirty (30) exclusive custody of said minor NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Application for Final Decree. should not be settled and 16th day of December, 2019, at days following the fi ling of the child. The Petition alleges that the Applicant in this All persons interested in said allowed, the heirs determined, 9 o’clock a.m. You must appear Petition and Combined Notice that you are not entitled to cause is requesting that the estate are notifi ed then and and said estate distributed and at said time and present any herein, or the same will be visitation with the minor child. Commission pool all oil and gas there to appear and show cause, the Personal Representative objections to the said third alias forever barred. The Petition alleges that you interests in the Mississippian, if any they have, why the said discharged. sale proceedings or the Motion Dated this 28th day of October, are obligated under the law of Dated this 1st day of November, Woodford and Hunton common estates should not be fi nally 2019. sources of supply underlying to Confi rm Third Alias Sale will the State of Oklahoma to pay 2019. be sustained and the third alias settled and allowed, and for the PAUL HESSE child support to Petitioner in Section 20, Township 12 North, JACK D. McCURDY II sale confi rmed. said estates to be distributed Judge of the District Court accordance with the Oklahoma Range 7 West, Canadian County, Judge of the District Court KIVELL, RAYMENT and the Personal Representative Lori B. Hardin, OBA #21822 Child Support Guidelines. Oklahoma, adjudicating the MARIE HIRST, Court Clerk AND FRANCIS discharged. BASS LAW You are notifi ed that you must APPROVED AS TO FORM: rights and equities of the oil A Professional Corporation IN WITNESS HEREOF, I have 252 NW 70th fi le an Answer to the said Michael A. Rubenstein and gas owners thereof. By K. Renee’ Davis, OBA #15161 hereunto set my hand on this Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73116 Petition fi led by the Petitioner OBA #7806 NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Triad Center I, Suite 550 30th day of October, 2019. Telephone (405) 262-4040 on or before December 12, 2019, RUBENSTEIN & PITTS, PLLC that the Applicant in this cause 7666 East 61st Street PAUL HESSE Facsimile (405) 262-4058 or the allegations contained in 1503 E. 19th Street is requesting the following Tulsa, Oklahoma 74133 Judge of the District Court [email protected] the Petition will be taken as true Edmond, Oklahoma 73013 special relief: Telephone (918) 254-0626 MARIE HIRST, Court Clerk Attorney for Petitioner and judgment will be entered (405) 340-1900 (a) Designation of Jones Energy, Facsimile (918) 254-7915 BRITNEY McKELVEY, Deputy against you and in favor of Attorney for LLC, or some other party as E-mail: [email protected] Counsel for the (Published in The El Reno Petitioner as prayed for in the Personal Representative operator of the unit well. Attorneys for Plaintiff Personal Representative Tribune, El Reno, Okla., Petition. (b) The Applicant shall request Johnny G. Beech, OBA #655 Nov. 3 and 10, 2019.) Given under my hand and seal (Published in The El Reno at the hearing that the order SPENCER FANE LLP IN THE DISTRICT COURT on October 18, 2019. provide that any owner electing (Published in The El Reno 9400 N. Broadway Ext., Suite 600 OF CANADIAN COUNTY MARIE HIRST, Court Clerk Tribune, El Reno, Okla., Tribune, El Reno, Okla., Nov. 10, 2019.) an alternative to participation Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73114 STATE OF OKLAHOMA By LAUREN STROH, Deputy in the well drilled thereunder Nov. 10, 2019.) Telephone (405) 844-9900 In the Matter of the Estates LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE shall be deemed to have Facsimile (405) 844-9958 of CLEM C. SMITH, The Board of Education of The Board of Education of (Published in The El Reno relinquished all of its working Email: [email protected] NEE COBBS, Deceased, and Banner Public School District El Reno Public School District Tribune, El Reno, Okla., interest and right to drill in ROBERT BRUCE SMITH, hereby provides legal notice hereby provides legal notice Nov. 10 and 17, 2019.) that the school board election the unit and common sources Deceased that the annual school election (Published in The El Reno Case No. PB-2019-216 IN THE DISTRICT COURT fi ling period for candidates will of supply named herein as to fi ling period for candidates will Tribune, El Reno, Okla., OF CANADIAN COUNTY open on Monday, December 2, such well and any wells drilled COMBINED open on Monday, December 2, Nov. 10, 2019.) NOTICE TO CREDITORS STATE OF OKLAHOMA 2019, at 8 a.m. and will close subsequent thereto. 2019, at 8 a.m. and will close LEGAL NOTICE AND NOTICE OF HEARING In the Matter of the Estate of Wednesday, December 4, 2019, (c) The Applicant has Wednesday, December 4, 2019, The Board of Education of DALE RALPH HALEY and at 5 p.m. TO: All persons interested in the penetrated and/or evaluated at 5 p.m. Calumet Public School District EVA ESTELLE COOK HALEY, Board Member Position estates of Clem C. Smith, nee the common sources of supply Board Member Position hereby provides legal notice Deceased on Ballot: Cobbs, and Robert Bruce Smith, named hereinabove in the on Ballot: that the annual school election Case No. PB-2019-218 The voters shall elect a board Deceased: initial multiunit horizontal The voters shall elect a board fi ling period for candidates will You are hereby notifi ed NOTICE TO CREDITORS member for Board Position well proposed; intends to treat member for Board Position No.5, open on Monday, December 2, that on about the 11th day of STATE OF OKLAHOMA) No.3, which has a three-year the common sources of supply which has a fi ve-year term of 2019, at 8 a.m. and will close October, 2019, the Petitioners, COUNTY OF CANADIAN) ss. term of offi ce. in the pooling Order to issue offi ce. This position is in Ward Wednesday, December 4, 2019, Kristina Ann Attkisson-Smith All persons having claims herein as an aggregate; and #4 located in all the area north at 5 p.m. and Stephanie L. Smith fi led in against Dale Ralph Haley (Published in The El Reno will seek an order pooling those of Old Highway 66 not included Board Member Position the District Court of Canadian, and Eva Estelle Cook Haley, Tribune, El Reno, Okla., separate spacing units as one in any other ward. On Ballot: State of Oklahoma, a Petition Deceased, are required to Nov. 10, 17 and 24, 2019.) pooled unit. The voters shall elect a board for Summary Administration present the same with a IN THE DISTRICT COURT (d) At the hearing the applicant member for Board Position and Appointment of Special description of all security (Published in The El Reno OF CANADIAN COUNTY No. 5, which has a fi ve-year term Administrators (hereinafter interests and other collateral, if may request that the order to Tribune, El Reno, Okla., STATE OF OKLAHOMA of offi ce. referred to as the “Petition”), any, held by each creditor with issue in this cause provide to Nov. 3, 10 and 17, 2019.) WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A., the operator a period of one wherein it is alleged that: respect to such claim, to the IN THE DISTRICT COURT Clem C. Smith, nee Cobbs, age Plaintiff (1) year from the date of the named Personal Representative OF CANADIAN COUNTY (Published in The El Reno 100, died on about June 25, 2010, v. order in which to commence at: STATE OF OKLAHOMA Tribune, El Reno, Okla., and was a resident of Arlington, ANTHONY A. TARTAGLIA operations for the drilling of the c/o Chance L. Deaton A/K/A ANTHONY TARTAGLIA ESTAPHANIA GARCIA, Nov. 3 and 10, 2019.) Virginia. She signed a Last Will Fogg Law Firm initial well proposed hereunder. Petitioner IN THE DISTRICT COURT and Testament dated March A/K/A ANTHONY ANGELO (e) Applicant may request that 421 S. Rock Island Ave. TARTAGLIA A/K/A ANTHONY and OF CANADIAN COUNTY 14, 2002, which was validly El Reno, Oklahoma 73036 said Order be made effective on JESUS MANUEL AMAYA, STATE OF OKLAHOMA executed according to the laws ANGELA TARTAGLIA, a date prior to its signing. On or before the following DECEASED; SPOUSE, IF ANY, Respondent In the Matter of the Estate of of the State of Virginia where presentment date: January 15, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN the decedent was domiciled at OF ANTHONY A. TARTAGLIA; Case No. FD-2019-571 IRENE WRIGHT, Deceased 2020, or the same will be non- that this cause be set before an that time. UNKNOWN HEIRS, NOTICE OF PUBLICATION Case No. PB-2019-229 suited, void and forever barred. Administrative Law Judge for Robert Bruce Smith, age 82, died SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS State of Oklahoma) COMBINED NOTICE Dated this 6th day of November, on about August 31, 2018, and OF ANTHONY A. TARTAGLIA; hearing, taking of evidence and Canadian County) SS: NOTICE TO CREDITORS was a resident of Arlington, 2019. DONNA K. TARTAGLIA reporting to the Commission. To the Respondent, Greeting: NOTICE OF HEARING Virginia. He signed a Last Will Chadwick Cowan, Petitioner A/K/A DONNA KATHERINE NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Jesus Manuel Amaya PETITION FOR and Testament dated March Prepared by: TARTAGLIA, DECEASED; that this cause will be heard You are hereby notifi ed that SUMMARY ADMINISTRATION 7, 2017, which was validly Chance L. Deaton, OBA #31978 before an Administrative Law you have been sued in the above HEARING ON THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, executed according to the laws FOGG LAW FIRM SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS Judge on the Initial Hearing named District Court, that a FINAL ACCOUNTING 421 S. Rock Island Ave. Docket at the Corporation Summons has been issued upon of the State of Virginia where OF DONNA K. TARTAGLIA; AND THE PETITION FOR the decedent was domiciled at El Reno, Oklahoma 73036 JOHN DOE, OCCUPANT; Commission, First Floor, Jim you to answer to the Petitioner’s DETERMINATION OF HEIRS (405) 262-3502 Petition for Divorce, that you that time. CATHY ALMARENDA A/K/A Thorpe Building, Oklahoma DISTRIBUTION OF ESTATE The Petitioners have asked (405) 295-1536 CATHERINE ALMERINDA City, Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m. on must fi le an answer herein on or AND DISCHARGE chance@fogglawfi rm.com before the 3rd day of January, this Court to order summary A/K/A CATHERINE the 25th day of November, 2019, NOTICE IS HEREBY given to all proceedings pursuant to 58 Attorney for ALMARENDA TARTAGLIA; and that this notice be published 2020, or said Petition will be persons interested in the estate Personal Representative taken as true and judgment by O.S. § 245, et seq., and that the SPOUSE, IF ANY, OF CATHY as required by law and the rules of Irene Wright, Deceased, estates be combined into one ALMERINDA; GEORGE of the Commission. default will be rendered against that on this date, Larry Neal, you, and the Petitioner will case pursuant to 58 O.S. § 714. (Published in The El Reno CARMINE TARTAGLIA A/K/A NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN who may be contacted through In an Order for Combined proceed accordingly. Tribune, El Reno, Okla., GEORGE TATAGLIAGLIA; that the Applicant and counsel at the address below, Notice entered herein, the Dated this 30th day of October, Nov. 3, 10 and 17, 2019.) SPOUSE, IF ANY, OF GEORGE interested parties may present fi led a Petition for Summary Court found that it should 2019. IN THE DISTRICT COURT CARMINE TARTAGLIA; testimony by telephone. Administration in the District dispense with the regular ANTHONY ANGELA MARIE HIRST, Court Clerk Court of Canadian County, estate proceedings prescribed OF CANADIAN COUNTY The cost of telephonic BRITNEY McKELVEY, Deputy STATE OF OKLAHOMA TARTAGLIA; AND SPOUSE, State of Oklahoma, praying by law and order notice to communication shall be paid TAMMY S. BOLING KB FOUNDATIONS INC., IF ANY, OF ANTHONY that Letters of Special creditors and issue an order for by the person or persons Attorney for the Petitioner an Oklahoma corporation; ANGELA TARTAGLIA, Administration issue to hearing upon the Petition, and requesting its use. Interested 203 N. Bickford, Suite #2 and CHANCE MITCHELL, Defendant(s) Larry Neal, that Letters of Final Accounting and Petition parties who wish to participate El Reno, Oklahoma 73036 an individual, Plaintiffs Case No. CJ-2019-404 Administration, if necessary, for Determination of Heirs, by telephone shall contact (405) 262-1101 vs. NOTICE BY PUBLICATION issue to the same. Said Petition Legatees and Devisees and the Applicant or Applicant’s (405) 262-1102 CHANCE JOHNSON THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA further prays that the heirs- Distribution. attorney, prior to the hearing a/k/a CHANCE JOHNSON TO: Spouse, if any, of at-law of said Decedent be Pursuant to the Order date, and provide their name CONSTRUCTION, an Anthony A. Tartaglia, if (Published in The El Reno determined; that the fi nal for Combined Notice, all living or if dead, and to and phone number. creditors having claims against individual; DONNIE JOHNSON, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Tribune, El Reno, Okla., accounting be approved; the an individual; and C & D said Defendant(s)’ unknown Nov. 10, 2019.) property of the Decedent subject Clem C. Smith, nee Cobbs, and that all interested persons Robert Bruce Smith, Deceased, CONSTRUCTION LLC, an successors, if any. IN THE DISTRICT COURT to the jurisdiction of this may appear and be heard. are required to present same, Oklahoma Limited Liability TAKE NOTICE that you have OF CANADIAN COUNTY Court be distributed; and that For information concerning with a description of all Company, Defendants been sued by Wells Fargo Bank, STATE OF OKLAHOMA the Special Administrator be N.A., in the District Court of this application, contact security interest and other Case No. CJ-2018-606 In the Matter of the Estate of discharged, and for other relief Canadian County, State of BENJAMIN J. BROWN, OBA collateral, if any, held by NOTICE OF PUBLICATION JANE S. ARNOLD, Deceased as prayed for in said Petition, Oklahoma, and that you must #30843, Attorney for Applicant, each creditor with respect to To Chance Johnson a/k/a Case No. PB-2019-230 which Petition you may refer to answer the Petition on or 400 N. Walker Avenue, Suite such claim, to the Petitioners, Chance Johnson Construction, ORDER AND NOTICE for further particulars. before December 31, 2019, or the 110, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Kristina Ann Attkisson-Smith an individual, and C & D FOR HEARING PETITION The names, ages and last allegations of said Petition will 73102, Telephone (405) 330-0725, and Stephanie L. Smith, in Construction LLC, an Oklahoma FOR DISTRIBUTION OF known addresses of the be taken as true and judgment www.charneybrown.com/faqs, care of Richard Winblad, Limited Liability Company: OKLAHOMA PROPERTY heirs-at-law, individuals rendered against you awarding or contact Nick Bahan, Stable 102 E. Thatcher St., Edmond, PLEASE TAKE NOTICE PURSUANT TO PROVISIONS having fi rst right to serve as Plaintiff a fi rst lien upon the Energy Land Services, LLC, Oklahoma 73034, on or before that a Petition has been fi led OF THE DOMICILIARY Personal Representative herein November 22, 2019, or the same following described real estate, Telephone (405) 470-1107. against you in the District PROBATE PROCEEDING and individuals or entities will be forever barred. Court of Canadian County, situated in Canadian County, CORPORATION COMMISSION WHEREAS, Max L. Arnold has State of Oklahoma, to-wit: previously appointed so far as Notice is hereby given that a Oklahoma, in an action entitled OF OKLAHOMA fi led in this Court a Petition and Lot Two (2) and the East Twenty known to the Petitioner are: hearing will be held on January KB Foundations Inc., an J. TODD HIETT, Chairman duly certifi ed copy of the last Feet (E20’) of Lot Three (3), Grace Neal, Deceased 13, 2020, at 9:30 a.m. before Oklahoma corporation; and BOB ANTHONY, Vice Chairman will and testament, an order Block Nine (9), Canadian DOD: 3/21/1982 District Judge Paul Hesse in Chance Mitchell, an individual, DANA L. MURPHY admitting the will to probate Heights 3rd Addition to Yukon, Address Unknown the District Court of Canadian Plaintiffs, vs. Chance Johnson Commissioner and an order distributing the Canadian County, Oklahoma, Relationship to Decedent - Sister County in El Reno in the said a/k/a Chance Johnson DONE AND PERFORMED this estate from the domiciliary according to the recorded plat Pearl Williams, Deceased Judge’s Courtroom or the Construction, an individual; 5th day of November, 2019. probate proceeding and has judge to whom this cause is thereof. DOD: 10/17/1971 Donnie Johnson, an individual; requested an order distributing assigned on said hearing date. PROPERTY ADDRESS: BY ORDER OF THE Address Unknown and C & D Construction LLC, the Oklahoma property of At the hearing the Court will 1005 Montreal Drive COMMISSION: Relationship to Decedent - Sister an Oklahoma Limited Liability Jane S. Arnold in the same decide whether to approve the Yukon, Oklahoma 73099 PEGGY MITCHELL Jenove McLaughlin, Deceased Company, Case No. CJ-2018-606, manner and proportion as Petition and waiver of the fi nal for the sum of $75,127.87, with Commission Secretary DOD: 2/1/1983 by Plaintiffs, KB Foundations provided for in the domiciliary Address Unknown inventory and accounting and interest from January 1, 2019, petition for determination of Inc. and Chance Mitchell. This proceeding. Relationship to Decedent - Sister at 5.125 percent per annum, heirs, and distribution of the Summons by Publication is IT IS HEREBY ORDERED and Individuals or Entities together with a reasonable estates. specifi cally directed to Chance attorney’s fee, $450.00 for notice is hereby given that said Previously Appointed Johnson a/k/a Chance Johnson Petition be and is hereby set You are hereby advised that abstracting, advances for Pearl Williams, now Deceased you must fi le objections to the Construction, an individual, taxes, insurance and property for hearing on the 9th day of Address Unknown and C & D Construction LLC, December, 2019, at 1:30 o’clock Petition and the fi nal account preservation, and the costs of The probable value of the estate and petition for determination an Oklahoma Limited Liability this action, and ordering said p.m. before Judge Paul Hesse of Irene Wright, Deceased, so Company, whose whereabouts ADVERTISING in the courtroom of said of heirs, legatees and devisees property sold to satisfy said far as known to the Petitioner is are unknown. judge in Canadian County, and distribution at least ten judgment, and forever barring unknown. The nature of this suit against Oklahoma. If an interested (10) days before the hearing and you and all persons claiming The above named Decedent died you is a breach of contract. party or creditors does not send a copy to the Petitioner’s by, through or under you from on the 16th day of April, 1961, Plaintiffs claim damages against WORKS! fi le a written objection to the attorney or you will be deemed ever setting up or asserting any at which time the Decedent you in an amount in excess of entry of an order distributing to have waived any objections. right, title, equity or interest in was a resident of Long Beach, Seventy-Five Thousand Dollars the Oklahoma property in If you have no objections, you and to said real estate adverse California. need not appear at the hearing ($75,000.00). accordance with the documents to the right and title of the Pursuant to an Order of said or make any fi lings with the Unless you answer the Petition You’d be from the domiciliary estate purchaser at said foreclosure Court. on or before December 16, 2019, attached to the Petition, on Court, notice is hereby given sale, and for such other and If an objection is fi led at least judgment will be taken in favor or before the hearing date, that the 27th day of January, further relief to which it may be surprised what 2020, at the hour of 9:30 o’clock ten (10) days before the hearing, of Plaintiffs and against you for entitled. the Court shall enter an order the Court will determine at a money judgment in excess of distributing the Oklahoma a.m. in the Courtroom of the WITNESS MY HAND AND you can BUY, SELL, undersigned judge, or the the hearing whether the will Seventy-Five Thousand Dollars. OFFICIAL SEAL this 1st day of property in accordance with the attached to the petition shall be ISSUED this 29th day of last will and testament of the judge to whom this cause is November, 2019. assigned on said date, in the admitted to probate, whether October, 2019. MARIE HIRST, Court Clerk FIND, RENT OR decedent. summary proceedings are MARIE HIRST, Court Clerk PAUL HESSE County Courthouse in the By HOLLY EATON, Deputy City of El Reno, Canadian appropriate and if so, whether By HOLLY EATON, Deputy SHAPIRO & CEJDA, LLC Judge of the District Court the estate will be distributed Mark W. Osby (OBA #16286) TRADE in Tribune MARIE HIRST, Court Clerk County, Oklahoma, has been 770 NE 63rd St. appointed as the time and place and to whom the estate will be WHEATLEY, SEGLER By LAUREN STROH, Deputy distributed. Oklahoma City, Okla. 73105-6431 for hearing said Petition, and & OSBY, LLC (405) 848-1819 Classifi ed Ads. DEWBRE & DEWBRE P.C. Richard Winblad, OBA #14457 P.O. Box 850126 By Ross Dewbre, OBA #12645 considering all relief prayed for WINBLAD LAW PLLC File No. 19-135274 in the Petition presented to the Yukon, Oklahoma 73085 Attorneys for Petitioner 102 E. Thatcher St. Telephone 405/354-5276 Call 262-5180! 2220 Shadowlake Drive Court on said date. All persons Edmond, Oklahoma 73034 interested may appear at said Facsimile 405/350-0537 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73159 405-340-6554 Attorney for Plaintiffs Telephone (405) 691-5665 hearing. Attorney for the Petitioners LPXLP 6B ◆ LEGALS Sunday, November 10, 2019 El Reno Tribune Legal notices (Published in The El Reno (Published in The El Reno (Published in The El Reno (Published in The El Reno NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN (Published in The El Reno Tribune, El Reno, Okla., Tribune, El Reno, Okla., Tribune, El Reno, Okla., Tribune, El Reno, Okla., that the Applicant requests Tribune, El Reno, Okla., Nov. 10, 2019.) Nov. 10, 2019.) Nov. 10, 2019.) Nov. 10, 2019.) that the Oklahoma Corporation Nov. 3, 10 and 17, 2019.) ORDINANCE NO. 2019-01 IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN THE DISTRICT COURT BEFORE Commission issue an order PUBLIC NOTICE AN ORDINANCE OF THE OF CANADIAN COUNTY OF CANADIAN COUNTY THE CORPORATION establishing a 1,280 acre AND AGENDA TOWN OF CALUMET, STATE OF OKLAHOMA STATE OF OKLAHOMA COMMISSION OF THE horizontal drilling and spacing Special Tribal Council Meeting OKLAHOMA, AMENDING In the Matter of the Application In the Matter of the STATE OF OKLAHOMA unit for the Mississippian and 10 a.m. November 23, 2019 SECTION 10-404 OF THE of MICHAEL LEE BLANTON Application of L.J. BLANTON, APPLICANT: Woodford common sources of Watonga Community Hall CALUMET CODE OF Case No. CV-2019-298 a Minor, by Next of Friend CITIZEN ENERGY III, LLC supply underlying Sections Watonga, Oklahoma ORDINANCES, RELATING TO NOTICE OF FILING Case No. CV-2019-300 RELIEF SOUGHT: 1,280 ACRE 1 and 12, Township 12 North, In accordance with the HORIZONTAL DRILLING AND THE USE AND POSSESSION AND HEARING NOTICE OF FILING Range 9 West, Canadian County, Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes SPACING UNIT OF MARIJUANA WITH OR STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: AND HEARING Oklahoma, with the unit being Constitution, pursuant to WITHOUT A STATE-ISSUED WHOM IT MAY CONCERN STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Article V. § 2 (c), the Tribal SECTIONS 1 & 12, TOWNSHIP the governmental Sections 1 MEDICAL MARIJUANA TAKE NOTICE that a Petition WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Council shall have the power to 12 NORTH, RANGE 9 WEST, and 12, providing any horizontal LICENSE; PROVIDING FOR has been fi led in the District TAKE NOTICE that a Petition authorize the Governor to enter CANADIAN COUNTY, wellbore, from its point of entry PENALTY FOR A VIOLATION Court of Canadian County, has been fi led in the District into treaties, compacts or any State of Oklahoma, in the OKLAHOMA and along any part of the lateral OF THE ORDINANCE: Court of Canadian County, CAUSE CD NO. 201905396T hereafter drilled to Woodford contract. PROVIDING FOR REPEALER; above referenced matter. The State of Oklahoma, in the Pursuant to Article V. § 3 (b): Petition alleges that Petitioner, NOTICE OF HEARING common source of supply on PROVIDING FOR SAVINGS above referenced matter. The Special Meetings of the Tribal Michael Lee Blanton, is entitled THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA: the horizontal well drilling and CLAUSE; PROVIDING FOR Petition alleges that minor Council may be called by fi ve to a name change in accordance To all persons, owners, spacing unit established hereby, SEVERABILITY; AND child, L.J. Blanton, through members of the Legislature with Oklahoma State law. producers, operators, must be drilled no closer than DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. next of friend, is entitled to a or by petition signed by one The matter is set to be heard purchasers and takers 165 feet to the north and south SECTION I: before the Honorable Judge name change in accordance of oil and gas, and all unit boundaries and no closer hundred fi fty members of BE IT ORDAINED BY THE Jack D. McCurdy II on the with Oklahoma State law. other interested parties in than 300 feet to the east and the Tribes. All requests for a BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF 9th day of December, 2019, at The matter is set to be heard Canadian County, Oklahoma, west unit boundaries, providing Special Meeting of the Tribal THE TOWN OF CALUMET, 9 a.m. at the Canadian County before the Honorable Judge particularly: Arrowhead any horizontal wellbore, from Council shall be submitted to OKLAHOMA, THAT SECTION Courthouse. Jack D. McCurdy II on the Resources, Inc.; Barbara A. its point of entry and along the Coordinator of the Offi ce of 10-404 OF THE CODE OF NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 9th day of December, 2019, at Golden; Baytide Petroleum, any part of the lateral hereafter Tribal Council. Upon receipt of ORDINANCES OF THE TOWN that you must fi le a written 9 a.m. at the Canadian County Inc.; Ben Wadsworth; Bill drilled to Mississippian a valid petition, the Coordinator Lyman; Black Magic #2, LLC; OF CALUMET, OKLAHOMA, objection to the Petition at Courthouse. common source of supply of the Offi ce of Tribal Council Cactus Freyer Investments, IS HEREBY AMENDED TO anytime prior to the date set NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN on the horizontal well drilling shall call the Special Meeting. LLC; Cactus Petroleum READ IN ITS ENTIRETY AS for the hearing by fi ling the that you must fi le a written and spacing unit established The purpose of the Special FOLLOWS: same with the Canadian County objection to the Petition at Corporation; Carnegie Energy, Meeting shall be indicated LLC; CGT Todd's Minerals, hereby, must be drilled no 10-404: THE USE AND Court Clerk's Offi ce. Your anytime prior to the date set closer than 660 feet to the in the request for the Special POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA failure to fi le a written objection for the hearing by fi ling the LLC; Cherry Creek Minerals, Meeting and no other business LLC; Chesapeake Exploration unit boundary and possibly WITH OR WITHOUT A to the Petition shall constitute same with the Canadian County providing that this Order be shall be conducted at the Special MEDICAL STATE-ISSUED a denial of your interest in the Court Clerk's Offi ce. Your Limited Partnership; Clarence Meeting. L. Golden Jr.; Cliff Carel made effective on a date prior to MEDICAL MARIJUANA matter and Petitioner's Petition failure to fi le a written objection Pursuant to Article V. § (c): and Sandra Carel, Trustees the signing thereof. LICENSE: for name change may therefore to the Petition shall constitute The Coordinator of the Offi ce of the Carel Family Trust NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN A. Unless otherwise provided be granted at the hearing. a denial of your interest in the of Tribal Council shall provide dated 12/31/1991; Clyde Gene that the Applicant in this Cause by this section or State law, Given under my hand and seal matter and Petitioner's Petition notice of all Regular Meetings Miller; Cobra Petroleum is requesting the following it is unlawful for any person this 6th day of November, 2019. for name change may therefore and Special Meetings of the Company; Consul Properties, special relief: Possibly make the knowingly to: MARIE HIRST, Court Clerk be granted at the hearing. Tribal Council at least fi fteen LLC; Crystal Energy, Inc.; Order effective on a date prior to 1. Manufacture, grow, harvest, By HOLLY EATON, Deputy Given under my hand and seal days before such meeting. CTS Resources, LLC; Dale the signing thereof. cultivate, propagate, plant, John A. Alberts, OBA #13944 this 6th day of November, 2019. Pursuant to Article V. § 2 (d): Red River Resources, LLC; IT IS ORDERED that this compound, convert, produce, Carol J. Rolke, OBA #19928 MARIE HIRST, Court Clerk Resolution No. 100408ATC- David A. Bringham II, Trustee Cause be referred to an process, test, pack, repack, store, BEDLAM LAW By HOLLY EATON, Deputy of the David A. Bingham II 002 and § 4 (c) requires all distribute, dispense or possess 1617 Professional Circle John A. Alberts, OBA #13944 Administrative Law Judge for RESOLUTION(S) submitted at Revocable Living Trust dated hearing, taking of evidence, with intent to manufacture, Yukon, Oklahoma 73099 Carol J. Rolke, OBA #19928 7/28/2016; David Bryan Howe; least thirty days before each and for reporting the fi ndings distribute or dispense Phone (405) 232-2444 BEDLAM LAW David W. Cromwell; Deborah Annual Meeting and Special and recommendations to the marijuana; Facsimile 405-232-2445 1617 Professional Circle Lynn Tatum; Devon Energy Meeting of the Tribal Council. 2. Use, have, inject, ingest, [email protected] Yukon, Oklahoma 73099 Production Company, LP; DNR Commission. Agenda items for Special Tribal inhale, otherwise introduce [email protected] Phone (405) 232-2444 Oil & Gas, Inc.; Donna Von IT IS ORDERED AND NOTICE Council Meeting to be held into the human body or possess Attorneys for Petitioner Facsimile 405-232-2445 Tungeln Energy Properties, IS HEREBY GIVEN that this on November 23, 2019, are as marijuana; [email protected] LLC; Edna E. Montgomery Cause will be heard before an follows: Administrative Law Judge on 3. Use or possess drug (Published in The El Reno [email protected] a/k/a Elizabeth Montgomery 1. Resolution approving the paraphernalia or to deliver, Tribune, El Reno, Okla., Attorneys for Petitioner a/k/a Beth Montgomery; FDIC; the Initial Hearing Docket at the Limited Waiver of Sovereign possess or manufacture any Nov. 10, 2019.) Gannett Peak, LLC; George Corporation Commission, 440 Immunity in the same form. as such paraphernalia singly or IN THE DISTRICT COURT M. Miller and Nancy Miller; S. Houston, Tulsa, Oklahoma, contained in the loan agreement (Published in The El Reno in conjunction with any other OF CANADIAN COUNTY Gregory Alan Nitzel, Trustee at 8:30 a.m. on the 2nd day of between the Cheyenne and Tribune, El Reno, Okla., person; or STATE OF OKLAHOMA of the Gregory Nitzel Revocable December, 2019, and that this Arapaho Tribes and Bank Nov. 10, 2019.) 4. Appear or be upon or in any In the Matter of the Application Trust dated 2/2/2017; Hal G. Notice be published as required of America N.A. for the NOTICE street, alley, place of business or of MICHELLE ANN BLANTON McKnight; Harold H. Clifford by law and the rules of the construction of Lucky Star Non-Commercial Disposal other public place in the town Case No. CV-2019-299 and Cherry Kay Clifford; Commission. Casino-Watonga Hotel and or Injection Well Hazeltine Holdings Corporation; while under the infl uence of a NOTICE OF FILING NOTICE IS FURTHER related facilities on Highway OKLAHOMA Henderson Minerals, LLC; J.D. controlled dangerous substance AND HEARING GIVEN that the Applicant 270, Watonga, Oklahoma. CORPORATION COMMISSION Coffey, LLC; Jalyn Lisa Davison; or marijuana: STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: and interested parties may 2. Approve the creation of Oil and Gas James Brent Howe; James T. B. Any violation of Paragraph WHOM IT MAY CONCERN present testimony by telephone. the Department of Parks and Conservation Division Hunter and Joan E. Hunter, A of this section shall constitute TAKE NOTICE that a Petition The cost of telephonic Recreation. Jim Thorpe Building Trustees of the James and a misdemeanor offense with a has been fi led in the District communication shall be paid P.O. Box 52000 Joan Hunter Revocable Trust fi ne not to exceed Four-Hundred Court of Canadian County, by the person or persons State of Oklahoma, in the Oklahoma City, Oklahoma dated 4/28/2017; Jan F. Shelton; (Published in The El Reno ($400.00) Dollars. Jasper Charles Golden; Judd requesting its use. Interested above referenced matter. The 73152-2000 Tribune, El Reno, Okla., C. For the purpose of this Kessler, Trustee of the A.D. and parties who wish to participate Petition alleges that Petitioner, Application No. 2004180100 Oct. 27 and Nov. 3 and 10, 2019.) section, "marijuana" shall Jaclyn Kessler Trust B; Karen by telephone shall contact Michelle Ann Blanton, is STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: IN THE DISTRICT COURT have the meaning prescribed S. Golden; Kona, Ltd.; L.P. Laird; the Applicants or Applicants’ entitled to a name change in All persons, owners, producers, IN AND FOR by Section 2-101 of Title 63 of Ladd, LLC; Larry A. Miller and attorney, prior to the hearing accordance with Oklahoma operators, purchasers and CANADIAN COUNTY the Oklahoma Statutes. "Drug Katherine M. Miller; Lawrence date, and provide their name State law. takers of oil and gas, and STATE OF OKLAHOMA paraphernalia" shall have Scott Holmgren and Suzanne and phone number. The matter is set to be heard all other interested persons, FIRST GUARANTY the meaning prescribed by Elaine Holmgren; Leslie Marie NOTICE IS FURTHER before the Honorable Judge particularly in Canadian MORTGAGE CORPORATION, Section 2-101 of Title 63 of the Locke; Margaret Thompson, GIVEN that all interested Jack D. McCurdy II on the County, Oklahoma: Plaintiff Oklahoma Statutes, including Trustee of the Margaret persons may appear and 9th day of December, 2019, at NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: vs. the factors to determine in Thompson Revocable Living be heard. For information 9 a.m. at the Canadian County That Urban Oil & Gas Group, MELISSA NADERI, et al., Section 2-101.1 of said Title 63. Trust; Mark M. Lorenzen and concerning this action, Courthouse. LLC, 1000 E. 14th Street, Suite Defendants D. A person in possession of a Denniece G. Lorenzen; Mark contact STEPHEN CLAYMAN, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 300, Plano, Texas 75074, is Case No. CJ-2019-374 State-Issued Medical Marijuana Wehde and Marilyn Wehde; Citizen Energy III, LLC, 320 that you must fi le a written requesting that the Commission, NOTICE BY PUBLICATION License shall be able to: Martha Van Gundy; Martin S. Boston, Suite 900, Tulsa, objection to the Petition at pursuant to OCC-OGR Rules THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO 1. Consume marijuana legally; David Turner and Nancy Ann Oklahoma 74103, (918) 949-4680, anytime prior to the date set 165:10-5-5 and 165:10-5-6 and COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY 2. Legally possess up to Turner, Trustees of the Turner or WILLIAM H. HUFFMAN, for the hearing by fi ling the ROP 165:5-7-30 administratively Living Trust dated 11/9/1994; INFORMATION OBTAINED Three (3) ounces of marijuana Attorney at Law, 1743 E. 71st same with the Canadian County authorize the approval of Meara Co.; Michael Eugene WILL BE USED FOR THAT on their person; Street, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74136- Court Clerk's Offi ce. Your disposal/injection of saltwater Steffen and Cheryl Steffen; PURPOSE. 3. Legally possess Six (6) 5108, (918) 492-4433. failure to fi le a written objection into a well as follows: Michelle Steffen Cordray; THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA mature marijuana plants; to the Petition shall constitute WELL NAME AND LOCATION: Midhill, a Partnership, as DONE AND PERFORMED this TO: Saeed Naderi, if living, 4. Legally possess Six (6) a denial of your interest in the CCGU 11-19, 400 FSL Trustee f/b/o William N. Heiss 6th day of November, 2019. and if Deceased, his Heirs, seedling plants; matter and Petitioner's Petition and 2475 FWL, SE SE NE Roth Conversion IRA; Midhill, CORPORATION COMMISSION Personal Representatives, 5. Legally possess One (1) ounce for name change may therefore of Sec. 19-13N-08W a Wyoming Partnership, as OF OKLAHOMA Devisees, Trustees, Successors of concentrated marijuana; be granted at the hearing. NAME OF DISPOSAL ZONE Trustee f/b/o Jeanette Dillon J. TODD HIETT, Chairman and Assigns and the Unknown 6. Legally possess Seventy-Two Given under my hand and seal AND DEPTH: Cottage Grove IRA; MLL Investments, LLC; BOB ANTHONY, Vice Chairman Successors (72) ounces of edible marijuana; this 6th day of November, 2019. TOP: 8130 - BOTTOM: 8150 Mo Money Minerals, LLC; DANA L. MURPHY GREETINGS: and MARIE HIRST, Court Clerk DISPOSAL RATE AND Monna L. Klaus f/k/a Monna L. Commissioner You are hereby notifi ed that 7. Legally possess up to Eight By HOLLY EATON, Deputy PRESSURE: 3000 Bbs/day; Golden; Monticello Investments, BY ORDER OF THE you have been sued by Plaintiff (8) ounces of marijuana in their John A. Alberts, OBA #13944 2500 Psi/Surface LLC; Morning Glory Royalties, COMMISSION: in the above cause in the residence. Carol J. Rolke, OBA #19928 LLC; Myra Jeffries and Erik Objections may be fi led with PEGGY MITCHELL, Secretary District Court of Canadian E. Possession of up to One BEDLAM LAW Jeffries; Newfi eld Exploration; the Oklahoma Corporation County, Oklahoma, entitled and One-half (1 1/2) ounces 1617 Professional Circle Northbrook Oil & Gas, Inc.; Commission within fi fteen First Guaranty Mortgage of marijuana by persons who Yukon, Oklahoma 73099 Orchid AD3, LLC; Pardee (Published in The El Reno (15) days after the publication Corporation, Plaintiff can state a medical condition, Phone (405) 232-2444 Production Co.; Pauletta Sue Tribune, El Reno, Okla., of this notice. Objections, v. Melissa Naderi and but are not in possession of a Facsimile 405-232-2445 Haller; Pentex Exploration & Nov. 10, 2019.) if any, should be mailed to Saeed Naderi, et al., Defendants, State-Issued Medical Marijuana [email protected] Production, Inc.; Ray Wallce FIRST ALIAS Oil and Gas Conservation and that you must answer the License, shall constitute a [email protected] Broadfoot Revocable Trust; NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE Division, Pollution Abatement Petition of said Plaintiff on or misdemeanor offense with a Attorneys for Petitioner Rector Family Limited Liability Notice is given that on Department, Jim Thorpe before the 23rd day of December, fi ne not to exceed Four-Hundred Limited Partnership; Rene' December 16, 2019, at 10 o'clock Building, P.O. Box 52000, 2019, or the allegations of said ($400.00) Dollars. Morin; Richard C. Moore, a.m. at the Second Floor Lobby (Published in The El Reno Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Petition will be taken as true SECTION 2: All ordinances Trustee of the Richard C. Moore of the County Courthouse in Tribune, El Reno, Okla., 73152-2000. and a judgment will be entered or parts thereof which are 1994 Revocable Trust; Richard El Reno, Canadian County, Nov. 10, 17 and 24, 2019.) for the sums due under the inconsistent with this ordinance Lee Harmon; Roan Resources, Oklahoma, the Sheriff of said IN THE DISTRICT COURT LLC; Royalty Interests Note and Mortgage which are are repealed. (Published in The El Reno County will offer for sale and OF CANADIAN COUNTY Partnership, LP; Samedan Oil the subject of said suit in the SECTION 3: Nothing in this STATE OF OKLAHOMA Tribune, El Reno, Okla., sell, for cash, at public auction, Corporation; Sandra J. Bean; amount of $120,554.77 with ordinance as adopted shall be ROSE M. KEMP, Plaintiff Nov. 10, 2019.) to the highest and best bidder, Sandra Jean Steffen; Sandra interest, attorney fees and all construed to affect any suit or vs. IN THE DISTRICT COURT all that certain real estate in L. Armstrong, Trustee of the costs and a Decree ordering proceeding now pending in any MIGUEL LOPEZ SOTO, OF CANADIAN COUNTY Canadian County, Oklahoma, Sandra L. Armstrong Revocable foreclosure of said Mortgage, court, or any rights acquired or Defendants STATE OF OKLAHOMA to-wit: Trust dated 03/30/2013; Sara L. barring your interest in the liability incurred, nor any cause Case No. CV-2019-301 In the Matter of the Estate Lot Six (6), Block Two (2) in Miller; Saxet I Minerals, LLC; following described real or causes of action existing, NOTICE BY PUBLICATION of JOHN RUSSELL AUSTIN, Ranch Oak Estates, to the City Sharon Christine Bradshaw; property: under any act or ordinance STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: Deceased of Union City, Canadian County, Shirley Ann Griffi n, formerly Lot Four (4), Block Three (3), repealed. Nor shall any right Miguel Lopez Soto Case No. PB-2019-231 Oklahoma, according to the Harmon; Smith Minerals, LLC; GARDENS AT CHISHOLM or remedy of any character be YOU, and each of you are NOTICE OF HEARING recorded plat thereof Source Rock Minerals III, LP; CREEK PHASE 1, an Addition lost, impaired or affected by this hereby notifi ed that Plaintiff PETITION FOR Southwest Petroleum Company; Subject to unpaid taxes, to the City of Oklahoma City, ordinance. has fi led a Petition in the LETTERS OF Teressa J. Hamer; The Sandra assessments, advancements by Canadian County, Oklahoma, SECTION 4: If any one or District Court of Canadian ADMINISTRATION Kay Lorenzen Revocable Living Plaintiff for taxes, insurance according to the recorded plat more of the sections, sentences, County, State of Oklahoma, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Trust dated 1/22/2008; Thomas premiums and expenses thereof, commonly known as clauses or parts of this Case No. CV-2019-301, against to all persons interested in A. Thompson; Timberwolf necessary for the preservation 11136 Northwest 6th Terrace, ordinance, chapter or section you, and each of you, alleging the estate of John Russell Minerals, LLC; Tucker Family of the subject property, if any, that he is the fee simple owner Yukon, Oklahoma 73099 (the shall for any reason be held Austin, Deceased, that on this Investments, LLLP; United said property having been of the following described real “Property”) invalid, the invalidity of such date, Frank Austin fi led in the Production Company, LLC; appraised at $222,299.00, property situate in Canadian Dated this 21st day of October, section, clause or part shall not District Court of Canadian Wake Energy, LLC; Westamerica and subject to a statutory County, State of Oklahoma, 2019. affect or prejudice in any way County, State of Oklahoma, a Minerals, Inc.; WIN Properties; to-wit: right of redemption in favor MARIE HIRST, Court Clerk the applicability and validity Petition praying for Letters of Carl Flaherty; Charles Moore; Lots One Hundred Forty-fi ve of the United States of America By HOLLY EATON, Deputy of any other provision of this Administration to be issued to Claude Moore; Estate of Betty (145), One Hundred Forty-six for a period of one year from KIVELL, RAYMENT ordinance. Frank Austin upon the estate of Louise Bomhoff; Estate of (146), One Hundred Forty-seven Charles Harold Van Gundy the date of Sheriff's Sale. Sale AND FRANCIS WHEREAS, it being John Russell Austin, Deceased. (147), One Hundred Forty-eight a/k/a Harold Van Gundy will be made pursuant to the A Professional Corporation immediately necessary for NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN (148), One Hundred Forty-nine a/k/a Pat Van Gundy; Estate First Alias Special Execution K. Renee’ Davis, OBA #15161 the preservation of the peace, that said Petition further (149), One Hundred Fifty A of George W. Van Gundy; and Order of Sale issued in Triad Center I, Suite 550 health, safety and public good prays that the heirs-at-law of (150A), CEDAR LAKE, being a Estate of Jerry Allen Golden accordance with judgment 7666 East 61st Street of the Town Calumet and its John Russell Austin, Deceased, subdivision of Section Eighteen Sr.; Estate of Joseph Ray Van entered in the District Court of Tulsa, Oklahoma 74133 inhabitants that the provisions be determined at the hearing (18), Township Eleven (11) Gundy a/k/a Ray Van Gundy; Canadian County, Oklahoma. Telephone (918) 254-0626 of this ordinance be put into full thereon, all for the purpose of North, Range Nine (9) West of Estate of Kenneth Elbert Van Pursuant to judgment, Facsimile (918) 254-7915 force and effect, an emergency waiver procedures as provided the Indian Meridian, Canadian Gundy; Estate of Lawrence Plaintiff reserves the right E-mail: [email protected] is hereby declared to exist by by the applicable statutes of the County, Oklahoma, according to William Foulk; Estate of Lois to recall the Special Execution Attorneys for Plaintiff reason whereof this ordinance the recorded plat thereof. State of Oklahoma. Edna Brooks f/k/a Lois Van and Order of Sale and to shall take effect and be in full That the Defendant be adjudged Pursuant to an Order of said Gundy; Estate of Minnie cancel this scheduled sale force and effect after its passage to have no right, title, claim, Court, NOTICE IS HEREBY Jo Swalwell; Glen Flaherty; orally or in writing at any time as provided by law. estate or interest in and to GIVEN that the 25th day of Gordon Moore; James Flaherty; prior to sale without notice or PASSED AND APPROVED the real property involved in November, 2019, at the hour of 9 Larry L. Flaherty; Mary leave of Court. WITH THE EMERGENCY this cause of action and that o’clock a.m. has been appointed Grigg; Mary Margaret Moore Persons or other entities having CAUTION! CLAUSE PASSED they, and each of them, be as the time for hearing said McFarland; Nora Long; Richard an interest in the property Moore; Robert L. Flaherty; SEPARATELY AS PROVIDED perpetually barred and enjoined Petition in the Courtroom of whose interest is sought to Tom Flaherty; Estate of Bill S. BY LAW by the Mayor and from the setting up or asserting the undersigned judge, or the be extinguished, including Clark; Estate of Connie Todd Do not give Town Board of Trustees on the any right, title, claim, estate or judge to whom this cause is those whose actual address 5th day of November, 2019. interest in and to said property. Clark; Estate of Jesse Isabel assigned on said date, in the is unknown and persons or BRUCE WALLACE, Mayor That said Defendant must Todd; Glen Douglas Graves; County Courthouse in the City other entities whose unknown ATTEST: answer the Petition fi led herein Jacob Wade Winkler; Lonna your bank of El Reno, Canadian County, successors are hereby notifi ed JILL RAY, Town Clerk by Plaintiff on or before the Louann Chastain; Marla Oklahoma, when and where all are: Tomas R. Valencia Ramirez 23rd day of December, 2019, or persons interested may appear Roselle MacWilliams; Plymouth a/k/a Thomas Valencia, and said Petition will be taken as and contest said Petition as Resources, Inc.; Unit Petroleum account United States of America ex rel., true and correct and judgment provided by law, or may assert Company; William H. McCann; ADVERTISING Wood Trail, Ltd. Secretary of Housing and Urban rendered accordingly decreeing rights to the administration and If any named person is Development. information or that said Plaintiff is the owner pray that Letters be issued. WORKS! deceased, then the known or CHRIS WEST, Sheriff of the property described in Dated this 7th day of November, You’d be surprised what you unknown heirs, executors, Canadian County, Oklahoma said Petition. 2019. can BUY, SELL, FIND, administrators, trustees, Kelly M. 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VOTE STEVE JENSEN NOV. 12TH FOR EL RENO MAYOR Marks of Maturity: Steve Jensen Recently I was reading: “Generation iY Our Chance to Save Th eir Future” by Dr. Tim Elmore (He partners with Chick-fi l-A to grow leaders with their 50,000+ iY strong employees). Th e book referenced 7 “Marks of Maturity” that we need to teach the iY generation that Although I have not known Steve Steve Jensen was a teenager when I moved to El Reno. Our paths have I was born and raised in El Reno. I Steve Jensen has: Jensen personally, I have known his left to play basketball professionally in wife and her family for many years. crossed socially and professionally the past 30 years. I was extremely pleased Europe and chose to return to El Reno 1. A mature person is able to keep long-term commitments. He I have also known several members is able to delay gratifi cation by keeping commitments even when with the job he did as El Reno Public to open a business and raise my family. of the Jensen family and I have been they're no longer new, novel or they don't feel like it. Steve keeps School Board member/president, retiring My family and I support Steve Jensen aware of Jensen Farms as a long- and his vision for El Reno’s future. his commitments. He has kept his commitments to his Savior, his standing El Reno business. Th ey when he felt a change would be good wife, his family and the El Reno Public School system. for the community. I am excited that he ~Jonathon Reed have always been hard-working Onpoint Hoops Academy and dedicated to the future of El chooses to bring his integrity, honesty 2. A mature person is unshaken by fl attery or criticism. He is Reno. Were I still a member of the and vision as a Mayoral candidate for secure in his own skin. Rick Warren says: “If you call the shots community, Steve Jensen would El Reno. you will take shots.” Steve handles fl attery or criticism about as certainly have my full support for ~Dana Gibson well as anybody I know. El Reno Public School Foundation mayor! Steve can lead Secretary 3. A mature person possesses a spirit of humility. ~Dr. Margaret Mehle ERPS Parent from being in front of the crowd, walking alongside and from the position of making sure no one is left behind. 4. A mature person's decisions are based on character, not feelings. Values like listening, helping, encouraging, and administrating are part of Steve, and his public service. Th ese values are evident in his character. “Steve Jensen is an honorable man of integrity with a long history of dedicated 5. A mature person expresses gratitude consistently. Steve's life service to our community. He has the skills says 'thank you' to his Savior, his community, and to his country. needed to be an eff ective leader and represent El Reno in a positive manner. He will 6. A mature person knows how to prioritize others before Steve thinks this way; yet it's not others that set the I have known Steve for 50 years and respectfully listen to all community members themselves. pace for him. It's his Savior who helps him help others. During my service in the United I know that he is above reproach. and he understands the duties of the Offi ce States Army, we were taught, as Steve Jensen has already proven of the Mayor. As evidenced by his tenure leaders, to develop these values: on the El Reno Public School Board, Steve 7. A mature person seeks wisdom before acting. Steve has himself as a community leader. promised to listen to you his neighbors, his friends and his loyalty, duty, respect, selfl ess service, He served on the school board will be a steward of taxpayer resources and honor, integrity, and personal is fully aware of the fi duciary responsibilities community. It's a promise he will keep because he's a man of for 20 years and during his tenure character. STEVE has the kind of character that we need leading courage. Steve Jensen has these of the position and the importance of he passed bond issues, built new our Generation iY (born in the 1990's-2002) into the future. values. I see them in the way he leads schools, updated the El Reno High transparency. Th rough his extensive his family. As a parent, it was a great volunteer activities he has demonstrated the School, and built the STEM Center. ~ Jay Kindsvater comfort to know that he held these Steve’s motives would always be in ability to work as part of a team and value values when he served our town as the best interest of El Reno and not diversity and inclusiveness. Please join us in president of the school board. And for person recognition or gain. voting for Steve Jensen for Mayor.” if elected mayor, he will bring these ~ CPA ~ Coleman and Debbie Harrison, same values along with a compelling David Ratliff , Life Long Residents and Community vision and passion for El Reno. Volunteers ~Russ Wells Veteran, United States Army We are voting for Steve Jensen because we know him to be a godly man that My wife and I have known Steve and Ellen Jensen with put the community fi rst. *He is not and their families for over 40 years. Steve is a man Ever since my fi rst visit to El Reno running for mayor because of personal of integrity, intelligence, strong leadership, and most in 2013 for my interview with gain or pride, he genuinely wants to As the past President of the ERPS School importantly kindness. I know this to be true because Mercy, I have had a deep love and transform our community into a place Board, Steve Jensen has been an advocate his actions have proven it time and time again over the compassion for the wonderful people will want to move to and visit. for our children. As the Mayor of El Reno last 4 decades. Steve cares about El Reno and every people here. Th is town is really *He wants to revitalize downtown to be he will continue to make decisions with resident. He understands that the Mayor exists to something special. I have always more than a few stores, but a bustling their best interest in mind. As Mayor he will serve the citizens and he understands the importance wanted the best for my patients place people frequent! *He has worked not only be making decisions for today, but of listening and working with the people you are and friends in this town, which so hard in the past on the school board, those decisions will also aff ect the adults serving. As a developer and general contractor, I is why I am so excited that Steve and he wants the ability to change our of tomorrow. Clearly he is the best choice work with cities all over Oklahoma and I’ve seen what Jensen has felt called to continue school district with the communities for Mayor of El Reno. I appreciate that honest, hardworking leadership looks like and what to serve El Reno, now in a diff erent help to be the best in the area. *He throughout his campaign Steve has been it can do for a city. We need leaders like Steve Jensen capacity as Mayor. Under his wants to get more developments to investing his time into becoming the future to strongly navigate El Reno into the future while still leadership, I believe the amazing bring in more families and help El Reno Mayor by using his own qualifi cations and preserving what makes El Reno great. town of El Reno with improve and grow in the right direction! Vote for does not participate in any mudslinging. ~ Ron Ward Owner of Ward Construction a Commercial Real fl ourish! I am honored to support Steve Jensen for Mayor! ~Kristin Richardson Steve Jensen for Mayor. ~ James and Sara Pierce, El Reno Community Th eatre Chairman Estate Development Company ~ Dr. Kristin Miller El Reno citizens & Parents in ERPS El Reno Band Parents President for 10 years Looking for a Mayor that could maximize for all EL Reno has been my home for over 30 years and citizens and business the growth that is coming in that time I have come to know the people of to our community over the next ten years? How Having grown up in El Reno, we’ve the City. My husband was born and raised in El “Growing up in El Reno and the El Reno public schools I became about a candidate from a family that pioneered, known Steve Jensen our entire lives. Reno and through him I got to know everyone developed and has served this community for Steve is a devout Christian, honest and because he was a community minded person. acquainted with Steve. I enjoyed his enthusiasm and ongoing over 100 years. Steve Jensen has carried on dependable man of many business He is no longer here, but I am and I can speak his family tradition working with surrounding trades, and always willing to volunteer for myself. STEVE JENSEN is an honest, family concern for the school system. I look forward for this same school districts the past 20 years to maximize the when his talents can be used for the man and business man and he knows and loves educational benefi t for all of our children. What good of others, no matter the time this town. I believe that he is the man for such attitude toward the citizens and the growth of the community. I if our community and surrounding communities or eff ort needed for the task. Steve’s a time as this to take our city forward and keep could actually work together to do the same to moral integrity and genuine service it moving in the right direction. He has served believe Steve would be an honest, respectful face for the City of El benefi t all? Steve is a proven unifi er of people to others will create transparency and the city faithfully in many areas and he knows and goals, and I am honored to support him for openness for the success of El Reno what we need and how to get us there. We need Reno. I’m proud to support him in this election.” Mayor of my community. and all of its citizens. Steve Jensen has someone who will represent us all and do what is Sincerely, our vote for El Reno Mayor. best for the people. ~Austin Douglas Curtis D. Blanc ~Christa and Lance Rushing ~Inatha Vaughn Working for a prosperous Community Ambassador Unifi ed Community Banker VOTE NOV. 12 Your Voice Matters! Paid for by Friends of Steve Jensen.