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3 February 2, 2022 A g r iNceuwt sl u r e Misdemeanors Felonies MISDEMEANORS State of Okla vs Khalid A Omer DUI State of Okla vs Nickalaus J Tillman Possession of CS State of Okla vs John F Hammond Protective order violations State of Okla vs Jennifer L Hawthorn Child not in school State of Okla vs Joshua L Birdshead Possession of CS State of Okla vs Kelvin C Berry “ State of Okla vs Kylan D Plaster Unauthorized use of a credit card. Defrauding an innkeeper NFEC Youth Tour contest held, State of Okla vs Jennifer L Ortiz State of Okla vs Tyrone D Johnson Possession of CS “ Blackketter and Buschbacher win free FELONIES State of Okla vs Kameron S Harrison Possessing juvenile trip to Washington D.C. pornography State of Okla vs Taylor R Gearreald Forgery SAYRE----Northfork Elec- As Youth Tour winners, derstanding of how leaders cre- knowledge of electric coopera- tric’s 2022 Youth Tour del- Blackketter and Buschbacher ate change, overcome obstacles State of Okla vs John P Skinner Possession of CS tives and electrical safety. egates emerged from four fi- will each receive an all-expense and serve others through their Maylee Chaney from Ham- nalists on Monday, January paid trip to Washington D.C. behavior and attitude. State of Okla vs Brandon L Dupont Engaging in pros- mon was originally selected 24 during the cooperative’s an- June 17-23, 2022 with delega- The Youth Tour Contest as a finalist but was unable titution. Soliciting sexual conduct with a minor by use of nual Youth Tour Banquet. tions of other co-op students officially began earlier in the Olga Blackketter, a junior from across country. During school year when 11th grade to compete due to scheduling from Leedey High School, and their trip to Washington D.C., students in the NFEC ser- conflicts. Zinser took her place technology Reagan Buschbacher, a junior the youth will visit the capi- vice territory were asked to in the finals as the alternate. from Hammon High School, tal city’s many memorials and write an essay of no less than “We couldn’t be more de- were named winners of the museums, Mount Vernon and 500 words with the writing contest. Blackketter is a stu- dent of Ms. Morgan Lady and the Arlington Cemetery. The group will also have the op- prompt of “Electrical safety is extremely important. What do lighted with the judges’ deci- sion. All four of these students will make exceptional repre- Marriages & Divorces Buschbacher is a student of portunity to visit with many you know about staying safe sentatives of their schools, Ms. Mary Cole. elected officials. around electricity and how MARRIAGE LICENSES “It is our goal with the op- Runners-up in the local would you apply that knowl- NFEC and the state of Okla- Laramie Malson, Carter – Nikki Johnson, Carter portunity to educate our youth contest were Mason Valdez edge if you were involved in an homa,” said Ferrero. Ferrero will be representing NFEC and Michael Moreno, Sayre – Carie Henley, Sayre about the history of rural elec- and Claire Zinser from Sayre accident or situation involving DIVORCES trification, member-owned High School. Their teacher is electricity?” The four contest Oklahoma as a chaperone for NONE electric cooperatives and the Mr. Daniel Long. As runners- finalists were chosen based on the 2022 Youth Tour. Seven Cooperative Principles,” up, both Valdez and Zinser their essays. The four final- The NFEC Youth Tour con- said Connie Ferrero, NFEC’s have the opportunity to serve ists presented their essays and test is open each year to all Youth Services Coordinator. as delegates at the 2022 Lead- completed an interview dur- 11th grade students who live “This year’s finalists prepared ership Summit in Oklahoma ing the Youth Tour Banquet at well for the contest and shared City on March 14, 2022 and NFEC headquarters in Sayre. or attend school in the NFEC a great deal of knowledge and receive a $500 scholarship. A panel of judges determined service territory. enthusiasm during their inter- Students attending Leadership the winners based on the final- NFEC is an equal opportu- views.” Summit will increase their un- ists’ interviews, including their nity provider and employer. SWOSU Jazz Festival to Feature 3D Jazz Trio & Friends The SWOSU Jazz Festival is concerts on Thursday at 7 p.m., clude Jenn Krupa, trombone; by the SWOSU Music Depart- coming up on February 10-11 Friday at 1 p.m. and Friday at Barbara Laronga, trumpet; ment in conjunction with the on the Weatherford campus, 8 p.m. There will be clinics and and Janelle Reichman, sax. 3D City of Weatherford, Oklaho- and the prestigious festival high school/middle school plays original, traditional and will feature the 3D Jazz Trio bands playing throughout the contemporary standards from ma Arts Council, the National and Friends. day. In addition, a “Drinks with all genres of music. The group Endowment for the Arts and Tickets for the various con- the Divas” reception will also met in 2014 at the Cleveland •Residential •Commercial • Faucet Repair certs and additional informa- be held on Friday evening from Playhouse while playing in The the SWOSU Foundation. • Drain Cleaning •Gas Piping tion about the featured group 5:30-7:30 p.m. DIVA Jazz Orchestra and 3D For additional informa- are available on stubwire.com at https://share.swosu.edu/ Featured artists this year include the 3D Jazz Trio of has performed at many of the world’s most prestigious ven- tion about the festival, please Jason Jones Plumbing JazzFestTickets Sherrie Maricle, drums; Jack- ues and festivals. visit www.swosujazz.com or 580-214-0404 or 580-323-0405 Dr. Richard Tirk, director of ie Warren, piano; and Amy The 52nd annual SWOSU call the music department at Clinton Oklahoma the festival, said there will be Shook, bass. The friends in- Jazz Festival is made possible 580.774.3708. 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