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March 30, 2022 News Javorsky nation“['veoftrained in opera, for between the character and her As Javorsky rehearses laughed. like where we met, it was the at least eight years in a combi- own personality. and prepares for the part, she She believes the cast and same thing. He pursued me, private lessons and “So, one of the things I re- brings her own twist to the crew are right on schedule in and I turned him down for Continued from page 1. those at school. I have had a ally like about Eliza is that she character. She adds some hu- preparing for opening day. another man in that one as stay in my higher register. It’s is very stubborn, and she’s lot of different teachers over mor to her interpretation of She believes they are about well.” the years, There were about very independent. I relate to Eliza. halfway there and they are in Javorsky works in Elk City a lot of fun to sing because I three or four that I had in high that very much, because I find “J like to add more humor- good shape. as one of the ECPD’s School used to sing opera. I used to do “| have really high hopes Resource Offices. She has and I had two or three myself very similar. The only ous twist to her. I find that pageants, singing,” Javorsky school, different ones throughout col- thing that I can really pick she’s already kind of a funny for when we are ready to been with the department added. lege. I've kind of culminated out about her is at the ending, character. She’s dramatic. She open, and we already have since May and loves working Her talent earned her a that throughout the years. I but I don’t want to spoil it for likes to be over the top, and most of the costuming done, with the schools. She is ex- full ride, lifetime scholarship actually sang at the last ben- anyone who hasn't seen it. My I think I'm kind of that way. so wow. It’s really exciting,” cited about being back on the to the Academy of Vocal Arts efit, ‘An Evening with Jenny personality is kind of the exact One thing| like to do is to play she said, Red Carpet Community The- in Philadelphia, which she has Jarnagin,” she said. ‘opposite, the way she is in the her a little bit more on the hu- Because Javorsky is in the atre’s stage and reconnecting not attended yet. She will be Javorsky went on to talk end. But other than that, I feel morous side, especially right production with her husband, with the people. able to go whenever she wants about Eliza Doolittle, the char- like I follow her pretty well,” now. I think we all need a little she began to reflect on the ex- To get tickets, purchase to attend. acter, She sees some parallels she reported. light heartedness,” Javorsky perience, both past and pres- a membership, or find out ent. more about the musical go “He is a pretty scary char- acter. It's really entertaining to www.rcct.org. The theatre Red Dirt Pigeons Win Big Red Combine Race because my character just would like to give thanks to kind of rejects him. He tries the support of the Oklahoma really hard, bless his heart, Arts Council and the Oklaho- The Red Dirt Pigeon Club which is actually really funny. ma Legislature for support- swept the board against Enid and Oklahoma City pigeon In ‘Little Women,’ which is ing the arts. clubs, flying against around Election 200 birds from Burleson, Tex- as, which is 230 miles the Elk City’s group. The results are as follows: RaceA First - Corey Spieker AU- 2021-ARPU-13577_- 1784,994 yards per minute with Day laws And Reminders Second - David Bell AU- 2021-ARPU-6808 - with 1779.92 yards per minute Third - Charles Wyatt AU- 2021-ARPU-46901 - with 1735.699 yards per minute Voters in Roger Mills County are reminded to keep the in- Race B tegrity of the election system in mind, when going to the polls First - David Bell AU- next week. 2021-ARPU-6785 - with 1850.754 yards per minute While ballot “selfies” or taking photographs of a marked Second - Dusty Davis AU- ballot are legal, voters may not share or distribute the image eX 2021-ARPU-20751 - with 1810.80 yards per minute through social media or by any other means while inside the Race A and Race B in the Big Red Combine, left is David Bell B race winner Third - Cory Spieker AU- election enclosure. with “Big Rudi” or ARPU 6785 and right is Corey Spieker, Race A winner with “Monte 2021-ARUP-13580 - with Voters must wait until they leave their polling place before Carlo” or ARPU 13577. Courtesy photo. 1707.674 yards per minute posting or sharing the picture with anyone. Improper use of the photo could result in a violation of the 2022 Beckham CEU Program law. Voters may not use the image to coerce, influence, or in- timidate another voter. Roger Mills County Election Board Secretary, Jana Maddux. he Beckham County OSU several of OSU's brightest on compliance with Title VI and VIL cludes but is not limited to admis- says voters should be aware that violating the law has conse- Extension Office will be host- Weed Management Options of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, sions, employment, financial aid, ing two classes one morning in Cotton, Dicamba Training, Executive Order 11246 as amend- and educational services. Refer- quences. program 9-am - 12pm &after- New Herbicide Technologies ed, Title IX of the Education ences within this publication to “While some offenses may seem minor, unlawful activity on noon program 1pm-4pm to of- in Grain Sorghum, Managing Amendments of 1972, Americans any specific commercial product, Election Day constitutes a serious crime and could result in a fer 6 CEU’s for our producers. Herbicide Resistance in Winter with Disabilities Act of 1990, and process, or service by trade name, Each producer has the option Wheat and many more. Please other federal laws and regulations, misdemeanor or in some cases, a felony conviction. We want trademark, service mark, manu- to attend one program or both RSVP by April 1st. You can do does not discriminate on the basis all voters to be aware of their actions and be respectful of the on Wednesday April 6, 2022, at so by calling the extension of- of race, color, national origin, sex, facturer, or otherwise does not Beckham County Activity Cen- fice at 580-928-2139 or email: age, religion, disability, or status constitute or imply endorsement rights of others.” ter (Fairbarn) in Sayre, Okla-~ [email protected]. as a veteran in any of its policies, by Oklahoma Cooperative Exten- Maddux said, it is illegal to disclose how you voted with any- homa. We will be hearing from Oklahoma State University, in practices or procedures. This in- sion Service. one while inside the election enclosure. In addition, you may not remove a ballot from the polling place. Elk City banker graduates from Keep in mind that electioneering is prohi ited within 300 feet of any ballot box while an election is in progress. This in- OBA Commercial Lending School cludes wearing or bringing visible campaign related parapher- nalia into the election enclosure. Maddux notes that no one except election officials and voters waiting to vote are allowed OKLAHOMA CITY ‘The OBA Commercial Lend- loan pricing and approaches to 200 banks across the state and within 50 feet of any ballot box on Election Day. Certain excep- Brock Walker, with Great ing School, conducted annu- loan structuring and adminis- serves as the primary advocate tions are made for media and those assisting disabled voters. Plains Bank in Elk City, recent- ally, is designed to prepare trations. Students were given for the banking industry. It’s ly completed the Oklahoma bankers to serve effectively as an opportunity to apply these also heavily involved in fraud Voters are reminded that consuming alcohol of any kind or Bankers Association Commer- commercial loan officers. Stu- analytical techniques in a lend- training and prevention as well quantity within one-half mile ofa polling place on Election Day cial Lending School in Okla- dents learn about steps they ing situation case study. as legal and compliance servic- is prohibited. The polls will be open 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. April homa City. should take in evaluating busi- The OBA conducts more es and communications for its Sth. Walker was among 55 grad- ness loan requests, how busi- than 70 educational programs member banks. uates of the school, which was nesses are structured and how and seminars each year, which held March 6-11 at the OBA to evaluate the management reach more than 5,000 bankers Harris Event Center in Okla- of business borrowers. They across the state. The Associa- ne certificates Availa OQeere homa City. also studied factors that affect tion represents approximately ow SWOSU International Student Association Hosting Festive Zoe Syotag Dinner this Saturday Annuals ¢ Perenials » Succulents Hanging Baskets * Vegetables Southwestern Oklahoma ternational Student Office at 6 p.m. in the Memorial Stu- State University’s Internation- SWOSU at 580.774.3078 or dent Center Ballroom. The Shrubs & Trees * Custom Pots internationaleswosu.edu. public is invited and encour- al Student Association (SISA) is hosting its annual banquet ‘The banquet will be held at aged to attend. Iron Plant Stands ¢ Pottery featuring foods from around the world this Saturday, April Soil & Mulch ¢ Large Selection Available! 2, on the Weatherford campus. Tickets are $10 and can be purchased by any SISA member or contacting the In- ABOVE2DECK Send press CONSTRUCTION, INC. 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