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2+ SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2024 The Elk City News MALL an overeager mall cop. It also Continued from page 1 has a pair of misfit teenagers and a pair of battling actors in a production of “A Christ- Press Release popuptheatre.com. mas Carol? There is a college The Board of Education uals interested in running as candidate for this seat at the of the following days: Mon- The play was written by freshman and a pair of new- of Erick Public School Dis- a candidate for the #5 seat Beckham County Election day, December 2 through Lynne Halliday, James Hind- lyweds. trict hereby announces that on the Erick Board of Ed- Board between the hours of Wednesday, December 4, man, Arlene Hutton, and ‘The show runs from first statutorily qualified individ- ucation may file to run as a 8 a.m. and 5 p.m .. on each 2024. Craig Pospisil. It is consid- meetings, second chanc- ered a comedic/drama with es, and last-minute choices short scenes. The cast con- surrounding Christmas Eve. ‘The plot displays the sorrows and our body is capable sists of three men and three women with flexible casting. of the season and wraps it ROTARIANS of following suit. Fitness stead it is building the strength, empowering the its, increase confidence. It also provides an inter- “One Christmas Eve at into a festive package that Continued from page 1 and weight lifting have individual to tackle any nal resilience, accelerated Evergreen Mall” has eight will endear the audience. changed everything about challenges that may come recovery, healthy growth intertwined stories that take Make plans to see this lo- includes private _ train- our lives. It is the corner- up on his/her journey. and development, focus place in a Midwestern mall cal production that embod- ing groups with strength stone behind most of our “You are buying a pack- and functional fitness and the last shopping day before ies the spirit of the season training and conditioning successes,” Porter added. age. In that case, you get teamwork,” Porter said. the holiday. There isa diverse brought to the stage by local for young athletes. It is The purpose of her pres- so many sessions a month, There are girls in her cast of characters that range talent. Purchase tickets on- Porter's passion to share ence is 5P Performance, depending upon what gym that are deadlifting from a lovesick mall Santa to line, her journey in fitness. She which began in humble package you choose. Every over 300 pounds, and guys started in 2015 to 2017 beginnings that came to Sunday I send out a sched- who are deadlifting two with cardio and joined a impactful outcomes. Ev- ule. You get the classes that and a half times their body This show is a premier gym and eventually went ery journey began to spark you want to take that week. weight. Additionally, she SHOW event for Elk City. The fol- into the weight room. a vision, a passion, and Its been really awesome has ladies who have lost Continued from page 1 lowing day, Nov. 24th, Okla- “What began as small a purpose beyond them- to watch people just keep over 50 plus pounds. Por- homa Western Heifer Show steps turned into pow- selves. Porter went from a coming back and then ter invited the Rotarians to receive a trophy buckle. All of will take place in Clinton. erful strides. Every day I 500 sq. ft. building to what bringing their friends? visit the gym and ask any the checks will be mailed to It is a perfect time to plan a showed up, every rep, ev- she has now at 3800 sq. ft. Porter said. further questions. the winners. weekend of showing heifers ery set brought not only a oftraining floor. She continued to say that She then explained the Each exhibitor will be put and FFA projects. Thanks to physical _ transformation, “We are building a com- 5P isa training facility and rates for membership and in a drawing for a chance to Western Equipment for their but a profound shift in my munity where every in- not a gym. They are ded- classes. Porter said that in win one of two prizes after the support in sponsoring this mind and spirit. I found dividual is empowered to icated to guiding clients the future she will be offer- grand drive. Winners do not 43rd Oklahoma National Jr. that strength, focus, and grow, not just in strength, through both functional ing supplements and nu- need to be present to win. The Heifer Show. confidence exceeded far but in resilience, confi- fitness and athletic devel- trition plans. In the classes prizes are being donated by For more information call beyond the gym. Each vis- dence and spirit. The five opment. The guess work is they discuss nutrition and Sullivan Supply and SC Show 580-225-0207 or 1-800-280- it made me stronger, made founding principles are gone because that is what go through what a person Supply. Concessions will be 0207. Mail inquiries to P.O. a stronger version of my- persistence, proficiency, they do for the client. needs in terms of protein provided by the Elk City FFA. Box 972, Elk City, OK 73648. self.” Porter admitted. progression, passion, and In the youth program, ina day. Her hunger for fitness power. she explained. Porter helps the athletes be At the end of the talk, and training caused her Porter's team is there the best version of them- Padron explained her jour- to pursue World Champi- to guide, encourage, and selves. She started out hav- ney in fitness to the Rotar- on power lifting records, inspire member of his ing her own kids training ians and how Porter guid- a first-place win, body or her fitness goals into and lifting weights, and ed her to become better building, and running a something they can look others recognized their fit and conditioned. The personal training pro- forward to each day. She power, meeting then adjourned. MISDEMEANORS gram. wants to empower the “Performance and in- Rotarians meet every State of Okla vs Jonathan M Garrett DUI “I wanted to lead by ex- strength that transforms jury prevention improve Thursday, at noon, in the vs Jaden F Miller DUS. No insurance ample. I wanted my kids to the individual inside and Elk City Golf and Country balance and coordination. vs Jose Coc-Curruchich Possession of CS. Driving without a know that strength starts out. The power at 5P is They have found that a Club for lunch, meeting, license in the mind and heart, more than physical, in- foundation of good hab- and program. vs Mary P Ortiz Child neglect vs Stormie G Williams Possession of CS & paraphernalia vs Angela G White Public intoxication OBITUARIES FELONIES State of Okla vs Byron Taylor Larceny of vehicle MANUEL OLIVAS Olivas, Brandie Torres. vs Dustin D Griffin Possession of firearm Manuel is survived by his vs Amanda R Monie Child neglect wife of the home Linda Olivas; vs Nicholas P McLaughlin Child neglect Manuel Quintela Olivas was After faithfully serving his children Rosemary Olivas of Odessa, TX, Manuel Olivas born on August 17, 1938 to country, Manuel began a ca- Jr of Midland, TX, Corina Henry and Josephine (Quin- reer in truck driving. He drove Adame of Odessa, TX, Ismael MARRIAGES 6 DIVORCES tela) Olivas in Fort Stockton, a truck for 60 plus years before Texas. He passed on Novem- ber 7, 2024 in Elk City at his he was forced to retire because of his health. He also worked Olivas of Fort Stockton, TX, Cynthia Jurado of Odessa, TX, home surrounded by family at on and off as a seismographer. Rhonda Olivas of Elk City, OK, Edward Olivas of Crowe- MARRIAGE LICENSES the age of 86 years, 2 months, In 1978 Manuel married Lin- ly, TX, Tonai Lipe of Elk City, Jesus Martinez, Elk City - Jerrica Aguilar, Elk City and 21 days. da in Amarillo, TX. Both Lin- OK, Manuela Cook of Wyn- Luis Hernandez, Sayre - Maya Whiteskunk, Sayre He grew and attended da and Manuel drove trucks. Brandon Grimes, Erick - Brittany Wann, Erick school at Fort Stockton. After Manuel enjoyed _ playing children, grandchildren and ne, AR, and Yvonne Nunez of Odessa, TX; numerous grand- graduating high school, he golf and working on old cars, great grandchildren, children and great grandchil- DIVORCES went into the army. He served especially when it came to his He is preceded in death by dren; brother Clayton Mooney vs Jennifer Mooney in the army for four years serv- own 1964 Thunderbird. He Luis Olivas of his parents Henry and Jose- Hobbs, NM; sister Wayne Brekke vs Rita Brekke ing in the air born division. liked the outdoors, boating phine Olivas, grandchildren Gonzales; many nieces, Mauricia Jodie Neece vs Nolan Neece and fishing. He loved his fam- Brittney Kaye Cook, Manuel neph- ews, extended ily and spending time with his Christopher Olivas, Delilah host of friends. family and a Providing comfort and support fo'r End of Life chotces Hospice care provides medical services, emotional support, and spiritual resources for people who are in the last stages of a serious illness, such as RICKY TARBET cancer or heart failure. Hospice care also helps family members manage the Ricky Vern Tarbet was born ‘TX and began his career in the practical details and emotional challenges of caring for a dying loved one. on March 26, 1956 to Charles oilfield working for Meridian For questions regarding hospice service or eligibilty, contact: and Texetta (McCurley) Tarbet Oil as a lease operator. Ricky in Shamrock, TX. He passed began working for Conoco Carrie Perry, RN - Administrator at his home in Sayre, OK on Phillips as production super- November 11, 2024 at the age visor, this career led him to Holli Brittain, RN - MANAGER OF PATIENT CARE SERVICES of 68 years, 7 months, and 16 live in Oklahoma, Texas, and days. Louisiana before moving to SOME OF THE MOST COMMON CONDITIONS ARE: Ricky grew up in Shamrock, Sayre. Ricky retired from the TX. He attended Shamrock oilfield industry after work- Kyle, Amber, Cody, and Tori. * Cancer * Failure to Thrive * End Stage Cardiac Disease (CHF) Public Schools and graduated Ricky enjoyed golfing and ing in it for over 40 years. On + End Stage Cerebrovascular Disease (CVA) * End Stage Amyotrophic with the class of 1974. After September 10, 1982, Ricky fishing in his spare time. He Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) * End Stage Pulmonary Disease (COPD) high school, Ricky lived in married Tonya Adkins in Ca- enjoyed traveling cross country * End Stage Liver Disease * End Stage Renal Disease * AIDS/HIV Lubbock and Houston where nadian, TX at the Canadian with his family. * End Stage Neurological Disease such as Parkinson's or Alzheimer’s he worked for Red Air Freight Church of Christ, and to this He is preceded in death by Line. He moved to Canadian, union four children were born his brother Randy Tarbet. He is survived by his wife Professional, Passionate Tonya Tarbet of the home; five children Ryan Leathers of Advance, Attentive ... ElkCituNews Olton, TX, Kyle Tarbet and wife Lauren of Oklahoma City, OK Amber Tarbet of Oklahoma (USPS # 173-020) City, OK, Cody Tarbet of Okla- 580-225-3000 homa City, OK, and Tori Tar- bet of Franklin Massachusetts; Is published once weekly by Beckham County Media, LLC four grandchildren Jayden, 109 W. Broadway, Elk City, OK 73644-4736 Shaylee, Jodi, and Sophia; par- Periodicals Postage Paid at Elk City, OK 73644 ents Charles and Texetta Tarbet POSTMASTER: Send address changes to PO Box 964, Elk City, OK 73648 of Shamrock, TX; two sisters Robin Clark and husband Tony of Canyon, TX, and Rhetta Me- SUBSCRIPTIONS dart and Bryan of Smyer, TX; Deliverd by mail: Sheryl Ponce....Staff Writer two brothers Ritchie Tarbet and $50/ Yearly Print Only wife Cindy of Lubbock, TX, Comforting H $60/ Yearly Print + Online $40/ Online Only Neva Pyatt... 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