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Tuesday, May 14,2019 The Elk City Daily News - Elk City, Oklahoma. Page3 Merritt and Canute Continued. “Probably a lot of friend- at acouple of bigger schools _ provided acomplimentary Fellow co-salutatorian their future endeavors. ships I made,” he said, de- for football, but “at the end live-stream of the ceremony Aiden Green reminded those Rennels left the students the south entrance mo- scribing what he’ll miss most _ ofthe day, that was what I in the school’s library for students following the class _ with three concepts to antici- ments before graduation about high school. Graduation thought was best,” he said those that couldn't pack into of 2019 toenjoy the moments _pate in life: be suspicious of ceremonies began, withtwo _ brings mixed emotions. about SNU. He said he will the standing room only audi- _as high school goes by so confidence, expect drudgery students taking some time “It’s like a bittersweet mo- _ miss the people in the high torium. quickly. and to be selfish ofthe things to discuss their plans for the ment for sure,” he said. school the most as he moves Those who came were Valedictorian Samantha you want in life. During his future. Dalen Smith will attend on to college. presented with moments of Bullard eschewed the tradi- speech, Rennels offered Wallace Powers has the Southern Nazarene Univer- Canute High School humor and of solemn re- tional valedictory speech in several humorous anecdotes military in his future. He sity and will play football. He Everyone who wanted to membrance as the class took favor of speaking about her about someof the students decided tojointhe Oklahoma _ will majorin physicaltherapy _ see the Canute High School its final bow as students at passion, the environment. graduating Friday and re- National Guard and will ship _and play tight end for the Class of 2019 couldn’t quite Canute. Bullard’s speech focused on called other incidents from off of to basic training this football team. fill into the school’s auditori- Co-salutatorian Karlee the importance of recycling his long career as a teacher. summer. He will eventually “T’ve had three knee sur- um Friday as several hundred Morgan gave the firststudent _and protecting the earth for He even offered advice to like to go college and try to geries in the last 18 months, Parents, grandparents and speech of the evening that future generations. younger teachers as Rennels enter an officer program and _so I’ve spent alot of time in well-wishers filled into the focused on reaching and Science teacher Richard is retiring at the end of the pursue a criminal justice physical therapy,” he said, school Friday evening. achieving ones life goals. Rennels gave the commence- _school year. degree at Southwestern explaining what led him to Those who couldn’t get into “You get what you settle ment address, which was half Afterward, students, family Oklahoma State University in —_ that major. the main auditorium weren’t _for,” Morgan said. “Don’t humor, half important lessons members and faculty enjoyed Weatherford. He considered walking on turned away as the school settle in your life.” for the students to follow in areception at the campus. Elk City police radio log C Avenue. Reporting party large. made a deal with subject to 6:19 p.m. - traffic Broadway pick up a car that the subject and Brian. was fixing for reporting party, 7-08 p.m. - welfare check May8 block of Clyde. Made contact description, unable to locate. Subject is ready for transport. but will not give car back and keeps making excuses at why 7th and Falcon. One block West female sitting at the 11:56 a.m. - animal call A with vehicle, they returned 3:52 a.m. - burglary in 11:34 am. - animal call he won't give to them. Vehicle base of a power line pole Avenue and North Adams. to pay. progress 1000 block of North 1000 block of West 7th. De- 12:36 p.m. - mental 6:37 pm. - accident/no Adams. Someone shattered ceased dog, owner would like not at residence. wrapped up in something person(s) 3000 block of West injury 1st and Randall. Two front window. Did not see picked up, animal picked up. 4: 52 p.m. - animal call 100 white. 3rd. vehicles exchanged insurance or hear anyone, no report at 11:53 am. - breaking and block of Janets Way. Dog at 12:39 p.m. - animal call A information, no report. this time. Reporting party entering 1500 block of West E Avenue and Justing McBride. 6:53 p.m. - accident/no in- requesting extra patrol. Avenue. Vehicle broken into, Large snapping turtle in road- jury 1000 block of West 3rd. 8:17 a.m. - animal call 400 gun stolen, vehicle not locked. way, turtle in possession. 8:17 p.m. traffic Adams and block of McArthur. Two pos- Reporting party has already 12:44 p.m. - follow up 1800 Beth. sible abandoned dogs, three been all through vehicle. Left block of West 3rd. 8:32 p.m. - traffic Broadway dogs in possession. statement form. 12:53 p.m. - SRO 800 block and Walker. 8:40 a.m. - animal call Mac 12:02 p.m. - animal call of North Pioneer. Juvenile 8:51 p.m. - traffic 900 block and Bell. Dog dragging leash, 1300 block of North Randall. relocated to guardian with of North Van Buren. brown in color, took off down Follow up possible baby OVERHEAD ee safety plan. 8:55 p.m. - open door 100 alley on Mae, unable to locate. raccoons, raccoons in attic. Carl Ramsey 12:57 p.m. - welfare check block of East Country Club. 8:45 a.m. - animal call 900 Homeowner already has Owner 8th and Randall. Walking Open door on vehicle made block of North Adams. Two traps. 580-515-1688 West bound towards Kiwanis, contact with owner, door was dogs at large, owner has pos- 12:59 p.m.- 500 block of LiftMaster Products unable to locate. left open accidentally. session. South Van Buren. One dog 1:15 p.m. - animal call 20th 8:57 p.m. - animal call 400 9:17 a.m. - animal call at large possible aggressive, and Randall. Turtle in road- block of McArthur. Believes Ackley Park, possible injured attacking cat. One puppy in way, turtle in possession. dogs have been abandoned at goose. possession. 1:44 p.m. - EMS/Ambu- residence hasn’t seen owners 9:38 a.m. - animal call 1:18 p.m. - animal call lance 1700 block of West 9th. in days. Requested a welfare 100 block of South Falcon. Pioneer and 3rd. One dog at Fell, blacked out and has a check. dogs are penned up Reporting party requesting large. 1:30 p.m, - animal call Ack- swollen ankle. 2:13 p.m. - transport 400 in metal building, residence apppears to be abandoned. pick up stray cat, one cat in possession. ley Park West. Flagged down at lighthouse about injrued 1/2 price rent! block of East 3rd. Frowarded to animal control 9:53 a.m. - traffic 7th and 2:31 p.m, - animal call West officer to pick dogs up. Oklahoma. goose, animal’s welfare is We are almost full! Main and South Washington. 9:18 p.m. - reckless driver 10:01 a.m. - traffic. okay. Animal control officer One dog at large, one dog in possession. 140 West bound. Vehicle swerving all over road and 10:05 a.m. - traffic 8th and Howard. already contacted parks department. The Estates of Weatherford, L.P. 2:37 p.m. - harassment 200 speeding. Gof off Exit 38 1:44 p.m. - animal call 500 10:10 a.m. - request to Senior Community block of Regional. headed North bound. Unable Ackley Park Road. Reporting speak to an officer 400 block o 3:22 p.m. - motorist assist to locate. party requesting cat pickup, McArthur. 3601 Centurion, Weatherford, OK 3100 block of West 3rd. In 9:24 p.m. - shoplifting 200 10:11 a.m. - animal call three cats in possession. 2:32 p.m, - welfare check front of Tractor Supply/ve- block of Regional. Female hicle has wrecker on the way. subject is in custody. 3:43 p.m. - animal call 10:16 p.m. - traffic 2500 1300 block of North Randall. Deceased raccoon, animal removed. HWY 34 and HWY 66. Elderly male subject having 918.856.4107 www.wheatlandinvestmentsgroup.com 1400 block of South Franklin block of South Main. 10:34 a.m. - animal call firt problems staying on road. a [email protected] Street. One dog at lard, made May 9 block of Independence. One Reporting party has followed contact with owner, dog has 2:52 am. - alarm/busi- dog at large, unable to locate. him from Carter,has handi- (One Bedroom been put up. ness 1300 block of East 7th. 10:39 a.m. abandoned vehi- capped sticker on mirror. Starting at $453 to $560 4:18 p.m. - mental per- Reporting party received no- cle 100 block of Allee Drive. Ran stop sign, has crossed son9s) 400 block of East 3rd. tification from phone and then White truck has fuel tank, tool over several times nearly hit rt _ Female subject in lobby. received a call from alarm box in th eback, showed up bridge. Parties okay. Came in from taxi,had phone company, owner will be in over last couple days. Made 2:48 p.m. - GPRMC 1800 from Dart in Clinton. Was vehicle. Building checked and contact with property man- block of West 3rd. stayingt in Clinton. Reporting secured. ager, advised of options. 3:28 p.m. - traffic 2700 party is stating she is from a 2:58 am. - suspicious 10:45 a.m. - traffic Main block of West 3rd. military base and during boot person(s) 600 block of South and 20th. 3:32 p.m. - traffic 7th and ‘Two Bedroom her truck was blown up. Lusk. Car driving around 11:19 a.m. - warrant service Van Buren. Starting at $543 to $649 4:45 p.m. - gas drive off 100 with headlights off, unknown 100 block of South 3rd, Sayre. 4:15 p.m. - harassment 1900 block of West 3rd. Fourteen year old daughter being ha- $99.00 rassed by five juvenils, adult female threatened reporting Elk City PD arrests party with astick. 4:31 p.m. - request to speak to an officer 700 block of West No Application Fees S Elk City police made five All individuals arrested are Arrests and complaints: e tg Liabetes arrests Thursday to early presumed innocent unless Manuel Rodriguez, 34, local warrant; Friday. proven guilty. Dalton Whipkey, 24, Held on Custer County warrant,” ==) lhCituNews Madison Compton, 19, local CT EDUCATION CLASSES CLASSES ) warrant; Bryson Wo: OPEN TO THE COMMUNITY Frost, 19, lo- —NO AGE OR INCOME RESTRICTIONS USPS # 173-020 cal warrant; 580-225-3000 Jennifer Padron, 29, WHAT: DIABETES SELF-MANAGEMENT PROGRAM Is published twice weekly by Beckham County Media, LLC. local warrant. 206 W. Broadway, Elk City, OK 73644-4736. 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