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Tuesday, September 17, 2019 The Elk City News, Elk City, Oklahoma Page 5 Anglers earn Oklahoma fishing trail honors SARGENT TARA R 102 OAKRIDGE DR WATERS MARCY 1011 WA AVE WYCHE FEVER LLC PO BOX 150 MINSON KEITH J 1007 N 3RD ST SAUCEDO THOMAS WATERS MICHELLE YARBERY SHAWN. MORRIS DEBRA OKLAHOMA CITY — sticker in addition to the 1500 § MERRITT RD 921 WC AVE 608 ELM Seven anglers have com- Grand Slam decal. Davison SAVAGE 0 R JR WATTS NATOSHA ZUNK KEVIN 10895 N 1920 RD pleted the Oklahoma Fish- said he learned about the ‘900 N PEACE AVE 223.N RANDALL AVE PO BOX 1023 MOSS LOUISE ing Trail Grand Slam in the fishing trail from a friend. SCHEUTZOW AMANDA WEARS JOYCE SAYRE PO BOX 27 1917 S VAN BUREN AVE 130 1407 W COUNTRY CLUB BLVD ACCOLADE HOME CARE NANETTE W REEVES ESTATE two months since the fishing “T think it’s pretty cool be- ‘SCHMITZER CHAD WEATHERFORD trail launched, the Oklaho- cause a lot of people don’t 420 S ELK AVE PO BOX 1087 106 ATH ST PO BOX 415, WEATHERLY JANET ALENE J ROBERTSON REV TR ORTIZ APRIL ma Tourism & Recreation know what there is to do in SCHNEBERGER CALEB PO BOX 371 Department announced on Oklahoma,” Davison said. 2302 W COUNTRY CLUB BLVD RR2 ALLISON ENTERPRISES 11346 N 1940 RD Monday. Davison said his favorite APT St WEIR SPM. 122 W MAIN PLUMMER THOMAS ARTHUR ‘SCHRECK CAROLYN 2111 S MAIN ST ARCHER AUSTIN “We have been so excited Oklahoma lakes are Lake 313 S LINCOLN WESTEREN GASTROINTESTINAL 10 YUCCA AVE about the response to the Eufaula and Tenkiller, but SCOTT CARRINGTON PO BOX 189 12121 N 1820 RD POPE AUDRA 134 CLUBHOUSE PL ARCHER RODNEY Oklahoma Fishing Trail,” while at Fort Sill he fre- WHEELER REBECCA 1504 N 2ND 305 W PINE AVE said Lt. Governor Matt Pin- quently fishes at a pond on SCRIMAGE DONNIE L 10969 N 1940 RD ARTHUR PUCKETT PUCKETT JAY B nell, who is also Oklahoma’s post. 11345 CO RD N 1970 WHITE PRECISION ELECTRIC INC 202 N BROADWAY SEGOVIANO GENARO 19711 E 1136 RD PO BOX 82 Secretary of Tourism and The youngest angler to 912 HALSEY DR BABCOCK LENORAJ PUCKETT SHEILA Branding. “With some of the complete the Grand Slam WILBORN LORENZO ‘909 N BROADWAY SERVICE MASTER RES COMM 1603 W COUNTRY CLUB BLVD BARKER ARTHER T 1635 S HWY 66 best and most diverse fish- so far is 10-year-old Wesley SERV LP APT 4 605 E GRANT AVE 4 King of Norman. King has 1602 WC AVE RANDOLPH LARAMIE ing available in America, WILLEFORD ROY BARKER GERRY 1304 N SRD ST Oklahoma is a Top Ten fish- been fishing with his par- SHALA DEAUN HART 1107 W 2ND ST 18722 E 1230 RD ing state. We want people ents for a year. His first fish- 1412 N WASHINGTON AVE WILLIAMS MARILYN BASSETT DELLA R RICK G PITTMAN AND 21ST to get out and complete the ing trip was to Oklahoma SHELBY BRANDY N 1304 WB AVE 11689 N 1880 RD MORTGAGE CORP 1114W 11TH ST LOT 8 WILLIAMS OLENE BEHM REGINA K RT 4 BOX 2481 Oklahoma Fishing Trail City's Kitchen Lake, one of SIGNS UNLIMITED WILLIAMS SAM 400 E GRAND AVE APT 117 RICKY POINDEXTER Grand Slam and earn brag- the Oklahoma Department 3830 W HWY 66 621 EB AVE ging rights over their fellow of Wildlife Conservation’s SILER CHRYSTAL K BERG MICHELLE 12273 US HWY 283, WILLIFORD ROY 11340 N 1920 RD anglers. “Close to Home” fishing 715 W3RD ST 1107 W 2ND ST BERRYMAN RANDALL C RIZLEY KEITH The Oklahoma Fishing destinations. SIMMONS GLADYS. WILSON SUPPLY CO 1501 WADE ST APT 10 RT 2 BOX 108 King shared the story of 1408 W D AVE PO BOX 262 BK PROPERTIES LLC C/O KENT L Trail and the Grand Slam SIMS DALLAS RIZLEY SHARON are designed to highlight the catching a catfish, one of the WILSON ZACHERY R BROWN CPA RT 2 BOX 108 609 W 9TH ST 117 SONDRA DR PO BOX 491 incredible diversity of fish species needed to complete ‘SMITH ALIMARIE WINDSOR TYLER ROBBINSON G ALLEN BLACKWELL GEORGIA JARVIS species found in Oklahoma the Grand Slam. 201 SHANNON OR 125 EAGLE CIR 1 FAIRWAY DR 18373 E ST 1260 RD lakes and rivers. To com- “We went to [Lake Stan- SMITH ANITA VANGELINEA WOODWARD RICHARD & DARLA BLAND JEFF ROBINSON MICHAEL L plete the Grand Slam, an- ley] Draper, and I was sit- 1305 W 1ST PO BOX 23 RT 1 BOX 309 SMITH BRITTENY WOOTERS CHRISTOPH E 1505 WATTS ST glers must catch five differ- ting there for a long time,” 1017 S OLIVER BOOZER JAMES 312 SONDRA DR 403 N1ST ST ‘SANDERS COTHRON ANITA King said. “I was watching ent species of fish native to SMITH CHRISTOPHER WRIGHT JAMES D PO BOX 75 Oklahoma, snap a picture of my rod. There was a catfish BORGES RANDEE M 1200 S VAN BUREN AVE TRLR 42 115 MARY DR 1604 N SRD ST ‘SMITH GIGI SAYRE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL each one and then submit the on, but the rod tip didn’t YODA INC BRAHMBHATT ARVIND 501 E WASHINGTON AVE images on FishinOK.com. move. Catfish, they’re bot- 1205 BLUESTEM DR 1500 $ WASHINGTON AVE 101 S 9TH ST Those who complete the tom feeders and they don’t SMITH GIGI YOLANDA R SOTO BROWN EUGENE ‘SAYRE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Grand Slam will receive an move much. 201 SHANNON DR 165 BLACKBURN 704 N 2ND ST 911 HOSPITAL DR SMITH HARLENE C YOUNGBULL COREY M CAMPBELL AUDY SCHAFFNER ROLAND A exclusive Grand Slam decal. “And when it was almost 126 SUNSET ST 1604 W BROADWAY AVE RR 2 BOX 153, 12 FAIRWAY DR. The five types of fish need- time to leave, I reeled it in SMITH JAMES ZAMORA BLANCA CARNAHAN HELEN V ed to complete the Grand and realized I had a fish.” 421 WD AVE 1124 § STATE LOT 70 PO BOX 110 SEBREE ROBERT E catfish, crap- King says his favorite SMITH JASON ZERBE ROBERT W CHAWNCEY BEAM 1004 N BROADWAY ST and a bonus fish place to fish right now is 415 N STATE AVE APTS 11171 N 1960 RD LOT $30 202. N 12TH ST SHIRLEY MARC that can be any other species SMITH LASHLEY LLC CLARENCE DEAN REEDER Lake Hefner. Asked if he 802 W 3RD ERICK PO BOX 716 17797 £1140 RD found in Oklahoma, includ- is looking to try out more SMITH LIV TR ACURA FINANCIAL SERVICES CLARK JIMMY ‘SHRADER LIVING TR ing trout, paddlefish and Oklahoma Fishing Trail 100 NEWTON LN PO BOX 605 413 SPURLIN OR BOX 79A PARK DR saugeye. For more details, lakes, King said, “Oh, heck SMITH SKYLAR B AUSTIN BRIAN CLUGY AMBER PO BOX 241 SIMPSON WYNEMA J anglers can visit FishinOK. yeah.” SMITHS WELDING BABCOCK DERRICK T BKM COUNTY RD PO BOX 556 com. The trail highlights 58 19526 E 1120 RD CORNETT KELLY R SNY KAYLA PO BOX 212 1014 N SRD ST SMITH BRANDON Muskogee native Gabe- lakes and rivers around the 209 ASPEN LN BEARD BRIAN 2001 NE HWY 66 tiel Davison was the first state that are divided into 721 ROGER MILLER W COWAN WILLIAM SOTO FIDELR 704 N SRD ST SMITH DUSTIN, to complete the slam. Da- six regional loops. To learn 1404 WC AVE BEASLEY HENRY J CROOK JAMES D STACY & LANA GRAHAM PO BOX 504 1505N 6TH ST vison, a 22-year-old who is more about the Oklahoma 220 E MAIN ST stationed at Fort Sill Army Fishing Trail or get a free 203 SABER LN BEASLEY JUSTIN CUMBY MARY SMITH TARA STEELE RICKEY E PO BOX 504 113 CENTRAL OR 1505N 6TH ST Base, received an Oklahoma Oklahoma Fishing Trail bro- BRUCE HOLLEY PO BOX 121 CURTIS ORLEN SOLIS JAVIER Fishing Trail hat, shirt and chure, visit FishinOK.com. STEPHENS JOSH PO BOX 1084 1722 N 4TH ST 412 W 8TH ST BRUNS DUSTIN 18948 E 1220 RD DAILEY DANIEL B Supporting the future STEPHENS VIOLET 1007 LERA LN #8 309 S WALNUT BYUVONNE HAMMON D EST OF 12996 N 1760 RD 212 E MAIN DAMRON DEIDRA ‘SPARLIN SHANE LYLE PO BOX 248 STEVENS LLOYD D RT 1 BOX 260A SPENCE LUCILE S of genetic research ‘804 N VAN BUREN AVE STEVENS TODD B CLEMENCE NIK T 207 S ELM DAMRON L MARK RT 1 BOX 260A ‘SPIEKER MICHAEL 1900 W BROADWAY AVE APT C17 CRUMPTON CHRISTOPH A DAMRON MARK 1726 N 4TH ST (STILLWATER, — Okla- forms,” Hodge said. “This STORM BRANDON 309 S ELM 18948 E 1220 RD ‘SPROULL DONALD homa, Sept. 9, 2019) — In research allows me to ex- PO BOX 78 FARLEY VIRGIE FAY DAVIS CW PO BOX 51 the competitive arena of ge- plore these questions while STOUT MARK PO BOX 27 RR 2 BOX 67A 124.S MAIN ST HAMILTON DALE DENNIS GILLENWATER STOCKTON JOYCEJ ARROWHEAD netics research, it’s impor- also being able to contribute STRAW GEORGE 215 S MAPLE AVE PO BOX 682 RESOURCES INC tant for graduate students valuable insights for agricul- 1222 W 7TH ST HARKIN THOMAS DUNN DERRICK PO BOX 720 to stand out. At Oklahoma ture that could benefit soci- ‘SULLIVAN FRANK C 203 S MAPLE 506 N STH ST ‘SWEET HARVE State University, the Otto ety as a whole.” PO BOX 1311 HERRINGTON JOSHUA A DUNN THOMAS 214.N 12TH ST S. Cox Graduate Fellowship Koch studies the ecology SULLIVAN NOLEN PO BOX 891 1726 N 4TH PO BOX 1005 HICKS JULIE M DYE VICKIE SYLVIA FITZGERALD for Genetic Research helps and evolution of parasite life 222 S HIGHLAND SUMMERS STEVEN 400 E GRAND AVE APT 127 11170 HWY 152 with that. cycles. The specific para- 415 N STATE AVE APT 12 HINCHEY CARROLL D ESSARY JERRY TAYLOR JAMES E Each year, a limited num- site Koch focuses on uses SUNSHINE PARTNERSHIP PO BOX 892 209 S BROADWAY ST ber of students earn the fel- PO BOX 544 HOLLAND SERVICES LLC 85 three hosts in its life cycl FOREVER COWBOYS MINISTRY lowship by showcasing ostracods, snails and turtles. SZEDELI AMY 300 € 12TH ST PO BOX 190 THETFORD TRUMAN C proven records of genetic Koch’s research aims to 19828 E 1070 RD HOLLAND STEVEN GREENE CAROLYN 19168 E 1080 RD inquiry and the potential to TR ROADRUNNER RADIOLOGY 300 E 12TH ST 1912 N WATTS THOMPSON JERRY A examine the importance of EQUIPMENT LL IGLESIAS JESUS M HARTMAN AARON C impact the discipline in the these hosts. PO BOX 1023 306 $ CEDAR 910 N BROADWAY ST PO BOX 96 future. “What I find particularly TAYLOR JESSICA W JACKSON KAYLA D HARTMAN BILL THOMPSON JODY R This year, three OSU stu- interesting is the hidden di- 2022 W 7TH PL 17433 E 1190 RD 809 N BROADWAY ST PO BOX 325 dents were awarded the fel- versity involved with study- TELFORD AMY KILLNGSWORTH JOHN A HARTMAN GAIL, THORNTON WILLIAM H lowship. The Cox Gradu- 1301 E 7TH ST PO OBX 436 18578 E 1180 RD 18486 E 1270 RD ing parasites,” Koch said. TELL CATRINA J LASTER MONICA HARTMAN MARSHALL KENT ate Fellowship provides a “When you realize that most 522 W 2ND ST 400 € PLUM 804 N 10TH ST TORRES BRENDA G $1,000 stipend and recogni- hosts have one or more spe- THIRD ST MEDICAL LAB MASTERSON CHARLES DEBBIE HARTMAN WILLIAM PO BOX 225 tion for pursuing challenging cies of parasites, the ques- PO BOX 1129 DELEON RR 2 BOX 169, TOSH JAMIE E work in a rapidly evolving THOMAS JEAN GANNON PO BOX 871 HARTMAN WILLIAM E tions suddenly become more 220 RIDGECREST DR 3 MCKELVEY HEATH 18578 E 1180 RD 7 NCOVEY ST and critical research area. complex.” THOMPSON CHRIS PO BOX 634 HEARN DEVIN G TOWNSEND JOHNNIE W “As recently as 10 years Behzadirad studies the ef- 10933 HWY 34 MILLER JUSTIN 615 £ GRAND AVE 1010 N 6TH ago, cutting-edge genetic THRON KELSIE 401 $ HIGHLAND DR fects of antioxidant enzyme HEARN LISAJ TOWNSEND LOUISE D and genomic technologies expression in plants. Her 1309 W STH ST MILLER STEVEN 615 € GRAND AVE 1010.N 6TH were prohibitively expen- research is designed to un- THUNDERBULL ALBERTA PO BOX 663 HILL LOVELLE sive, but today they are more 505 S WASHINGTON AVE MOORE TOMMY RR 2 BOX 46 VANCE ELDON SHIELDS accessible than ever and can derstand how stressful envi- TIM ANTHES CONSULTING 1020 § WALNUT AVE HILLSIDE CEMETERY 806 MAGNOLIA be used with a wide variety ronmental conditions cause 2067 W 7TH PL MORGAN FLINT PO BOX 279 VIDIA PEARL HARGUES oxidative damage. TORRANCE & DYE ANNA COWHERD PO BOX 722 HUGHES JASON 702 SISSON AVE of plant and animal species,” PO BOX 963 NEEDHAM TRUCKING LLC ATTN 11948 N 1960 RD “Lam fascinated by how VIRGIL ROBERTSON JR said Vice President for Re- plants control the expression TORRES ENRIQUE R JULIE NEEDHAM IRELAND SID DOYLE search Dr. Kenneth Sewell. 220 RIDGECREST DR APT 311 S HIGHLAND DR 416 N2ND ST 1500 N ELECTRA ST “The Cox Fellowship pro- of their genes in response to TRACY SUE JONES NICHOLSON MELISSA S JEAN DOVELL N VIRGINIA CROOK vides our students with the environmental stress,” she 1900 W BROADWAY A3 114 W SRD ST APT 128 8 MESQUITE AVE 220 E MAIN ST ability to apply these cut- said. “My research provides TRANSOK LLC ATTN BOBBI ATKINSON NICHOLSON RHONDA S 510 E ROGER MILLER BLVD JEFFERSON PHYLLIS 1103 N OTH ST UNIT41 WHITNEY CODY ting-edge genetic and ge- an overall view of the role of 1316 AIRPORT INDUSTRIAL RD NICHOLSON ROBERT S JOSE GARCIA ARMANDO 11365 N 1780 RD nomic tools to nearly any or- superoxide dismutase in the TUNNEL BILL E 510 ROGER MILLER BLVD 907 N3RD ST WILLIAM E HARTMAN EST C/O ganism or question they are plants stress response. My 924 N ADAMS AVE NORTH MELANIE JT GARY M REBECAH HARTMAN interested in pursuing.” results provide a founda- UMSTED CHRIS PO BOX 784 18851 £1210 RD PO BOX 1382 OREN F STONE KEITH CARLOTTA 18578 E 1180 RD This year’s recipient tion for further study of the RT 1 BOX 47 WILLIAMS CURTIS John’ Hodge, studying physiological and molecular URIAS ADAN C 2302 W COUNTRY CLUB BLVD PATEL ANISHA 1507 N BROADWAY ST KHAMPOLNGARM NATTHAPOL 521 N6TH ST plant biology, ecology and mechanisms affected by the APT D. PO BOX 605 714.N3RD ST WILLIAMS JASON W evolution ectopic expression of SOD WAGES SANDY K PATEL KETAN KNS FLOW SERVICE LLC Ryan Koch, studying inte- in plants.” 1918 W3RD ST PO BOX 605 107 W MAIN PO BOX 685 grative biology The fellowship is made WALKER BRANDON PROTRANS ELITE TRUCKING LLC LANKFORD MELISSA J WOOD ORIVILLE Marjan Behzadirad, study- possible by a gift from Otto 1209 N FALCON RD PO BOX 1012 11680 N 1880 RD 4712.N 4TH ST ing plant molecular biology S. Cox, a rancher from Le- WALLIN EARL H PUCKETTS 5 LEE DEAN D YANDELL JERRY 520 KIMBERLY DR 123 S SHEB WOOLEY 2200 N ELECTRA ST APT 111 Hodge works to identify napah, Oklahoma, and a WARNKE CHARLTON J STOLL DYLAN A LENAMON SHERRY A PO BOX 34 conserved genetic regulators 1927 graduate of Oklahoma PO BOX 2099 115 S ASH ST RR 1 BOX 137 TEXOLA of branching in grasses. A&M College (now OSU). WARREN WILLIAM THOMAS. ‘THOMAS HARKINS LINDA DENNEY HARRISON SHAYNE “Tam fascinated how The fellowships are offered PO BOX 2233 PO BOX 412 604 KONNER CIR WASHINGTON CLINTON J WEST LARRY MCGRUDER ANTHONY C. 423 GREER AVE plants that are genetically through the OSU Division 2303 W COUNTRY CLUB BLVD. 17405 E 1220 ROAD 411 E BENTON MCMURTRY JESSIE LEE very similar can arrive at of the Vice President for Re- strikingly different growth search.