City Attorney Roger Rinehart, center, accepts a donation from Mayor Matt White and School Superintendent Craig McVay at the conclusion of last week’s El Reno Now breakfast. Those attending the event chipped in to raise more than $400 for El Reno Blessing Baskets.
Each month funds from the El Reno Now event are donated to either Blessing Baskets, The Lord’s Harvest, Mobile Meals or the El Reno Public Schools Foundation.
Lamplighters chapter of OHCE Canadian County met recently at a local church, with Joan Herr calling the meeting to order and offering opening prayer.
Carol Stine led the flag salute and shared devotionals titled “Ups and Downs.”
Roll call was answered with naming a favorite holiday tradition, with members agreeing that “being with family” was the favorite.
Maxine Little read minutes of the previous meeting, with Patricia Morrison giving the treasury report.
Letters to Santa from Rebecca Darby’s kindergarten class:
Dear Santa,
I would like a dirt bike and I would like a lego Jurassic Park too. I love Rudolph. I have been good this year. — Brett M.
Dear Santa,
I want a sweater. I also want a new blanket. I have been good this year. — Kyelle B.
Dear Santa,
I want a hot wheels race track and a Jurassic lego set. And a blue fidget spinner. I have been good this year. — Kyler B.
El Reno fireman Capt. Gregory Graves accepts a certificate from Mike Fina, executive director of the Oklahoma Municipal League, for having served the citizens of El Reno for 25 years.
Capt. Alan Willcutt was also recognized for 27 years of firefighting service, with 20 of those coming in El Reno. Willcutt did not attend the council meeting.
City Clerk Marsha Leck gets a hug from Mayor Matt White after she was recognized by the Oklahoma Municipal League for serving the citizens of El Reno for 25 years.
Pictured are November/ December Roblyer Rock Stars, Cory Pawnee, Corwynn Stufflebeam, Gracie Colson, Kenzie Espinoza, Melany Mendoza, Sylas Luschen, Abigail Torres and Jovanny Dominguez.
The EHS Leadership Class presents a $4,000 check to Valerie Aubert, Development Director at Oklahoma Project Woman, from funds raised during the annual Pink Week philanthropy event.
Dear Santa,
I have been a good boy this year. Please bring me a toy truck with trailer, some books, kitchen toys, a vacuum and anything green. Milk and cookies will be by the tree if I don’t eat them first.
Love, Westin Reed
Dear Santa,
I have been a good boy this year. Please bring me a toy truck with trailer, some books, kitchen toys, a vacuum and anything blue. Please don’t forget my naughty brothers.
Love, Anakin Reed
Pictured are Maple School’s November Citizenship/Students of the Month, front row from left, Luken Meschberger, kindergarten; Brinley Porter, third grade; Drake Rosholt, second grade; Kash Brothers, first grade; and Tyler Williams, pre-kindergarten; back row, Dominic Steinbruck, fifth grade; Bella Hart, eighth grade; Presley Bilderback, sixth grade; Lexi Porter, seventh grade; and Audrey Eisenhour, fourth grade.
Riverside November Citizens of the Month, front row from left, Annelise Blackmon, Bridget Crites, Sean Funk, Grace Baughman and Kyden Christianson; middle row, Timothy Yost, Nataly Arellano, Shayla Altizer, Jose Zuniga, Lexie Fox and Kevin Beamer; back row, Declynn Burdine, Emery Christianson, Auttum McLearen, Daelan Whitehorse, Violet Pope, Kallie Delgado and Valentina Garcia.
