RESS AS A P SO M C O IA H T A BETTER I L O K N O NEWSPAPER News CONTEST SEQUOYAH Source for 2 AWARD The 0 1 R E The 6 W I N N Heart of Oklahoma Purcell Register Thursday, June 21, 2018 purcellregister.com Vol. 131 No. 33 • 3 sections • 4038 pages 75¢ Since 1887 The issues, the answers Plain & Simple Commissioner candidates share their thoughts The Purcell Register asked and PMH needs the sales tax McClain County commissioner John D. Montgomery candidates in District 1 answered. CEO Kem Scully says they The Purcell Register Republican candidates in are Chuck Spray and Glen Murray. Purcell Municipal Hospital Democrat candidates are Chris can’t survive without it Chief Executive Officer Kem Sheehy and Larry Davis. Scully doesn’t mince any words The following are their re- about needing the penny sales sponses: tax to keep her doors open. 1. What skills of yours will you PMH on U.S.the Drought move Monitor“We can’t survive without this most lean on as County Com- tax,” she told The Purcell Reg- June 12, 2018 missioner? Through May 2018 All of 2017 ister last week after speaking (Released Thursday, Jun. 14, 2018) Spray – As to the Purcell Rotary Club last an OSU Road Patients 1,591 1,802 Valid 8 a.m. EDT OklahomaWednesday at Trinity United Scholar and combined career Specialty Clinic 3,220 3,645 Methodist Church. “We are surviving now be- of 29 years as a Surgeries and McClain County 1,116 1,151 cause of the tax,” she said. Endoscopies Scully said when the books employee, I have the experience Lab and were closed at the end of April John D. Montgomery • The Purcell Register 20,127 21,395 needed to im- Radiology the hospital’s bottom line was Spray Paperwork prove the safety Urgent Care 12,841 13,745 Purcell Municipal. Hospital. CEO. Kem. Scully. checks. and quality of our county’s roads Please see PMH, back page paperwork.in.her.office.at.PMH. and bridges. As the water super- intendent for the Town of Byars, I headed and assisted with grants that in turn helped the town receive a brand new water system. Murray – I would lean on my DroughtIntensity: management and business skills D0 Abnormally Dry that I developed owning my own monitor:D1 Moderate Drought business for 35 Abnormally Dry years. This will McClain,D2 much Severe ofDrought Murray be a big asset. It Moderate Drought has also allowed D3 Extreme Drought Central Oklahoma me to learn about and perfect skills Severe Drought required for road construction, in good shapeD4 Exceptional Drought materials and equipment. I have Extreme Drought The driest part of the State learned in order to have a success- The Drought Monitor focuses on broad-scale of Oklahoma remains in the ful business and to be successful as conditions. Local conditions may vary. See west and northwest portions of a leader, I must be an open minded Exceptional Drought accompanying text summary for forecast the state. person, willing to listen to others statements. Meanwhile, the I-35 corridor ideas and opinions. Then, taking that information and making a plan, much can be achieved. I feel that it Please see Drought, page 13A is important to be a good steward Author: of the counties funding and hope Brian Fuchs to prevent any wasteful spending. National Drought Mitigation Center Sheehy – I be- lieve the strongest skill that I can Lex looking Register bring to the Coun- ty Commission- for new ers office will be wins my proficiency as http://droughtmonitor.unl.edu/ a problem solver. member Sheehy While I’m a clear Sequoyah communicator and great with Lexington’s School District people, I’ve had the opportunity is looking for a new school as a farm owner to hone in on my board member. Award ability to come up with innovative Seat 5 on the board of educa- ideas to solve problems. This abil- tion needs to be filled after the Fifth time in ity and fresh perspective will allow position became open. me to serve the county proficiently The appointment will be last eight years and effectively. for an unexpired term serving Davis – I think through 2020. For the fifth time in the my 22 years Requirements to be consid- last eight years The Purcell serving McClain ered for appointment include Jennifer Gilliland • For The Purcell Register Register has been named County and the legal district residency for at the top weekly newspaper in last 12 years as least six months, voter reg- Sequoyah Awards Oklahoma’s largest weekly road foreman lay istration and a high school Winners of.the.Sequoyah.Award.in.the.Oklahoma.Press.Association’s.Better.Newspaper. division of the Oklahoma a very good foun- diploma or equivalency. Contest.were.back.row.-.Phillip.Reid,.Weatherford Daily News,.Dailies,.Division.2;. Press Association’s Better dation of experi- No employee or relative of Lance.Moler,.The Edmond Sun,.Semi-or.Tri-Weeklies;.Jeff.Harrison,.Midwest City Newspaper Contest. Davis ences for me to an employee of the district will Beacon,Weeklies.Division.6;.Mark.Millsap,.The Norman Transcript,.Dailies,.Division. The Register won the lean on and to draw upon moving be eligible. 1;.and.John.Denny.Montgomery,.The Purcell Register,.Weeklies.Division.4..Front. large weekly division with forward. Of course, there is a lot row.-.Siandhara.Bonnet,.The Oklahoma Daily,.College.Newspapers;.Brian.Blansett,. Tri-County Herald,.Weeklies,.Division.7;.Ted.Streuli,.The Journal Record,.Dailies,. Please see Lex, back page Division.3;.Christy.Wheeland,.Wagoner County American-Tribune,.Weeklies.Division.5. Please see Sequoyah, back page Please see Answers, back page

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The Annual race MATC Opinion...... 4A Purcell Register Purcell Lake excellence Run set for Mid America Society...... 6A ■ Deadlines ■ Contact us June 30. students Neighbors...... 1B excel at State • News: 12 noon, Tuesday contest. Obituaries...... 12A • Display Ads: 12 noon, Tuesday 405-527-2126 [email protected] • Classifieds: 11 a.m., Tuesday Classifieds...... 9B • Legal Notices: 2 p.m., Tuesday Pg..2A Pg..1B 2A-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, June 21, 2018 Cole applauds amendment Assists Native Americans in land inheritance Congressman Tom Cole re- from the Five Tribes (Chicka- treatment of Native American- leased the following statement saw, Choctaw, Seminole, Creek allotted land by removing mini- after H.R. 2606, the Stigler and Cherokee) have passed out mum blood degree requirement Act Amendment of 2017, was of ½ degree Native American for solely the Five Tribes. passed by the House Natural blood, the allotment loses its “I am pleased that the Stigler Resources Committee. “restricted free” status. Act was agreed to and passed This legislation amends the Restricted land is not subject through the House Natural Stigler Act of 1947, which re- to state taxation. Federal law Resources Committee,” Cole stricts Native American allotted does not dictate a minimum said. “Amending the Stigler Act land to only persons of ½ degree Native American blood degree will allow for past precedent to of Native American blood. requirement for any other tribe. be current with the realities of The Dawes Act of 1887 The Stigler Act Amendment Native-owned land. authorized the federal govern- of 2017 seeks to amend the “By expanding the blood ment to survey tribal lands original Stigler Act, and re- lineage degree, the amendment and divide them into allotted move the ½ degree requirement will support the preservation parcels for individual Native of Native American blood. In of the rights and legacies that Americans. doing so, it would provide the Native Americans are entitled Title to these allotment par- opportunity for heirs and devi- to, as well as their inheritance,” cels was set forth in the “Stigler sees to take title to the land, and the Congressman continued. Act of 1947.” allow the parcel to maintain its “ I look forward to supporting The Stigler Act provides that, “restricted” status. the Stigler Act Amendment of upon probate, if the heirs and This legislation will also cre- 2017 on the House Floor for devisees of an original allottee ate parity in federal law in the passage.” John D. Montgomery • The Purcell Register June 14 Like towns from coast to coast and border to border Purcell demonstrated its pride in Flag Dart Day last Thursday. Music of the jungle! The Purcell Public Library sounds in a performance presents music in a whole unlike any other. tourney 5K Lake Run set for June 30 different way with RO- The program is geared to ARchestra! a presentation children ages 11 and under. of the Oklahoma City Zoo, Registration is not required July 14 It’s the 23rd annual Heart of Oklahoma Lake Run at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, June in advance to attend. The annual Purcell 5K Lake week’s Purcell Register. masters runner which will be 26, at the library. For more information, A dart tournament to benefit Run is set for Saturday, June Race day registration will over 64. It’s a chance to hear the visit the library, call 527- the National Ataxia Foundation 30, at the Purcell City Lake. begin at 6:30 a.m. The entry There will also be an opportu- musicians of the jungle, 5546 or go online to www. will be held at 4 p.m. Saturday, The run will start at the Ro- fee for each runner will be $18 nity for all that attend the event prairie, ocean and forest pioneerlibrarysystem.org/ July 14, in Midwest City. tary pavilion, located west of for pre-registrants and $20 on to be entered into the door prize demonstrate their many purcell. the old north pavilion. race day. drawings. One of the really big The event, costing $10 to Organizers are anticipating The first 100 registrants will things for this run is that there participate, is a 501/Cricket that this year’s run will be a be guaranteed a T-shirt com- will be homemade ice cream Tournament with cash prizes. great event as the 23rd year memorating the run. Checks for everyone to enjoy. Hosted by Booger Reds, half of of the run is celebrated. should be made payable to the The Wayne Fire department the entry fees will benefit the Committee members extend Purcell Lake Run. Registration will also be providing smoked National Ataxia Foundation. NEWS Booger Reds is matching the an invitation to all runners to forms may also be obtained sausage sandwiches to all in participate in this great race. from the run’s website at www. attendance. from the entry fee donation. This year’s race will be an purcelllakerun.com. Proceeds of this year’s run “I decided to become a local out and back on a USATF certi- There will be the opportunity will benefit the Purcell High ambassador to Oklahoma for fied course and it is a USATF for local businesses, churches, School Track and Cross Coun- City of Purcell the National Ataxia Foundation sanctioned event. (USA Track civic organizations, etc., to try Teams. These teams receive because I needed to do some- and Field) enter five person relay teams. limited funds from the school thing in the war against this The run will start promptly The cost for a corporate team district and the proceeds from 70-73 Fireworks terrible and deadly disease,” at 7:30 a.m. Participants may is $100 and for a non-corporate this run help make up that said Christopher DeHaven. register using the form in this team the fee will bewill be $40. shortfall. C. It is unlawful to discharge, fire, explode or ignite fireworks “Many people and even doc- The 5K Relay is the champi- The coaches are able to at any time in the city. tors have never heard of Ataxia The City of Purcell may issue a citation in the amount of $109 so if I can help educate even We appreciate your business! onship relay for the state of purchase warmups, shorts and Oklahoma. other needed equipment for if you are caught. one person and one doctor to Relay teams will be taken to their runners. There will be a fireworks display at dusk on Wednesday, July bring more awareness about their particular leg or kilometer “Bring a friend and get some 4, at the Purcell City Lake. this rare disease I have done & marker prior to the beginning exercise and help us support The City of Purcell, the Heart of Oklahoma Chamber of Com- merce and private donations are sponsoring the show. of the race. There will be one this worthy cause,” said orga- Dart water station on the course at nizer Dr. Rick Schmidt. For more information call 527-6561. Please see , page 7A J J the half-way point. After the For more information you race, awards will be given to may contact Dr. Schmidt at overall male and female run- 527-7555 or Matt Howsley at Cleaners ners, as well as the overall 527-1175. 501 S. Green • Purcell 405-527-9119

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1612 N. Green Avenue Purcell, OK • 405-527-6657 Glen Monday – Friday, 8am – 10pm Saturday, 10am - 6pm Sunday, 10am – 4pm MURRAY Juggling work and family commitments can be a challenge especially when you or a member of your family is feeling under the weather. Our friendly staff is available for your minor REPUBLICAN injury or non-emergency illness like colds, flu and sinus infections. WALK-IN WITHOUT AN APPOINTMENT! McClain County Fast Treatment I Convenient Hours Commissioner District 1 405-659-7656 Purcell Medical Center Clinic | 1612 N. Green Avenue, Purcell, OK 73080 | 405-527-6657 [email protected] THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, June 21, 2018-3A NEWS In lowship Sunday, July 1, at W. Main in Purcell. Brief Rose Hill Pentecostal Church of God, 19251 State Hwy. 39 Dunk Tank (10 miles east), of Lexington. John D. Montgomery The Purcell Register The event will begin at 8 p.m. Fundraiser with prayer/flagpole/singing Lexington Middle and Dusting off Beams, Girders and food followed by fireworks High School Cheer will be hosting a dunk tank fund- Purcell Register graphic at 9 p.m. designer David Stull won the Coming Through Bring lawn chairs and blan- raiser at 5 p.m. Saturday, According to Purcell June 30, at the Purcell Lake. state-wide layout and design kets for seating and insect contest for the Oklahoma Emergency Management repellent. The event will include Director Kevin Rhoads, ad- food trucks, monster trucks, Press Association’s annual ditional beams and girders Lex Rural fireworks and inflatables. newspaper contest. This year’s are headed this way. All proceeds will benefit title for Stull was his fifth. Rhoads said citizens can Fire Association the cheerleaders program. Stull was dusting off the expect deliveries starting Members of the Lexington four previous before hanging Wednesday and running Rural Fire Association should Purcell number five. through Friday. have now received letters reminding them it is time to Summer Meals Early renew their membership. Purcell Schools will serve Corsentino named to The membership year runs summer breakfast and lunch Deadlines from July 1 to June 30. The through July 27 at the el- The Purcell Register will annual membership dues of ementary school. Cattlemen’s Leadership Academy have early deadlines for the $50 provide funds to support There will be no meals issue of July 5 because of the the Lexington Fire Department. served on July 4. Katelyn Corsentino of Pur- Davenport, Wapanucka; Misty Credit, Hitch Enterprises, Farm July 4 holiday. Membership fees should be The meals will be served cell has been selected to be part Davenport, Wapanucka; Matt Credit of Western Oklahoma, All ads, classified ads and mailed to PO Box 492, Lexing- Monday through Friday with of class 26 of the Cattlemen’s Fulbright, Bluejacket; Jer- The Noble Research Institute, news must be in the office by ton, OK 73051. Payment may breakfast from 8-9 a.m. and Leadership Academy (CLA). emy Kinder, Faxon; Jason ABS Global, Oklahoma Beef Monday, July 2, at 11 a.m. also be made at the Lexington lunch from 11:30 a.m. to 1 CLA is a program of the Lotspeich, Rosston; Matt Council, Farm Data Services, The paper will be available City Hall, but payment there p.m. Oklahoma Cattlemen’s As- Myers, Edmond; Kelli Payne, Reproduction Enterprises Inc., Tuesday, July 3, at 2:30 p.m. must be via check or for the Purcell Junior High will be sociation (OCA) targeted for Mustang; Robyn Peterson, Ar- Langston’s Western Wear, KIS exact amount and credit cards available for a grab and go beef producers ages 25-40 and dmore; Carla Stinnett, Supulpa; Futures, Frontier Trading, Stu- McClain County are not accepted. breakfast and lunch. designed to develop young Scooter Teel, Blanchard; Jeana art Farm and Ranch, Vitalix For more information contact OCA members through indus- Weeks, Indianola; Gregory Democrats Required try exposure, education and Williams, Afton. M c C l a i n C o u n t y Board President Dale Haynes Corsentino at (405) 823-9051 or Board association communication. CLA consists of a series Please see , page 7A Democrats will hold their Immunization “The CLA program is very of four seminars designed to monthly meeting Thursday, Secretary Stella Bledsoe at All incoming seventh 527-5978. valuable to our Association and expose participants to lead- June 21, at the Rusty Knot, grade students at Purcell Ju- the beef industry,” said Weston ers from all segments of the 400 W. Washington, in Annual Exams nior High are required to get Givens, OCA President. “This industry, including purebred, Purcell. a TDAP shot before they will program helps identify and cow-calf, backgrounding, Gathering will begin at 6 at Health Dept. be allowed to enroll. This is develop young cattlemen dairy, feeding, processing, re- p.m. and the meeting will The McClain County Health a state requirement and must willing to take a leadership tail, foodservice, animal health, start at 6:30 p.m. Department is now open be received before the start of role and carry out the OCA’s marketing, finance, etc. The All are welcome to Monday-Friday offering full the 2018-2019 school year. vision – Leadership that serves, seminars provide participants come and join us for family planning services to The McClain County strengthens and advocates for the opportunity to further ex- food, fellowship and lively include annual exams. Health Department will be the Oklahoma cattle industry,” plore our business, gain essen- discussion. For more information or to open for those students need- Givens said. tial information and network For more information, schedule an exam, call 527- ing to get their TDAP shot by The CLA Class 26 partici- with fellow OCA members. contact us at www.facebook. 6541. calling 527-6541. pants include Brad Atkinson “The first seminar is sched- STARTS THURSDAY com/McClainDems. For more information, call Altus; Adrienne Bethel, Clare- uled for July 30-August 1 in Blood Drive Purcell Junior High at 527- more; Jesse Bierig, Ringwood; Oklahoma City and the Ama- Legion Meeting, Advance America Blood 6591 extension 3304. Brandon Bishop, Chandler; rillo, Texas, area,” said Givens. Pool Tourney Drive will be held from 2-6 Breaking Free Alegra Bishop, Chandler; The CLA program is com- The American Legion Post p.m. Friday, June 29, in the Colton Blehm, Orlando; Fred pletely funded by several gener- bloodmobile at 302 S. Green. Door of Hope is presenting 301 in Lexington will meet at a new series “Breaking Free” Chapman, Sulphur; Katelyn ous sponsors including Merck 6:30 p.m. Thursday, June 21. Call 877-340-8777 or log Corsentino, Purcell; Jason Animal Health, Oklahoma Ag on to obi.org to make your ap- on Thursdays at 6:45 p.m. PG-13 The post provides services The series will focus on for the Lexington, Purcell, pointment. Walk-ins are also HELD OVER! welcome. breaking free of issues that Wayne, Wanette and the you are battling. surrounding communities. All donors will receive Dodger tickets, an Adventure The program meets at 920 All veterans in the local area S. Green Ave. in Purcell. are invited to attend. t-shirt and Science Museum The legion hall is located Oklahoma vouchers (while Lex Senior at 104 E. Broadway in they last). Lexington. Citizens Lunch The monthly 8 ball SummerSing The Lexington senior PG The 12th Annual SummerS- citizens serve lunch from 11 tournament will begin at ing Gospel Singing will be held MOVIE SHOWTIMES: approximately 7 p.m. and a.m.-12:30 p.m. on Wednes- 7:30 EVENINGS at 6:30 p.m. Saturday, June 30, days and Thursdays for a 2 PM SAT & SUN MATINEES the public is invited to at the Sunray Baptist Church, participate. $6 donation. To-go orders CALL FOR DAILY INFORMATION: 2223 North 9th, in Purcell. are $7. (405) 238-6358 / 238-7002 The singing will feature Farmers Market The lunch is open to the NEXT TO TRAIN DEPOT noted soloists and songwriters public and home cooked PAULS VALLEY at Purcell Lake Mark Bishop of Irvine, Ky., and and served by the Lexington ROYAL THEATRE Harvest from the Heart Mark Lanier of Ball, La. Senior Citizens. Farmers Market will be held There is no admission and The Lexington Commu- from 5-8 p.m. Friday, June a love offering will be taken. nity Center is located at 131 22, at Chandler Park at the For more information call S. Main. Purcell City Lake. 527-6808. Vendors are welcome. Purcell For more information call Collecting Dale Bunn, City Manager, at NA Group 527-6561. Pet Supplies Purcell New Beginnings First United Bank will be Group of Narcotics Anony- Freedom collecting pet supplies until the mous meets Wednesday, end of June. Friday and Saturday at 7 p.m. Celebration Goin’ to the Dogs pet supply The group meets at the collection will accept canned First Baptist Church in Event dog food, treats, blankets and Purcell. The public is invited to a toys at the bank locations 317 For more information call Freedom Celebration Fel- 6th St. in Maysville and 324 Sarah W. at (405) 816-9233. purcellregister.com The Purcell Register

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(USPS 450-620) Letters to the Editor Policy Established November 23, 1887 Published every Thursday at Purcell, Congressmen: Trump using media All letters to the editor must include the signature of the author and all Oklahoma by those listed as signees. All letters must include the name, address and a McClain County Publishing Company, Inc. According to United States in his tenure. daytime phone number for verification purposes. Addresses and phone 225 W. Main Street • Box 191 numbers will not be published. Purcell, OK 73080 Senator James Lankford, the So when Ryan called the (405) 527-2126 medical ingredient in mari- press conference it was sup- The Purcell Register does not print anonymous letters to the edi- FAX (405) 527-3299 juana cannabidiol (CDB oil) posed to be about the congres- tor. Only two letters per month will be printed from the same author. [email protected] is already legal in Oklahoma. sional achievements. Letters should be kept to a maximum of one (1) single spaced typed It can be purchased over the However, Trump sent out letter-sized page. John D. Montgomery counter in Purcell. one of his random tweets that Editor and Publisher The Purcell Register reserves the right to edit any and all letters. Lankford also said last week- morning and all the press asked Letters to the editor during any campaign cycle which seek to endorse end at the Oklahoma Press the Speaker was about Trump’s a candidate or discredit another will not be published during the campaign Gracie Montgomery Association’s Convention that tweet. Co-Publisher The Purcell Register he has no proof that smoking Finally after about 30 min- cycle. Letters to the editor published in do not necessarily reflect the opinion of the newspaper. John Denny Montgomery marijuana helps in medical utes, Ryan asked the press corps Assistant Editor situations. if they were going to ask any However, I spoke with a Pur- questions about what the press Vickie Foraker cell pharmacist this week and conference was called for. Advertising Manager he disagreed with Lankford’s When they said “no”, only assessment saying the smoking Tom Cole. about the tweet, he abruptly Jeanne Grimes of marijuana helps with settling All three agreed that Donald cancelled the press conference. Your Views Reporter nerves. Trump has the media right Unfortunately for the regular And reportedly, it helps with where he wants them. Americans back home, this is Todd Newville Sports Reporter nausea when taking chemo- A case in point was when all gamesmanship for Trump This old man therapy treatments. House Speak Paul Ryan called who actually enjoys arguments David Stull It’s up to the voters when a press conference to talk about and the tug-a-war with the My old man. I’ve never quite understood how that phrase Graphic Design SQ 788 is on the ballot next the accomplishments of this national media. came to apply to all fathers, especially those who were only 18 Tuesday. Congress. The three legislators said the or 20 years older than their sons. Not the case in my house; old Emily Montgomery jdm Cole outlined several mea- press is talking about Trump man is just the right title. Graphics Technician Lankford was joined at the sures that have been recently and his tweets and that’s exactly If he were still alive, my father would be 118. His father drove press association meeting by passed and said it has been one what he wants them to do. an ice wagon but before my father died he saw two world wars, Cathy Hanselman Congressmen Frank Lucas and of the most productive sessions Interesting. Advertising Representative the construction of the Golden Gate Bridge and Neil Armstrong’s lunar stroll. Doris Caldwell When people realize he was 61 the day I was born, “How old Production Technician was your mother?” is usually the next question, so let’s solve that. She was 42. They had been married three years. I was Rebecca Cypert their only child and I was often mistaken for their grandchild. Receptionist News from Capitol hill There are a lot of advantages to having old parents. It is almost as those strangers assumed; it’s like having grandparents for par- Tracy Tompkins ents. They tend to go the extra mile without worrying too much Proofreader A first step to peace about whether you’re getting spoiled like a piece of old fruit. By 61 life is settled. There isn’t a lot of worry about where Subscriptions Rates States and its allies, North summit was conducted with Congressman Tom Cole the career is going or whether it’s time to upgrade to a larger Including Postage: Korea is feeling the strain of transparency and resolve. McClain, Cleveland and Garvin house, fancier car, better social circle. What matters is raising What seemed to be once global pressure to end its tyran- In the joint statement signed Counties the kid as well as you can before you die, so he did his best to impossible, has finally come nical practices. by both President Trump and $30 condense it, to cram double the parenting into half the years. Other Oklahoma to fruition. The President of the Additionally, South Korea Kim Jong-un, a set of provi- Play ball on Sunday? Sure. Go to that Giants-Dodgers game? Counties United States, Donald Trump, has been at the forefront of sions were laid out as a diplo- You bet. Take a trip to Disneyland? Why not. $42 met with North Korean leader improving relations with North matic framework. Out of State By adolescence, I knew my upbringing was going a little Kim Jong-un last week. Korea. South Korean President First, North Korea must $58 differently than my peers’. I removed my hat indoors, stood For the first time in history, Moon Jae-in and Kim Jong-un commit to denuclearization. (No refunds on subscriptions) when a lady entered the room, walked on the street side of the a U.S. President and a North had met a number of times to With this commitment, the U.S. sidewalk to absorb the splash. Nothing ever splashed, but there Entered as periodicals postage (USPS 450-620) Korean leader met in an of- set the course of dialogue with agreed to suspend joint military at the post office in Purcell, Oklahoma, under the weren’t many muddy streets. I was the only sixth-grader at Act of Congress of March 2, 1879 ficial capacity in an effort to North Korea. exercise in South Korea. How- Hillwood Academic Day School who religiously watched The strengthen ties and reach a China, North Korea’s pri- ever, if North Korea continues Lawrence Welk Show on Saturday nights. Friends only knew POSTMASTER: Please send peace agreement. mary trading partner, has with its nuclear program, the of it from visiting their grandparents and considered that ritual address changes to: President Trump has achieved also stepped up in supporting U.S. will begin full-fledged Box 191, Purcell, OK 73080 a detriment inherent to old parents. I did not. something previous Adminis- dialogue with North Korea. In exercises again. There were drawbacks, most notably his death when I was 15. trations have not been able the past, China has not been Sanctions from the U.S. and I was a parent at 29, but became a father again at 45 and 48. to do. Bringing North Korea reliable in exerting and imple- the U.N. will also remain in Reaching Your Forty-eight is no 61, but that old man label still applies and of- to the negotiating table is an menting sanctions, but it has place. Any potential failures fers a little bit of insight to my own old man. The difference is Lawmakers accomplishment, but it is one been essential in diplomatic from this historic meeting will that life is settled; I’m not scrambling to pay the electric bill or Senator that has required extraordinary engagement. be a result from North Korea mentally tabulating the total in the grocery cart. My patience Paul Scott (R-43) measures to do so. The summit would not have deviating from their commit- State Capitol, Room 529-A is greater but my energy and endurance are less. I cannot keep North Korea is a top adver- been possible without China’s ments. 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd. up with the 11-year-old in a 5K run or at the ice rink; he passed sary to the United States and cooperation. It is reassuring to This meeting has been a pos- Oklahoma City, OK 73105 me a couple of years ago. But I’m old enough now to know why (405) 521-5522 combating its aggression over know that China has recognized sibility for a long time, but the going to his hockey game is more important than spending an the past few years has been a the importance of putting pres- final push to bring North Korea Senator extra hour at the office. fight guided by resolve. sure on North Korea. to the negotiating table was the John Sparks (D-16) There are more old men becoming someone’s old man. Ac- State Capitol, Room 529-B Multiple nuclear tests, re- The U.S.-North Korean result of President Trump’s cording to a Stanford University study, the average age of a new 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd. ports of human rights abuses Summit marks a new era of endeavors. Oklahoma City, OK 73105 father in the U.S. rose from 27.4 in 1972 to 30.9 in 2015. In that and even the death of an Ameri- American foreign policy with As a whole, it represents the (405) 521-5553 time the percentage of new dads older than 40 jumped from 4.1 can citizen were evidence that the rogue state. hope of future diplomacy and to 8.9 and the rate of those older than 45 doubled from 1.5 to Senator the regime of the Kim dynasty Despite reservation and negotiation with Kim Jong-un. 2.9. In Japan, the average age of fatherhood is 36.3. Rob Standridge (D-15) continues to be erratic and doubt, the President and his Although there is still much State Capitol, Room 429 I’d like to think that means we’re raising children in less dangerous. administration remained reso- work to be done with North 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd. chaotic, more settled households with more resources. But I’d Oklahoma City, OK 73105 But with continued economic lute in establishing an effective Korea, the door to a path for- also like to think we old men are living long enough to walk (405) 521-5535 sanctions from the United diplomatic framework. The ward has been opened. our daughters down the aisle. Representative This old man will enjoy it while he can. On Saturday, the Scott Martin (R-46) State Capitol, Room 432-D 8-year-old and I are going to settle in on the couch and tune in 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd. Consider your vote carefully OETA for a Lawrence Welk rerun. Oklahoma City, OK 73105 By Ted Streuli ByStaff (405) 557-7329 The Journal Record The Journal Record We applaud every Oklaho- in campaign materials – both Representative man who is willing to serve the Stitt and Lamb have claimed to Bobby Cleveland (R-20) State Capitol, Room 325 Almost all of the gubernato- state. There is no glamour in “win” non-competitive forums 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd. rial candidates participated in a running for office and no pot of such as the one held Friday, for Oklahoma City, OK 73105 forum as part of the Oklahoma gold at the end of the rainbow. example – but Stitt’s campaign (405) 557-7308 Press Association’s annual con- We applaud with even more has also claimed he is going to Representative vention. Ten candidates pro- enthusiasm the candidates fire poor-performing agency Tim Downing (R-42) vided introductory statements who are clearly committed to heads and that no one was held State Capitol, Room 300-A and fielded questions from the government transparency. We accountable for fiscal misman- 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd. Oklahoma City, OK 73105 audience of Oklahoma journal- favor honesty and account- agement at the Department of (405) 557-7365 ists. Republicans Mick Cornett, ability. Health. Gary Jones, Todd Lamb, Gary Only one candidate, Kevin The governor cannot fire Representative Richardson, Kevin Stitt and Stitt, made the mistake of fail- agency heads except at the De- Claudia Griffith (D-45) State Capitol, Room 539 Blake Stephens attended, as did ing to consider his audience. partment of Health; all others 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd. Democrats Drew Edmondson When a candidate is speaking to answer to boards. All top lead- Congress shall make no law respect- Oklahoma City, OK 73105 and Connie Johnson and Lib- a room full of journalists, it’s a ers at the Health Department (405) 557-7386 ing an establishment of religion, or ertarians Rex Lawhorn and Joe bad time to ignore the question. were fired or forced out, as were Read us on the web at Maldonado, who goes by the Yet that’s just what Stitt did; some of their replacements. prohibiting the free exercise thereof; pseudonym Joe Exotic. when his turn came near the According to one June 13 www.purcellregister.com There was, of course, plenty end, he stood up and launched poll, Stitt, Lamb and Cornett are or abridging the freedom of speech,

SS of attention focused on Maldo- into a campaign speech that in a dead heat for the Repub- PRE ASS A OC M I or of the press; or the right of the O A H T A I BETTER O had nothing to do with the lican primary. Voters should L nado, whose campaign materi- K N O NEWSPAPER CONTEST als include packets of rolling question about prioritizing consider carefully how each people peaceably to assemble, and to SEQUOYAH 2 AWARD papers sporting his photo and long-neglected state services. responds to questions and how 0 1 R 6 W I N N E a plea to vote for him. Speak- Moderator Mike Strain of the genuinely transparent each is petition the Government for a redress ing plainly and sometimes Tulsa World had to interrupt likely to be. of grievances. profanely, Joe Exotic enlivened to end it. the forum. We expect some hyperbole THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, June 21, 2018-5A Movies with Dave By David Stull

It seems like Disney can’t through glass windows without and giant Omnidroid from the help itself but continue to break taking a scratch, Jake Johnson first film. If you pay attention, box office records lately. falling from the second story notice that you don’t see a This weekend their latest film of a building without at least single civilian in the entire city “Incredibles 2” blew past all bruising his ribs, or the other during that scene. predictions, grossing the studio countless injuries that would It’s almost eerie when you a whopping $182.6M domestic have probably lead to broken notice it, but I’m sure it was 3-day total. bones or severe concussions. just a limitation of the time. That not only gives Pixar’s What’s worse though, is later One thing’s for sure though, latest film the largest open- on the film ends up turning it certainly isn’t a limitation ing weekend for an animated away from the slapstick and anymore. movie, beating “Finding Dory” silliness that ruled the majority The city in “Incredibles 2” by over $47 million, it also of the movie, and takes a much is alive and absolutely bustling gives it the biggest opening more somber turn during the with people. It’s such a stark weekend for a movie rated PG. final few scenes. contrast and it’s definitely the Even compared to live action I just couldn’t take it seri- biggest improvement from the films, “Incredibles 2” is no ously. I kept thinking the sad original. Jeanne Grimes • The Purcell Register slouch. This movie earned the turn of events would end up But beyond the animation New brass 8th highest opening weekend being a joke, all the way up until quality, this movie is still very of all time domestically, put- the credits finally appeared. much like the first. A captain and a lieutenant have joined the security ranks at Lexington Assessment & Reception ting it above the likes of heavy You can’t have it both ways. The sequel still has the fu- Center. They are, center from left, Capt. Paul Garner and Lt. Robert Kitson. Garner transferred openers like “Captain America: You can’t have the majority of turistic 1960s aesthetic from from Mack Alford Correctional Center and Kitson came from Mabel Basset Correctional Center. Civil War” and “Batman v your movie be a silly, over-the- the original and the soundtrack Welcoming them to LARC are Deputy Warden Rick Whitten, left, and Col. Everett Shea, chief Superman: Dawn of Justice.” top comedy, but then shoehorn is still bursting with a catchy, of security. For Disney this is excellent in a solemn tearjerker ending. trumpet heavy music score that news, especially after the dis- It just doesn’t fit, or at least it I just can’t get enough of. appointing box office of their didn’t here. Also, for better or worse, our Chickasaw Nation hosting class on previous film, “Solo: A Star At the very end of the movie, characters are also pretty much Wars Story.” before the credits begin to roll, unchanged from the first film. But money isn’t everything. the film shows some home I know I’m probably in the representational acrylic painting How was the actual film itself? videos of the actual group of minority here, but the Parr fam- Let’s get to the reviews, shall guys this film is based on, ily itself is my least favorite The Chickasaw Nation ences his artwork while also Seating is limited. we? sneaking up on each other and aspect of these movies. presents Representational connecting him to his culture. For more information or to *** playing tag. I guess I like the parents okay, Acrylic Painting from 9 a.m. The class is $100 per per- pre-register, call (580) 272- First up is Those clips were easily the though Bob aka Mr. Incredible to 4 p.m. Saturday, June 23, son and is open to the public. 5520. “Tag.” best part of the whole movie. does lose his temper a bit more and Sunday, June 24, at the Inspired Frankly I wish they would than I’m comfortable with. Arts and Humanities Build- by a true have just made a documentary Helen aka Elastigirl is given ing, 201 N. Broadway Ave., story, this about the real guys instead of a much more prominent role in in Ada. film follows this wishy-washy comedy. this film, which is nice since Representational painting is a g r o u p The few moments with the she’s probably my favorite of the concept of creating pieces adults (Ed actual guys felt infinitely more the Parrs. of art based on a real object, Helms, Jer- genuine than anything else in But the kids. I am not a fan place or event. emy Renner, this film. of the kids. Native American artist Matt Jon Hamm, Jake Johnson, and It’s a shame. This movie Dash (Huck Milner) is like Bearden will be teaching Hannibal Buress) who spend has a great concept and a very the distillation of every an- the class. His goal is to give an entire month out of the talented cast. noying younger sibling on the students an understanding of year playing a no-holds-barred If you’re looking for laughs planet. That’s his entire char- basic design and the composi- game of tag. The same game of though, you should definitely acter. Being irritating. tion of a painting. tag they’ve been playing since look elsewhere. Perhaps I see a little too much He hopes to provide stu- they were all 9-years-old. “Tag” is rated R. of myself in him. I don’t know, dents with the tools to grow Well that’s certainly a unique *** you’d have to ask my older their own style and process concept. What’s even more N e x t i s brother and sister. by attending the class. incredible is the movie really “Incredibles And then there’s Violet Bearden was awarded Best is based on a true story. 2.” (Sarah Vowell). I hate Violet. of Show at the 2005 Red Earth Back in 2013 The Wall E v e r y - Her whole personality in the Festival and was the featured Street Journal ran an entire one’s favor- first film is just being painfully artist at the 2006 Tulsa Indian article about a group of men ite family of shy and disappearing when Art Festival. in their 40s who have been superheroes a boy she likes looks in her Bearden is a member of playing the same game tag for is back. Hop- general direction. the Citizen Band Potawatomi 23 years. ing to bring That’s right. She’s a literal Nation. His Native American A game that’s lead them supers back shrinking violet. Her name is heritage continually influ- to breaking into each other’s in the spotlight, Helen Parr aka so on the nose it’s insulting. houses and even flying across Elastigirl (Holly Hunter) joins Almost as insulting naming county. All in an attempt to not forces with telecommunica- your son with superhuman be “it.” tions tycoon Winston Deavor speed “Dash,” but at least that’s It’s a fun story. One that’s (Bob Odenkirk) in an attempt supposed to be a nickname. well worth reading if you get to change people’s perception Enough about Dash though, the chance. on persons with powers. back to Violet. Unfortunately, the movie This leaves her husband, Sure, she’s gained a bunch inspired by the article is more Bob aka Mr. Incredible (Craig of confidence after events of a mixed bag. T. Nelson), at home with the from the original film, but she For a comedy, this movie just kids. Not only managing the still has that aggravating high wasn’t that funny. day-to-day obstacles of being school crush on Tony Rydiger Sure, there’s plenty of jokes a stay-at-home parent, but also from the original. Something to go around, but the large ma- dealing with their baby Jack- the writers basically hit the reset jority of the cometic moments Jack’s emerging superpowers. button on for this film. barely got any laughs. Either Now this is a sequel that’s Instead of being a painfully they were poorly set up or the been a long time coming. shy, moody teenage girl, this timing was just way off. People who saw the first film time she’s a less shy, moody However, to the film’s credit, as kids have been chomping at teenage girl with an anger the physical comedy ended up the bit for years to see a con- problem. Frankly I don’t think 501 Ash St., Maysville, OK faring a little better with the tinuation of “The Incredibles.” that’s much of an improvement. audience I saw this with. And after watching these Both older kids don’t feel 405.867.4992 As for myself, I had a hard films back to back, it’s amazing like actual people, just shallow time enjoying watching these to see how far 3D animation character archetypes that don’t guys injuring each other. has come in the last 14 years. change or grow as the movie Frankly, some of these stunts The day before going to see goes on. They’re just there to would have probably landed “Incredibles 2” I went back be foils for their dad. half the crew in a hospital bed. to the original for a refresher, Even in the first film, the two I know slapstick like this something I recommend every- of them barely had character Will Be Closed isn’t uncommon for comedies. one do since this movie picks up arcs. Dash wanted to play sports Heck, half the traps in the right where the first one left off. and Violet wanted a boy. original “Home Alone” would Even back then it was pretty This time they somehow have probably killed our poor would- clear Pixar hadn’t quite per- even less to work with. Violet be robbers in real life. fected human characters yet. still has the same dang crush, Believe me, I don’t have an It was good, but it just wasn’t which was frustratingly reset, For Vacation issue with physical comedy, quite there. but at least that’s more than but this movie is supposed to Going back, the dated ani- Dash has in this film. be based on a true story. mation sticks out like a sore Dash has nothing. Not un- July 1 thru July 11 It’s all over the posters, thumb now. less you count doing his math the trailers, and even the TV From the simple skin tex- homework. The baby has more commercials. “Based on a true tures, to the plastic looking character development than story” is practically the entire hair, it all looks incredibly an- Dash does. marketing hook of this film. tiquated by today’s standards. Speaking of which, comedy I don’t know about all of you, Especially whenever they wise, this film is all about Jack- We will re-open but whenever I see a movie is threw water into the mix. Jack (Eli Fucile). based on actual events, I tend It’s striking to see just how There’s nothing quite like to take it a bit more seriously. far technology has come. Not watching an uninhibited super- Even if the filmmakers take only are the character models powered baby run amok. liberties with the story, which vastly improved from the first Jack-Jack easily got the most July 12 they definitely do here, they’re here, but the world around our laughs, from both myself and still setting the movie’s events heroes is completely different the audience, and he certainly in reality. as well. So it feels really jarring when Go and rewatch the final I see Jeremy Renner busting battle between the Parr family Please see Dave, page 7A 6A-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, June 21, 2018 The Purcell Register Society Washington OHCE It’s a Small World Washington OHCE Club met June 13. Attending were Delores Givens, Phyllis Linker and Reagan, Gracie Montgomery Coralean Higgins, Lois Stephens, Lori Burton, Deanna Carter and Harley and Beulah Bromley. A special happy birthday to Thursday, June 21, while the The meeting was called to order by President Delores Givens. my mother-in-law, Carolyn teen program, for ages 12 to Beulah Bromley read the Collect and the flag salute was given. Montgomery of Norman. 17, is set for 2 p.m. Tuesday, Hay was spread on the cemetery grass project, the flower bed Voom celebrates her birthday June 26, each taking place at project downtown is coming along and Delores may get a rain Friday, June 22. the library. barrel set up to water the flowers. *** The program will be led by Forty Heart Cancer pillows have been delivered so far for Happy birthdays also go out Norman’s “Be Wild for Art,” breast cancer patients. Fair projects are coming along and the to Eric Luna, Natalie Wallace, and participants will go through Cookie Jar for Fair needs two more people to make cookies. Tyler Haynes, Maria Carmen all the steps to paint their own Our club is now in SE District. The 2019 meeting will be Resendiz, Bob Shea, Nancy acrylic painting from a pro- held March 19 at Broken Bow and the Extension Office will Howard, Amy Caralampio, vided sample. Professional art be taking a bus. Karen Veleta Romero, Joanna instructors will lead the group, The July 4 Town Celebration will be held June 23. Satur- Estrada, Wanda Keeler, Greg helping them in each step of day at 11 a.m. is the firemen’s fish fry which is $8 per plate. Mack, Tim Banks, Randy Be- the process. Other events include three gunfight shows, Stomp Dance by the licek, Amy Dunaway, Carissa All supplies will be provided Chickasaws, the city wide garage sale, parade at 4 p.m., food Mengers, Shelly McGowen, and no previous skill in painting trucks and fireworks at dark. Adam Ballard, Amber McCoy is necessary. Deanna Carter requested that the American flag be placed at and Pat Martin. Each class will be capped at the head of the parade and not further back, and planners will *** 20 painters so registration is re- be informed. Harvest from the Heart Farm- quired in advance to participate Phyllis Linker gave an information lesson on rain barrels and ers Market will be held from by calling 527-5546. how they work, set up and care. 5-8 p.m. Friday, June 22, at *** The club voted to send $50 to the Baptist Disaster Relief Fund. Chandler Park at the Purcell The Purcell Public Library Volunteer sheets are due by July 20. City Lake. is offering families with young Vendors are welcome. children a chance to enjoy the For more information call variety of programs and story Dale Bunn, City Manager, at times offered by the library on Stealey HCE 527-6561. Thursdays during June. Stealey OHCE met June 11, 2018 in the McClain County *** Programs begin at 10:30 a.m. Farm & Home Community Building with Phyllis Horn presiding. Purcell Schools will serve and the schedule for the month Bobby and Al Musgrave Flag salute was given by members in honor of our military summer breakfast and lunch features: men and women followed with the reading of the OHCE State through July 27 at the elemen- June 21—Story Time Play Song . Inspirational thought “Different, But The Same” (Acts tary school. Date, with the Chickasaw Na- Bobby and Al Musgrave to 15:8-9) was given by Jan Lenard. There will be no meals served tion visiting for a program on Members present were Bonita Brakefield, Peggy Christian, on July 4. healthy eating; Sharon Hardcastle, Cindy Henley, Phyllis Horn, Charm Kelly, The meals will be served June 28—Viva GLARt! celebrate 65th anniversary Ruth Kelly, Norma Howard, Peggy Howard, Velma Little, Jan Monday through Friday with Grow a Learner Through Art, Lenard, Deborah Lenard and Nancy Richardson. breakfast from 8-9 a.m. and a bilingual event with learning Bobby and Al Musgrave of Purcell will be honored on the Norma Howard read the minutes from the May meeting and lunch from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. through art and play; occasion of their 65th Wedding Anniversary with a reception treasurer’s report was given by Nancy Richardson. Both were Purcell Junior High will be Registration is requested Sunday, July 1. approved. available for a grab and go in advance for each of the The event will be held from 2-4 p.m. at the Goldsby Com- Club lesson this month was led by Peggy Howard titled “A breakfast and lunch. programs. munity Building, 100 E. Center Road, in Goldsby. Drop In The Bucket.” We learned on average, a rain barrel will *** For more information on In lieu of a gift, bring a card for them to take home and enjoy. save 1,300 gallons of water during the peak summer months. This The Purcell Public Library any of the programs, visit the All friends and family of the couple are invited to attend the program focused on water harvesting through rain barrel use. will offer its resources and the library, call 527-5546 or go celebration. Stealey HCE voted to have Nancy Richardson, club treasurer, knowledge of an experienced online to www.pioneerlibrary- to purchase four box fans to be delivered to Delta Community genealogy researcher in a series system.org/purcell. Action after July meeting to be given to people who need relief of Genealogy Help programs *** from the heat. on Wednesday afternoons dur- Here’s a tasty twist to taco Madden Family Reunion The Spring OHCE Council Meeting was held June 4 from 6-8 ing June. night. Sessions will be held from 2 Crock Pot Taco Casserole The Madden Family will Hide, Gracie Andrews, Abigial p.m. in the Pioneer Telephone Community Room, Blanchard, OK. Julie Cockroft, with Grace Home was the guest speaker to 4 p.m. on Wednesday, June 1 lb. ground beef, browned and hold a family reunion at 12 p.m. Jones, John or Ethel Dover or 27, in the Meeting Room of the drained Saturday, June 23, at Kaw Lake Ester King you are invited to and ECHO HCE were hostess for group. Members attending were Bonita Brakefield, Peggy Christian, Norma Howard, Peggy library, 919 N. Ninth St. 1 envelope Taco Seasoning McFadden Camp. the reunion. Participants can bring their 1/2 cup water If you are related to Rex, Roy, For more information call Howard, Cindy Hensley, Debrorah and Jan Lenard. Recycled items lists were turned in to Norma Howard and specific questions or just learn 15 oz. can pork and beans Phillip, Jody, Nathan, Else, Laura Williams at (405) 650- more about starting their family 11 oz. can mexicorn, drained Cournelious Madden, Bessie 8975. third quarterly report forms were given out. Exhibits for the McClain County Fair were reviewed and research and about all the re- 10.75 oz. can cheddar cheese additional ones were assigned. Members were encouraged to sources the library has to offer. soup enter in the open classes. Ages 18 and up may partici- 1 cup milk Additional quilt raffle tickets were distributed to be sold. pate, and no advance registra- 2 cups shredded cheese Tickets are $1 per ticket or 6 for $5. The raffle is for the quilt tion is required. 2 cups crushed Chili Cheese that is made of quilt blocks entered in the 2018 McClain County For more information, visit Fritos Fair. Drawing will be during the 2018 county fair. the library, call 527-5546 or go Mix your water and taco Dates to remember: online to www.pioneerlibrary- seasoning together and pour June 27 and 28—Junior Youth Sewing Camp, 9:30 a.m.-12 system.org/purcell. over your cooked ground beef. p.m., McClain County Farm & Home Community Building. *** Pour into slow cooker. June 29 —Senior Youth Sewing Camp, 9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m., The Purcell Public Library is Pour pork and beans and McClain County Farm & Home Community Building. giving teens and adults a chance mexicorn on top evenly. Mix July 7 -9—State OHCE Conference, Oklahoma City. to create their own masterpiece together soup and milk and September 4-8—McClain County Fair . at its Summer Reading program pour on top. Anyone interested in attending one of our meetings is invited activity “Library Leonardos,” Cook on low for 5-6 hours. to join us on the second Monday of each month at the McClain set for a pair of presentations. Top with cheese and turn on Co. Farm & Home Community Building. For more information The adult program, for ages high for 15 minutes. Top with contact the McClain County Extension Office at 527-2437. 18 and up, will be at 6 p.m. crushed chips and serve. OHCE Spring Council The OHCE Spring Council was held June 4 in Blanchard and was hosted by the ECHO Club. Washington OHCE Club was represented by six members in- cluding Lois Stephens, Lavene Jones, Phyllis Linker, Teressa Roberts, Lorinda Wiley, Dean- na Carter and guest, Robert Roofing • Gutters • Siding & more Edwards. Committee reports provided several good areas of interest: November 3—Make and Take Program in Purcell. Operation Christmas—Bring same items as last yiear. 405-703-3843 June 27—Sewing Camps; Please see OHCE, page 13A THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, June 21, 2018-7A From page 5A Dave: had some of the funnier scenes Neither the original one or in the entire film. this remake. As for the story, this movie’s The 1970s film was cer- plot is about as predictable as tainly a product of its time. they come. I know fans of the genre call You can pick out the “shock- it a classic, but while trying ing” twist ending from a mile to watch it last week I just away. couldn’t get into it at all. It seems like Disney has And the remake, while been doing this with almost all updated to entice a modern of their animated films lately. audience, is still very similar They’re so busy subverting to the original. typical villains in an attempt The story still has the same to surprise the audience, that basic framework, but at the they themselves have become same time it takes many liber- predictable by subverting ties with the details, including their villains every time. changing the location from But despite my complaints, New York City to Atlanta. at the end of the day I’d say Plus the new one has a ton this is still a pretty entertain- more action scenes. ing movie. Personally I found the over- It’s fun, action packed, and all story a bit convoluted and Bill Bruegan • The Purcell Register it’s sure to keep parents and a little hard to follow, but it all children engrossed for the does end up coming together Busy road entire runtime. in the end. Unfortunately it just lacks As for the cinematography, With the summer travel season that certain element so many I thought this movie looked in full effect, a steady occurrence other Pixar films excell in. awful. of traffic accidents on I-35 has The element that usually It just looked so cheap. And kept first responders busy. leaves me crying my eyes out not in the sort of charming by the end of most of their B-movie way of the original. movies. I’m guessing they shot the From page 3A An emotional core connect- film at 30 frames-per-second ing you with the characters. instead of the normal 24. I xtEnSiOn Corsentino: For me, this movie just don’t know what it is about 30 OSU E News doesn’t have it. FPS, but it always makes mov- Supplements, McKay Ford, It’s enjoyable, but as far as ies look fake or uncinematic. Guarding against tick bites National Livestock, A T & T Pixar films go, I wouldn’t rank At least it does to me. and BancCentral NA. “Incredibles 2” anywhere near Something like that is more Leilana McKindra put repellant around the neck ehrlichiosis and Spotted Fever The OCA is the trusted the top of my favorites list. personal preference than Communications Specialist and all the way to the ankles Group rickettsiosis, which voice of the Oklahoma Cattle However, for fans who have anything. Oklahoma families are not because ticks will fall out of includes Rocky Mountain Industry. OCA is the only been begging for a sequel for But beyond the terrible the only ones excited about the that vegetation.” Spotted Fever. voice that speaks solely for the past 14 years, I’m sure this camera work, I’d say the warmer summertime tempera- Some natural, plant-based The lone star tick is associ- the cattlemen of Oklahoma will satisfy just fine. filmmakers accomplished tures. Ticks are, too. products, such as citrus oil ated with multiple pathogens, and represents beef producers “Incredibles 2” is rated PG. exactly what they set out to “These important public and lemon grass oil, will work including those connected to in all 77 counties across the *** do. A modern retelling of the health pests are typically active as repellants, too. Although the Heartland and Bourbon vi- state. The OCA officers, board Last this original movie. this time of year through the these options are less effec- ruses, which have been identi- of directors and membership week is “Su- It’s just not for me. end of summer,” said Justin tive than DEET, parents may fied in patients from Oklahoma encourages you to join us in perfly.” Heck, I think my favorite Talley, Oklahoma State Uni- prefer using natural products within the last five years. our advocacy efforts to ensure A remake part of either film was the versity Cooperative Extension on children. For more information about less government intervention, of the 1972 movie’s original song, “Su- livestock entomologist. “Ticks “When using these natural ticks, contact the nearest lower taxes and a better bot- blaxploita- perfly” by Curtis Mayfield. are actually active year-round, products parents should apply county Extension office and tom line. tion film, I couldn’t care less about the but for the next few months them where ticks will target, download free OSU Fact For more information about this film fol- story or the characters in both. ticks will be especially ag- especially around the ankles Sheets on the topic, including OCA membership, the theft lows Young- I don’t think I could recom- gressive.” and waistlines,” Talley said. EPP-7001, “Common Ticks reward program or activities blood Priest mend this movie either way. The pests are not picky when “Both adults and children of Oklahoma and Tick-Borne call (405) 235-4391 or visit (Trevor Jackson) a young, but I’m not even sure what fans it comes to hosts, so everyone will need to keep reapplying Diseases,” at facts.okstate.edu. www.okcattlemen.org. successful, drug dealer that of the original enjoyed about is a target. The most effective natural products to boost their sees an opportunity to get out the 1972 film, so I wouldn’t tick repellants are products effectiveness.” of the game before winding even attempt to recommend with at least 25 percent DEET. In Oklahoma, the American up dead. this remake to them. “If you’re going to be out- dog tick and the lone star tick But to escape, he has to It exists though. If the story doors in areas where ticks are are most concerning because Come see our complete one last job all sounds interesting to you, I likely to be, apply repellant both are linked to tick-borne while avoiding a rival gang, doubt you’ll hate it at least. especially around the ankles, pathogens. betrayed supplier, corrupt Check it out. Or don’t. up to the knees and around The state is a hub for tick- police, and Mexican cartel. Frankly I don’t care either SELECTION! the waistline,” Talley said. “If borne disease, carrying some I’m going to be honest. This way. you’ll be in heavy brush, like of the highest infection rates really isn’t my kind of movie. “Superfly” is rated R. trimming trees or bushes, also in the nation for tularemia,

From page 2A Dart: my job. Besides having Ataxia myself, someone very special in my life has ASSORTMENT ART FOUNTAIN acquired Ataxia. SHELLS 500 “Raising funds in search of a cure is another thing that I strive to do. My goal PURCELL is $1 million and this dart SMALL tournament is just the start 23rd ANNUAL 5K Road Race and 5K Relay State CAKE 200 of my journey. I fight so Championship that one day you or your REGISTRATION FORM loved ones won’t need to,” Five person relay team - Each member runs 1 km - Male, Female & Co-ed teams he concluded. (co-ed 3 & 2 males or females) Spend $50 or more and Ataxia is a rare, neurologi- Saturday, June 30, 2018 7:30 A.M. Start cal disease that affects ap- Race day registration begins @ 6:30 A.M. ENTER to proximately 150,000 people 10% OFF WIN Location: South side of Purcell Lake a Family Pack in the United States. It is FEE: $18 for pre-race registration w/t-shirt to 1st 100 runners; $20 on race day. your purchase progressive, affecting a per- Valued at $100 (mol) $40 per five person team (non-corporate); $20 for age 12 & under of $30 or more! Drawing will be held July 3rd. son’s ability to walk, talk, Mail registration to: Do not have to be present to win and use fine motor skills. It Heart of Oklahoma Lake Run, P.O. Box 511 - Purcell, OK 73080 Expires July 4, 2018 can be fatal. Proceeds of run will benefit the Purcell High School Track and Cross Country Teams Ataxia causes individuals to appear drunk, since slurred speech and stumbling are Team name if member of Relay Team symptoms. This is related to degeneration in the part of the Name Age on Race Day DOB Sex brain that controls coordina- tion and movement. Address City State Zip The National Ataxia Foun- dation was established in Day Phone Night Phone Shirt size S M L XL XXL 1957 to look for treatments and a cure for Ataxia. NAF Amount of Fee Enclosed: $18 with T-shirt prior to race day. (Make check payable to Purcell Lake Run) continues its efforts in help- Waiver. I know that running a road race is a potentially hazardous activity. I should not enter if I am not medically able and properly trained. I assume any and all other risks associated with running this event ing Ataxia families through including, but not limited to falls, contact with other participants, the effects of the weather and the research, education, and conditions of the roads, all such risks being known and appreciated by me. I agree not to go back onto the support. course after finishing. I hereby for myself, my heirs, executors, administrators, or anyone else who might For more information claim on my behalf, covenant not to sue, and waive and release and discharge any and all race sponsors, 1417 S. Green, Purcell race officials, volunteers, local and state police including any and all of their agents, employees, assigns contact Lori Shogren, Com- or anyone acting for or on their behalf from any and all claims or liability for death, personal injury or munity Program and Services property damage of any kind or nature whatsoever arising out of, or in the course of, my participation Discounts for Veterans, Military, Director, at (763) 553-0020 in this event. This release and waiver extends to all claims of every kind or nature whatsoever, foreseen or Christopher DeHaven, Lo- or unforeseen, known or unknown. I am fully aware that it is a fraudulent act to switch race numbers Education, and Emergency Responders with anyone or allow anyone other than myself to wear my race number and I agree not to do this. The cal Ambassador in Oklahome undersigned also grants permission to sponsors to use any photos, videos, etc. for any purpose. at (936) 223-0795 or (405) 387-9227 or visit NAF’s Big Pops Fireworks-Oklahoma Signed (waiver must be signed to participate) website at www.ataxia.org. 8A-THE PURCELLVeteran’s REGISTER, Thursday, Corner June 21, 2018 SH 9

MarilynHiggins For The Purcell Register surviving spouse benefits, edu- veterans to their medical ap- cational benefits, and pension. pointments. If you need help Governor Mary Fallin and By partnering with many getting to or from a medical former Governor George Nigh, different local organizations, appointment please contact one as well as many other legisla- Veterans Corner can provide of our drivers. Call Fred Zacher tors and dignitaries, were on veterans with a variety of re- (405) 779-3693. There is never hand recently for the Force 50 sources. a charge for these services but Foundation Inaugural Service Appreciation goes out to all donations are always appreci- Awards honoring those who those who made the Sam’s Club ated. We are also in need of an- have distinguished themselves Memorial Day Weekend Fire- other volunteer to help transport in the service of Oklahoma’s truck Fundraiser successful. veterans. If you are interested Veterans. Veterans Corner never charges in volunteering, please contact The Force 50 Foundation is for any services provided and us. We would love to have you the primary support organiza- all proceeds are used to support join our team! tion for the Department of veterans and their spouses. Location and Hours Veterans Affairs and works in Veterans Corner is open Mon- Veterans Corner cooperation with the Oklahoma day through Thursday from Veterans Corner is located at Veterans Pilot Program to pro- 8:00 a.m. until noon. On the 3rd 3805 SE 44th St., Newcastle, vide services to those that meet Thursday of each month, Veter- Ok 73065, about two miles the criteria and mission. ans Corner will stay open from 8 west of Interstate 35, Exit 106, Representing Veterans Cor- a.m. until 8 p.m. to allow those on the north side of State High- John D. Montgomery • The Purcell Register ner, Inc., on Highway 9 West, that work weekdays to submit a way 9 West. were Alfred Hollis, Chair and VA benefit claim. Additionally, Donations Story time Jerry Baxter, Treasurer, when on the third Saturday of each Veterans Corner is a 501(c)3 Little ones from around the area enjoyed story time at the Purcell Public Library last week, the local non-profit was hon- month, “The Corner” will be nonprofit organization and all taking a break from the torrid temperatures outside. ored as recipient of a Force 50 open from 8 a.m. until noon. gifts are tax deductible. All Foundation award. Contact Veterans Corner with proceeds are used to support The mission of Veterans any questions or comments at veterans and their spouses. Your The Corner is to provide a friendly (405) 387-5070 and visit their donations can be sent to: Veter- environment to help all veter- website at veteranscorner.net ans Corner, P.O. Box 722160, ans, their dependents, and their or Facebook Page at facebook. Norman, OK 73070-8635 or Horseman's surviving spouses to success- com/VeteransCornerInc. you many call Jerry Baxter fully complete the required Transportation Available at (405) 387-5070. Donations Corner documentation for VA benefits: Veterans Corner has three online can be made at www. service-connected benefits, vans available to transport veteranscorner.net. 2018 OQHA Redbud Spec- Gil Galyean, Galyean Quarter shown by Luke Castle for Lu- tacular Horse Show Results Horses, Purcell, for Dr. Candice ther and Susan Copeland. The results below will com- Hall and Cory Seebach. Open Yearling Stallions (2 plete the Redbud Spectacular NSBA Western Riding Level entries)—1st, 1st, 2nd, 2nd, 1st, information on how our area 2 (6 entries)—3rd, 2nd, Made 1st, 1st, 1st, Dejavous, shown professional trainers, ama- By J, shown by Gil Galyean, by Kathy Smallwood for June teurs, youth and owners placed. Galyean Quarter Horses, Pur- Rhea, River Oaks Ranch, Wyn- The Redbud this year had 887 cell, for Dr. Candice Hall and newood. horses and 1217 exhibitors en- Cory Seebach. Open Performance Halter tering 211 classes. These num- Open Yearling Mares (7 Geldings (5 entries)—5th, bers calculated to $8,756,100 entries)—3rd, 3rd, 2nd, 1st, 5th, 5th, 4th, 6th, 6th, 6th, Al going into the Oklahoma City 3rd, 7th, 3rd, 5th, I Got More Ways couture, shown by Stacey economy. This does not include Secrets, shown by Luke Castle, Roberson, Diamond R Ranch, money spent with vendors Castle Ranch, Wayne, for Dan Byars, for Kimberly Roark. there on the grounds. Fox. Open Senior Reining (64 Weed whisperer As always, you can be sure Open Three-Year-Old Mares entries)—5th, 3rd, 3rd, Xtra Curtis Conway went from that the Purcell area got some (3 entries)—1st, 1st , 2nd, 1st, Voodoo Doc, shown by Matt mowing to spraying for weeds of the benefits of the show as El Antes Secret, shown by Flarida, Flarida Reining Hors- around the Purcell School people came to their trainer’s Luke Castle, owned by Luke es, Purcell, for Xtra Quarter District last Thursday. John D. Montgomery • The Purcell Register places to tune up their horses and Abbi Castle, Wayne; 3rd, Horses, Purcell, a division of for the show, ate in our res- 3rd, 3rd, 3rd, Gotta Secret To Silver Spurs Equine; 1st, 2nd , taurants, bought gas, utilized Tel, shown by Shianne West, 1st, Magnum Starlights, shown Walmart and convenience owned by Brian Strom, Strom by Gabriel Diano Performance CONSERVATIVE stores, bought and sold horses, Ranch, Lexington. Horses, Purcell, for Antler and we hope some shopped for Open Aged Mares (4 Ridge Ranch; 3rd, 3rd,2nd, farms here. entries)—1st, 3rd, 3rd, 2nd, SG Frozen Enterprise, shown Following are results: 2nd, 1st , 1st, 1st, VR Cool In- by Thiago Boechat, general Open Division tention, shown by Luke Castle manager, resident veterinarian TOM COLE Open Senior Western Riding for Kim Anding. and head trainer for Xtra Quar- Level 3 (38 entries)—11th, Open Three-Year-Old Geld- ter Horses, Purcell, for Silver 16th, 18th, Eye On The Ball, ings (3 entries)—2nd, 2nd, 2nd, Spurs Equine; 15th, 15th, 11th, Delivering Results for Oklahoma Families shown by Troy Compton, 2nd, 2nd, 2nd, 2nd, 2nd, EZ Chromes Chic Olena, shown Compton Quarter Horses, Eddy, shown by Luke Castle by Gabriel Dino, Purcell, for Purcell, for Sara Linnes. for Beverly Kirch. Steven Simon. LET’S PUT OKLAHOMA FIRST. Open Western Riding Level Open Aged Geldings (2 1 (21 entries)—6th, 4th, 7th, entries)—1st, 1st, 1st, 1st, 2nd, Delivered Tax Cuts for Oklahoma Families 2nd, 2nd, Made By J, shown by 2nd, 2nd, 2nd, McClintock, Please see Corner, page 9A Record Funding for Alzheimer’s Research Protecting America by Growing Missions at Tinker and Ft. Sill Fulfilling Promises to Our Veterans Delivering New Jobs and a Stronger Economy 100% Rating From National Right to Life “A” Rating From the NRA VOTE TUESDAY, JUNE 26TH REPUBLICAN PRIMARY

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Open Junior Reining Level 3 Stacey Roberson, Diamond Amateur Three-Year-Old Youth Showmanship 13 and Youth Ranch Riding (12 2nd, Greedy Ghost, shown (154 entries, 38 placed)—24th, R Ranch, Byars, for Kendra Mares (1 entry)—1st, 1st, 1st, Under (8 entries)—6th, 6th, entries)—3rd, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, by Rosella Roberson, Byars, 26th, 22nd, 13th, 19th, 20th, Cooper.;7th, FS Vintage Side- 1st, 1st, 1st, 1st, 1st, Gotta Se- 6th, 7th, 7th, Magnetyzed, 1st, 4th, 2nd, 2nd, Greedy owned by J D Roberson. 7th, 10th, Lovett, shown by Je- kick, shown by Luke Castle, cret To Tel, shown by Shiane shown by June Roberson, Ghost, shown by Rosella Rob- Youth Non-AQHA Redbud ronimo Lobo, assistant trainer Castle Ranch, Wayne, for West, owned by Brian Strom, owned by Stacey Roberson, erson, owned by J D Roberson, Ranch Reining (6 entries)— for Diano Quarter Horses, Pur- Vickie Tebow, Piedmont. Strom Ranch, Lexington. Diamond R Ranch, Byars. Diamond R Ranch, Byars 4th, Greedy Ghost, shown cell, for Alpha Quarter Horses, Open Ranch Riding (34 Amateur Aged Mares (4 Youth Showmanship 14-18 Youth Non-AQHA Red- by Rosella Roberson, Byars, also owned by Gabriel Diano, entries)—12th, 6th, 5th, Star- entries)—1st, 1st, 2nd, 1st, Level 3 (21 entries)—5th, bud Ranch Conformation (6 owned by J D Roberson. Purcell; 27th, 22nd, 26th, 21st, time Vintage, shown by Stacey 1st, 1st, 1st 1st, VR Cool In- 3rd, 9th, 7th, 6th, 6th, 7th, entries)—2nd, Greedy Ghost, Youth Non-AQHA Redbud 23rd, 21st, Dun Gotta Loaded Roberson, Byars, for Kendra tention, owned and shown by 7th - Greedy Ghost, shown shown by Rosella Roberson, Ranch Riding (7 entries)— Gun, shown by Ricardo Ama- Cooper; 8th, 8th, 7th, 12th, Kim Anding, trained by Luke by Rosella Roberson, owned owned by J D Roberson, Byars. 2nd, Greedy Ghost, shown ral, assistant trainer for Gabriel Greedy Ghost, shown by Castle, Wayne. by J D Roberson, Diamond R Youth Non-AQHA Redbud by Rosella Roberson, Byars, Diano, Purcell, owned by Al- Stacey Roberson, owned by J Amateur Three-Year-Old Ranch, Byars. Ranch Trail (7 entries)— owned by J D Roberson. pha Quarter Horses, Purcell; D Roberson, Byars; 8th, HH Geldings (3 entries)—2nd, 29th, 16th, 16th, 8th, 18th, Blanton Big Drift, shown by 2nd, 2nd, 2nd, 1st, 1st, 1st, 1st, 9th, Spin N Whiz, shown by Stacey Roberson, Byars, for EZ Eddy, owned and shown Gabriel Diano, Diano Perfor- Wyatt Dushay. by Beverly Kirch, trained by mance Horses, Purcell, for Open Non-AQHA Ranch Luke Castle. Steven Simon; 28th, 26th, Trail (10 entries)—2nd, Amateur Aged Geldings 26th, Top Gun Model, shown Greedy Ghost, shown by (2 entries)—1st, 1st, 1st, 1st, by Ricardo Amaral for Alpha Rosella Roberson, owned by 1st, 1st, 1st, 1st, McClintock, Quarter Horses, Purcell; 38th, J D Roberson, Byars; 7th, shown by Susan Copeland, Diamonds Tinsel Town, shown Startime Vintage, shown by owned by Luther and Susan by Gabriel Diano, Purcell, for Stacey Roberson, Byars, for Copeland, trained by Luke P & P Quarter Horses. Kendra Cooper. Castle. Open Junior Reining Level Open Non-AQHA Redbud Amateur Non-AQHA Red- 2 (65 entries)—9th, 6th, 7th, Ranch Reining (9 entries)— bud Ranch Conformation Xtra Goodstep, shown by 2nd, Startime Vintage, shown (17 entries)—2nd, Tell Me Trevor Dare, assistant trainer by Stacey Roberson, Byars, Mister, shown by Karen Tor- for Xtra Quarter Horses, Pur- for Kendra Cooper. rice, owned by Brian and cell, for B & A Enterprise; 1st, Amateur Division Doris Strom, Strom Ranch, 3rd, 1st, Electric Wind, shown Amateur Hunt Seat Equita- Lexington; 4th, Startime by Trevor Dare for Silver tion (18 entries)—11th, 9th, Vintage, owned and shown Spurs Equine. 2nd, 1st, 3rd, - Al Ways Couture, owned and by Kendra Cooper, trained by Xtra Magic Doctor, shown by shown by Kimberly Roark, Stacey Roberson, Diamond Trevor Dare for Xtra Quarter trained by Stacey roberson, R Ranch, Byars. HH Blanton Horses. Byars. Big Drift, owned and shown Amateur Reining (31 Amateur Select Western by Wyatt Dushay, trained by entries)—7th, 12th, 3rd, 3rd, Riding (11entries)—5th, 5th, Stacey Roberson, Byars. 8th, 1st, 3rd, Xtra Little Balou, 6th, 4th, 4th, 3rd, 6th, 6th, Amateur Non-AQHA Red- owned and shown by Courtney Eye On The Ball, owned and bud Ranch Trail (16 entries)— Battison, Battison Ranch, Pur- shown by Sara Linnes, trained 8th, HH Blanton Big Drift, cell, trained by Marie Kleiner, by Troy Compton, Compton owned and shown by Wyatt assistant trainer for Xtra Quar- Quarter Horses, Purcell. Dushay, trained by Stacey ter Horses, Purcell. Amateur Western Riding Roberson, Byars. Amateur Select Reining (12 Level 2 (9 entries)—1st, 1st, Amateur Non-AQHA entries)—5th, 4th, 8th, 2nd, 1st, 5th, 5th, 5th, Cool To Redbud Ranch Reining (13 Jeanne Grimes • The Purcell Register 1st, 1st, Independenceday- Be Invited, shown by Bailey entries)—5th, Startime Vin- spook, owned and shown by Cook, owned by Vaughn and tage, owned and shown by Employees of the month Deb Waskowiak, Purcell. Jill Cook, co-owners with Kendra Cooper, trained by Lexington Assessment & Reception Center named employees of the month on June 18. Open Non-AQHA Redbud Laura Wipf in Royal Vista Stacey Roberson, Byars. Center are Dee Ballard, non-security recipient, and Cpl. Justin Black, security. Ballard is an Ranch Conformation (12 Ranches, Wayne. Youth Division administrative assistant in the law library, They are flanked by Deputy Warden Rick Whitten, entries)—2nd, Tell Me Mister, Amateur Yearling Mares (5 Youth Hunt Seat Equitation left, and Col. Everett Shea, chief of security. shown by Justin Lynn, Lynn entries)—2nd, 2nd, 3rd, 1st, 13 and UnderR (7 entries)— Performance Horses, Purcell, 2nd, 5th, 3rd, 3rd, I Got More 5th, 6th, 5th, Magnetyzed, for Brian and Doris Strom, Secrets, owned and shown shown by June Roberson, Strom Ranch, Lexington; 6th, by Dan Fox, trained by Luke owned by Stacey Roberson, Startime Vntage, shown by Castle, Castle Ranch, Wayne. Diamond R Ranch, Byars. Don’t miss any news in the of Oklahoma! $3000 McClain, Cleveland & Garvin Counties $4200 Other Oklahoma Counties $5800 Out Of State The Purcell Register P. O. Box 191 • Purcell, OK 73080

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The Chickasaw Nation will their Chickasaw vocabulary by the Chickasaw Nation to offer community Chickasaw and learn about the history and revitalize the language. To language classes from 6-8 culture in which the language learn more about available p.m. on Thursdays through is rooted. programs and services, visit September. Classes will consist of com- www.chickasaw.net/chicka- Classes are open to the pub- mon words and phrases, lan- sawlanguage. lic at no charge at the Chokka’ guage engagement activities A self-teaching tool called Kilimpi’ building, 3200 Mar- and also Rosetta Stone videos Chickasaw Basics can be found shall Ave, in Norman. and lessons. online at anompa.chickasaw. Classes are planned for June The Chickasaw language net or downloaded as an app 21 and 28, July 12, 19 and 26, was the primary language on the iTunes App Store. The August 2, 9, 16, 23 and Tues- of Chickasaw people for app features hundreds of fully day, August 28 and September hundreds of years, passed on vocalized Chickasaw words John D. Montgomery • The Purcell Register 6, 13, and 20. to new generations orally. It along with phrases, songs and Location is subject to is viewed as a gift from the videos. Playdough and electronics change, and if so students will ancestors. For more information or to Youngsters put their imaginations to work last Thursday at the Purcell Public Library. be notified weeks in advance. In 1994, the estimated num- register for the class, contact Instructor Jason Eyachabbe, ber of fluent Chikashsha- instructor Eyachabbe at (405) education coordinator for the nompa’ speakers was less than 343-2158. Oklahoma State Department of Chickasaw Nation, will lead 1,000. Today, there are less than For more general Chickasaw the class in gaining a deeper 75 fluent speakers, with the vast language inquiries contact the understanding of Chikashsha- majority older than age 55. Chickasaw Language Revi- Health requests public comments nompa’ (the Chickasaw lan- Several programs and ser- talization Program at (580) guage). Students will bolster vices have been established 272-5318. on WIC Program State Plan

The Oklahoma State Depart- who participate in WIC have for Americans and established ment of Health is soliciting longer pregnancies leading to dietary recommendations for comments from individuals fewer premature births; have infants and children under five regarding the Special Supple- fewer low and very low birth- years of age. mental Nutrition Program for weight babies; experience The selected foods also rein- Women, Infants, and Children fewer fetal and infant deaths; force WIC nutrition education (WIC). seek prenatal care earlier in messages, address emerging Input is needed for the State pregnancy and consume more public health nutrition-related Plan of Program Operations of such key nutrients as iron, issues, and provide wide for the 2019 Federal Fiscal protein, calcium, and vitamins appeal to the diverse WIC Year. These comments must be A and C. population. received before July 31, 2018. The WIC Program encour- WIC is housed within local WIC is a federally funded ages and supports breastfeed- county health departments and nutrition education and supple- ing by providing a wide range operates interdependently with mental food program for low of breastfeeding services and other public health programs. income pregnant, breastfeed- support activities to expectant Providing referral services ing and postpartum women, and new mothers. to health care and social ser- infants, and children up to five Another priority for the WIC vices, WIC is a “gateway to the years of age. program is to ensure that moth- health care and social service Eligibility is determined by ers and eligible families with systems,” which enables more nutritional risk and incomes young children have the basic comprehensive health promo- that fall below 185 percent of nutritional knowledge neces- tion and disease prevention in John D. Montgomery • The Purcell Register the poverty level. There are sary to assure their children’s the WIC population. Library projects approximately 75,200 Oklaho- proper nutrition intake. Individuals with comments mans participating in the WIC WIC provides a monthly regarding the WIC program Students turned pieces of wood into a project last Thursday at the Purcell Public Library. Program each month. prescription of nutritious foods should contact Terry Bryce, A priority for the program is tailored to supplement the Director, WIC Service, Okla- to make sure pregnant women dietary needs of participants homa State Department of understand the importance of to ensure good health, growth Health, 2401 NW 23rd Street, adequate nutrition throughout and development. Suite 70, Oklahoma City, OK their pregnancy. The foods are specifically 73107-2475, 1-888-655-2942 Numerous studies have chosen to provide consistency or 405-271-4676 or email Ter- shown that pregnant women with the Dietary Guidelines [email protected].

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UNI_18-CNC-046_Childrens_Festival_QPBW.indd 2 6/14/18 1:33 PM THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, June 21, 2018-11A Purcell Senior Citizens By Fredda Perry We have had a few cooler days but we need to be aware the hot days will return and it will be necessary for us to be careful about getting over heated. Remember to take your precautions during the day when it is so hot. Drink lots of water, stay inside in the air conditioning and do not go out in the heat of the day and try to work your flower beds or your mini gardens. Be smart. Our number has been down a little on Monday and Friday. Jeanne Grimes • The Purcell Register Just a reminder, if you are planning on eating with the seniors, it is necessary to call and make a reservation by 8 a.m. that day Game On! or the afternoon before. This is necessary so the cooks can get Keeping with the theme a correct count for lunch. Call Donna or Evelyn at 527-9462. Game On! for Vacation Bible We would like to remind everyone the senior center is open to School at First Baptist Church anyone 60 or older. There is no income base. It is a great place in Lexington, even the snack to hang out, meet new people and stay out of the heat. There is tables are decorated with a always something good cooking and plenty of activities for all sports theme. seniors 60 or older. Activities are continuing on a regular schedule. The seniors have especially enjoyed the exercise class which is held on Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 10:30 a.m. and walking on One for the History Books Tuesday and Thursday. Some of the people choose to walk after their exercise class. By Max Nichols We celebrated Father’s Day last week with lots of goodies for all the men. They enjoyed doughnuts and coffee in the morning In recent years, Osage Coun- stock club currently on exhibit on display. Joseph Mathews cabin on the and ice cream after lunch. All the men received a token gift to ty has increasingly become a are remarkable artifacts from Of course, the best way to Tallgrass Prairie Preserve com- show how much we appreciate them. part of America’s collective the time of conflicts resolved understand a setting is to ex- plements other preservation There are always dominoes and Skipbo games daily and we consciousness. With the play on horseback,” said Deputy perience it firsthand. One place projects that have taken place in have a group of men who dare someone to come through the door and movie “August: Osage Director Jeff Briley of the to do so is the Joseph H. Wil- Osage County. These projects with a pool stick. They will challenge them to a game of pool. County,” the sprawling home History Center. “The buffalo liams Tallgrass Prairie Preserve have helped the economy of We will have a short week this week. The center will be closed empire of the Pioneer Woman is a dominant component of in Osage County. In 2015 the the county and revitalized the Friday, June 22. It is a staff meeting for the nutrition people. We Ree Drummond, and the New this shield. The hump of the Nature Conservancy, which culture of the area. cannot have lunch without the kitchen staff. York Times Bestseller and buffalo, the thickest part of the protects the natural wonder of According to Osage Nation The senior garage sale for this week will be Thursday, June 21, National Book Award Finalist hide, is the interior of the shield the Tallgrass Prairie Preserve, Chief Geoffrey Standing Bear, only. It will begin at 8 a.m. and last until 3ish. Since the center “Killers of the Flower Moon: and is covered by a soft hide acquired a piece of property there are three primary cultural will be closed this Friday, it will only be a one day sale. We have The Osage Murders and the with a buffalo skull painted on on the prairie that includes the influences on Osage County: several eight foot tables for sale and two good White sewing Birth of the FBI,” the world has the front. The tail of a buffalo cabin of John Joseph Mathews, Osage culture, oil culture, and machines that are in good condition. Come by and check out focused much attention on this is attached to the top right of an Osage historian and novelist. cowboy culture. Sometimes the items in the sale. We get new items almost on a daily basis. corner of Oklahoma. the shield. Harvey Payne, community these distinct traditions inter- Thursday is bingo day every week. Bingo starts promptly at 10 “The history of Osage County “The portfolio highlight- relations coordinator for the sect, but all three are still so a.m. Everyone needs to be in their chair at 10 a.m. so the games is a microcosm of the American ing the Osage Nation, within preserve, was instrumental in strong that they can be found can begin on time. Everyone is a winner before we are finished. West, from tallgrass prairies the gallery, serves to provide the acquisition of this historic individually in the land and We have been having a full house each week. Thursday morning and an underground reserva- a glimpse into the tribe and property. In this home, which people of Osage County. is an exciting time at the center as we usually have new people. tion to the survival of cowboy OHS objects,” continued Bri- Mathews called “The Black- One place to see where the If you know someone who needs help with their noon meal culture and the assault on tribal ley. “Among the more recent jacks,” the writer wove together Osage Nation intersects the at their home, call the Delta Nutrition Center at 527-9462 and sovereignty,” said Dr. Bob Osage objects on exhibit is a the stories of his people, work- world is at the Osage Nation ask for John, the site manager. Blackburn, executive director spectacular woman’s wedding ing to save the history of the Museum, located in Pawhuska. If you need a place for a special celebration, check out the of the Oklahoma Historical coat and depictions of its use.” Osage Nation. According to The oldest tribally owned senior center. Call the center at 527-5070 and ask for Fredda Society. “The result is a fas- Also within the collections Payne, the fact that the Nature museum in the United States, or Hester. cinating story where facts are of the Oklahoma Historical Conservancy now owns and has the Osage Nation Museum Menu for the week of June 24-June 29: more dramatic than fiction.” Society is the Osage shield renovated the property opens a was founded on May 2, 1938, Monday—Taco salad with taco meat with beans, shredded One of the highlight of the that served as the model for the new realm of possibilities for cheese, salad veggies, corn, corn chips, dessert. Oklahoma Historical Society’s design on the Oklahoma state the Tallgrass Prairie Preserve. Tuesday—Baked chicken, herb boiled potatoes, spinach, Oklahoma History Conference flag. That shield is not currently The renovation of the John Please see History, page 12A rolls, applesauce. this year will be a luncheon Wednesday—Fish sandwich, fish w/cheese, baked beans, oven presentation by David Grann, fried okra, hamburger bun, mixed fruit salad. author of “Killers of the Thursday—Chicken and dressing, mashed potatoes with gravy, Flower Moon. The luncheon capri blend veggie, sweet potato dessert. will be held on April 26 at Friday—Pinto besans, oven fried potatoes, tomato spoon noon. “To celebrate the 125th Elect Chuck relish, cornbread and strawberry, orange and pineapple salad. anniversary of the Oklahoma Thought for the Week: Every day is a chance to move forward. Historical Society, the theme for this year’s conference is ‘OHS125: Collecting, Pre- Summer events at serving, and Sharing for the Next Generation,’” said Larry SPRAY O’Dell, director of membership and special projects for the MCCLAIN COUNTY COMMISSIONER Chickasaw Cultural OHS. “The conference will be held at the Oklahoma History DISTRICT 1 Center in Oklahoma City from Center ideal for family April 25–27, with a reception on Wednesday night at the old With school out and summer to the public at no charge. Chuck Historical Building, now the supports in full swing, the Chickasaw The musical drama “The Judicial Center, and perfor- Cultural Center in Sulphur of- Greatest Showman” will be mances from “Green Grow fers an array of fun activities shown at 6:30 p.m., Saturday, and will work with: the Lilacs” and “Oklahoma!” and events for all ages. June 23, in the Anoli’ Theater. on Thursday night. There will The Chickasaw Cultural Prices for the showing are also be paper sessions and lo- Center will host the Chicka- $3 for children age 12 and • Local Fire Departments cal tours.” saw Nation Lecture Series: under, $4 for adults or $6 for In the ONEOK Gallery at “Pollinators Have Much to a movie deal that includes the Oklahoma History Center • Senior Citizen Centers Teach Us.” The lecture will ticket, popcorn and drink. is the exhibit “We Are Who We be streamed live via the For more information about Were” about American Indian Chickasaw Nation Facebook any of the upcoming events, • Area Schools culture and history in Okla- page at www.facebook.com/ call (580) 622-7130 or visit homa. On display in this gallery TheChickasawNation. www.chickasawculturalcen- are some Osage artifacts. Thalia Miller, director of ter.com. • Local 4-H and FFA Chapters “The Osage shield and gun- horticulture for Chickasaw Nation Culture and Humani- • Law Enforcement ties will present at 1 p.m. Thursday, June 21. PURCELL RURAL FIRE SERVICE Children’s Festival ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP DUES • County Municipalities The annual Children’s Festival provides fun for the whole family Saturday, NOTICE June 23. Children and family will have access to make and take crafts, face painting, food Rural Fire Service annual and hydration, a bean bag toss game and Living Village renewal dues $75.00 activities. (due on or before July 1 each year) Children will receive free VOTE gifts while supplies last. Membership dues provide for the purchase of rural fire equipment and The Chipota (Children’s) maintenance. If you are a member you will not received a bill for a “Fire Run” Film Festival will take place on your property. If you are not a member a “Fire Run” on your property could Saturday, June 23. The festi- be very costly. If you are within the city limits of Purcell, please contact us at val showcases family-orient- the phone number below to be removed from the mailing list. ed cinema. Chuck Spray “Toy Story” will be shown Payments may be made in person or by mail to: at 10:30 a.m. followed by PURCELL RURAL FIRE SERVICE “Charlotte’s Web” at noon. “Pinocchio” will play at 1:30 1505 N Green Ave. REPUBLICAN p.m. followed by “Stuart Purcell, OK 73080 Little” at 3 p.m. (405) 527-4640 The lecture and Children’s APPRECIATE YOUR VOTE! Festival, along with the THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONTINUING SUPPORT Paid for by Chuck Spray. Chipota Film Festival, is open 12A-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, June 21, 2018 The Purcell Register Obituaries

Janet Buchanan Phil Dewbre Sheila Joyce Feuerborn Funeral services for Janet Buchanan, 54, of Wanette will be Funeral services for Phil Dewbre, 73, of Purcell will be Funeral services for Sheila Joyce Feuerborn, 80, of Lex- held at 10 a.m. Thursday, June 21, 2018 at the Wilson-Little held at 10 a.m. Monday, June 25, 2018 at the Union Hill ington were held at 10 a.m. Wednesday, June 20, 2018 at Funeral Home Chapel. Interment will be at the Lexington Baptist Church. Interment will be at the Dibble Cemetery the Wilson-Little Funeral Home Chapel. Interment was Cemetery under the direction of the Wilson-Little Funeral under the direction of the Wilson-Little Funeral Home in at the Lexington Catholic Cemetery in Lexington under Home in Purcell. Purcell. the direction of the Wilson-Little Funeral Mrs. Buchanan passed away Saturday, Mr. Dewbre passed away Tuesday, June Home in Purcell. June 16, 2018, at the Integris Health 19, 2018. Mrs. Feuerborn passed away Sunday, June Hospital in Edmond. Philip Ray Dewbre was born February 17, 2018, at Norman Regional Hospital. Janet Elaine Mowdy was born May 14, 6, 1945 in Coalinga, California, to Algie She was born January 25, 1938 in Lex- 1964 in Ada, Oklahoma, the middle child of B. “Bud” Dewbre and Dorothy Jean Dew- ington, Oklahoma, one of four daughters Glenn and Ulene Mowdy. She was raised in bre. He was raised in Moore and attended born to Hoyt and Martha (Black) Fun- Lexington and attended Lexington Schools, school there. derburk. Sheila grew up in Lexington and graduating with the Class of 1982. Phil was a true patriot and he joined the attended school there, graduating with the On August 11, 1986, Janet married her best friend and United States Army, serving his country proudly. He served Class of 1956. life partner, Mack Allen Buchanan in Lexington. They made overseas in Germany and lived in various other places. On May 7, 1960, she married the love of her life, Ray- their home east of Lexington where together they raised On March 9, 1989, Phil married his best friend and life mond Edward Feuerborn, and to this union, David, Michael three sons, Brandon, Christopher and Mack Wessely. Janet partner, Nadine Marie Warren in Salt Lake City, Utah. and Lisa Diane were born. Together, alongside Raymond, went back to school, and earned a degree in Nursing and Together they have seven children, sons, Tony, Randy, Billy Sheila helped run the family business, Blanchard Building worked as a Medical Assistant for a time. Bob and Andrew and daughters, Josey, Charity and Sierra. Center. She answered phones and kept books and helped Her greatest joy though, was being a wife, mother and He was a truck driver, retiring after 27 years from Roadway anywhere she was needed. grandmother. Janet cherished her family and especially her Express. When not working, he enjoyed working outside She cherished her family and would tell you that her grandchildren. She loved the beach and spending time at and tending to his cattle. He was an avid gardener, and will greatest joy was her grandchildren. When not working, she the lake. She enjoyed crocheting and developed a love for be mostly remembered for his huge cantaloupe garden. Phil enjoyed crafts and embroidery and she spent many a day photography and was an excellent cook. She will be remem- cherished his family and was a longtime member of the tending to her garden. She was a wonderful wife and mother, bered most for her famous mac-n-cheese and her pineapple Union Hill Baptist Church. grandmother, sister, aunt, and a good friend. upside-down cake. She was an avid reader and never missed He is preceded in death by his parents, Bud Dewbre and She was a woman of faith and longtime member of Our a chance to curl up and watch a good Lifetime movie. She Dorothy and Joe Sisemore. Lady of Victory Catholic Church in Purcell. She will be will be dearly missed! Phil is survived by his wife, Nadine of the home; three dearly missed! She was preceded in death by her grandparents, Ulyesess daughters, Josey Muncy and husband, William, of Dan- She was preceded in death by her infant daughter, Lisa Tomlinson and Jim and Ella Mowdy. dridge, Tenn., Charity Gales of Canby, Ore., and Sierra Diane Feuerborn; her sister, Betty Gates and her parents, Janet is survived by her loving husband, Mack Buchanan; Dewbre of Purcell; four sons, Tony Dewbre and wife, Cheryl, Hoyt and Martha Funderburk. her boys, Brandon Hayles of Maysville, Christopher Bu- of El Reno, Randy Dewbre of Purcell, Billy Bob Dewbre Sheila is survived by her loving husband, Raymond, of chanan and wife, Stephanie, of Purcell and Mack Wessely and wife, Sara, of Dibble and Andrew Dewbre of Purcell; the home; two sons, David Feuerborn and wife, Jeanne, Buchanan and Christian of Wanette; her parents, Glenn three sisters, Angela Louderback and husband, Don, of of Blanchard and Michael Feuerborn and wife, Sheila, of and Ulene Mowdy of Lexington; grandmother, Alynne Mustang, Linda George of Tyler, Texas, and Londa Dewbre Lexington; two sisters, Karen Gates of Lexington and Sharon “Mamma” Tomlinson of Coalgate, Okla.; sister, Annette of Mustang; 21 grandchildren; 14 great-grandchildren and Price of Clayton, California; five grandchildren; 15 great- Hamm and husband, Jerry, of Lexington; brother, Tony a host of other family and friends. grandchildren and one great-great-grandson and a host of Mowdy and wife, Buffy, of Lexington; 10 grandchildren, In lieu of flowers, the family suggest memorials be made other family and friends. Ashley, Lane, Brandon “Bebo”, Shyann, Tristan, Charlie, to Union Hill Baptist Church, 20441 Bryant, Ave., Purcell, Online condolences may be made at wilsonlittle.com. Kailyn, Cayson, Mack Christopher and Kash and a host of OK 73080. Wilson-Little Funeral Home • 127 S. Canadian • Purcell • 527-6543 other family and friends. Online condolences may be made at wilsonlittle.com. Online condolences may be made at wilsonlittle.com. Wilson-Little Funeral Home • 127 S. Canadian • Purcell • 527-6543 Wilson-Little Funeral Home • 127 S. Canadian • Purcell • 527-6543 Judy Kay White (Madden) Judy Kay White (Madden), 66, of Maysville passed from this life at her home north of Maysville with her loving Doug Ewing family surrounding her on Sunday, June 10, 2018. She was Diana Graham McCraw Funeral services for Doug Ewing, 87, of Wayne were born in December 1951, in Purcell, Okla., to C.N. (Nealis) Private family memorial services will be held for Diana held Monday, June 18, 2018 at the Wilson-Little Funeral Madden and Opal (Albert)Madden. Graham McCraw, 79, of Purcell. Services will be under the Home Chapel. Interment was at the Hillside Cemetery in Judy lived in the Maysville and Story area direction of the Wilson-Little Funeral Home in Purcell. Purcell under the direction of the Wilson-Little Funeral most of her life. Mrs. McCraw passed away Thursday, June 14, 2018, at Home in Purcell. She had retired as a nurse’s aide for VA the Grace Living Center in Norman. Mr. Ewing passed away Thursday, June Hospital. She was an entrepreneur and Diana was born January 21, 1939 in 14, 2018. health care provider. She enjoyed spending Brownfield, Texas, to Earnest Uyless “Blue” Louis Douglas Ewing was born Septem- time with her family, but spending time Graham and Mary Handley Endersen. She ber 2, 1930 in Wayne, the oldest of two with her grandchildren was her favorite, she attended school in Wellman, graduating children born to Ray and Sally Ewing. was a prankster and loved making people from Wellman High School in 1958. Doug was raised a farm boy, and learned laugh, she loved hosting family get togethers, she always She then attended Beauty School, and at a very early age the value of hard work. reminisced about chopping cotton and broom corn with began a career as a beautician. She retired On August 19, 1950, he married Maurine her siblings, she loved being outdoors, fishing, playing cards after working more than 20 years. Larman, and together they raised three daughters, RaeLean, and dominoes, Vegas, John Wayne movies, telling stories, Diana married James W. Forbes in 1959, and to this Joyce and Wanda. raising farm animals, having a garden, canning, cooking, union, three sons, Tony, Rodney and Ronny were born. For several years, Doug worked as a truck driver, logging watching her fruit trees and gardens grow. She later married Joe McCraw and welcomed three more many miles. He later worked for General Motors, retiring Judy always wanted to help people. She truly loved being children, Charles, Sandy and Ann. A loving wife, mother as Supervisor. a care provider and said she loved her patients like they were and grandmother, Diana will be dearly missed! When not working, you could find Doug on his farm. her own family. She was a Chrisitian and was baptized. Judy She was preceded in death by her husband, Joe McCraw; He loved his land, working his cattle and spending time in will be dearly missed by all her family and many friends. her son, Tony Forbes; grandson, Dakota Forbes; parents, his garden. He later married Claudene Henson, on August Survivors include her children, sons, Kenneth Richard- Blue Graham and Mary Brewer and brothers, Ronnie and 5, 1999 in Eureka Springs. son, James Richardson and Bobby Hedrick; her daughter, Gerald Graham. Doug was a gentle man; a good listener and a great friend. Shannon George; brothers, Jacob Madden and Dan Mad- Diana is survived by her sons, Rod Forbes of Purcell and He was a man of great faith and a longtime member of the den; sisters, Wanda Tucker and Pat Chronister and eight Ronny Forbes and wife, Christina, of Lexington; sister, First Baptist Church in Purcell. He will be dearly missed! grandchildren and by many other relatives. Margie Fox of Midland, Texas; seven granddaughters; four He was preceded in death by his daughter, RaeLean Is- Judy was preceded in death by her child, Ben Hedrick; grandsons; nine great-grandchildren and a host of other bill; grandson, Jody Isbill; son-in-law, Sid Isbill; first wife, her parents; her brothers, Bill, Andy, Frank and Eugene; family and friends. Maurine Ewing; his parents, Ray and Sally Ewing and a and sister, Betty Thompson. Online condolences may be made at wilsonlittle.com. niece, Jan Blunck. Funeral Services were held at 1 p.m. Monday, June 11, Wilson-Little Funeral Home • 127 S. Canadian • Purcell • 527-6543 Doug is survived by his wife, Claudene of the home; two 2018 at her home with burial in the Rosedale Cemetery daughters, Joyce Mooi of Wayne and Wanda Newkirk and under the direction of John Williams of Winans Funeral husband, Kenneth, of Norman; stepchildren, Steve Henson Home, Maysville, Oklahoma. and wife, Ann, of Fort Worth; Mike Henson and wife, Beth, Words of comfort may be sent to the family at www. of Wanette, Scott Henson and wife, D’Linda, of Texoma; winansfuneralhome.com. Corn husk doll class Teresa Hackney and husband, Rodger, of Purcell and Tammy Roberts of Maysville; sister, Corelean Higgins of Norman; four grandchildren, Larry Henderson, Cherrie Butler, Susie Saturday, June 23 Goodman and Joyce Wehurn; seven great-grandchildren; David Carter The Chickasaw Nation will simple but allow for a range of cus- nine step-grandchildren; Chelsea Henson, Matthew Henson, Funeral services for David Carter, 71, of Lexington will be held host a corn husk doll class from tomization. For the June 23 class, Rachel Dugas, Jeni Willoughby, Jason Henson, Brandon at 3 p.m. Thursday, June 21, 2018 at the Wilson-Little Funeral 1-3 p.m., Saturday, June 23, at the participants will be submerging Hackney, Shannon Waltz, Derick Boatright and Dillon Home Chapel. Interment will be at the Lexington Cemetery Council House Museum, 209 N. dried corn husks into warm wa- Boatright; 10 step-great-grandchildren; nephew, Mike Hig- under the direction of the Wilson-Little Funeral Home in Purcell. Fisher, in Tishomingo. The class ter, and with a series of stacking, gins, and a host of other family and friends. Mr. Carter died June 15, 2018 at his home. is free, open to the public and folding, rolling, tying and cutting Online condolences may be made at wilsonlittle.com. Survivors include his wife, Marianne Carter; three grandsons; supplies will be provided. movements, form a figure resem- Wilson-Little Funeral Home • 127 S. Canadian • Purcell • 527-6543 and his siblings, Marlene Dylis Burley, Nancy Lynn Eulie, James Susan Ledford, Education Spe- bling a man or woman. Kidd Carter and Elizabeth “Beth” Bousquet. cialist for the Chickasaw Nation, Seating is limited to 15 people Online condolences may be made at wilsonlittle.com. will teach the history and practice and registration is necessary. From page 11A Wilson-Little Funeral Home • 127 S. Canadian • Purcell • 527-6543 of corn husk dolls. The Council House Museum Native Americans have crafted houses a large collection of corn husk dolls for thousands Chickasaw art, artifacts and ar- History: of years, stretching back to the chive materials. John Joseph Mathews. The mu- and interest in the Osage Na- Robert Lee Black Jr. beginning of agriculture. They Hours of operations are 8 a.m. seum was built as a Works Prog- tion’s history and sense of place. Graveside services for Robert Lee Black, Jr., were held June were prevalent when first contact to 5 p.m., Tuesday through Friday, ress Administration project. Located on Agency Hill in 19, 2018 at the Tecumseh Cemetery, entrusted to the care of with settlers occurred and are still and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday. In the past several years, the Pawhuska, Okla., visitors can Wadley’s Funeral Service. Online condolences may be made at produced today. Attendees are invited to visit museum has undergone reno- enjoy the museum and visit www.wadleysfuneralservice.com. Corn husk dolls are often deco- other nearby attractions like the vation and has hired a profes- other historic buildings with ties Mr. Black died June 9, 2018 in Norman. rated and dressed. Hair, clothes Chickasaw National Capitol and sional staff to create exhibits and to the Osage, oil, and cowboy He was born March 10, 1929 in Tecumseh, the son of Robert and accessories such as bows and Chickasaw Bank Museum. educational experiences. One of cultures of Osage County. Lee and Olia Mae (Shelton) Black. shawls can be made to adorn a doll, For more information or to the museum’s goals is to ensure “Osage County should be a Survivors include his brother, Ronald Black, and sister, Rose- using materials like cloth, leather, register, call (580) 371-3351 or that the museum is a welcoming destination for anyone curious mary Bartling. twigs, sinew, yarn and horse hair. contact Susan.Ledford@Chicka- place where people are drawn about the history of Oklahoma (405) 527-6687 The process and materials are saw.net. together to share their passion and its people,” said Blackburn. Wadley’s Funeral Service, Inc. 303 W. Washington • P.O. Box 903 • Purcell, OK • THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, June 21, 2018-13A Newsmakers

OU graduates announced Students from 197 communities across the state were among candidates for degrees this spring on the University of Oklahoma Norman campus. Heart of Oklahoma students include Gayln Wayne Ad- ams, Master of Science, Noah A. Cole, Bachelor of Arts, Rachel N. Holasek, BS in Geography, Grace A. Jonas, BA in Journalism, Jacob B. Marsh, Bachelor of Arts, Jamie Dewayn York, Bachelor of Arts, all of Lexington. Also Anthony Dakota Burch, BS in Petroleum Engi- neering, Guillermo Esparza Flores, Bachelor of Arts, Maggie E. Martin, BS in Geophysics, Ashley Christine McCarrell, Bachelor of Arts, Dylane E. Painter, Bach- elor of Science, Mary Catherine Pollok, Bachelor of Arts, Marcos Saldana Rojo, BS in Construction Science, Matthew S. Simon, MA in Admin Leadership, Harrison G. Williams, Bachelor of Arts, all of Purcell. And Rebecca R. Brasher, MA in Admin Leadership, of Wanette; Jake Robert Hewett, Bach of Business Ad- min, Jacob S. Roswurm, Master of Science, Stephen J. Roswurm, Master of Science, all of Washington; and Jeremy Eugene Hancock, Bachelor of Arts, and Jessica A. Swapp, Juris Doctor, both of Wayne. Berry graduates OBU Sally Berry of Purcell received her degree during Oklahoma Baptist University’s Spring Commencement May 18,in Raley Chapel’s Potter Auditorium on the OBU John D. Montgomery • The Purcell Register campus in Shawnee. Future engineers? The University conferred degrees upon 288 graduates during the ceremony. As part of the summer library program at the Purcell Public Library, interesting objects were constructed by students taking Berry, with academic major and scholastic predicates, a break from school. received her degree in elementary education and early childhood education. From page 6A Students graduate summa cum laude for maintaining at least a 3.95 grade point average. Students who maintain at OHCE: least a 3.70 GPA are designated magna cum laude. Students Quilt Block Challenge with a their program for homeless at Broken Bow. Reality Check at Mid- who maintain at least a 3.40 GPA are designated cum laude. red, black and white theme, pregnant women. Melissa Spurlock of the America Technology Center Those who complete the requirements of the University’s sell tickets. Announcements: We are ECHO Club is the SW Dis- will be September 18, 19 and Honors program graduate “with honors.” The speaker was from Grace now in SE District. The 2019 trict Young Homemaker of 20. Members are asked to Sherman recognized by Society Home in Blanchard detailing meeting will be held March 19 the Year. volunteer for this fun event. The Oklahoma Society of Certified Public Accountants recently honored its 30-, 40- and 50-year members at the organization’s 100th Annual Members Meeting in Okla- Switch to DISH homa City, Oklahoma. AMERICA’S TOP 120 Donald N. 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Wednesday and Thursday are FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER DISTRICT 3 The two driest counties in the the two days with the highest state are Woodward and Major. percentage of rain chances. McClain and Cleveland Purcell has received 17.38” I have Proudly been Local Emergency Planning Counties are among the 14 of rain this year. The normal employed at McClain County Committee. wettest counties in the state at year-to-date average rainfall District 3 since 1993, and have I will apply for any state, the current time, according to for this area is 15.78”. been Foreman for 20 years. local, and federal grants and I feel my honesty and funding available to us for all integrity shows in my work improvements. with all of you, and take pride I will focus on underweight in the work we do. bridges and start Protect Helped implement our Permit implementing the use of dustless rock on gravel your family. System. Started our Road Access roads. System. It has been my pleasure to Prepare Chairman of McClain County work with, and for Shorty for their future. Flood Board. Foster, a great man and FEMA contact person for friend. McClain County District 3 Each and Everyone of your Hello McClain County another little blessing due in during disasters. Votes on June 26th will be District 3 neighbors. I am September. ESF 1 Officer for McClain greatly appreciated. Ryan Russ, Agent I can help with both. I would love to be your 105120 SS. Green Lester Avenue Lane Terry Daniel of Blanchard, Coached baseball and softball County Evacuation and Purcell, OK 73080 Stop by for your free and I am running for County here. Transportation during disasters. new County Commissioner Bus: 405-527-5591 State Farm Insurance Commissioner District 3. Played Co-Ed softball in Member of ACOG, McClain District 3 and Keep the and Financial Review®. Son of Donald & Etta Newcastle for 20 years. County Multi-Jurisdiction Progress Moving Forward. Like a good neighbor, Daniel and grandson of Bob Am a 32nd Degree Past Master Planning Group, and LEPC- State Farm is there.® & Weoma Hahn, longtime of Blanchard Masonic Lodge # CALL ME TODAY FOR residents of Blanchard. 395- where we perform LET PROVEN EXPERIENCE MORE INFORMATION. Graduated from volunteer services – eye Blanchard High School. screening at schools, youth WORK FOR YOU Raised my children here. group fund raising, am on the My wife Marlene and I fireworks committee raising I Know the JOB together have 6 children and funds for scholarships for 11 grandchildren, with students. I Know the PEOPLE I Know the GEOGRAPHY Paid for by Terry Daniel Campaign 2018 1001386.1 State Farm, Home Office, Bloomington, IL 14A-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, June 21, 2018 From page 1A From page 1A PMH: Sequoyah: negative $160,000. Before the tax Scully said the ians last week that in all of 2017 540 points, 230 points ahead of Editorial Writing, Photogra- convention, Jeff Mayo of Sal- “Without the tax that figure hospital could not keep up with PMH had 1,802 patients. So far second place finisher Choctaw phy, Sports Coverage, Sales lisaw was named the winner would have been negative $1.2 its expenses. through the month of May al- Times. Promotion and Community of the H. Milt Phillips Award, million,” Scully said. “Each week we would have ready 1,591 have been admitted. Presentation of the award Leadership. the OPA’s highest individual Scully has been working at to pick and choose which The Specialty Clinic has al- was made last weekend at the The Register finished first award. PMH since the middle of 2012 vendors we were going to pay ready had 3,220 patients through Grand Casino Hotel & Resort in News Content, Layout & Mayo was president of the and has been CEO since the on any given week,” the CEO May compared to 3,645 for all in Shawnee. Design, Editorial Writing, OPA in 2013 following in the middle of 2014. said. “We would have to decide of 2017. Winners of the Sequoyah Photography, Community footsteps of his father, Jim She doesn’t have a crystal ball which vendor needed to be paid In 2017 there were 1,151 Awards in the daily divi- Leadership and Digital Media. Mayo in 1986 and his grand- where federal regulations are the quickest.” endoscopies and surgeries. This sion included The Norman The newspaper was voted third father, Wheeler in 1944. going to go in the next 10, 20 That was then. year through the fifth month, Transcript, Weatherford in Division 4 Sports Coverage. or 30 years but she is sure the Now all of the hospital’s out- there have been 1,116. Daily News and The Journal The contest was judged by From page 1A town needs the hospital and the standing debt, including long Lab and radiology are on an Record. the Kansas Press Association. hospital needs the town. term debt, is current within 30 even faster pace. In 2017 there Other winners in the week- The judge for Community Feasibility studies have days. were a total of 21,395 patients. ly divisions were Wagoner Leadership wrote, “Passage Lex: shown PMH needs a minimum “That’s everything,” Scully Through May of this year County American-Tribune, of the School Bond Issue. Embezzlement misdemean- of $11.677 million in upgrades said. “We only have two small already 20,127 patients have Midwest City Beason, Tri- Fantastic way to be a leader ors as well as any felony dis- the next couple of years to bring outstanding loans which were come through. County Herald in Meeker and in the community by using qualify a person from serving. the facility up to current health for equipment. And those notes But the department of the The Edmond Sun. the newspaper to support and Those qualified and inter- care coding standards. are current as well.” hospital with the most dramatic The Oklahoma Daily at write about this bond issue. ested in serving should submit But Scully said that really only The sales tax, which passed increase is the Urgent Care The University of Oklahoma After reading these, I would a letter explaining their inter- scratches the surface. 987-142 in August 2016, has Clinic next door to CashSaver. was the winner in the college have voted yes!” est and any other details they “If we included other needed helped fund upgrades in the In all of 2017 they treated division. The judge for Digital Media would like considered to: infrastructure repairs that cost radiology department both with 13,745 patients. The Sequoyah Award, which wrote, “Clean, large photos, Annette Woods goes to $16 million,” Scully X-ray equipment and moving to Through May of this year they is the highest honor in the navigates easy and ties into so- School Board President said. “And if you really wanted digital technology. have already treated 12,841. Better Newspaper Contest, cials well. Good ads and not too Lexington Public School to completely redo the facility Daily cash is no longer a defi- PMH’s future for growth is determined by the points busy. Very simple look which 420 N.E. 4th Street including exterior upgrades and cit. In fact, the hospital averages and expansion depends on the accumulated in eight catego- makes it less intimidating than Lexington, OK. 73051 upgrades to the medical office about $11,000 in cash on hand. extension of the sales tax, just ries including News Content, what many other sites can be.” Letters must be received by building, the number expands Patient volume is up. like almost every other small Layout & Design, Advertising, Among other awards at the June 29. to $23 million. Scully reported to the Rotar- town hospital. From page 1A Answers: more to running the county’s the prospect of bringing all my government are important. It and see the many benefits of lives in McClain County. We farm, agribusiness, equine and business than just roads. I think experiences, both personally and might sound cliche, but all our having a booming oil field that deserve the security and safety retail trade. Our biggest op- my temperament and demeanor, professionally, to this important communities and departments, is active in our county, I do feel that accompanies this lifestyle. portunity is to take advantage as well as my education and community position. My goal is as well as our local businesses that it brings some challenges In saying this I believe it is of our economic opportunities training, will prove to be assets. to keep the momentum of the and citizens, depend on the that can be addressed. Because important that our Sheriffs and still rely on our local, rural, I will lean on my ability to listen county, the communities within county’s infrastructure daily. of the size and quantity of the Department is never neglected. small town values. and serve as a positive voice for McClain County and the people Roads and bridges have to be trucks that use the back roads of The McClain County Sheriffs 5. If new resources were the people I represent. moving in a positive direction. at the top of the list with the our county, they do experience Office works hard to prevent available, what one area of My history and years of 2. What one part of county increasing population growth more wear, tear, and overall crime in this county. Working the county services would experience working with the government would receive of McClain County. The need deterioration than they normally with the County Commission- you feel most needs additional people of McClain County more attention if you were to prepare our communities would with normal traffic. I ers of the other districts I would resources? and the sitting commissioners elected? for new business opportunities would like to take a closer look like to provide optimal support Spray – If new resources are also something that has Spray – While all parts of the is essential. We must provide at the compensation provided to our county law enforcement. were available, I feel that with prepared me to go to work for county’s government are very safe roads and bridges for the to the county from the oil com- Ultimately we all strive for the the extra resources we would the people of District 1 and to important, the improvement in citizens we represent. These panies and make sure that this same goal. The safety of our be able to make the county’s accomplish our important busi- safety and quality of the county’s services not only benefit our money is being allocated for family, our homes, our schools, roads and bridges safer, increase ness on day one. I am excited at roads and bridges would receive citizens, but the communities these specific roads. safety on the roads we drive, and maintenance to our county’s more attention. My goal is to within the county, the police, Davis – A top five list might be safety for our county. We can roads, improve the overcrowded make transportation easier for fire and sheriff’s departments, more fitting. However, the cur- ensure this with support for the jail problem, provide better sup- travel, work and school. along with the utility providers rent activity with the oil and gas Sheriffs Department, support for port to our law enforcement and Murray – There is no one we depend on and partner with. industry does jump out at me. All the Court House, and safe road provide funds to improve other part to receive more attention. 3. What is the biggest chal- three districts are experiencing surfaces in general. county services. 2805 N. 9TH, PURCELL The areas that take precedence lenge facing McClain County an increase in activity and work Sheehy – McClain County Murray – First, I think that 405-527-6484 will be prioritized according right now, from a commis- load. With this brings an abun- owns land with I-35 access that there are new resources that can PATRIOTFORD.COM to the circumstances at hand. I sioner standpoint, and how dance of traffic and services we I believe has the potential to be utilized. It will be my goal as will give my full attention to all would you solve it? must provide and deal with on really contribute the economic commissioner to allocate these Pre-Owned areas of county government and Spray – With the never ending a daily basis. It bring additional growth and tax base here. There resources and apply them. It is devote more time and energy to budget cuts within our state and stress on our roads and bridges are so many options including my objective to minimize the 2004 certain areas in relation to the counties, I feel that getting more that need oversight. It also brings the development of this land that tax burden for our citizens. As needs of the community and funding for the county through opportunities for us all and I feel would be a huge opportunity I earlier stated, I feel that there F-250 Diesel urgency at which those needs grants and other resources would forming relationships with these for our county. I look forward needs to be improvement in 132k Miles, Local Trade must be met. create more opportunities to companies is the best way of to having the opportunity as maintenance, increases in man Sheehy – While it’s com- provide services to McClain maintaining a positive outcome. commissioner to spend time and power and efficiency, and a mon knowledge that the roads, County and its citizens. Solid financial decisions and a energy on this potential project collaborative focus for support 2014 Chevy bridges and infrastructures in Murray – I believe the sec- focus on McClain County must that could be bring money and in our safety and quality of life. Corvette McClain County require an ondary road systems are in poor always come first. jobs into our local communities. I would like to see an emer- Local Trade, 6,700 Miles immense amount of attention, condition. We need to have more 4. What do you see as the Davis – McClain County has gency fund and deployment plan I believe that public safety focus on maintaining roads and biggest opportunities for Mc- so much going for it. We have a maintained to combat against deserves more attention. As the structures we already have to Clain County? diverse and really special group Oklahoma’s erratic weather. 2016 Subaru communities in McClain Coun- prevent deterioration, therefore Spray – Since McClain Coun- of cities and communities. We My purpose as commissioner ty grow, the need for increased freeing more resources for new ty is fast growing in population, have I-35 and I-44 which pro- will be to serve the citizens. Outback funding for public safety grows projects and development. To I think there is a big opportunity vide convenient travel and en- One particular area where I 38K Miles, One Owner as well. There are volunteer fire achieve this I would like to for the county to positively fa- courage economic development would like to see improvement departments, law enforcement increase personnel for our road cilitate growth and improvement for us all. Our proximity to the is communication. I would like 2014 Jeep Wrangler agencies and emergency man- maintenance. Manpower and of business and industry, local metro is perfect for continued to make myself accessible to the Unlimited, 4x4, Auto agement programs that require hours are important to get more schools and public services and growth and prosperity. We have citizens and make their opinions more resources. jobs done. Efficiency must be at the same time provide op- outstanding local schools and heard. I would like to see more $25,595 Davis – I certainly do not mandatory to ensure that fund- portunities for county citizens easy access to Mid-America voting and polling on the needs believe any aspect of the differ- ing and resources are not wasted. to improve their livelihoods Technology Center. McClain and wishes for the residents of 2013 Ford Fusion ent departments that fall under By having a solid crew and as well. County has great partnerships the county. PW, PL, Cruise the commissioner’s duties can intentional planning the county Murray – We have the op- with local business groups and Sheehy – If new resources or should be overlooked. All will see improvement and suc- portunity to ensure safety and chambers of commerce. It also were available to our county, I $8,950 agencies and officials that fall cessful development. security to our citizens. We offers opportunity for diverse would, again, devote those re- under the umbrella of county Sheehy – While I’m grateful enjoy living simple small town groups of industries, including sources to our roads and bridges 2002 Ford F-150 Crew as well as public safety. Ulti- One Owner mately, the roads are a huge part of the daily lives of the residents $7,850 VOTE ELECTION DAY JUNE 26TH of McClain County. The roads lead to our jobs, our resources 2013 Chevy Tahoe and ultimately our homes and LT, V8, Bose Stereo, Tow Pkg., 3rd Row it’s my hope that I can improve them during my time in office. $17,500 Davis – Our responsibilities Larry are vast, but in regards to county DAVIS business nothing surpasses our 2016 GMC Terrain demand for personal safety and Local Trade, Very Clean McClain County Commissioner District 1 • DEMOCRAT security. Should new resources become available, I would put $18,988 a priority on our sheriff’s de- Let Larry put his 22 years of experience partment and county jail. The 2014 Chevy Equinox system and our jail infrastructure 4 Cyl., Auto, A/C working for McClain County to work for you. are stressed each month due to • Democrat who has the future of McClain County and District 1 at heart. overcrowding. This is an issue $13,975 statewide due to incarceration • Serving as McClain County District 1 road foreman for 12 years. rates. Our task is to maintain 2013 Ford Focus and secure the inmates and that One Owner task requires funds and facilities. Dedicated to • Graduate of The University of Oklahoma with Degree in Communications. The population of the county $8,950 also puts additional stress loads OUR community • Promises to serve as an advocate for the people of McClain County. on our deputies and their abil- 2007 Chevy K2500 Ext. ity to execute their duties while Gas, 4x4, LT DEPENDABLE QUALIFIED READY protecting and serving our citi- zens. We must adequately fund [email protected] • (405) 664-8620 this agency in order for them to $15,995 Paid for by Larry Davis protect and serve us. The Purcell Register B Thursday • June 21, 2018 • Area News • Church News • Classifieds purcellregister.com Neighbors SECTION Ft. Washita Washington to host American Independence Celebration Day Celebration AngieSteele Day Washington Correspondent ship at 10:45 a.m. Sunday evening Bible Study at 6 p.m. The Chickasaw Nation Washington Indepen- Wednesday evening activi- will host “American Cel- dence Day Celebration this ties for all ages at 7 p.m. The ebration Day,” an outdoor Weekend church website is www.fbcole. summer gathering open to Town of Washington’s An- com. the public at no charge, from nual Fireworks Festival is just The church is located in 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Saturday, around the corner on June 22 Cole on SH 74 B between June 23, at Ft. Washita, 3348 and June 23. Please plan on Washington and Blanchard. State Road 199, in Durant. attending a weekend full of For more information, send Guests can expect an fun and fellowship! an email to the website or call assortment of attractions, Activities will begin with a (405) 485-3377. such as horse-drawn buggy City Wide Garage Sale starting Washington United Meth- rides, hay rides, face paint- on Friday. odist Church ing, make-and-take craft Saturday will start with a We are a friendly, Bible classes, music, lawn games Poker Run sponsored by The based church where every- and more. • Photo provided Warrior Den from 8:30-10 a.m. one is welcome. Our Sun- Hot dogs, ice cream and The Washington Volunteer day worship service begins soda will be served. McKinzie scholarship recipient Fire Department is hosting at 11 a.m. Military equipment cov- Yashna Khadgi, center, of Washington was the recipient of the Dr. Barbara McKinzie a Classic Car and Monster You can call us at 288- ering roughly 150 years-- Centennial Accounting Scholarship and the William Chapman Centennial Accounting Truck Show from 9 a.m.-3 1775, find us online at wash- muskets to modern--will be Scholarship during East Central University’s recent Harland C. Stonecipher School p.m. Registration is at 8 a.m. ingtonumc.net or on Facebook on display during the event. of Business Scholarship and Awards Banquet. The Dr. Barbara McKinzie Centennial The Fire Departments An- under Washington United Ft. Washita can be found Accounting Scholarship is awarded to fulltime ECU students who are employed nual Fish fry will begin at Methodist Church, Oklahoma. between Tishomingo and by the Stonecipher School of Business as student employees. Preference is also noon. Union Hill Baptist Church Durant, near Lake Texoma given to those with the greatest financial need for the scholarship at the time of the Jake F.M. will be in town Sundays—Age Group Bible and the Tishomingo Na- award. Preference is also given to those with a 3.0 grade-point average or higher from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. playing studies, 9:45 a.m. and 5:30 tional Wildlife Refuge. and classification of junior or senior. The recipient is selected by the Stonecipher music and will also be part of p.m.; Children’s Church, 11 It was established in 1842. School of Business Scholarship Committee or their designee. This scholarship is the parade! a.m.; Worship, 11 a.m. and The remains of multiple funded by Lynda K. Simpson, who has a long history with ECU and is thankful for the The carnival will start at 6:30 p.m. historic structures remain education she received from the School of Business. Bertha and Myrtle Sturdevant approximately 11 a.m. and Wednesdays—Evening on the Ft. Washita grounds, were professors in Business Education. The William Chapman Centennial Accounting continue until dark. meal, 5:30 p.m.; Age Group including a hospital, sur- Scholarship is awarded to a senior-level accounting student wo has maintained a The parade will begin at Bible Studies, 6:30 p.m. geon’s quarters, and bar- minimum cumulative 3.0 grade-point average and a minimum 3.5 GPA in accounting. 4 p.m. Monthly Schedule—Re- racks. This award was originated by Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Parker in honor of Dr. William The Guthrie Gunfighters tired/Senior Lunch, 4th Tues- For more information, Chapman, longtime faculty member in the Accounting Department. Khadgi is pictured will be doing performances day at Noon; Men’s Breakfast, contact history and culture with Khadgi are Wendell Godwin, dean of ECU’s Stonecipher School of Business, throughout the evening begin- 1st Saturday of each month, at (580) 924-6502. and Chapman. ning after the parade. 7 a.m. The Chickasaw Stomp First Baptist Church Dancers will also be doing a Washington Museum of performance at 5 p.m. Weekly Worship Service We will have food trucks Times: Healthy, slow cooker and vendors in town as well. Sunday—10:45 a.m. and There will be a caricarure 6 p.m. Osteology artist and balloon artist avail- Wednesday, 6:30 p.m. meals can be easy able throughout the evening. Weekly Small Group Op- Talks bones, Live music from 4:30-8 p.m. portunities: The Whole30 plan for eating has brought and registration is required in advance Don’t forget your snow cone Sunday School, Sundays, skeletons and a healthier lifestyle to many who have to attend. at Buffalo Snow. 9:45 a.m. tried it, and the Pioneer Library System More information on the Whole30 plan Althea’s Vault will also be Youth Bible Study, Sundays, more in look to will give a look into Whole30 in a sum- is available through its website, www. open throughout the evening. 5 p.m. and Wednesdays, 6:30 the past mer series. Whole30.com. One note: Afire truck will p.m. “Whole30 in Instant Pots or Slow Cook- Sponsors for this year’s Summer Read- be on hand to cool the kids off GAs (girls 1-5 grade), RAs Join experts from the ers” is coming to the Purcell Public Library ing Program are the Anne and Henry Zar- every hour or so throughout (boys 1-5 grade), Sundays at Museum of Osteology as at 6 p.m. Thursday, June 28. row Foundation, Friends of the Library the evening. Please make sure 5 p.m. they visit the Purcell Public Back in the library for another summer groups, Hitachi Computer Products of the kiddos are dressed for a Mission Friends (Pre-K Library presentating “Fo- of educating on healthy eating are the America Inc., Institute of Museum and soaking. Listen for the siren! and Kindergarten), Sundays, rensic Osteology: Skulls,” experts from the Food for Thought Learn- Library Services, the Pioneer Library Sys- If you have any questions 5 p.m. at 2 p.m. Tuesday, June 19, ing Institute. They’ll share their expertise tem, Pioneer Library System Foundation, please contact Susan Noel Ladies’ Bible Study, Tues- at the library. on different recipes to try and also have Sonic – America’s Drive-In, Corp., the at 288-2578 or 596-3290 or days, 9 a.m. This program takes a items on site for participants to taste-test. Oklahoma Department of Libraries and Kody Keith at 830-0630. Kid’s Choir and Bible Study, hands-on look at the evi- The workshop specifically will focus the Oklahoman Newspapers in Education. We look forward to seeing Wednesdays, 6:30 p.m. dence of trauma and disease on ways to use slow cookers or instant For more information, visit the library, you all there! Journey Through the Bible, on the bones of animals. The pots to create dishes that are healthy and call 527-5546 or go online to www.pio- First Baptist Church of Wednesdays, 6:30 p.m. research has proven to be easy to prepare. neerlibrarysystem.org/purcell. Cole Church schedule: Sunday useful both for veterinary This program is for ages 18 and up, Wash News and human medical perspec- School at 9:30 a.m. and wor- Please see , page 2B tives. Replica human skulls cast from real skulls will be used. The Museum of Osteol- MATC students excel at 2018 State SkillsUSA Conference ogy features hundreds of skulls and skeletons as part Mid-America Technology Grounds Maintenance; Kris- pair Technician; Cody Ma- cian; Colin Poole, Silver- Graphic Communications; of the largest privately held Center students competed, ten Taffar, Bronze-Prepared theny, Bronze-Ground Equip- Crime Scene Investigation Emmanuel Rubio, Silver- collection of osteological last month, at the annual Speech, Horticulture Tech- ment Operation. Building & (postsecondary team event), Opening & Closing Ceremo- specimens in the world. Oklahoma SkillsUSA Skills nician. Grounds Maintenance. Criminal Justice Officer; nies (postsecondary team The program is geared Championships and Leader- Byars: Kaysey Atkins, Lindsay: Dakotah Finley, Hannah Beckham, Silver- event), Combination Welder. to teens ages 12 to 17, and ship Conference held in Tulsa. Gold-Opening & Closing Gold-Zero Turning Radius Job Interview Job Readiness, Washington: Brandin Keith, space is limited, so advance Both high school and adult Ceremonies (team event), Mower, Building & Grounds Horticulture Technician; Bronze-Collision Repair registration is required. students enrolled in a Trade Equine Production. Maintenance; Benjamin Wil- Gabby Johnson, Bronze- Technology, Combination Sponsors for this year’s and Industrial education pro- Dibble: Heather Mc- bourn, Gold-Heating, Venti- Horticulture, Horticulture Collision Repair Technician. Summer Reading Program gram, at Mid-America, joined Glasson, Gold-Floral Design, lation, Air Conditioning & Technician. Wayne: Baylea Brooksher, are the Anne and Henry Career Tech students from Horticulture Technician; Refrigeration (postsecond- Pauls Valley: David Rich- Gold-Opening & Closing Zarrow Foundation, Friends across Oklahoma in compet- Nicholas Holman, Silver-In- ary), Residential HVAC ardson, Gold-Diesel Equip- Ceremonies (team event), of the Library groups, Hita- ing in the 100 plus contests. formation Technology, Cyber Technician; Krystal Torres, ment Technology, Medium/ Cosmetologist. chi Computer Products of The MATC students plac- Security; Madison Wallace, Bronze-Floral Design, Hor- Heavy Diesel Service Techni- Kaysey Atkins, McKenzie America Inc., Institute of ing on the state level were: Silver-Floral Design, Horti- ticulture Technician. cian; Maria Betancourt, Sil- Bolding, Baylea Brooksher, Museum and Library Ser- Blanchard: Jayden Jones, culture Technician; Nicholas Noble: Hannah Beckham, verCrime Scene Investigation Ivan Huerta, Jayden Jones, vices, the Pioneer Library Gold-Opening & Closing Diguiseppi, Bronze-Internet- Gold-Floral Design Job Read- (postsecondary team event), Brandon Lambert, Jesus Oje- System, Pioneer Library Ceremonies (team event), working, Cyber Security. iness, Horticulture Techni- Criminal Justice Officer; Lib- da, Coyt Randall, Elizabeth System Foundation, Sonic Equine Production; Savannah Lexington: Ivan Huerta, cian; Christopher Waters, bie Maschman, Silver-Open- Ratliff, David Richardson, – America’s Drive-In, Corp., Semmler, Gold-Cosmetolo- Gold-Criminal Justice, Crim- Gold-Telecommunications ing & Closing Ceremonies Savanna Semmler, Christo- the Oklahoma Department of gy, Cosmetologist; Kristen inal Justice Officer; Jordan Cabling, Audio Visual In- (postsecondary team event), pher Waters, Jordan Whinery, Libraries and the Oklahoman Taffar, Gold-Horticulture, Whinery, Gold-Opening & tegration; Nicole Geiger, Equine Production; Michael and Benjamin Wilbourn will Newspapers in Education. Horticulture Technician; Closing Ceremonies (team Silver-Customer Service, Danley, Bronze-Sheet Metal be competing on the national For more information, Joshua Muncy, Silver-Horti- event), Cosmetologist; Kar- Horticulture Technician; (postsecondary), Residential level at the National Skill- visit the library, call 527- culture (postsecondary), Hor- rie Scrivner, Silver-Open- Christopher Harris, Silver- HVAC Technician . sUSA Leadership Conference 5546 or go online to www. ticulture Technician; Chris ing & Closing Ceremonies Opening & Closing Ceremo- Purcell: Reynaldo Her- pioneerlibrarysystem.org/ Brown, Bronze-Standard (postsecondary team event), nies (postsecondary team nandez, Gold-Job Exhibit purcell. Riding Mower, Building & Combination Collision Re- event), Horticulture Techni- Graphic Design Illustrating, Please see SkillsUSA, page 3B 2B-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, June 21, 2018 From page 1B Wash News:

How Can I Know Bible Study, Sunday, 5 p.m. Connect with us at [email protected], 288-6060, Facebook: FBC Washington, Twitter @FBC- WashingtonOK. Dale K. Graham Veteran’s Foundation Each week we recognize a Veteran of the Week who served in World War II or the Korean War. We are proud to name Clarence Beasley who served honorably during World War II. He was introduced to our visitors and volunteers and presented a military cap representing his wartime ser- vice. Mr. Beasley served in the United States Air Force. He makes his home in Del City. John D. Montgomery • The Purcell Register I received a text from one Lunch buddies of our veterans. He wrote to Kids from an area day care gathered under some shade for lunch last week. tell us that our volunteers are truly a godsend and that he was grateful for all of us. The kind words made me think about how all of us are • Photo provided Lexington Community News Police called by a higher authority to By Hazel Shockey Daniels help others. We do this each Veteran of the Week look into day because it is right. Dale K. Graham Veteran’s Foundation Veteran of the Week is The Lexington Senior Citizen meal program is going strong. Some of those we help re- Clarence Beasley who served in the United States Air Force Every day we look forward to seeing a lot more of our neighbors ceive VA benefits are scarred during World War II. We appreciate Mr. Beasley for his service coming in to enjoy the good food and friendship. burglary both physically and mentally to our country. This community service began when the bridge was down for by the things that happened to about a year. Watch for the menu in The Purcell Register and Purcell Police investi- them in the military. We believe deserves the VA benefits for receive a combined annual hard copies will be available at the desk in the Center. gated a burglary at Harris our organization is one of the which they are eligible. When amount of $513,529 per year. We are thankful to Loving Care for looking out for our blood Construction, located at most veteran-friendly and our we file a claim for a veteran or One surviving spouse was ap- pressure and blood sugar levels once a month. The exercise 2834 state highway 74 volunteers are helping 300 or surviving spouse the evidence proved for DIC and will receive program is available to senior adults free of charge and you can south of town recently. more each week. We prepare to support that request is will a yearly amount of $15, 397. It call Sue Peery or ask at the Center for this information. Owner Zack Harris said all the paperwork needed to be included. This could be a gives all of us a great feeling Invite your friends to go to the center in Lexington, and just the burglary must have apply for the VA benefits. Most VA Disability Benefits Ques- to know that the people who tell them to find out for themselves if the food is as good as occurred between May of those we assist are going to tionnaire completed by their visit us are going to receive everyone says. 28 and June 4. be approved for VA medical medical provider or we submit the VA benefits for which they Lunch is served from 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. on Wednesday and According to the police care, compensation or pension. other medical evidence. We are eligible. Thursday for a $6 donation. To-go orders are $7. The lunch is report four items were One of the things I often hear believe this method is needed We are beginning to receive open to the public and home cooked and served by the volunteers taken with a value of from veterans is that nothing to support claims for benefits. some of the BVA decisions at Lexington Community Center, 131 S. Main. under $500. happened to me in the military The one thing I do know is on the veterans and surviving All menus are subject to change. Officer Blake Steely that would qualify me to re- that most of the claims we file spouses we recently repre- Menu for June 28: said a tan compressor was ceive VA benefits. My answer for veterans are going to be sented in Muskogee at video Thursday, June 28—Hamburger steak with onions, mashed recovered and there is no to that is always the same, approved. On any Tuesday or conference hearings before potatoes and gravy, fried okra, hominy, rolls, salad bar, banana suspect at this time. let VA make that decision. Thursday morning, folks begin judges in Washington, DC. As pudding. The most common disability lining up at 4 a.m. to receive of today, in all the matters a veterans have is hearing loss assistance from our volunteers. ruling has been made in favor and tinnitus due to exposure We reach our maximum al- of the claimant. to different types of acoustic lowable limit of 150 veterans Dale K. Graham Veterans trauma in the military. My and spouses by 6:30 a.m. or so Foundation has food sacks suggestion is to stop by for a each day. available to those in need. An visit any Tuesday or Thursday I believe our reputation and application for this type of as- morning to learn more about “can do” attitude is the reason sistance will be available on possible VA benefits. so many veterans are making Tuesday and Thursday morn- Some of the secondary the trip to see us. We have a ings. A DD-214 or military conditions that hearing loss veteran from Texas who for discharge will be necessary to and tinnitus may cause are the last several years drives apply. Please contact 405-550- depression, heart disease, de- veterans and surviving spouses 8806 Extension 103 to request mentia and others. The most from his hometown each week. a food sack. common secondary condition For those of you who know If you need a ride to and from to service-connected disability Walter Whitfield express your a VA Medical Appointment, veterans receive VA benefits appreciation to him for his please contact (405-) 50-8806 for is depression. For those service to other veterans and to reach Clayton at Extension of you who think you may be their families. 105 or Louie at Ext. 106. suffering from depression re- As a VA Accredited Claims We are available every Tues- lated to your service-connected Agent, I’m able to review each day and Thursday morning at condition visit with us. veterans file in the VA Com- the 1268 North Interstate Drive Another disability we see puter system. This gives us the in Norman. We open the doors more of is Traumatic Brain opportunity to know exactly by 5:30 a.m. and we begin ‘I’m Allie Burgin and I Injury and other types of head what rational or evidence the working as soon as volunteers would appreciate your trauma caused by improvised VA evaluators used to deny a have their computers ready. We explosive devices. If you suf- veteran claim. We can review stop taking clients as soon as vote on Tuesday, fered any type of head injury what QTC, LHI, the VA or other we reach the quota for the day, June 26, 2018. or were knocked out during evaluators have said about the and that time varies depending your service, please contact us. veteran’s medical or mental on the number of visitors and Let’s keep House Last week we were visited condition. This ability has en- the number of available vol- District 42 by 291veterans and surviving abled us to help more veterans unteers, which usually occurs a conservative spouses. 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The following persons have been Kevin N. Tate, assault, battery, or charged by the State of Oklahoma assault and battery with a dangerous with traffic or other violations or have weapon. filed other court actions in McClain Derrick K. Clark, unauthorized use County District Court between June of a vehicle. 7-13, 2018. Roy L. Hudson, possession of Traffic stolen vehicle. Anakin L. McClure, speeding, Ethan C. Butler, false declaration 75/65. of ownership in pawn. Jason L. Madison, speeding, 85/75. Richard L. C. Kellner, DUI. Javon A. Webb, DUS. Nathan A. Julian, falsely personate Javon A. Webb, failure to obtain another to create liability. current registration. Austin R. Haralson, battery/assault Javon A. Webb, no insurance. and battery on police officer. Kyle F. Cloyd, no seatbelt. Small Claims Jose M. Padilla, no valid driver’s Ted W. Haxel vs. Kenneth Huffin, license. forcible entry and detainer under Kassi N. Shores, no insurance. $5000. Brandon G. Hart, no valid driver’s Tower Loans vs. Ron J. Skaggs, license. small claims under $5000. Brandon G. Hart, speeding 75/65. Tower Loans vs. Justin K. Runge, Justin J. Gallik, no valid driver’s small claims under $5000. license. Tower Loans vs. Michael E. Mix, Austin Z. Dalley, failure to yield. small claims under $5000. Austin Z. Dalley, no valid driver’s Jerry Chambers vs. Bennie Cul- Jeanne Grimes • The Purcell Register license. len, forcible entry and detainer under Scott P. Jacobs, no seatbelt. $5000. Working against Scott P. Jacobs, no valid driver’s Barbara A. Rubin vs. First Physi- license. cians, small claims under $5000. the wind Oscar Barriero Jr., operate vehicle Morgan Bastille vs. Christina J. Fifth graders learned all about with defective lamps (other than Hudson, forcible entry and detainer headlamps). under $5000. beach balls and Oklahoma Oscar Barreiro Jr., operate vehicle Liberty National Bank vs. Donna winds Tuesday at Lexington with obstructed view. Johnston, small claims under $5000. First Baptist Church’s Vacation Oscar Barreiro Jr., failure to obtain Tower Loans vs. Frank Wilson-Sey, Bible School. current registration. small claims under $5000. Oscar Barreiro Jr., no insurance. Tower Loans vs. Matthew T. Kuyk- From page 1B Victor Avila-Guerrero, speeding, endall, small claims under $5000. 80/70. Civil Victor Avila-Guerrero, no valid Capital One Bank (USA) NA vs. SkillsUSA: driver’s license. John Long, civil action $10,000 or less. Victor Avila-Guerrero, no child Synchrony Bank vs. Chasiti L. restraint. Kennon, civil action $10,000 or less. and Championships, June 25- will be in Louisville provid- career and leadership skills. for exciting classes for high Alexander R. McCullough, speed- Conn Appliances, Inc vs. Aaron E. 29 in Louisville, Ky. ing assistance and leadership The organization is affiliated school and adult students, ing, 80/70. Palmer, civil action $10,000 or less. MATC also has three Skill- at the National SkillsUSA with Oklahoma CareerTech quality business and industry Cody L. Johnson, speeding, 80/70. Midfirst Bank vs. Eddie L. Rodgers, sUSA State Officers, Lauren Leadership Conference and System trade and industry training, or a new career, Mid- Jeffrey L. Day Jr., speeding, 80/70. civil action $10,000 or more. DeLarosa, President; Joshua Championships. education programs offered in America Technology Center Waylon T. Steiner, no seatbelt. Wells Fargo Bank NA vs. Jennifer Misdemeanors A. Smith, civil action $10,000 or more. Higginbottom, Vice President; SkillsUSA is a national high schools and technology invites you to call us for more Isaac A. Bowers, trespassing after The Board of County Comm MC and Emmanuel Rubio, Westers student organization that en- centers across the state. information at449-3391 or visit being forbidden. vs. Purde L.P. Pharma, civil action Region Representative who courages students to develop If you are currently looking us online at www.matech.edu. Thomas O. Webb, larceny of mer- $10,000 or more. chandise from a retailer. Marriages Filed Phillip S. Byrom, trespassing after Austin L. Lawrence, 28, and Malori being forbidden. A. Maynard, 24, both of Purcell. Illegal tobacco sales to minors Steven R. Fautheree, possession Justin W. Mantooth, 29, and Casey of CDS. L. Updyke, 27, both of Blanchard. Vashun D. Stewart, possession Brandon D. Christian, 22, and of CDS. Adriana A. Flores, 22, both of Wayne. threatens children’s health Desmond J. Fairbanks, knowingly Charles J. Wadley, 30, of Wash- concealing stolen property. ington and Cyrinda R. Smith, 28, of Oklahoma tobacco retailers and Mental Health Administra- products to minors, and must children. That is unacceptable.” Jackie B. Lee, possession of CDS. Purcell. are increasingly not complying tion Reorganization Act (PL demonstrate compliance in order Unannounced compliance Sang V. Nguyen, trespass after be- Donna B. Williams, 70, and Laura with state law regarding under- 102-321), which includes an to receive their full Substance checks occur annually in com- ing forbidden. L. Testerman, 68, both of Blanchard. age tobacco sales. Last year, amendment (section 1926) Abuse Prevention and Treatment munities throughout Oklahoma. Felonies Vance M. Douglas, 30, and Tarissa Omar Estrada, possession of CDS R. Patterson, 26, both of Purcell. Oklahoma tobacco retailers aimed at decreasing youth access Block Grant (SABG) award. Shreder reminds local retailers with intent to distribute. Divorces Granted posted an overall non-compli- to tobacco. This amendment, “In 2012 the non-compliance that it is important to be aware of Samuel C. V. Davis, DUI - alcohol. Regina D. Morgan vs. Brandon ance rate of nearly 18 percent. named for its sponsor, Congress- rate was only 6.8 percent, the the law and ensure that all staff Reiman N. Beaty, unauthorized use R. Morgan. That’s troubling for local pre- man Mike Synar of Oklahoma, lowest ever recorded in Okla- are trained to prevent underage of a vehicle. Nicole E. Thomas vs. Joshua M. vention professionals who say requires states to enact and en- homa, however that rate has tobacco sales. Alan G. Sandlin, falsely personate Thomas. another to create liability. that the rising underage tobacco force laws prohibiting the sale or steadily increased ever since,” Community-based education sales rate means that some retail- distribution of tobacco products said Charlene Shreder, Director is available to business own- ers are placing profit ahead of to individuals under the age of 18. for the Southwest Prevention ers and clerks regarding youth young lives. It also risks federal States are required to have a Center. “While the majority of access to tobacco. This service funding that supports vital Okla- compliance rate of at least 80 retailers are complying with the is free. homa health initiatives. percent (or a non-compliance law, there are some in our com- Retailers may contact Logan In July 1992, Congress en- rate of no more than 20 percent) munity choosing to ignore it and Shuping at (405) 206-4246 for acted the Alcohol, Drug Abuse, regarding the sale of tobacco in turn risking the health of our more information.

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2234 N. Green, Purcell • www.pigstands.com • (405) 703-3000 Sunday – Thursday 11 AM - 9 PM • Friday & Saturday 11 AM - 10 PM 4B-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, June 21, 2018 The Purcell Register Religion Lexington Westside Church of Christ Good week to all: Welcome moment, then seems to decide after that third dunking, he is to the “front porch.” abruptly that the young man is sputtering and gasping for air, On our last day in Huntington ready to learn how he can get and he cries out, “Sir, I need Beach, California this week, I the knowledge for which he air! I need air!” went for our usual, long, early is seeking. The teacher waits until the morning walk on the beach, “I think I can help you, young boy catches part of his breath, Church listening to the roaring of the man,” the teacher says, “but smiles a wry smile, then says Directory waves and hoping, I suppose, what I need you to do for me to him in a voice as calm as the to glean some lesson that might is to meet down on at the ocean early-morning’s waves: rise out of them as they spit and at daybreak in the morning.” “Son, you said you wanted spew to the shore. The request perplexes the knowledge, but knowledge First Christian Church Ocean walks, as you know, boy; but he obeys, because doesn’t come to the man who (Disciples of Christ) are good both for the body he has faith that if anyone can merely wants it. When you and for the soul. On that final give him knowledge his teacher really want knowledge, you 2nd & Washington, Purcell Purcell, OK walk that morning, I looked out can. Early the next morning come and see me again. I mean, Rev. Bill Crawford 2705 N. 9th • 527-2535 over the white, foamy waves the young man makes his way when you want knowledge the 405-820-8184 Pastor: Wally Kelly ...finding our source, supply, gliding onto the shore as they to the beach well ahead of the way you wanted air just now, Sun. Worship: 10:45 Sunday services Wednesday services always do, thinking of a story sun. While he is still a long way that will be the time.” Wed. Events: 9 am Sunday School 6:30 pm Bible Study and ultimate delight in God. Adult Studies: 6 or 7pm that we might churn around in from the shore he can see his The teacher turns and walks 10 am Worship 6:30 pm Awanas & Chalice Kids and Kiddos: 6 pm Evening worship Youth Goldsby, OK 405.288.2117 our minds during the week to teacher’s tall silhouette at the back to the shore, leaving the 5:45-7 (experiential) help inspire us in our everyday water’s edge looking out over young man standing in the (Light meal at 6-ish – all) www.ebcpurcell.org www.truevineok.org walk with the Lord. the incoming tide. middle of the churning waves, A little story involving the As soon as the young boy still trying to catch his breath. ocean and a young man with gets to him, the teacher says, I could not help but smile at Westside a great desire came to mind “Come with me.” the thought of that story as I immediately. He leads the puzzled young turned to leave the ocean that Church of Christ Hwy 39, 5mi. west of Purcell The young man goes to his man out into the water against morning for the last time of 401 W. Broadway 405.527.3957 - [email protected] teacher one day with a strange the incoming waves until he is our latest ocean-side trip. But Sundays request: waist high in the salty ocean. I knew we weren’t leaving 715 W. Harrison, Purcell Lexington Age Group Bible Study 9:45 am Sunday Morning - 10 a.m. Morning Worship 11:00 am “Sir,” he said as soon as the He stops, without warning, the ocean for good. I am sure Community Outreach 4:30 pm Revival Service - 11 a.m. Sunday Morning 10:30 am Age Group Bible Study 5:30 pm teacher looked up from his takes the boy by the back of some of you will want to meet Wednesday Evening - 7:00 p.m. Sunday Evening 3:00 pm Evening Worship 6:30 pm desk, “I want knowledge.” the neck, and dunks him in us down at the beach early one Pastor: Rev. Mark A. Stacy Wednesdays “Do you really want knowl- the ocean for fifteen seconds. morning soon. Office Ph. 405.527.3045 Fellowship Meal 5:30 pm Wednesday Evening 7:30 pm Age Group Bible Study 6:30 pm edge?” the teacher asks with a He pulls the boy up – just for Or, if not at the ocean, per- smile with doubt written all it. a moment so he can get a little haps you will meet us at the “Oh, yes sir, I want knowl- air – then dunks him again the Lord’s house any Lord’s Day Johnson Road FIRST BAPTIST edge. I want it more than second time, then the third, morning at 10:30 a.m. That CHURCH anything.” each time a little longer than will do. Baptist Church LEXINGTON The teacher considers the the one before. When the boy steven.bowen@redoakisd. 4 mi. N. of Purcell on I-35 Connecting People With God and One Another young man’s request for a comes up out of that water org Pastor Wayne Brown Team Kids • The Way (Youth) 9:45a.m ...... Sunday School Upward • Senior Activities 11:00a.m ...... Worship Service Sunday School 9:45 6:30p.m ...... Sunday Evening Morning Worship 8:30 • 10:45 • Evening 6:00 Our Lady of Victory Catholic Church 6:30p.m ...... Wednesday Rusty Canoy By Francisca Salgado-Rojas Pastor 527-6758 527-7155 • 447-9709 800 E. BROADWAY • LEXINGTON Our Lord Jesus Christ lived in am no longer a free captive. By friend of our soul who is always this world more than 2,000 years this body, I wait for the heavens there to listen to us and offer us Memorial Calvary ago. Knowing his destiny, he and I am sure that I will obtain friendship. Assembly of God loved us so much that he stayed the goods that are in them: the We can have the strength to Holiness Church with us, Body and Blood, in the immortal life, the fate of the cross any desert. We can be 7th & Monroe, Purcell Pastor David Bittle Eucharist. Every time we gather apostles, the conversation with tested by innumerable adversi- Pastor Duane Elmore 403 N. 4th, Purcell to celebrate the Holy Mass, we Christ. This is that body that ties. In the Eucharist we will sunday school 9:45 a.m. 9:45 a.m. Sunday School relive Jesus’ great sacrifice of was bloodied, pierced with a find the necessary forces to Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Pastor: Justin Blankenship love for each of us. spear, and that spawned healthy overcome obstacles. If you are Evening services 6:00 p.m. 10:50 a.m. Morning Worship 1106 W. Grant • Purcell • 527-3342 6:00 p.m. Sunday Night Christ becomes fully present sources, that of blood, that of not already participating in the Wed. Night services 7:00 p.m. Sunday School...... 9:45 a.m. We invite You to Worship With us. 7:00 p.m. Wednesday Night to us and is offered to us as water for all the earth. This body Lord’s banquet, I invite you to Sunday Worship ...... 10:45 a.m. food, as viaticum of the way. was given to us to have and to do what you can to be part of it. Sunday Night ...... 6:00 p.m. Independent Pentecostal 527-2769 Wednesday ...... 7:00 p.m. Holiness Church His grace is what sustains us. eat, which was from intense Soul food! Nourishing our His love is the love that revives love.’” Soul is essential! us. Thanks to his sacrifice and The sacrament of the Eucha- Our weekend Mass schedule Our Lady of Victory to his Eucharistic presence, we rist is the sacrament that proves is Saturday at 5 p.m. (English), Lighthouse can aim for eternal life. to us the evidence of “love to Sunday at 11 a.m. (English) and Sr. John Chrysostom says of the end” of Christ the Lord. In 1 p.m. (Spanish). Catholic Church Worship this: “When you see that the the Eucharist we find life. In the For more information, call CORNER OF THIRD & JEFFERSON 118 W. Broadway/Hwy 39 Downtown Post Office Box 1028 Rev. Jeff Pierce body of Christ is on the altar, I Eucharist we find the strength our church office at 527-3077. Saturday - 5 pm (English) Lexington, OK 73051 527.6214 Center said to myself: ‘I am no longer to follow to our path. In the Eu- Please visit our parish, and like Sunday - 11 am (English) 2726 N. 9th, Purcell earth and ashes by this body. I charist we find an unconditional us on Facebook. Sunday - 10:00am/6:30pm Sunday Morning - 10:30 am 1 pm (Español) Wednesday - 7:00pm Sunday Evening - 6:00 pm Parish Office/Oficina: 527-3077 Wednesday Evening - 7:00 pm Pastor Charles Barton Sunray Baptist Church Priest House/Padre Jim: 527-4242 527-5726 www.lighthousechurch.tv James Kyzer sang “He encouragement to others. important than anything the Means the World to Me” for We had a Father’s Day fish world has to offer. Goldsby Trinity United Purcell’s First Baptist the special at our morning fry prior to our evening service. If you enjoy good gospel Baptist Church 4th & Main 405-527-3327 service. Brother Dennis used Several enjoyed good food and music, you will enjoy our 153 W. Center Road Methodist Church www.fbcpurcell.org I Corinthians 3:10-17 for his fellowship. Brother Dennis Summer-Sing on Saturday, Goldsby, OK 73093 Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. Come worship with us! sermon. The apostle Paul said spoke from Psalm 128. He said June 30, beginning at 6:30 p.m. 288-2514 Morning Worship: 10:30 a.m. 10:15 a.m. & 6 pm Sundays the foundation of the church is fathers should want to have a We will host noted soloists and Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. 6 p.m. Wednesdays Christ. Believers build on this home with God’s favor. They songwriters Mark Lanier from Worship - 10:45 a.m. Rev. Dr. James Kim Activities for all ages & child care foundation through applying should have the proper view Ball, LA and Mark Bishop from Evening - 6:00 p.m. Pastor provided for all services! God’s truths in their lives. They of God-a”fear” and reverence. Irvine, KY. Admission is free, Wednesday Evening - 6:30 p.m. 211 N. 2nd, Purcell James Wilder, Pastor do their best. God wants qual- True happiness is walking with but a love offering will be taken Steve Roach, Pastor HIS HEART, HIS PASSION, HIS PURPOSE ity. We can do this because of God. We should know and have to help with expenses. Please 527-2256 Office God’s grace. If Christ isn’t the a tremendous love for God’s join us! foundation, there is no church. word. You are always welcome at You Are Always Welcome At We should stress eternity, A man should cherish his Sunray Baptist Church at 2223 7th & Monroe St. not a set time. Our desire to wife and know his children are North 9th Street in Purcell. We worship is in relation to the a gift to be nurtured. One that are a small traditional church 2223 N. 9th, Purcell, OK 73080 fact that Jesus is coming back. has a fear of God has joy and a with a lot of friendly people. Pastor Dennis Clark Church of Our faithfulness should be an life that impacts those around For additional information call them. A Godly example is more 527-6808. 527-6808 Sunday School: 9:45 a.m. Christ EASTSIDE Morning Worship: 10:50 a.m. Purcell, oK Evening Worship: 5:00 p.m. Sunday 10:30 & 1:30 church of christ Green Avenue Wednesday Bible Study: 6:30 p.m. Wednesday Evening 6:30 “preaching first century christianity in the twenty- first century” Church of Christ N.E. 4th and Ash The Wednesday evening prophecy over more impres- Lexington, OK adult Bible class went into the sive gifts like speaking in other 14th chapter of first Corinthians languages. 527-3131 where the apostle Paul takes The Sunday morning Bible sunday services on the subject of spiritual gifts class looked at some of the Bible study- 9:30 am which were given to the early parables Jesus taught during Morning worship- 10:30 am church before the they had the His ministry and His trans- evening worship- 6:00 pm complete written revelation of wednesday Bible study- 7:00 pm the gospel and begins to point out the superiority the gift of Please see Green Ave, page 5B LPXLP THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, June 21, 2018-5B Landmark Church Vacation Bible School Landmark Church will hold Vacation Bible School from 6-8:30 p.m. Monday, July 9, to Friday, July 13, for ages three to 12. The theme is “Shipwrecked, Rescued by Jesus.” Register online at landmarkchurchok.com on our Facebook page or in person. The church is located at 1106 W. Grant in Purcell. For more information call 527-3342. Legals

No. 576-June 21-1 Time Court of the Sheriff’s sale held in Jeanne Grimes • The Purcell Register IN THE DISTRICT COURT this cause and that said motion has WITHIN AND FOR been set for hearing on July 11, Success at last MCCLAIN COUNTY 2018, at 9:00 o’clock a.m., in the These two Vacation Bible STATE OF OKLAHOMA District Court Room assigned, at WELLS FARGO BANK, NA the County Courthouse, McClain Schoolers have gotten the Plaintiff, County, Oklahoma. hang of carrying a beach ball on vs. You, and each of you, are further a small racquet, undeterred by DAVID W. WEST, et aI. notified to be present for said hear- a stout southerly wind at First Defendants. ing at said date, time and place, No. CJ-2017-141 and show cause, if any you have, Baptist Church in Lexington. ALIAS NOTICE OF HEARING why said motion should not be ON CONFIRMATION OF SALE sustained and said sale confirmed. TO: David W. West, Jennifer L. DATED June 18, 2018. West, Anthony Bullock, Capital /s/ Greg Young Johnson Road Baptist Church From page 4B One Bank, (USA) N.A., Joseph GREG YOUNG #20899 H. Rogers, III, and Machol & Jo- LAMUN MOCK The 27th Annual Carnie service to the Israelites and the leave with the knowledge that Green Ave: hannes, LLC: CUNNYNGHAM & DAVIS Barnes and Herb Weidman Fish entire world. Moses worked I lived the life that I intended.” You, and each of you, are noti- 5613 N. Classen Blvd. fied that the Plaintiff in the above Oklahoma City, OK 73118 Fry last Sunday was a big suc- many years in leading God’s Lou Gehrig, the great New figuration from Mat- entitled and numbered cause has (405) 840-5900 cess. We appreciate Mike Cagle children to the Promised Land. York Yankee, in his farewell filed its Motion to Confirm Sale Attorneys for Plaintiff and his helpers, Ann and Clyde Like Moses, we work a life- speech said, “I consider myself thew, Mark and Luke. herein seeking confirmation by the Gilman and Donna and Mark time preparing our children to the luckiest man on the face of During the Sunday morning assembly, Brown, and all those attended enjoy a bright future that lies this earth.” No. 575-June 21-2 Times Courtroom of Judge Charles N. and provided assistance in the beyond the day we die. Christians are the most Keith Shackleford con- tinued the theme of IN THE DISTRICT COURT Gray, County Courthouse, Purcell, annual affair. We, like Moses, are called blessed people in the world. OF MCCLAIN COUNTY McClain County, Oklahoma, and John Road Baptist Church is to the top of a mountain in our Moses saw a bright future for fear looking this week STATE OF OKLAHOMA all persons interested in the Estate blessed with some wonderful last days on earth to recall our others; he left his world on at several relationships IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE are notified to appear and show associated with fear OF BOBBIE C. FOX, cause, if any they have, why the Christians. Ruth and Harold days of service and glimpse top of a mountain and he ac- Deceased. Account should not be settled and Morris visited and decorated into the wonderful land that complished his purpose in life. which result in trust, Case No. PB-18-37 allowed, the Estate distributed the graves of 41 members of our children will inherit. We will not live in this world hope, praise, obedience NOTICE OF HEARING FIRST and the Personal Representative AND FINAL ACCOUNT, discharged. their family during the Memo- From his birth in Egypt to forever, but we can make this and faith. The Sunday evening PETITION FOR DECREE DATED this 18th day of June rial Day weekend. his 120th birthday, Moses was world a good place for others. OF DISTRIBUTION AND 2018. In two days they traveled to God’s chosen man to lead the Sermon title for this Sunday sermon addressed how DISCHARGE OF PERSONAL /s/ Charles N. Gray many cemeteries in Eastern Children of Israel to the Prom- is “A Scroll of Gold.” to seek and identify the REPRESENTATIVE JUDGE OF DISTRICT COURT Notice is hereby given that Elesa /s/ James B. Blevins, Jr. Oklahoma and North Texas. ised Land. We would like to invite kingdom of God begin- ning with the reading of Feltham, the duly appointed and James B. Blevins, Jr., OBA #881 The graves Ruth, Harold and The heavenly angels must visitors to join our leader qualified Personal Representative Carrie Kopp, OBA #21731 their son visited reached back have shouted “Hallelujah” Mark Brown in a Wednesday the 31st and 34th verses of the Estate of Bobbie C. Fox, Blevins & Associates Law, PLLC of Luke 12. Deceased, has filed her Final 138 W. Main/P.O. Box 1565 across the ages to the grave when God lifted Moses from evening series of studies on the Account, Petition for Decree of Purcell, OK 73080 site of a great-great-great- the Mountain Top to the House “Parables.” Bible classes begin at 9:45 a.m. Sunday morn- Distribution and Discharge of Phone: 405-527-7575 grandfather’s resting place. of Eternal Rewards. The weekly Prayer Meeting Personal Representative. A hear- Fax: 405-527-7574 Special music Sunday morn- Moses was often criticized is a one hour time of prayer ing and 7 p.m. Wednes- ing has been fixed by the Judge of Attorney for Personal Repre- day evening, with wor- the Court for the 12th day of July sentative ing was provided Gynean for his leadership and disap- and Bible Study that begins 2018, at 9:30 a.m., in the District Gentry. pointed with his people, but at 6 p.m. Visitors are always ship at 10:45 a.m. and Scripture text for the morning Moses accomplished his call- welcome. 6:30 p.m. Sunday. Bible sermon was taken from Deuter- ing in life. Sunday school begins at 9:45 study correspondence No. 577-June 21-1 Time state on the 12th day of july, 2018, courses are available. IN THE DISTRICT COURT at 9:30 o’clock a.m. of said day, onomy 34:1-7. God took Moses Charles Krauthammer, a a.m. Morning worship begins at OF McCLAIN COUNTY then and there to show cause, if to the top of Mount Nebo to noted Pulitzer Prize winner, 11 a.m. Come eat with us and You can call the office at 527-4052. STATE OF OKLAHOMA any they have, why an order, as show him what had and would with only weeks to live recently enjoy the fellowship around In the matter of the ESTATE OF prayed for in said Petition should be accomplished by his life of said, “I leave this world, but I the table. DOROTHY D. BAKER aka DORO- not be granted to the said Personal THY DARLENE BAKER, deceased Representatives to sell said real Case No. PB-2017-77 property of said deceased, at ORDER FOR HEARING private sale, for the reasons and PETITION FOR SALE purposes mentioned in said Peti- Summer art classes at the It appearing to the satisfaction tion as they shall judge to be in the of the Court from the verified pe- best interest of said estate and of tition of DOROTHY MERCEDES all parties interested therein. ALLEMAN and BEVERLY SUSAN IT IS FURTHER ORDERED BY ARTesian Gallery & Studios ARBOUR , Personal Representa- THE COURT that copies of this or- tives of the estate of DOROTHY D. der be mailed to all heirs, legatees, Leanne Parker-West, a Academy. opposed to the smooth or wet commonly displayed on event BAKER aka DOROTHY DARLENE devisees, or guardians thereof, BAKER, deceased, on file herein, with postage thereon prepaid, Muscogee (Creek) artist and For summer break, she’s look of paints. The difference invitations, in graphic design that it is in the best interests of at their last known addresses; teacher, has the cure for the sharing her 22 years of art is similar to drawing with a and on maps. the estate to sell the real property, and that a copy of this order to summertime boredom afflict- education experience with the pencil rather than a pen. For July, Parker-West has belonging to said estate, and show cause be published once ing creative types among lo- public. Origami is the expressive planned cartooning, weaving described in said Petition, for the in some newspaper published in following reasons and purposes: this county, the first publication of cal youth: a month of pastel, Her soft pastel class is 4-6 folding of paper to produce and wax resist classes. a. The property is deteriorating which notice shall not be less than origami and calligraphy classes p.m. every Tuesday until June different forms and figures, like Each class session costs $10, and losing value; and ten days before the time fixed for at the ARTesian Gallery and 26. Origami is 1-3 p.m. every paper statues, often without the which covers the cost of sup- b. The estate does not have said hearing. sufficient funds for maintenance Dated this 19th day of June, Studios, 100 W. Muskogee St., Thursday until June 28 and cal- use of cutting or gluing. Popular plies and instruction. and upkeep. 2018. in Sulphur. ligraphy 4-6 p.m. every Friday examples are the frog or the Classes can be taken indepen- IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED /s/ Charles Gray She spends the fall and spring until June 29. crane. It is often associated dently, with no requirement to BY THE COURT that all persons Judge of the District Court semesters teaching junior high Pastel is a chalk-like draw- with Japanese culture. participate in any other class. interested in the estate of the Ted W. Haxel (OBA #3997) said DOROTHY D. BAKER aka 108 North Second St. and high school art at Dickson ing medium consisting of Calligraphy is a visual art. It However, students can take as DOROTHY DARLENE BAKER, Post Office Box 367 Public Schools in Ardmore. pure powdered pigment and a is the production of symbols in many sessions as they desire. deceased, appear before the Purcell, Oklahoma 73080 And since 2012, Parker-West binding agent. Working with an expressive and aesthetically- To register, contact the ARTe- undersigned Judge of the District 405-527-5888 has also taught art during pastels allows for a more dry pleasing manner. sian Gallery & Studios, (580) Court of McClain County, State of 405-527-6666 fax Oklahoma, in his courtroom, in the [email protected] the Chickasaw Summer Arts appearance in a piece of art, as The work of calligraphers is 622-8040. City of Purcell in said county and FREE FOOD

701 W. Monroe, in the gym Located on the north side of the church Every Tuesday from from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. For more information call 527-2769 Made possible through a partnership with the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma. “Fighting Hunger...Feeding Hope”™ 6B-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, June 21, 2018 LPXLP No. 556-June 14-2 Times and qualified Personal Represen- the Estate distributed and the Per- No. 572-June 21-2 Times before the following presentment No. 564-June 21-2 Times IN THE DISTRICT COURT tative of the Estate of Elizabeth sonal Representative discharged. IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN date: August 22, 2018 or the same IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF MCCLAIN COUNTY Darlene Jones, Deceased, has DATED this 5th day of June AND FOR MCCLAIN COUNTY will be forever barred. OF MCCLAIN COUNTY STATE OF OKLAHOMA filed his Final Account, Petition 2018. STATE OF OKLAHOMA Dated this 14th day of June, STATE OF OKLAHOMA IN THE MATTER OF THE ES- for Decree of Distribution and CHARLES GRAY In The Matter of the Estate of 2018. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE TATE OF ELIZABETH DARLENE Discharge of Personal Represen- ASSOCIATE ALBERT E. BIBLER, Deceased. /s/ Teresa S. Woods OF DAROLYN D. ANDERSEN, JONES, tative. A hearing has been fixed DISTRICT JUDGE Case No. PB-18-61 Teresa S. Woods, Personal Deceased. Deceased. by the Judge of the Court for the JUDGE OF DISTRICT COURT NOTICE TO CREDITORS Representative of the Estate of Case No. PB-2018-64 Case No. PB-18-20 12th day of July 2018, at 9:30 James B. Blevins, Jr., OBA #881 TO: The Creditors of Albert E. Albert E. Bibler, deceased NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE OF HEARING FIRST a.m., in the District Courtroom of Blevins & Associates Law, PLLC Bibler, deceased (the “Decedent”): Darrell G. Ford, OBA #11835 To the Creditors of Darolyn D. AND FINAL ACCOUNT, Judge Charles N. Gray, County 138 W. Main/P.O. Box 1565 All persons having claims Darrell G. Ford, A Professional Andersen, Deceased: PETITION FOR DECREE OF Courthouse, Purcell, McClain Purcell, OK 73080 against the Decedent are required Corporation All creditors having claims DISTRIBUTION AND County, Oklahoma, and all persons Phone: 405-527-7575 to present the same with a de- P.O. Box 756 against Darolyn D. Andersen, DISCHARGE OF PERSONAL interested in the Estate are noti- Fax: 405-527-7574 scription of all security and other 118 North Second Street, Deceased, are required to pres- REPRESENTATIVE fied to appear and show cause, if Attorney for Personal Repre- collateral (if any) held by each Suite C ent the same with a description Notice is hereby given that Den- any they have, why the Account sentative creditor with respect to such claim Purcell, Oklahoma 73080 of all security interests and other nis M. Jones, the duly appointed should not be settled and allowed, to Teresa S. Woods, the Personal (405) 527-7049 collateral (if any) held by each Representative, at the law office of (405) 527-7256 fax creditor with respect to such claim, No. 548-June 14-2 Times real estate - year: 2002, make: Devisees, Trustees, Successors Darrell G. Ford, P. C., P.O. Box 756, Attorney for the Petitioner, to Lisa E. Andersen, Personal IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN BELMON, model: APM8, vin/serial and Assigns, and the Unknown Purcell, Oklahoma 73080, on or Teresa S. Woods Representative, at the law office of AND FOR MCCLAIN COUNTY #: SP02AR0306968**, commonly Successors; Byron Gresham, Blevins & Associates Law, PLLC, STATE OF OKLAHOMA known as 39707 State Highway 59, if Living, and if Deceased, His 138 W. Main, Purcell, OK 73080, CIT BANK, N.A., FKA ONEWEST Byars, OK 74831 (the “Property”) Heirs, Personal Representatives, addressed to James B. Blevins, BANK,N.A.; Sale will be made pursuant to Devisees, Trustees, Successors No. 569-June 21-3 Times TRACT ONE: Jr., attorney for the Personal Plaintiff, a Special Execution and Order of and Assigns, and the Unknown IN THE DISTRICT COURT An undivided 18.3333 net min- Representative, on or before the vs. Sale issued out of the office of Sucessors; Anthony D. Gresham, OF MCCLAIN COUNTY eral acres of interest in and to all following presentment date: 14th MARY GRESHAM; et al. the Court Clerk in and for McClain if Living, and if Deceased, His STATE OF OKLAHOMA of the oil, gas and minerals under day of August 2018, or the same Defendants. County, Oklahoma, and pursu- Heirs, Personal Representatives, TERRY MAX MCCLURE, TIM R. the Northwest Quarter of the will be forever barred. Case No. CJ-2015-153 ant to said judgment reserving Devisees, Trustees, Successors MCCLURE, and PATSY RUTH Northwest Quarter (NW/4 NW/4) DATED this 14th day of June NOTICE OF SALE the right of Plaintiff to recall said and Assigns, and the Unknown LAFEVERS, and the West Half of the Northeast 2018. OF LAND UNDER EXECUTION execution by oral announcement Successors; The Heirs, Personal Plaintiffs, Quarter of the Northwest Quarter /s/ James B. Blevins, Jr. THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO and/or order of the Court, prior to Representatives, Devisees, Trust- vs. (W/2 NE/4 NW/4) of Section 15, James B. Blevins, Jr., COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY the sale, said judgment entered in ees, Successors and Assigns of THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, DEVI- Township 5 North, Range 2 West OBA #881 INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL the District Court in and for said James R. Gresham, Deceased, SEES, LEGATEES, SUCCES- of the Indian Meridian, McClain Blevins & Associates BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. County, State of Oklahoma, in and the Unknown Successors; SORS AND ASSIGNS, IMME- County, Oklahoma (hereinafter Law, PLLC Notice is hereby given that on Case No. CJ 2015-153, entitled Spouse of Andrea Gresham, DIATE AND REMOTE OF W.E. referred to as “Tract One”) 138 W. Main/P.O. Box 1565 the 17th day of July, 2018, at 10 CIT Bank, N.A., FKA OneWest if married; Spouse of Byron HOWARD aka WILLIAM EDGAR TRACT TWO: Purcell, OK 73080 o’clock,A.M., (Room #),121, of Bank, N.A., Plaintiff, vs. Mary Gresham, if married; Spouse of HOWARD, MAX C. MCCLURE, An undivided 6.9152 net mineral Phone: (405) 527-7575 the McClain County Courthouse Gresham, et aI., Defendants, to Anthony D. Gresham, if married; HATTIE MCCLURE AKA HATTIE acres of interest in and to all of the Fax: (405) 527-7574 in Purcell, Oklahoma, the under- satisfy: Spouse of Mary Gresham, if mar- A. MCCLURE, STELLA C. BELL, oil, gas and minerals under the Attorney for Personal signed Sheriff will offer for sale and FIRST: The costs of said action ried; Occupants of the Premises; LESTER HOWARD, LETHA MIN- East Half of the Southwest Quar- Representative sell for cash to the highest and accrued and accruing; United States of America, ex reI. NIX, SARAH LEE UNDERWOOD, ter of the Northeast Quarter (E/2 best bidder, subject to real estate SECOND: The judgment and Department of Housing and Urban FERBIA HERRELL, IRENE ELIZA- SW/4 NE/4) less the East 12’ for ad valorem taxes, superior special first lien of the Plaintiff, CIT Bank, Development; United States of BETH HARPER, FERN PENDLEY, roadway and Southwest Quarter No. 563-June 21-1 Time assessments and all interests of N.A., FKA OneWest Bank, N.A., in America, ex reI. Department of and JEWELL JOHNSON, of the Southwest Quarter of the IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN record, if any, except the Mortgage the sum of $94,372.86 with inter- Housing and Urban Development; Defendants. Northeast Quarter (SW/4 SW/4 AND FOR MCCLAIN COUNTY and interests foreclosed herein est thereon at the rate of 1.22% Treasurer of McClain County, State NO. CV-18-30 NE/4) of Section Thirteen (13), STATE OF OKLAHOMA on the following described real per annum from April 17, 2015, as of Oklahoma; Board of County NOTICE BY PUBLICATION Township Five (5) North, Range BAYVIEW LOAN SERVICING, LLC; property, to-wit: adjusted, if applicable, until paid; Commissioners of the County of THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: Two (2) East of the Indian Meridian, Plaintiff, The North Half (N/2) of the advances for taxes, insurance McClain, State of Oklahoma; State THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, DE- McClain County, Oklahoma vs. Northeast Quarter (NE/4) of the and preservation expenses, ac- of Oklahoma, ex reI. Oklahoma Tax VISEES, LEGATEES, SUCCES- (hereinafter collectively referred AMY L. MINSON A/K/A AMY Southeast Quarter (SE/4) of the crued and accruing; abstracting Commission. SORS AND ASSIGNS, IMME- to as “Tract Two”) LYNETTE MINSON, A/K/A AMY Southwest Quarter (SW/4) and expenses, accrued and accruing; The property has been duly ap- DIATE AND REMOTE OF W.E. That Plaintiffs seek to quiet the L. SAUCEMAN; ROBERT CLAY East Half (E/2) of the Southwest bankruptcy fees and costs, if any; praised in the sum of $75,000.00. HOWARD AKA WILLIAM EDGAR title to the hereinabove described MINSON A/K/A ROBERT C. MIN- Quarter (SW/4) of the Southeast and an attorney’s fee, plus costs, WITNESS MY HANDthis 8 dayof HOWARD, MAX C. MCCLURE, real property and to have the SON; et al. Quarter (SE/4) and South Half (S/2) with interest thereon at the same June, 2018. HATTIE MCCLURE AKA HATTIE District Court enter a Decree that Defendants. of the Northeast Quarter (NE/4) rate, until paid. Don Hewett, Sheriff A. MCCLURE, STELLA C. BELL, Plaintiffs are the owners in fee Case No. CJ 2017-6 of the Southeast Quarter (SE/4), Persons or other entities having By: /s/ Don Hewett LESTER HOWARD, LETHA MIN- simple of said Property. NOTICE OF HEARING Section Twenty-four (24), Town- interest in the property, including KIVELL, RAYMENT AND FRAN- NIX, SARAH LEE UNDERWOOD, That each of the Defendants are ALIAS MOTION TO ship Five (5) North, Range One those whose actual addresses CIS FERBIA HERRELL, IRENE ELIZA- notified that they must answer the CONFIRM SALE (1) East, McClain County, State are unknown and persons or A Professional Corporation BETH HARPER, FERN PENDLEY Petition filed herein by the said THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: of Oklahoma, according to the other entities who have or may Shannon Taylor, OBA #20116 AND JEWELL JOHNSON Plaintiffs on or before the 1st day Amy L. Minson a/k/a Amy Ly- U.S. Government Survey thereof have unknown successors and Triad Center I, Suite 550 Take notice that you have been of August, 2018, or said Petition nette Minson, a/k/a Amy L. Sauce- **Together with all improvements such unknown successors are 7666 East 61st Street sued in the above-named Court by will be taken as true and judgment man; Spouse of Amy L. Minson constructed upon, affixed to or hereby notified are: The Heirs, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74133 the Plaintiffs above named alleging for quieting title will be entered a/k/a Amy Lynette Minson a/k/a located upon the abovedescribed Personal Representatives, De- Telephone (918) 254-0626 that the following parties are the by the District Court of McClain Amy L. Sauceman, a/k/a Chad real property, including without visees, Trustees, Successors Facsimile (918) 254-7915 owners in fee simple of the follow- County, Oklahoma. Sauceman; Robert Clay Minson limitation, any residential dwelling and Assigns of Mary Gresham, E-mail: [email protected] ing described real property, to-wit: Dated this 14th day of June, a/k/a Robert C. Minson; Spouse of located thereon, which dwelling is Deceased, and the Unknown ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF TRACT ONE: 2018. Robert Clay Minson a/k/a Robert or may be a manufactured home, Successors; Andrea Gresham, KRF File #32940/ST Terry Max McClure, undivided /s/ Kristel Gray C. Minson, if married; Occupants which manufactured home shall if Living, and if Deceased, Her 1/27th KRISTEL GRAY, of the Premises; Cavalry SPV be conclusively deemed to be Heirs, Personal Representatives, Tim R. McClure, undivided COURT CLERK, I, LLC successor in interest to 1/27th MCCLAIN COUNTY, Beneficial Financial I Inc.; LVNV No. 566-June 21-1 Time tion; Steve Redgate; Cindy Ann common source of supply. Patsy Ruth LaFevers, undivided OKLAHOMA Funding, LLC; CACH LLC BEFORE THE CORPORATION Richardson, deceased; Jeremy 1/27th By: Kathy Peterson TAKE NOTICE that the Plaintiff COMMISSION OF THE K. Richardson; Tammy Lea Shep- NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Record Owners, undivided Graft & Walraven, PLLC has filed herein an Alias Motion STATE OF OKLAHOMA herd; Gentry Keith Shofner; Mark that the application in this cause 8/9ths ANTHONY S. MOORE, OBA to Confirm Sheriff’s Sale in the APPLICANT: BP AMERICA PRO- Shofner; William C. Shofner, III; requests that BP America Pro- TRACT TWO: #22429 above-entitled cause. That said DUCTION COMPANY Michael Dewayne Smiley; Patricia duction Company, or some other Terry Max McClure, undivided Attorney for Plaintiff Alias Motion to Confirm will be RELIEF SOUGHT: POOLING E. Smiley, deceased; Southwest party recommended by Applicant 1/3rd 525 N 6th Street heard before Judge Edwards in LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SECTION Petroleum Company, LP; Donna be designated as operator under Tim R. McClure, undivided 1/3rd P. O. Box 1477 said Judge’s Courtroom of the 7, TOWNSHIP 5 NORTH, RANGE Strandberg; Linda Sue Thomp- the order to be entered herein of Patsy Ruth LaFevers. undivided Clinton, Oklahoma 73601 MoCIain County Courthouse on 1 WEST OF THE IM, MCCLAIN son; UDX, LLC; Wake Energy, the common source of supply in 1/3rd (580) 323-1516 the 11 day of July, 2018, at 9:00 COUNTY, OKLAHOMA LLC; William Lloyd Walsh; if any the unit covered hereby, including o’clock, A.M. You must appear at CAUSE CD NO. 201804721 of the above-named individuals the initial well and any subsequent said time and present any objec- NOTICE OF HEARING be deceased, then the unknown well or wells to be drilled under or tions to the said sale proceedings STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: heirs, executors, administrators, otherwise covered by Applicant’s No. 562-June 21-3 Times or the Alias Motion to Confirm All persons, owners, producers, devisees, trustees and assigns, proposed plan of development of IN THE DISTRICT COURT WITHIN AND FOR MCCLAIN COUNTY Sale will be sustained and the sale operators, purchasers and tak- both immediate and remote, of such unit. STATE OF OKLAHOMA confirmed. ers of oil and gas, and all other such deceased individual; if any NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN INTERNATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE, KIVELL, RAYMENT interested persons, particularly of the above-named parties is a that this cause is set before an ad- Plaintiff, AND FRANCIS in McClain County, Oklahoma, dissolved partnership, corpora- ministrative law judge for hearing, vs. A Professional Corporation including the following: AK Prop- tion or other association, then the taking of evidence and reporting MARK PRUITT, SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE OF THE EDWARD L. PRUITT By: /s/ Jason Howell erties, LLC; Kathleen Anthony; unknown successors, trustees to the Corporation Commission of REVOCABLE LIVING TRUST DATED MAY 22, 2011, et al., Jason Howell, OBA #19128 Evelyn L. Augustine, deceased; and assigns, both immediate and Oklahoma. Notice is further given Defendant(s). Triad Center I, Suite 550 James Westly Augustine; Larry remote, of such dissolved entity; that the application in this cause No. CJ-2018-112 7666 East 61st Street Gene Augustine; Annette Bark; and if any of the above-named may be amended at such hearing ALIAS NOTICE BY PUBLICATION Tulsa, Oklahoma 74133 Mary Bingaman; Mary M. Bog- parties designated as a trustee is in accordance with the rules of the THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: Telephone (918) 254-0626 gan; Lyndon Lee Boler; Ray W. not presently acting in such capac- Commission and the laws of the Unknown successors of Dorthia June Pruitt, if any Facsimile: (918) 254-7915 Boler; Buffalo Creek Minerals, ity as trustee, then the unknown State of Oklahoma. TAKE NOTICE that you have been sued by International Bank of E-mail: [email protected] LLC; Russell G. Cassody; CBS successor or successors to such NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Commerce, and that you must answer the Petition of said Plaintiff on ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF Energy, LLC; Carol Diane Childs; trustee. that this cause will be heard before file in said cause on or before August 13, 2018, or the allegations of KRF FILE #35559/JH Bryan P. Cook; Crystal R. Cook; NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an administrative law judge on said Petition will be taken as true and judgment rendered, foreclos- Linda Starr Cook Revocable Living Applicant, BP America Production the Conservation Docket at the ing any interest you may have in the following-described real estate Trust, dated August 6, 2015 and Company, has filed an applica- Western Regional Service Office (property) situated in McClain County, Oklahoma, to-wit: No. 561-June 21-2 Times the Trustee of such trust; Thomas tion in this cause requesting the of the Corporation Commission, A tract of land located in part of the Southwest Quarter (SW/4) of IN THE DISTRICT COURT S. Cook; Troy Cook and Debora Corporation Commission of Okla- Jim Thorpe Building, 2101 North Section Fourteen (14), Township Seven (7) North, Range Two (2) West, OF MCCLAIN COUNTY M. Cook, as Trustees of the Cook homa to enter an order pooling the Lincoln Boulevard, Oklahoma McClain County, Oklahoma, and being more particularly described as STATE OF OKLAHOMA Family Trust dated 11/6/2015; interests of oil and gas owners, City, Oklahoma, at 8:30 A.M. on follows: Beginning at the SE/Corner of the NE/4 SW/4 SW/4 of said IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE William R. Cook and Bryan Paul and adjudicating the rights and the 9th day of July , 2018, and Section 14; thence North 00 degrees 27’19” East 599 feet; thence OF FRANCES E. MCELDERRY, Cook and Erin Michelle Cook Dum, equities in connection therewith, in that this notice be published as South 89 degrees 54’20” West 290 feet; thence South 00 degrees Deceased. as Co-Trustees of the William R. the 640-acre horizontal well unit to required by law and the rules of 27’19” West 599 feet; thence North 89 degrees 54’20” East 290 feet Case No. PB-18-35 Cook Revocable Trust dated May be formed in Section 7, Township the Commission. to the point of beginning, NOTICE OF HEARING FIRST 24, 2016; Karen Cotter; Kenneth 5 North, Range 1 West of the IM, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN for the sum of: AND FINAL ACCOUNT, Cotter; Craig Revocable Trust McClain County, Oklahoma, for that Applicant and interested PETITION FOR DECREE OF dated April 23, 2014, and Nor- the Woodford common source of parties may present testimony by Reason Amount DISTRIBUTION AND man H. Craig and Louise A. Craig supply, in respect to the develop- telephone. The cost of telephonic DISCHARGE OF PERSONAL Unpaid Principal Balance: $14,777.87 as Trustees of such trust; Nancy ment of such common source of communication shall be paid by REPRESENTATIVE and Nathan Craig, Jr., Living Trust supply in such unit. The interests the person or persons requesting Date of Default: 12/01/2017 Notice is hereby given that dated May 14, 2014, and Nathan of the oil and gas owners involved its use. Interested parties who wish Neil W. McElderry, III, the duly L. Craig, Jr. and Nancy C. Craig herein and the rights and equities in to participate by telephone shall Interest Due From: 11/01/2017 appointed and qualified Personal as Trustees of such trust; Joe E. respect thereto are sought herein contact Applicant or Applicant’s Representative of the Estate of Curtis Production Company, Ltd; to be pooled and adjudicated attorney, prior to the hearing date, Lender’s Fees & Costs: Frances E. McElderry, Deceased, has filed his Final Account, Peti- Jimmy Cutter; Joseph Shane pursuant to 52 O.S. §87.1 within and provide their names and tele- Corporate Advances $150.00 Davis; Timothy Allen Davis; Dan and on the basis of the unit covered phone numbers. tion for Decree of Distribution A. Evatt; James W. Evatt; Farmers hereby as a unit, and not limited to NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Escrow Advance $463.02 and Discharge of Personal Rep- United Cooperative Pool; Kathryn a single wellbore. The application that all interested persons may ap- resentative. A hearing has been Flournoy; Golden Creek Minerals, in this cause states that Applicant pear and be heard. For information Accrued Late Charges $237.04 fixed by the Judge of the Court LLC; Orville C. Goodman; Anita has proposed the development concerning this action, contact for the 12th day of July 2018, at J. Grove; Peggy J. Guthrie; John of the common source of supply Kelsey Swinford, BP America Other Fees $13.00 9:30 a.m., in the District Court- W. Hamby; Chester Heath, Jr.; in the unit involved herein under Production Company, 1100 North room of Judge Charles N. Gray, Chester Heath, Sr., deceased; a plan of development and has Broadway Avenue – Suite 200, including all subsequent advances by Plaintiff, if any, for taxes, County Courthouse, Purcell, Mc- Dexter Heath; Donald O. Heath, proposed to commence such plan Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73103, insurance premiums, or expenses necessary for the preservation of Clain County, Oklahoma, and all Jr.; Glenda Heath; Harold Kimbrew of development of such unit by an Telephone: (405) 416-9152; or the subject property, all costs of this action; reasonable attorney’s persons interested in the Estate Heath; Karlah Heath; Lynn Heath; initial well in the lands covered John R. Reeves, attorney, OBA fees and costs as the Court may allow, and the costs of foreclosing are notified to appear and show Mary Ruth Heath; Shelah Heath; hereby. Such application further #7479, Seventeenth Floor, One your interest in the property and ordering said property sold with or cause, if any they have, why the Terry Heath; Don V. Hester; Kevin states that Applicant has been Leadership Square, 211 North without appraisement as Plaintiff may elect, all of which you will take Account should not be settled and Hoog; Scott Huber; Marsha L. unable to reach an agreement Robinson Avenue, Oklahoma City, due notice. allowed, the Estate distributed Keller; Sandra Kennedy; Esther E. with the owners of drilling rights Oklahoma 73102, Telephone: (405) WITNESS my hand and official seal this 11 day of June, 2018. and the Personal Representative Kirby; Klabzuba Oil & Gas Inc; Julie named as respondents herein 272-5742. Kristel Gray, Court Clerk discharged. A. Kranker Living Trust dated April with respect to such proposed CORPORATION By: /s/ Kathy Peterson DATED this 13th day of June 26, 1999, and the Trustee of such plan of development of the com- COMMISSION DEPUTY COURT CLERK 2018. trust; Karis A. Kranker; Kerstan P. mon source of supply in the unit OF OKLAHOMA (Seal) CHARLES GRAY Kranker; Kyle J. Kranker; LaPal- covered hereby. Such application DANA. L. MURPHY, Chairman Don Timberlake - # 9021 ASSOCIATE oma Investment Company, LLC; further requests up to 365 days J. TODD HIETT, Gary D. Baer - # 0407 DISTRICT JUDGE Vallie Maze, nee Heath, deceased; within which to commence op- Vice Chairman Chynna Scruggs - # 32663 JUDGE OF DISTRICT COURT John C. Mitchell, Jr.; MJM Energy, erations on or in connection with BOB ANTHONY, Commis- Kim S. Jenkins - # 32809 James B. Blevins, Jr., OBA #881 LLC; Moncrief Turkey Creek 2013 such initial well under such plan sioner William H. Sullivan - # 8761 Carrie Kopp, OBA #21731 Partnership; MRO-A, LLC; Rita of development. Such application DONE AND PERFORMED this BAER & TIMBERLAKE, P.C. Blevins & Associates Law, PLLC Ann Nadeau; Native Exploration further states that there is currently 14th day ofJune, 2018. P.O. Box 18486 138 W. Main/P.O. Box 1565 Operating, LLC; Randy Nelson; pending before the Commission BY ORDER OF THE COMMIS- Oklahoma City, OK 73154-0486 Purcell, OK 73080 Rodney Nelson; Sandra Jane in Cause CD No. 201804346 an SION: Telephone: (405) 842-7722 Phone: 405-527-7575 Nickel; Cynthia Suzanne Ousley; application of Applicant to form PEGGY MITCHELL, Commis- Facsimile: (405) 848-9349 Fax: 405-527-7574 Pentex Exploration & Producing, a 640-acre horizontal well unit in sion Secretary [email protected] Attorney for Personal Repre- Inc; Ranken Energy Corpora- said Section 7 for the Woodford 14818-1034noh BT: 116255 sentative LPXLP THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, June 21, 2018-7B No. 542-June 7-3 Times ship Eight (8) North, Range Four No. 544-June 14-3 Times burdens and encumbrances of No. 567-June 21-1 Time administrators, devisees, trust- IN THE DISTRICT COURT (4) West of the I.B.M., McClain NOTICE OF SALE OF record; and (3) the policies, rules BEFORE THE CORPORATION ees and assigns, both immediate OF MCCLAIN COUNTY County, Oklahoma, more particu- OIL AND GAS LEASE and regulations of the Board of COMMISSION OF THE and remote, of such deceased STATE OF OKLAHOMA larly described as follows: Com- The Board of Regents of the Regents of the University of Okla- STATE OF OKLAHOMA individual; if any of the above- RUSSELL L. PRICE, mencing at the SW/corner of said University of Oklahoma, a public homa. The express terms, condi- APPLICANT: BP AMERICA PRO- named parties is a dissolved Plaintiff, SW1/4 NW1/4; thence N 0°05’11” body, will receive sealed bids from tions and limitation in the oil and DUCTION COMPANY partnership, corporation or other vs. W, a distance of 363 feet; thence N any interested firm(s) or entity(ies) gas lease are incorporated in the RELIEF SOUGHT: POOLING association, then the unknown MICHAEL WILLIAM GURNICK, 90°00’00” E, a distance of 352 feet for sale of an oil and gas lease on Bid at the web page listed below. LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SECTION successors, trustees and assigns, JR., ROXIE MCCOY, Deceased, to the point of beginning, thence Tuesday, July 3, 2018, no later Copy of Bid can be accessed 18, TOWNSHIP 5 NORTH, RANGE both immediate and remote, of FRANK J. DVORAK, Deceased, N 90°00’00” E a distance of 716 than 2 p.m. CST in the Purchas- through the Purchasing website at: 1 WEST OF THE IM, MCCLAIN such dissolved entity; if any of the JANIE DIANNE DVORAK COMP- feet to the point on the West right ing Department, 2750 Venture Dr., http://www.ou.edu/purchasing/ COUNTY, OKLAHOMA above-named parties designated TON, SUZANNE ROSE, KITTY of way line, thence Northwesterly Norman, OK 73069-8279. The en- solicitations/solicitations.html. CAUSE CD NO. 201804720 as a trustee is not presently acting ANN DVORAK and THE TREA- along said right of way on a curve velope containing the bid must be The University of Oklahoma, NOTICE OF HEARING in such capacity as trustee, then SURER OF MCCLAIN COUNTY, to the right having a radius of clearly marked Bid #S-18705-18. in compliance with all applicable STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: the unknown successor or suc- OKLAHOMA, and THE BOARD OF 1482.70 feet on a chord bearing of The proposed sale of the oil and federal and state laws and regu- All persons, owners, producers, cessors to such trustee; and if the COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF N 48°01’58” W a chord distance of gas lease will cover the Regents’ lations does not discriminate on operators, purchasers and tak- above-named party designated as MCCLAIN COUNTY, OKLAHOMA, 366.99 feet; thence S 90°00’00” W interest in and to the oil and gas the basis of race, color, national ers of oil and gas, and all other an agent is not presently acting in and the Unknown Successors, a distance of 480.08 feet; thence S (1) N/2 SW/4 NW/4 + SE/4 SW/4 origin, sex, sexual orientation, ge- interested persons, particularly such capacity as agent, then the Heirs, Executors, Administrators, 00°05’11” E a distance of 281 feet NW/4 of Section 4-8N-4W, Mc- netic information, gender identity, in McClain County, Oklahoma, in- unknown successor or successors Devisees, Trustees and Assigns to the point of beginning Clain County, OK, containing 30 gender expression, age, religion, cluding the following: Pamela Joy to such agent. of ROXIE MCCOY, Deceased and free and clear of all liens, claims acres, more or less; (2) OU owns disability, political beliefs, or status Ackerman; Scott Adams; Altiore, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that FRANK J. DVORAK, Deceased, and encumbrances, Michael Wil- 4.167 net mineral acres under the as a veteran in any of its policies, LLC; Ambister Mineral Company; Applicant, BP America Production Defendants. liam Gurnick, Jr., has no right, above described tract; (3) Title is practices, or procedures. This in- P. Monique Anthis-Hunt; Apollo Company, has filed an applica- Case No. CV-2018-51 title, interest, lien, estate, encum- held by: Board of Regents of the cludes, but is not limited to: admis- Oil Corporation; Carol Randolph tion in this cause requesting the NOTICE BY PUBLICATION brance, claim, or assessment in or University of Oklahoma. The oil sions, employment, financial aid, Badger; Vikki Lynn Ballard; Newell Corporation Commission of Okla- THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: to said hereinabove described real and gas lease shall be subject to housing, services in educational K. Barker; Kash A. Barker; Beattie homa to enter an order pooling the Michael William Gurnick, Jr. property, and a Decree quieting the terms, conditions and limita- programs or activities, or health Family Trust dated November 20, interests of oil and gas owners, The above-named Defendant and confirming the Plaintiff’s title tions imposed by: (1) federal, state care services that the University 2003, and Anna-Faye Rose as and adjudicating the rights and will take notice that in the District and possession thereto, as against and local laws and regulations; operates or provides. Trustee of such trust; Marsha A. equities in connection therewith, in Court of McClain County, Okla- said Defendant and his unknown (2) the deeds, grants, easement, Benda; BK Morgan Enterprises, the 640-acre horizontal well unit to homa, in the above-styled and successors, and forever barring LLC; Blair Royalties, Ltd.; The be formed in Section 18, Township numbered case, an action has and enjoining the Defendant and No. 574-June 21-2 Times day of August, 2018, at 9:30 a.m. Margaret A. Blair Revocable Living 5 North, Range 1 West of the IM, been filed by Russell L. Price, to his unknown successors from any IN THE DISTRICT COURT at the McClain County District Trust, and the Trustee of such trust; McClain County, Oklahoma, for quiet any right, title, or interest and all right, title, estate, interest OF MCCLAIN COUNTY Courthouse, 121 N. 2nd Street, Jennifer Kay Badger, now Bogle; the Woodford common source of in and to the real property de- or equity of redemption in and to STATE OF OKLAHOMA Purcell, OK 73080, and all persons Mary Ruth Brush; Buffalo Creek supply, in respect to the develop- scribed herein below which you the said lands and premises, or IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE interested may appear and contest Minerals, LLC; Charles Clement, ment of such common source of have or may claim to have and any part thereof. OF DOROTHY IRENE FREEMAN, the same. as Trustee of the Clement Family supply in such unit. The interests you must answer the Petition of WITNESS MY HAND AND OF- DECEASED IN WITNESS WHEREOF, this 15 Trust; Davis No. 1 Trust, dated of the oil and gas owners involved said Plaintiff on file in said cause FICIAL SEAL this 5th day of June CASE NO. PB-2018-76 day of June, 2018. October 24, 1986, and Clyde E. herein and the rights and equities in on or before July 27, 2018,or the 2018. NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION CHARLES GRAY Davis as Trustee of such trust; respect thereto are sought herein allegations of said Petition will be Kristel Gray, Court Clerk FOR ANCILLARY PROBATE ASSOCIATE Annie Sue Dickinson; Nancy Jane to be pooled and adjudicated taken as true and judgment ren- By: /s/ Sheryl Flores NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to DISTRICT JUDGE Dunn; J.O. Easley; The Louise pursuant to 52 O.S. §87.1 within dered accordingly, adjudging and Deputy Court Clerk all persons interested in the Estate JUDGE OF THE R Edwards Trust, and Judith L. and on the basis of the unit covered decreeing that the Plaintiff is the (Seal) of DOROTHY IRENE FREEMAN, DISTRICT COURT Traub, as Successor Co-Trustee hereby as a unit, and not limited to owner of, and that the Plaintiff is APPROVED: Deceased that on the 15 day of Prepared by: of such trust; Robert Arthur and a single wellbore. The application in actual and peaceful possession /s/ James B. Blevins, Jr. June, 2018, there was filed with /s/ Nicholas G. Farha Marilyn Dell Ellsworth Trust, ex- in this cause states that Applicant and occupancy of, the following James B. Blevins, Jr., OBA #881 this Court the Petition of Terri Lee Nicholas G. Farha, OBA #21170 ecuted the 30th day of September, has proposed the development described real property situated in Carrie Kopp, OBA #21731 Cornwell requesting the Court FARHA LAW, PLLC 1997,and the Trustee of such of the common source of supply McClain County, Oklahoma, to-wit Blevins & Associates Law, PLLC issue an order distributing the 1900 NW Expressway, Suite 501 trust; Robert Arthur Ellsworth; in the unit involved herein under (the “Property”): 138 W. Main/P.O. Box 1565 estate of Dorothy Irene Freeman Oklahoma City, OK 73118 Marilyn Dell Ellsworth; Dan A. a plan of development and has Surface and Surface only. Part Purcell, Oklahoma 73080 according to the final decree of Telephone: (405) 471-2224 Evatt; Anne Estelle Fantazia, nee proposed to commence such plan of the Southwest Quarter of the PHONE: (405) 527-7575 the domiciliary court. Facsimile: (405) 810-9901 Hamby and Elvin Francis Fantazia, of development of such unit by an Northwest Quarter (SW1/4 NW1/4) FAX: (405) 527-7574 NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Email: [email protected] as Trustees of the Fantazia Joint initial well in the lands covered of Section Thirty-one (31),Town- Attorney for Plaintiff said Petition will be heard on the 2 ATTORNEY FOR PETITIONER Family Trust, created 12/14/2016; hereby. Such application further A.R. Hamby, deceased; Elna states that Applicant has been Farar; The Fleming Group, LLC; unable to reach an agreement James B. Flournoy, Jr., and Anna with the owners of drilling rights No. 570-June 21-3 Times Ratts’s Oklahoma Estate are as follows: Sue Dickinson, as Trustee; Kelli named as respondents herein IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF MCCLAIN COUNTY with respect to such proposed NAME AND AD- RELATIONSHIP AGE Marie Jones Fondren; Cheryl R. STATE OF OKLAHOMA plan of development of the com- DRESS/RESIDENCE Foster; Bobby Lloyd Freeman; In the Matter of the Estate of M.L. Ratts, a/k/a Marvin Ratts, Deceased. Jimmy Floyd Freeman; Geodyne mon source of supply in the unit Case No. PB-18-74 Nominee Corporation; James T. covered hereby. Such application COMBINED NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND NOTICE OF Shriner Crippled Legatee N/A Children’s Hospital Gibson; Larry R. Gibson; Sandra further requests up to 365 days FINAL HEARING ON PETITION FOR SUMMARY Lynn Gosnell Griswold; Jimmie K. within which to commence op- ADMINISTRATION AND DETERMINATION OF HEIRS Fund 4400 Clayton Harris; Bess Harrison; Jerry Har- erations on or in connection with NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all persons interested in the Okla- rison; Abigail L. Hawkins; Hunter E. such initial well under such plan homa Estate of M.L. Ratts, a/k/a Marvin Ratts, Deceased, that Patricia Avenue St. Louis, MO 63100 Hawkins; Vallie Maze, nee Heath; of development. Such application M. Whisenand (the “Petitioner”) petitioned this Court for summary Diana Houston; Paul Houston further states that there is currently administration and determination of heirs-at-law, devisees, legatees, Russell Shrine Club Legatee N/A Trust, and Katherine V. Houston pending before the Commission and beneficiaries of M.L. Ratts, a/k/a Marvin Ratts, Deceased (the of Russell, Kansas as Trustee of such trust; Richard in Cause CD No. 201804348 an “Decedent”). P.O. Box 213 C. Howard; Vernon D. Howard; application of Applicant to form Petitioner has alleged that the Decedent died testate on March 5, Russell, KS 67665 William K. Howard; Jamie Kay a 640-acre horizontal well unit in 2016, while a resident of and domiciled in Russell County, Kansas, Gosnell Huddleston; Kingdon R. said Section 18 for the Woodford M.L. Ratts died testate at the age of 91 years. Russell Regional Legatee N/A Hughes Family Ltd. Partnership; common source of supply. Attached as Exhibit No. 1 to Petitioner’s Petition for Summary Admin- Hospital Barry Jenkins; Harold S. Jenkins; NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN istration and Determination of Heirs is an instrument purported to be 200 S. Main Norma C. Jenkins; Al Jennings, Jr., that the application in this cause a certified copy of the Decedent’s Last Will and Testament. Petitioner Russell, KS 67665 deceased; Roy Jack Jennings; Al requests that BP America Pro- has requested that the Court admit to probate the Decedent’s Last Vera J. Johnson, deceased; Ashley duction Company, or some other Will and Testament and other summary probate proceedings under Trinity United Legatee N/A Methodist Church Trotti Jones; John Jackson Jones; party recommended by Applicant Okla. Stat. tit. 58, § 245. John O. Jones; Michael D. Jones; be designated as operator under In an Order Setting Hearing, Order for Combined Notice, and Order 221 N. Maple Street Russell, KS 67665 Betty Justus; Peter and Nancy the order to be entered herein of Appointing Personal Representative, the Court found and ordered that, Keane Trust, executed the 2nd day the common source of supply in under Okla. Stat. tit. 58, § 245, it should dispense with the regular Patricia Whisenand Stepdaughter Adult of November, 1999, and Nancy the unit covered hereby, including probate proceeding prescribed by law. 7201 S. Washington Ellsworth Keane as Special Trustee the initial well and any subsequent Petitioner, Patricia M. Whisenand, with an address of 7201 S. Way of such trust; Kirkpatrick Royalty well or wells to be drilled under or Washington Way, Centennial, Colorado 80122, is an interested party Centennial, CO Company, LLC; Long Family Oil otherwise covered by Applicant’s in the probate administration of the Decedent’s Oklahoma Estate and 80122 Trust, and Wendell M. Long and proposed plan of development of is appointed as the Personal Representative of the Decedent’s Okla- Kathleen Long as Trustees of such such unit. homa Estate after Andrew Gilmore and Kendall Elliott both declined Glennis E. Wylie Stepdaughter Adult trust; Lyda Long, LLC; Elizabeth NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN to serve as Personal Representative and consented and waived in 1928 Seadrift Dr., Liggett McAlister, deceased; The that this cause is set before an ad- favor of the Petitioner to serve as the Personal Representative for Unit A McClelland Living Trust, and Mi- ministrative law judge for hearing, M.L. Ratts’s Oklahoma Estate. Windsor, CO 80550 chael L. McClelland and Ann M. taking of evidence and reporting Under Decedent’s Last Will, the Decedent devised all the rest and McClelland as Trustees of such to the Corporation Commission of residue of his property, whether real, personal, or mixed, and wherever See, generally, Exhibit No. 1 attached to Petition for Summary trust; R.B. McCloy, deceased; Eu- Oklahoma. Notice is further given situated, to the following persons and in the following shares: Administration and Determination of Heirs. gene J. McGarvey, Jr. Revocable that the application in this cause At the time of his death, M.L. Ratts owned undivided working may be amended at such hearing NAME AND RELATION- AGE SHARE Trust, and Eugene J. McGarvey, Jr. interests in and to oil and gas leasehold located in McClain, Logan, in accordance with the rules of the RESIDENCE SHIP as Trustee of such trust; William Lincoln, and Garvin Counties, all located in the State of Oklahoma K. McGarvey Revocable Trust, and Commission and the laws of the Patricia M. Stepdaughter Adult 1/2 (the “Oil and Gas Leasehold”). The Oil and Gas Leasehold comprises William K. McGarvey as Trustee of State of Oklahoma. Whisenand & Devisee M.L. Ratts’s Oklahoma Estate. Under the terms of Decedent’s Last such trust; Arthur Miller; Ray Miller; NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN 7201 S. Will, the Oil and Gas Leasehold constitutes the rest and residue of Nathan Minerals, LLC; John C. that this cause will be heard before Washington the Decedent’s Oklahoma Estate. The probable value of the Oil and Mitchell; Karen Jo Jenkins Moore; an administrative law judge on Way Gas Leasehold is $6,000.00. William Wallace Moore, Jr.; Muir- the Conservation Docket at the Centennial, You are hereby advised and notified that you must file objections to field Resources Company; Polly Western Regional Service Office CO 80122 the Petition for Summary Administration and Determination of Heirs Jo Neely; Eric Olsen; QEP Energy; of the Corporation Commission, and the admission of foreign will to probate, the final account and Randal Petroleum Corp.; Raqii, Jim Thorpe Building, 2101 North Glennis E. Stepdaughter Adult 1/2 determination of heirs, legatees, devisees, and beneficiaries of the LLC; G.D. Reavis; Redfork Oil, Lincoln Boulevard, Oklahoma Wylie & Devisee Decedent’s Oklahoma property, distribution of the Decedent’s Okla- LLC; Steve Redgate; Rees Family City, Oklahoma, at 8:30 A.M. on 1928 Seadrift homa property, and discharge of the Personal Representative at any Trust dated 5/31/91, and David the 9th day of July , 2018, and Dr., Unit A time before the final hearing and by sending a copy to the Petitioner Rees as Successor Trustee of such that this notice be published as Windsor, CO and the Personal Representative, Patricia M. Whisenand, c/o Ted W. trust; Margaret K. Replogle Min- required by law and the rules of 80550 Haxel an attorney-at-law with an address of 108 North Second Avenue, eral Trust under Agreement dated the Commission. P.O. Box 367, Purcell, Oklahoma 73080-0367, or you will be deemed December 11, 1990, and Harry J. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Under Okla. Stat. tit. 84, §213(B), the names, ages, and places of to have waived any objections. If you have no objections, you need Schafer III as Co-Trustee of such that Applicant and interested residence of the heirs-at-law to Decedent’s Oklahoma Estate are as not appear at the hearing or make any filings with the Court trust; The Replogle Company, parties may present testimony by follows: If an objection is filed before the final hearing, the Court will determine LLC; Robert Louise Rorshach telephone. The cost of telephonic at the final hearing whether the Decedent’s Last Will and Testament Revocable Trust dated 3/24/1997, communication shall be paid by NAME AND RELATIONSHIP AGE shall be admitted to probate, whether summary administration pro- and the Trustee of such trust; The the person or persons requesting RESIDENCE ceedings are appropriate for the Decedent’s Oklahoma Estate, and, if Rose Family Trust of 1985, and its use. Interested parties who wish so, whether the Decedent’s Oklahoma Estate will be distributed and Kevin E. Thienes as Successor to participate by telephone shall Bill Ratts Half-Brother Adult to whom the estate will be distributed. Trustee of such trust; Sabine contact Applicant or Applicant’s 6714 San Fernando Under the Order Setting Hearing, Order for Combined Notice, Production Company; Thomas attorney, prior to the hearing date, Dr. and Order Appointing Personal Representative, all creditors having D. Shaw Revocable Trust dated and provide their names and tele- Boise, ID 83701 claims against the Decedent are required to present the same, with a 8/28/1990, and Thomas D. Shaw phone numbers. Martha Amyx Sister Deceased description of all security interest and other collateral, if any, held by as Trustee of such trust; Singer NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN (May 5, 2018) each creditor with respect to such claim, to the Petitioner and Per- Bros.; Southwest Petroleum that all interested persons may ap- sonal Representative, Patricia M. Whisenand, c/o Zachary J. Foster, Company, LP; Clara Ada Sullivan; pear and be heard. For information Gordon Amyx Nephew 1 Adult attorney-at-law, Mahaffey & Gore, P.C., 300 N.E. 1st Street, Oklahoma Ozella Sullivan; Summers-Uhles, concerning this action, contact 349 E. Bower St. City, Oklahoma 73104-4004, on or before JULY 18, 2018, or the same LLC; Alexis P. Swihart; Lindsay L. Kelsey Swinford, BP America Meridian, ID 83642 will be forever barred. Swihart; Tanner Swihart; TAS Roy- Production Company, 1100 North Notice is also hereby given that a final hearing will be held on alty Company; TCD Exploration, Broadway Avenue – Suite 200, Donald Amyx Nephew* Adult AUGUST 30, 2018, AT 9:30 A.M., at the McClain County Courthouse LLC; G.W. Thomas; BOKF, NA, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73103, 1771 S. Phillippi St. with an address of 121 N. 2nd Street, Purcell, Oklahoma, said date as Agent for the Trinity Episcopal Telephone: (405) 416-9152; or Boise, ID 83705 being not less than 45 days following the granting of the Order Setting Church of Tulsa, Inc.; Trinity Epis- John R. Reeves, attorney, OBA Hearing, Order for Combined Notice, and Order Appointing Personal copal Church of Tulsa, Inc.; Trinity #7479, Seventeenth Floor, One Lucretia Bollinger Niece* Adult Representative. At this hearing, the Court will decide whether to ap- Petroleum Corporation; UDX, LLC; Leadership Square, 211 North 7597 Madden Dr. prove the Petition for Summary Administration and Determination of Universal Resources Corporation; Robinson Avenue, Oklahoma City, Nampa, ID 83686 Heirs, which includes the admission of a foreign will to probate, the Emily K. Vollmeie; Wake Energy, Oklahoma 73102, Telephone: (405) Martha Kay Cox Niece* Adult final account and determination of heirs, legatees, and beneficiaries LLC; Webb Royalties, LLC; Patricia 272-5742. P.O. Box 2 of the Decedent’s Oklahoma Estate, the distribution of the Decedent’s A. Howard, now Weber; Weimer, CORPORATION Mountainburg, AR Oklahoma Estate, and the discharge of the Personal Representative. LTD; West Star Exploration & COMMISSION 72946 The Petition for Final Account and Determination of Heirs, Lega- Production Company; West Star OF OKLAHOMA tees, and Devisees, and Distribution will be filed herein on or before Operating Company; Tammy Sue DANA. L. MURPHY, Chairman Duane Amyx Nephew* Adult AUGUST 1, 2018. Gosnell Williams; Dink Ellis Wil- J. TODD HIETT, 6184 W. Hollilynn Charles Gray liford; Nelson Clay Willis; Myrtle Vice Chairman Dr. JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT Wright Declaration of Trust, and BOB ANTHONY, Boise, ID 83709 Zachary J. Foster, OBA #30554 Rowena Wright Willis as Trustee Commissioner Mahaffey & Gore, P.C. of such trust; Vaughn Daniel Yea- DONE AND PERFORMED this 1 Gordon Amyx, Donald Amyx, Lucretia Bollinger, Martha Kay Cox, 300 N.E. 1st Street ger; David Young Testamentary 14th day of June, 2018. and Duane Amyx are Martha Amyx’s purported heirs-at-law, as as- Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73104 Trust, for the benefit of Brittney BY ORDER OF THE COMMIS- serted in the Petition to probate her estate, In the Matter of the Estate Telephone: (405) 236-0478 Lynn Young, and the Trustee of SION: of Martha Amyx, Decedent, Case No. CV01-18-08953, filed in the Ada Facsimile: (405) 236-1520 such trust; Norbert Young; Ulrich PEGGY MITCHELL, Commis- County Magistrate Court, State of Idaho. [email protected] Young; if any of the above-named sion Secretary Under M.L. Ratts’s Last Will and Testament, the name, age, and Attorneys for Petitioner individuals be deceased, then 14818-1035noh place of residence of the legatees, devisees, and beneficiaries of M.L. the unknown heirs, executors, 8B-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, June 21, 2018 LPXLP No. 568-June 21-1 Time Assigns of Nancy Merkle, de- the Applicant, Roan Resources No. 565-June 21-2 Times Pennsylvania, Suite B, Oklahoma Legal BEFORE THE CORPORATION ceased; The Unknown Heirs, LLC, has filed an application in IN THE DISTRICT COURT City, Oklahoma 73159, on or COMMISSION OF THE Devisees, Successors and As- this cause requesting the Corpo- OF McCLAIN COUNTY before the following presentment STATE OF OKLAHOMA signs of Patricia Jeanette Atwell ration Commission enter an order STATE OF OKLAHOMA date of August 27, 2018, or same Publications APPLICANT: ROAN RESOURCES Winans, deceased; The Unknown pooling the interests of the oil IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE will be forever barred. LLC Heirs, Devisees, Successors and and gas owners, and adjudicat- OF DELANE L. KEEF, Dated this 14th day of June, RELIEF SOUGHT: POOLING Assigns of Patricia Sue Watson, ing the rights and equities with Deceased. 2018. No. 573-June 21-2 Times LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SECTION deceased; The Unknown Heirs, respect thereto, in the proposed No. PB-2018-60 /s/ Doug Scott IN THE DISTRICT COURT 19, TOWNSHIP 9 NORTH, RANGE Devisees, Successors and As- 640-acre horizontal drilling and NOTICE TO CREDITORS Doug Scott, Personal OF MCCLAIN COUNTY 4 WEST OF THE IM, McCLAIN signs of Patrick D. Plumlee, de- spacing units comprised of Sec- TO THE CREDITORS OF DEL- Representative of The Estate STATE OF OKLAHOMA COUNTY, OKLAHOMA ceased; The Unknown Heirs, tion 19, Township 9 North, Range ANE L. KEEF, DECEASED: of Delane L. Keef, Deceased IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE Cause CD No. 201804683 Devisees, Successors and As- 4 West of the IM, McClain County, All persons having claims Robert S. Meier, OBA No. 6123 OF BRUCE ELDON FREEMAN, NOTICE OF HEARING signs of Pearl Bench, deceased; Oklahoma, for the Mississippian, against Delane L. Keef, Deceased, Meier & Associates DECEASED STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: All The Unknown Heirs, Devisees, Woodford and Hunton separate are required to present the same 10015 South Pennsylvania, CASE NO. PB-2018-75 persons, owners, producers, op- Successors and Assigns of Peggy common sources of supply with with a description of all security Suite B COMBINED NOTICE erators, purchasers and takers of Joan Atwell Chears, deceased; respect to the development of interests and other collateral, if Oklahoma City, Oklahoma TO CREDITORS AND oil and gas, and all other inter- The Unknown Heirs, Devisees, such separate common sources of any, held by each creditor with 73159 NOTICE OF HEARING ested persons, particularly in Successors and Assigns of Pow- supply in such unit. The interests respect to such claim, to the un- (405) 692-9966 TO: All Persons interested in the McClain County, Oklahoma, in- ell Elmer Watson, deceased; The of the oil and gas owners involved dersigned, Doug Scott, Personal (405) 692-9967 Facsimile Estate of: BRUCE ELDON FREE- cluding the following: Barry Kent Unknown Heirs, Devisees, Suc- herein and the rights and equities Representative, c/o Robert S. Attorney for Personal Repre- MAN, Deceased. Watson; Brenda Renee Foster; cessors and Assigns of Priscilla in respect thereto are sought here Meier, Attorney at Law, 10015 S. sentative You are hereby notified that Citation 2004 Investment Limited Thomasson, deceased; The Un- to be pooled and adjudicated on the 15 day of June, 2018, the Partnership; D.L. Wright Royalty known Heirs, Devisees, Succes- pursuant to Tit. 52, Okla. Stat., Petitioner, Terri Lee Cornwell, by Company; Dr. Tim Sellers; ELR sors and Assigns of Robert Glen Section 87.1 within and on the ba- and through Nicholas G. Farha Production Ltd.; Gale Burke; Gre- Duckwall, deceased; The Un- sis of the drilling and spacing unit No. 557-June 14-2 Times S. Monroe Avenue, Blanchard, of Farha Law, PLLC attorney for enway Corporation; Hartebeest known Heirs, Devisees, Succes- covered hereby, and not limited to WELLS FARGO BANK, NA, OK 73010 Petitioner, filed in the District Court Enterprises, Inc.; J. Bryce Wynne, sors and Assigns of Robert P. a single wellbore. The Applicant Plaintiff subject to taxes and tax sales, of McClain County a Petition for Trustee of the J. Bryce Wynne Watson, deceased; The Unknown has proposed the development of v. said property being duly appraised Summary Administration. Living Trust dated October 29, Heirs, Devisees, Successors and the separate common sources of JIMMIE C. ROGERS AKA JIMMIE at $85,000.00. The Petitioner has alleged that 1975, as amended and restated Assigns of Robert Watson, de- supply in the drilling and spacing CLAY ROGERS; MARY C. ROG- Sale will be made pursuant to an Bruce Eldon Freeman, Deceased, on March 28, 1990; Jimmy Canary ceased; The Unknown Heirs, units involved herein under a plan ERS; JOHN DOE, OCCUPANT; Order of Sale issued upon a judg- died on the April 4,1981, domiciled Living Trust, by Deborah Joyce Devisees, Successors and As- of development and has proposed CITIBANK (SOUTH DAKOTA), ment entered in the District Court in Arapahoe County, State of Colo- Canary-Marshall and Jimmy signs of Roy B. Plumlee, de- to commence such plan of devel- N.A.; UNKNOWN HEIRS, SUC- of McClain County, Oklahoma, in rado, and that the total value of the Royce Canary, Co-Trustees; ceased; The Unknown Heirs, opment of such unit by an initial CESSORS AND ASSIGNS OF Case No. CJ-2018-00004, wherein Decedent’s property in Oklahoma Juanita Faulkner, Trustee, or her Devisees, Successors and As- well in the lands covered hereby, MARY C. ROGERS, DECEASED; Wells Fargo Bank, NA is Plaintiff is less than $200,000.00. successors in trust of the Juanita signs of Russell E. Plumlee, de- and that the Applicant has been AND SPOUSE, IF ANY OF JIMMIE and Jimmie C. Rogers is/are In an Order for Combined Notice Faulkner Revocable Living Trust, ceased; The Unknown Heirs, unable to reach an agreement with C. ROGERS Defendant(s) to satisfy said judg- and Order Appointing Administra- dated September 18, 2007, and Devisees, Successors and As- the owners of drilling rights named Defendant(s). ment in the sum of $116,927.03 tor entered on the 15 day of June, any amendments thereto; Kristin signs of Ruth Elaine Merkle Tra- as respondents herein with respect Case No. CJ-2018-00004 together with interest at 4.125% 2018, the Court found that it should Schneider; M.O. Rife III and Mar- vis a/k/a Elaine Merkle a/k/a Ruth to such proposed plan of devel- NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE per annum from March 1, 2017, in- dispense with the regular estate cia Boyett as Trustees for M.O. Elaine Travis, deceased; The Un- opment of the separate common NOTICE IS GIVEN to Jimmie cluding late charges, a reasonable proceedings and order notice to Rife III Trust A; Nancy A. Roop; known Heirs, Devisees, Succes- sources of supply in the drilling C. Rogers; Mary C. Rogers; John attorney’s fee, $300.00 advances creditors and issue an order for Nidas Peach Holdings, LLC; Pa- sors and Assigns of Shirley R. and spacing unit covered hereby. Doe, Occupant; Citibank (South for title search, and those addi- hearing upon the Petition. tina Oil & Gas Corporation; Teresa Shores, deceased; The Unknown NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Dakota), N.A.; Unknown Heirs, tional sums advanced for taxes, Pursuant to the Order for Com- G. Smith, Bryan D. Burke, Kevin Heirs, Devisees, Successors and that the application in this cause Successors and Assigns of Mary insurance, property preservation bined Notice, all creditors having D. Burke and Melodie D. Arnold; Assigns of Sue Ann Hallmark, requests that the Applicant or C. Rogers, Deceased; Spouse, if and all costs of this action accrued claims against Bruce Eldon Free- The Unknown Heirs, Devisees deceased; The Unknown Heirs, some other party recommended any of Jimmie C. Rogers, and their and accruing. man, Deceased, are required to Successors and Assigns of Kath- Devisees, Successors and As- by Applicant be designated as unknown successors and assigns, The addresses of the present the same with a descrip- erine J. Thorpe a/k/a Kathryn J. signs of Susan Merkle, deceased; operator under the order to be en- that on July 17, 2018, at 10 o’clock, Defendant(s), Jimmie C. Rog- tion of all security interests and Thorpe, deceased; The Unknown The Unknown Heirs, Devisees, tered in this cause of the separate a.m., at Room 121 of the County ers, Unknown Heirs, Successors other collateral, if any, held by Heirs, Devisees Successors and Successors and Assigns of common sources supply in the Courthouse in Purcell, McClain and Assigns of Mary C. Rogers, each creditor with respect to such Assigns of Kathryn J. Thorpe, Thelma L. Johnson, deceased; drilling and spacing units involved County, Oklahoma, the Sheriff of Deceased and Spouse, if any of claim, to Petitioner, c/o Nicholas deceased; The Unknown Heirs, The Unknown Heirs, Devisees, herein, including the proposed said County will offer for sale and Jimmie C. Rogers, and her/his/ G. Farha, Farha Law, PLLC, on or Devisees Successors and Assigns Successors and Assigns of initial well and any subsequent sell for cash at public auction to their unknown successors are before July 15, 2018 or the same of Norman O’Halloran, deceased; Thomas Bee Carpenter, deceased; wells under Applicant’s proposed the highest and best bidder, with unknown to the Plaintiff. will be forever barred. The Unknown Heirs, Devisees, The Unknown Heirs, Devisees, plan of development of such unit. appraisement, all that certain real WITNESS MY HAND this 11 day Notice is also hereby given that Successors and Assigns Floyd Successors and Assigns of Vera Applicant may request up to one estate in McClain County, Okla- of June, 2018. a hearing will be held on the 2 day Watson, deceased; The Unknown Watson, deceased; The Unknown year for the date of the order to homa, to wit: BY: Don Hewett of August, 2018, at 9:30 a.m. at the Heirs, Devisees, Successors and Heirs, Devisees, Successors and enter in this cause, within which LOTS NINE (9), TEN (10), ELEV- Sheriff McClain County Courthouse. At Assigns of Betty Joy Wisdom, Assigns of W.C. Watson, de- to commence the initial well. EN (11) AND TWELVE (12), OF BY: /s/ Don Hewett the hearing the Court will decide deceased; The Unknown Heirs, ceased; The Unknown Heirs, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN BLOCK ONE HUNDRED THIRTY SHAPIRO & CEJDA, LLC whether to approve the Petition for Devisees, Successors and As- Devisees, Successors and As- that this cause will be referred ONE (131), IN THE TOWN OF 770 NE 63rd St Summary Administration. signs of Bobby Joan Martin, signs of Walter Leroy Watson, to an Administrative Law Judge BLANCHARD, MCCLAIN COUN- Oklahoma City, OK 73105-6431 You are hereby advised that you deceased; The Unknown Heirs, deceased; The Unknown Heirs, for hearing, taking of evidence TY, OKLAHOMA, ACCORDING TO (405) 848-1819 must file objections to the Petition Devisees, Successors and As- Devisees, Successors and As- and reporting to the Corporation THE RECORDED PLAT THEREOF. Attorneys for Plaintiff prior to the hearing and send a signs of Charles Billy Porter, de- signs of Wanda Louise Farless, Commission. PROPERTY ADDRESS: 610 File No. 17-131966 copy to the Petitioner in care of his ceased; The Unknown Heirs, deceased; The Unknown Heirs, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN attorney or you will be deemed to Devisees, Successors and As- Devisees, Successors and As- that this cause will be heard before have waived any objections. If you signs of A. Rener Merkle, de- signs of Wayne Wigley, deceased; an Administrative Law Judge on have no objections, you need not ceased; The Unknown Heirs, The Unknown Heirs, Devisees, the Merits Docket at the Corpora- appear at the hearing or make any Devisees, Successors and As- Successors and Assigns of William tion Commission, First Floor, Jim No. 541-June 7-3 Times described real property situated in filings with the Court. If an objec- signs of Benjamin Charles Ross, Everett Agee, Jr., deceased; The Thorpe Building, Oklahoma City, IN THE DISTRICT COURT McClain County, Oklahoma, to-wit tion is filed before the hearing the deceased; The Unknown Heirs, Unknown Heirs, Devisees, Suc- Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m., on the OF MCCLAIN COUNTY (the “Property”): Court will determine the heirs at Devisees, Successors and As- cessors and Assigns of William F. 10th day of July 2018, and that STATE OF OKLAHOMA Lot Thirty Eight (38), Block the hearing and whether summary signs of Bessie Agee, deceased; Plumlee, deceased; The Unknown this notice will be published as JAMES M. COMER, One (1), GREEN ACRES, being a proceedings are appropriate and, The Unknown Heirs, Devisees, Heris, Devisees, Successors and required by law and the rules of Plaintiff, subdivision of a part of the SE1/4 if so, whether the Estate will be Successors and Assigns of Betty Assigns of Jerry Watson, de- the Commission. vs. of Section 6, Township 6 North, distributed and to whom the estate Jean Gilreath, deceased; The ceased; The Walbert Company; NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN BOBBY G. SHELTON and LINDA Range 4 West, McClain County, will be distributed. Unknown Heirs, Devisees, Suc- Address Unknown; Chloe that the Applicant and interested G. HENRY, if living and if they are Oklahoma, according to the re- Prepared by: cessors and Assigns of Beulah Henseon, if living, or if deceased, parties may present testimony by deceased, the Unknown Succes- corded plat thereof. /s/ Nicholas G. Farha Romona Miller, deceased; The the Unknown Heirs, Devisees, telephone. The cost of telephonic sors, Heirs, Executors, Adminis- free and clear of all liens, Nicholas G. Farha, OBA #21170 Unknown Heirs, Devisees, Suc- Successors or Assigns of Chloe communication shall be paid by trators, Devisees, Trustees and claims and encumbrances Linda FARHA LAW, PLLC cessors and Assigns of Billie Jean Henson; Christine Kitner, if living, the person or persons requesting Assigns of BOBBY G. SHELTON, G. Henry, and she has no right, 1900 NW Expressway, Suite 501 Effinger, deceased; The Unknown or if deceased, the Unknown Heirs, its use. An interested party who Deceased, and LINDA G. HENRY, title, interest, lien, estate, encum- Oklahoma City, OK 73118 Heirs, Devisees, Successors and Devisees, Successors or Assigns wishes to participate by telephone Deceased, THE TREASURER OF brance, claim, or assessment in or Telephone: (405) 471-2224 Assigns of Billy June Atwell, de- of Christine Kitner; Evelyn Hudson, shall contact the Applicant’s at- MCCLAIN COUNTY, OKLAHOMA, to said hereinabove described real Facsimile: (405) 810-9901 ceased; The Unknown Heirs, if living, or if deceased, the Un- torney, prior to the hearing date, and THE BOARD OF COUNTY property, and a Decree quieting Email: [email protected] Devisees, Successors and As- known Heirs, Devisees, Succes- and provide his or her name and COMMISSIONERS OF MCCLAIN and confirming the Plaintiff’s title signs of Cecil Dempsey Carpenter, sors or Assigns of Evelyn Hudson; phone number. COUNTY, OKLAHOMA, and possession thereto, as against Defendants. said Defendant and their unknown PRIMARY ELECTION deceased; The Unknown Heirs, Florence Hisaw Bradley, if living, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Devisees, Successors and As- or if deceased, the Unknown Heirs, that all interested persons may Case No. CV-2018-53 successors, and forever barring JUNE 26, 2018 BALLOT TITLE NOTICE BY PUBLICATION and enjoining the Defendant and In accordance with Oklahoma Statutes, signs of Charles F. Watson, de- Devisees, Successors or Assigns appear and be heard. For informa- ceased; The Unknown Heirs, of Florence Hisaw Bradly; Harley tion concerning this action contact THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: her unknown successors from any Title 34, Section 17, notice is hereby Linda G. Henry and all right, title, estate, interest given that the following proposed amend- Devisees, Successors and As- Matthews, if living, or if deceased, Jenna Simmons, landman for signs of Clara Fern Coffey; The the Unknown Heirs, Devisees, Applicant, at (405) 241-2152, or The above-named Defendant or equity of redemption in and to ment to the Oklahoma Statutes will ap- will take notice that in the District the said lands and premises, or pear on the Ballot for the Primary Election Unknown Heirs, Devisees, Suc- Successors or Assigns of Harley Emily P. Smith, attorney, OBA No. cessors and Assigns of Donald L. Matthews; Hugh Myers, if living, 20805, (405) 272-4710, 101 Park Court of McClain County, Okla- any part thereof. to be held June 26, 2018. A “YES” vote homa, in the above-styled and WITNESS MY HAND AND OF- is a vote in favor of a measure/proposal. Johnson a/k/a Donald Lee John- or if deceased, the Unknown Heirs, Avenue, Suite 1400, Oklahoma numbered case, an action has FICIAL SEAL this 5th day of June A “NO” vote is a vote against a measure/ son, deceased; The Unknown Devisees, Successors or Assigns City, OK 73102. Please refer to proposal. Heirs, Devisees, Successors and of Hugh Myers; James Henson, If Cause CD Number. been filed by James M. Comer, 2018. James A. Williamson Assigns of Edward B. Carpenter, Living, if deceased, the Unknown DONE AND PERFORMED THIS to quiet any right, title, or interest Kristel Gray, Court Clerk Oklahoma Secretary of State deceased; The Unknown Heirs, Heirs, Devisees, Successors or 13th day of June 2018. in and to the real property de- By: /s/ Sheryl Flores scribed herein below which you Deputy Court Clerk STATE QUESTION 788, Devisees, Successors and As- Assigns of James Henson; Jay W. CORPORATION signs of Eulys E. Woods, de- Rachel, If living, or if deceased, the COMMISSION have or may claim to have and (Seal) INITIATIVE PETITION 412 you must answer the Petition of APPROVED: This measure amends the Oklahoma ceased; The Unknown Heirs, Unknown Heirs, Devisees, Suc- OF OKLAHOMA Devisees, Successors and As- cessors or Assigns of Jay W. DANA L. MURPHY, Chairman said Plaintiff on file in said cause /s/ James B. Blevins, Jr. State Statutes. A yes vote legalizes the on or before July 27, 2018 or the James B. Blevins, Jr., OBA #881 licensed use, sale, and growth of marijua- signs of Floyd A. Porter , de- Rachel; Jessie Leah Wills, if living, J. TODD HIETT, ceased; The Unknown Heirs, or if deceased, the Unknown Heirs, Vice Chairman allegations of said Petition will be Carrie Kopp, OBA #21731 na in Oklahoma for medicinal purposes. A taken as true and judgment ren- Blevins & Associates Law, PLLC license is required for use and possession Devisees, Successors and As- Devisees, Successors or Assigns BOB ANTHONY, signs of H.O Johnson, a/k/a of Jessie Leah Wills, deceased; Commissioner dered accordingly, adjudging and 138 W. Main/P.O. Box 1565 of marijuana for medicinal purposes and decreeing that the Plaintiff is the Purcell, Oklahoma 73080 must be approved by an Oklahoma Board Homer O. Johnson, deceased; The Lorene Head, if living, or if de- BY ORDER OF THE COMMIS- owner of, and that the Plaintiff is PHONE: (405) 527-7575 Certifi ed Physician. The State Depart- Unknown Heirs, Devisees, Suc- ceased, the Unknown Heirs, De- SION: ment of Health will issue medical mari- cessors and Assigns of Harold visees, Successors or Assigns of PEGGY MITCHELL, Commis- in actual and peaceful possession FAX: (405) 527-7574 juana licenses if the applicant is eighteen Watson, deceased; The Unknown Lorene Head; Mary Gladys Beck- sion Secretary and occupancy of, the following Attorney for Plaintiff years or older and an Oklahoma resident. Heirs, Devisees, Successors and ham, if living, or if deceased, the A special exception will be granted to an Assigns of Hattie Mae Cummings, Unknown Heirs, Devisees, Suc- No. 571-June 21-2 Times applicant under the age of eighteen, how- deceased; The Unknown Heirs, cessors or Assigns of Mary IN THE DISTRICT COURT No. 558-June 14-2 Times (9) NORTH, RANGE FOUR (4) ever these applications must be signed Devisees, Successors and As- Gladys Beckham; Nancy Hein, If OF MCCLAIN COUNTY WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A., WEST OF THE INDIAN MERIDIAN, by two physicians and a parent or legal signs of Hunter C. Merkle, de- living, or if deceased, the Unknown STATE OF OKLAHOMA Plaintiff, MCCLAIN COUNTY, OKLAHOMA, guardian. The Department will also issue ceased; The Unknown Heirs, Heirs, Devisees, Successors or IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE v. ACCORDING TO RECORDED seller, grower, packaging, transportation, OF WILLIAM G. *BILL” HAND, KENNETH B. EDWARDS; SHEI- PLAT THEREOF. research and caregiver licenses. Indi- Devisees, Successors and As- Assigns of Nancy Hein; Nancy signs of Iva Pauline Hill, now Holliman, if living, or if deceased, Deceased. LA G. EDWARDS; JOHN DOE, PROPERTY ADDRESS: 483 vidual and retail businesses must meet N.E. 22, Newcastle, OK 73065 minimal requirements to be licensed to George, deceased; The Unknown the Unknown Heirs, Devisees, Case No. PB-18-62 OCCUPANT; BRADFORD PLACE sell marijuana to licensees. The punish- Heirs, Devisees, Successors and Successors or Assigns of Nancy NOTICE TO CREDITORS HOME OWNER’S ASSOCIATION subject to taxes and tax sales, ment for unlicensed possession of permit- Assigns of Julia B. Johnson, de- Holliman; The Unknown Heirs, TO THE CREDITORS OF: WIL- A/K/A BRADFORD PLACE OF said property being duly appraised ted amounts of marijuana for individuals ceased; The Unknown Heirs, Devisees, Successors and Assigns LIAM G. “BILL” HAND, Deceased. NEWCASTLE HOMEOWNERS at $90,000.00. who can state a medical condition is a fi ne Devisees, Successors and As- of Johnnie Lou Braden, deceased; AII creditors having claims ASSOCIATION; AND SPOUSE, Sale will be made pursuant to an not exceeding four hundred dollars. Fees signs of Kurt A. Merkle a/k/a Kurt and if any of the named individuals against William G. “Bill” Hand, IF ANY OF SHEILA G. EDWARDS Order of Sale issued upon a judg- and zoning restrictions are established. Albert Merkle; The Unknown Heirs, be deceased, then the unknown deceased, are required to present Defendant(s). ment entered in the District Court A seven percent state tax is imposed on Devisees, Successors and As- heirs, executors, administrators, the same, with a description of all Case No. CJ-2017-40 of McClain County, Oklahoma, in medical marijuana sales. signs of Lenora Clark, deceased; devisees, trustees and assigns, security interests and other collat- NOTICE OFSHERIFF’S SALE Case No. CJ-2017-40, wherein SHALL THE PROPOSAL The Unknown Heirs, Devisees, both immediate and remote, of eral (if any) held by each creditor NOTICE IS GIVEN to Kenneth B. Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. is Plaintiff BE APPROVED? Successors and Assigns of Leon- such deceased individual; if any with respect of such claim to the Edwards; Sheila G. Edwards; John and Kenneth B. Edwards is/are FOR THE PROPOSAL – YES ard H. Myers, deceased; The of the named entities is dissolved named Personal Representative, Doe, Occupant; Bradford Place Defendant(s) to satisfy said judg- AGAINST THE PROPOSAL – NO Unknown Heirs, Devisees, Suc- partnership, corporation or other Barry David Hand c/o Hal Wm. Home Owner’s Association a/k/a ment in the sum of $245,183.30 A “YES” vote is a vote in favor cessors and Assigns of Lola association, then the unknown Ezzell, Attorney At Law, 100 48th Bradford Place of Newcastle Ho- together with interest at 3.25% per of this measure. Bruscato, deceased; The Un- successors, trustees and assigns, Ave. NW, Norman, OK,73072,on or meowners Association; Spouse, annum from August 1, 2016, in- A “NO” vote is a vote against known Heirs, Devisees, Succes- both immediate and remote, of before the following presentment if any of Sheila G. Edwards, and cluding late charges, a reasonable this measure. sors and Assigns of Lura Viola such dissolved entity; if any of the date: August 25, 2018, or the same their unknown successors and attorney’s fee, $795.00 advances Johnson, deceased; The Unknown named parties designated as a will be forever barred. assigns,that on July 17, 2018, at for title search, and those addi- Heirs, Devisees, Successors and trustee is not presently acting in Dated: 6/14, 2018. 10 o’clock, a.m., at Room 121 of tional sums advanced for taxes, Assigns of Luretta G. Myers, de- such capacity as trustee, then the /s/ Barry David Hand the County Courthouse in Purcell, insurance, property preservation Visit us at: ceased; The Unknown Heirs, unknown successor or successors Barry David Hand, McClain County, Oklahoma, the and all costs of this action accrued Devisees, Successors and As- to such trustee; if any of the named Personal Representative Sheriff of said County will offer and accruing. signs of Margaret Louise Carpen- parties designated as an attorney- Estate of William for sale and sell for cash at public WITNESS MY HAND this 11 day ter, deceased; The Unknown Heirs, in-fact is not presently acting in G. “Bill” Hand auction to the highest and best of June, 2018. Devisees, Successors and As- such capacity as attorney-in-fact, /s/ Hal Wm. Ezzell bidder, with appraisement, all BY: Don Hewett signs of Max A. Price, deceased; then the unknown successor or Hal Wm. Ezzell, OBA #17618 that certain real estate in McClain Sheriff The Unknown Heirs, Devisees, successors to such attorney-in- EZZELL & WADLEY, PLLC County, Oklahoma, to wit: BY: /s/ Don Hewett Successors and Assigns of Mil- fact; and if any of the named enti- 100 48th Ave NW LOT ONE (1), IN BLOCK FIVE (5), SHAPIRO & CEJDA, LLC dred Horn, deceased; The Un- ties are corporations which do not Norman, OK 73072 OF THE FINAL PLAT OF BRAD- 770 NE 63rd St known Heirs, Devisees, Succes- continue to have legal existence, Telephone: (405) 928-2066 FORD PLACE SECTION II, BEING Oklahoma City, OK 73105-6431 sors and Assigns of Myrtle Wil- then unknown trustees or assigns Facsimile: (405) 928-2069 A PART OF THE NORTHWEST (405) 848-1819 purcellregister.com liams, deceased; The Unknown of such parties. Attorney for Personal Repre- QUARTER (NW/4) OF SECTION Attorneys for Plaintiff Heirs, Devisees, Successors and NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that sentative ELEVEN (11), TOWNSHIP NINE File No. 16-129347 The THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, June 21, 2018-9B Purcell Register

$11.00 up to 40 words, 20¢ per word after Classifieds DEADLINE: 11 a.m. on Tuesday 405-527-2126 ACREAGES GARAGE SALES RETIRED PERSON (ONLY) 60 ACRES located in Purcell City GARAGE SALE: 20137 May Ave., (JACK OF ALL TRADES) limits, near I-35 and Adams St., Purcell, Saturday, 8-5. Antiques, Farm house plus moderate salary to supplement your own zoned agricultural. Call 405-249-6632. furniture & more. 06/21/1tp 05/31/4tp existing retirement income. Average of 20 hours per week. GARAGE SALE: 720 W. Harrison, Duties include mowing, working with machinery, fencing, COMMERCIAL corner of north 8th & Harrison, Thurs.- bldg. repair, carpentry, light plumbing and electrical. Sat., 8-5. Household items, clothes, Impeccable character, integrity, good health (must have your BUILDINGS FOR RENT shoes and much more. Come on over! own health insurance) and numerous references A MUST!!!! FOR RENT: 1933 N. Green Ave., 4000 06/21/1tp SF of office space, will divide. Call Than Background Investigation Conducted GARAGE SALE: 9601 Westview Dr., EQUAL HOUSING 405-990-8862. 01/05/tfc Please do not call if not fully qualified OPPORTUNITY Lexington, Sat. only, 8-12. Tools & lots FOR RENT: 100’ x 26’ building in of misc. 06/21/1tc Green Valley Farms downtown Purcell, formerly a restaurant 405-414-7277 INSIDE/OUTSIDE SALE: Saturday at but would make great retail or office All real estate advertised therein is subject Peggy’s Place, 19817 SH 39, Purcell, space. Call 405-527-6859. 06/21/2tc to the Federal Fair Housing Act, which makes 1/4 mile west of Woody Chapel on Hwy. NEW CONSTRUCTION: 1800 N. Green 39. A little of everything! Come check it illegal to advertise any preference, limitation, Ave., 1300 SF facing Green and 3800 us out! Starts at 7:30 a.m. 06/21/1tp or discrimination because of race, color, SF upstairs. Will divided and build out. religion, sex, handicap, familial status, or Utilities included. Call Than 405-990- 8862. 01/18/tfc Licensed national origin, or intention to make any such VERY NICE office space for rent, preference, limitation or discrimination. approx. 600 ft. 226 Lester Lane, Practical Nurse We will not knowingly accept any Purcell. Call 405-760-2984. 05/03/tfc needed advertising for real estate which is in violation COMPUTER SALES at Lindsay Municipal Hospital. FT, Night Shift, and Flex of the law. All persons are hereby informed DALE’S ETC. COMPUTER sales & LMH pays 100% medical, dental and vision insurance premiums. service. Repair, rebuild, and upgrade all that all dwellings advertised are available on brands. Free estimates. Reconditioned Please apply at an equal opportunity basis. systems from $299. 709 W Jackson, 1305 W. Cherokee, Lindsay, OK 73052 Purcell. 527-2949. 01/05/tfc or fax your resume to 405-756-1802 NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE. 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Call for a FREE much more. 06/21/1tp $13-16/hr paid training info packet & Quote. 1-866-309-1507 STATE OF OKLAHOMA www.BaseCampLeasing.com OCAN061718 Full-time steady work with benefits. FT Radiology Tech APPLY TODAY Purcell Office A-1 Branco Evening Shift needed Furniture Repair at Lindsay Municipal Hospital. 527-2990 STORAGE Wood Touch-up Rotating weekends/holidays and call. Chair Recaning CT experience required. ARRT Certification required. “Where your business is appreciated” Puppy Chew Repairs LMH pays 100% medical, dental and vision insurance premiums. Chair Regluing Please apply at Certified Joe Branco 1305 W. Cherokee, Lindsay, OK 73052 and up or fax your resume to 405-756-1802 Nursing $20 405-788-2847 Call 405-449-3681 Located in Purcell, OK Assistants BY APPOINTMENT ONLY for ALL shifts or 405-570-7854 www.brancofurniturerepair.com Enerfin Resources Company and its affiliated ***New Wage Scale and Sign On Bonus*** operating entities own and operate natural gas Lab Technician We are looking for experienced needed nursing assistants that want to make pipelines, compression, processing plants, at Lindsay Municipal Hospital. a difference in our most precious treating facilities, and oil & gas production. generation’s lives. We have a HIGHLANDER Evening Shift. strong team of caregivers and we The Company is privately held and currently • AUCTION • MT/MLT,• or education AUCTION in biological sciences. are looking for more to• complete Hospital experience preferred. has operating locations in Oklahoma, Texas, ROOFING & CONSTRUCTION our team of healthcare providers. LMH pays 100% premiums for medical, dental, and vision. Louisiana, California and Oregon. WIND/HAIL DAMAGE? Please apply at Please apply in person at 1305 W. Cherokee, Lindsay, OK 73052 1501 N. 8th St Noble SAT. JUNE 23 | 9:00 AM or fax your resume to 405-756-1802 We are currently seeking for our field CALL US TODAY FOR A FREE ROOF INSPECTION! SAT.No phone calls JUNEplease. 23Just | 159:00 minutes AMfrom Purcell. 4776 N. PORTER, NORMAN 4776 N. PORTER, NORMAN operations office inVelma, OK: (405) 409-8606 Supervisor-Pipeline O&M and Construction is “hands-on” and HighlanderRoofingco.com RobeRt Jackson, owner primarily responsible for the pipeline operations, maintenance HELP WANTED and construction for assigned area. Provides training and RN-Registered Nurse position for charge nurse on adequate oversight of subordinates to ensure safe operating 3-11 and every other weekend shift available. practices. Maintains good public relations with property owners, PLUS A $600 SIGN ON BONUS!! natural gas producers, delivery customers and government Noble Health Care Center is a warm and friendly Skilled and Long-Term Care facility, agencies. Responsible for developing and executing production TRAILERS & TRUCK BEDS DJ located just 10 minutes outside of Purcell. The short drive is well worth the loving atmosphere plans and schedules. This position reports to the Manager-Area we have at Noble Health Care Center, which is well known for having an Administrator Operations. Minimum 5 years of supervisory experience in field We sell: Utility, Equipment, Stock, Horse and Cargo Trailers who goes above and beyond for the staff and residents. The reputation for excellent care at Noble Health Care is accredited to Ann. We have competitive wages, insurance benefits and pipeline operations and construction. High School Diploma Services, Parts & Repairs vacation605.234.3275฀•฀[email protected]฀฀ benefits. We are seeking an experienced and dependable nurse to further grow our or equivalent required. Occasional travel and be available for Truck Accessories & Sales compassionate and caring team. We love to promote our exceptional caregivers within our team in order to provide the best services฀•฀ to our Resident’s and Skilled Patients. pipeline emergencies 24/7. 405-449-3535 Mechanic is “hands-on” and will be responsible for Ken: 405-620-15243 Mi. E. of • Wayne Tami: on Hwy.405-406-5235 59 Ken:Apply 405-620-1524 in person at 1501 • Tami: N. 8th 405-406-5235 St Noble operations, installation, diagnosis, troubleshooting, repair, www.KenCarpenterAuction.com www.KenCarpenterAuction.comwith an immediate interview. preventive maintenance and overall proper function of all types of mechanical equipment including: engines, compressors, pumps, valves, turbines, heat exchangers, cooling towers, air coolers, filtration equipment, pressure relief devices, and other • AUCTION • specialty equipment related to natural gas pipeline systems. • AUCTION • High School diploma or equivalent. Technical training with REAL ESTATE & certificates strongly desired and 2-5 years related “oil field” ANTIQUE COLLECTOR experience. Must be available for call-outs and pipeline emergencies 24/7. SAT. JUNE 23 | 9:00 AM SAT. JUNE 23 | 9:00 AM 4776 N. PORTER, NORMAN Corrosion Technician is “hands-on” and will be responsible 4776 N. PORTER, NORMAN for planning and performing duties involved with testing, St. JoSeph’S IndIan School evaluation and installation of cathodic protective systems REAL ESTATE related to field gathering and processing facilities. Maintains 1750 SqFt building on corner lot of Franklin Rd. chamberlain, South dakota cathodic protection stations and installs cathodic equipment. and N. Porter Ave. next to Hollywood Corner. seeks Houseparents for its residential program to create a family Diagnose and recommend remedies for system/unit efficiency. environment & care for children in campus homes. May conduct and interpret line surveys and gas leakage 1943 J.D.B Tractor, H Farmall, 1980 2door Mercedes, 1986 mini More than just a job, it’s a one-of-a-kind experience. surveys. Be able to handle multiple projects simultaneously. bus, wooden windows, barrells, wooden doors, old bicycles, We accept both single & married applicants. High School diploma or equivalent. 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Color 3” holes white The R-Panel bathroomsw/rebar 40 yr. grass. Can be divided into 5 AC home sites or vinyl commercial insulation. All sizes and doors available. Before you buy... Lexington on 168th. South 1.5 miles. Property shelving, elect outlets & 2 sliding doors. New and new tile in entry, kitchen and bathrooms. have been updated4 Color26 in Ga.2017 eave Colorand look trim R-Panel great. The 340 yr. put your dream home on all 20 AC. Nice and flat. compare,and you’ll buy a Barker Steel4 Building. is on the west. Fertilized Bermuda grass, trees 10x12 storage shed, trees at the back of Also a wood burning fireplace. PaintOur and buildings carpet are baybuilt 40x60 with shop 404 yr. is1-Color 26insulated. 12’x1ga. R-Paneleave A0 30x50’ Commercialtrim sheet pole metal, barn is full door trim Call Joell 620-4651. 405-596-5566package, 16” windlock gussets. Insulated models have R-10 rated 3” whiteand very nice pond. Sellers have prepared property making private with 2 asphalt entries, 5yrs old. Trash compactor,PRICE“Quality gas cook stove At andPrices an You added Can perk.4 Afford”The 1-3’1-SOLD fishing 12’x1 Walk-in &0 hunting’ Commercial door is excellent! door vinyl commercial insulation. All sizes and doors available. Before you buy...ground for a house and barn pad. You must see YOU WILL LOVE THIS BEAUTIFUL .904 making a circle drive. There are 2 wells, one dishwasher. Has ceilingfarm fans in· mostcommercial of the Huge large· residential mouth4 1-3’ bass Walk-in and 30+ point 405-596-5566door monster REDUCED compare,and you’ll buy Turn a Barker Key Steelon yourBuilding Location. this property if you are looking for an acreage ACRE CORNER LOT to build your dream with pump & one without. Old home on property rooms. Off the main living area through French bucks have been4 Turntaken on Key this property.on your If you Location just “Quality At Prices You $Can Afford”00 to build on or a place to have animals of your home on in Whispering Hills Addition. It’s close needs torn down. Town of Slaughterville codes doors is a large covered deck. The in ground enjoy hiking the outdoors there$18,995 is a live spring fed 00 to everything you need in Norman and only a & bylaws in effect. Call Donelda 830-1317 storm shelter is 3 yrs old and stays dry.farm 20 x 20 · commercialcreek, 65’ deep flood control · lake,residential18,995 and two other choice. Call Joell at 620-4651 5 minute drive to lake Thunderbird! The lot has insulated shop with 110 & 220405-596-5566 electric. Plus a nice ponds. Call Reneé 659-7335 for more info. THIS 275 ACRES has been well maintained, nice mature trees such as hickory, elm, oak, and RESIDENTIAL large carport that is entered from the back of the WONDERFUL COUNTRY LIVING! 8 acres keeps 40 cow never overgrazes. 90 acres in beautiful pine that also line the property. The lot and also has electric run to it. Landscaped with a beautiful house that has 3 bedrooms, wheat that is in government program. Property streets are paved and maintained by the city of HERE’S A GREAT OPPORTUNITY to buy a for ease of care. This is a one owner house. A is currently leasedSOLD through July 2018, or until very well maintained, charming home at 907 N. 2 baths with double sinks in both, master bath Norman and just across the neighborhood on must see if you want lots of space in and out to405-596-5566 has separate tub and shower, 2nd bath has crops are in and cattle are moved. All equipment 108th is Lakeview Park. 1400 sq ft minimum 8th in Purcell. This 3/2/3 brick home has been enjoy! Call Joell. will be moved. Call Ron 615-4810 recently updatedPRICE with a contemporary roof, tub shower combo, over-sized 3 car garage, brick home build. Call Regene 659-7620 75 ACRES OF EXCELLENT BERMUDA laminate wood floors, fenced yard, and fresh VERY NICE MOBILE HOME that has really two storm shelters, screened in porch, pergola MUST SEE THIS 80 ACRES WITH VERY REDUCED PASTURES, steel corral, beautiful views and paint. There is nothing to do but move-in. Call been taken care of. Has nice carport, with a covered deck area for grill and barn/shop. NICE HOUSE. 3 bed, 2 bath, 2 car garage. two ponds. Located West of Erin Springs. Call Reneé 405-659-7335. great deck on the front porch that is covered. Small pond and enoughSOLD room for livestock. Your 30’x40’ shop with concrete floors, lots of The shop has electric and so does the storm chickens and pets will love this property. Highway Reneé 405-659-7335 924 N. 6TH PURCELL Brick two bedroom, Our buildings are built with 40 yr. 26 ga. R-Panel sheet metal, full trim electricity. Large equipment shed (30’x60’). cellar. Skirting around home is brick. Nice open frontage with long paved circle drive. Fruit trees BUILD YOUR NEW HOME ON 10 SCENIC 1½ bath home. Very well constructed and Our buildings are built with 40 yr. 26 ga. R-Panel sheet metal, full trim Property has a lighted roping/barrel racing arena floorUNDER plan with a greatCONTRACT double windowpackage, looking 16”galore. windlock Apple, apricot, gussets. peach Insulated and pear. Easy models ACRES have with R-10660 feet rated of paved 3” road white frontage. maintained. New windows in 2008 and new roof package, 16” windlock gussets. Insulated models have R-10 rated 3” white (140’x245’) with backcatch/holding pen and SOLD out from the sink to the front yard.vinyl Master commercial is a access toinsulation. I-35. July of 2017 All this sizes property and got doorsa You available. can enjoyREDUCED the Before nature trails you up buy... and down in 2009 (one layer). Refrigerator, cook stove and vinyl commercial insulation. All sizes and doors available. Before you buy... return alley, electric chute. Additional building nice size with a garden tub and separate shower. newcompare,and hot water heater (the you’ll other hot buy water a heater Barker theSteel year-round Building flowing. creek. Call Reneé at washer/dryer remain with property. Call Joell at compare,and you’ll buy a Barker Steel Building. MUSGRAVE sites. 2 water wells (1 for house, 1 for arena/ Seller will consider leaving refrigerator, washer is 1½ yrs. old), new roof, new gutters and new 659-7335. stock tank). Creek has running water except 620-4651. and dryer with acceptable offer. All lighting has “QualityAC condenser. In 2015At the Prices owners replaced You the Can5 ACRE TRACTSAfford” located at SW corner of during droughts. House is a Stratford house THERE IS SO MUCH TO SAY ABOUT been updated in the last year. Call Tyra 517-7318 “Qualityoriginal duct work. CallAt Joell. Prices You Can230th & Johnson Afford” Ave NW of Purcell. City Water, built on slab. Refrigerator is negotiable. Call THIS BEAUTIFUL LISTING in Maysville. METICULOUS ATTENTION TO DETAIL WASfarm SELLER IScommercial OFFERING $2000 in carpet Purcellresidential Schools, scenic views, hard surface Ron 615-4810 The 2016 custom built 28’x62’ manufactured farm · commercial · residential TAKEN when this custom log cabin was built allowance! · This cozy 3-1&1/2 has cute curb · roads and covenants. $60,000. Call Reneé Real Estate home has a long covered porch and matching THIS STUNNING, EXECUTIVE HOME IS in 2011. The interior walls and vaulted ceilings appeal with lots of extras, like new windows, roof, Barnes 405-659-7335. ONE OF THE NICEST IN PURCELL, set shop/garage. It sits on 2½ lots 140’x145’ with are enhanced with cypress wood. Hanging A/C, furnace, guttering, paint, hot water tank, etc GREAT SMALL ACREAGE BUILDING SITE up to entertain & enjoy! Step into the entry & large pecan trees and fenced yard. The chefs in the great room is a antler chandelier that within 1-10 years, with a storm shelter, 10x15 on the North end of Town 6 acres on Carl Stokes head down to the basement/man cave/media kitchen has an enormous amount of cabinets compliments the handpicked over-sized log shop with electric, fenced yard & located within Your Brand for Real Estate & a large pantry. It comes with all the kitchen road fenced with a barn. room, go upstairs to the 2 addt’l beds with mantle over the austin stone fireplace. You can a block from the schools. Clean & ready for a new GREAT DEER HUNTING LAND. Creek with own connecting baths, make a left & visit the appliances. The garage offers a 4’x8’ cement be the new owner of this 3 bed 2 bath gated owner.405-596-5566 Priced to MOVE! Call Donelda 830-1317 405-596-5566water year round, Canadian River within 2 miles. amazing master bed with bath that has his/ safe room, metal shelving and automatic door. estate on 20 acres mol. Amenities include SOLD SO EXCITED ABOUT THIS PLACE! 60 beautiful Neighbor with alfalfa field 1/4 mile away. This her vanities, steam shower, soaking tub, cedar This property is not lacking in curb appeal with granite counter-tops, ceramic tile, pantry, bay ac, 20 in wheat, 20 in Bermuda, beautiful home property is approximately 50% trees. Call Ron MusgraveOk.com closet with vanity & sitting room for escaping its manicured flower beds, cement drive and windows, long covered porches, fenced yard, originally built in 1960 (the original part), added walk-ways. Located within walking distance to THERE IS A HILLTOP ON THIS 75 AC just the hub, or hang around in the flowing kitchen and storm cellar. There is also an insulated on in 1980 then gutted in 2002 down to studs, all the amenities of the town. The transferable waiting for your dream home. The view is with island that has quartz counters, formal 60X36 horse barn that offers 7-12 ft stalls, new everything. NEW roof last month! Home is Wonderful ranches, great lands, residential, and home warranty is good for 5 more years. List for miles with a fishing pond at the bottom living with FP & Florida room/2nd living/game feed room, tack room and stocks and a 32X24 so roomy & family functional! Beautiful woodwork, price $135,000. Call Reneé 659-7335. of the hill. The lush pasture contains steel commercial in and around central Oklahoma. room that leads out to paradise! The large insulated shop. Located just South of Maysville granite, built-ins, granite, etc. In 2006-2008, working corrals, 2 ponds and paved road courtyard has gorgeous landscaping with 5 617 SE 6TH BRICK AND FRAME HOME on a paved road. As an added perk there is a owners did: wood floors, carpet, in ground frontage. Located west of Erin Springs on fountains, a salt water pool with a heater, pool/ with double car garage in Lexington. Perfect guest home with loafing shed and pen in the pool, hot tub, fire pit, outdoor kitchen, windows, Please visit our website or our office for a complete list Street 3010 just a little over one mile from storage, outdoor FP, mature trees, making it size for starting out, to retire to, or just anyone NE corner of the property. Call Renee 659-7335 landscaping, retaining wall with porch. Then walk the Wichita River. Call Reneé about this hard hard to leave! Location is N end of town making who wants a smaller size with everything you CHARMING RUSTIC RANCH STYLE HOME out side to pipe & cable, split fencing, a Morton including photos and all contact info. We look forward to find property 405-659-7335. access to the hospital, shopping, I-35 very need. Two bedrooms, one bath, large living on 10 AC mol offers a large kitchen, wood 60X105 slab barn with large over hang doors, to helping you buy or sell your real estate property. easy. No room to type all the amenities, so put area, galley kitchen with eating area. Inside stove, 2 bed, 2 bath, and an oversized L-shaped along with a 30X45 pig barn with plumbing, EVERYONE WANTS A SMALL, FLAT, this on your list to see & allow enough time! utility that leads to spacious double car garage. covered porch. The acreage is fenced and electric, wash bay all set up. Nice beautiful pond GREEN, PRETTY, PIECE OF LAND to own (Extras: Pella windows, sky lights, new carpet, Kitchen and bath have been recently updated contains 2 loafing sheds, storm cellar, a Morton fed by the creek with mature gorgeous treas. Lots on a corner lot equaling 2.49 AC that is in hardwood floors, dishwasher, ice maker, hot with granite sink in kitchen and vessel sink in shop, and a large storage container/feed room. of game for hunting! ( This place could be horse, a great location. Perfect size with room for water tank, Lg drive) Call Donelda 830-1317 bathroom. Bathroom also has deep soaking This property is located N. of Maysville on ECR pig, cattle farm. So much more, but out of room. home, mobile, barn home, etc. with plenty 407 W. Main OVER 4600 SQUARE FEET OF OFFICE tub/shower. Wood privacy fence around 1500 with views of the Washita River. Priced to Bring all pre-qualified buyer please. Call Donelda. of space for outbuilding or two. Also has backyard. Call Joell 405-620-4651. another 2.49 lot available if wanting more. SPACE set up and ready to go! This property sale at $159,000. Call Reneé 405-659-7335. SECLUDED 196 AC has 6 ponds, 22 ac EQUAL HOUSING is very functional and conveniently located just THE LOCATION FOR THIS 3-2-2 WELL MUST SEE. Call Donelda 830-1317. OPPORTUNITY Purcell, OK 73080 LOCATION-ACREAGE-BEAUTIFUL HOME- stocked lake & home nestled in the trees a a block from Main street in downtown Purcell. MAINTAINED, BRICK HOME IS AMAZING WORKSHOP HOME has 3 bed 2 baths, study/ short drive from OKC. A Hunter & Angler’s BEAUTIFUL!!!! There is so much grass Call Caleb 314-8438 for a showing to see if this because, it feels like the country (off 89th St) but office, 3 car garage (1025 sq ft), new cellar, haven for deer, turkey, water fowl, crappie, and water. The fences are excellent and 70 405-527-9230 405-527-5638 property will work for your business. is in city limits & has so many amenities. The all on 10 ac in the Washington School Dist! bass catfish & hybrid bluegill. Ranchers will present of the land is bottom ground that COMMERCIAL SPACE for lease in the kitchen has beautiful granite counters & island, Walk into the entry with office to the left, then appreciate 11 stall barn, 80 X 150 ARENA, can be tilled. TheSOLD seller says the Bermuda Email: [email protected] Heartland Point Shopping Center. Several with SS appliances flowing well into the dining feel welcomed to the open floor plan, with gas 30 x 60 hay barn, 2 loafing sheds, 140 ac pasture can run 75 head. This property is options now available which could work for a & living room with gas fireplace. The split floor fireplace in living, with all amenities in the kitchen MOL meadowsREDUCED & rolling terrain. Bermuda conveniently located just off I-35 and would number of businesses. Call Caleb for details plan has large master with bath, that has jetted (granite, glass tile backsplash, pull out drawers, mix meadows produce 44 rolls while grazing be great for advertisement. Call Renee 314-8438 tub & double vanitySOLD with large walk in closet! The stainless appliances) flowing into the dining room, 30 cow/calf pairs. Home has spacious 2 other beds have bath in between. Step out to Let our team of full-time professional realtors 3 NICE, FLAT, 10.3 AC TRACTS in the with large laundry off garage! And ladies will love living & FP,kitchen island, walk-in closets in back patio with nice views of open pasture. SOLD COMMERCIAL Washington school district. Ready for a new the large Master suite & bath with built in vanity, bedrooms & 20 X 40 dog kennel w/ CH&A. Also check out cellar in the garage floor! Seller WHAT A GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR A help you with your most important investment. home owner with the luxury of having some whirlpool to soak for days, 2 vanities & walk in The stainless appliances in the kitchen have has owned a little over 2 years & has painted, NEW BUSINESS VENTURE! This commercial space to roam but also convenient to I-35! closet or step out back to the covered patio & just been updated. Just reduced by $27,000. site is right on Main St. of Purcell, there’s no put in new carpet & replaced H&A unit with Air enjoy the view of the acreage & your animals! But Call Renee. WELL MAINTAINED HOME in a good Comfort Solutions in 2017! Also seller is leaving better location for a new restaurant owner! neighborhood convenient and comfortable wait guys, the shop is waiting for you to hold all VERY NICE 50 ACRES. Improved pasture, Not only is it prime location, but the building is all SS appliances (fridge, washer & dryer) that of your toys or tinker with your tools, plumbed this one is a must see! 3 bed and 2 bath with are only 2 years old. Call Donelda 830-1317 fenced and cross fenced. 3 ponds, excellent stocked with everthing anyone would need to an open floor plan that offers a cozy corner for a bathroom also & then at the end of the day water well, sprinkler system,40x60 hay barn open up shop! Call Donelda 830-1317. LOOKING FOR AN ESTABLISHED PLACE fireplace, built-ins, and a sun-room. Call Caleb throw a line in the small pond! Lots of room for the with 20x60 overhang. 30x40 shop with 20 with solid home, barns, workshop, pipe & family in & out, come view this property & see for MUST SEE THIS 80 ACRES with very nice x 40 overhang, concrete floor 110 & 220 cable, working shoot, stalls, ponds & acreage yourself! Call Donelda 830-1317 house. 3 bed, 2 bath, 2 car garage. 30’x40’ electricity. Chicken house with run, 60 purple in a super location, look no further!! Well built COME SEE THIS QUAINT, COZY 2 bed, martin houses. 20x40x14’tall RV cover. shop with concrete floors, lots of electricity. brick home with 3 beds 2.5 baths, large utility, Large equipment shed (30’x60’). Property has 2 bath, 2 car garage with a safe room, brick, Walk in safe room, 30x36 oversized garage, garage & large, double, concrete carport sets newer home On N end on Purcell. This place covered front and back porches. 18’ above a lighted roping/barrel racing arena with electric on a hill overlooking the beautiful Bradford chutes and holding pens. Additional building is on 1.49 ac on a dead end road making it ground pool, concrete dog pen. Large master tree lined driveway with pipe & cable fencing & have some privacy with some fruit trees & nice bed,closet,bath with Jacuzzi garden tub. sites. 2 water wells (1 for house, 1 for arena/ gates! Bring horses & cattle bc there are hay/ SOLD stock tank). Creek has running water except views. Seller raises turkey, ducks, etc so she is Corian countertops throughout. Builtin oak equipment barns & barn with 3 but potential for leaving the fowl’s cages & shelter & has a nice cabinets, china hutch, entertainment center, during droughts. House is a Stratford house 6 turn outs with runs, working corral & shoot, built on slab. Refrigerator is negotiable. Call garden spot! This place is priced to sell, make bookcases and fireplace. Wood floor in living Reneé Barnes Donelda Ellis Ted Idleman Regena McNatt Jim Lewis acreage with pond & 67 ac of Bermuda hay!! Ron 615-4810 an appointment today. Call Donelda 830-1317 room, tile and carpet elsewhere, wood blinds 659-7335 830-1317 623-2896 659-7620 249-5770 LOTS OF POTENTIAL with a small amount of in all windows, flag pole, stocked front pond. Ron Musgrave Joell Gray Nick Meabon Tyra Weston Lonnie Gilley work & time, this could be a “SHOW PLACE!” Call Ron. 615-4810 620-4651 928-273-9333 517-7318 926-7140 call Donelda 830-1317 THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, June 21, 2018-11B The Purcell Register

$11.00 up to 40 words, 20¢ per word after Classifieds DEADLINE: 11 a.m. on Tuesday 405-527-2126 HOMES FOR SALE MOBILE HOMES RENTALS FOR SALE: 1.65 acres with 4 bedroom LIMITED TIME ONLY!! New 2 bed PURCELL PARK APTS., 1000 N. 8th, CLASSIFIED AD brick house in country, new roof, all 2 ba $29,900; 3 bed 2 ba $32,900. Purcell has 2 bed apt., $425 and 1 bed FOR SALE fenced, barns & storage building, During our Made in the Shade Sale apt., $375. Water and cable paid. Call $85,000 firm or owner will tote the up to $4000 in Lowe’s gift cards & free 405-527-2008. 02/08/tfc DEADLINE 100 Westwood in Wayne note with down payment, 13151 U.S. statewide delivery. 405-262-3900. 3 bed, 1 bath, new paint, Hwy. 77, Lexington. Call 405-615-6113 www.claytonelreno.com. 01/05/tfc SERVICES anytime. 06/21/2tp 11 A.M. TUESDAY metal roof and metal siding. RENTALS HOME MAINTENANCE: Painting, This home also comes with FOR SALE: 1350 sq. ft., 3 bedroom, 2 carpentry, concrete, fences, decks, all stove, dishwasher, water bath rock home, CH/A, 2 car garage, on FOR RENT: 2 bdrm., 2 ba., Ewing Street kinds of repairs etc. Call 596-1918 or softener and storage bldg. 3 acres with large shop. Great location, 808-0861. 01/05/tfc duplex with fenced back yard with lawn Priced at $115,000. 10601 Turtle Creek, Lexington. Asking service, $675 plus deposit, no pets, $146,000. Broker owned, Southern available now; 3 bdrm., 2 bath, two car RESTORE healthy coat and treat fleas Call 405-401-1781 Comfort Realty, Caren Atteberry, garage, fenced back yard, $875 plus & ticks on dogs & cats with Paracide Ross’ Lawn broker, call 580-371-6078. 06/21/2tc deposit, available July. 405-365-0234. shampoo. At Tractor Supply. (www. 06/07/3tp kennelvax.com). 06/14/4tp Service LIVESTOCK • Complete Lawn Maintenance HOUSES FOR RENT: 3 bedroom THE CHUCK WAGON MARKET: • Weed Control 25095 Kody Lane - Purcell THE OKLAHOMA HORSESHOEING house; 2 bedroom duplex, both have Locally grown fresh vegetables and • Fall Cleanup GORGEOUS HOME - PURCELL SCHOOL will do horseshoeing for $30; CH/A, no smoking or pets allowed, in plants. Now open at the corner of Hwy. 74 and 180th Street. Open Tuesday- • Deck/Fence Preservation 3BD/2.5BA, 2.24 acres m/l, trimming for $15; and teeth floating for Wayne. Call 405-640-2400. 06/21/tfc office, 2 living, 2 dining, storm $20 by appointment. 405-288-6085. Friday, 9:30-5:30; Saturday, 9:30-12. Small 1 bedroom house, 3/4 bath, 06/14/2tp Residential and Commercial shelter & 30x40 shop. 01/05/tfc Call Ross Shore @ stove, refrigerator, wall heater, window 1-866-676-5131 Ext#1008 A/C, great neighborhood. $400 rent, VACUUM AND SEWING machine PRICE REDUCED $400 deposit. No pets, no smoking. repair. Parts and services for all brands. 306-1928 114 North 10th, Purcell. Call 405-527- We also stock bags and belts! Dale’s 5751. 06/21/2tp Etc. 709 W. Jackson, Purcell 527-2949. 25198 Kody Lane - Purcell 01/05/tfc EXPECT TO BE IMPRESSED! Shop the 3BD/2.1BA, 2545 sf built in Greg’s 2005 on 2 acres. 30x30 shop Brothers Tree Topping, Pruning, Removal & Stump Grinding and shelter Lawn Care Mowing, Edging & Weed Eating Lawn Care 1-866-676-5131 Ext#1011 We are an insured and Lonnie & Matthew Skinner ENCHANTMENT affordable complete lawn care. Call Rhonda Cochrane at 405-613-4283 or office at405-366-7707. Shrub & tree trimming. (405) 527-1159 Lawncare & Tree Service REFERENCES PROVIDED Mowing, Weed Eating, Residential & Commercial Greg Moerlins, Owner Edging, Leaf Removal, For Estimates call Johnny Property Cleanup, RICHARDS Power Washing, 527-7668 (405) 650-1305 Fencing, Tree Insured Trimming, etc. METAL BUILDINGS “25 years experience” SPECIAL 30’x50’x10’ Annie & Lloyd 26 Ga. Colored Sheet Metal Tree & Landscape Service 1-3' Walk thru Door • Mowing • Concrete Work 1-8'x8' Heavy Com. Garage Door Dynasty • Tree & shrub trimming • Bucket Truck 4" Concrete w/ Fiber Mesh • Tree removal • Painting • Stump grinding • Fencing 30” Piers & Rebar Construction LLC • Landscaping • Roofing $18,495 plus tax • Sodding • Construction Doing business for over 30 years. Residential Custom Homes Free Estimates Insured Remodels • Add-ons • Patios • Decks • Painting • Etc. “40 Years Experience” • Free Estimates • Insured 527-7731 Call Randy at 405-287-7603 Mex Office Classifieds Lawns 405-366-7707 complete year round maintenance • sprinkler systems•retaining 405-760-7849 walls•fence installation•tree & Where sellers shrub trimming•tree removal Call for a free estimate. Custom Sizes Available EQUAL HOUSING Insured OPPORTUNITY Jim West www.jimwest.realtor Broker Associate (405) 527-2290 www.richardsmetalbuildings.net are looking (405) 204-8753 cell Office 405-485-8611 Cell 405-620-2587 . for buyers! Celebrating 25 Years!! SM You Let Her Get Away!!…14978 State Hwy 74. Located on the SE corner of Hwy 74 and 150th Street Has Sold and Closed.. Call me today for the same results!! Your Perfect Partner Now Listed with 2.5 Acres with more available…11874 State Highway 24, Maysville… TWO LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU Beautiful spacious home with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, study(currently being used as 4th bedroom),, 2 living areas (one with fireplace) and a 14X34 fantastic sun room. There is a 1200 sq’ metal frame 1800 North Green, Purcell, OK insulated shop building with 3 overhead door. Home is 2X6 construction and built for the Northern State which means it is well insulated. There is also a 2 car carport which is in the same area of a Tractor work, custom built storm shelter with tall ceilings and electricity.. Located on State maintained Highway 527-3012 24 with rural water. Owner will consider Owner Carry financing. Check it out at www.jimwest.realtor Than Maynard, Broker New Listing…15697 Hwy 74…Oh what a beautiful place. This puppy was born in 2014 and 719 24th Avenue SW, Norman, OK brushhog, tilling, features more upgrades than I can mention here but I will try!! Zoned HVAC, Storm Shelter, Lift in HEART OF OKLAHOMA Garage to attic, designer fireplace, 12 foot ceilings, His and Hers master bath (hers has heated floor- Each office is independently owned and operated ing) The only carpet is in the formal dining area (very nice) wood floors and designer tile elsewhere, 366-9600 Heavy steel entry doors, granite everywhere there is a counter top, sprinkler system, monitored Residential - Acreages & Land - New Homes Nancy Maynard, Broker EQUAL HOUSING finish mower security system with cameras, surround sound system, huge covered patio, double/double garage Farms & Ranches - Commercially Zoned OPPORTUNITY (you must see to understand) emergency generator, double oven, kitchen island, circle drive, paved Call Charlie driveway, And the best part is a brand new 60X45 shop building!! All this sitting on 30 wonderful acres with pond and a Great View…Check it out at www.jimwest.realtor ALL PROPERTIES ARE ON OKC MULTI-LIST SYSTEM (MLS). www.cbheart.com 11801 Hailey Drive, Lexington. Check out this spacious 3 bed, 2 bath manufactured home sitting on 2.59 acres just North of Slaughterville Road on 120th Street. Check it out at www. 405-520-5164 jimwest.realtor NEW LISTINGS FOUR BED/2 BATH frame home. 2016sf. BLANCHARD/ Good investment property. 804 S Canadian Check Out The New Price…100% USDA financing is available on 21935 170th Street, NICE VACANT NEWCASTLE Purcell..Check out this wonderful 4 bed, 2 bath home with a Huge screened porch that runs the corner lot w/view in $35,000. #809217 SW Purcell. $16,500 #824237 length of the house. There are 2 bedrooms up with bath and 2 down with bath. Large open area in 10866 210TH 3/2/2 mobile on 5 acres. the kitchen/living room. There is a 19X21 shop building and a 12X16 shop building with a loft. New GOOD RENTAL HOUSE on corner lot. SOLD paint inside and out and new flooring in most areas. All this sitting on 1.5 acres with Purcell water. JUST WEST OF PURCELL 4/2/3 830 S 2nd #807913 $27,000 #814656 Check it out at www.jimwest.realtor Contract Pending brick home on 3.5 ac. Recent updates 1603 SW 22ND, Blanchard 3/2/2 Big D’s include: decking & shingles, H&A unit, 417 W VAN BUREN 3/1 brick home w/1589SF on 10 acres. 45X60X16 shop water heater, paint, SS sink, flooring, recently updated, great neighborhood & pond. Completely fenced. $279,900 HANDYMAN SERVICES insulation & more. 40x62 insulated shop $90,000UNDER #801742 CONTRACT UNDER CONTRACT 28 years in construction & remodeling #810308 has an office, bath. $249,900 #823195 INVESTMENT PROPERTY • Also install & repair 625 W Brule, 2 REDUCED/PARTIAL IN-GROUND GREAT INVESTMENT PROPERTY! br frame home. Sold as-is #807869 seamless guttering UNDER CONTRACT home on one acre. 3/2, large rooms, 2/1 frame home on corner lot. Needs • Free Estimates 11318 SH 39 3/2/2 two story brick home rough cedar interior & balconies. REO. work. Would make good rental. 730 S on 6.61 acres. Will not qualify for a loan. Offered as-is. $98,900. #810112 LOCATED IN PURCELL 2nd $27,000 #821200 REOUNDER $109,000 #805616 CONTRACT Dallas Skinner PURCELL/WAYNE/ ACREAGES, LOTS 624 W APACHE Investment property, 2 bed AND COMMERCIAL WASHINGTON/DIBBLE frame home. Selling as-is $25,000 #799372 405-527-1159 26.67 ACRES on Horse Ave between 17005 150TH 2/1 farmhouse. Over INVESTMENT PROPERTY 2 bed frame 120th & 110th north of Maysville. Large 1500Sf of living space, 2 living rooms home w/940sf. 716 W Brule $25,000 pondUNDER in NW corner. CONTRACT $89,900 #820283 plus a computer/office area. Wayne SD #794043 REAL ESTATE AUCTION $79,900 #817729 5 ACRE BUILDING SITE in Washington 2906 SAGE CT 4/2.1/2 brick home with SD. Has city water, septic and electric 25147 190TH Great property & location. 2919SF! Heavily remodeled, just move in! already on property. 18466 190th 14800 E. MAGUIRE RD 5 acres, 1701SF 3/1.1 brick home. Bring $249,900UNDER #757842 CONTRACT $50,000 #820544 NOBLE your horses & pets. Inside storm shelter, THURS.,฀JUNE฀28฀•฀6฀PM fruit trees, garden spot, pond & tons of INVESTMENT PROPERTY 830 S 2nd 2/1 28805 SH 59 5.92 acres w/3/2 mobile THURS.,฀JUNE฀28฀•฀6฀PM storage. $198,000 #816704 frame home on corner lot. $30,000 #781950 home, city water & septic system. 529 LESTER LN 2/1 frame home w/CHA. $85,000 #765700 Sat.฀June฀16th฀&฀23rd฀ OPEN HOUSES: THURS.,฀JUNE฀28฀•฀6฀PM 421 VAN BUREN Very solid home, 10฀AM฀to฀3฀PM Sat.฀June฀16th฀&฀23rd฀10฀AM฀to฀3฀PM converted garage, could use as 3rd bd. Rented for $520/mo. $49,500 #765691 2916 SAGE CT One of the last lots Auction฀Held฀At:฀฀ Auction฀Held฀At:฀ New in ’17; flooring,SOLD granite countertops, LEXINGTON/NOBLE/ in The Arbors. Corner lot ready for your appl, tiled 2nd bath, guttering, fence, new home! $27,500 #813972 DAKIL AUCTIONEERS, INC. Sat.฀June฀16th฀&฀23rd฀10฀AM฀to฀3฀PM WANETTE/NORMAN 200฀NW฀114TH฀ST,฀Okla.฀City paint, storage bldg. $116,000 #815547 (W.฀Side฀Service฀Rd฀of฀the฀Bdwy฀Ext.฀ Auction฀Held฀At:฀ HALF ACRE BUILDING SITES in 200฀NW฀114TH฀ST,฀Okla.฀City 414 E JOHNSON Cute 3/1.1 brick home. between฀122nd฀&฀Hefner) (W.฀Side฀Service฀Rd฀of฀the฀Bdwy฀Ext.฀ 1161 BLUE RIDGE 3/2/2 brick home Woodbrook II addition in North Purcell. between฀122nd฀&฀Hefner) Well maintained and many recent updates. Approx.฀ 3,700฀ SF฀ Home฀ w/Bedrooms,฀ 200฀NW฀114TH฀ST,฀Okla.฀City w/~1900SF. StormSOLD shelter & large fenced Includes city water tap. $32,500 each 3฀ Baths฀ &฀ Approx.฀ 600฀ SF฀ Garage.฀ Approx.฀3,700฀SF฀Home฀w/Bedrooms,฀3฀Baths฀ yard. $159,900 #812504 Move in ready. $124,500 #820531 #810190 & 810300 &฀Approx.฀600฀SF฀Garage.฀Large฀Kitchen฀w/ (W.฀Side฀Service฀Rd฀of฀the฀Bdwy฀Ext.฀ Large฀Kitchen฀w/Dining฀Room฀&฀Eat-In฀ CLOSE TO OU CAMPUS! Nook,฀Huge฀Living฀Space,฀Large฀Back฀ Dining฀ Room฀ &฀ Eat-In฀ Nook,฀ Huge฀ Living฀ between฀122nd฀&฀Hefner) INVESTMENT PROPERTY 3 bed 3/2 frame home 110 ACRES NE of Wynnewood. Fenced, Deck฀ Overlooking฀ the฀ In-ground฀ Pool,฀ Space,฀ Large฀ Back฀ Deck฀ Overlooking฀ the฀ Approx.฀ 3,700฀ SF฀ Home฀ w/Bedrooms,฀ 3฀ Baths฀ &฀ frame home. 409 S Santa Fe $35,000 w/1379sf. Built inSOLD 1922 & has the curb appeal Approx.฀600฀SF฀Garage.฀Large฀Kitchen฀w/Dining฀Room฀ 2 ponds, pole barn & shed, corral w/ Approx.฀ 2,340฀ SF฀ Barn฀ Setting฀ On฀ In-ground฀ Pool,฀ Approx.฀ 2,340฀ SF฀ Barn฀ & charm for that era. REO #821162 loading chute. Rural water & elec on Approx.฀20฀Acres฀MOL.฀฀ Setting฀On฀Approx.฀20฀Acres฀MOL.฀฀ &฀Eat-In฀Nook,฀Huge฀Living฀Space,฀Large฀Back฀Deck฀ GOOD INVESTMENT PROPERTY on 307 SE 2ND property. $2100/ac #803169 TRACT฀ 1:฀ Approx.฀ 30฀ Acres฀ MOL.฀฀ TRACT฀ 1:฀ Approx.฀ 30฀ Acres฀ MOL.฀ Overlooking฀the฀In-ground฀Pool,฀Approx.฀2,340฀SF฀Barn฀ corner lot. 3 bed with nice front porch 2/1 frame home w/CHA & SOLD฀ABSOLUTE. SOLD฀ABSOLUTE. Setting฀On฀Approx.฀20฀Acres฀MOL.฀฀ and carport. #809511 recent updates. Not in flood zone! $64,900 TRACT฀ 2:฀ Approx.฀ 30฀ Acres฀ MOL.฀฀ UNDER CONTRACT TRACT฀ 2:฀ Approx.฀ 30฀ Acres฀ MOL.฀ TRACT฀1:฀Approx.฀30฀Acres฀MOL.฀SOLD฀ABSOLUTE. #817266 SOLD฀ABSOLUTE. 1602 WYATT RD Unique A-frame 3/2.1 SOLD฀ABSOLUTE. TRACT฀2:฀Approx.฀30฀Acres฀MOL.฀SOLD฀ABSOLUTE. PRICE REDUCED/LARGE 3/2/2 Home฀and฀both฀30฀acres฀tracts฀offered฀ on 1 acre. Selling as is $85,000 #808895 brick home Home฀ and฀ both฀ 30฀ acres฀ tracts฀ offered฀ Home฀and฀both฀30฀acres฀tracts฀offered฀separately฀and฀ UNDER CONTRACT with 2607sf on almost an acre. 502 SE 5th separately฀and฀as฀a฀whole. separately฀and฀as฀a฀whole. as฀a฀whole. $197,900 #809775 See website for survey TERMS:฀5%฀down,฀30฀days฀to฀close.฀Closing฀ cost฀ and฀ title฀ ins.฀ split฀ 50/50.฀ 10%฀ Buyers฀ TERMS:฀ 5%฀ down,฀ 30฀ days฀ to฀ close.฀ Closing฀ cost฀ TERMS:฀5%฀down,฀30฀days฀to฀close.฀Closing฀cost฀and฀title฀ins.฀ WE GIVE YOUR PROPERTY THE MOST EXPOSURE. Premium. and฀title฀ins.฀split฀50/50.฀10%฀Buyers฀Premium. split฀50/50.฀10%฀Buyers฀Premium. REAL ESTATE 405-751-6179 THAN MAYNARD Broker NELDA GRAY MOORE TONY CHRISTIAN SHELLEY MOORE RONNIE MAYNARD Office Manager 990-8862 306-2419 615-8871 405-397-1365 659-8217 www.dakil.com

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Jeanne Grimes • The Purcell Register New stripes Sgt. Victor Nava, right, was one of three security officers promoted to sergeant June 18 at Lexington Assessment & Reception Center. He was pinned by Col. Everett Shea, chief of security at the prison. Jeanne Grimes • The Purcell Register Mastering the spiral As Seen On TV It takes real determination to climb a corkscrew like this girl is doing during Vacation Bible 44 Years of Service School at First Baptist Church in Lexington.

Phonak, Audeo Attention Follow us on Gaylord Pickens B50 Direct RIC Federal Employees: $1000 OFF One coupon per person. Not Call today if you are a retired or current hosts Chickasaw, valid with any other offers or federal employee. You may have a promotions. Excludes previous purchases. benefi t to cover the cost of hearing aids. Choctaw art exhibit The Oklahoma Hall of Fame the works of weavers, painters, PIONEER HEARING AID CENTERS, INC. Gaylord-Pickens Museum bead workers, jewelers, sculp- in Oklahoma City will host tors, blade smiths, bowyers, “The Digital Experts” Family Owned & Operated “IKBI: Chickasaws and Choc- fletchers, photographers and taws Sharing Our Culture and clothiers, among others. 405-364-3931 ฀฀ History Through Art” until In total, 36 Chickasaw and September 22. Choctaw artists are involved ฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀515฀W.฀Gray฀Ste.฀A,฀Norman A reception, open to the pub- in the exhibit. All credit cards accepted www.pioneerhearing.com lic at no charge, will be held The Oklahoma Hall of Fame twitter.com/ from 5-7 p.m. on Thursday, Gaylord-Pickens Museum is Ask us about coming to a free lunch presentation at our Norman office! purcellregister June 28. located at 1400 Classen Drive “Ikbi” in both the Chickasaw in Oklahoma City. and Choctaw languages means Reservations for the opening “to create.” reception are encouraged but The exhibit will highlight not required. many methods of creating art To make a reservation, con- shared by the sister tribes. Mu- tact Marissa Raglin at 523-3231 seum patrons can expect to see or [email protected].