UPCOMING Hill’s big game downs EVENTS Granite, 9-1 A regular meeting of the Altus City Council SPORTS 13 and Municipal Authority is scheduled for Tuesday, Sept. 4 at 6 p.m. at the Altus Municipal Com- The plex, 509 S. Main St. For more information, call (580) 481-2244. Poke a Stick at It: Unexpected True Stories AltusTimes reviewed by Connie Cronley is scheduled for Tuesday, Sept. 4 at 7 p.m. at the Museum of the Western Prairie, 1100 Memorial Drive and Wednesday, Sept. 5 at 10 a.m. at the Altus eekend Public Library, 421 N. W$ ALTUSTIMES.COM SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 2018 Hudson St. This event 1.50 is free and open to the public. For more infor- mation, call (580) 482- 1044 or (580) 477-2890. Talent Show Auditions Labor Day: how a demonstration are scheduled at Altus City Auditorium, 201 E. Commerce St., on Sept. 4 and 5 from 6 -9 p.m. became a national holiday Register at playaltus. com or 601 Katy Drive. Auditions should be 3-5 BY KATRINA GOFORTH in New York City—a ating the national legal holiday in the U.S., cel- minutes and fami- [email protected] demonstration and picnic ebrating the men and ly-friendly. For more planned by the Central Each year, the United women bringing about information, call (580) Labor Union with the States recognizes the first economic growth and 481-2265. help of Peter J. McGuire, Monday in September as prosperity. A Tai Chi: Moving for general secretary of the Labor Day, a creation of The pattern for Labor Better Balance Class Brotherhood of Carpen- the labor movement ded- Day celebrations became is scheduled to be- ters and Joiners and a icated to the social and street parades and festi- gin Tuesday, Sept. 4 co-founder of the Amer- economic achievements vals for recreation and through Oct. 26 on ican Federation of Labor of American workers. amusement, with speech- Tuesday and Friday and Matthew McGuire, According to the De- es given by prominent from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. secretary of the Central partment of Labor, the men and women placing Katrina Goforth | Altus Times at the Altus Public Labor Union in New York. first Labor Day was cel- Crews continue working on The Towers Apartments resto- Library, 421 N. Hudson On June 28, 1984, Con- ebrated on Sept. 5, 1882, SEE HOLIDAY, PAGE 3 ration and improvement project. St. The class is free and gress passed an act cre- limited to 35 partici- pants. To sign up for the class, call (580) 477-2890. An Open House at City Council Gilded Prairie Studios is scheduled for Thurs- discusses capital day, Sept. 6 from 4 to 6 p.m. at 217 N. Main St. For more information, improvements, call (580) 482-0210. A Puddle of Mud metering and Concert is scheduled for Thursday, Sept. 6 bulk trash from 6 to 8 p.m. at Red River Music Hall, 200 BY KATRINA GOFORTH Todd Lane. To purchase [email protected] tickets or for more information, call (580) The Altus City Council and Al- 481-0278. tus Municipal Authority met for a The annual Jack- combined work session Tuesday son County 4-H Honors night in the Frisco Room on the Reception will be held second floor of the Altus Munici- at 2 p.m. on Sunday, pal Complex, 509 S. Main St. Mem- Sept. 9, in the Western bers of the council also make up Oklahoma State College the municipal authority board and Heritage Center, 2801 all were present for the work ses- N. Main in Altus. This sion. No votes were taken at this year’s theme is “Cap- work session. All discussion was ture your Moments, for information only. Develop your Future.” During the work session, City For more information, Katrina Goforth | Altus Times Manager Janice Cain ran through contact the Jackson Altus high school students “step in time” at group dance auditions held Monday at the Altus High School the City of Altus’ financial review County Cooperative Ex- Auditorium under the direction of Leah Wall of Off the Wall Dance Productions for the All-School Produc- including updates on projects bud- tension Office at (580) tion, “Mary Poppins.” geted for funding through the Cap- 482-0823. ital Improvements Fund. Sheridan’s Sunshine The City of Altus received $2.35 Foundation’s 4th Annual million in requests from various Glow Run 5k is scheduled city departments for this fiscal for Saturday, Sept. 15 Students ‘step in time’ year, but, with only $1.89 million at 7:45 p.m. at the Altus budgeted, there is a $461,000 un- Reservoir. For more funded variance. Requests have to information, call (580) be made to the Altus City Council 301-0906. and approved by that board prior Mountain Wine Fest at musical auditions to the purchase of any services hosted by the Armed and equipment, according to the Services YMCA is BY KATRINA GOFORTH City of Altus. scheduled for Satur- [email protected] The largest chunk of that re- day, Sept. 15 at 6 p.m. quest comes from the police and at Quartz Mountain Monday night, dozens of fire departments with requests Lodge, 22469 Lodge students took the stage at the totaling $551,500 and $544,200, re- Road, Lone Wolf. Altus High School Auditorium spectively. For tickets and more for group dance auditions The police department requests A2 information, call (580) in hopes of landing a spot include patrol rifles with optics, 481-6523 or visit www. in the all-school production sights, lights and slings; fully facebook.com/ASYM- of “Mary Poppins.” Under equipped detective vehicles; fully CAaltus. the direction of High School Choir Director Nick Young equipped patrol vehicles; Phase and choreographer Leah Wall, II of the radio tower project for owner of Off the Wall Dance equipment replacement; replace- Choreographer Leah Wall demonstrates a pirouette for students audi- ment and repair of the I-record Productions, students learned tioning for the all-school production, “Mary Poppins.” INDEX a prepared dance routine system for detectives; and metal and followed along with Wall tradition, held on the Mon- to a Thursday/Friday show, shelves for the evidence storage OBITUARIES, 3 before the audition. day and Tuesday before the which is very difficult to do room. WEATHER, 3 Young said auditions are holiday break, for decades, in the fall because of conflicts At the Aug. 7 City Council going incredibly well and the but Young says he’s changing meeting, the council approved COMICS, 4 with football.” cast list was to be posted on things up a bit this year. This is Young’s fourth all- the purchase of assorted items PUZZLES/TV, 5 Friday. Aug. 31, with rehears- “This year the district decid- school production. In previous (Coax cable, antennas, ice- bridge, three-channel combiner/ RELIGION, 6 als kicking off soon after. ed to have the entire week of years, he has directed “The The all-school production Thanksgiving off,” Young said. REMEMBER WHEN, 7 has been a Thanksgiving “This meant we had to move SEE MUSICAL, PAGE 3 SEE COUNCIL, PAGE 3 CLASSIFIEDS, 8-9 AGRICULTURE, 10 SPORTS, 13 Detective outlines sex, violent offender programs BY RICK CARPENTER check to see if they’re Dickerson said there on Tuesdays at Western [email protected] your neighbors by going are 24 offenses that can Oklahoma State College. to the City of Altus web- put people on the regis- She said sex offenders A detective in charge of site, www.altusok.gov, tered sex offenders’ list are ranked on three lev- keeping track of individu- clicking on services, then and seven on the violent els with three being the ISSUE 320 als on the sex and violent police. On the left-hand offenders’ list. And, while worst offenders. Level VOLUME 112 offender list says 33 reg- side of the page will be a she discouraged urinat- three offenders are habit- istered sex offenders and list to click on either sex ing in public, she said that ual aggravated sex offend- four violent offenders live offenders or violent of- does not necessarily put ers who have committed in Altus. fenders to see photos of you on the list. more than one offense Altus Police Depart- all sex and violent offend- Dickerson was speak- and who must check in ment Detective Devin ers, their addresses and ing to the Altus Rotary Rick Carpenter | Altus Times GRAYSTONE MEDIA GROUP LLC Dickerson said you can previous crimes. Club that meets at noon SEE PROGRAM, PAGE 2 Devin Dickerson 2 • NEWS SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 2018 • THE ALTUS TIMES 31 firearms confiscated after police arrest 4 on felony charges BY KATRINA GOFORTH Police originally re- Police responded after re- 49-year-old Jose Alcorta stolen in August of 2015, count of child abuse and [email protected] sponded to Hobby Lobby ceiving a call from a Hob- Jr. and Pena were using was also recovered from possession of a controlled to check on the welfare by Lobby employee about narcotics in the home and the home. and dangerous substance, Altus police have ar- of two children who were the children being aban- in the presence of one Arrested were: and possession of drug rested four people on left unattended, ages 9 doned. They were later child. • Jose Alcorta Sr., 71, paraphernalia; and multiple felony charges and 10 years old. Inves- transported to the police Investigators then pre- on nine counts of know- • Evon Pena, 42, on two and confiscated 31 fire- tigators later learned department where offi- pared and later executed ingly concealing stolen counts of child neglect, arms, some stolen, after a that the children were cials from the Oklahoma a search warrant on the property, two counts of one count of child abuse, search warrant was exe- dropped off at the store at Department of Human home. Police discovered possession of a sawed-off one count of possession cuted on a home in the 900 around 3 p.m. by the bio- Services became involved. methamphetamine and shotgun and one count of of a firearm after a former block of North Chalmers logical father’s girlfriend, It was later discovered drug paraphernalia along possession of a firearm felony conviction, posses- on Friday, Aug. 24, 2018. 42-year-old Evon Pena. that the children’s father, with 31 firearms, which with a defaced serial num- sion of a controlled and included shotguns, rifles ber; dangerous substance, and and handguns. The serial • Jamie Jay Alcorta, 37, possession of drug para- number to one of the fire- on one count of posses- phernalia. Jackson County Memorial Hospital welcomes arms had been removed sion of a firearm after a All four suspects are and eight of the firearms former felony conviction; being held at the Jackson had been reported sto- • Jose Alcorta Jr., 49, on County Jail and are await- len. Police also found one count of possession of ing their initial appear- two sawed-off shotguns. a firearm after a former ance in Jackson County Rose Ngishu, M.D. A ballistic vest, reported felony conviction, one District Court.

na-Lopez, 42, for aggra- softball teams last sum- PROGRAM vated sexual battery, and mer. She did not identify INTERNAL MEDICINE CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 Jessica Vargas, 36, for ag- the names of those coach- Dr. Ngishu describes her Internal gravated child sex abuse. es. Medicine practice as being a with authorities to verify And while there are When sex offenders specialty in the complexities their residence on a reg- only four on the violent register, Dickerson goes ular basis and are on the offenders’ list, the city over four pages of re- of the human body. She registered list for life. doesn’t know where two quirements that offend- integrates evidence- Level two offenders of them live. Christopher ers must sign after each based medical practices must update their resi- Gipson, 26, is on the list paragraph has been read. dence every six months for shooting with intent to And while there are with personalized and are on the regis- kill, and Edward Stuart, 24 offenses that can land care management and tered sex offender list 45, is on the list for assault someone on the sex of- emphasizes the importance for at least 25 years after and battery with a deadly fenders’ list, there are they’ve served their sen- weapon. Both have war- only seven offenses that of preventative care. She tences in jail or prison. rants out for their arrests. put people on the violent joins Internist Dr. Leverett Level one offenders will Because sex offenders offenders’ list. They in- as well as Family be on the list for at least cannot live within 2,000 clude convictions for first 15 years after incarcer- feet of a child care center, and second-degree mur- Practitioners Dr. ation and must register a park or a school, Dick- der, first-degree man- Root, Dr. Ballard, with the police depart- erson said there are lim- slaughter, shooting with ment at least once a year. ited areas within the city intent to kill, assault, Dr. Hokett and Dr. Sex offenders also have where they can live. They bombing, and abuse. Tran. the words “Sex Offender” also cannot live with chil- Dickerson said she printed on their driver’s dren who are not their grew up in Altus always license. biological children and wanting to be a police of- Of the 33 register sex they cannot reside with ficer. By her 11th birth- offenders in Altus, 28 are other sex offenders. They day, she could recite the New Patients on level three but 1o of also cannot enter a park. Miranda warning. She’s them are incarcerated. Dickerson said two of now been a detective for There are two with an the sex offenders who are the Altus Police Depart- Welcome unknown address with incarcerated were arrest- ment for six of her 13 warrants for their arrest ed after discovering they years with the depart- including Noe Santa- had been coaching girls ment. JCMH MEDICAL CLINIC LETTER TO THE EDITOR We wish to express our heartfelt Your thoughtfulness will always be 205 South Park Lane Altus, OK thanks for the kindness, assistance remembered. and all forms of sympathy shown during the recent death of our loved Marilyn and Lynn Barnes, Suzie 580-379-6650 one, Gladys Roberson Foreman. Roberson and families. TOW & GO ADVENTURE GIVEAWAY WIN A CHEVROLET SILVERADO 2500HD & 5TH WHEEL TRAVEL TRAILER GRAND PRIZE WINNER NOVEMBER 11 • 10PM

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engine/fire pumper, fire- tus City Gymnasium. Center survey at the reg- of Altus does not include creased rates with more COUNCIL line coats and pants, and According to Parks and ular Altus City Council a total cost but lays out accurate meters. CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 Swiftwater Rescue train- Recreation Director Chris and Municipal Authori- an agreement that quotes Cain indicated the AMI ing. According to Cain, Griffith, the LED lights ty meeting on Sept. 4. A will be given to the City meters could be an adjust- multi-coupler and tower the pumper, a budgeted could possibly be pur- possible overlay project of Altus with no binding ment. grounding system) for the $500,000 cost, is now need- chased through the Okla- on Bradford Street is also contract until an order Council member Ja- Phase II Radio Tower Proj- ed after the recent string homa Municipal Power scheduled for the Sept. it accepted in writing by son Winters pointed out ect not to exceed $77,000 of fires. Authority rebate program 4 agenda, according to Nighthawk. customers could monitor funded by state contract; The Parks and Recre- — a program council Cain. Cain said they have just their usage via the cus- three 2019 Ford Intercep- ation Department made member Dwayne Mar- Cain also reported on begun the billing discus- tomer portal on a smart- tor All-Wheel Drive Ex- up the second largest re- tin said he has been im- the progress of the Ad- sion which she called the phone. plorer utility vehicles at a quest at a total of $451,000 pressed with in the past. vanced Metering Infra- “difficult part” and will During the work ses- price not to exceed $55,000 requested for trucks; an Griffith also told the structure (AMI) project. begin developing a cus- sion, Cain also gave an each, $166,500 total, also Aquatic Center survey; group he hopes to get At the Aug. 7 meeting, the tomer portal where util- update on bulk trash pick- funded by state contract; a ballfield maintenance bathrooms for the Altus council approved a supply ity customers can check up. Cain said bulk trash and a 2018 Ford Expedi- machine; dump bed for Splashpad put in for less agreement contract for an on their billing and us- pickup service just com- tion utility vehicle for the a truck; a parks master than $30,000 — a $23,000 AMI system with Night- age. She said Nighthawk pleted Zone 10 and will be Altus Detective Division plan; playground equip- decrease from the original hawk, of Coppell, Texas, hopes to have all AMI me- moving on to the remain- not to exceed $47,000, also ment; bathrooms at the estimated cost at $53,000. for both the water and ters installed by January. ing zones. Cain said it funded by state contract. Altus Splashpad; digital Cain said there would electric utilities. The sup- Council member Jon costs between $50,000 and Requests for Altus Fire signs; a John Deere Gator; be more information ply agreement between Kidwell asked if custom- $55,000 for the service that and Rescue include fire and LED lights at the Al- about a possible Aquatic Nighthawk and the City ers would begin to see in- began in July.

tion. The school board OBITUARIES MUSICAL approved to pay $3,500 for CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 Gabriel James Alexander the Chickasaw Tribe of Paternal Grandmother rental equipment, includ- Oklahoma. He enjoyed Diana Alexander of Blair, ing a harness and pulley Addams Family: The Gabriel James Alex- spending time with his Paternal Grandfather track system, lodging and Musical,” “Beauty and ander, 17, of Blair, went family, music and being Marvin Dee Alexander meals for a choreogra- the Beast,” and “Wizard to his heavenly home on read to. Sr. of Oklahoma City, pher from Flying by Foy of Oz.” He knows timing Saturday Aug. 25, 2018. He is survived by his Maternal Grandparents; specializing in on-stage is important. Funeral service were parents; Marvin Jr. and Cecelia Cable and Whit flights. “Ultimately, we decided held at 1 p.m. Friday, Aug. Michelle Alexander of the Parker of Lawton, several According to Young, to push the show back 31, at Comanche Nation home, Siblings; Lynia Al- aunts, uncles and cousins. there are three flights to Dec. 6th and 7th to Funeral Home. exander and fiancé Dylan He is preceded in death by three of the students minimize conflicts but Gabriel was born Oct. Farris of Tulsa, Marvin by his Grandfather Garry that will be “extensively keep the show in the first 28, 2000 in Lawton to Lawton Public Schools John Alexander, Ceanna Barrett and two uncles, rehearsed with a licensed semester,” Young said. Marvin Jr. and Michelle and Blair Public Schools Rae Alexander, Lorenzo Gabe Parker and Kevin flight choreographer This year, he’s taken on Alexander. He attended and was a member of Hernandez, all of Blair. Gipson. to ensure safety for the a production with its own show.” set of challenges — flying The last varsity foot- James Brazell James Neal Brazell; two Schacter, Amanda Smith, actors. In June, Young ball game for Altus High sisters, Ella Jo Anker- James Dale Brazell, went before the Altus School is scheduled for James Brazell, 86, holz and Mary Benthal Quinton Brazell, Jessica School Board to request Nov. 2 in Duncan with Altus, passed away on Collins; and a daugh- Brazell and Marli Brazell; a flight specialist to assist state finals scheduled be- Tuesday, Aug. 28, 2018 at ter-in-law, Marci Jan one sister, Sammye Cupp, in the all-school produc- tween Nov. 30 and Dec. 1. Jackson County Memo- Brazell. and a host of other family rial Hospital. Funeral and friends. He leaves behind to Many Americans en- services have been sched- The Brazell family cherish his memories his HOLIDAY joy the day by spend- uled for 2 p.m., Saturday, greeted friends from 5 to CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 loving wife, Lois, of the ing time with family or Sept. 1, 2018 at the First 7 p.m. on Friday, Aug. 31, home; two sons, Randy friends or taking one last Baptist Church with Dr. 2018 at the funeral home. Brazell, and Jeff Brazell more emphasis on the vacation before the end Jeff Moore officiating. Online tributes may be and his wife, Sema; seven economic and civic sig- of summer. Burial with full military of Master Sergeant in grandchildren, Helen made at kincannonfuner- nificance. honors will follow in 1974 following 21 years Marie Brazell, Amber alhome.com According to the Bu- the Altus City Cemetery of service to his county. reau of Labor Statistics, CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST under the direction of Following his military 10.7 percent of wage and service, he attended Altus Edward “Abo” GREATER the Kincannon Funeral Abernethy salary workers were part Home and Cremation Junior College, then at- of a union in 2016 or 14.6 LOVE Service. tained his undergraduate The memorial service million workers. In 1983, MINISTRIES James Dale Brazell was degree and his Master’s 900 S. Main, Altus, OK celebrating and honor- the first year for which 73521 born on Oct. 14, 1931 to Degree in psychology ing the life of Edward comparable data is avail- 580-482-7176 James Henry Hershel and from Southwestern Okla- Pastor-Supt. Elder Robert “Abo” Abernethy, 97, able, there were 17.7 mil- Green Eugenia (Knight) Brazell homa State University of Enid will be held at lion unionized workers. in Warren, Oklahoma. He in Weatherford, Okla- 2 p.m. Sunday Sept. 9, Workers unions cover Sun Morning Prayer graduated from Warren homa. James enjoyed 9:00 A.M. 2018 in the Emmanuel public-sector and pri- Sunday School High School in 1949 and golfing, fishing, hunting Enid church with Pastor vate-sector jobs, educa- 9:30 A.M. married Lois Neal on and watching television Wade Burleson officiat- tion, training, library Sunday Morn. Worship March 3, 1950. James sports. He was an avid OU 11:15 A.M. ing. and protective services. Tuesday Prayer/Bible Band entered the United States fan and loved watching The family will receive Military honors will be Regardless of wheth- 6:30 P.M. Army in 1951, was a Field the Dallas Cowboys. His Thursday Youth Group guests after the service presented by the United er a worker is part of a 7:00 P.M. Artillery Operator and most precious times were in the church. States Navy. Services union, Labor Day is ob- Thursday Prayer/Pastoral Intelligence Specialist spent with family. Private graveside are under the direction served by government of- Study during the Korean War James is preceded in 7:00 P.M. services will proceed of Brown-Cummings fices, schools and many Saturday Morning Prayer and retired with the rank death by his parents; son, the memorial service. Funeral Home. other organizations. 10:00 A.M.

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Good News Club The Good News Club meets on Wednesdays at Richard Foster remarks, in the book Celebration of Discipline, “As the cross is the sign of 6:30 p.m. at Emmanuel Ssubmission,er so thev toweli ceis the sign of service.” He goes on to explain that when Jesus had Baptist Church, 800 N. gathered his disciples at the Last Supper, they were quarreling over who was the greatest, and by implication, who was the least among them. Jesus responded by getting down on his knees Forrest in Altus. Chil- and with towel and wash basin washing their feet, afterwards directing the disciples “Now that dren from pre-kinder- I, your Lord and Teacher, have washed your feet, you also should wash one another’s feet.” garten to sixth grade are (John 13:14 NIV) Think of the many ways that we can serve our fellow human beings. Just being courteous, friendly and helpful in your everyday dealings with people is perhaps the encouraged to attend. easiest way to be of service. Showing hospitality to your guests is another way that is available This time includes Bi- to many of us. You don’t need to live in a castle to open your home to others; an extra bed or ble stories, songs, scrip- even a couch may be sufficient for guests to sleep on. And when people come to visit, often they ture memory, a mission only want to spend time with you and they aren’t expecting to be treated like royalty. Another simple way to be of service to others is simply to listen to them. Consider how you might be of story and games. Trans- service to the people you live and work with, as well as those in your community. portation is available. – Christopher Simon For more information, contact the church of- “The greatest among you will be your servant. For those who fice weekdays between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. at (580) exalt themselves will be humbled, and those who humble 482-1775 or check out the themselves will be exalted.” —Matthew 23:11-12 NIV website ebcaltus.org. 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In 2000, Kiwanis held a tractor driving contest at the Jackson County Free Fair. The participants were, back row from left: Walter Treadwell, Larry McLaughlin, Jerry Butler, Gwynn Wom- ack, J.C. Brooks, Jeff Greenlee, Mike Shulz, Dean Craven and Jimmy James; front from left: Brad Roberson (3rd), Kyle Jameson (2nd), and Sean Bates (1st).

Joy Willingham from Altus points at some of the animals on the wall of the Backdoor Steak- house in Blair in 2000. It took Willingham a month and 2 days to paint the mural. She said, “I wanted to make that whole wall look like a mountain range.” Willingham is visiting with Blair School’s first- through third-grade students in this photo. Share memories, photos and mementos of Altus and the local area with other readers. Bring in, email or mail old photos of businesses, school pictures and items at the Altus Times, 218 W. Commerce St., Altus, OK 73521 or 580-482-1221.

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********* Published in the Altus Times SWMU10. All persons having claims GREETINGS: You, the said Reneé Walker Gunkel, OBA September 1, 2018. SS-016, Aircraft Refueling & against Melvin Carl Bates, Defendants, will take notice #12314 PUBLISHER'S NOTICE In accordance with the re- Vehicle Maintenance Facility– deceased, are required to that a suit had been filed in Preston M. Gunkel, OBA # quirements of the Com- AOC 6. present the the above named Court in the 33185 All real estate advertising in prehensive Environmental DP-019, Red Fuming Nitric same with a description of all above named and numbered Attorneys for Personal Repre- this newspaper is subject to Response Compensation Acid Neutralization & Burial security interests and other cause for determination of sentative and Liability Act (CERCLA) Site – SWMU 12. collateral, if any, held by each the heirs, executors, admin- Post Office Box 1124 the Fair Housing Act which section 121(c), Altus AFB SS-010, BX Service Station - creditor istrators, devisees, trustees Altus, Oklahoma 73522 makes it illegal to advertise has completed the five year SWMU 21. with respect to such claim, to and assigns of Raymond (580) 482-8204 “any preference, limitation review for 16 sites on the in- WP-001, Abandoned Aircraft the named Personal Repre- L. Davis, deceased, an you [email protected] or discrimination based on stallation. Washrack Pond & OWS 402 sentative at: must answer Plaintiff’s Peti- preston@gunkellawgroup. race, color, religion, sex, This review began September – SWMU 9. c/o Phillip L. Nelson tion filed herein on or before com handicap, familial status or 1, 2016 and was completed Based on results of the re- Latham, Nelson, Martin & (41 days from first publication LPXLP on March 30, 2018. Altus AFB search conducted during this Kincannon in newspaper) October 12, national origin, or an inten- completed this review to en- review using historical reports P.O. Box 953 2018, or said Petition will be Published in the Altus Times tion to make any such pref- sure that the selected remedy regarding environmental ac- 1000 N. Main taken as true and judgment August 25 and September 1, erence, limitation or discrim- is, or when complete will be, tivities and previous uses of Altus, OK 73522 on or before for said Plaintiff will be ren- 2018. protective of human health the sites, the current condi- the following presentment dered against you according IN THE DISTRICT COURT ination.” Familial status in- OF THE JACKSON COUNTY cludes children under the and the environment. The five tions as noted in the site in- date: October 31, 2018 or the to the prayer of Plaintiffs Pe- year review process included spections, and evaluation of same will be non-suited, void tition, determining the heirs THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA age of 18 living with par- the review and analysis of ex- analytical data from soil and and forever bared. executors, administrators, Case No. PB-2018-27 ents or legal custodians, isting monitoring data, review water samples collected at Dated this 28th day of August devisees, trustees and as- IN THE MATTER OF THE p r e g n a n t w o m e n a n d of site information, and the in- the sites, it was determined 2018. signs of Raymond L. Davis, ESTATE OF spection of the site to confirm that the remedies implement- /s/ Donna Roberson deceased. GEORGE H. STOVER, De- people securing custody of ceased. children under 18. and document the condition ed for the sites at Altus AFB Donna Roberson Rhonda Stepanovich, Court of the remedy. This second are currently protective of Personal Representative Clerk NOTICE OF HEARING FI- This newspaper will not five year review included the human health and the envi- Prepared by: /s/ NAL ACCOUNT, PETITION knowingly accept any ad- following sites: ronment. The next Five Year Phillip L. Nelson, OBA #11942 Deputy Clerk FOR ORDER vertising for real estate SS-017, TCE Spill Site. Review will be conducted in Latham, Nelson, Martin & GUNKEL LAW GROUP ALLOWING FINAL AC- which is in violation of the SS-018, TCE/Carbon Tetra- 2022. Any questions or com- Kincannon A PROFESSIONAL LIMITED COUNT, DETERMINATION chloride Spill Site. ments related to this review P.O. Box 953 LIABILITY COMPANY OF HEIRS, law. Our readers are hereby DISTRIBUTION AND DIS- informed that all dwellings SS-022, TCE Spill Site. effort may be directed to:: 1000 N. Main Altus, OK 73522 /s/ Renee Gunkel SS-023, TCE Spill Site. Ms. Mary Bitney (580) 482-7134 Renee Walker Gunkel, OBA CHARGE advertised in this newspa- FT-005, Fire Protection Train- Remedial Project Manager (580) 482-7154-fax #12314 Notice is hereby given that per are available on an ing Area No 2 - SWMU 2. 401 L Ave., Bldg 358 [email protected] Preston M. Gunkel, OBA Corry Kendall, Executor and equal opportunity basis. To SS-013, Flight Line Fuel Sys- Altus AFB, OK 73523-5138 Attorney for Personal Repre- #33185 Personal complain of discrimination tem (North) AOC 2 C-5. (580) 481-7346 sentative Attorneys for Plaintiff Representative of the Estate - SS-024, TCE Spill Site. Additional information about LPXLP Post Office Box 1124 of George H. Stover, De call HUD toll-free at 1-800- ceased, having filed in this LF-004, Landfill No 3 & POL each of the sites in the review Altus, Oklahoma 73522 669-9777. The toll-free tele- Published in the Altus Times Court his final account of the Tank Sludge Burial (OU-1) - or other Altus AFB sites is (580) 482-8204 September 1, September 8 administration of said Estate phone number for the hear- SWMU 7. available in the administrative [email protected] and September 15, 2018. and Petition for Order allow- ing impaired is 1-800-927- LF-014, Landfill No. 4 - record. The administrative preston@gunkellawgroup. IN THE DISTRICT COURT ing same, Determination of 9275. SWMU 08. record is located at the Envi- com OF JACKSON COUNTY Heirs, Distribution and for Fi- FT-003, Fire Protection ronmental Flight Office, Bldg LPXLP Training Area No 3 (OU-1) - 358, Room A1066, Altus AFB. STATE OF OKLAHOMA nal Discharge of said Execu- SWMU 3. A copy is also maintained at CV-2018-40 Published in the Altus Times tor and Personal Representa- ST-012, Auto Hobby Shop & the Altus Public Library, 421 DENNIS WAYNE DAVIS, August 25 and September 1, tive that hearing of the same OWS 343 - SWMU 26. N. Hudson, Altus, OK 73521. Plaintiff, 2018. has been set by the court for WP-002, Abandoned AGE Phone # (580) 477-3626 vs. IN THE DISTRICT COURT show cause Hearing on the Washrack Pond (WP-02) - LPXLP THE HEIRS, EXECUTORS, OF JACKSON COUNTY 18th day of September 2018 ADMINISTRATORS, DEVI- STATE OF OKLAHOMA at Published in the Altus Times SEES, TRUSTEES No. PB-2018-33 9:30 o’clock a.m. at the Court- Published in the Durant Democrat August 25 and September September 1 and September AND ASSIGNS OF RAY- IN THE MATTER OF THE room of said District Court 1, 2018. 8, 2018. MOND L. DAVIS ESTATE OF in the Courthouse at Altus, IN THE DISTRICT COURT Defendants. VIRGIE R. STAYTON, De- Jackson County, Oklahoma, OKLAHOMA ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE OF JACKSON COUNTY NOTICE BY PUBLICATION ceased. and all persons interested in LAWS ENFORCEMENT COMMISSION STATE OF OKLAHOMA THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA ALIAS NOTICE TO CREDI- said estate are notified then NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY FOR Case No. PB-2018-42 TO: TORS and there to appear and show AN ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE LICENSE IN THE MATTER OF THE THE HEIRS, EXECUTORS, TO THE CREDITORS OF: cause, if any they have, why ESTATE OF ADMINISTRATORS, DEVI- Virgie R. Stayton, Deceased. said account should not be In accordance with Title 37, Section 522 and Title 37A, Sec- Melvin Carl Bates, SEES, All persons having claims settled and allowed, the heirs tion 2-141 White Buffalo Coffee Bar, a Limited Liability Com- Deceased. TRUSTEES AND ASSIGNS against Virgie R. Stayton, of the said George H. Stover, pany hereby publishes notice of its intention to apply within NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF Deceased, are required to Deceased, determined, and sixty days from this date to the Oklahoma Alcoholic Beverage STATE OF OKLAHOMA RAYMOND L. DAVIS, DE- present the same with the said Estate be distributed and Laws Enforcement Commission for a Beer and Wine License COUNTY OF JACKSON CEASED. necessary vouchers, to the the Executor and Personal under authority of and in compliance with the said Act: That undersigned Personal Rep- Representative discharged. it intends, if granted such license to operate as a Beer and resentative at the Gunkel Dated this 20 day of August Wine establishment with business premises located at 2001 Law Group PLLC, Post Office 2018. North Main, in Altus, Jackson County, Oklahoma under the Agricultural Experiment Station Box 1124, Altus, Oklahoma /s/ CLARK HUEY business name of White Buffalo Coffee Bar. 73522, by the 25 day of Octo- JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT Dated this 15th day of August, 2018. Superintendent Needed ber, 2018 or the same will be COURT Signature of applicant(s): If partnership, all partners forever barred. APPROVED AS TO FORM: must sign. If corporation, an officer of the corporation • Full time position with Oklahoma State University Dated this 16 day of August, Horton & Associates Attor- must sign. If limited liability company a manager stationed at Altus. 2018. neys at Law must sign. If tribe, a tribal member must sign. THIS COPY ONLY FOR /s/THE Lana D WEEKEck OF /s/CorrySEPTEMBER Kendall 2, 2018. /s/Jeremy Buxton • Benefits and dependent tuition waivers. Lana D. Eck, CORRY KENDALL, OBA County of Jackson, State of Oklahoma Please choose the copy below thatPersonal best fits yourRepresentative TWO or THREE of #30608 column width. Thank you.

• Crop ZONES ALL production, irrigation, equipment maintenance, Before me, the undersigned notary public, personally ap- and facility management experience needed. the 216 West Commerce peared: Estate of Virgie R. Stayton, Altus, OK 73521 Jeremy Buxton, to me known to be the person(s) described Deceased (580) 482-3355 in and who executed the foregoing application and acknowl- Full description can be found at: http://bit.ly/OSUAltus GUNKEL LAW GROUP LPXLP edged that they executed the same as their free act and 3.08” X 3” A PROFESSIONAL3.42” X LIMITED3” deed. LIABILTY COMPANY /s/Michelle Coe /s/ Notary Public OKLAHOMA CLASSIFIED My Commission Expires: 06/23/2019. OKLAHOMA CLASSIFIED LPXLP ADVERTISING NETWORK GreatADVERTISING Plains Youth NETWORK & Family FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 1-888-815-2672 Services,FOR MORE Inc.INFORMATION in Hobart CALL is 1-888-815-2672 Published in the Altus Times August 25, September 1 and seeking qualified applicants for September 8, 2018. WANT TO BUY LEGAL SERVICES NOTICE TO SELL COUNTY PROPERTY a full-timeWANT TO Healthy BUY Living LEGAL SERVICES ACQUIRED AT RESALE SOCIAL SECURITY AND FREON R12 WANTED: CERTIFIED SOCIAL SECURITY AND DISABILITY Notice is hereby given, pursuant to the receipt of bid, that I, DISABILITY CLAIMS Saunders FREON R12 WANTED: CERTIFIED BUYER will PAY CA$H for R12 cyl- Program Assistant Coordinator.CLAIMS Saunders & Saunders Renee Howard, County Treasurer of Jackson County, Okla- & Saunders Attorneys at Law. No BUYER will PAY CA$H for R12 cylin- homa, will on the 13 day of September 2018 , beginning at inders or cases of cans. (312) 291- Attorneys at Law. No Recovery - No Recovery - No Fee. 1-800-259- ders or cases of cans. (312) 291-9169; Fee. 1-800-259-8548 DRIS. 9:00 am at my office in Altus, Oklahoma sell separately the 9169; www.refrigerantfinders.com. 8548 DRIS. Must have an associate’s degree in community hereinafter described tracts, parcels, or lots of land, all situat- health,www.refrigerantfinders.com. communications, or a related field. Travel ed in Jackson County, Oklahoma and heretofore acquired by ADVERTISE STATEWIDE ADVERTISE STATEWIDE said county at the resale authorized by 68 0.S. § 3125. Fol- HELP WANTED is required. SalariedHELP WANTED position includes health lowing the description of each property separately offered for ADVERTISE STATEWIDE! For more ADVERTISE STATEWIDE! For sale is the name of the bidder and the amount bid as follows: POWERLINE CONTRACTOR look- insurance and benefits. information or to place an ad contact more information or to place an ad POWERLINE CONTRACTOR looking ing for experienced high voltage (405) 499-0020 or tollfree in OK at Description Bidder Amount Bid contact (405) 499-0020 or tollfree in for experienced high voltage lineman for 1-888-815-2672. lineman for full time year round job. OK at 1-888-815-2672. Job description can be found on our E/ 2 Lot 17, Block 38, C53 Land $101 .00 full time year round job. Travel required. Travel required. Call 479-789-2550 ORIGINAL, Altus 216 W. Trust PO Box websiteCall at479-789-2550 www.gpyfs.org. for more information. Email OCAN090218resume to Broadway 1005 for more information. OCAN090218 0005-00-038-017-0-001- Fairfield Bay, [email protected]. 00 AR 72088 Lot 16, Block 20, ORIG- C53 Land $101 .00 Published in the Altus Times 8/25 and 9/1, 2018. Published in the Altus Time 8/18, 8/25, 9/1, 2018. INAL , Eldorado W Main Trust PO Box Street 1005 OKLAHOMA ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE S.A. & 1. 301 (2002) 0725-00-020-016-0-000- Fairfield Bay, LAWS ENFORCEMENT COMMISSION NOTICE TO SELL COUNTY PROPERTY 00 AR 72088 NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY FOR AN ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE LICENSE (ACQUIRED AT RESALE) Lots 6 & 7 , Block 3, KTZ- C53 Land $ 51 .00 ZIAR 5TH, 417 S. Central, Trust PO Box In accordance with Title 37, Section 522 and Title 37A, Sec- Notice is hereby given, Pursuant to the receipt of bid, that Altus 1005 tion 2-141 All American LLC 105 Zinn St. Blair 73526, an 1, RENEE HOWARD, County Treasurer of Jackson County, 0415-00-003-006-0-000- Fairfield Bay, LLC, hereby publishes notice of its intention to apply within Oklahoma, will on the 6th day of September 2018 beginning 00 AR 72088 sixty days from this date to the Oklahoma Alcoholic Beverage at 9 a.m. at my office in the Courthouse at Altus, Oklahoma sell separately the hereinafter described tracts, parcels, or Lot 8, Block 3, KIZZIAR C53 Land $ 51.00 Laws Enforcement Commission for a Retail Beer, Retail Wine License under authority of and in compliance with the said lots of land, all situated in Jackson County, Oklahoma, and 5TH, 413 S. Central Street Trust heretofore acquired by said County at Resale. Following the 0415-00-003-008-0-000- PO Box 1005 Act: That it intends, if granted such license to operate as a Retail Beer, Retail Wine establishment with business premis- description of each property separately offered for sale is the 00 Fairfield Bay, name of the bidder and the amount bid, as follows: AR 72088 es located at 105 Zinn St in Blair, Jackson, Oklahoma under the business name of All American LLC. KIZZIAR Unplatted: Part C53 Land $ 51.00 Dated this 21 day of August, 2018 DESCRIPTION BIDDER AMOUNT BID W. Liveoak St. Beg SE Cor Trust PO Box Signature of applicant(s): If partnership, all part- Lot 12, Block 14 1005 ners BLAIR - ORIGI- Rhona Armstrong $50.00 KIZZIAR ADD. W 106.2’ , Fairfield Bay, must sign. If corporation, an officer of the corpora- NAL s 100’ , AR 72088 tion BLK 28 S 62’ LOT E 135’ , NW to Beginning must sign. If limited liability company a manager I 303 Rochester 0425-19- must sign. If tribe, a tribal member must sign. 0640-00-028- 002-020-0-009-00 /s/Jason wallace 001-0-001-00 /s/Lacee Wallace The said properties will be separately sold to the highest com- County of Jackson, State of Oklahoma The said properties will be separately sold to the highest petitive bidder, for cash in hand, or to the original bidder at the Before me, the undersigned notary public, personally ap- competitive bidder, for cash in hand, or the original bidder amount bid if there be no higher bid offered, subject to the peared: at the amount bid if there be no higher price offered, subject approval of the Board of County Commissioners. Lacee Walace and Jason Wallace, to me known to be the to the approval of the Board of County Commissioners in its The apportioned cost of advertisement and other expense person(s) described in and who executed the foregoing ap- discretion. incident to the said sale shall be paid by the purchaser, in plication and acknowledged that theyexecuted the same as The apportioned cost of advertisement and other expense in- addition to the amount bid upon said properties. their free act and deed. cident to said sale shall be paid by the purchaser, in addition Witness my hand this 20 day of August, 2018. /s/Judy Dollar to the amount bid upon said properties. /s/ Notary Public Witness my hand this 13th day of August, 2018. County Treasurer My Commission Expires: 02/15/2022. /s/RENEE HOWARD Jackson County Treasurer LPXLP LPXLP LPXLP THE ALTUS TIMES • SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 2018 CLASSIFIEDS/LEGALS • 9 Classifieds

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Published in the Altus Times ture $365,000 annually in two seal this 13th day of August, Notice is hereby given that and there to appear and show Help Wanted 8/25 and 9/1, 2018. (2) years from their date. The 2018. LAURA ANN CURTIS, Exec- cause, if any they have, why Altus Town & County Bowling NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS bids will be opened and read Dean Rice utrix of the estate of RICH- the said account should not Lanes is looking for part-time In accordance with 62 O.S. and shall be awarded at the Clerk, Board of Education ARD BARTLETT CURTIS, be settled and allowed, the snack bar help. Evenings and 2011, § 354, notice is hereby first Board of Education meet- (SEAL) deceased, having filed in this heirs determined, said estate weekends, great for someone given that the Board of Edu- ing held after the bids are due. LPXLP court her final account of the distributed, and said Executrix needing a second job. Must be cation of Independent School Said Bonds shall be sold to the administration of said estate discharged. 21 or older. Stop by 1616 E. District Number 14 of Jackson bidder bidding the lowest rate Published in the Altus Times and petition for order allowing DATED this 20th day of Au- Broadway, Altus, to apply. County, Oklahoma, will receive of interest the Bonds shall bear 8/25 and 9/1, 2018. the same, determination of gust, 2018. bids by: sealed bid, facsimile and agreeing to pay par and IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF heirs, distribution and for final /s/CLARK HUEY bid, electronic (Parity®) bid or accrued interest for the Bonds. JACKSON COUNTY STATE discharge of said Executrix, JUDGE RV FOR SALE similar secure electronic bid Each bidder shall submit with OF OKLAHOMA the hearing of the same has MARK T. COKE NO. PB-2018-25 on the 11th day of September, his bid a sum in cash, cashier’s been fixed by the undersigned 205 W. Cypress MOTORHOME FOR SALE 2018, at 11:45 o’clock a.m., at or certified check, electronic IN THE MATTER OF THE AN- Judge of said court for the 18th P.O. Box 652 CILLARY PROBATE OF THE 2000 Cruisemaster the Library, Duke School, Duke (wire) transfer or surety bond say of September, 2018, at Altus, Oklahoma 73522 36-feet with two slide sides Public Schools, 300 North payable to the Treasurer of the WILL OF 9:30 o’clock a.m., at the court- 580-482-5474 RICHARD BARTLETT CUR- Ford B-10 Engine Chickasaw, Duke, Oklahoma, District, equal to two (2%) per- room of said District Court in ATTORNEY FOR EXECUTRIX Two air-conditioners for the sale of $365,000 of cent of the amount of his bid. TIS, the courthouse at Altus, in the LPXLP Deceased. Call (580) 471-3553 to set up General Obligation Combined The Board reserves the right to county and state aforesaid, an appointment Purpose Bonds of said School reject all bids. NOTICE OF HEARING FINAL and all persons interested in District, which Bonds will ma- WITNESS my official hand and ACCOUNT said estate are notified then

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Climatic conditions make assessing Oklahoma forage conditions difficult BY DONALD STOTTS Peel added the hay sit- [email protected] uation is perhaps even more difficult to assess Author Charles Dickens this year. The 2018 hay summed things up nicely: crop year started with It was the best of times, U.S. total May 1 hay stocks it was the worst of times; down 36 percent year over and one might add “it was year, and at the lowest the strangest of times” level since 2013. Variable when speaking about re- summer weather condi- cent climatic conditions in tions have affected both Oklahoma. the quantity and quality According to the Okla- of hay production. homa Mesonet, every cli- The latest Livestock Courtesy photo mate region of the state Marketing Information OSU Cooperative Extension and the Salvation Army lead a poverty simulation in Lawton that attracted nearly 60 partici- has received above-aver- Center projections suggest pants and volunteers, including from left to right, Karenid Rosario, Tina Alley and Liz McChesney. age rainfall the past 30 a slight overall increase days, ranging from 139 in hay production of 0.5 percent of normal in the percent year over year, Extension providing help and Panhandle to 268 percent with increased alfalfa hay of normal in the South- production more than off- east. However, the latest setting decreases in other Drought Monitor as of this hay production. However, hope through poverty simulation writing shows 70 percent the lower beginning stocks of Oklahoma with abnor- mean that overall hay sup- BY LEILANA MCKINDRA see what it’s like to be in than enough,” she said. ning father and an unem- mally dry conditions or plies will be tighter and [email protected] that situation,” said Deb- “Once families begin ployed mother, respec- worse, including 26 per- higher prices are expected ra Johnson, poverty ini- to struggle, it begins to tively. cent in severe drought or for all types of hay. Comanche County tiatives coordinator for reach into other parts Alley said during the worse. “Anecdotal indications resident Liz McChesney the Salvation Army of of the community. Then activity, she struggled “Waves of wet, dry, are that forage and hay knew poverty exist- Lawton, which services communities have an to work full-time, which warm and cool weather production is variable ed where she lives and Comanche and Stephens obligation to help strug- meant spending more have made it difficult to but probably lower for works. She didn’t under- counties. gling families access than half of each 15-min- assess forage conditions much of Oklahoma,” Peel stand the seriousness Johnson said it’s im- needed resources to re- ute week at the general across the state, with a said. “The start-and-stop of the issue or how she portant to bring together gain their standing.” employer, and fit in other very cool and wet August nature of forage growth could make it better, but a variety of community Developed by the Mis- necessities such as going just the latest turn in a this season has contrib- she wanted to find out. voices to address pover- souri Community Action to the bank. rather unusual year,” said uted to nitrate toxicity That desire drew her ty, including limited-re- Network, the simulation “As a single mom, I Derrell Peel, Oklahoma in sorghum forages and to a poverty simulation source families who can features realistic scenar- feel that way anyway, but State University Cooper- johnsongrass, with sever- recently organized by the lend a face to the issue ios faced by families liv- it really was just stress- ative Extension livestock al cattle deaths reported. Salvation Army of Law- as well as individuals ing in poverty. ful to see what had to be marketing specialist. Producers must continue ton and led by a team of and organizations that During the activity, done,” she said. The latest U.S. Crop to monitor and manage trained Oklahoma State can be a force for positive participants were divid- Meanwhile, Rosario Progress Report shows grazing and hay produc- University Cooperative change. ed into families; select- said it was stressful and average pasture and range tion to minimize quality Extension family and “That’s why we’re so ed for roles; and given shocking what people do conditions at 30 percent and toxicity problems.” consumer sciences edu- excited OSU Extension a detailed explanation in these kinds of situa- poor to very poor, up from Still, August moisture cators. came to offer this with of their circumstances, tions. 22 percent one year ago. may provide an opportuni- “I wanted to see the us and partner with us, including ages, employ- “We were being evict- In Oklahoma, 23 percent ty to boost forage supplies severity of it here in just bringing more col- ment status, health is- ed out of the house. This of pastures are currently for fall and winter. Lawton and I wanted laboration,” she said. sues, educational level, lady just appeared offer- rated poor to very poor, “Current conditions to find out how I could “It’s really all about your income and monthly ex- ing a job and we all saw compared to 7 percent this may facilitate some late help more and how our resources. In a commu- penses. it as a good opportunity, time last year. Regional season hay production or, organization could get nity like this, if we’re The challenge? Nav- but I got caught and went pasture conditions have better yet for some pro- more involved,” said able to come together to igating one month – to jail,” she said, describ- higher percentages of poor ducers, an opportunity to McChesney, who works see where some of the the equivalent of four ing some of the hard- to very poor conditions in stockpile pasture for fall for the Armed Services gaps are, then maybe we 15-minute “weeks” in ships she encountered the West, Southern Plains, and winter,” Peel said. YMCA in the Lawton can fill those gaps with the simulation – as limit- during the simulation. Corn Belt, Northeast and “Conditions are looking area. “That was very resources. That’s why ed-resource families. “We don’t know exactly Southeast. more favorable for wheat eye-opening to realize we’re here.” “They had a number what situation people are “Only the Great Plains and other cool-season ce- how stressful it is, how Poverty is an especial- of tasks to perform, like going through to end up region of Kansas, Colora- real forage production this scary it is. It’s frighten- ly critical issue for Co- paying bills, going to there. It may not be be- do, Nebraska, South and fall.” ing.” manche County, home of school and going to work. cause they’re bad people, North Dakota, Montana The Oklahoma Cooper- That was the point of one of the state’s largest Their job was to make but with the situation, and Wyoming has a small- ative Extension Service is the simulation. To give urban areas and where, those decisions given the they feel desperate and er percentage of poor and one of two state agencies participants the chance according to U.S. Census limited resources they end up doing things that very poor pasture condi- administered by OSU’s to slip into the shoes of data, the poverty rate have living in poverty,” may not be correct.” tions this year,” Peel said. Division of Agricultural those living on the pover- hovers above 16 percent Routh said. Onreka Johnson, a city “The Drought Monitor Sciences and Natural Re- ty line and walk around compared to about 12 Participants visited councilperson for Ward 7 shows that 20.02 percent sources, and is a key part long enough to feel the percent nationally. different stations rep- in Lawton who also over- of the United States is cur- of the university’s state sting and pinch limit- Make no mistake, resenting places people sees a program for youth rently in severe drought and federally mandated ed-resource families en- though, limited-resource often go to accomplish who are homeless, took or worse, D2 to D4. This teaching, research and dure every day. families are living in both everyday activities, such on the role of an 85-year- compares to 5.33 percent Extension land-grant mis- Many of the simula- rural and urban commu- as a general employer, old man trying to access at this time last year.” sion. tion’s nearly 60 partic- nities across Oklahoma. school, utility and mort- community resources on ipants and volunteers Susan Routh, area gage companies, bank, his own. who crowded into the coordinator for the Co- grocery store, social ser- She said the simulation Comanche County Fair- manche Unit, Communi- vices and even the pawn was a good reality check grounds Annex Build- ty Nutrition Education shop and jail. and strong reminder to ing in Lawton on July 19 Programs, said Exten- For an added slice of stay humble. were from social service sion has a responsibility reality, some families “This is what my kids organizations or served to raise awareness about were evicted from their [in my program] go as community advocates. and provide support for homes during the simu- through. I already have But a newspaper jour- limited-resource fami- lation, while others lived a lot of patience and un- nalist, city government lies, as well as help com- in the homeless shelter derstanding, but it keeps official and candidate munities find ways to as- and some got swept up me humble to know that running for office also sist struggling families. in illegal activity – either if they’re frustrated to- flavored the mix. “We know poverty inadvertently or on pur- day, let’s try to do some- “We wanted people exists in Oklahoma and pose – in a bid to survive. thing different,” she said, who are used to maybe many times those fami- Participants Tina Al- stressing the importance Courtesy photo | Todd Johnson sitting on the other side lies are living next door ley and Karenid Rosario Forage conditions for fall and this winter are on the minds of the desk to come and to others who have more role played a bread-win- SEE HELP, PAGE 11 of many livestock producers. Cattle on feed ‘moving average’ at highest level since September 2012 BY DONALD STOTTS on-feed total in the data earlier. University Cooperative percent of last year, at the 105 percent of year-earlier [email protected] series going back to 1996. “However, the Extension livestock mar- upper end of the range levels and, when adjust- Totals seem to be fol- 12-month moving average keting specialist. “July of pre-report estimates. ed for the extra July day The USDA cattle-on- lowing the typical sea- of cattle on feed – which feedlot placements and Most of the year-over- this year, daily average feed report shows the sonal tendency of feedlot removes the seasonality marketings were both year increase in July marketings were equal Aug. 1 feedlot inventory inventories to bottom in of feedlot inventories – is above year-ago levels, in placements was cattle to last year. Total feedlot was 11.09 million head, September before climb- currently at the highest part due to an extra busi- weighing less than 700 marketings for January Altus Times - 02/23/2016 an increase of 4.6 percent ing in the fourth quarter, monthly level since Page:Sep- 8004ness day in July 2018 com- pounds, with these light- through July are up 2.9 compared to one year ago as this year’s August total tember of 2012,” said Der- pared to last year.” er-weight placements ac- percent year over year. and the largest August decreased from a month rell Peel, Oklahoma State Placements were 107.9 counting for 82.7 percent The 12-month moving av- of the total placement erage of feedlot market- increase. ings is at the highest level “It’s possible that some since October 2011. of the increase in light- “Feedlot marketings weight placements was have outpaced place- due to drought-related ments this year, which early sales of feeder cat- is helping hold monthly 'F'•restone tle,” Peel said. “Total feedlot inventories in the feedlot placements for the range of 4 percent to 5 first seven months of 2018 percent higher year over 1025 FALCON ROAD are close to year-ago lev- year since May,” Peel els, up 0.2 percent for the said. “Feedlots have re- year to date.” July marketings were SEE FEED, PAGE 11

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The store will re- her car, which is how the City who campaigned on open with the following non-profit got its name. a theme of asking vot- new hours: to submit Douglas said the char- ers to let him do for the donations, go to store ity needs monetary as state what he had done from 2 to 4 on Mondays, well as clothing dona- for Oklahoma City. He and to receive clothes at tions. took credit for helping the giveaway, go to the Mission on Wheels is turn around the image of which set up the runoff Cesar served as the assis- ing a minister. store from 2 to 4 p.m. on now located at 118 1/2 Oklahoma City, although election. Candidates tant coordinator. Jackson County Re- Wednesdays and Fridays. S. Main St. in Altus. For previous mayors had ini- must win by more than Cesar said he thought publicans were also in Edna Douglas started more information, call tiated tax proposals that 50 percent in the primary the campaign came tune with state results the program when she Douglas at (580) 649-8620. funded much of the turn- to forgo a runoff. down to voters wanting in the Lieutenant Gov- around. Cornett won big in a change and Stitt, who ernor’s race where Matt Stitt won Jackson Oklahoma County, 58 founded Gateway Mort- Pinnell defeated Dana POLICE LOG AUG. 27-30 County with 61 per- percent to Stitt’s 42 per- gage Group in Tulsa, fit Murphy, the Attorney cent to Cornett’s 39 cent. After finishing sec- that expectation. General’s race where Incidents Thursday, Aug. 30 percent. Stitt visited ond in the primary, his He said he watched Mike Hunter narrowly Monday, Aug. 27 12:05 a.m., Fire, Carver Road Jackson County about task focused on convert- Stitt travel all across the defeated Gentner Drum- a half-dozen times and ing many of the Lamb state visiting with people mond and the State Su- 3:15 p.m., Burglary, 807 W. Arrests Cornett made a last supporters as well as the in groups of 10 to 50 vot- perintendent of Schools Broadway St. Monday, Aug. 27 3:43 p.m., Assault and battery, ditch effort to try to rural areas. Cornett was ers. “People connected with Joy Hofmeister de- 300 block Buena Vista Jose Alcorta, 49, possession convert some of the a television personality with him,” Cesar said. feating Linda Murphy. of paraphernalia and child voters by making some in the Oklahoma City “And people who like In the State Auditor’s Tuesday, Aug. 28 abuse. last-minute visits since market before becoming him, really like him. His race, Jackson County 3:03 p.m., Fire, Lloyd and Main Jose P. Alcorta, 71, receiving, the primary. Cornett mayor. supporters are passion- voters differed with the streets possessing, or concealing won the primary with Stitt laid the ground- ate.” state when they voted in 8:53 p.m., Fire, U.S. 283 South stolen property. 29 percent of the vote to work early in the cam- Cesar also mentioned favor of Charlie Prater Wednesday, Aug. 29 Chance Fulmer, 33, receiving, Stitt’s 24 percent. paign by visiting all 77 that Stitt’s strong reli- who lost the statewide possessing, or concealing Lt. Gov. Todd Lamb counties and establish- gious beliefs also won race to Cindy Byrd. 1:20 a.m., Assist other agency, stolen property. 900 block North Thomas was the odds-on favorite ing campaign chairmen people over. He said for Stitt will face Demo- Street Wednesday, Aug. 29 to become the Republi- in each county. Local people of faith, he saw a crat Drew Edmonston 12:52 p.m., Complaint on po- Raynaldo Salomon, 22, assault can candidate but Stitt attorney Rick Vernon light switch on when he and Libertarian Chris lice officer, 509 S. Main St. and battery with a danger- edged him out for sec- is the Jackson County talked about his beliefs Powell in the Nov. 6 Gen- ous weapon. ond place in the primary, coordinator and Steve and about his father be- eral Election.

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Rick Carpenter | Altus Times LOCAL ROUND-UP Alana Lopez (3) picked up her team-leading fourth triple in Tuesday’s, 9-1, win over Granite. Lopez is hitting .389 on the season and trials only Kaylen Carroll and Brooke Hill in runs batted in this season. BY RYAN LEWIS [email protected]

Lady Indians get back in the win column After a four-game stretch in which Hill’s big game the Navajo Lady Indians fast pitch softball team fell victim to Looke- ba-Sickles, Mangum twice and Snyder, the Lady Indians got back into the win column on Tuesday with a, 16-0, win over the Carnegie Lady Wildcats, thanks to a big day from downs Granite, 9-1 Gracie Brooks. By the end of the second inning, the Lady Indians had built a, 6-0, lead BY RYAN LEWIS safely and keep the inning over Carnegie, but it was the fourth going. It was just the push [email protected] and final inning that made all the the Lady Bulldogs needed as difference. In the top of the fourth The issues that have Jerzey Ybarra followed the inning, Navajo erupted for 10 runs on plagued the Lady Bulldog’s error up with a single and seven hits to run away with the game softball team over the last Aubri Hughes crushed a line and pick up the victory. few games seem to have drive to right field, scoring Brooks finished 2-for-2 on the disappeared in Altus’ most both Hill and Ybarra and in- day with two runs scored and two recent game against the creasing Altus’ lead, 3-1. Bri- RBIs while Kalee Cross added three Granite Lady Panthers on anna McQuiggan grounded runs and two RBIs on one hit and Tuesday as the Lady Bull- out for the final out of the two walks. Abby Bates and Trinity dogs overcame an early one- inning but the damage was Rohrer each scored three times and run deficit to surge ahead of already done. Kylie Miranda and Kelly Taylor each Granite, 9-1. After a couple of scoreless drove in three runs. Altus’ first run of the game innings from both teams, As for pitching, Miranda pitched didn’t come until the bottom Altus got back into the run all four innings, shutting out the of the third inning with the column in the bottom of Lady Wildcats and allowing just four Lady Bulldogs down, 1-0, the fifth inning. Following a hits while striking out four. after a first inning score by ground out by Lopez to begin The Lady Indians (5-5) hosted Granite. But when the bats the inning, Carroll tripled on Altus (6-6) on Thursday and will take came alive, they did so in a a fly ball to right field. Two on Lawton MacArthur at the Fletch- big way. With Brooke Hill pitches later, Carroll put Al- er Festival on Monday with the game doing what she does best for tus’ fourth run on the board scheduled to begin at 11:30 a.m. Altus and holding Granite to when Hill drove her in with a just a single run in the game, pop fly single to center field. Lady Tigers hold off the Lady Bulldogs could In turn, Ybarra drove Hill in Mangum rally, win 11-10 breathe easy and shift their with a pop fly double to cen- The Duke Lady Tigers fast pitch focus to putting runs on the ter field and Aubri Hughes softball team scored eight runs in the board for their pitcher. added another RBI to her day first inning and one in the second to In the bottom of the third, with a double of her own, take a 9-5 lead over Mangum into the Altus did just that despite driving in Ybarra. third inning. Emily Hughes leading off Leading, 6-1, the Lady Mangum scored once in the second the inning with a pop out to Bulldogs entered the bottom before Duke added a run in both third. Alana Lopez righted of the sixth inning with an the fourth and fifth innings to take the ship when she sent a line opportunity to end the game, an 11-6 lead into the sixth. Mangum drive deep into center field and just like with every other battled back in the sixth and seventh for a triple. Kaylen Carroll big inning from Altus, it be- innings, scoring two runs in each but gave the Lady Bulldogs their gan with an out. falling just short of scoring the tying second out of the inning with Annie Petzold grounded Brooke Hill (14) was on-target in Tuesday’s game against Granite, run in the bottom of the seventh, a ground out up the middle out to third base before Em- striking out five batters while allowing just one run on four hits in giving Duke an 11-10 win. but the hit was all Lopez ily Hughes singled to put one six innings. Abby Jones was the Lady Tigers needed to turn on the jets on base. Looking to push a pitcher for most of the game, pitch- and score from third to tie runner into scoring position, a ground ball single up the increased Altus’ advantage, ing six-and-one-third innings and the game at one. Emily Hughes attempted to middle. 8-1. Following a single from allowing eight runs on 13 hits. Corky With Hill’s turn at the steal second during Lopez’s Carroll stepped up and Jacinda McQuiggan, Aubri Hall relieved Jones for the final two plate, Altus caught a break at-bat but the result was Al- doubled on a line drive to Hughes reached base on an outs of the seventh inning and struck when a pop-up to second base tus’ second out of the inning. left field to score Lopez and error and Brianna McQuig- out both batters she faced to close out was misplayed by Granite, Lopez took Emily Hughes’ Hill followed her with a sin- allowing Hill to reach base place on base after sending gle that scored Carroll and SEE DOWNS, PAGE 1 4 SEE ROUNDUP, PAGE 1 4 Smith fans 6 in Indians 10-2 win over Hydro-Eakly BY RYAN LEWIS known at press time. The game jo, and for the game against the Mitch Smith (2) [email protected] against Sterling was just one in Bobcats, Coach Weston Win- did it all for the a series of games Navajo has ters called on Mitch Smith who Indians in their, It has been nearly one full played at the Hydro-Eakly La- pitched three and one-third 10-2, win over month since the fall high bor Day tournament. innings and allowed no earned Hydro-Eakly, striking out six school baseball season began To open the tournament runs on three hits while strik- in three innings for the Navajo Indians, and in on Tuesday, Navajo faced off ing out six. Only Jaden Lingle of work while that time, Navajo has cruised against the host team, Hy- has pitched more innings that also hitting a to a 12-1 record with the lone dro-Eakly, and made quick Smith this season. two-run home loss coming to the sixth-ranked work of the Bobcats, defeating Lingle picked up almost two run to clinch team in Class A baseball — the the team in five innings, 10-2. full innings of work on the the game for Fletcher Wildcats. The 10 runs mark the eighth mound against the Bobcats in Navajo. The, 3-1, loss to Fletcher on time this season that Navajo relief of Smith. With the game Aug. 17 marks the only hiccup has scored double digit runs still relatively close at 4-1, Win- Rick Carpenter | in a month of near-perfection against an opponent, and while ters opted to throw Lingle into Altus Times for Navajo, and the Indians the hitting and base running of the mix and just like he has have since come back strong, the Indians has been impres- all season, Lingle made it look compiling a seven-game win sive, the pitching staff’s perfor- easy against Hydro-Eakly. In streak as the team prepares to mance on the mound has been one and two-third innings, Lin- open the second half of the sea- exceptional as well. gle allowed one run on two hits son. Of the 13 games Navajo while striking out two. On Thursday, Navajo took has played, the pitching staff While Smith seemingly did it on 18th-ranked Sterling, a team has held teams to four or few- all on the mound, he was also a the Indians have beaten on er runs in 11 of those games. force to be reckoned with at the three separate occasions this There is no shortage of talent at season, but the results were not the pitching position for Nava- SEE INDIANS, PAGE 1 4 14 • SPORTS SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 2018 • THE ALTUS TIMES

Rick Carpenter | Altus Times Aubri Hughes (21) had a big game for Altus driving in three runs on two hits — both of which were doubles. just one run on four hits. DOWNS Hill struck out five Lady CONTINUED FROM PAGE 13 Panther batters and walked just one. gan singled to score Hill At 6-6 on the season, and end the game. Altus battled Navajo on The Lady Bulldogs Thursday but the results continue to benefit from were not known by press the play of Carroll who time. The Lady Bulldogs added two more runs travel to Ardmore today and two RBIs to her sea- for a doubleheader with son total on Tuesday in the first game scheduled a 2-for-4 outing. Carroll to begin at 1 p.m. Altus leads the team with a will play again on Tues- batting average of .559 day when the Lady Bull- with 14 RBIs and 14 runs. dogs travel to Lawton to Hill added three runs take on Eisenhower at and two RBIs on two hits 6:30 p.m. in the game while also pitching all six innings Reach Ryan Lewis at 580-482- and holding Granite to 1221, ext. 2076.

playing from behind for INDIANS most of the season. As a CONTINUED FROM PAGE 13 unit, the Indians hold a 1.86 ERA in 79 innings of plate. Smith drove in the baseball. game-clinching runs in All total, 103 batters the bottom of the fifth in- have fallen victim to the ning when he sent a line strikeout in 281 total drive over the left field plate appearances, and fence for a two-run home for the most part, Navajo run. pitchers have confused The hit capped off a five- batters at the plate with run inning for Navajo the Indians opponents’ New that put the game well combined batting aver- out of reach. age sitting at .192. Smith provided the Navajo’s will travel bulk of the run support to Duke to battle it out for himself, finishing with the Tigers in a dou- 2-for-3 with two runs bleheader on Tuesday. scored and two RBIs. The first game of the Unlimited Lingle and Airen Josefy doubleheader begins at each finished with one 4:30 p.m. with the second run and one RBI on one scheduled to begin at ap- hit each. proximately 6:30 p.m. Thanks to the pitching staff, Navajo’s hitters ha- Reach Ryan Lewis at 580-482- with ven’t had to worry about 1221, ext. 2076. Erick in the third, Duke ROUNDUP added three runs in the CONTINUED FROM PAGE 13 top of the fourth but Erick cut into the deficit the game. with a four-run fourth At the plate, Blakely inning to pull within Dill had a big game, four runs. The Tigers Payback finishingwith one run added two runs in the scored and three RBIs. fifth and six in the sixth Zoey Koweno finished to put the game out of 1-for-3 with a walk and reach for good. scored once and drove in Dawson Brooks struck two. Kaitlyn Hill scored out five batters in four twice and drove in one innings of work and on one hit. allowed four runs. Gage The only unlimited plan Duke (14-8) played Milner relieved Brooks Big Pasture on Friday for the final two innings but the results were not and struck out three known by press time. while allowing no runs that pays you back The Lady Tigers will and three hits. be back in action on Brooks also accounted Monday when they take for the bulk of Duke’s on Chattanooga at the runs, driving in four and for data you don’t use. Fletcher Festival at 1 scoring twice in three p.m. hits. Mason Rice added Duke crushes three RBIs and two runs Erick, 17-6 on two hits. The Duke Tigers fall The Tigers (7-5) played baseball program wast- Geronimo on Friday ed little time taking care and Lookeba-Sickles on of Erick in Tuesday’s, Saturday but the results 17-6, victory, scoring five were not known by press runs in the first and one time. The Tigers will be Save up to $240/yr back in action against in the second to take a 6-2 lead into the third Arapaho-Butler on Tues- inning. day at 6:30 p.m. vs. Verizon After a scoreless Reach Ryan Lewis at 580-482- on a single line frame for both Duke and 1221, ext. 2076. (when using under 3GB of data) Are you

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