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Obituaries --- ---Oklahoma Seabolt ONLY PAID BULKRATE PERMIT#17 25¢ • Forwarding & AddressCorrection Requested WARNER,OK 74469 tve Serving Keefeton • Gore • Porum • Warner • Webbers Falls Vol. XII- Issue No.50 Call (918) 463-2386 or Fax (918) 773-8745 Wednesday, September30, 1998 Webbers Falls crowns football homecoming queen EMS offers· Highway claims two more lives Senior Junie Gamer was Two men were trag:cally killed mately five hours total. Seatbelts crownedas the1998-1999 Webbers flu vaccinations on U.S.Highway64,eightmiles south were not in use by either occupant in Falls High School Football Home­ Au vaccinations administered of Muskogee in a single vehicle acci­ the vehicle. comingQueen by BrandonHolt Fri­ "in your own home" for Muskogee dent September 23, adding their Smith was dead on arrival at day night at coronation ceremonies at County residents is a new commu­ names to a long list of arearesidents Muskogee Regional Medical Center Smokey Cox Stadium prior to the nity service program being offered who have lost their lives on this busy withinternal injuries, and Bales was Warriors' gamewith theGans Griz­ by Muskogee CountyEMS. highway between Warner and also dead on arrival at Muskogee zlies. Paramedjcs will go to theresi­ Muskogee. Regional Medical Center with head Junie is the daughter of Butch dences of homebound persons who According to an Oklahoma and internalinjuries. and Beth Garner and the late Cris areunable IO auend a flushot clinic or Highway Patrol report. at approxi­ The collision wasinvestigated Garner,while Brandon is theson of unable IO schedule an appointment mately 3 am. on Wednesiay, a 1981 by Trooper Terry Freeman, with Gary Holt and SharonIrving. withtheir doctor due to their home­ GMC Pickup driven by �icky Dale assistance from from TrooperJessie Serving as flower girl for the bound condition, and who are not Smith,45,of Muskogeewith p assen­ Everett and 2nd Lt. Jack Rosenberg. ceremonies wasMeghan Jones, the currentlybeing cared for by a home ger Barnie Lee Bahs, 49, of This makes a total of 18 lives daughter of Lisa and Troy Jones, health agency. Muskogee, was northbmnd on U.S. lost on this stretch of deadly highway while Levi Sims, son of Neda and The vaccineis freeto persons 64,failed IO negotiate a CllfVe,ran off betweenMuskogee and Warnersince Britches Sims, was thecrown bearer. with Medicare Part B. For those the roadway, striking a concrete 1993. Thehighway is planned to be The junior candidate wasTif­ without, $10 is chargedto help cover bridge wall. widened to four lanes over the next fany Gates, daughter of Teresaand costs.Call EMS at683-0130tosched­ The collision was 11ot discov­ few yearsby the Oklahoma Depart­ Ron Gates, and she was escortedby ule thevaccine or for moreinfonna­ ered for approximately ·hree hours ment of TransportationIO handle the JoeSpears, son of Geraldand Carol tion. and 45 minutes and the t\\Omen were trafficthat has stead ii y increased over Spears. The sophomore candidate Muskogee County EMS has pinned in the wreckage for approxi- the past twenty years. wasSarah Chapman,daughter ofStan received the support of the Okla­ and Pam Chapman, and she was homa State Health Department and Lady Eagles capture district crown escortedby Vicente Fonseca,son of has been recognized as the rust The Warner High School Meanwhile, pitcher Rachel Pictured above is the 1998-1999 Webbers Falls High School Football John and Rogena McClain. Serving ambulance service in Oklahoma to fastpitch softball team, ledby Head Ashmore was shutting down the Lady Homecoming Queen, Junie Garner, with her court following coronation as the freshman candidate was An­ offerthis program. Coach ChuckParson,swepttheLady Diggers, as she struck out thirteen ceremoniesFriday night at Smokey Cox.Stadium. drea Chappell,daughter of Pam and Diggers at Wilburton last Thursday batters while walking only five. LarryChappell. She was esc�by CSC offersstress afternoonto capture a Class 2A Dis­ In the second game, Warner Elders targeted for exploitation BradCarter, son of Patricia and Ralph Carter. trict title, winning by scoresof 12-5 scored two runs in boththe f ust and Growing older in Oklahoma fused and/or overpowered. management course and 14-10. fourth innings before overcoming a could mean being exploited,or hav­ Last year in Oklahoma, Adult MUSKOGEE- Have you had The Eagles improved their rec­ 9-8 deficit in the 6th by tallying six ing someone talce your money for Protective Services personnel re­ Seminar offered one of "thosedays" that come arolUld ord to 4-16 on the year, as a tough runs, as they "nick led anddimed" the their <'wn purposes. It could 1'e ceived over 1,000 cases involving moreoften than not? Dopeople and regular seasonschedule JX'eparedthe LadyDiggers with singles and walks. someone who helps themselves to exploitation of an adult. Approxi­ y Connors thingsput you on edgeand youdon't young squadfor postseason play. Parsoncommented that he was the older person's check, bank ac­ mately 600cases were substantiated, MUSKOGEE - Computer da­ know how tocope with them? In thefirst game, P'asonstated pleased with the performance of the count or car. It could come in the or foundto betrue. If only one in ten tabasesare used to keep trackof long Learn how to manage "those that WHS opened with by scoring Lady Eagles,especially theirbatti ng, form of a telephone call or a letter is reported.as itis suspected,then the lists of information aboutcustomers. days and those people" through four runs in the fust, higlllighted by as everyone hit well. telling you to send money to pay possibility exists that over 6,000 How IOkeep theseimportant records "Stres.� Management" set for Octo­ triples from Morgan McAffrey and Next up for the LadyEagles is "shipping and handling" costs on a adults, almost 4,000of them elderly will beoffered through "AccessLevel ber6and8atConnors StateCollege's Mary Sharp.The Lady Eagles scored regional action at Chouteau. Warner car or some other wonderful "gift" werevictims of exploitation. I" at Connors State College's Port PortCampus. six more in the fourth, with Ashley will face AflOnat 1:30 pm. Thursday which turnsout to be either nonexist­ In an effort to curb this grow­ Campus October6 and 8. Emphasiswill beplaced on the Smith and Sara Kyzer ,litting key after the Oktaha-Chouteau game at ent, or a verycheap imitation. Often, ing problem, the Oklahoma Depart­ The two-day seminar costs fourmajor areas that cause stressand noon. The tournament is double­ doubles. Warner added twomore in­ the goal of this kind of thief is to get ment of Human Services' Aging $66.25 and features a Microsoft how to use three principles when elimination. surance runsin the fifth iming. their Social Security Number, or a Services Division and Oklahoma's Access database that handles the dealing with difficult people. Tips credit card number. This time of year Arca Agencies on Aging are spon­ complex tasks of sorting informa­ will beoffered toassist you in main­ is also primetime for household re­ soring the 10th Annual Oklahoma tion, creating certain parameters and taining a balance between time, en­ pair scams. The "repairman" prom­ Adult Abuse Conference "Forming charting analytical reports. ergy and personalvalues as a frleans ises them a "gooddeal," usually do Partnerships for Changing Times" Call Don McMillan at (918) toreduce stress. shoddy work, then demand a high on October 12-14, 1998 in Oklahoma 684-0421 for more information or Cost is $(,6.25for two full days price and sometimes threaten people City attheRadisson Hotel. Thefocus enroll at 201 Court St of instruction. Call DonMcMillan at who refuse to pay. Con artists have is to help reduce the spreadof Elder (918)684-0421or registerat the CSC been known IO pose as police offi­ Abuse, by helping the public and DowntownCampus at 201 Court St. cers, employees of the utility compa­ professionals understand what it is, Warner grads nies or the City and then once they how to recognize it and what to do to hold reunion gain entrance intq the house, either Connors sponsors help prevent it. To report abuse On Ociober 3, the Great Class check the house over for valuables anytime, a 24 hour hot-line has been of 1978 will have their 20th class a night at the opera for a later burglary or just rob the set up. That number is 1-800-522- reunion at the WarnerHigh School MUSKOGEE- A night at the person while there. 3511. Persons from the community, Student Union startingat 6 pm, at a opera,"Lucia Di Lammermoor,"will Elderly persons are often the as well as professionals, are encour­ cost of $10.00 per person. besponsored by CoMors StateCol­ targets of such crimes because in aged to attend. For more information On Friday, Ociober 2, Warner lege'sDivision of ContinuingEduca­ many cases they have vision or hear­ on the conference,call 405-521-3660. High School will holding a home tion Saturday, October17. ing loss and cannoteasily identify the If you need registration information football game and a section of the Cost for the Tulsa tripis $20, perpetrator or become easily con- only, call 405-325-2248. home bleachers will besectioned off which includes a ticket and transpor­ Mindy Madewell a/Warnerblows by afellow runner during the varsity girls so that former classmates can sit tation. A limited numberof reserva­ cross country race held at Sequoyah High School in Tahlequah Saturday. Lions offer free health screening together. tions are available. MUSKOGEE - Free screen­ written permission for screenings. All 1978 graduates of Warner Call(918) 687-6747toreserve Runners dominate at Sequoyah ings for glaucoma, diabetes,hearing Those being screened for glaucoma High Schoolare encouraged totake your ticket or come by CSC's Down­ The Warner cross-country (15 :26), Cheri Kee Muskrat was12th problems, visual acuity and high must fastfor six hours beforethe test.
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