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e 1ve Serving Muskogee, McIntosh, Pittsburg, Sequoyah & HaskellCounties with Subscriptions in Fourteen States Vol. XIV - Issue 39 Call (918) 463-2386 or Fa1 (918) 463-5716 Tuesday, June 27, 2000 S01thern Cherokee Nation anno1nces Oklahomans lace barriers NSU intent to reestablish tribal 01erations to oral health care anno1nces Over one hundred and thirty tended by several representatives of them by various illegal actions over The firstever Surgeon General's ethnic groups. Persons with dis­ years ago, the Southern Cherokees, the Southern Cherokeegovernment, the course of years in the late 19th naticnal reporton oral health lists ma­ abilities and complex health condi­ led by the Ridge Party, established localgovernment officials, as well as century. jor barriers to goodoral health such as tions are atgreater risk fororal dis­ Spring their headquarters in Webbers Falls, numerous local residents and prop­ This story has been well docu­ lack ofdental insurance,inability to pay eases that furthercomplicate health. I.T. during the Civil War. In a press ertyowners who came out to hearthis mented in the "Editors and Congres­ out of pocket, lack of access due to Oral problems may include Ho11r Roll conference held at the battle of Web­ historic announcement. sional Alert" recently issued by the transportation, and a problem of tak­ dental caries or tooth decay and pe­ bers Falls City Park, the Southern Bruce Arnold, the newly-ap­ National Tribal Indian Land Rights ing timeoff work to see a dental health riodontal or gum disease, oral in­ CherokeeNation fonnally announced pointed manager of the District's Association. care provider. State heath officialssay fections, birth defects, cold sore, r1ci1ie1ts their intent to reestablish tribal op­ ProjectDevelopment Office, empha­ Chief Ridge has previously is­ that Oklahomans encounter the same chronic facialpain and oralcancers. erations in their treaty lands in and sizes the Southern Cherokee's com­ sued statements indicating that they problems and barriers to good oral The report, Oral Health in Northeastern State University around what is now the Webbers mitment to the Webbers Falls com­ will be seeking some compensation health care as listed in the national re­ America: A Reportof the Surgeon in Tahlequah, has announced those Falls, Oklahoma area munity as a whole: "We realize the fromthe U.S. governmentfor the ille­ port. General, descnbes the disparities in students named to the NSU The conference tookplace Fri­ substantial impact that these devel­ gal sale of tribal lands allotted to the While 44 million Americans lack oral health care and makes recom­ President'sand Dean's Honor Roll for day, June 23 in the parkpavilion, and opments will have on the entire area, SouthernCherokees, but the issue is medical insurance, about 108 million mendations onways to improve oral the Spring2000 semester. Each �­ was directedby PrincipalChief Gary and pledge to work not only to de­ much more about the Southern lackdental insurance.The reportpoints health care. In the report,Surgeon ter, NSU recognizes students who Ridge. GaryRidge is a direct-linede­ velop Southern Cherokee interests Cherokee national sovereignty than out that forevery child without medi­ General David Satcher,M.D., Ph.D. have achievedsuperior academic per­ scendant of Chief Major Ridge, who here, but also support the previously anyfinancialgains. Also, theyare not cal i1surance there are 2.6 children recommendsmore public awareness formance by naming them to these was the original leader of the Ridge existing localcommunities and busi­ looking forcompensation fromtheir without dental insurance. For every about preventive tactics such as honor rolls. party which later became known as nesses as well. Our office here will Cherokee cousins in the Cherokee adult without medical insurancethere personaldaily oral hygiene habits To be eligible for the the SouthernCherokees. assist with all forms of community Nation of Oklahoma (CNO), based are three adults without dental insur­ like brushing with fluoride tooth­ President's Honor Roll, a student The SouthernCherokee Nation development, to the mutual benefit out of nearby Tahlequah. However, ance. paste and flossing.The reportfur­ must complete at least 12 hours of stated their intention to: of everyone involved. And we will the SCN hopes to normalize relations Uninsured childrenare 2.5 times ther recommends health care pro­ undeigraduateclasses with a 4.0 GPA • Reassert their Treaty Rights, also do our part, both physical and with the CNO by the recognition of less likely to receive dental care than vider interventions, including the In order for students to make the especially in regard to the Arkansas financial,to help expand all city ser­ the historic treatyrights. These rights insured children. And children from use of dental sealant and examina­ Dean'sHonor Roll, they must com­ River waterwayand fishingand hunt­ vices and social needs which will be were establishedin the late 19th cen­ familieswithout dental insuranceare 3 tions fororal and pharyngeal can­ plete at least 12 hoursof undergradu­ ing rights. accelerated by the sudden explosion tury,and certain partsof those rights cer. ate classes, with a gradepoint aver­ times as likely to have dental needsas 50 •Establish a Canadian District of growth we anticipate this action have been upheld by the U.S. Su­ compared to insuredpeer children. The report states that good age of 3. with no grades below a B. ProjectDevelopment officelocated in will bring." preme Court in decision'sas recently Good oral health and good over­ nutrition anddiet add to overall well Area President's Honor Roll Webbers Falls. Most residents of Webbers as the l 970's. all health are importantto quality life. being of oral health, and that com­ recipientsare: •Begin numerous commercial Falls are knowledgeable about the The Southern Cherokee also Due to improvements in safe and ef­ munity water fluoridation and to­ Checotah - Cindy A. Bacon, ShannonL. Blan, Heather D. Brown, operations in and around the Web­ storyof the SouthernCherokees, and oppose any "per capita" type of ar­ fective disease prevention during the bacco cessation programs also bersFalls area. the historical significance this area rangement similar to what the BIA last 50 years,middle-aged and younger help. The report also notes that BettyJ. Earlywine, Shiela E. Hibler, The last item of particularin­ holds forthem. ConfederateBrigadier doeswith other federallyrecognized Americans can expect to retain their general health risk factors such as Alicia A. Irvin,Genesa J. Ketchum, terest to localresidents , as the South­ General Stand Watie, the only full tribes. natural teethover their lifetime. tobacco use and poor dietaryprac­ Mandy R. Kindred,Misty D. Loper, ernCherokee Nation has already en­ blood Indian general of the Confed­ "Per Capita payments cause Disparities continue to exist, ticesnegatively affectoral and cran­ LoriA. Palmer,Krista L. Wiles. tered into negotiationsto acquire and erate army, set up his headquarters greed." Chief Ridge states. "That is however, those without the knowledge iofacialhealth. Evidence of an as­ Eufaula - Maisie J. Branch, reopen the popular Captain's Table here during the war, and fought sev­ not the direction I ever want to see or resources to achieve goodoral care. sociationbetween t obacco use and Sherry P. Holuby, Lisa C. Johnson, RiverfrontRestaurant, which is one eral successful battles in an around the Southern Cherokee Nationgoing. Thosewho sufferthe worst oral health oral diseases has been reported in BarbaraJ. Neal, Shanna L. Stremel, of very few local dining establish­ the area. Also, "Rich Joe"Vann was It leads to exclusion, as some tribes include poor Americans, especially the Surgeon General's reports on Natalie A. Weaver. ments. That restaurant has also been a famous SouthernCherokee w ho had seek to limit the amount of new en­ children and the elderly, and racial and tobacco since 1964. AreaDean's HonorRoll recipi­ responsible for much of the city's massive plantations in the area, and rollments in order to protecttheir own ents are: tourism activity in the past, and con­ the legend of his fast riverboat, the individual benefits." Checotah - Patricia G. Green, tributes substantially to the local "LucyWalker" - is well known in the Daniel D. Ros.wt, DioneR.Smith. sales tax income. As part of the ac­ area. The SouthernCherokee Nation Federal and postal ioll Gore- David R Justice. quisition, the Southern Cherokee The SouthernCherokees were invites all persons who can demon­ Porum- Ruth E. Christiansen. Nation plans to work in cooperation originallyallotted theentirety of what strate Cherokee descentto enroll, re­ Vian - Elizabeth K. Couch, with the city to develop and expand was then referred to as the 'Canadian gardless of their degree of Indian SCIDIS:Ti1-1ns II rip-offs KzystalK. Jones, AbbyL. Tincher. pier and dockside facilitiesalongside District" and as much of the "Illinois blood, or whether or not their ances­ Warner-StevenD. Dillon,Eli7.a­ the city's boat ramp adjoining the res­ District" as was needed to fulfillthe tors chose to sign the various Chero­ You never have to pay for in­ clerk jobs. These exams test your beth L. Thompson, Christine Wain­ taurant. provisions of the treaty.These lands keerolls duringthe removal (Trail of formafunabout jobvacancies or em­ general aptitude, something you wright The press conference was at- were later systematically taken from Tears) period. ploymentopportunities with the U.S. can't necessarily increase by study­ Government or U.S. Postal Service. ing. Attending workshops, study­ But some fraudulent promoters are ing exam techniquesand takingprac­ ··1nti11es -lsi11111and tax Tl The victimidng manyAmericans by sell­ tice questions won't assure you of a ing infonnation aboutfederal job op­ top score on the exam - and even a Roadshow'' Citizens 11 portunities.These scam artists adver­ top score doesn't guarantee that friendlv wav to save tor tisein the classifiedsections of news­ you '11 behired. Youmust meetother District 2: papers md offer- for a fee - to help requirements, including passing a tickets 1i111 I would first like to say I am job seekers findand apply forfederal background check and a drug test. proud you chose to select me to jobs. Some fraudulent companies Some veterans receive hiring prefer­ college now available be your County Commissioner for awav in record even Uy to confuse consumers by ences. these past four years. using mmes that sound like those of The FederalTrade Commission By giving me your vote, I federal agencies, like the "U.S. and the U.S. Office of Personnel li11e1 have been able to do various road for lklaho11ans Agency forCareer Advancement" or Management urge job seekers to Free tickets for the Tulsa July surfacingprojects throughout the Many Oklahoma parents hope Plan will make it financiallyeasier to "Postal 3mploymentService." avoid falling forthese tip-offsto fed­ 8th taping of" Antiques Roadshow". district frommatching grants,built their children will attend college and send the next generation of Oklaho­ Fraudsters may lie about the eral and postal job rip-offs: the number one series airing nation­ two large bridges and a third is arelooking for the mosteffective way mans to college. Anybody,including availability of federal job openings in Classified ads or verbal sales ally on public television and state­ under construction. We have two to save for college expenses. For parents, grandparents, employers, your area.For example, the PostalSer­ pitches that implyan affiliation with wide on OETA. have all been ·'given more bridges that are in the engi­ those parents, and all Oklahomans and friends, may open upcollege sav­ vice has few vacancies forcareer po­ the federal government, guarantee away," said MatthewMidura, station neering phase. I am glad to have interested in educating our youth, ings accounts under the Oklahoma sitions, and for many of the entry high test scores or jobs or state that relations at WGBH. Boston. the se­ been a part in renovating your there is good news. Oklahoma has Plan. level-jobs, you must take a written "no experience is necessary." ries producingstation. courthousefor us all to benefitand established a College Saving Plan In additionto tax benefits, there examination. Postal Service hiring Ads that offer information "Ticketmaster gave away 7000 enjoy from which has beennamed which will allowmoney to be saved are severalattractive features of this takes place at the locallevel through about "hidden' or unadvertised fed­ tickets to the Tulsataping in 55 min­ the most beautifulin the state. We and invested for college expenses new program. First,the program was 85 districtoffices. If someonetells you eral jobs. utes. mostly over the Internet." said work well and appreciateall of the with great tax benefits. designed to be flexible as to choice that pos:al jobs are available, check Ads that refer to a toll-free Midura. "This is the quickest ·sell volunteer fire departments. We Legislationwas passedin 1998 of college. The program is available with the Postal Serviceto determine if number. Often, in these cases, an out' so far with 'Antiques Road­ have a good summer youth pro­ creating the Oklahoma College Sav­ whether the child attends an in-state hiring is talcingplace andif an exam is operator encourages you to buy a show' Jt is also the most-heavily gram and also have an ongoing ingsProgram. The programtakes ad­ or out-of-state college. a private or requiredfor eligibility . Because of the "valuable" booklet containing job called event of the first four taping brush program. All of these vantageof federal tax law to let Okla­ public college, a two-yearor four-year high volume of applicants taking the listings, practice test questions and events; there were 9,270 calls on Sat­ projectshave beencompleted well homans get excellent tax benefits institution, or post-secondary vo­ tests, they usually are offered every tipsfor entrance exams. urday. as compared with 3.1)93 calls within our budget with the help of when they are saving for college. tech instruction. fewyears in any particular district. Toll-free numbers that direct in Austin on the day they were dis­ a goodprofessional staffand crew. People setting up accounts don't pay Second,the Oklahoma College Fe:leral agencies and the U.S. you to other pay-per-call numbersfor tributed earlier this summer." We also have two more bridges income tax on their investment earn­ Savings Program givesfamilies flex­ Postal Service never charge applica­ more infonnation. Under federallaw, The taping of two episodes of that are in the engineering phase. ings from their accounts. The ac­ ibility as to how much to save for a tion feesor guarantee that an appli­ any solicitations for pay-per-call "Antiques Roadshow" will be held I have many more road and counts operate a lot like an IRAfor child's education.This programis the cant will behired. If positions require numbers must contain full disclo­ Saturday_ July 8th at the Tulsa Con­ bridge projects scheduled forthe retirement. Income tax is only paid only type of program that permits a compettiveexamination - and many sures about cost. Also, the solicita­ vention Center. The two episodeswill next four years. [ would appreci­ when money is withdrawn to pay for families to save the full amowit of do not - hiring agencies typically of­ tion must make clear if there is an af­ air sometimein the 200I seasonwhich ate the privilege to continue serv­ collegeexpenses, and then the tax rate their child's education, including ferfree simple questions to consum­ filiationwith the federal government. begins in mid-January. The lucky ing you forthe nexi four years to is basedon the collegestudent's tax roomand board. ers who !ign up forthe exam. You must have a chance to hang up people who obtained tickets to the be able to carry these out. rate. This is almost always a lower The OklahomaCollege Savings It'1 deceptive for anyone to before you incur any charges. taping will eachbe permitted to bring Thank you and appreciate rate than the parents' rate. Program is now openfor investment guarante! you a high score on the For more informationon avoid­ two items for a freeauction appraisal. your vote on August 22. Oklahoma'sprogram also creates simi­ accounts.You can sign up today!For postalentance examinations required ing fraudulent practices, visit the "Antiques Roadshow" airs on lar taxtreatment for Oklaooma income more infonnation aboutthe program, forrural carrier associate,clerk, city Federal Trade Commission'swebsite OETA Monday nights at 7 p.m.. and BruceCrittenden taxes. pleasecall 1-877-654- 7284, or contact carrier,mail handler, flat sorter machine at www.ftc.gov., or call the Federal encores Saturdays at -l p.m. and Sun­ Oklahoma's College Savings our web site at www.ok4saving.org. operator,mail processor and markup TradeCommission at 1-877-382-4357. days at Y a.m. Page 2 - Tuesday. 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Faith Hill "Breathe" (\\'.mer Cusai.:k (USA Home Enter!,,inment) 1 :JO p.m. Monday. June 19. 2000 at Bros. - Nash\'ille) No. 3 No. 8 y New Mexico. the U.S. National Cemeter in Ft. Gib­ S. Enrique Iglesias "Be With vo u·· Mrs. Dennington was born (lnterscope) No. 6 son. OK. December2 9. 1912 in Marie. OK to 6. Aaliyah "Try Again·· (Black Adolph was born the son of Wa lter and Pearl (Stout) Sheridan. ground) No. 8 Arnoldand Clara Zimmer Hagemann. She married Joe Phil 7. Eminem "The Real Slim Shady" on November 27. 191-Hn Celle. Ger­ (Web/Aftermath) No. 11 Dennington on November 11. 1929 in mam. He maniedEnuua Isabel Harter MDA 8. Vertical Horizon "Everyt.1ing Broadview. NM. She was a member on October 12. 1966 in Carson City. summer camps for Yo u Want" (RCA) No. 7 oftl1e W. 21st Street Church of Christ, 9. Britney Spears "Oops! ... I Did Nenda. of Clovis. New Mexico. kids are fun and free! It Again" (Jive) No. 12 Sur\'i\'ors include his wife. Mi s. Dennington was preceded 10. Macy Gray "I Try" (Epic) fo. 9 Emma I. Hagemann. a son. Thomas in death by her husband Joe Phil Lee Hagemann of Renton. WA. step­ Top 10 R&B/Dance Singles Dennington in 1982. and her parents. I. Carl Thomas "I Wish" (Bad daughter. Rebecca L. Brown of She is survived by son Joe Carrel & � Muscular Dystrophy Assoc iation Bov) No. 1 JOHNNY DEPP IN Muskogee. OK.. Step-sons. David � 1-800-572-1717 wife Muri Dennington. of Clovis. new 2. Avant "Separated" (Magic J�hn­ "SLEEPY HOLLOW" E. Fowler ofEvanston. WY.. and Ri­ www. mdouso.org Mexico. Daughter We nona Martin son) No. 3 chard M. Fowler of Penydlle. MO. 3. To ni Braxton "He Wasn't Man 4. Dogma Kevin Smith (Columbia and husband Roy. of Warner. OK, Funeral sen-ices were under y Enough" (La Face) No. 2 TriStar Home Video) No. 7 Brothers. Flod Sheridan. of May, \V e cover local news 4. Donell Jones "Where I Wama 5. Three l�ings George Clooney the direction of Agent Funeral Home TX. and Garland Sheridanof Killeen. 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June 27. 2000 Books by Ralph Hollenbeck Tlze Chopping Block c,untrvside Estates news by Ph ilomena Corradeno Iceman: Uncovering the and By Mary Smith Times of a Prehistoric ManLife Found frigid :is that 5.in000 which the body had we ·d like to sa� --congra1ula­ b Tim y in an Alpine Glacier, lam for some years. t10ns.. to Mr J.S Ross. who is a resi­ l>l en·thi11.: old is new at!ain. MEDITERRANEAsheets Fillo Factory 'PIZZA spell TART First of all \\C \\ alll to say a by Brenda "Beneath the !!lossof !!enulitv ,im­ dent here at Countrside and his so te;1 applic>s to foods th;! are sud­ 6 dough {regular or natural fillo Fowler {Random House: $25.95 ). mered rnntlict:_ scient�fic. pol1t1cal. great big thank � ou for c,·crrnnc Io, cl� ,, 1fc. Pegg� Ross. who comes d�nl} --Jiscovered," so to �peak. One fillo) In September 1991. two tourist� national. and personal. ..." she note\. makmg our ·Fathcr·s Da� Tc.1·· agrcat dail� and , isits him. forcelebrating of the ·e is spelt, which appeared·s os.in Olive spray came across a semi-frozen body in an "The events of the last year ... had success' Ncarh all of our Fat1er"s the ,\merican market in tl•e Extra oilvirgin olive oil Alpme crevasse and assumed they shattered any lingering illusions th:11 111 50 ye.irsofma rnage on June 3rd 2000. here the home \\ere able to at end. mostly in health and nmriuon am.I 1/2 cup thinly-sliced onion had found the remnants of an earlier scientific results were at the center 0t Peg� sa� s it has been a happy 50 organic food stores. 1 clove garlic, minced The kitchen staffprepared for us a hiker buried long ago. Foul play was this project. The Iceman was a �om­ �cars. They ha\·c � children. two 2 ounces crumbled feta cheese brieflysuspected. However, an arche­ modity, and those who pos�essed him \\OUderfulst ra\\ berl) shortcake and bo� s. Phil Ross and Dr. Toby Hcx)\·er. (1/2 cup) ologist at Austria's University of wielded enormous power." punch! We also had t"o g1fs to Phil Ii, cs here in Warner and Tob� 1/4 cup chopped pitted Kalamata Innsbruck read more significance into Fowler has done her research,kc and present.One to the oldest Fathe· and olives the stories of the find and, as a result, her saga of the post-life of the ,:-ian and tus \\ifcarc missionaries iu South the other to the youngest The old­ y l/2 cup chopped, drained science now possessed "the world's contains as much dram.: as his exis­ America One daughter. Dec Ann marinated artichokes est \\as Mr Archie Raimer and the oldest mummified human remains." tence must have. Here were a bodyand McAITrc�. had au anniYcrsar part� 1/2 teaspoon dried oregano, The Iceman, or Otzi as he came to artifacts that contributed new knowl­ youngest. Mr Allen Yost ! All Lucky lhdnd Dungaree'> for youth Jcdn'> • )horh • Ice-'> safely consume spelt. Lay l sheet fillo on large non-stick We have dl'>o ddded d da'>'>iC Pooh line for mfdnbl Currently Spelt has a tough hull which pro­ baking sheet or 9-to IO-inch round Services, was established. The tects the kernel and its nutrient's and pizza pan ; spray well with extra vir­ Craff Californid Wear � Lc'>lic l dye Spring � Summer on '>die dl Jim M. from Staten Island, 11'.Y., asked if I had any information on a Board's mandate includes working in protects against insects, making it gin olive oil. Fold dough in half, 50% off Pur'>C'> • matching wdllcts • c.ap'> - rcplic d hhirl \ • Nike • special "coordmating council" lccat­ the areas of research, clinical issu�s possible to grow without pesticides. lengthwise; spray again. Repeat with and disability compensation. The We ll, the F:'lo Factory is now pro­ remaining sheets fi llo, angling one lommy • Old Navy • In print and embroidery. up to 5X. Watc.he\ ed in the White House that deals vith Gulf War health issues. Board and its subgroups provide an ducing an organic spelt fi llo. Dough over the other in a diagonal fashion to cap'> • Trendy Jr. lop'> � '>hart '> � short '>Cl'> Plu'> '>Ile'> dva1ldblc I don't know if the following will important communication link be­ that I think you will enjoy, wheat­ make a circle. Roll edges in, moisten­ p allergic or not. Using it, we have a ing with water seal. {or fh dl S ecial Occa5iOfl answer Jim's request - and I would tween top managers and scientists. appreciate it if anyone can update me There is also a staff office for the pizza-like tart. Not only is the topping Spread filling evenly on fi llo pizza. Remember UNIOUL now hd'> bdlloons dnd balloon bouquet � on this - but this is what I've teen Board that follows up on important diffe rent, the shell is delicate and Spray or drizzle with additional extra able to find so far: issues and promotes continuity in flaky and almost elegant. It's not your virgin olive oil. Bake 20 to 25 min­ UNIOUl c:L\SUAL r /\SIHONS In order to deal with the hmlth agency activities. President Clinton usual bread-like dough. So, you won't utes er until edges are golden brown. problems that are believed to be named the VA as the Coordinating want to pick up a slice and fold it as , Servt with crisp green salad dressed 131 traceable to Gulf War service, the Board'sWrite tolead Fredd agency.y Groves in care of King you would an ordinary pizza (which I with vina(9 :!000igrette. King MakesSynd 4 servings... Inc. South �roddwdy, Chccotdh do). This is a knife and forkjob. 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ASSEMBLY OF GOD GodShed His Grau onUs United PcntccostaJ- 4 73.(,103 Destiny Chapel-4 73-6670 "... proclaimuberty througlwut aJJ IN untoland aJJ INUWJbitantsthm/of" Mission Outreach - 473-0191 Assemblyof God- 689-2 129 -t.eviicus 25:10 PentecostalHolin ess - � 73-6736 Assembly of God/Webbers Falls isfilllllg 10 n:m:mbcr Uus aruuvmaryof our Dcclarnlion riIndependence !hat PRESBYTERIAN 464-2571 thc:tt bell which rJ Dg OU1lhe onnews in Plubddphia thatFourth fi1't ofJut) b0! 9 J5 � en. Su,ruiiJy Mom mg J J , m. SwuUySdwoJloin- 9:30 �.m. c;un.i.JJ E,·,aun6 · b. .JIJ p .m. Wed. En!!Uf'lg 7p .n. Wa rslup Service · 10:3/J�.tn. Pastor Bobby R. Wingo Mary lrby � Glovers W mm 484-5408 Reverend C. TEXACO Air Cond1tJoning Service, lune-ups, front EndHwy Ah9n mon1,2 and Br Colleg_P, Road • Warner, OK al<•• O,t Chango>, WAl:{NER l'IRSTBAPTIST CHUl:{CH Mulrlers, Tires, 1 8 4 6 3 -5 3 5 5 Au1omat1c Car Wa�h . CHURCH ON THE WORD Larry Combs, Pastor g � wtd4)' J\.fomulWELg 10:304COMESm.- Wednesd.ly }OU! 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First Baptist Church hosts The Bottom Line Good Housekeeping from Denise Bode Legacv recording artists Corporation Commissioner Way Beyond the Birds and Bees wait, but they are urged to use birth Keep Our Kids Off � Do you know your school districc's control 1f they do have sex. recording They OilfieldEq uipment policy on tea ching teen-agers about • 97 percent of schools cover mv often travel AIDS, abortion and birth control and AIDS; 96 percent discuss other artists. Les in excess of options? A recent survey of public sec­ sexually transmitted diseases. Snyder and 50,000 miles As we begin the summer never been shown. Each of us ondary- school principals across the • How to use a condom i� taught in 39 Sons of The per country reveals these sex ed statisucs: percent of schools; 45 percent provide year, of 2000. let ·s work together to must make sure this video is Father. gos­ • Almost all (94 percent) of the informationabout where to get and how singing in make it a safe one by talking to our shown each year. Our pel musi­ schools surveyed discuss abstinence to use other forms of birth control. more than children about the hazards of Commission staff as well as s from as part of the cumculum. Thirty-four • 37 percent include a discussion of cian 225 services. playing around oilfield equipment. members of the oil industry are percent make abstinence their main abortion in thetr curriculum, and 36 West Frank- Sons of The Tank batteries and pumping units available and eager to make these message, telling students that they percent cover sexual orientation. fort, Illinois, should have sex only when they are Source: The Henry J. Kaiser Family Father is are common sights in Oklahoma presentations personally if your married. A more comprehensive Foundation will besing- regularly and are a vital pan of our school will allow them. approach is followed by 58 percent of ing at First seen on TV © '.!000 Hearst Commun,cat,ons. Inc. B economy. In fact, for those of us In 1993, Michael, the schools: Students are encouraged to a p t i s t and heard on with those units on our farms or in son of Bill and Ellen Jenkins lost Church. radio our neighborhoods we take their his life exploring oilfield Warner, OK throughout existence for granted. But just as equipment. Since that accident, on July 21 at the country. an abandoned building or · a his parents have devoted their life FOR SALE ��� � h� neighbor's swimming pool calls to to educating the children of t'ravels the re c o rde d some teenager's spirit of adventure others so not one more precious Fully Furnished U n i t e d nine times so does the pump jack or tank child is lost. This year, in his States with Les Snyder and Sons. ofThe Father over the past battery nearby. It's time again to honor, the Corporation 3 Bedroom • 2 Bath adult sons ten years. give our children a stern warning Commission initiated the Michael Chris and Brent, singing the gospel Their first two radio singles, "Wrap about the dangers of getting on or Jenkins Award to encourage and Delivered Within 150 Miles and presenting "Scripture Sermons", Me InYour Arms" and He Who Was around this equipment. recognize outstanding efforts to the I, using memorizedportions of Bible. And To Come" both aired nation- The Oklahoma educate our children and the Under $200 Per Month W.A.C. Their music is distinctive, us- wide and made the US GospelNews Corporation Commission and the public about the hazards of such ing acappellaand sound tracs, vary- )0 on two occasions. The cur­ oil and gas industry are working play. The industry through the CallSher ryat 1-888-655-3000 m Top 1• ing fromthe traditional hyn to pro- rent radio single, "Jesus is There". together to get the word out to OERB has stepped up their gressive gospel styles. In an era writtetl by Brent Snyder. is also be­ parents and children. We are fu nding and placement of these whenfamilies are splintered and fly- ing ailednation-wide. working together to make it safety ads through the early ing off into oblivion, this fatherand difficult for kids to access these summer months to alen the • Recreational his two sons give an example of one Pastor LarryA. Combs invites areas through putting up fe nces public. • Ranches fam ily which hasendured into adult­ the pmlic to attend the service . For and warning signs. But short of Talk to your children �21 . ·• Farins hood, ministering together fortheir 24-hour guaids, a kid that wants to about staying away from this Real Estate for the Real World'• more information. call the church of­ Residential Heavenly Father. fice at l63-2380. explore these areas will find a way equipment. Make sure the videos Checotah: unless they are alerted to the are shown in your school, church www.century2t.com 473-2197 hazards. groups, civic clubs and other North Shore Real Estate Eufaula: 689-7721 221 W. Gentry • Checotah;, OK 74426 [email protected] ACREAGE FOR SALE The industry has places where children and their responded through the Oklahoma parents will see them. Call or e­ #3148 ENCHANTED OAKS, 5 Acres or more, Gore,Ill inois River area. Water, looking for a week-end hltreaway, come Energy Resources Board (funded mail the OERB for a videow at J. see this 2 bedroom, 1 bath home, with in walking distance of the lake. electric, some on blacktop road. Wooded or by voluntary contributions from 800-664-130 I or ww .ocrb.com. Has#315 a3 nice BECOME shop for A LANDLORD,your boat. $37,500. meadow. Some with septic. Mobiles OK. Small the oil and gas industry and their Both the OERB and the with this 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath home royalty owners) by establishing a Corporation Commission are also & 4 rentals! excellent Income potential, In quiet neighborhood. All for down payment and up to 25 years financing. S69.500.00 Rod. comprehensive program for available for presentations. Call #3161 or LAKE VIEW, Belle Starr Forest, 3 BR, 2 BA double wide on 2 Owner 918-489-2827 918-489-5122 educating the public about the OERB at the number listed above lots. Features a rckk fireplace. perm. foundation and all rock exteri- hazards. An educational safety or me at (405) 521 -2267 for or. JUST REDUCED TO $60,000. Call Sb.eUey. video called "Play It Smart" was support. #3178 BRICK HOME, 3 bedroom, 1 bath on 1 lot In Checotah. Nice neighborhood. This one-won't last long at $68,500. Call Ron Today! funded featuring Dallas Cowboy Make this summer in #3171 2 BEDROOM, 2, BATH MOBILE HOME, With add-n, large lot, football players and their fonner Oklahoma a safe one for our exce!Jent condition perfect for first time buyer. Call Sharon.Scott for ADVERTISING coach Barry Switzer. It was sent kids! more#318 3'd etaENCHANTEDils. $35,000. OAKS, to every school. They have 2 Bedroom, 2 bath ·mobile ori 3·lots. Large deck, sunroom, 2 car ddached garage, boat shed. pecan trees. SALES PERSON WANTED created and funded advertisements and public service announcements Your Commissioner, All#316for 9 $45ENCHANTED,00. Call Rod OAKS, Williams. 3 Bedrooms, 2 Bath mobile home on 3 to run on radio and te levision. lots. 2 Car detached garages. Has Florida room, C/H, C/A storm cel­ Experience a pl us. Corporation Commission staff and Denise A. Bode lar, shop, & chain link fence. Price reduced to $46,500 Owner Moti- oil industry professionals are vated! . t #3181 INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY, 9 bedroom, ·s 3/4 13�th Inn. \Viii train the right person. donating countless hours to Country Chatter Large Gift shop downstairs. Could be a bed & breakfast. High traffic schools and civic groups giving downtown area. $325,000. Shelley. by Ti mothy Montgomery #3185 COMMERCIAL TRUCKING BUSINESS, Dra\\· aQ.'- ainst com111ission. presentations on the oil and gas Large metal building industry and providing safety on 12 acres. Excellent location, Call Ron Crenshaw for more Infor­ mation. $195,000. $ l 5.000 to $20.000 1st year. infonnation on the hazards of They said it was just horsin' around #3192- COUNCIL HILL, 4 BR. 3 BA Home on 160 acres. 3 large playing around this equipment. • after the wind-up of the George Strait barns, several ponds, Cross-fenced, $195,©00. Jim Jones. It is time now for you to Country Music Festival on June 3, but #3191 106 ACRES, East of Onapa, Mostly pasture land, $79,500, the Erie County, New Yo rk Sheriff's help us in this educational effo rt. Mc­ Call#3198 Jim 12 Jones.5 ACRES, 1-918-46�-2386 office didn't think singers Tim West of Checotah, Just outside city limltS<-Excel­ We have lost 7 Oklahoma children Graw andKenny Chesneyused much lent sub-division location. Mostly pasture. $140,000, Carol Anson. in recent years to accidents in and horse sense when Chesney ignored around oilfieldequipment. One of police attempts to stop him from riding steed, offwith a deputy's and McGraw · _Come By·For Free Property Guide those children we lost went to a from school where the safety video was tried to stop the police following provided, but had the "heedless"horseman . Both men, as well as McGraw's manager Mark Russo, were hauled before a judge. McGraw was charged with a felony - assaulting a police officer- and three misdemeanors - obstructing government administra­ tion, resisting arrest and menacing. He was released fromjail after post­ ing a $2,500 bond. Chesney, whose Be Your Custom Built wild ride started it all, was charged This Could New with disorderly conduct and posted $100 bail. Russo got hit with charges that included obstructing governmen­ Home In As Little As 30 .Days! tal administration, harassment, disor­ derly conduct and resisting arrest.He posted $500 bail.*** Going right along with the equine ON OUR 1,0,, OR YOURS! theme, the Wildhorse Saloon in Nashville, Tenn., is where the TNN special "Class of 2000" was taped for airing on June 28. Teen-age singing superstar LeAnn Rimes and actor Andrew Keegan are the co-hosts of the TV event. Guests include Lila McCann, Jessica Andrews, Alecia Elliott, and others. Rimes is expected 10· sing "Big Deal" and ''Me and Bobby McGee," on the program. Keegan, who had a recurring role on "Party of Five," is featured in the upcoming film, "O" - which is a modem, gritty urbanized version of Shakespeare's "Oth***ell o." Garth Brooks' song, "When Yo u Come Back to Me Again," isn't on a record, but is moving up the charts anyway thanks to the considerable air play of the audio track from the song's video. 100% Financing Available 25 Year Wa rranty Shingles' Live Remote FHA & VA Funds Available' Lifetime Wa rran::yWi ndows & Siding Live Remote Broadcast BroadcastJO Friday, June JO ALL MODELS WITH GE APPLIANCES AND SOLID OAK KITCHEN CABINETS Friday, June Jp.m. - 7p.m. OFFICE HOURS: Jp.m. - 7p.m. With K-Fox 102.5 FM With KMAG 97.9 FM Anyone Thac Purchases A Home EUFAuiA MONDAY - SATURDAY Anyone Thac Purchases A Home Beewe en Friday & Sunday, 10 a.m. to 7 p-m. 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The dren looking for fun. ii\ also a time when emergency room5 see too many fes�h'lli'.aes begin at Sp.m. and the Many years ago. before Don under sun eillance. He located along to,H1rd IO\\ n and looked O\CT in youngsters who ha\·e been hurt while wm 'f'.v son populated this area with chicken Brewster and fixed him in his sight. Old the pasture There. seated in the u�mg the equipment. fireworks ai dark. ltds ;s 1t11ry family houses. there was a fanner in our com­ Brewster had " iggled the bell around drher's seat ,ms Glen. LJ1 order 10 prevent pbyground trau- y m the Academy of munit who raised chickens. In addi­ so that he could hold it in his beak. B:, With his nose 111 the winfo\\. ;i. American Orthopaedic Surgeons. whosr members �rhnated and as fun fer aH ages. We have tion to cattle and hogs. he raised chick­ holding the bell sothat it wouldn't ring. there \\as the biggest blackest bul :,ou may he calkd 111 ILl treat serious play­ ens the old fashioned way. he was able to sneak up behind the canimagine. Glen \\as 5haking a fore­ grounJ 111jurirs. has develnped a list of se\1eral games and booths set up for He always had about 200 pul­ pullets and do his business. The finger in that bull's face. At first. !was playgrounJ safet) tips in conjunction lets. For the information of :,ou city farmer found that Brewster outper­ startled. Then. I thought that olc Glen with their "Prevent lnjunes America'"' every�ne tu enjoy. lhas as a free event, so folks. a pullet is a young female formed the other roosters. The farmer had slipped o,·cr the edge and was program. l'\'e used them in the follo\� ­ haYing a com ersation \\ ith the liYe­ ing list along with some tips of my own: come en cut ,md have scme fun. chicken. Pullets who didn't lay eggs ,r ns \'Cl} proud of Brewster. • An adult should always be present became Sunday dinner or were sold in In fact. he was so proud of ole stock when a child is using the playground. town. But in order to la�· fertile eggs. Brewster that he took the rooster to As I droYe tO\rnrd to\\ n. I be- , Children should play only on dry the services of a male chicken. known the State Fair. Brewster prompt!:, gan to reconstruct that com crsaion equipment. • Only one child at a time should go as a rooster. were required. It ,,as fa ir!:, showed his worth by winning not one. 111 m� mind. It might ha, e gone some­ easy to find outif the pullets were la:,- but l\\O a,\ards. The first prize won thing like this. "Hey. Roscoe. we need down a slide. • Don't allow children to climb ove1 ing eggs. but evaluating the roosters by Bre,\stcr was the "No Bell" pri1.e to talk. You knO\\ that :,ou han al- any guardrails on the slide. I * * * w*� could bequite difficult. and the second prize was the "Pullet­ ways beenone of m� farnrites. I paid , A child should slide sitting down fIOWe?s%' still a fresh choice for any occasion The fanner had eight roosters. ser" prize. (Choke) a lot of mone:, for :,ou because I liked ;ind facmgforward. l� .. He had eight little bells made up to The abo,·c brings to mind a real ) ou fromthe start Up until no\\ � ou • A child should move away from Birthday? Anniversary? match the notes in an octaye of music. happeningexperienced by this author. haYc done good \\Ork. Latcl�. tho1gh. the slide exit as soon as she or he reaches the ground. Job Promotion? Send a He hung these little bells around the In the far awa:, land ofEnterprise.there seems like �ou ha\'e slacked offmite • Children should be told to climb message of love, con­ neck of each little rooster. When the lives a rancher on the comer He has a bit. 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Sunrise, Amos Mosley station. $50: tool box tofit '8w8 GMC health of people around the 1975 Harley Davidson FL 00 P/B,w P/W, new brakes. new tires, air, and roof air, 5 KW generator. $6500. blcod3231 lines, greatpups $100 each. 473- SWB. $25: electricleaf blo er. $25. globe.Call 8 -460-98 13 then lots of chrome, beltdrive, S&S carb., w poFORer SALE: seats.Exe. condition. 484-5506 FOR918-478- SALE:93(,()_ 689-3FOR 15SALE:9. 918-423-3464. lo mileage. wide glide, 21" front FOR SALE: w 23 cubic foot freezer, exc. 1983 GMC truck and Two 21/2 yearold English 198 1 Ya maha 750, $750. VAC UUM REPAIR heel,showroom con dition 918-687- conditFOR SALE:ion. Roll top desk.484- 224 1 horse trailer; 17 inch fiberglass bass Seller males, professionally trained. Or trade. 682-5757. - We repai r all 1 105 aftcr 5:30. FORSALE: FOR SALE: I00 Gibson 16,000BTU air boat, 80 horse powerJohnson Motor, $750 each. 4 73-3231. 1993 Ford XLT extended makes and models. Va cuum Cleaner 92 FOR SALE: 8' Hi-Lo Travelw Trailer, conditioner, $2 . 484-2 154. l complete fishdepth locator, and trolling motor. utility trailer, exc. cab. 4x4, loaded, small V-8, new Shop, 6_15 NorthOak, Checotah, OK 31'ex 'U'a clean, easy to able, better rear-end for 3/4 ton 1985 Suburban.l. 918-687-3264 . 473-0732. FOR SALE: FORcondition, SALE $325.: 918-452-2078. w Michelin tires, good condition, high fuel economy. $11,000.McAlester. 918- $250. Good condition. 484-224 TAKE OVER payments NEW INSULATED WINDOWS ­ FOR SALE: w Oldw Singer se ing mileage, pricedto sell. $5995. Day 918- FOR423-0589. SALE: S eet com - Thursday. 3 bedroom, 2 bath. $365/month. Call tru1ehine, treadle, ood cabinet, exc. 689-775 l or evenings 918-682-2039 85 ModelChampion Bass All Sizes • $35.00 & Up. Cowitry June 22 @ daylight. Bill Martinw's, 1/2 JoeFOR9 18 SAL-809-7E: 1 1 l. condition. 452-2078. Boat with 88 150hp Mercury. $4,500. FORSALE: ACREAGE FOR SALE: Boy Discount , Warner -463-3871. mile South of 1-40 on High ay 2, w89 Che\.,ySuburban 350, 1996 Ford Asper, 19,405 5 acres or 918-546-2434. Warner. Auto , all po er, air/c 134A; 3rd seat FOR SALE: FOR SALE: 00 BliSINESSmiles. 918-463-OP 27PORTUNITY:02. more, Gore, Illinois River area. Water, COWBOY BOOTS, $39.00 Ford 3000 Tractor, good Suffolk Ewes - pair and Sharpinside & out Exe. Ti res. $65 . Family electric, some on black-top road. or 3 cond. $5,000 14' WW Trailer- Stock singles.FOR SALE: 485-0 446. CallFOR 768--3 SALE:574 owned convenience store east of Wooded or meadow. Some with sep­ pair for $ 100. Saddles, aTa ck. like new $1,500, 5'brush hog (2) years E machine 366MHz,. 32 73 Revcon 250 Motor McAlester on Hwy 270. Fully tic. Mobiles ok ay. Small down pay­ Country Boy BootBarn, W rner, oldFOR$350. SALE: Call 29l l/28-42Acre3-40Tracts-I3. MB, 128K BL2 cache 4 pl, GB hard Home, 455 Olds Engine, Auto, Front equipped.Call fordetails. Barlow Real ment & up to 25 years financing. 463 -3871 l mile drive. 5xDVD. ROMdrive, 56Kmodem Wheel Dr. , RoofAir, Cond., Stove, w EstaFORte SALE:. 918-297 -3646.$1 59,000.w Owner 918-489-2827or 918-489-5122 West ofWarner on Warner Mowitain. V90. Windo s 98. 17" monitor, $595. Microwave, Refri.Sleeps 4 goodtires, 1996 Grand Am, hite, 4 FOR SALE: t'LEA & TICK special& general Utilities in place.Financing by owner. 5 KW Generator, clean, $6,000. Call Five acrew tracts near 489-5908.FOR SALE: ask forKen. door, V-6, auto, 123K hwy. miles, exc_ pest service. 1-877-452-2077 . 1-918- For more info nnation call 989-5265 or · E tower, 400 MHz, 32 768-3574. Tenkiller Lake and lo er Illinois w plndition,$5.500. 689-4151 after 4:30 452-2022 . 989-5565. FOR SALE: , River, EZterms byowner. 918-489- FOR w MGB. 6.4 GB. 5Xw DVD ROM, 56 K 5 Horsepo er 60 Gallon ;p.m LOSE WEIGHT w FOR SALE: 5122 -fee l greatHave more SALE: Pitbullpuppy's , 8 k old Modem, Windo s 98. l 7' monitor, vertical air compressor - ne motor 91 Geo Stonn, bright '---'-·------� pump. 00 1 w LAWN MOWING/WEED EATING energy. 918-473-7230 or466-3527.6/27 male, and female$ 100.00 eachor best $695FOR 489-5908, SALE: Ask forKen. and $3 . Cal] 918-682-9024. yellow, runs good, $1,700, Ho ard HOUSE PAINTING: offer. 918-473-5750. Toshiba Intell Pentium REMODELINGSALE: Inside and out. FOR SALE: w Side By Side Organ, sounds great, $600, 60-'s CALL: 918-689-5866. 18' Fish/ 366 MHz. Windo s 98. 64 MB,40X For estimate caJl689-0369. w 1983 Glastron refrigeratorwith ice maker in the door dirette,4 chairs,$65. 918-452-2106. COWBOY B00TS -3pair for $100. CD ROM. 56K Modem. 6 GB hard FOR SALE: Ski Boat /Johnson 175 Motor - w12/24 $150, built-in electric range $40, FOR SALE: w Lapitary equipment for 79 Chevy Cre Cab with try Boy Boot Barn, Trolling Motor. 2 locators, live2 ells, drive, 17" monitor, $775. 489-5908,ask electric trash compactor $30, sale. Tumblers, cutter, polishers, Saddle & tack, Coun w flatbed, auto, air, runs good, custom cover and matching railer. forFOR Ken. SALE: $2,750. various accessories, slab sander, grits, Warner. Hand fed Cockatiels. $35 dishwasher $30. All in orking 4784294. FREE DOG: $5,800.91 8-<>82-9024. etc. $500000. 689-9350. beautiful,affect ionate, 2 FOR SALE: w each! One male. Java Finch, $15: 4 condiFORtion. SALE: 420-594 8. FOR SALE: ATfN:FLEA MARKETVENDORS: Suffolk E es - pair and Electric hospital bed. yearold, full blood, female Wiemaraner. Silver Seabrightbantam chicks, $20 for Hand quiltedquilts - $75 singles. 485-0446. Neverbeen used. $125. 473-2299. Socks - $6.00 a dozen. Ankle, tube, 689-5632. FOR SALE: all. Cash only. 484-5794 toFOR$125, SALE: Some pillow shams. 463-2878. GARAGE SALE: E machine 366 MHz.. 32 FORSALE: crew. Call91 8-487-5470. July 3 and 4. Lots of 1990Sub uroon 4x4, 189K 66Mustang-Frameonly, PRICE REDUCED! FOR SALE: MB. 128K BL2 cache 4 pt GB hard l6x80, 3 Beautifulwedding gown . goodthings. 708 5th Avenue,Warner. miles. new tires, needspaint and freon. FORno motor, SALE: has tires. 463-2116. 00 BIG YARD SALE: drive.5x DVD. ROM drive. 56K modern w 92 Plymouth Duster, bedroom, 2 bath, appliances, Size 12 -$1 . 918-464-2988. Has ne tires. good interior, w FOR SALE: new South of Porum. V90. Windows 98. 17" monitor. $595. refrigerator -ice/waterdoor, Hunter 91 CamaroRS, dependable motor and transmission. needsFOR SALE: ork. 463- 3 2116. 2 full paint, July l & 2. Truck parts, toys, books, 489-5908. ask for Ken. Greeninterio r. Via n MobileHomes . new tires,runs great.$3800OBO. 463- FOR SALE: $5500. Call 659-2239 bedroom, bath, video's � much more. E.W. 117- l mile E tower. 400 MHz, 32 FOR SALE: pool on 5 acresin Keefeton. 989-52 18. 918-m-so.so. 5854. Starcraft 14' Aluminum FOR SALE: FORSALE ORLEASE:6,000 S.r'ARD Hwy. SALE: 71, 1/2 West. MGB. 6.4 GB. 5X DVD ROM. 56 K FOR SALE: fishing boat. H.P.4 Evinrude motor or lO acres unimproved, 4 ft.metal Webbers Falls. South Modem. Windows 98, 17' monitor. w 1994 Chevy Cavalier, l building across from Wal Mart in electrictrolling motor. trailerand extras. milesfrom LakeEufau la Dam, utilities ofBank. June 30 & July 1. 8 :30 _? $695 489-5908. Ask forKen. o ner, good gas mileage, $3,800. Checotah. 473-2233. FOR SALE: $650finn 452-3235 available, excellent for hunting and WA NT TO BUY: w •SOCKS • Toshiba lntell Pentium FOR SALE: fishing. $10,000.484-2504 . FOR68S-3 lSALE 77 OR TR T o goodtires for 91 LincolnTown Car, P/S, FOR SALE: ADE: WHOLESALE TO 366 MHz. Windows 98. 64 MB.40X w 1 acre - 2 bedroo m, 1 bath, Frail Farmalltractor 12-4-38 orcomparable. · P/B, P/W, new bn1kes, ne tires, air, w CD ROM. 56K Modem, 6 GB hard w mo'Ner, 3 pt. Tractor, boom 3 pl. 689- 452-2082. FLEA MARKET VENDORS po er seats. Exe.condition. 484-5506 familyroo m, ood burningfireplace, FOR SALE: drive. 17" monitor. $775. 489-5908. ask FOR SALE: 29(il. Custom made queensize 23 cubic foot freezer, exc. out bldg., green house, near Hwy. 9 - w $6. 00 PerDoten for Ken. FOR SALE: To be moved, 1984 aterbed fra me. Has bookcase and Ankle•Crew•Tube FOR SALE: condition. Roll top desk. 484-224 1 Lake. $39,500. 918-452-3789 or 452- mobile w 00 2 used saddles. $150 each FOR SALE: 248 L 14x64 home, vinylsiding, ne headboard with antique mirrors.$75. Call 487-5470 l Gibson 16.000BTU air FOR SALE: -or both for $250. 697-4981 . 00 Mobile home. 74 roof, lots of extras, 2 bed, front 918-689-3407. conditioner. $2 . 484-2 154. 1 complel.e X FOR SALE: FREE DOG: FOR SALE: American 14 70, 3 bedroom,1/2 1 bath, kitchen, located on Texanna Rd. Queen size boxspri ng Gas storage tank, 8' rear-end for 3/4 Lon 1985 Suburban. A, w 50. beautiful,aff ectionate, 2 $7,�. 689-9226. and mauress, like new.$ I 918 89- fluorescent bulbs, l 6X28 building, $250. Good condition.484-2 24 1. Cl C/H, cook stove, dish asher, FOR SALE: -6 yearol d fullblood, fe maleWiem araner. w FOR SALE: w . 3407. windo A/C,220V propanetank, misc. S eet com - Thursday, washer,FORSALE: dryer. $5,000.91 8-463-2878. 14X70 mobile home, 3 689-5632. APHA colts. l bom 3/29/ bedloom, 1 FOR SALE: 9xl2 earth tone braided �·-- .·· .---...91!1!1111111!11_.....,. stuff33 9-2376. June 22 @daylight. Bill Martin's. 1/2 00 1/2 bath, central air &heat. ;ike w 99. Sorrel - solid. $5 . 1 boni 5/27/99 $4000. Readyto movein, new $75 finn Call 918-689- mile South of 1-40 on High ay 2, w w Warner. 463- G METALBUD.J>INGS black ith hite stripe on head and 287K n�,,�iii Warner. w FOR SALE: a,;,,w;i��� FOR SALE: one hite sock. $700. Both halter » FORSALE 2 used saddles, $I50each w 1983 Honda 1100 -or bothfor$250. 697-4 98 1. FORbroke. SALE918-689-7976: . Gold ing, Interstate Package VGC, HELP WANTED All sizes - Storage Bldgs .. Pole FOR SALE: 96 Ford Explorer - Eddie 1998 Red Dodge V6 w FOi$28(0 SALE:080.91 8-682-9024. @+i1);11iljiiiiiBl8 Barns.Big or Small. We build to Bauer green ith tan trim. All powe r, pickup, auto. A/C, excellentcondition. One AQHA mare. 16 suit. Call for freeestimate. V-6, CD, moonroo f, towing pc1ckage. FOR RENT: Warner Public 1-800-572-3322 469-2268. 00 yeanold. Broketo ride.$600 OBO. 687- Schools is seekingw FOR SALE: ::oldair, two owner, $11,5 . 918-465- Ve.ryclean, 3 bed, 2 bath, 7/ 17 Hide-a-bed. queen size, 4981 applicants for the follo ing 5266. -· I6X80 mobile, CH&A, $375 plus exc. condition. 473-5309. ------positions: •SOCKS • AITENTION: WORKATBOME wdeposit. Also, 2 bed house, veryclean WHOLESALETO Mailorder/Intemet, ith air, $325 plus deposit. Warner • Route/ Activity Bus Drivers FLEA MARKET VENDORS with $597- 463-2632, leave a message. a c ·-F OR SALE $7599. Pt/Ft. 1-888-583-9952 or Custodian/ Maintenne www.2moremooey.com/rich FOR RENT: New 2 Bedroom • 2 Bath Complete $6. 00 Per Dozen Mobile home lot Ankle•Crew•Tube w Apply at the Superintendent's space forrent. T o miles North of , office or mail to Superintendent, Delivery Within 150 Miles Call 487-5470 Warn er. All utilities available. 463- Warner Public Schools, Rt. I Box 2353 • If no answer, call463-2 386. Low Down • Under $400 Per Month BEAUTIFlJLFEMALE LAB MIX,(2 LEWIS BIBB 1240, Warn er, OK 74469 CONSTRUCTION FOR RENT: Tillie 1-888-655-3000 years old) with five pups. Has shots. •DUMP TRUCK• Cottonwood Apts., NOW TA KINGAPPLI CAUONS SOPHIE,918-<>89-5632. w •BACKHOE• Warner, OK, 1 & 2 Bedroom Apts, needs a ne home. Family •BULL DOZER• CH/AC, $225/$245/$125 deposit. For Delivery Dean Dowdy moving. Can not take with them. Cont.actLonnie Haughey, Jr., Man­ Gravel, Fill Dirt, MerchandiserTrainees Spayed and house broken. 41/2 old ager, 463-3831. ufn Sand, Pond Cleaning Class CDL Preferred But fe male. Also a male mix breed. CELLULARPHONE FOR RENT: � a Mobile Home lot in Not Required. Wo nderfulpet. The Ark. 689-3640. 260-9672 the perkins company FOR SALE: AuburnP rk,pd., $125 mo. w/2 yr. lease, BenefitsAvaila ble. l Recliner byStrato­ Home Phone w city utilities 463-3266. Immediate Openings Overhead Doors Lounger, king size. blue ith 989-5534 Apply In Person g Ph 686-7065 or 683- 1 764 / Fax 473-1861 or 683·3371 small print, one year old, like Lake Country Beverae Apartment forRent: 429 Columbus, 8-4 new, veryclean. 463-2722 or $240 463-2386. Commerc1al / Residential per month. 463-3871. After No Phone Calls Hwy. #266 East,Sales P.O. / InstallationBox 207, / RepairsChecotah, OK 74426 6p.m. 463-2661 ufn l: BRIDGETOWN APARTMENTS H,\1 JOOA WebbersFalls, OK Formore information contact:

Y1��� Paula Brown . ,-n. . Manager, at ... , ' t . ".:.-: (:,\.,- • � Lots of out buildings,barns, dog�� kennel,� pipe..... �fe ncing, pipecorrals, plenty 918-464-2468 well water, plus water, goodgardens, shop building on Warnermail TDD# 1-800-722-0353 and Warner school.city Bouse bas 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, plenty of cabinets/

butch built large living room. MUST SEE TO APPRECIATE! Call for Equal appointment.in, 918-463-2725 or6I6-8361. Housing ' FOR SALE: Compac Deskpro Mid Page 10 -Tuesday, June 2�1 �� Tower Computer; 2 GB; 32 MBRAM: WA NTED: Outsidefa rm maintenanre, 48x CD Rom; 3.5 Floppy Disk; Nee/ parttime work . 689-2220. Multisync 3 D Color Monitor: Win MAN NEEDS WIFE:Arouro 40years 98; Internet Ready. $4 15. Ken 489- old. 680-1879 or beeper681-5180. 5SX>S. FOR SALE: Blue healer puppies. FOR SALE: 39 Foot, 1999 Southern working parents, $50. Each. 96 7-2 779. ComfortPark Model. Tilt-rut,awning, FOR SALE: 6 Pygmygoats, $100.For full size bed and bath, many extras, · · all or$25. Each 452-2793. asking $13,500 orbest offer 918-%2- WA NTED: SWM looking for SWF OR LEASE: 6.000 Ft. FOR SALE: Horse trailer converted FLEA & TICKspecial andgeneral pesl 2022 or 918-962-5856 FOR SALE:Canoe, 13'3" Oldtown FOR SALE around 40 years old forlife time. I from Mut lo crafttrai ler, $800.484-26 73. service. 1-877-4 52-2077 or 918-452- am FOR SALE: 1983 GMC truck and "Discovery" fiberglass with paddles, metal building across Wal 5' IO". I 80 lbs. Good looking, non in Checotah. 473-2233. FOR SALE: 25" Console TV, works 2022. horsetrailer; 17" inch fiberglassbass $400. 16' Roughneckboat with 60 HP drinker. lama smoker, writeRP . Rt. 5 g a $50. Also. 13" TV. works great, FOR SALE: M&M tractor with boat, 80 horsepower Johnson Motor, Johnson Motor, 1,400. Ladder rack, L L . re t FREE MA E AND FEMA E pouter $25. 689-4538. brushhog. $1,200.799-53 10. Box 1668, Eufaula, OK. 74432. Or fishdepth locator, and trollingmotor. over cab, fitssrnall SWB pickup. $150. dogs. Should go together. Has shots. phone 680-1879orbeeper681-5180. 918-687-3264. 473-2085. FOR SALE: White French provincial FOR SALE: 93 Timbenvolf 250 4 2 yearsold. 689-3640. dresserwith mirror and matching desk, wheeler, goodconditio n, will sell for FOR SALE: 1980 25' Chevy FOR SALE: One acre, Davis Field FOR SALE: 2 ton central air cond. Fleetwing Class C motor home, 20K E: FL TICKsptXial $125.689-4538. $2,000 or trade forsmall tractor with Road, Muskogee, OK. All utilities $100. 689-4049. FORSAL EAAND actual miles, excellent condition. suitable for mobile home or house. FOR SALE: Clean well maintained and general Pest service J-877-4�2- FOR SALE: Full size bed. mattress. boxblade. 339-2960. $8,750. 452-2530 leave message. 7 7 2077 or l-918-452-2022. box spring. headboard & footboard, FOR SALE: 98 Ya maha Wa rrior 4 $1 ,000. 91�9-3 34. 1990 Aerostarv.m, good tires.. air. make HAY FOR SALE: Pre-order now for FOR SALE: 1991 Fleetwoodmobile offer. Eufaula. 689-0134. FOR SALE: Beautiful Wed ding Gow $75. 689-4538. wheeler, adult owned. exc. condition. July baling. Bugtussle. 476-4 138. size 12- $100. 918-464-2988. FOR SALE: Tr.tllerhitch for 1994 never raced or crashed, $3.400. 681- home, 16' x 60 ', 2 fullbath, 3 bedroom. FOR SALE: Hospitalbed, electric, has NEED TO SELL: House, carport 7 , FOR SALE: 0lds CutlessCierraV6 Dodgevan or pickup. $75. Complete 3282. very nice, $12,000.91 8�96-2290. railings & mattress very clean, 86 shed camper, over head.$5.000 (good 7 car $1000.989-53 94. van conversion. make offer. Mobile FOR SALE: Hospital bed with mat­ FOR SALE: AKC shorthaired,2 year excellent cond. $450. 4 3-2293. good dependable buy) . Electric. water & phone on 2 old female Chihuahua, chocolate FOR SALE: 1 %5 Chevy,clean body, WA NT TO BUY: Two goodtires :or home tied0\'11S. $60. 452-3939. tress.% 7-5070. 5 lots. phone mobile 680-1879 or beeper 0 FarmallTractor 12-l-38or comparable FRE,E ROCK forlandscaping. 4 2- white marlcin�. Pet onty!$200.00 918 - goodbed, new tires,& wheels, $2.5 0. FOR SALE: Compaq Deskpro 2000 681-5180. Mark452-2082 . 3939. m-87gi. Or trade forstrong truck. 689-3 1 11 or call Computer, Win 98; 2 GB : 32 MG FOR SALE: 4X4 Tractor with frontin 0 FOR SALE: Custom ma deQueens.z.e FOR SALE: Large business building FOR SALE: 1990 Ford Escort, 339-5 11. RAM; Colorado TIOOOTape Drive By loader, box blade and brush hog, diesel fr ame. Has Bookcase in Longtown. owner retiring. bargain automatic, 93,000 miles, excellent FOR SALE: 1992 Chevy Astro Va n, Waterbed HP; 3.5 Floppy DR; Net Ready motor, $6.000.Or tt'adefor tra veltrailer. condition, $1,950. 918-48 5-5043. air, radio, runs real good,real nice van. Headboard with Antique Mirrors priced. 689-2222. $395.00Ken 489-5908 967 -8774. 5 5 75 5 $75.Cl0918-689-3407. FOR SALE: 27" color TV. baby high truck. FOR SALE: 1996 Ford XLT F2 0 46 -30 after pm. FOR SALE: 1985 Ford dump FOR SALE: Russian Boar pigs. 689- FOR SALE: Shetland Mare, pinto chair, jumping jack wicker table & 4 Extended Cab Power Stroke Diesel, NEEDED: Someone to bale appprox. Good bed, good tires, good 2220. powerwindows and locks,cruise, tilt, 20 acres hay on half, sq. Or round colored,exc. With small children chairs. 334-6104. transmission, blown motor -$1 .800. Call bale hay, $2 a FOR SALE: Great fishingboat, 15' cassette, running boards, bales, 2 miles west of Eufaula. 689- 463-2430 ifno �r leave a message. FOR SALE: Sq. grass 7 557 7 5 AM/FM 918/4 3- 6 or 918/4 3-41 1. aluminum flatbot tom 25 HPEvinrude 99,000 miles, excellent condition. l n4. FOR SALE: Queen Size box spring, bale in barn.484-2872. FOR SALE: Whirlpoolwasher and Froedelivery motor, electric start. trailer included. $16,500.91 8-687-3465 or9I8-68().()637. FOR SALE: 1986 LincolnTo wn Car, mattress,like new, $150. 918�9-3407. STANLEY PRODUCl'S: dryer , almond color. $200. Also gas in 484-2489, Porum. 6889-9 155. FOR SALE: B� l KUBOTA diesel excellent cond. Must see. 452-3 124 FOR SALE: 91 CamaroRS, newpan t, 20 mile radius, dryer $50.00 Call 689-7 174. multispeed tractor with finished FOR SALE: Nice 2 bed mobile home new tire.5,runs great $3800.OBO. %3- FOR SALE: 93 Ford MustangV8, 5 Mazda mower, 48 inch deck with 16 horse inEagle Blufflllon lots 1334&1335. 3 5854. speed. loaded, $5,800. Also, D� Cat. FOR SALE: 2 wheel pickup FOR SA LE: 1962 Chevy l/2 ton power;Briggs riding mower, $400. 00 bed in Eagle Bluff1, lot 14, block 2, FOR SALE : 9X12 Oval earth tooe dozer, standardshift $7,000. 484-2381 bedtrailer with large metal tool box, pickup forparts. $100080. 689-7681. $250. 339-2960 FORSALE : Uprightfreezer, $100.,eloc­ Garden tiller, $150.00Quaner horses, includes land, will finance.4 77-2 10 l. braided rug, like new $75. Firm. Call after5 p.m. 7 5 184. palominos,buc kskinmares, palomino FOR SALE: 1982 31' Silver Street TI, 918�89-3407. FOR SALE: Kohler electric power FOR SALE: Browning automatic 12 tric range. like l¥!w, $100. 99- colts,one to sixyears; Pair or working new tires, batter, propane tanks, nice, FOR SALE: DP Aergometer stepping plant, 120V,$1 25. Call689-4893. ga. withshells, $350 firm! 473-7220. FOR SALE: Suzuki SamuraiJX 4X4. FOR SALE: or riding mules; Harnessand wagon, $9,960.OK City. 405-77 1-8851. machine with handlebars & wheel, FOR SALE: Antique refrigerator, Baby stroller, good exc. cond., many additional parts. shape, $2,500. 7 $2,500.9I 8-687-0490 or918-687-3264. FOR SALE: 86 P]ymouthVoyager van similarto stainnaster, $100. 473-59H. works $25.000dds &ends, 689-5423. $10. 689-7822. 99-5 184. FUR SALE: Nannypygmy goat, $3 5. FOR SALE: Chrysler Newport, all $1500. 918-452-2781 FOR SALE: Twin size bed with FOR SALE: 20 ft.chest type deep FOR SA LE: Marlin lever action 30.3( 464-2439 original, goodcar, $1,000, 8 foot cab FOR SALE: 89 Dodge4 door $ 1850. mattress, box springs & frame, less freeze, $75. 473-5477 with sling, model 336W with safety FREETO GOOD HOME: Stockdog, over campereverything works, $300. Ormake offer. 918-452-2781 than 1 year old, clean excellent cor.d. FOR SALE: Exercise Total Fit like new, $200.689-9049. has current shots, was dumped. 464- Orbestoffer, x 16' garage doorwith $100.4 73-2293. station, $50; toolbox to fit '88 GMC FOR SALE: Suzuki 4 wheeler, run: 7' FOR SALE: KenmoreElectric Range 2439 opener, like new $3 50 or best offer. SWB, $2 5; electric leaf blower, $25 . good, $500. Ye llow Jacket Go Cart White Excellentconditions $200. Call . 918-427-2714. FOR RENT: MobileHome lots- All 689-3 159. FOR SALE: Noni at cost.689-34 64 goodcondi tion, $300.689-768 1. 452-3097 or 689-6770. utilities on a half acre, West of FOR SALE: Rainbo\aclrurn like new, FOR SALE: 1981 Yamaha 7.50,$750. FOR SALE: Reg. Jack RussellTe rrier FOR SALE: 1992 ChevySilverado exl FOR SALE: Nicebig PaintMare, Big Checotah. $7.5. Per month Randy bed, with attachments, one year warranty. Ortrade. 682-5757. puppies,$2 50. 473-2990. cab, short 6 cyl, 95Kmiles, goo pet $1,500. Call 918/4 73-5576or918/ $500. 918-83�133. Christian.Realtors.. Call 91 8/471 -'i 'i71i condition,$7.300. 689-3094. 473-415 1 The Fourth 1f July Extr1v1g1n21 is coming up! We are excited about this year's events be­ cause it is promising to be bigger and better. There are lots of booths planned and of course the fireworks! It is great for the whole family! The festivities will be on July 1st beginning at 5 p.m. It will be held at Rogers Memorial Park. Retired Person's Dream Trailer - 1998 31' Sportsmaster Travel Trailer 8y Kif • • Super Slideout(15') • Water Heater Bypass Va lves tor Wintenzmg • Dicor Rubber Roof(l2 Yr. Warran ty) Booth space is still availa$5.00.ble. If you are a • Swivel Chair • AM/FMCassette Stereo (5 speakers) • LevelingJack at Each Comer Wa rner resident, thefe e is Anyone else • Eye Level Microwave • Wi red forTe lephone with Outside Jack • fop Storage Rack with Access ladder • FireExtinguisher • Truss-StyleRoof Rafters • Carpetin Living & BedroomArea $25.00 to set up a J)ooth. • CentralHeat, Ducts in Floor • Dual 71/2 Gal. LP Bottle,with Auto Change Over • Double DoorLP/ Elect. Refrigerator No food booths unless cleared with the • R-7 Insulation Throughout • Vi nyl Folding Shower Door • 6 Gal. Gas& Elect. Water Heater Wa rner Chamber of Commerce, please. • 12" I Beam Chassis • 20' A&E Aw ning • AfrConditioner, with In-RoofDucting • LP BottleCover • LargeStainless Steel Sink • R.oofTopTV Antenna • • EqualizerHitch • Power Roof Ve nt in Bathroom • �erirna FiberglassPanel Siding To set up a booth - fillout theform below and • Auto Vinyl Cover Over Slideout • Smoke and GasLeak Detectors • Elect Tongue Jack submit to Shirrell Wiggins at P.O. Box 9, • InlaidLinoleum in Kitchen and Bath • Cable TV Hookup • �leeps Six OK 74469 • RangeHood with 12 V Light &Exhaust Fan • Weyerhauser Sturdi-Wood Floor Decking Wa rmer, or call 463-2921. Phone (918) 463-2722 or 680-2733; If no answer, leave message - Dale Whitby, Warner, OK Name Animals In Need of Loving Homes: Shepherd/Dalmationcross . Born Address______·sTEPP MOBILE HOMES 10/04/94. Ta ken home whenshe was 6 weeks old by a 13 year old "THE HOUSING AUTHORITY" Phone ______In Tahlequah boy. 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