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Volume 106 Number 45 THURSDAY, MAY 29, 2008 50¢ per copy What, Les Gilliam To Perform At When Murray Ranch Round-Up L e s G i l l i a m w i l l b e performing in Lindsay June 7, & Where! 2008 and is sponsored by the Open 4-D Jackpot Barrel Lindsay Civic Arts Association. Races will be at the Pauls Valley He will perform at the Murray Roundup Club Arena at the end Ranch Round-Up that will be of north Willow Street at Wacker at the Murray-Lindsay Mansion Park. They will be Monday nights on the lawn. The Round-Up will with exhibitions at 6:45 p.m. and consist of a BBQ dinner followed the class at 8:30 p.m. April 14 by homemade dessert. Cost of through September 29. Exhibitions tickets are $10 for adults and will be $4 and the Jackpot will be $7 for children. All proceeds $19 with 1/2 sec., 1/2 sec., full from the event will go to the second split. Added money will renovation and up-keep of the be each night. Full concession Mansion and the Pikes Peak will be provided. Excellent arena School. To buy tickets for the grounds and restroom facilities. event contact Shawn Bridwell at For weather update and holiday 756-6502 or Marian Cunningham schedule call 405-238-2776 or cell at 756-3539. Tickets can also be 405-207-6058. purchased at the gate. ***** Les Gilliam is the official Springfest will be held “Oklahoma Balladeer”, so Saturday, May 31 on South Main designated by the Oklahoma Street in Elmore City. A pancake State Legislature in 1998. He is a breakfast will be held at the native of Gene Autry, OK and is a Senior Citizen’s Building at 8 a.m. singer, songwriter, and recording Beginning at 10 a.m. food booths, artist. He was recently included crafters, kids activities will be held. Representative Lisa J. Billy presented Jim Willis EMT-BASIC in a new book “Distinguished Those include a lawnmower race, Service employee of Lindsay, Oklahoma a citation for serving Oklahomans”. frog hop, turtle race, moon bounce, as Medic of the Day at the House of Representatives on In 2005, Les received the sidewalk chalk art, chicken dance Tuesday, May 20, 2008. most prestigious award in Les Gilliam, the Oklahoma Balladeer off, best dressed pet, talented pet, Western Music by receiving shows per year. owner/pet look a like, motorcycles, to the newly published official the coveted “Wrangler Award” Les’ concerts of cowboy, classic cars, candles, cakes, jewelry, Lindsay Receives Grant biography of Gene Autry, titled from the National Cowboy and western swing, country and/or pet accessories, crafts, pampered “Public Cowboy # 1”. Western Heritage Museum in gospel music include fascinating chef, face painting, raffles, sno- Les has recorded twelve Oklahoma City. In 2006, he was stories about the songs and the cones, cub scouts, rope making, For New Police Station albums as well as two videos. He nominated for the Oklahoma artists who performed them. red cross boat safety, pony ride and State Rep. is a member of the Oklahoma Arts Music Hall of Fame. Also in 2006 His country dances feature great lots more. Entertainment will be Lisa J. Billy Council Touring Program as well Les received the Governor’s Arts western swing music and fun provided by Myra and Company. and State Sen. as the Mid-America Arts Alliance Award from the Governor of the activities for the audience. He To schedule a solo or group act call Susan Paddack based in Kansas City. Some of his State of Oklahoma for his many always includes original songs 580-788-4424. Call 580-788-2345 a n n o u n c e d recent noteworthy performances years of entertaining Oklahomans and humorous material, adding a for more information. the town of include the Kennedy Center in and keeping western music alive. touch of nostalgia and good ole ***** Lindsay has Washington, D.C.; Silver Dollar He is currently based in Ponca fashion patriotism. The Franklin Snow family r e c e i v e d a City in Branson, Missouri; The City, Oklahoma and entertains Les grew up in southern Reunion will be held June 1 at C o m m u n i t y International Country Music as a solo act with his guitar or Oklahoma where Gene Autry the Scout Hut in Lindsay. Bring a Development Festival in Vienna, Austria; The with his band, The Silver Lake owned a ranch next to their place covered dish, eating utensils, and Block Grant Gene Autry Film and Music Band. This great band includes and Gene would often come to a prize for the auction. Call Betty f r o m T h e Festival in Gene Autry, OK; former Bob Wills Texas Playboy visit them. Meeting Mr. Autry and Todd for information at 405-658- O k l a h o m a Rex Allen Days in Wilcox, Smiley Weaver on Steel Guitar, enjoying his movies and radio 5285. Department of AZ; Prairieville Farm Days Ponca City native and long time show certainly created in Les a ***** Commerce. in Michigan; The Bakersfield Kay Country favorite Don Long love for western music. He was Delivered , a southern gospel The grant Opry in California; Western on drums, country fiddler and a contributor to the recent book singing group will be in concert t o t a l i n g Music Festival in Tucson, AZ; vocalist Jerald Ritter on fiddle, on cowboy music “Singing in Sunday, June 1 at 6 p.m. Admission $150,000 will The Cowboy Hall of Fame in and the Pride of Winfield, Kenny the Saddle”, written by his friend is free, but a love offering will be pay for the Oklahoma City; The Oklahoma Glasgow on bass. For the past Ranger Doug of Riders in the taken. The event will be at the town to build Music Hall of Fame in Muskogee, few years, Les has done over 100 Sky. He was also a contributor Calvary Baptist Church at 1008 W. a new police OK; and many others. Chickasaw Street in Lindsay, OK. station. For more information please call “ T h i s Lindsay Swimming Pool To Open-- 756-2781. To schedule a concert, i s s u c h a please call 405-872-7272. blessing for the ***** community of A Town-Wide Garage Sale Lindsay. This Senator Paddack and will be held in Paoli June 7 from m o n e y w i l l Representaive Lisa Billy 8 a.m. to ??? p r o v i d e t h e as a ‘thank you’ for their ***** funds to keep our community continued service,” said Billy, Jayce R. Sheffield Memorial safe and a family friendly R-Purcell. Bull Ride will be held June 7 at place to live,” said Paddack, Grants are awarded Cross J Events Center on SH 39 in D-Ada. through a competitive process. Wanette, OK. $2000 added prize “Our small-town police The Oklahoma Legislature money and buckle to champion. stations are essential to the appropriates money to the Mini bull riders only will compete protection of our Oklahoma O k l a h o m a D e p a r t m e n t for this prize money. There will be communities. Without of Commerce where they The Lindsay Municipal Swimming Pool will be open by May 31 for business. Prices are $2 a 4 p.m. gospel concert featuring the dedication of these consider the specific needs of for 16 and over and $1.50 for 15 and under. Season passes will be available. Rates for Stanley and Jeanette Dreyer, a 5 hardworking and tireless a community before finalizing passes will $35 for one child, $50 for two children, and $75 for family pass (immediate p.m. music group, Jammin’ for individuals, we could be their decision. family only). The pool will also be available for rent after hours. A two hour party will be Jesue and a guest speaker at 6:30 subject to untold loss. Their Funding is provided $60. Water aerobics will again be offered on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. p.m., Darryl Brown, principal of service is a blessing to through The Oklahoma Each session will cost $2. A new offering this summer will be scuba lessons taught by Dr. Wewoka Middle School. The bull their community and I am Department of Commerce Stephen Hale. If interested contact the pool. The first session of swim lessons will start June ride begins at 7 p.m. For more excited to see Lindsay police by the U.S. Department of 9 and run for two weeks. Children must be 5 years of age in order to enroll for lessons. For information call 405-383-2351. officers receive these grants Housing and Development. more information on lessons, call the pool at 756-4000. Weekend Courtesy of: 101 South Main friday saturday sunday The First National Lindsay, Oklahoma HIGH TEMP. 90° 92° 94° Member FDIC LOW TEMP. 66° 66° 72° Weather 756-4433 Bank of Lindsay % CHANCE OF PRECIP. 0% 0% 0% PAGE 2--THE LINDSAY NEWS--THURSDAY, MAY 29, 2008 brother-in-law whose names are engraved on this monument. The THE LINDSAY NEWS '5H7<6CC? 3ERVING THE ,INDSAY #OMMUNITY Rodgers girls ,who sang today, WITH .EWS AND )NFORMATION 3INCE have a father and three uncles Periodicals Postage Paid included on this monument. And Lindsay, OK (USPS 314140) '9ACF=9G POSTMASTER: Send address changes to The Lindsay News, these Legionnaires and the others 117 S. Main - P.O. Box 768, Lindsay, OK 73052-5631 by Dr. Jerry G. Nye of us who served our country are Published Every Thursday By included in that brotherhood of Cable Printing Company Memorial day 2008 117 S. Main (P.O. Box 768) warriors until our own names will Lindsay, Oklahoma 73052 Members of the Lindsay some wearing the Yankee Blue be engraved on this monument DEADLINE: American Legion Ball-Smith and the Confederate Gray, others and others like it. News and Advertising due by 5:00 p.m. Post 23 conducted Memorial Day wearing the leggings and wool Let us pray. “Our Heavenly Monday prior to Thursday publication. ceremonies at six cemeteries. uniforms of World War I, others Father, we ask your blessings on MEREDON CABLE The American Legion honor wearing the olive drab fatigues those who lie in his holy place. Publisher guard paid tribute to veterans and helmets of World War II We ask your guidance for those of DARRELL CABLE Editor b u r i e d i n t h e N i n n e k a h and Korea, some wearing the us who remain. And we ask your Cemetery, the Alex Cemetery, GINA CABLE jungle green of the Vietnam War, special blessings on this country Editor / Advertising the Bradley Cemetery, the Green and others wearing the new and our leaders and the ones who BARBRA KELLEY Hill Cemetery in Lindsay, the battle uniforms and body armor fight on foreign fields for America Business Manager Erin Springs Cemetery, and the of modern warfare. this very day. Amen.” LINDA EVANS Purdy Cemetery. Each ceremony Although the warriors in this Let us join together in solemn Composition included patriotic songs, remarks long file differ in appearance, reverence as the Ball-Smith BRIAN BAKER by a speaker, a 21 gun salute by they share one common bond, the American Legion honor guard Composition the firing party, and the sounding brotherhood of warriors. pays tribute to these warriors. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: of taps. These Legionnaires are Nearly four hundred years Legionnaire John Howell Garvin & Surrounding Counties: to be commended for their service $20 per year ago, Shakespeare penned these then called the firing party to Oklahoma & Outside Oklahoma in this noble endeavor. immortal words that best express attention and gave the command $30 per year
In order to illustrate the this brotherhood of warriors. In to fire the volley. The ceremony Member of National Advertising: American Press Association, New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Detroit, Boston; Oklahoma ceremonies conducted at the the play The Life of King Henry concluded with John Geffre Press Association: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. cemeteries, I will describe the Fifth, the King is addressing playing “Taps,” the saddest of PUBLISHER’S NOTE: All real estate advertised in this the ceremony at the Bradley newspaper is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968, the English troops before they all sounds. which makes it illegal to advertise “any discrimination based Cemetery. Legionnaire Bill on race, color, religion, sex or national origin, or any intention engage in battle with the French E - m a i l J e r r y N y e a t to make such references, limitation or discrimination.” This Baxter welcomed a very good army in the Battle of Agincourt. [email protected] or write to newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertising for real The Veterans’ Memorial at Bradley Cemetery estate that is in violation of the law. crowd of Bradley residents. The English army is outnumbered 1438 Pine, Weatherford, OK My nieces, Jeannie Rodgers by 5 to 1. King Henry’s speech 73096 MEMBER Griswold, Linda Rodgers Cope, inspired his army to defeat the and Nancy Rodgers Goleman, French and change the course sang beautiful renditions of “The ./4)#% 4HE ,INDSAY .EWS SUPPORTS h&REEDOM OF of history. 3PEECHv AND h&REEDOM OF THE 0RESSv AS GUARANTEED National Anthem” and “God IN THE #ONSTITUTION OF THE 5NITED 3TATES 4HEREFORE King Henry’s words are as SPACE FOR ,ETTERS TO THE %DITOR0UBLISHER HAS BEEN MADE Bless America.” AVAILABLE 4HE %DITOR0UBLISHER DOES NOT SANCTION NOR applicable today as they were NECESSARILY AGREE WITH THESE LETTERS 4HE ,INDSAY .EWS I spoke these words to the WILL NOT INTENTIONALLY PUBLISH ANY INFORMATION CONSIDERED nearly four centuries ago. King TO BE LIBELOUS AND RESERVES THE RIGHT TO EDIT FOR SPACE ones gathered to honor those Henry’s words were “We few, we ANDOR PUBLISH AS SPACE ALLOWS ./ ,%44%2 7),, "% 05",)3(%$ 7)4(/54 4(% !54(/23 3)'.!452% veterans buried in the Bradley happy few, we band of brothers. Cemetery. For he today that sheds his blood This is a holy place. This is with me shall be my brother.” hallowed ground. This passage provided the title for T h i s p l a c e h a s b e e n the recent television series about Shop consecrated by those whose World War II entitled “Band of names are engraved on this Brothers.” monument. Their deeds and The men and women whose Lindsay dedication to the service of their names are inscribed on this country are commemorated by Bradley monument are forever this noble monument which stands bound together in brotherhood here forever as a testimonial to by their service to their country. First their service. On Saturday, I stood before this Jerry Nye, front, is pictured, talking to everyone gathered to honor those veterans buried in The names engraved on this monument and read every name the Bradley cemetery. Also pictured is the American Legion Auxiliary Post #23. monument represent a roll call on it. I recall from my childhood from all of our wars from the knowing many of the World War Civil War to the present war in I veterans such as Charlie Dye, Iraq. Buck Powell, and Snake Bradley. Thank You To In my mind, I see these I recall the World War II veterans, names as a kind of muster of the who were boyhood heroes of Our Veterans! troops, an assembly of warriors, mine. I have two brothers and a Church Directory Take Your Family To Church Sunday
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St. Peter’s United Methodist Missionary Catholic Church Church Providing patriotic and inspirational songs during the Veteran’s ceremony at the Bradley 114 W. Chickasaw Baptist Church Cemetery on Memorial Day were (l to r) Nancy Rodgers Goleman, Jeannie Rodgers Griswold, 801 S.E. Second 756-2382 or 756-2387 903 S. Main (405) 527-3077 and Linda Rodgers Cope. Also pictured is Bill Baxter a member of the American Legion Steve Boydstun, Pastor Auxiliary Post #23. Rev. Dr. Stephen Hale, Pastor Father Michael Vaught Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Sunday Worship 10:55 a.m. Morning Worship 11 a.m. Mass– Junior High & Senior High Evening Worship 6:30 p.m. Sunday 11 a.m. Youth 6 p.m. Wednesday Service 6:30 p.m. First Fellowship church of Christ Murray Hill 1205 W. Cherokee of Hwy 19 W National Church of Christ 756-2366 / 756-8629 Living Faith 1605 N.W. Fourth Bible Study 9:45 a.m. 206 S. Main Worship 10:30 a.m. Bank Pastor Bryce Schaffer Sunday Services– Sunday Evening 5 p.m. 101 S. Main • Lindsay, OK • (405) 756-4433 756-5118 10:30 a.m. & 6 p.m. Wednesday Care Group 6 p.m. • Pew Packers 6:30 p.m. Sunday Service 10 a.m. Wednesday Services– 7:30 p.m. Bible Study 7 p.m. Wednesday evening 7 p.m. Monday Ladies Bible Study 1:30 p.m.
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“Member Independent Community Banker’s Association” THURSDAY, MAY 29, 2008--THE LINDSAY NEWS--PAGE 3 Janet’s School Of Dance Stork set Blake~Kinslow Exchange Vows To Hold Spring Recital Janet’s School of Dance Hannah Harrison, Tabitha will be presenting their Harrison, Hannah Herman, annual Spring Recital Friday Riley Herman, Abby Henry, evening, May 30, 2008 at Myranda Hilliard, Nicole 7:30 p.m. in the Lindsay Hilliard, Kodi Holloway, High School Auditorium. The Brooklyn House, Kelsey public is invited to attend. No Males, Sierrah McDonald, admission will be charged. Tiffani Miller, Lynnsey The theme of the recital Moseley, Emma Owen, will be Rock and Roll. This Domonique Pollock, Isabella is the 31st recital for Janet’s Pollock, Kalli Postlethwaite, School of Dance. Kaiton Robbins, Elijah Students performing Salie, Victoria Sharp, Juliet ballet, tap, and jazz routines Spangler, Lauren Spohn, are from Lindsay, Maysville Allie Standridge, Morgan Elmore City, Dibble, Stratton, Kaedyn Swinford, Blanchard, and Ninnekay. Lianna Smith, Emily Sullivan, Performing will be Jaiden Taylor, Blakely Ashley Adams, LeeAnn Tigert, Hannah Tolman, Adams, Mallory Allen, Alisa Trammel, Madison Lilly Alvarado, Elizabeth Travis, Lilly Ward, Megan Baker, B’Elannah Bancroft, Ward, Makayla Webster, Cordell Bancroft, Whitney Harlee Wiggins, and Emma Beck, Cristi Belknap, Allison Wollenberg. Bevers, Blair Bolles, Sara Also appearing this year Boyce, Kaitlin Boydston, will be the Do-Dads: Ben Macie Carter, Morgen Carter, Adams, Ben Baker, Dan Laney Conner, Kyra Finley, Beck, Robby Boyce, David Alejandra Gutierrez, Autumn Harrison, Mike Sharp, and Rustin “Brody” Cheshier Harrison, Emily Harrison, Jeff Tolman. Rustin “Brody” Cheshier Paternal great-grandparents was born March 11, 2008 at 6:37 are B.J. and Dorothy Branch of Lindsay Library To Hold a.m. in Poteau, OK. He weighed Lindsay, OK and the late Bascom Mr. and Mrs. Kinslow 8 pounds 8 ounces and was 21 Cheshier and Ella May Yandell Lindsey Blake and Alex neckline, adorned with crystals 1/2 inches long. Proud parents are of Heavener, OK and the late Kinslow, both of Fort Smith, and gold sequins. She carried Summer Reading Program Joshua Drew and Akacia Skylar Bob Yandell. Maternal great- were married May 10, 2008, a bouquet of white calla lilies. Cheshier of Heavener, OK. grandparents are Mary Turvey at the brides parents home in Mindy Greene of Fort Smith was The Lindsay Community kindergarten through second Paternal grandparents are of Tulsa, OK and the late Jim Greenwood Arkansas. Mr. maid of honor. Library will launch its Summer grade. The program will start Royce and Elisia Cheshier Turvey Sr. and Jerry and Carolyn Timothy Haworth officiated at The best men were Chris Reading Program. Join “Catch June 2 and run every Monday of Heavener, OK. Maternal McKelvey of Glenpool, OK and the 7:30 p.m. ceremony, which Kinslow, Nic Kinslow, Kory the Reading Bug!” this summer until June 23. The program will grandparents are Jim and Mandy Carl and Virginia Shelton of was followed by a reception. Kinslow, Ryan Sterling all of at the Library and discover the be from 1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. Turvey of Tallahasee, FL. Heavener, OK. The bride is the daughter Greenwood and Andy Milliken amazing world of insects. For more information, call of Rod and LeAnne Blake of of Fort Smith. The 2008 Summer Reading the Library at 405-756-3449. The Greenwood. The bridegroom is The couple took a honeymoon Program is open to young people, program will be free of charge. the son of Gabriela Kinslow of to Aruba. Fort Smith Arkansas and the late The bride has plans to open To Celebrate Ninetieth Birthday Fred Kinslow Jr. her own permanent cosmetic The bride, given in marriage studio. The bridegroom has been by her mother and father, wore employed by Blake Construction a white gown with a halter Co., Inc.for two years.
Lisa Billy and Susan Paddack were on hand Tuesday for an appreciation luncheon at the Lindsay Place Apartments. The luncheon was held in appreciaton of the Lindsay Police Department.
Police Chief Eric Dodson and members of the Lindsay Police Doffeene Rowena “Granny” Moore Department were honored with a luncheon Tuesday at the Lindsay Place Apartments. Lisa Billy and Susan Paddack Doffeene Rowena “Granny” grandchildren invite everyone to were also on hand. Moore will celebrate her 90th attend this come and go party to birthday Saturday, June 14 from share our family memories and 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the Alex join in the fun of this very special Shop Lindsay First Community Center in Alex, OK. occasion. No gifts, please, but G r a n n y ’ s c h i l d r e n , cards will make this birthday grandchildren, great- one that Granny will enjoy over grandchildren, and great-great- and over. Letter to editor Enclosed is a check of $30 for renewal in The Lindsay News. I really enjoy getting and reading the paper. You all do a really terrific The Lindsay Police Department was honored for a luncheon job on the paper. at the Lindsay Place Apartments Tuesday. They were given I especially like Al Hunt’s “Down the Wallville Road” and Jerry ZONES: M, 1, 3, 4 lunch and recognition for the job they do. Nye’s “Matchbook Memories”. Each touch on the “older days” of Wedding Registry forLindsay week and Garvin of County MAY that 25,I too, knew2008 and grew up with. 2x2 Theads maydays runof broom anywhere corn, in then your oil, newspaper. Sat.’s spent at the Blue Moon Maysville Medical Center Don’tTheatre, forget and toso remindmany more your things. classifi Gone ed department now, but forever to download etched in theour line ads for this week at Markayla (Smith) www.okpress.com/oan/oan.html.minds and our hearts. Yes, the “Good Old Days”. In some ways they Specializing in Family Medicine were good, and others they weren’t. I think we were better for having Rick Schmidt, MD & Justin Tanimoto CHOOSEknown and THE lived AD through SIZE CLOSEST those times. TO AndYOUR especially COLUMN in aWIDTH place so Melinda Johnson, ARNP dear to me as Lindsay and Garvin County, Oklahoma! A very special place-then and now! Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday 8 a.m.-5 p.m. May 29 Most Sincerely yours, Thursday 8 a.m. to Noon Robert Dennison Start spreading 504 Williams Street•405-867-4404 your news… Medicare, Medicaid, and most insurance accepted The Silver Orchid … with E-Mail News Service. It’s easy, 7 5 6 - 2 3 6 2 economical and effective. If you have news Clinic owned and operated by: that can’t wait, call Oklahoma Press Service. 301 W. Cherokee (Hwy. 19) • Lindsay Let us distribute your information to the right Purcell Municipal Hospital New Free people at the right price. Delivery 1500 North Green Ave.• Purcell Location For more information, contact Oklahoma Press Service at (405) 527-6524 (405) 499-0020
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Wayne Yandell, left, is given the Jerry Hinkle Memorial Number 1 Fan award at the Lindsay All-Sports Banquet. High School Principal Tom Inman is presenting the award. (Photo by Sheryl Kochert). Lindsay Elementary Honor Roll Released The Lindsay Elementary Delaney Fitch, Bailey Fritz, Shane Honor Roll was recently Frizzell, Riley Herman, Alexy released. Hines, Lee-Don Hines, Nicklolas Named to the Superintendent’s Iker, Allyson Mays, Brooklyn Lindsay All-Sports Banquet was held recently. Pictured above (l to r) are Courtney Robinson, Jackson Dodd Memorial Honor Roll in third grade Nunley, Brandon Stanford, Austin Sportsmanship Award winner and Barrett Hall Memorial Scholarship recipient; Valerie Scruggs, Outstanding Female Athletic were Shane Chapman, Hannah Taylor, Maria Corralez, Trever Award winner; Michael Johnston, Ironman Award winner; Whitney Burch, Lindsay Booster Club Scholarship winner; Jay Crawford, Aryele Dudgeon, Stelzig, Rahston Allenbaugh, Boeckman, Lindsay Booster Club Scholarship award winner, and Outstanding Male Athletic award winner, and Jordan Brooklynn Howard, Jarrod Kelly, B’Elanna Bancroft, Kenlea McCullough, Barrett Hall Memorial Scholarship winner. Mariah Kennedy, Jake Lindsay, Caldwell, Zac Clark, Kaela Kike Padilla, Kendall Ruder, Holman, Gus Downey, Raymond Ethan Schaffer, Whitney Webb, Howard, Kolton Huffman, Nathan Justin Walton, Cody Wilson, Newcomb, Brent Spellman, and LeeAnn Adams, Cullie Belveal, Kyra Finley. Alexis Brokar, Collin Frizell, and Named to the Principal’s Mireille Kendrick. Honor Roll were fourth graders Fourth graders named to Keely Ford, Saydi McKenzie, Clay the Superintendent’s Honor Groehler, Taylor Sanders, Grant Roll were MacKenzie Smith, Cleary, Carson Coffee, Ashlynn Carson Crawford, and Rosalyn Cummins, Scott McCartney, Hutcheson. Clayton Olson, Brittany Ramming, Named to Superintendent’s Rex Standridge, and Nikki Honor Roll were fifth graders Thompson. were Kaden Cable, Abbie Mays, Fifth graders named to the Breanna Miller, Taylor Mitchell, Principal’s Honor Roll were Tylar Mitchell, Connor Smith, Ellane Allison, Taylor Barnes, Skylar Thomas, and Amber Leah Bridges, Brooks Brown, Wright. Rylee Chapman, Caleb Hall, Third graders named to the Whitney Metker, Taylor Moutaw, Principal’s Honor Roll were Lauren Niece, Alyssa Perkins, Tucker Holden, Brittany Johnson, Alexia Robbins, Jake Standridge, Arica Williams, Taylor Clagg, and Ashlyn Walck.
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Kim Boeckman, above, was honored at the All Sports Banquet Drive Carefully with special recognition of her support of Lindsay athletics. (Photo by Sheryl Kochert). Tyler Sprabery, above, was presented with Athlete of the Year Award at the Lindsay All-Sports Banquet. (Photo by ,UMINARY /RDER &ORM Sheryl Kochert). Sponsored by the #OLLEGIATE American Cancer Society To participate in the Cancer Survivor’s Lap during opening ceremonies, .EWS *UNE please complete this form and return to: PM &RIDAY AM 3ATURDAY Rhoda Rutter 4O /RDER A ,UMINARY PLEASE COMPLETE THIS FORM 1105 Jackson Southwestern Oklahoma AND MAIL WITH CHECK TO Lindsay, OK 73052
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Total Amount Enclosed $ ______Your FREE Survivor’s T-shirt will be available at the Named to the 2008 spring semester lists were: Survivor’s Pre-Relay Party at the Lindsay Scout Hut located PRESIDENT’S HONOR ROLL at 800 SW 4th, Lindsay on Thurs., June 26 at 6:30 p.m. -AKE #HECKS 0AYABLE TO American Cancer Society OKLAHOMA Check in at the Cancer Survivor Tent at the Relay for Life on LINDSAY—Zachary Wayne Patterson 4O BE DISPLAYED *UNE AT THE 2ELAY &OR ,IFE Fri., June 27 for the Survivor’s Lap. DEAN’S HONOR ROLL ,UMINARY 3ERVICE PM AT ,INDSAY 3CHOOL LINDSAY—Jennifer Nicole Elam THURSDAY, MAY 29, 2008--THE LINDSAY NEWS--PAGE 5 ***** Down the As we move into June, otices the month of the beginning of N Summer, June 20, I thought it was Tales Free Church Camp for ages the 21, but my friend Bob, the big 8-12 will be at Teen Round-Up in black bear of Maysville paper Duncan, OK June 9 to June 11. It with Al Hunt fame, said it’s the 20th so its the From will be sponsored by Dibble Word 20th. But, I do know, it’s be kind of Life Ministries. Call 405-344- Turn off the highway and Betty Jean and friends after two to “Samantha Schrader Zinn” 6461 or stop by J&L Insurance let’s go down the Wallville Road. brief hospital stays. wee of old route 4, Wallville Turkey Agency at 123 S. Main in Lindsay He was a 27 year old young man ***** Territory. Next week same time, for camp applications. thrust into a war to end all wars. Happy anniversary to Joe same place. ***** He had lived in Wallville and and Loretta Priest, celebrating ***** By: Amber Minson 36th Annual Elmore City attended Hughes School. But, another good one on May 30. And, now back to 1945 and Open Rodeo will be held June now on foreign soil he faced the May your days be merry and Chester Dean, Sr., life as a POW I hope everyone had military men and women; past 19-June 21 at 8 p.m. nightly. greatest test of his life, testing bright. Loretta “Holdsclaw” of World War II. Led off to a a safe and fun Memorial Day and present. Adults are $5 in advance and $6 his mettle. Assigned to the 38th was a 1965 Hughes School prison camp, they were made to weekend. I know we certainly Being part of the military at gate; children are $4 in advance Armor Infantry Division. With graduate. clean up rubble of bombed areas. did. Our weekend kicked off family now, I see all the sacrifices and $5 at gate, and kids 5 and the American forces they plunged ***** Interrogated and pushed to the Friday with a flag retreat at the made by our troops. I’ve realized under are free. into t he Battle of the Bulge, one Check this out, June brides limit as punishment. They slept park here on base. It wasn’t that dying for their country, ***** of the fiercest battles of World on June 1, Kirk and Sonya on tow sacks full of straw for a something that was done for while being the ultimate and M&M Fellowship Musicians War II in the heart of Germany. Palmer, 17 years; Arthur and mattress with one blanket. Fed families, but rather just for the most appreciated sacrifice, is not & Minister is held each month on The fighting was so intense he Jonnie McCaleb 15 years; Grag just enough to keep them alive. soldiers. Zach participated in the the only way our troops make the first Tuesday at 7 p.m. at Cross and several men got cut off from and Janet Adams, 7 years; Cletis As days turned to weeks, their retreat but because of the nature sacrifices. They also sacrifice J Cowboy Chapel at 112 E. 3rd supplies and ammunition. Before and Betty Quinn, 6 years; and hopes of seeing the sunny banks of it, Sam and I didn’t go. time with their families and in Wanette, OK. Call 405-383- they could regroup they were David and Shiela Reed, 24 of home faded with each passing We also had a couple friends. I think the least we can 2351 or 405-496-7322 for more surprised by German soldiers. years. day. They saw one of their fellow of barbecues this weekend. You do as American citizens is take information. To him, the barrel of the German ***** prisoners die which only helped just can’t beat nice weather, good the time one day a year to set ***** rifle staring him in the face Happy anniversary Billy to dishearten them. May 7, food, and good friends. Even aside our burgers and hot dogs The 23rd Annual World’s looked like a cannon. They and Stephanie Blankenship, 8 1945, on a force march from one Sam made some new friends. and think about our troops, say a Largest Garage Sale and were led off to a prisoner of war years on the 2 of June. Have a prison camp to another. Russian There were a few families at one prayer for them and their families, Summerfest will be held July camp. He couldn’t have known great day. soldiers overtook the group and of our cook outs that had children and maybe call up a veteran or 18 and 19. This event is open that same night Bill Pharaoh of ***** freed the American soldiers. A Sam’s age and we put them all a current solider and say thank to anyone in the community Maysville of his own stomping Happy anniversary Robert group of exhilarated men were in the playpen together and they you. and will be held at Fuqua Park. grounds was taken prisoner that and Tammy Chandler, 5 years on soon flown from Germany to had a great time! It was a great On a lighter note, I want This event will incorporate night, December 21, 1944. With the 3. Have a great day kiddos. France where they were reunited opportunity for us to get to know to tell you about Sam’s first trip goods for sale, food, contests, the tense situation in one of the ***** with American forces. Nearing some of our neighbors. to the swimming pool. I really and entertainment. Vendors and darkest periods of the world, Chris and Becky Freeman the war’s end Cpl. Chester Dean I hope that through all wasn’t too sure how he would participants are needed. Please Chester Dean Sr., son of Homer and Billy and Mary Allen both was sent to Hot Springs, AR. the trips to the lake and cook react to it; but he loved it! He contact the Duncan Chamber of and Nettie Dean, didn’t know make 13 anniversary celebrations then to Cheyenne WY where he outs that we all managed to take even got brave enough to stick his Commerce and Industry if you if he’d ever see friends and on the 5. Congratulations. was discharged October 7, 1945. a few moments and reflect on face in the water. He smiled and are interested in space in the park loved ones again or go down the ***** Glad to be among the living with the true meaning and purpose laughed the entire time we were in at 255-3644. Wallville Road. Happy anniversary to Alfred an adventure to share. Chester of Memorial Day. There are so the water. Of course, once we got ***** Jr. and Mallorie White, marking Dean Sr. couldn’t wait to once many things that we wouldn’t out of the water, he was exhausted Greetings from Wallville, #4 this June 5. again go down the Wallville have in this life if it weren’t for and went to sleep before I had an America, scene of some of the ***** Road. the sacrifices and services of our opportunity to get him out of his Have greatest exploits in the history of A special happy anniversary wet clothes. I’m certain we will the World. Legend #808. to dear friends, Carl and Angie be making several trips to the pool ***** Pelfrey, makes 7 years this June Wildlife Tours To Be Held before Sam and I make our trip A Happy Hats off to all our veteran’s of 5. Hope it’s a great day, Chole back to Oklahoma. foreign wars. And battles home says. Obviously we didn’t get and abroad. Real heroes aren’t ***** At Wichita Mountains a chance to travel off base this & Safe you proud to be an American? Winner of the roses, Mike The Wichita Mountains Wildlife units. Only one family’s reservation weekend, but we’re hoping to do ***** and Naomi Hines makes 38 years Refuge will be conducting “Wildlife will be accepted per telephone call. so this coming weekend. Thank Summer!! Greg Jensen, son of Barbara of the good life this June 5. Don’t Tours” on June 14, 15, 21, 22, 28, and We regret we cannot offer group tours you for reading, and until next and the late Jesse Jensen has let the good life pass you by. 29. The public will have an opportunity but invite all interested individuals time, God bless. been in ICU at Mercy Hospital in to view wildlife on a bus tour of Pinchot to call for reservations which are ***** OKC. In extremely poor health. The Wallville Church enjoys Loop in the Special Use Area. A unique taken on a first-come, first-served Mom Barbara said May 23, 7:30 the preaching, singing, and feature of this season is the young basis. Reservations must be made by p.m. He was some better. daughter of Matt and Kristi Hunt buffalo and longhorn calves. telephoning the Refuge Visitor Center ***** May 24, 2008. You are invited to Reservations for the programs are on the following line only: (580) According to Grandma come and share the joy with us, accepted on a first-come, first-served 429-2151, beginning Monday, June 2, Brown, the beautifullest baby Sunday morning, Sunday night, basis by telephoning the Refuge Visitor between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. born in OK in the last 17 months 6:30, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., and Center beginning Monday, June 2, Reservations will be retained until was born to Justin and Rachel Saturday night, 7:30 p.m. between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. ten minutes prior to departure on each Brown May 12 at Norman Tour participants will meet at the date. After that time, stand-bys will be ***** 225 South Main • Lindsay Regional Hospital at 8 lbs. 10 The Maysville School Refuge Visitor Center located at the accepted. If the bus seating capacity oz. The grandparents are Alton reunion is June 7, 2008 at the intersection of Highways 49 and 115. is filled after accepting stand-bys, late and Naomi Brown of Maysville fellowship hall of the Assembly Visitors may obtain a Refuge leaflet and arrivals with reservations will not be and Sharon Ingram of Paoli. of God in Maysville. Tickets map from one of the dispensers located able to participate. Bridal Registry Great-grandparents are Arlen are $12.50 in advance or $15 at each of the five entrances. The mission of the U.S. Fish and Ray and Susie Corinna Brown dollars at the door. For more All tours except the June 28th tour Wildlife Service is working with others of Lindsay. information, call Betty Randol at will be in the afternoon, departing from to conserve, protect and enhance fish, ***** 405-867-5171 or Barbara Levis the Visitor Center promptly at 5:30 p.m. wildlife, plants and their habitats for Andrlynn Lee & Craig and Debbie Moore are at 405-867-4835. The June 28th tour will be a morning the continuing benefit of the American excited and wish to share the ***** event, departing at 6:30 am. All tours people. We are both a leader and trusted Zachary Beam news that they were blessed with Forgive me if I’m wrong, but will last approximately three hours. partner in fish and wildlife conservation, twin girls May 20 at Midwest according to my calculations, the Due to the length of the program, known for our scientific excellence, Wedding Shower-June 21 City Hospital. Jasmine Rebecca Hughes Alumni gathering will be children must be at least eight (8) stewardship of lands and natural Moore weighed 6 lbs. 9 ounces June 28, 2008 at the Maysville years of age to participate. A $5.00 per resources, dedicated professionals and at 9:30 a.m. and her sister, Makenna Renee Assembly of God Fellowship person reservation fee will be collected commitment to public service. For weighed 5 lbs. 1 ounce. They are Hall. $10 dollars at the door. We at the beginning of the tour. more information on our work and all doing well. called Judy Holden and verified Interested persons are advised that the people who make it happen, visit Home-Nita Hayden ***** the date, so come on down. the Refuge’s public interpretive program www.fws.gov.- http://www.southwest. Happy birthday troops May is intended for individuals and family fws.gov - 30, Naomi Brown and Terrence White share the 30, Charles Wallace and Don Martin party on June 2, Kacy Quinn’s birthday • Picture Frames is the 3, Gin McCutcheon and " %/-)/.)(." 1 nurse Ashlee Hines big day is the 4, Brandi Waite, Kirk Palmer, • Crystal and Al Jacks paint the town red on the 6. The Lord willing, more visit our website for • Wall Decorations next week. a tour of our plant and information about our services ***** • Perfume Lamps Reverend Carl Pelfrey preached for the folks at the Wallville Church May 24. Wife • Candles Angie and daughter Chloe gave moral support. • Large Assortment ***** KKK 756@9DF=BH=B; 7CA The Wallville Veteran’s Home Accesories Committee salutes the 136 who held the Fort for 13 days of glory at the siege of the Alamo. Davey Crockey and Jim Bowie were Cable Printing Company among them in 1836, fighting for 117 S. Main Home Medical Services Texas independence. Linsday, Ok 73052 We Do All Your Medicare & Insurance Billing ***** Phone 1-888-679-9098 Charles Wallace, chief of the 405-756-4045 Wallace dynasty is back at his 756-3745 coffee drinking table with wife PAGE 6--THE LINDSAY NEWS--THURSDAY, MAY 29, 2008 Garvin County Commissioners Minutes PAULS VALLEY, OKLAHOMA 2475...... SPENCER MACH WORKS...... 795.52...... PARTS & LABOR SHERIFF SERVICE FEES May 16,2008 2476...... SAGER, THOMAS R...... 147.65...... GLASS 476...... TIGER COMM...... 537.60...... COMM ITEMS GARVIN COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MINUTES 2477...... AT&T...... 46.68...... SERVICE CDBG The Board of Garvin County Commissioners met on the above date in a Special 2478...... AT&T MOBILITY...... 53.34...... SERVICE 7...... PREC CONST GROUP.....123055.70...... MATERIAL Meeting with Chairman Johnny Mann and Members Kenneth Holden and Shon 2479...... AT&T MOBILITY...... 85.63...... SERVICE 8...... SOUTH OK DEV ASSO...3217.50...... ADMIN SERV Richardson present. County Clerk Gina Mann and Attorney Larry Balcerak also 2480...... AT&T MOBILITY...... 127.41...... SERVICE 911-COUNTY WIDE present. 2481...... TRUCK PARTS OF ADA 75.56...... BELT Commissioner Mann moved Commissioner Holden seconded to approve 64...... GEO COMM...... 13049.00 ...... GIS PROJECT FEE 2482...... JAMES SUPPLY...... 10.80...... STORE TANK RENT the interloccal agreement with the Oklahoma Department of Corrections and the 2483...... AT&T MOBILITY...... 82.16...... CELLULAR SERVICE Garvin County Sheriff’s Department regarding inmate MSP. Motion carried. Mann, ATTEST: BOARD OF GARVIN COUNTY 2484...... JAMES SUPPLY...... 45.79...... SUPPLIES Richardson and Holden voted yes. COMMISSIONERS 2485...... MOBILE FIRE EXT DIV. 54.00...... FIRE EXT Commissioner Mann moved Commissioner Holden seconded to adjourn the GINAMANN CHAIRMAN JOHNNY 2486...... CLT REF INC...... 2064.69...... ICE MACHINE meeting. Motion carried. Holden, Richardson and Mann voted yes. MANN CSSP ATTEST: BOARD OF GARVIN COUNTY COMMISSIONERS COUNTY CLERK VICE-CHAIRMAN KENNETH HOLDEN 2...... CLT REF INC...... 2185.31...... ICE MACHINE GINAMANN CHAIRMAN JOHNNY MANN MEMBER SHON RICHARDSON COUNTY CLERK VICE-CHAIRMAN KENNETH HOLDEN MEMBER SHON RICHARDSON PAULS VALLEY, OKLAHOMA Gene Autry Film And Music Festival To Be Held May 19,2008 GARVIN COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MINUTES Western and country the Prairie, a Kansas-based Wiggins, John Buttram and Jo to the “legacy of the singing The Board of Garvin County Commissioners met on the above date with Chairman entertainers, Western film Western ensemble; singer/ Hargrave. cowboys of the ‘B’ Westerns Johnny Mann and Member Kenneth Holden and Shon Richardson present. County stars, authors and cowboy of the 1930s, ‘40s and ‘50s,” Clerk Gina Mann and Barry Porterfield with the Pauls Valley Daily Democrat also songwriter Terry Smith (“Far- T h e e v e n t i n c l u d e s present. poets highlight this year’s Gene side Banks of Jordan”); the showings of various B Western the museum contains dozens Commissioner Mann moved Commissioner Holden seconded to approve the Autry Oklahoma Film & Music hilarious O’Roark Brothers; films and a new film called Trail of displays that evoke the minutes of the previous meeting. Motion carried. Mann, Richardson and Holden Festival, held September 24-28 and Western swing/rockabilly End, produded by Shannon lives, films and careers of voted yes. at the Gene Autry Oklahoma singer Liz Talley from Keenan and starring Barry the various singing cowboys. The Board examined and approved blanket purchase orders. Museum Included are Roy Rogers and The Board approved the transfer of appropriations from Cash B to Cash B-1A in Houston. Corbin. the amount of $35000.00 and ST-04 to ST-04-1A in the amount of $20,000.00. Advance tickets are now Film star guests at the The Gene Watson Show Dale Evans, Ken Maynard, The Board approved the interlocal agreements with the following schools for on sale for this event that Film & Music Festival include will be held Friday evening, Eddie Dean, Tex Ritter, and, FY 08-09: Pauls Valley, Maysville, Lindsay, Paoli, Elmore City-Pernell, Stratford, put the tiny town of Gene Robert Fuller (Laramie), Barry September 26, and includes of course, Gene Autry (among Wynnewood and Whitebead. Autry, Oklahoma, on the map. many others). The Gene The Board approved the following lease agreement renewals for FY 08-09: Corbin (Lonesome Dove), The O’Roark Brothers, Eli McClain-Garvin County Family Youth Services, Delta Community Action and Big Five It’s located about 12 miles Lisa Montell (Gunsmoke, Barsi and Liz Talley. The Les Autry Oklahoma Film & Community Services for office space located at 225 West McClure, Pauls Valley. northeast of Ardmore, just east Maverick), Roberta Shore Gilliam Show will be Saturday Music Festival is an annual The Board approved the monthly report of the Garvin County Election Board. of Interstate 35. (The Virginian) and Don evening, September 27, and presentation of the Gene Autry The Board made the following request of appropriations to the Excise Board: The town took its name Reynolds, Jr. (Little Beaver). will include performances Oklahoma Historical Society Fairbarn-Landmark Bank ------$ 500.00 from film star Gene Autry, and Museum and is funded Highway ------$424,855.06 (Mr. Corbin will be attending byJohnny Western, Judy Coder The Board approved the Loyalty Oath and Oath of Office of Brent A. Mynhier, who owned a ranch there in if he is not involved in a film & Pride of the Prairie and Terry in part by the Oklahoma Director of the Garvin Conservation District. the 1930s and ‘40s.Country project at that time.) Smith. Admission to the Arts Council and the Mid- Commissioner Mann moved Commissioner Holden seconded to appoint Assistant superstar Gene Watson, Authors and celebrities event is extremely affordable America Arts Alliance.For District Attorney’s David J. Batton, Kevin ‘D’ Whatley and George Burnett as Power whose hits include “Paper more information about the of Attorney regarding any tax matters for Garvin County. confirmed include Bobby and discounts are given to The Board entered into a federal contract with the United States Department of Rosie” and “Farewell Party,” Copeland, author of 14 Seniors, children 12 and under, Film & Music Festival or Agriculture Natural Resources Conservation District for the following two (2) projects: heads a strong list of headline books about various aspects and to afternnoon tour groups. the Gene Autry Oklahoma Unnamed Tributary, Rush Creek, Section 23-3N-3W and Red Branch, Washita River performers that includes of the B-Western films; Contact the Museum at 580- Museum in general, log on to Section 5-2N-1E. Estimated cost is $236,507.00 for streambank stabilization. Cost Les Gilliam, the Oklahoma Joyce Spizer Foy & Judy 294-3047 or townofgeneautry. www.geneautryokmuseum. to Garvin County is estimated at $59,126.75. Balladeer; Johnny Western, com . To order tickets for the The Board approved the following claims: Keel, author of Only Make com for a ticket price list. The 2007-2008 GENERAL: who played for both Gene Believe, a biography of actor setting for the Film & Music Film & Music Festival, call 1304...... LEAF FUNDING...... 98.69...... LEASE Autry and Johnny Cash; and Howard Keel; and Cheryl Festival is the Gene Autry the Museum office at 580- 1305...... DELL MARKETING L.P...... 1617.68...... COMPUTER Eli Barsi, known as “Canada’s Rogers Barnett, daughter of Oklahoma Museum, a three- 294-3047, Mondays through 1306...... BLACK ACE HARD...... 461.02...... SUPPLIES Cowgirl.” Others to be featured Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 4 1307...... HINKLE PRINT & SUPPLY...... 3.47...... SUPPLIES Roy Rogers & Dale Evans. building complex located just 1308...... OG&E...... 2789.92...... SERVICE include Judy Coder & Pride of Celebrity MCs include Tommy west of Gene Autry. Dedicated p.m. 1309...... YOUTH SERV BRYAN CO...... 498.95...... DETEN SERV HEALTH 300...... HINKLE PRINT & SUPPLY...... 27.22...... SUPPLIES 301...... ADA PAPER...... 33.23...... PAPER High Plains Range Camp To Be Held 302...... OG&E...... 687.47...... SERVICE High school students site descriptions and GIS 303...... AT&T MOBILITY...... 82.17...... SERVICE districts, educators, ranchers highplainsrangecamp.net” 304...... LANGUAGE LINE SERV...... 218.28...... SERVICE looking for a week-long camp mapping. Campers will be and others from the five-state www.highplainsrangecamp. HIGHWAY FUNDS to attend this summer are taught how to evaluate habitat area. net for information and to 2441...... CIRCUIT ENG DISTRICT...... 4822.36...... SIGN encouraged to consider the for livestock and wildlife, as Applications are available download an application. 2442...... DUTTON 101 CARWASH...... 21.00...... CAR WASH High Plains Range Camp, well as how to develop a land by contacting Melissa Teague United States Department 2443...... TREND AUTO SUPPLY...... 773.08...... PARTS where being outside is “in.” 2444...... MAYSVILLE FARM STORE.... 248.71...... SUPPLIES management plan. Campers at USDA-NRCS, 320 North of Agriculture ∙ Natural 2445...... SOUTH CENTRAL LUMBER.. 445.63...... SUPPLIES Held June 16-20, 2008 at will hike, play games and Main, Hollis, Oklahoma 73350. Resources Conservation 2446...... O REILLY AUTO PARTS...... 76.68...... PARTS Camp Billy Joe in Kenton, have fun while learning team Melissa can be reached by Service 2447...... C.M. MAYS LUMBER CO...... 499.26...... SUPPLIES Oklahoma, Range Camp gives building and leadership skills. phone at 580-688-3456 (day) 100 USDA, Suite 206 ∙ 2448...... BORAL AGGREGATES...... 5356.46...... ROCK students the opportunity to Field trips are planned to 2449...... BLACKBURNS ACE HARD.... 314.98...... SUPPLIES or 940-937-0075 (evening) or Stillwater, OK 74074-2655 ∙ 2450...... SEM MATERIALS...... 250.05...... OIL learn about natural resources historical sites and working by e-mail at HYPERLINK (405) 742-1204 ∙ (405) 742- 2451...... TRAVIS, TED ALLEN...... 35.00...... TIRE REPAIR and the environment in a ranch ranches. Evenings are filled “mailto:melissa.teague@ 1201 (FAX) 2452...... TIFCO...... 686.77...... SUPPLIES setting. with cultural events such as ok.usda.gov” melissa.teague@ United States Department 2453...... WARREN CAT...... 3968.56..... PARTS & LABOR The camp is set in beautiful chuck wagon dinners and ok.usda.gov. Applications of Agriculture ∙ Natural 2454...... KIRBY SMITH MACH...... 525.17...... MANUAL country, featuring terrain and 2455...... WINGO, JIM...... 1333.75...... GRAVEL campfire cookouts. must be postmarked by June Resources Conservation 2456...... KIRBY SMITH OK...... 2675.00...... RENTAL vegetation from the Rocky H i g h P l a i n s R a n g e 2, 2008. Service 2457...... C.L. BOYD...... 409.64...... PARTS Mountains and the High Camp is open to high school Additional information and 100 USDA, Suite 206 ∙ 2458...... C.L. BOYD...... 291.00...... PARTS Plains. The vegetation is very sophomores, juniors and applications are also available Stillwater, OK 74074-2655 ∙ 2459...... C.L. BOYD...... 953.70...... PARTS diverse and provides excellent seniors from Texas, Oklahoma, 2460...... ZEP MAN CO...... 738.98...... SUPPLIES through local conservation (405) 742-1204 ∙ (405) 742- 2461...... WARREN CAT...... 151.29...... PARTS education opportunities New Mexico, Kansas and districts, NRCS and Extension 1201 (FAX) 2462...... LONE STAR SAFE & SUP...... 539.41...... SUPPLIES amongst the rocks, canyons, Colorado. Ten students will offices. Helping People Help The 2463...... OKLA. CITY TRACTOR...... 44.08...... PART creeks and mesas of the area. be accepted from each state. Visit the High Plains Land 2464...... BLACKBURNS ACE HARD..... 18.98...... LABOR & ETC. A major focus of the camp Registration is $150, which Range Camp website at: An Equal Opportunity 2465...... STANDRIDGE TIRE CENT...... 128.95...... TIRE & TUBE is to teach youth the importance 2466...... WARREN CAT...... 105.82...... PARTS includes meals, lodging and HYPERLINK “http://www. Provider and Employer 2467...... ROBERT S TRUCK CENT...... 124.11...... PARTS of range management through transportation during the 2468...... COMPUTER SOLUTIONS...... 210.00.. BATTERY BACKUP the use of evaluation skills and camp. Camp check-in begins 2469...... HINKLE PRINT & SUPPLY...... 33.33...... SUPPLIES land management planning. at 1 p.m. on Monday, June Register To Vote Correctly 2470...... CLARK OIL COMPANY...... 438.42...... GREASE The majority of the activities 16, and ends with an awards Oklahomans who want to 2471...... CINTAS CORPORATION...... 38.80...... RUG SERVICE registered in a party (Independents) 2472...... CAYWOOD DIST CO...... 497.00...... OIL during camp are outdoor presentation at noon on Friday, elect the nominee of a political cannot vote for party candidates 2473...... DOUBLE A GROCERY...... 12.72...... SUPPLIES related, beginning with plant June 20. party should make sure they are in primary elections. Oklahoma 2474...... GORDON WHITE LUMB CO... 43.32...... LUMBER identification, soils, ecological Instruction is provided by registered correctly no later than has two (2) recognized political natural resource specialists Saturday, May 31, according to parties in 2008: Republican and from the USDA-Natural Cathy Brinley, Secretary of the Democrat. Resources Conservation Garvin County Election Board. All registered voters, Service, Universities, May 31 is the last day for regardless of political affiliation, Business Cards Extension, conservation registered voters to change their can vote for any candidate at the political affiliation,Brinley said. November General Election and SPECIAL SERVICES 502 West Street • P.O. Box 0101 Each political party for state or local questions at any Printed Anytown, Oklahoma 54321 E>8><; can nominate one candidate election. Mary Poppins )C8EE@E> 8 0<;;@E> per office for the November Applications to register
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Boydston FOR SALE To be published in the Lindsay Funeral Home, 308 SW 3rd, News, PO Box 753, Lindsay, OK HELP WANTED Lindsay. two (2) times, May 29, 2008, and 1979 CHEVY 4X4 June 5, 2008. 2tc May 29-Jun 6 DIESEL INSTRUCTOR: Mid- In the District Court of Garvin 33” TIRES County, State of Oklahoma America Technology Center is 4” LIFT KIT In the Matter of the Estate of accepting applications for a Diesel Leora Clingman, Deceased. Instructor. Applicants must meet 350 AUTOMATIC No. P-08-47 Oklahoma State Department of LOCK-OUT HUBS Notice to Creditors Education and the Oklahoma All creditors having claims Department of Career and NEW FRONT END against Leora Clingman, deceased, Technology Education requirements are required to present the same, with for teacher certification. Non- $4,500 a description of security interest and certified applicants must have Call Linda @756-4045 (daytime) or 756-3504 (evening) other collateral, (if any), held by such experience in a related field for three creditors with respect to such claim, to the Personal Representative, Lillie of the last five years. Bachelor’s A Complete Produtction Services Company Mae Davis, PO Box 674, Lindsay, Degree and prior teaching experience OK 73052, or at the offices of Elkins preferred. Applicants must have and Hart, Inc., PO Box 428, 308 S. ASE certification in medium/heavy Hamm & Phillips Service Co. Main, Lindsay, OK, Attorneys for the trucks or be able to obtain within has an immediate opening for a Diesel Mechanic. This Personal Representative, on or before one year. Master Truck Technician position is available in our Lindsay location. Must have a the following presentment date: July preferred. Applications will be minimum of 2 years mechanic experience with 1 year experience Shop 29, 2008, or the same will be forever accepted through 4:00 p.m., Friday, in brake maintenance and inspections. Valid drivers license and barred. Lillie Mae Davis May 30, 2008 or until a suitable own tools required; speciaty tools provided. applicant is found. Contact Tony Personal Representative of the We offer competitive Wages & Benefits. Estate of Leora Clingman Hancock, Assistant Superintendent, Health Insurance, Dental Insuarnce, Short and Long Term Attorneys for Personal at Mid-America Technology Center, Disability, Life Insurance, Monthly Safey Bonus, 401(k) with Lindsay Representative P.O. Box H, Wayne, OK 73095. up to 4% match, Paid Vacation, Uniforms. Elkins and Hart, Inc. Phone: (405)449-3391. If you are looking for a great opportunity apply with our PO Box 428 AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY Lindsay yard at 1001 SE 4th Street (Highway 76 South)/Office 308 S. Main EMPLOYER/EDUCATIONAL 405-756-3166. Lindsay, OK 73052 INSTITUTION. EOE/Drug Free Workplace First 405-756-4766 2tc May 22-May 29 PAGE 8--THE LINDSAY NEWS--THURSDAY, MAY 29, 2008 by his parents: Hobart and Jennie 1969 and Holdenville in 1979 to Pruitt, William Cowan, Esther Sharrock, Michael Sharrock, Madison Pennyslyvania; a sister, Mary Faye Obituary Bruton. He was also preceded in help take care of their daughter, Oglevy and Abraham Cowan. Sharrock, Paige Sharrock, Blake Albert of Kinmundy; and several death by his wife Linda Carol Claudean, who was diagnosed Services for Leoma Pauline Svoboda, Bailey Svoboda, and Cody nieces and nephews. Bobby Gene Bruton February 16, 2000. with breast cancer. Johnson will be Tuesday, May Svoboda, great-grandchildren, Logan He was preceded in death by his Services for Bob Bruton were After Claude died in 1994, 27, at 10:30 a.m. at the United Tackett, Ariel Tackett, Grace Mize, father. 1930-2008 Monday, May 26, 2008 at 2:00 Pauline moved from Holdenville Methodist Church in Lindsay, Mackenzie Taylor, Madison Price, Private graveside services were p.m. at the First Baptist Church to Lindsay. She became a member OK. Burial will be at Cache and Brylie Barnes. held at 2:30 p.m. at the Phillips in Lindsay, OK. Condolences of the Lindsay United Methodist Cemetery at 2:30 p.m. Memorials James was preceded in death by Cemetery in Kinmundy, IL may be sent online at www. Church. Pauline was a 50 year may be made to the Lindsay his parents, his wife Francis Sharrock, Memorials may be made to the boydstonfuneralhome.com. member of the Order of Eastern United Methodist Church and his sister Kay Harmon. Phillips Cemetery and may be left at Funeral arrangements were under Star and enjoyed quilting and Arrangements are under the Graveside services for James the Rogers-Atkins Funeral Home, in the direction of B.G. Boydston finding the many patterns to direction of B. G. Boydston Sharrock will be Thursday May lieu of flowers. Funeral Home in Lindsay, make the quilts she wanted her Funeral Home in Lindsay, 29, 2008 at 2 p.m. at Green Hill Oklahoma family to have. Taking care of her Oklahoma. Cemetery. Condolences may be Obituary family was her highest priority; sent to the family online at www. Kenneth Ralph Obituary her husband of fifty-eight years Obituary boydstonfuneralhome.com. Funeral described her as the perfect Arrangements are under the direction Green Leoma Pauline James Lee mother. of B.G. Boydston Funeral Home in 1926-2008 Johnson She was a full time wife and Sharrock Lindsay, Oklahoma. mother and worked as a concession Kenneth Ralph Green was born 1916-2008 employee to have the extra money 1947-2008 Obituary April 26, 1926 in Lindsay, OK to Anna Bobby Gene Bruton was born for her daughter to attend the James Lee Sharrock was born to (Tucker and Clarence R. Green. November 30, 1930 in Waurika, University of Oklahoma. Cotton Sharrock and Cindy Hearon Hugh W. Hanks He was born and raised in Lindsay. OK. He passed away May 23, She is survived by her May 9, 1947 in Wewoka, OK. He 1961-2008 Kenneth joined the Navy and retired 2008 at the Norman Regional children. James Thomas Johnson passed away May 25, 2008 in Enos, from the Air Force in 1968 where he Hospital in Norman, OK. He and Ila Claudean Harrison, her OK. James married Francis Colene was working in aircraft maintenance. married Linda Stowe of Waurika younger brother James Riley (JR) Sharrock in Gainesville, TX October Kenneth moved to Blanchard about June 3, 1955. He was a member Cowan and his wife, Annell, her 19, 1978. 20 years ago and joined the VFW, of the First Baptist Church in grandchildren, Leslie Kaye Jones, James worked in the oilfield for American Legion, DAV, and the Lindsay. Thomas Claude Johnson, Paula most of his life. He enjoyed hunting, Masonic Lodge. Bob worked as a production Headrick, John Claude Hurley, fishing, camping and spending time Kenneth passed away August 15, foreman in the oilfield for Trice Thomas Fredrick Hurley and her with his grandkids. 2007 at 81 years of age. Production, Cities Service and great grandchildren Joshua Jones, He is survived by his daughters, Survivors include his wife, Mary Oxy Petroleum where he retired wife Grace and their sons Alex and Tina Tackett and husband Terry of Green, of Blanchard; daughter, Sherry in 1986. He also read meters Ryan. Other great grand children Lindsay, Penny Taylor and husband Lynne Wolf and her husband Rick for REC for 2 years. He was are Jacob Rankin, Ashley Rankin, Paul of Lindsay, and Kim Svoboda of Buckeye, AZ; two grandchildren, in the Navy 3 ½ years on the Zachary Headrick, Jeremiah of Holdenville, OK; his sons Henry Tracy Flora and her husband Jim; and U.S.S. DeHaven Destroyer in the James Johnson and Nicholas Sprabery of Lindsay, Jarrel Broadhead Melissa Wininger and her husband Korean War earning 6 medals. He Leoma Pauline Johnson Udahl. and wife Kelly of Enos, OK Jason Greg; five great-grandchildren, Kelsey loved fishing, hunting, camping, was born December 12, 1916 Harrison family grandchildren Slay of Enos, OK and Lee Sharrock Hugh W. Hanks died Monday, Ross, Krista Ross, Dawson Flora, cooking outside and playing cards to James Riley Cowan and and great grand children include: of Holdenville, OK. May 12. He was born at Salem Alexis Archer, Dakota Archer; and with friends and family. Elizabeth Cowan, the sixth of Natalie Shirley and Russ Harrison He is also survived by his brother Township Hospital August 7, 1961 to brothers, Darrel Green and his wife Mr. Bruton is survived by his seven children. and children Zi, Charlotte and Danny and wife Marilene Sharrock James E. Hanks and Mary A. (Griggs) Letha of Mustang, Ray Green and children: Bobby Bruton and wife She was married to Claude Chase; Pam and Robert Harrison of OKC, OK sisters, Vicky and Hanks. his wife Norma of Arbuckle, and Janice of Lindsay, OK, brother: Willis Johnson April 12, 1936, and children Tyler and Anna; husband Jerry Anderson of Enos, He worked for Effingham Equity numerous other relatives and friends. Bill Bruton and wife Liz of in Dale, AR, and they moved to Jan and David Harrison and OK and Sheila and Sherry Slay of in Alma, and was a member of the Kenneth was preceded in death by Kingston,OK, and grandchildren: Cache, OK, where Claude worked children Hanna, Emily, Autumn Purcell, OK. Brown Christian Church and the Sons his parents, son, Gary Kent, brothers, Kylie Bruton of Lindsay, and in the Civilian Conservation and Tabitha; Stephanie and John He is also survived by his of American Legion in Kinmundy, Bob Green, and Emery Green, and his Erin Flood and husband Chris of Corps at Ft Sill Army post. Harrison and children Josiah, grandchildren, Dustin Tackett, IL. baby sister. Lindsay, OK, great-grandchildren: They moved from Cache Elijah, Sarah and Mariah. Amber Price, Tyler Sprabery, Caitlin Survivors include his mother, Graveside services were held at Riese Carol Flood, daughter of to Duke where they bought a She was preceded in death Sprabery, Brandon Taylor, Cody Mary A. Hanks of Kinmundy; brothers 10 a.m. Saturday August 18, 2007 at Erin and Chris and many nieces welding and blacksmith shop. by her parents, and her husband, Taylor, Andrea Broadhead, LaTasha Tom E. Hanks of Iuka, Dewey Hanks the Greenhill Cemetery in Lindsay. and nephews. Subsequent moves included Altus Claude Johnson, and her brothers Broadhead, Tiffany Broadhead, and wife Lisa of Kinmundy, and Arrangements were by Eisenhour Bob was preceded in death in 1954, Rocky Face, GA in and sisters, Thomas Cowan, Rosa Alesha Batt, Josh Crosby, Jamie Andrew Hanks and wife Jeanie of Funeral Home in Blanchard. KEEP UP WITH LOCAL NEWS AND EVENTS... SUBSCRIBE TO THE LINDSAY NEWS Return Order Form to P.O. Box 768, Lindsay, OK 73052 or come by our offices at 117 S. Main, Lindsay.
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