RESS AS A P SO M C O IA H T A BETTER I L O K N O NEWSPAPER News CONTEST SEQUOYAH Source for 2 AWARD The 0 1 R E The 6 W I N N Heart of Oklahoma Purcell Register Thursday, July 20, 2017 purcellregister.com Vol. 130 No. 37 • 3 sections • 4034 pages 75¢ Since 1887 Nearing completion Investigation into hit and run Three According to Purcell Police the pickup that was pulling Chief Kevin Williams, the a trailer with a John Deere investigation into the July 3 tractor on it. hit and run is beginning to Investigators believe the take shape. trailer is what struck and The person of interest was killed 13-year-old Rafael de interviewed Monday, Wil- Jesus Garcia Andrade, Jr. on liams said. Green Avenue. fatalities His name has not been re- “It appears to be just an ac- leased but will be when the cident,” Williams said. final report is filed. Once completed, the report “Technically, he’s not a sus- will be given to the district at- pect in any criminal matter,” torney to make any decision, Williams said of the driver of Williams said. CONFIRMED I-35 closed for over 3 hours

The Oklahoma High- dead at Purcell Municipal way Patrol (OHP) has Hospital. confirmed at least three Two persons were pro- people have died from nounced dead at the injuries sustained in a scene, including her grinding two-vehicle 10-year-old son, Zach, accident at mile marker and 11-year-old, Becks 91 on the south edge of Kitterman. Purcell. Four air ambulances A 2014 GMC Yukon, were called to the scene. driven by Erin Van Horn, Three people from the 40 of Tulsa, slammed into SUV were flown to OU John Denny Montgomery • The Purcell Register the back of a northbound Medical Center in Okla- • Photo provided 18-wheeler just before homa City with severe Air ambulance 3:30 p.m. Monday after- injuries, including three Four helicopters.were.called.to.the.scene.of.a.devastating. Time to tutor noon in the northbound fatality. accident. on. Interstate. 35. Monday. afternoon.. Three. A village woman.preparing.for.a.semester.exam.at.St..Monica’s. lanes of Interstate 35. individuals. from. Jenks,. Okla.. died. and. another. three. were. in.Gulu,.Uganda,.is.tutored.in.math.by.Dr..Jim.Camberlain,.co- She was pronounced Please see Accident, page 9A critically.injured. director.for.education.and.outreach.in.the.Water.Technologies. for.Emerging.Regions.Center.at.the.University.of.Oklahoma.. Chamberlain,.a.Catholic.priest,.is.also.pastor.of.Our.Lady.of. Victory.Catholic.Church.in.Purcell. Serving two masters Three weeks in Uganda life-changing experience JeanneGrimes The Purcell Register He accompanied three other OU faculty members Political unrest and poverty and a dozen students majoring may have scarred the country in engineering, education and of Uganda, but not the souls business to the poorest area of its people. of Uganda last month. “The people there are very In addition, OU Health Sci- happy,” said Dr. Jim Cham- ences Center sent 12 first-year berlain, co-director for educa- medical and nursing students John Denny Montgomery • The Purcell Register tion and outreach at the Uni- together with one faculty versity of Oklahoma’s Water member. Desperately working Technologies for Emerging Chamberlain’s group was Multiple agencies.responded.about.3:30.p.m..Monday.to.a.terrible.fatality.accident.on.Interstate.35.near.exit.91.at. Regions Center and pastor of Purcell..Three.individuals.from.Jenks,.Okla..died.and.another.three.were.critically.injured..Responders.at.the.scene. Our Lady of Victory Catholic included.those.from.Wadley’s.Ambulance.Service,.the.Purcell.Fire.Department,.the.Purcell.Police.Department.and. Church in Purcell. Please see Uganda, page 9A the.Oklahoma.Highway.Patrol. Rate check Locals score at youth rodeo Purcell City Council took offset usage from the city’s tentative steps at a special power grid. International Finals Youth Rodeo wraps up in Shawnee meeting Tuesday evening to Two representatives from establish electrical rates for Oklahoma Municipal Power Local rodeo athletes Hicks of Wanette brought its name, draws cowboys Around Cowgirl competi- customers who install alterna- Authority (OMPA), Trey Price Paige Jones of Wayne; home more than memories and cowgirls from around tion, earning $1,476.45 tive electrical power sources and John VanZant, presented Kaylee Scales and Shel- from the International the world. The event was in breakaway roping and at their homes and businesses. by Lankford, both of Finals Youth Rodeo in July 9-14. At issue particularly is the Blanchard; Ali Armstrong Shawnee. Lankford came away installation of solar panels to Please see Council, page 8A of Lexington and Creede The rodeo, which true to with $2,044.41 in the All Please see Rodeo, page 9A

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The Still on top New digs Opinion...... 4A Purcell Register ShaeBug Washington’s Scarberry is up new gym Society...... 6A ■ Deadlines ■ Contact us to her old tricks. is under Neighbors...... 1B construction. • News: 12 noon, Tuesday Obituaries...... 8A • Display Ads: 12 noon, Tuesday 405-527-2126 [email protected] • Classifieds: 11 a.m., Tuesday Classifieds...... 10B • Legal Notices: 2 p.m., Tuesday Pg..3A Pg..1B 2A-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, July 20, 2017 PES enrollment confirmation All students in grades pre- district must bring a birth residence. kindergarten through second certificate and a current im- Children who will be four planning to attend Purcell munization record in addition years of age prior to Sept. 1, Elementary School this fall to a current proof of residence. 2017 are eligible for enroll- should confirm enrollment A current utility bill with par- ment in the pre-k program. for the 2017-18 school year. Students who will be five Enrollment will be held School supply list before September 1 are eli- at Purcell Elementary on gible for enrollment in kin- Wednesday, August 2, from 8 Page 7A dergarten. Upper 90s and high heat index a.m. to 3 p.m. and Thursday, Open house will be held August 3, from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. ent or guardians name and on Monday, August 7, from Some slightly-above-aver- index it may feel over 100 weekend. This will bring your Returning students and physical address is the most 5:30-7 p.m. age temperatures in the upper degrees. temperatures down to average those pre-enrolled last spring efficient way to establish Classes will begin Wednes- 90s can be expected this week, There is a slight chance for for this time of year. Stay cool! need only provide a current residence. Lease agreements day, August 9, at 8 a.m. and along with the high heat scattered showers over the – Leah Hill proof of residence and up- or housing contracts are also Please call the school office to-date student information. acceptable. General mail will at 527-2146 with any ques- Students new to the school not be accepted as proof of tions regarding enrollment.

Jeanne Grimes • The Purcell Register Pick me, Mad Scientist, pick me! Arms aloft, youngsters vie for a nod from mad scientist Barrett Huddleston when he asks for volunteers during a program Tuesday at Purcell Public Library. Purcell Intermediate enrollment confirmation All students in grades third pre-enrolled last spring need way to establish residence. through fifth planning to attend only provide a current proof Lease agreements or housing Purcell Intermediate School of residence and up-to-date contracts are also acceptable. Jeanne Grimes • The Purcell Register this fall should confirm enroll- student information. General mail will not be ac- ment for the 2017-18 school Students new to the school cepted as proof of residence. Wall work year. district must bring a birth Open house will be held A wall and sidewalk combination takes shape along Green Avenue as part of the city’s long Enrollment will be held certificate and a current im- on Monday, August 7, from anticipated GreenScape project. at Purcell Intermediate on munization record in addition 6-7 p.m. Classes will begin Wednesday, August 2, from 8 to a current proof of residence. Wednesday, August 9, at 8 a.m. a.m. to 3 p.m. and Thursday, A current utility bill with parent Call the school office at 527- August 3, from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. or guardians name and physical 2146, Ext. 502 with any ques- Health officials warn residents Returning students and those address is the most efficient tions regarding enrollment. of heat-related illnesses Rainfall Summer is heating up, and and heat stroke and act quickly. • Unconsciousness as temperatures rise, so does Heat Exhaustion A heat stroke is a medical the risk of heat-related illness. • Heavy sweating emergency. If any signs are is sparse Each year, approximately 620 • Weakness recognizable, call 911 imme- people die from heat-related • Cold, pale, clammy skin diately and move the person to In far north Purcell .4” was illness in the United States. • Fast, weak pulse a cooler environment. Reduce recorded last Saturday evening. The Oklahoma State De- • Nausea or vomiting the person’s body temperature In the central part of town METAL ROOFS FOR THE partment of Health (OSDH) • Fainting with cool cloths or even a bath. .1” was recorded in very spotty reminds residents that heat- • Muscle cramps The OSDH offers the follow- shower activity. related illness can range from • Headache ing safety tips for preventing a PRICE OF SHINGLES That brings the unofficial heat rash, heat cramps and heat • Feeling dizzy heat-related illness: total rainfall here to 23.05”. exhaustion to hyperthermia Heat Stroke Stay indoors. Stay in an air- The normal year-to-date total (overheating) and heat stroke. • Body temperature of 103 conditioned place. If your home is 20.28”. Heat stroke occurs when the degrees or higher is not air-conditioned, visit the Oklahoma City has recorded body is unable to cool itself • Hot, red, dry or moist skin mall or public library, or contact 16.08” this year. sufficiently, and it often results • Rapid and strong pulse the local health department for No rain is in the forecast with in severe organ damage or even • Headache the location of a heat-relief summertime heat dead ahead. death. • Nausea It is important to recognize • Feeling confused the signs of heat exhaustion • Feeling dizzy Please see Warning, page 7A Show your support with a full color ad for your favorite player, band member or cheerleader in The Purcell Register’s Get ultimate entertainment and lock in your TV price Annual Football for $ for 2 years when you have Preview Section just 35! AT&T Unlimited PlusSM! SEE THE EXAMPLE BELOW.

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ShaeBug Brief PHS Enrollment PJH Purcell High School will wins OJGT Spring Hill hold enrollments for seniors- Enrollment freshmen July 24-27. Purcell Junior High enroll- FWB VBS Seniors will enroll Monday, ment will be held Tuesday Kickoff Spring Hill FWB Church July 24, from 9 a.m.-3 p.m.; and Wednesday, August 1 will host VBS July 24-28 juniors enroll on Tuesday, July and 2, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. ShaeBug Scarberry claimed from 6-9 p.m. each evening 25, from 9 a.m.-3 p.m.; and To enroll, proof of resi- the Oklahoma Junior Golf for kids pre-k through sixth sophomores enroll Wednesday, dency must be provided, Tour Kickoff Classic by one grade. Dinner will be pro- July 26, from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. such as an electric bill. stroke after posting 66 in the vided each night. Freshmen students will All students entering the final round. A Family Fun Day will have an orientation meeting seventh grade must have The Purcell senior shot 67 be held Saturday, July 29, Thursday, July 27, at 6 p.m. proof of the TDAP shot. the first day of the tournament. beginning at 11 a.m. Parents and students are invited Monday, August 7, at 6 She slipped past Madison The VBS theme is “Maker to attend. p.m. there will be an orienta- Smith, of Moore, after trailing Fun Factory.” New students will enroll on tion for all sixth grade parents by one stroke the first day. The church is located at the above dates according to and students. All parents and The tournament was played 16900 120th St. in Lexing- the grade they will be entering. students are strongly encour- at Lincoln Park Golf Club – ton, four miles east of the Please bring proof of residency aged to attend. East last week. stop light. (utility or phone bill) and copies This week Scarberry is at of birth certificate, shot records Lex Senior the Women’s Oklahoma Golf Little League and transcript. Association State Amateur For more information call Citizens Lunch The Lexington senior Championship at Oak Tree Football, Cheer 527-4400. Purcell Little League Foot- citizens serve lunch from 11 National in Edmond. ball and Cheer signups will Washington a.m.-12:30 p.m. on Wednes- She shot 73 on Monday. be held Thursday, July 20, days and Thursdays for a She took home second from 6-8 p.m.; and Saturday, Little League $6 donation. To-go orders place in matchplay. The tour- July 22, from 9 a.m. -12 p.m. Washington Little League are $7. nament goes on through this ShaeBug Scarberry at the Purcell Football Field. football sign-ups will be held The lunch is open to the week. The signups are for stu- at 2 p.m. Sunday, July 23, in public and home cooked dents in kindergarten through the high school commons. The and served by the Lexington sixth grade. cost is $60. Please help spread Senior Citizens. The football signup fee is the word. The Lexington Commu- Delta NEWS $65 and the football uniform If you have any questions nity Center is located at 131 from the fee is $75. please contact Sonya Coles at S. Main. The Cheer signup fee is 473-1022. Community Purcell $50 and the cheer uniform Chamber City of Purcell fee is $165. NA Group Action to Indian Tacos Luncheon Purcell New Beginnings Regulations for Garage Sales Indian tacos will be avail- The July Heart of Oklahoma Group of Narcotics Anony- host fan 1. A resident may have one garage sale per calendar quarter. A able Friday, July 21, from 11 Chamber of Commerce lun- mous meets Wednesdays at permit must be obtained from City Hall for each sale. A sale may a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Chicka- cheon will be held Friday, July 7 p.m. for Living Clean and be held for up to three consecutive days. There are no rain checks. saw Nation Senior Center, 28, at 12 p.m. at Rodney’s Pizza Fridays at 7 p.m. for Basic drive 2. A garage sale permit fee of $5 must be paid for each garage 703 Sherri Classic Blvd., in Place in Purcell. Text. sale held. Purcell at a cost of $7. Guest speaker will be Sen. The group meets at the 7th Delta Community 3. Your garage sale permit must be displayed at the site des- Deliveries will be made on Paul Scott who will give a and Monroe Church of Christ Action is once again ignated on the permit. orders of five or more. legislative review. in Purcell. kicking off its summer 4. Garage sale signs may not be placed on the city street For pick-up and delivery Cost for the luncheon is $10. For more information call fan drive by asking the right-of-way, on any utility pole or street sign, in the center orders or for more informa- RSVP to the chamber if you Sarah W. at (405) 816-9233. public for donations. median, or on any private property without the permission of “We’ve already had property owner. several people from the 5. All signs must be removed within 48 hours after the sale. area request fans and 6. If you have any questions, call 527-6561 daytime from 8 other types of cooling a.m. to 4:30 p.m. assistance,” stated Delta Heart of Oklahoma If you have questions for the Oklahoma Tax Commission, Community Action’s call them at (405) 521-3274. JULY Executive Director, Kar- Violation of any of these regulations may result in revocation en Nichols. “Many of of your permit and a fine. SALES TAX REPORT $ our clients are elderly, ❤ some are handicapped, and others simply can’t JULY SPECIAL! afford to run air condi- CITY RATE 2017 2016 DIFFERENCE tioning units all day.” The local Community Blanchard .04 $198,621.83 $177,852.34 +$20,769.49 Action Agency is asking Brisket Melt $ 00 Byars .04 $3,810.39 $2,498.53 +$1,311.78 members of the com- Chopped Brisket on Texas Toast Cole .04 $2,626.26 $1,142.38 +$1,473.88 munity to donate fans to with 2 Slices of Cheese & Curly Fries help area residents keep Dibble .05 $18,605.10 $19,617.97 -$1,012.87 cool this summer. 7 Goldsby .035 $106,763.51 $95,459.85 +$11,303.66 Fans or monetary do- Lexington .04 $34,210.20 $32,044.11 +$2,166.09 nations can be dropped Lindsay .04 $238,285.43 $167.002.66 +$71,282.77 off at the non-profit’s Maysville .04 $25,489.91 $24,238.91 +$1,251.00 McClain County CAP office located at 223 W. Newcastle .04 $459,151.96 $513,281.73 -$54,129.77 Washington in Purcell, Doing Noble .04 $120,226.36 $107,187.70 +$13,038.66 Monday-Friday from 8 Bar-B-Q Norman .04 $6,158.718.54 $6,065,209.98 +$94,508.56 a.m. to 5 p.m. Delta staff right Paoli .03 $5,079.00 $3,475.31 +$1,603.69 members will distribute since 1930 Pauls Valley .045 $510,038.51 $468,905.36 +$41,133.15 fans to those in need while supplies last. Purcell .05 $479,214.54 $376,816.12 +$102,398.42 For more information Slaughterville .02 $13,336.03 $14,468.75 -$1,132.72 about services provided Wanette .035 $2,335.61 $2,041.58 +$294.03 by Delta Community Washington .04 $12,687.26 $12,514.13 +$173.13 Action Foundation, Inc, 2234 N. Green, Purcell Wayne .035 $14,466.28 $11,079.29 +$3,386.99 please call the Purcell CAP office at 527-6537 www.pigstands.com • (405) 703-3000 McClain County .005 $184,192.29 $179,444.31 +$4,747.98 or visit deltacommunity- Sunday – Thursday 11 AM - 9 PM • Friday & Saturday 11 AM - 10 PM action.org. WE HAVE A DRIVE THRU! Sales tax gains across area The July distribution of sales $146,492,067 to the cities sales tax disbursement and a tax collections by the Oklaho- and towns, an increase of $2,707,465 use tax disburse- ma Tax Commission put most increase of $10,292,526 over ment.. area towns on the plus side of $136,199,541 distributed to the ledger. the cities and towns in July FREE FOOD The disbursement was based last year. The use tax disburse- on sales from May 16-31 and ment to cities and towns was Sam estimated sales from June 1-15. $13,968,896. T h e O T C r e t u r n e d Counties shared $26,336,968 Adams Irish Red The Loose 6 pk bottles 701 W. Monroe, in the gym Caboose is $ 99 9 Located on the north side of the church coming! Every Tuesday from from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. This September 2 festival features art, Vendor space antiques, collectibles, hand made items, available for Butch’s For more information call 527-2769 wine tasting, children’s activities, music, food as low as and fun right on sidewalks of Main Street. $25 Cork N Bottle Made possible through a partnership with the C o m e j o i n u s . Space reservation Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma. Vendor SpaCe now aVailable deadline august 20 503 S. Green 405-527-6163 ™ Call 527-5214 or email us at [email protected] “Fighting Hunger...Feeding Hope” The Purcell Register

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(USPS 450-620) Letters to the Editor Policy Established November 23, 1887 Published every Thursday at Purcell, Tragic accident All letters to the editor must include the signature of the author and all Oklahoma by those listed as signees. All letters must include the name, address and a McClain County Publishing Company, Inc. One thing that I will never un- Our firefighters, police and daytime phone number for verification purposes. Addresses and phone 225 W. Main Street • Box 191 numbers will not be published. Purcell, OK 73080 derstand is rubberneckers when Wadley’s crews all did yeo- (405) 527-2126 it comes to personal tragedy men’s work assisting the vic- The Purcell Register does not print anonymous letters to the edi- FAX (405) 527-3299 like what we experienced on the tims that were still alive in the tor. Only two letters per month will be printed from the same author. [email protected] interstate Monday afternoon. vehicle. Letters should be kept to a maximum of one (1) single spaced typed John Denny and I were at the The Oklahoma Highway letter-sized page. John D. Montgomery scene because that is our job. Patrol is continuing its inves- Editor and Publisher The Purcell Register reserves the right to edit any and all letters. We hated hearing the news tigation and as of press time Letters to the editor during any campaign cycle which seek to endorse Gracie Montgomery as it unfolded. Tuesday we did not have how a candidate or discredit another will not be published during the campaign Co-Publisher Sickening! the accident actually happened. cycle. Letters to the editor published in The Purcell Register do not But, it is our job to bring the We will continue to monitor necessarily reflect the opinion of the newspaper. John Denny Montgomery news - whether good or bad - to the situation and bring you the Assistant Editor you, our readers. information as soon as we get it. What was almost as sicken- There are photographs and Vickie Foraker ing as the tragic accident were video of the scene on our web- Advertising Manager the gawkers who slowed to they unfolded. site purcellregister.com. check out the carnage or espe- At least one person even There is also an up to the Jeanne Grimes cially those who stopped their videoed the helicopters as they minute story on our front page. Reporter vehicles, whipped out their cell were landing. We will update our web site Your Views David Stull phones and started videoing the We were only there because as the details unfold and will Graphic Design entire agonizing scene. we had to be there. have a follow-up story in next I was dumfounded by the As we were covering the week’s newspaper. Henry Ketchum number of people who either story I felt sadness for the Our thoughts and prayers go Foreman slowed down to gawk or com- victims and empathy for our out to the families who have Just wondering pletely parked their vehicles first responders who were on been affected by this terrible Emily Montgomery to watch the horrible events as the scene. accident. Dear Editor: Graphics Technician Just wondering what the real purpose of the “Failed At- tempts” by Mr. Cal Hobson is supposed to reveal? Todd Newville It seems to me the candidates he is challenging to meet Advertising Representative with him most likely had open meetings and events where people could question their positions on all the items he says Doris Caldwell he is now trying to bring to the attention of the voters. He Production Technician News from Capitol hill seemed to imply they are working secretly to destroy our Rebecca Cypert state he served so well. He also said everyone is entitled to Receptionist an opinion, but only he has the facts? Supporting the changing It seems to me that as a former representative, Mr. Hob- Tracy Tompkins son had many chances to address the issues he now seems Proofreader to want us think have only happened in the last year or so. mission of our military While I have only lived in Oklahoma for a little over 30 Subscriptions Rates years, our state has had some of the lowest teacher salaries, Including Postage: States were nation states. Pre- ment to direct the president poor roads and little or no health care for many citizens for a McClain, Cleveland and Garvin Congressman Tom Cole Counties eminent among them were the to seek a new AUMF that very long time. During some of which we were represented $30 For 56 years, Congress has Soviet Union, China, Vietnam recognizes the changes in by Mr. Hobson. Other Oklahoma consecutively passed a Na- and North Korea. the enemy we are currently I believe most voters know these problems did not just Counties tional Defense Authorization Even as late as the 1990s, fighting. Neither in the 2001 happen but have been building for many years. There were $42 Act (NDAA). This legisla- we were engaged in military nor in the 2003 AUMF orders special sessions called in the past and perhaps there will be Out of State $58 tion authorizes funding and action with another country, mention Syria or ISIS or any one again. Many years it seems like all the work is done in (No refunds on subscriptions) operations for the Department Iraq. Now, however, we are other nation or organization the last few days and even midnight hours of the legislative of Defense and military per- at war with organizations like with whom we are currently session. Entered as periodicals postage (USPS 450-620) at the post office in Purcell, Oklahoma, under the sonnel. It is one of Congress’ Al-Qaeda, the Taliban, ISIS at war with. Is that a bad procedure? Seems like it to me but it appears Act of Congress of March 2, 1879 most basic and fundamental and Hezbollah. In my opinion, this is an to be the normal one for politicians at the local and federal responsibilities. Following the deadly terror- abdication of Congress’ re- level as well. If Mr. Hobson has all the answers or solu- POSTMASTER: Please send The NDAA recently passed ist attacks on September 11, sponsibility to declare war or tions as he seems to imply, why didn’t he implement any of address changes to: Box 191, Purcell, OK 73080 by Congress provides one of 2001, President Bush sought to authorize military force. them during his years of service. Teachers could have used the largest funding boosts our and received an Authorization Not only is this irresponsible, a raise many years ago. He says he has tried to reach all military has received in eight for the Use of Military Force it is a violation of our sworn three officials and no one responded. Sorry but I find that Reaching Your years at $631.5 billion, with (AUMF) as required by the Constitutional duties. hard to believe. a $28.5 billion increase for Constitution. Since then, we I am and will always be a As a state, we are almost totally dependent on the oil in- Lawmakers essential readiness recovery. have been in a constant state of strong supporter of the mili- dustry and most people know that is a boom or bust business. Senator These funds will be directed at war in the Middle East, operat- tary and of the brave men and If he has solutions for the problems facing our state perhaps Paul Scott (R-43) increasing military size, equip- ing under two Authorizations women who volunteer to serve. he should work on bringing more industry here to offset the State Capitol, Room 529-A 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd. ment maintenance, readiness for the Use of Military Force We owe it to them to reaffirm bad years of oil. I seem to recall he was very instrumental Oklahoma City, OK 73105 overseas, personnel support (AUMF). our collective support for the in helping bring a very nice highway to an individual need- (405) 521-5522 and much more. One, passed in 2001, spe- missions in which they are ing an arena for his cattle business when he was in office. Senator Over the past 15 years, the cifically addressed “those re- engaged. Perhaps he could start with that industry and bring in new John Sparks (D-16) nature of our defense needs sponsible for the September 11 We owe it to the Commander revenue. State Capitol, Room 529-B have changed dramatically. attacks.” The other, passed in in Chief and his top national Finally, I am sure he believes his label for the three can- 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd. The emergence and rise of 2003, specifically authorized security advisors to debate the didates is fitting, but to me, it is another example of name Oklahoma City, OK 73105 (405) 521-5553 terrorism has fundamentally the use of force against Iraq. circumstances and strategies calling that borders on crude and vulgar. We have far too altered the challenges we face, Since then, despite being ef- of waging the war against much of that all around us and I for one am quite sick of it. Senator as well as the tools and policies fectively at war continually, terror. Thankfully, we do have the freedom to express our opinions Rob Standridge (D-15) State Capitol, Room 429 necessary to meet them. Presidents have failed to seek, Moreover, we owe it to our through the press and he is certainly entitled to his. However, 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd. During World War II, and in and Congress has failed to allies around the world to it seems to me he has ridden his horse long enough and he Oklahoma City, OK 73105 the subsequent decades that pass, a new AUMF. demonstrate that in this war needs to let it go. (405) 521-5535 followed, the biggest national In the recently passed on terror, we are indeed the Respectfully, Representative security threats to the United NDAA, I submitted an amend- “United” States of America. Cathy Foshee Scott Martin (R-46) State Capitol, Room 432-D 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd. Oklahoma City, OK 73105 (405) 557-7329 Thoughts on my inheritance Representative Bobby Cleveland (R-20) State Capitol, Room 325 When my father died, at lic mother and a stepfather he ture that he wanted to learn day off was in 1976, 13 years can’t be probated or taxed 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd. age 76, he left my mother didn’t care for. more about Chinese culture, beyond traditional retirement or written on a deposit slip. Oklahoma City, OK 73105 two pieces of residential real At age 12, he decided the so he moved into the heart of age, because the cancer would He passed along the value (405) 557-7308 estate and whatever was in education provided by San San Francisco’s Chinatown. no longer allow him to get out of a strong work ethic. He Representative the house. The only item be- Francisco’s public schools After two years, he decided of bed. He died eight weeks bequeathed his personal code Tim Downing (R-42) queathed directly to me was was inadequate, so he got he didn’t particularly like the later. of conduct, the importance State Capitol, Room 300-A 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd. his collection of books. a job, enrolled in a private Chinese culture and moved About a week before his of honesty and self-respect, Oklahoma City, OK 73105 There was no bank account. school and paid his own out. mid-December death, I made an unwavering belief in the (405) 557-7365 He was 29 years old when the tuition. While he was married to the mistake of offering to pick power of perseverance, a Great Depression began and At age 16, he had some my mother, a colleague once up a Christmas present for my desire for knowledge and a Representative Claudia Griffith (D-45) he didn’t trust banks. questions of theology for the suggested they go out for mother on his behalf. sense of pride. He left the State Capitol, Room 539 Four years later, after a long parish priest. The priest’s re- some general carousing – a “Hell no,” he said. “As soon knowledge that the only per- 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd. illness, my mother passed ply was that he should do as bit of whiskey and womaniz- as I lick this thing, I’ll go get son we must satisfy is oneself. Oklahoma City, OK 73105 away. The real estate had he was told and to stop asking ing. That proposal suggested her one myself.” Most importantly, he passed (405) 557-7386 been sold to pay each of their so many questions. He told the such an absolute breach of Four years later, I found my- along the confidence and skill Read us on the web at doctor bills, hospital bills and priest to go to hell, walked his personal code of conduct self with some books, $165, to be self-reliant regardless of funeral bills. Neither had life out of the church and never that he not only refused the a few sticks of furniture and circumstance. www.purcellregister.com insurance, so by the time my went back. invitation, he also declined no parents. When people learn I doubt I will leave my chil-

PRESS AS mother died when I was 19, I One year, my father decided any further contact with the that, they often react with a dren a great deal of money. A SO M C O IA H T A BETTER I L O K N inherited exactly $165. he was dissatisfied with his colleague. That man, in my look or word of sympathy, But I hope I am able to leave O NEWSPAPER CONTEST In case those numbers slid physical condition. To correct father’s opinion, warranted sometimes even shock or dis- them a legacy that rivals the SEQUOYAH AWARD 2 0 past the mental calculator, my that, he signed on to work as no respect. may that there was no life or value of my own inheritance. 1 6 E R W I N N father was born in 1900, a full a lumberjack for the summer He took a week off in 1958 health insurance. You can see By Ted Streuli 61 years and one week before in the days before chainsaws. for his honeymoon. He took it – they think the only child The Journal Record my own appearance. He had It worked. another week off in 1963. should have received more. This column was originally eight siblings, an Irish Catho- He decided at another junc- The next time he took even a What he left behind, though, published on June 11, 2008. THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, July 20, 2017-5A

Tempers flare following Silver Tongue’s Movies with Dave By David Stull Dirty Trick “Then,” Marvin jumped in, before Earl The theater formerly known of his performance carries highly recommend seeing them could continue, “he said A.J. Fryerson was as Warren made a couple no- through to the computer gener- regardless. probably on some kind of vacation, visiting family.” After a sigh, he continued, “Every- ticeable changes this week as ated characters he plays. It’s a great continuation to Marvin Walsh was fi t to be tied on body knows A.J. didn’t have any family.” part of their continuing transi- From playing the shriveled a fantastic series and it’s one Saturday morning. So was Earl Goodman, “That is mighty peculiar,” Raymond said, tion into a Regal establishment. Gollum from Lord of the Rings, of the best films this year. Go the town’s only federal employee. rubbing his chin. “I wonder what makes him For those who don’t know, to King Kong back in 2005, to check it out. “What a low-down, dirty trick,” Marvin think that.” the Moore Warren was bought now with his best performance “War for the Planet of the yelled as he waved his hands toward the Walsh was quick with an answer. “You ceiling in disgust. “I never thought Silver know Silver Tongue. He doesn’t know a thing. by Regal Entertainment back yet as Caesar, I don’t think Ser- Apes” is rated PG-13. Tongue would sink so low.” He’s just tired of you making him look so bad. in May and has been slowly kis gets nearly the recognition *** As the two men sat in the lobby of 880 AM, You are the only one in this town looking for evolving into a Regal theater he deserves. The other Lennox Valley’s only radio station, they dis- answers.” ever since. His performance in this film movie I saw cussed the events of Friday afternoon which “Each of us,” Cooper interjected, “has a Fortunately though, these alone makes the movie worth this week led to their mutual discontent. responsibility to our community. With great “What a low-down, dirty trick,” echoed power comes great responsibility.” latest changes aren’t anything checking out. was “Wish Earl, barely able to contain himself. “Bland At that moment, both Marvin and Earl that take away from the over- And it’s not just Serkis. There Upon.” knew by giving that speech on Friday after- were reminded they were in the presence of all moviegoing experience, at is so much emotion expressed B a r e l y noon, Raymond wouldn’t have a chance to greatness. least they don’t for me. and so many moving character s u r v i v i n g defend himself before Monday.” “And,” Marvin continued, “you know First of all the theater now moments in this film, most of the perils of “You should do something about it,” he gave that speech on Friday afternoon, shouted Marvin. after your show, knowing you wouldn’t get a serves Coke products instead which have little to no actual high school, “Me? Why should I do something about it?” chance to defend yourself until Monday.” of Pepsi. No complaints there. dialog in them. Clare (Joey asked Goodman, still raising his voice. “What a low-down, dirty trick,” Earl I like Coke better anyway. Sadly, that brings me to what King) is given a mysterious Walsh offered the obvious answer, chimed in. Also, they swapped the open- I think is the weakest part of this music box with an inscription “Because you’re a federal employee. Silver “It is,” shouted Walsh. “It’s a low-down, ing video from a Warren one movie. The human characters. that promises to grant its owner Tongue is a city employee. Surely a fed dirty trick.” trumps a local when it comes to these Raymond took control. “Well, boys, it is a to something a bit more Regal That’s not to say that they’re seven wishes. matters.” shame our so-called mayor feels like he has to branded. poorly performed necessarily, To her surprise her wishes Marvin couldn’t quite comprehend the fact stoop so low. It’s important, however, that we While I will miss the old one, the film just doesn’t really give actually start coming true, but that postal carriers didn’t carry a lot of weight not stoop down to his level.” I don’t mind this change too us a reason to care about what unknown to her is the terrible in government issues. Tempers were about to As Iris Long, editor of the Hometown much. It doesn’t add any time happens to them. Which is a cost paid with each wish she’s fl are as Raymond Cooper entered the room. News, walked past the front of the radio “Boys, what’s all the fuss about?” quizzed station, she glanced in to see the three men in before the movie starts, in fact shame, because that was one of granted. Raymond. deep conversation. I think the film may have even the strongest parts of previous I didn’t go into this movie “What’s all the fuss about?” Marvin “Oh, my,” she thought to herself, “I wonder started sooner. movies in this series. expecting much and I pretty screamed before asking again, “What’s all what those three are cooking up.” I have to give them credit, so In “Dawn” both apes and much ended up getting exactly the fuss about? You want to know what all Ten minutes later, Raymond adjourned the far the transition from Warren humans are very relatable and what I expected. the fuss is about? Didn’t you hear what Silver impromptu meeting by saying, “I think we all Tongue said yesterday?” know what we have to do.” to Regal hasn’t been nearly as the film makes it very easy to This is far from a good Neither Walsh nor Goodman knew Looking toward Earl, he said, “Earl, don’t bad as I feared it would be. I feel sympathy for both sides, movie. Raymond was involved in an important forget your lines.” Then, looking over at hope they keep it up. even when the two factions are The dialog is cliched and secret meeting 15 miles away in Springfi eld Marvin, he barked, “You know what you’re Now that I got that out of trying to destroy each other. In unoriginal, the performances during Bland’s speech. supposed to do.” the way, here’s what I saw this film I didn’t care about the range from mediocre to laugh- “I was on out-of-town business. What did As they walked out the front door of the he have to say?” Cooper asked, as if he didn’t radio station, Iris, who was standing in the this week. humans at all. able. Worst of all, for a horror already know. doorway of the Hoffbrau, heard Marvin say, *** Woody Harrelson’s Colo- film, this movie just isn’t that “First,” Earl exploded, “he said the “I’ll see you at church,” which was peculiar, First up I nel character is practically a scary. reading habits of children weren’t any of the knowing Raymond hadn’t attended church saw the third military cult leader and even The whole gimmick of this government’s business. He said only parents since the mayoral election. film in the though his motivations do get movie is that every time Clare and preachers should have a say in what our “Hmm,” she whispered to herself. “What Planet Of explained further eventually, makes a wish, someone close youth can and can’t read.” are they up to now?” The Apes re- at the end of the day he just to her dies. So in theory one of Watch for Lennox Valley: The Book, coming this spring boot series, comes across as insane, lacking the film’s highlights would be “War For more humanity than the apes seeing different people offed The Plan- he’s fighting. in creative and over-the-top et Of The The same can be said for circumstances. Apes.” most of the other humans in Those scenes just end up be- Turning a house into a home Apes and humans are at war. this movie, the large majority ing all build-up with very little After being forced into a deadly of which end up being name- payoff though. Heck, half the When I was 15 my father accepted a job in photoshopped. The picture of Caleb when he conflict with humanity follow- less soldiers. time you can’t even see what’s Artesia, New Mexico and all seven people in my was five digging a hole on the beaches of San ing the events of the previous There is a notable exception going on, most of which I as- immediate family moved into a two bedroom Diego during our family vacation. The picture movie, the apes, led by Caesar to that though. Her name is sume is because of the film’s and one bathroom house for three months. of Levi drawing at the supper table. The picture (Andy Serkis), are in the fight Amiah Miller. PG-13 rating. My sister, Bailey, and I shared a full-size bed of my sister and I at Mount Rushmore. And of their lives. I hate to even say what her Besides, the movie barely in the same room with my parents and their the family picture of us at Zion National Park Leading the humans is a role in the film is because I gives you a reason to care queen size bed. There was about a foot of room standing in front of our new pop up camper. ruthless Colonel (Woody Har- don’t want to give anything about what happens to any of between our bed and the closet and no space in She bought a rug to cover the stains left by the relson) who will stop at nothing away, but her performance in these characters anyway. Half between our bed and our parent’s beds. previous renters and furnished the house with to eradicate the intelligent apes this movie is simple yet bril- of them are executed before My mother had bought a little storage items that we were used to seeing. Although from the face of the earth. liant. One scene with her even you’ve had a chance to even container that held our makeup and hair ac- temporary and cramped she made it into a After suffering unfathom- brought me to tears. Really care that they were around cessories. welcoming environment. So welcoming that able losses, Caesar sets out on impressive work, especially in the first place. The other Although small, it limited our ability to walk during the school lunch period, my brothers and a quest of vengeance against considering how young of an half are just terrible people in to the closet. their friends would eat at our house instead of the Colonel, the likes of which actress she is. general. My sister and I found it easier to crawl across a fast food restaurant or another friend’s house. will determine the fate of both On a different note, the one The high school Clare goes the beds and our parents to get to our destina- After a long three months, we moved into species and the future of the thing that kind of surprised me to is filled to the brim with of tion, rather then trying to maneuver through a larger house. I will never forget the pains entire planet. was the lack of action in this some of the least sympathetic the congested room. my mother went through to make us happy There is something genu- film. I was expecting a bit more people imaginable, Clare and In the other room, my brothers Jackson and and comfortable. She helped me realize that a inely special about this film from a movie with “War” in the her friends included. Why the Caleb shared a queen size bed and Levi slept on street address and foundation with walls and a series. title. The whole middle section movie expects me to care about a cot that was usually used for camping. They roof doesn’t necessarily make a place a home. Starting with “Rise of the of the movie is basically devoid any of these terrible human turned the bay window into another closet by That a home is more than a physical build- Planet of the Apes” in 2011, of fighting. beings is beyond me. putting their open suitcases on top. ing, rather it’s state of mind or environment continuing with “Dawn of the It didn’t really bother me In the end though, it’s pretty I remember my mother saying, “I am going that people crave when they are scared, or Planet of the Apes” in 2014 and since the film makes up for the clear this film just wasn’t made to make this house a home.” lonely, or hurt. now with “War of the Planet lack of warfare with fantastic with me in mind. That was She put up the picture that my father took A home can be the experiences and memories of the Apes” this is easily one character moments and won- made very apparent by the during the boys’ two-day hiking trip of Jack- of the pleasant times a family shared together. the best movie trilogies in the derful performances. Just don’t large majority of the audience son at Havasupai Falls standing in front of By Chelsea Weeks last decade. go into this movie expecting I saw this with. the crystal waters that were so clear it looked Tri-County Herald And at the heart of all these non-stop action. This is a movie made for movies, the thing that makes What else is there to say? teenage girls. them truly standout, is the While I didn’t enjoy “War” And from what I could fantastic performances by the quite as much as the previous gather, they seemed to enjoy actors who play the apes. The movie, “Dawn,” this is still a it. To my surprise one girl was most notable of those being fantastic film in it’s own right even talking about how much Andy Serkis. and easily one of the highlights she wanted a sequel to the film. Submit You may think motion of this summer. I don’t get it. ants? capture actors are just glori- If you haven’t seen any of So bottom line, if you’re a fied cardboard cutouts, mere the new Planet Of The Apes teenage girl and you like horror placeholders for the 3D artists movies, they are an absolute movies featuring other teenag- your letter to do their work. And in some must watch before seeing this ers, this film will probably be aves? cases you’d probably be right. one. There’s just too many right up your alley. R Not Andy Serkis though. storylines and characters that Everyone else should steer to the editor. Anyone who’s seen footage carry over from film to film. clear though. Horror movies of Serkis behind-the-scenes Besides, they’re great movies can be so much better. can attest to just how much in their own right anyway. I’d “Wish Upon” is rated PG-13. Sweet Phillipine air

The other day I was asked: then maybe the ability to stay a commercial airliner with all warm, humid Philippine air I never knew what put the can hoax. “Can you smell that?” awake past 10 p.m. the passengers being military rolled into the plane with a fragrance in the air. Many He had held out in the jungle So, I whiffed the air and - no, Along about No. 5 or 6 on people or their dependents. delicious smell that reminded things bloomed in the jungle for nearly 30 years. What a I couldn’t. the list is losing the ability to I recall having a middle seat me of ripe cantaloupe, carna- around the base, but I never sad existence, I thought, until “Well, I don’t think so,” I smell as well as you once did. near several babies whose ears tions and wild plum blossoms. walked by any particular plant I breathed the air. said, while inwardly thinking: Many of my best memories hurt from the cabin pressure. It was like what I imagine and thought: jackpot! Sadly, after a week or so, the Oh, no. are linked to smells and I hate They relieved the pain by cry- pineapples smell like when It permeated the air, and that air lost its fragrance. I don’t You know what they say is to think of losing that gift. ing the entire flight. they bloom. Sweet, yet floral. was good enough for me. know if whatever it was had the first thing to go as you age. Back when the earth was So, when the wheels went I had come from a 19-month Shortly before I went to the quit blooming or if I had gotten That’s right. Lower back young, the Air Force sent me to down and we taxied to a stop tour in the cold and snow of Philippines, authorities there used to it, but I was sad to lose muscles. the Philippines for 15 months. at Clark Air Base, I couldn’t New Hampshire, so I breathed apprehended a Japanese solder the sensory experience. Then after that, the ability to The plane trip seemed to wait for the cabin door to open. deeply and thought: Yeah, who had thought the news of By Brian Blansett hear high-pitched sounds and take almost that long. It was When it finally did, the baby! I get 15 months of this. WWII ending was an Ameri- Tri-County Herald 6A-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, July 20, 2017 The Purcell Register Society It’s a Small World McClain County OHCE Gracie Montgomery selected for awards, A special happy birthday one help with your family tree to my older son, John Denny issues. Montgomery III. The genealogist will be Linker named Heart John Denny celebrates his available to help individuals birthday Saturday, July 22. with genealogical research *** and McClain County historical of OHCE Recipient Another happy birthday goes questions Thursday, July 20, at By Mickey Simpson out to my older brother, Richard the McClain County Museum T. Evans of Venice, Fla. and Historical Society, 203 W. Phyllis Linker, a member of McClain County’s Oklahoma McReynolds-1952 McReynolds-2017 Richard celebrates his birth- Washington, from 2-4 p.m. No Home and Community Education, was honored with the pres- day Sunday, July 23. appointment is needed. tigious Oklahoma Heart of OHCE award at the annual state *** For more information, visit meeting held July 9-11 at the Embassy Suites in Oklahoma City. Happy birthday to Joe Dale the library, call 527-5546 or go Those attending from McClain County were Phyllis Linker McReynolds to celebrate Tompkins, Suzanne Snell, Rob- online to www.pioneerlibrary- and Elaine Bryant, from the Washington OHCE; Tammy Elliott bie Herell, Hannah Bayless, system.org/purcell. from the ECHO OHCE and Mickey Simpson, County OHCE 65th Wedding Anniversary Tanya Herell, Traci McCrory, *** Advisor. There were more than 300 members registered for the Kaitlyn Kim, Joe Ellis, Debbie The Purcell Public Library’s conference. This year’s theme was “OHCE Lights the Pathway Jack and Marilyn McReynolds of Purcell will be honored Stevenson, Nick Bock, Pamela Preschool and Toddler Story to Past, Present and Future.” on the occasion of their 65th Wedding Anniversary with a Provenzano, Patrick Harris, Tra- Time will take place at 10:30 McClain County members were selected for several prestigious reception Saturday, July 22, from 2-4 p.m. at the Our Lady of ci Lambert Boudreaux, Brody a.m. Thursday, July 20. awards presented at the OHCE Awards Ceremony on July 11. Victory Catholic Church Parish Hall. Galyean, Tim Wilson, James The event features stories, The Washington OHCE group received recognition as a 70-year Mr. and Mrs. McReynolds met in high school in Seminole, Cox, Kylee Bennett, Deanna rhymes and other activities group, and McClain County placed second in the state for their Texas, and were married in Hobbs, N.M., on July 20, 1952. Wilder, Joell Gray, Robert Nich- geared to children of preschool Culture Enrichment Youth Sewing Camp project. They also The McReynolds moved to Purcell in 1968 from the 6666’s olson, Zhiane Dempsey, Gene age. placed third in the state in Family Issues for their community ranch in Guthrie, Texas. They worked at Briarwood Farms Howard, David West, Marcela Each story time will focus on service sewing projects, and third in the state project on “Rais- until 1973, when they built Oklahoma Stud on Highway 74. Auz, Mazy Murray-Konrade, a different Growing Like a Read ing Young Readers.” In 1982 they moved to McReynolds Farm on Horse Road in Alejandro Compean, Dawn program skill and conclude with Phyllis Linker has been a member of the Washington OHCE Purcell. In 2004 they moved to town. Howard, Samantha Ardery, an art project that focuses on a group since 1989. Community service is one reason Phyllis is Mrs. McReynolds was the McClain County Election Board Grant DiRienzo, Jared Feroli, different type of medium. so active in OHCE. She coordinates many of the projects her secretary for 30 years, retiring in 2015. J.E. Shea, Courtney Trojano, Registration is not required to local group is involved in. She and her group members love to The McReynolds have been members of Our Lady of Victory Jacob Wright, Kristina Chavez, attend any of the events. be engaged in projects that involve sewing. Catholic Church in Purcell for 50 years. Mr. McReynolds is a Nathaniel Chavez, Maria Es- For more information, visit Several years ago, McClain County OHCE took on the task charter member of the Knights of Columbus. They have also trada, Meghan Claunch, Charles the library, call 527-5546 or go of making cool ties for all local fire departments. Other county attended St. Mark the Evangelist Catholic Church in Norman. Copeland, Edgar Del Toro and online to www.pioneerlibrary- groups made and delivered ties to the departments in their local Mrs. McReynolds taught Sunday School for many years at Mary Rolewicz. system.org/purcell. communities, but Phyllis led the Washington group in making both parishes. *** *** and delivering ties to departments in the additional communi- The couple has three children, James (Jim) Lee McReyn- Finish up a great summer of My family loved this recipe. ties. With Phyllis guiding the project, they continue to make olds and his wife, Deana, of Pandora, Texas, Jan McReynolds reading with the Purcell Public Easy Baked and deliver cool ties. Nelson and her husband, Tim, of Norman and the late Joe Library and our friends from Ex- Burrito Casserole Two years ago, a resource manager with the J.D. McCarty Thomas McReynolds. treme Animals, in the library’s 1 lb. ground beef Center in Norman called the McClain County Extension office They also have six grandchildren, Jimmi Roach and her Summer Reading Wrap-Up, at 1 small onion to see if there was someone who could complete some sewing husband, Jason, of Luther, Randi Beth Cornell and her hus- 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, July 25. 1 pkg. taco seasoning projects for the center. The McCarty Center is an inpatient/out- band, Joe, of Springfield, Mo., John McReynolds of Purcell, The featured part of the day 1 can refried beans patient facility that provides services to special needs children. Kenny Jack McReynolds and his wife, Josie, Joseph Randal will be the appearance from 1 can cream of mushroom soup, The FCS Educator shared the contact information with Phyllis, Nelson of Norman and Julie Anne Nelson of Blanchard and Extreme Animals, which cares undiluted and thus began a wonderful relationship. With Phyllis’ leader- 13 great-grandchildren, Kacey, Kason, Haydyn and Dylon for a variety of exotic animals 1/2 sour cream Roach, Cale, Isaiah and Riley Ann Cornell, Jacey, Jolie and and educates through presenta- 1 pkg. large flour tortillas Jackson McReynolds and Caiden, Jordan and Blake Nelson. tion of some of the animals and 2-1/2 cups shredded Mexican Please see Awards, page 7A their features. blend cheese Attendees should bring their Preheat oven to 350°. completed reading log to receive Cook meat and onion in a a medal, certificate and a free large nonstick skillet and drain. Washington OHCE book for their efforts. Add taco seasoning and refried All ages are invited, and beans and heat through. Washington OHCE met July Our club members are registration is not required in Add the soup and sour cream 12, 2017 at the Washington honored to have as an active advance to attend. and heat. Senior Citizens Center. member Phyllis Linker who For more information, visit Tear enough tortillas to cover The meeting was called to recently received the Heart the library, call 527-5546 or go the bottom of a 9x12 baking order by President Delores of Oklahoma OHCE Award online to www.pioneerlibrary- dish. Top the tortillas with the Givens. Beulah Brumley gave at the state convention. Her system.org/purcell. meat mixture and top with the inspirational thought, the award was a beautiful en- *** cheese. group recited the flag salute graved silver clock. Monday, July 24, from 1-3 Bake 20-25 minutes or until and the Creed was read by Deanna Carter gave the les- p.m., an experienced library the cheese is melted and the Lori Burton. son on “Banking in the 21st genealogist will give one on mixture is bubbly. The minutes were read and Century,” all about on-line approved and the treasurer’s banking advantages and dis- report was given and ap- advantages. The Quilt Block proved. Challenge ticket sales was Club members recently vis- discussed as was volunteer ited the McClain County Mu- hours sheets and the photos bath oil seum and Historical Society still needed to finish our tri- skin so soft • Photo provided in Purcell and received a nice fold display for the fair. note for our donation. We do There will not be a lesson for Available C&D Satellite Systems Heart of OHCE winner a lot of fun activities besides our August 9 meeting, but club Treasures Gift Shoppe Phyllis Linker, left, was named the Oklahoma Heart of OHCE our meetings and our County members will finalize fair 405-527-0847 • Hours: Monday - Friday 9 am - 4 pm • Saturday 9 am - 12 noon award winner at the annual OHCE state meeting held July Fair work and projects. items that members are mak- BRENDA DEGER Independent Sales Representative 9-11. She is shown with Debbie Mote, State OHCE President. ing. 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Congratulations Araceli Gazga 1001386.1 State Farm, Home Office, Bloomington, IL THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, July 20, 2017-7A From page 2A Stealey HCE Warning: Stealey OHCE met July 10, 2017 in the McClain County Farm shelter in the area. Closely monitor those who & Home Community Center with Phyllis Horn presiding. Stay hydrated. Increase your are more vulnerable. Infants, Flag salute was given in honor of our military men and women fluid intake to two to four glasses children, people older than 65 followed with the reading of the OHCE Creed. Inspirational (16-32 ounces) of cool fluids years of age, those with mental thought “Is Any Sacrifice Too Much to Give” (John 15:13) was every hour. If you are on water illness, outdoor workers, ath- given by Jan Lenard. pills or restricted fluid limit, letes and those with physical Members present were Bonita Brakefield, Sharon Hardcastle, consult a physician first. illnesses such as heart disease Phyllis Horn, Peggy Howard, Norma Howard, Charm Kelley, Avoid liquids with alcohol or high blood pressure should Ruth Kelley, Teressa Little, Velma Little, Nancy Richardson, or large amounts of sugar; they be closely observed. Janice Lenard and Susie Allen. contribute to the loss of more Never leave anyone in a ve- Norma Howard read the minutes for the June 2017 meeting body fluid. Very cold drinks hicle. Never leave anyone, es- and Nancy Richardson submitted the treasurer’s report. Receipts can cause stomach cramps and pecially children and the elderly, were submitted and approved for fabric and four box fans. Fans John D. Montgomery • The Purcell Register should be avoided as well. in a parked vehicle, even if the were delivered to Delta Community Action. Material was divided Dress appropriately. Wear windows are cracked. and given to members to wash and iron for a workshop to make Chamber highlights lightweight, light-colored, For more information on pillowcases. Highlights at last Thursday morning’s Heart of Oklahoma loose-fitting clothing as well summer heat safety, contact Stealey HCE members voted to make a donation to the Multiple Chamber of Commerce breakfast at the McClain County as sunscreen with SPF 15 or the OSDH Injury Prevention Sclerosis Foundation in honor of Cyndi Buterbaugh. Historical Society’s museum included introductions of those higher and broad spectrum or Service at (405) 271-3430 or The lesson, “Banking in the 21st Century” was rescheduled in attendance. Gayla Riddle, left, with the chamber and former UVA/UVB protection. visit http://ips.health.ok.gov. to the August 14 meeting. Three members will participate in the president Cody Barton. Silk Scarf Painting Workshop to be held July 20. Volunteer hours forms were given to members and recycle forms were turned in to Norma Howard. Groups to desegregate The McClain County Fair is August 22-26, 2017. We continue Purcell Elementary to work toward getting exhibits finished and ready to present for entry. Entry forms are available to be filled out and ready for and improve cemetery pre-entry. Pre-entries are due August 14 by 4 p.m. School supply list Open Class exhibitors should pre-enter their exhibits by using where veterans are buried a pre-entry form from the Extension Office or online at www. Kindergarten count, classic colors, no mcclaincountyfair.com. Online exhibits may be entered from Honoring America’s War- deserves.My wife and stepson 1 school box, small size glitter) July 15 to August 14. riors and Team Rubicon are buried here.” only, approx. 8”x5”x2-1/2” 3 large glue sticks Stealey HCE is scheduled to work at the fair on Friday, August Region 6 will host a service LeGrande also agreed it was 1 12-count pkg. #2 pen- 1 large pink school eraser 25 from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. in the Country Store and Farm and Home project on July 22, 2017 from time to take the fence down cils (plain solid colors only) (Gum preferred) Community Center. Members are to bake three batches of cookies 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Evansville that separates the two sides. 2 boxes crayons, 24 count 1 large pkg. Clorox or or brownies and bring them pre-packaged and ready to sell. Also Cemetery located in Logan Evansville Cemetery lo- 2 boxes 8 washable mark- Lysol disinfectant wipes bring homemade items, garage sale items, knives, cookbooks, etc. County. cated in Logan County just ers (classic colors, broad- 1 box tissues Backpack program for this fall was discussed. Members de- The cemetery is privately southwest of Meridian, Okla., line) 1 composition notebook cided to donate individually to this project as we have members owned and receives almost was established in 1889, and 1 pkg. (12) colored pen- Second Grade in different school districts and towns and want to help their local no funding for maintenance deeded and recorded in 1895. cils (tall, not short) 1 school box, small size areas. Lists of needed supplies were given to members. which can make it difficult at The cemetery supported the 2 large glue sticks only (approx 8”x5”x2-1/2”) Norma Howard passed out instructions showing how to make times for the aging owners. former Oklahoma ghost town 1 large pkg. Wet Ones 2 boxes crayons (24 mermaid ornaments. “We received a request to known as Evansville, and con- 1 large pkg. Clorox Wipes count) Anyone interested in attending one of our meetings is invited augment military funeral hon- tinues as a final resting place 1 box tissues 1 box thin washable to join us on the second Monday of each month at the McClain ors at Evansville Cemetery for for descendants. First Grade markers (classic colors) Co. Farm & Home Community Building. For more information a USAF Veteran who was in- The cemetery has two sides, 1 school box, small size 1 box 8 washable markers contact the McClain County Extension Office at 527-2437. terred over the Memorial Day a white side, and a black side. only (approx. 8”x5”x2- (classic colors, broadline) weekend,” said HAW director There are veterans buried on 1/2”) 1 large glue stick From page 6A Scotty Deatherage. “On ar- both sides since the Civil War, 2 pkgs. (12 count) #2 1 large pkg. Clorox or rival, we noticed the grass was WWI, WWII, Vietnam and pencils (yellow, wood only) Lysol disinfectant wipes Awards: very tall on one side and there post 9/11. 2 boxes crayons (24 1 set watercolors (8 count, were veteran’s graves without For more information con- count) Prang brand preferred) ship, the group members have Christmas. She reminds those flags, that’s when we realized tact Honoring America’s 1 box thin washable 1 box tissues sewn together and stuffed pants who sign up about their times it was segregated,” he said. Warriors at 405-948-HERO markers (classic colors) 2 pkgs. 12 colored pencils for the children to use as giant and she finds someone to take The two organizations have (4376) or email info@honor- 1 set of watercolors (8 (tall, not short) reading pillows, constructed their place if they cancel – coordinated efforts to recruit ingamericaswarriors.org. weighted blankets for the pa- many times the replacement volunteers to clear brush, mow, tients and sewn identification is Phyllis. She collects, counts trim trees, clean markers and tags on patient ponchos. The and deposits the kettle money take the fence down that sepa- McCarty Center is deeply ap- each evening. rates the two sides. preciative for this help. Phyllis is a member of the Newly appointed caretaker Other projects Phyllis and Central Oklahoma Quilters’ Gary LeGrande said, “It was Welcome Dr. Copass... her group pursue are serving as Guild and actively meets with a blessing for us to have a test monitors at the Washington a guild sub-group called Heart group willing to help bring this Schools, donating fans to Delta Warmers. The biggest project place the honor and respect it Community Action, helping Heart Warmers undertakes Dr. Lena with McClain County Opera- is making baby quilts which tion Christmas and volunteer- are donated to several dif- ing at OSU Extension events ferent organizations. Phyllis’ Copass is a such as Farm to You, Reality personal goal is to make three Visit us at: Check and 4-H Sew Camp. baby quilts each month; she Phyllis participates in such accomplished this goal even 2016 Oklahoma county OHCE projects as during the years she lived in recycling, pillowcase sew Florida. days, dresses for Little Girls Amid her OHCE work and State University in Africa, stitching together sewing projects, Phyllis finds 4-H quilts and helping with time to help groups in various the County Fair Quilt Block ways. She has participated graduate and Challenge. in walk-a-thons for the Eden Phyllis’ support of commu- Clinic, Hope Pregnancy and nity service endeavors doesn’t for Down Syndrome research. came to Walnut stop with OHCE. She has many She has also crocheted caps interests, but there are three and baby blankets for Purcell in which she goes above and Municipal Hospital, and she Creek Animal beyond. The Salvation Army is a county election precinct purcellregister.com is her passion! She has volun- inspector for all elections. teered for the Salvation Army OHCE members bring Hospital & Pet since 1973. For the last three research-based educational years, she has served as the programs each month to their McClain County Coordinator local communities by sharing Resort in May. for Bell-ringing at Walmart in lessons prepared by family Purcell. Phyllis is responsible and consumer sciences Exten- She is the daughter of Barry and Sue Clagg of for signing up volunteers to sion educators. They are also ring the bell for 11 hours a involved in a wide variety of Lindsay. Dr. Copass was raised on a farm in the Payne day, Thanksgiving through community service projects. community and went to Wayne High School. Her first year of practice was in Ada at a mixed

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Hadlee Renee and Jehoiada (JJ) Ware Wilma Tippit McGee Funeral services for Jehoiada (JJ) Ware, 89, will be held at Neriah Faith Blanchard Graveside funeral services for longtime Purcell resident 2 p.m. Saturday, July 22, 2017 at Wadley’s Funeral Chapel. Hadlee Renee and Neriah Faith Blanchard, born to Jake and Wilma Tippit McGee, 84, of Tyler, Texas, were held Wednes- Interment will be at Hillside Cemetery entrusted to the care of Ashley Blanchard of Purcell, entered Heavan’s Gates on Sun- day, July 19, 2017 at the Paoli Cemetery. Services were under Wadley’s Funeral Service. Online condolences may be made at day, July 16, 2017. Memorial Services are scheduled for 2 p.m. the arrangement of Wilson-Little Funeral Home in Purcell. www.wadleysfuneralservice.com. Thursday, July 20, 2017, at the Landmark Church in Purcell. Mrs. McGee died Friday, July 14, 2017 Mr. Ware died July 18, 2017 in Oklahoma City. Survivors include their parents, Jake and Ashley Blanchard; in Tyler. siblings, Kenzligh, Brayligh, Bryligh and Jaxton, all of the home; Wilma Jean Potts was born July 4, 1933 Wadley’s Funeral Service, Inc. 303 W. Washington • P.O. Box 903 • Purcell, OK • (405) 527-6687 and grandparents, Jeff and Shelley Perigo of Purcell, Michelle in Pernell, Okla., to Ernest Charles Potts Delacruz and husband, Cruz, of Pottsboro, Texas, and Kevin and Goldie Melinda (Orr) Potts. Blanchard and wife, Arleen, of Slaughtersville. Wilma married Kenneth Tippit. They Online condolences may be made at wilsonlittle.com. made their home in Tyler, Texas, where to- gether they raised two children, son, Larry Wilson-Little Funeral Home • 127 S. Canadian • Purcell • 527-6543 and daughter, Vicki. Wilma worked for Dick Doyle at the Pancake House and Dick Doyle’s Restaurant in Tyler, both as cashier and manager, and later Skillon’s Drug Store. After Kenneth’s passing, she Etta May (Parson) Bingham Craven moved back to Oklahoma, and later married Richard Duane Memorial services for Etta May (Parson) Bingham Craven, McGee and they made their home in Purcell. 73, of Wayne will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday, July 22, 2017 at Wilma worked at T.G.&Y. and later McCoys for a time. Oxford Cemetery in Oxford, Kan. Services will be entrusted to She then began working in the Hotel/Motel Business, a career the care of Wadley’s Funeral Service. Online condolences may that spanned more than 20 years. She retired at the age of 72, be made at www.wadleysfuneralservice.com. after successfully managing several area motels. Mrs.Craven died July 9, 2017 in Pauls Valley. Wilma was a wonderful wife and mother, a loving grand- She was born Feb. 25, 1955 in Anthony, Kan., the daughter mother, sister, aunt and friend. She was a woman of great faith of Harold (Shorty) and Opal Parson. and a longtime member of the Wayne Church of Christ. She Survivors include three daughters, Brenda Fishel and husband, will be dearly missed! Martin, of El Dorado, Kan., Tammy Peery and husband, Scottie, She was preceded in death by her daughter, Vicki Vickers; of Wayne, Alicia Kerwin and husband, Jason, of Winfield, Kan.; her husbands, Kenneth Tippit and Richard McGee; her par- nine grandchildren; three great-granddaughters and a brother, ents, Ernest and Goldie Potts; three sisters and one brother. Jeanne Grimes • The Purcell Register Wesley Parson and wife, Joyce, of Oxford, Kan. Wilma leaves behind her son, Larry Tippit and wife, Linda, of Tyler, Texas son-in-law, Steve Vickers of Dallas, Texas; sister, Site preparation (405) 527-6687 Wadley’s Funeral Service, Inc. 303 W. Washington • P.O. Box 903 • Purcell, OK • Jo Wiggins of Nixa, Mo.; brother, Kenneth Potts and wife, A dozer moves dirt on a vacant lot south of Braum’s on Linda, of Amarillo, Texas; four grandchildren, Bryan, Kristi, Wednesday. The site is being prepared for a new Wendy’s in Nicole and Cailyn; six great-grandchildren and a host of other Purcell. family and friends. John R. “Ron” McCalip Online condolences may be made at wilsonlittle.com. From page 1A Graveside funeral services for John R. “Ron” McCalip, 69, of Washington will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday, July 20, Wilson-Little Funeral Home • 127 S. Canadian • Purcell • 527-6543 Council: 2017 at the Washington Cemetery. Services will be under the arrangement of Wilson-Little Funeral Home in Purcell. a power point on what this hours per month. Mr. McCalip passed away Sunday, July distributed generation of The notion of separate rates 16, 2017 at St. Anthony’s Hospital in electrical power means to was troubling to mayor Ted Cox. Oklahoma City. Carroll Duane Richardson OMPA cities. “I don’t want to discour- John Ronald McCalip was born February Carroll Duane Richardson, 79, of Norman died Wednesday, OMPA supplies electricity to age solar panels,” he said, “or 21, 1948 in Norman, Okla., the youngest July 5, 2017. Memorial services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday, the city-owned utility. keeping customers from being of three children born to John Earnest Mc- July 22, 2017 at Concord Missionary Baptist Church, 1500 Distributed generation (DG) environmentally conscious,” Calip and Cora Marie (Cotner) McCalip. N. Stubbeman, in Norman with a dinner at noon preceding brings with it potential threats One option posed by OMPA Ron was raised in the Goldsby/Norman area the service. to municipalities like Purcell. would raise the monthly cus- and attended school in Norman, graduating Carroll was born July 25, 1937 on a farm These include lost revenue, tomer charge from the present in 1966. just south of Purcell, Oklahoma, to Jesse and utility cost recovery issues, the $5.70 to $50, while also lower- In November of 1967, Ron answered the call to serve his Donnie (Wharton) Richardson. He attended intermittent nature of solar and ing the average energy rate from country entering the National Guard. He was then ordered school in Dibble where he met his future wind and reliability and safety the present 11.61 to 9 cents per to active duty as a member of the United States Navy. Ron wife, Joyce, in fifth grade. Carroll and Joyce issues. KwH. That would reduce the was a proud patriot and served his country honorably during were married March 12, 1955 and in 1964 OMPA recommends increas- city’s net revenue loss on that the Vietnam War. moved to Norman, where they lived in the ing the customer charge for DG meter from $30.35 per month On June 12, 1969 in Norman, Okla., Ron married his best same house for over 50 years. customers. to 77 cents per month. friend and the love of his life, Lana Joy Jones. They first made Carroll worked 15 years for Norman Builder’s Supply before “The old thinking was we sell “I think there’s a way to have a their home in Norman, but eventually settled in the Purcell/ going to work for the Norman Public School System for several electricity in kilowatt units,” demand charge,” council mem- Washington area, where together they raised two sons, Alan years. He left the schools to work at the Postal Training Center VanZant said. “A lot of the costs ber Tom McCurdy said, adding and Brian. where he retired around 2005. Carroll also enjoyed working are fixed. The new thinking is he wants to ensure Purcell’s Ron spent his first 18 years in utility construction, work- side jobs in construction and upholstery. we also sell reliability.” electrical rates remain competi- ing for the City of Norman, before joining the University of He was the kind of “Papaw” every kid should have. He Average residential electrical tive with every community in Oklahoma in 1986, where he worked through 2009. made toy boxes for all the grandkids and others, as well as, usage in Purcell is 841 kilowatt the county. When not working, Ron enjoyed fishing. He looked forward other projects. It didn’t bother him if they tore up the grass or dug holes in the yard and he enjoyed spending time and to playing dominos with his brothers and he never missed an Walgreens Homeland opportunity to curl up with a good book. He enjoyed visiting just talking with them. Joe’s Wines and Spirits Alameda St. Carroll was preceded in death by his wife of 60 years, Joyce NE 12th St. ✮ with people, and he truly never met a stranger. Ron was a man Fine Wines • Spirits • Beer • Coolers Joe’s Andover of great faith and a family man. He cherished Lana, and was Lee Richardson; parents, Jesse and Donnie Richardson; broth- N E. Lindsey a wonderful father and grandfather. He will be dearly missed! ers, Vanoy, Sherman, Dean, Rodney and Bobby; and sister, Bonnie Richardson. He was preceded in death by his parents, John Earnest and MODELO ESPECIAL 18 PACK CAN ...... $-A-L-E ...... $17.49 Cora McCalip and his brother, Don McCalip. 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He was also survived by the Sharps 1330 AlAmedA and Millers of Dibble, including Uncle Kay Sharp. NormAN • 364-9262 Wilson-Little Funeral Home • 127 S. Canadian • Purcell • 527-6543 In lieu of flowers, the family requests that you make a dona- tion to your favorite charity. Mary Frances Reid Graveside services for Mary Frances Reid, 80, of Lexington Billy Ray Schneringer Liberty were held July 14, 2017 at the Pierce Cemetery in Pierce, Okla. Graveside services for Billy Ray Schneringer, 81, were held July Arrangements were entrusted to Integrity Funeral Service of 18, 2017 at the Lexington Cemetery. Services were entrusted to Henryetta. the care of Wadley’s Funeral Service. Online condolences may ineraLs Mrs. Reid died July 11, 2017 in Oklahoma City. be made at www.wadleysfuneralservice.com. M , LLC She was born Oct. 18, 1936 in Tecumseh, the daughter of Mr. Schneringer died July 15, 2017 in Midwest City. We are a family owned & operated Vernon and Lillie Corbin. He was born Oct. 4, 1935 in Noble, the youngest son of five Survivors include three daughters, Carolyn Wickey and hus- to Charles Edward and Lillie Emma (McCallip) Schneringer. company specializing in mineral purchases. band, Roger, of Lexington, Patty Tracy and husband, Harold, Survivors include his son, Gary Schneringer and wife, Sandy, of Oklahoma City and Tammy Duncan and husband, Andrew, of Oklahoma City; two grandchildren and one great-grandchild. We pay top dollar for oil & gas of Oklahoma City; a son, Roy Boatwright and wife, Joyce, of Harrah; 14 grandchildren; several great-grandchildren; two sis- Wadley’s Funeral Service, Inc. 303 W. Washington • P.O. Box 903 • Purcell, OK • (405) 527-6687 mineral rights and provide free ters, Bonnie and Laverna and a brother, Kerry Corbin of Shawnee. appraisals with no obligation. You turned We also lease To Tim Ulin 49 this month! mineral rights. July 16 you have been gone 23 I sure miss you. Please Call years but it still doesn’t take the You’ve been gone 12 years emptiness away in our hearts. but it seems like yesterday. Micah Ogden We will always love and miss you. Love you grandson. Love, 405-919-6493 The Ulin Family Granny O [email protected] THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, July 20, 2017-9A From page 1A From page 1A From page 1A Uganda: Accident: Rodeo: gone June 6-30. this was the reality of things, 13-year-old females. It has been and Wadley’s EMS. Jenks Public Schools’ students. $567.96 in goat tying to finish They were in the strife-torn so you just have to accept it reported 13-year-old Lizzie At the scene, troopers Shayne Our most heartfelt condolences fifth in All Around Cowgirl northern part of the country even though it’s not fair and Edwards has been taken off Ballard, Jansen Idlett, Michael are extended to all families af- standings. where a remarkable nun, move on... life support due to no brain Abernathy, Aaron Nickell, fected by this tragic accident, She was fourth in breakaway Sister Rosemary Nyirumbe, “It really gave me some activity. The other names are Mike Wallace, Kevin Crawford and our thoughts are with those roping in the first go-round and other nuns with the order perspective on how small the being withheld. and Paul Timmons investi- students who are recovering with a speedy 2.4 seconds. Sisters of the Sacred Heart obstacles I’ve overcome are.” The OHP reports a seven- gated. both mentally and physically In the second go-round, her of Jesus operate several or- Felicia Padilla, another stu- year-old female child was Traffic was backed up five to from their injuries. We wish 2.3-second run in breakaway phanages for girls, as well as dent, helped lay ceramic tile treated and released at PMH. seven miles and I-35 was closed them all a quick and complete roping found her tied for sixth medical clinics. in the new library building. The OHP reports the victims for over three hours. Traffic recovery, and we urge everyone through 10 place. She was in “We work for the sisters,” She wrote, “It was awesome are from Jenks. from the interstate was diverted to respect the privacy of the a two-way tie for fourth and Chamberlain said. “Their to get to work with Alex and The OHP has identified the through Wayne at the SH 59 exit families during this difficult fifth place in goat tying with mission is clinics and schools. Robert in the library, and I driver of the 2014 Freightliner onto SH 77 and Purcell. time. Because law enforcement a 7.3 second run. They are only in the northern think all of us learned about semi as Arash Zarezadeh, 45, Jenks Public Schools re- officials have not released the Jones won the first go-round part. They locate where there how innovative they both of Las Vegas, Nev. leased the following statement names of the students, and in pole bending with a time are refugees and conflict. are. We have many tools in He was not injured. after learning two of their stu- out of respect to the families, of 20.375 seconds and was Where there is the need. the United States that they The OHP is continuing its dents were killed in the crash: Jenks Public Schools will not 11th in the event in the third The girls are victims of don’t have in Uganda, and investigation of the accident. “We are deeply saddened by be referencing or discussing go-round. Her time then was the civil unrest that plagues they worked flawlessly with They were assisted at the scene the sudden passing of Jenks’ the names of those students 20.825 seconds. Uganda. the simple materials that they by Purcell Police and Fire units parent Erin Van Horn and two involved.” Armstrong led the barrel The Lord’s Resistance Army have to compensate for the race standings for the second led by Joseph Kony is reputed lack of advanced tools.” go-round with a 16.459-sec- to have kidnapped 30,000 “I talk to the students and ond run around the cloverleaf children in northern Uganda see the changes in them,” pattern. and neighboring countries, Chamberlain said. Scales’ 16.756 effort was turning girls into sex slaves He called his work in good for 12th place in the and boys into child soldiers. Uganda “sowing the seeds of second go-round barrel race Often the girls were forced gratefulness.” and she came back with a to kill family members and “I see how little Ugandans 16.579-second run through the others. And they frequently have and how much we have. pattern to secure sixth place in bore their captives’ offspring. The people there are very the third go-round. The stigma made them happy; the sisters are very Scales finished seventh in outcasts in their own country joyful,” he added. barrels with an average of when the civil war ended. That Chamberlain celebrated 50.179 on three runs. She is until the sisters began taking daily Mass with the sisters. took home $1,137.83 in total them in at orphanages they Sometimes the service was earnings. established across northern attended by the other fac- Hicks placed in two go- Uganda. ulty members. But after three rounds in steer wrestling with There the girls found solace weeks, everyone in the Okla- runs of 4.5 seconds for sixth and healing love. And they homa group attended at least place in the first go-round and learned trades – sewing, cook- one Mass. 4 seconds for third place in ing and hair cutting. “I tell the students part of the second. The poverty is so great that culture is religious faith,” he In pole bending, Jones had some girls are simply aban- said. an average of 62.532 seconds doned by their families at the While at St. Monica’s, the on three runs, which was good orphanages because the fami- students and faculty lived for 10th place. She took home lies can’t afford to feed them. comfortably, but simply. $1,221.30 in total earnings. Those are the “economic There was no air condi- Jones claimed 14th in break- refugees,” Chamberlain said. tioning. But really it wasn’t away roping with an average Today, there are 400 girls needed, in spite of Uganda’s of 6.1 on two calves. at the main orphanage – St. location near the Equator. Monica’s Tailoring School – “The climate is nicer than in Gulu. Oklahoma,” Chamberlain Jeanne Grimes • The Purcell Register That’s where Chamberlain’s said. Cup of empty promises group went. With the higher elevation, The engineering students daytime highs were in the Mad scientist Barrett Huddleston surprises a young volunteer when the water she expected would be dumped on her head fails to materialize. Huddleston, with Mad Science of Oklahoma, worked on water-related proj- 80s and it cooled to the 70s 2805 N. 9TH, PURCELL was at Purcell Public Library on Tuesday for a program, Engineers Shape the World. ects, using funds provided by at night. 405-527-6484 Norman Rotary Club to build a “It rains almost every night,” PATRIOTFORD.COM spring water protection system he continued. “The climate is on a 100-acre farm about three very pleasant.” Pre-Owned hours from Gulu. There was electricity, al- Vacation However, once on site, no though outages are frequent. 2007 Chevy 1/2 Ton Crew spring was detected, Cham- St. Monica’s has piped in LT, V8, Clean berlain said. water and showers, but no So Plan B was to hire a hot water. Bible $12,595 driller to drill a water well. They were fed good meals That project stalled, however, prepared by the girls learning 2008 Chevy 3/4 Ton due to circumstances ranging to cook. Most meals were School Duramax Diesel, 4x4, Crew Cab from bad roads and malaria chicken or pork – better fare Monday, July 24 thru to difficulties with financial than the orphanage’s residents $20,995 transactions. ate. Thursday, July 27 The engineering students The final day was emo- 2007 Ford Explorer also evaluated bids for solar tional, filled with crying, hugs Leather, Power Seat panels to alleviate the iffy and tears. 7 PM to 8:30 PM reliability of electricity at St. The girls of St. Monica’s had Classes for all ages including adults. Monica’s. gotten to know the students $6,995 They also assisted in the by name and friendships had construction of a new library been forged. God’s Team: Stories of God’s Power 2012 Nissan Juke Leather, Roof at the Gulu campus and tu- “The students see immense God Makes the Sun Stand Still tored older women in math poverty there and understand and English. what it is like to not have God Wins With a Small Army $10,995 It was the first opportunity family to go home to,” Cham- for those women to learn how berlain said. God Gives Life to a Boy 2012 Hyundai Santa Fe to read, write and work with The trip is not inexpensive. Jesus Heals a Man’s Hand SE, Nice, 90K Miles numbers, Chamberlain said. Airfare alone is close to $2,000 The education students per person. Thursday: Wrap-up Evening with Awards $12,495 taught classes and the business Still for one student, it was students developed a business a second class and trip to 2014 Chevy Cruze model for a brick-making Uganda in as many years. 2LT, 87K Miles, New Tires machine that will serve as Some OU faculty members Wayne Church of Christ an income generator for the will be returning to Uganda in $10,750 orphanage. January. It will be June before 302 West Henderson • Wayne, OK 73095 • (405)449-3501 The OU students received Chamberlain returns however. 2014 Chevy Malibu three credit hours for the inter- LT, Sunroof, Leather, 54K Miles disciplinary immersion class. The OU students were re- quired to keep journals. 23-MONTH CD $14,995 The weeks in Uganda were life-changing for the students 2011 Jeep Wrangler Hard Top, 6 Cyl., Auto, 78K – and for Chamberlain. “I find myself wanting to live more simply,” he said. “I IF OUR BUMP-UP CD % $19,500 want to divest all the busyness. 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Washington Little League football sign-ups Sunday AngieSteele Washington Correspondent 9:45 a.m. at 5 p.m. Study guide will Youth Bible Study, Sundays, be $14. Little League Football sign- 5 p.m. and Wednesdays, 6:30 Fill The Backpack! We will ups will be Sunday, July 23, in p.m. be filling backpacks again the high school commons at 2 GAs (girls 1-5 grade), RAs this year. Please pick up a p.m. The cost is $60. Please (boys 1-5 grade), Sundays at backpack from the church help spread the word. 5 p.m. and fill it with the attached If you have any questions Mission Friends (Pre-K school supply list. Back- or would like to request a sign and Kindergarten), Sundays, packs will be available for up form please contact Sonya 5 p.m. pick up on Sunday, July 16, Coles at warriormom28@ Ladies’ Bible Study, Tues- and need to be returned no yahoo.com. days, 9 a.m. later than Sunday, July 30. First Baptist Church of Kid’s Choir and Bible Study, Connect with us at Cole Wednesdays, 6:30 p.m. [email protected], Church schedule: Sunday Journey Through the Bible, 288-6060, Facebook: FBC School at 9:30 a.m. and wor- Wednesdays, 6:30 p.m. Washington, Twitter @FB- ship at 10:45 a.m. Sunday How Can I Know Bible CWashingtonOK. • Photo provided evening Bible Study at 6 p.m. Study, Sunday, 5 p.m. Dale K. Graham Vet- Wednesday evening activi- Upcoming Bible Studies eran’s Foundation Partners ties for all ages at 7 p.m. The Falls Creek 100th Anniver- Dale K. Graham Veteran’s University of Oklahoma students and faculty members pose with some of the staff at church website is www.fbcole. sary Celebration—Night of Foundation is not affiliated St.Monica’s in Gulu, Uganda. The group spent most of June in the African country. org. Praise, Saturday, September with any other organization. The church is located in Cole 2, from 6:30-9:30 p.m. Tickets Our services are only pro- on SH 74 B between Washing- are required. Homecoming vided at Faith Pointe Baptist ton and Blanchard. Service is Sunday, September Church, 3404 NW 36th, in For more information, send 3, from 6- 8 p.m. Free open Norman. Four McClain County qualifiers an email to the website or call event. For more information To schedule a visit for (405) 485-3377. visit the website at fallscreek. Tuesdays, please contact Washington United Meth- org/100. Helen at 405-550-8806 Ext. for 4-H National Shooting Sports odist Church Upcoming Events: 102.We are at the church each We are a friendly, Bible Goliath Must Fall. We are Thursday morning at 7 a.m. McClain County 4-H had Island, Neb. in the Shotgun discipline. based church where everyone beginning a new Bible Studay Please arrive by 9 a.m. three 4-H members who quali- 4-H youth from across Riley came in 25th in the is welcome. Our Sunday wor- July 16 at 5 p.m. Sign up by Each week we recognize fied for the 2017 Oklahoma the country competed in individual category and the ship service begins at 11 a.m. July 9. Study guide will be $9. National Shooting Sports compound archery, recurve Oklahoma Shotgun Team You can call us at 288- The Armor of God—Ladies Team. archery, air rifle, air pistol, placed 6th place out of 28 1775, find us online at wash- Bible Study beginning July 16 Please see Wash News, page 3B These three 4-H’ers had .22 rifle, .22 pistol, shotgun, teams. ingtonumc.net or on Facebook the opportunity to represent muzzleloading, and hunting Brooke Bollinger of under Washington United Oklahoma 4-H at the 2017 skills. Blanchard was one of four Methodist Church, Oklahoma. 4-H Shooting Sports National Riley Hamilton of Washing- Championships which was ton was one of four Oklahoma Union Hill Baptist Church Qualifiers Sundays—Age Group Bible held June 25-30, in Grand 4-H members who competed Please see , page 4B studies, 9:45 a.m. and 5:30 p.m.; Children’s Church, 11 a.m.; Worship, 11 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. Wednesdays—Evening Ramirez attends Global Travel meal, 5:30 p.m.; Age Group Bible Studies, 6:30 p.m. Monthly Schedule—Re- Marketplace in Fort Lauderdale tired/Senior Lunch, 4th Tues- Tr a v e l We e k l y a n d to conduct business face-to- cruitment and Engagement, day at Noon; Men’s Breakfast, TravelAge West are proud to face. Travel Weekly Events. 1st Saturday of each month, announce that Shelly Ramirez Only the top 17 percent of “With up-to-date knowl- 7 a.m. of Purcell was selected from the nearly 700 applicants were edge and valuable relation- First Baptist Church among hundreds of applicants selected to participate. ships in their arsenal, these Washington to attend the fifth-annual “A GTM advisor is one that advisors are fully equipped Weekly Worship Service • Photo provided Global Travel Marketplace recognizes the importance to provide each client with a Times: (GTM) in Fort Lauderdale, of creating new business unique experience, tailored to Sunday—10:45 a.m. and Paying it forward Fla., July 9-11. relationships and fostering their travel preferences.” 6 p.m. Veteran Crystal Baker was presented with a Chevy Blazer GTM is an apointment-only existing ones, and understands A record 123 suppliers Wednesday, 6:30 p.m. donated by a fellow veteran. Before visiting Dale K. Graham event for top-producing travel how crucial it is to be well engaged with travel advisors Weekly Small Group Op- Veterans Foundation, Crystal relied on bus transportation to advisors in North America and educated in this ever-changing portunities: and from her job. Crystal is shown with her husband, Ethan leading cruise, hotel, tour and industry,” says Jacqueline Sunday School, Sundays, Baker, and daughters, Kaylee and Hallee destination suppliers seeking Hurst, Director, Trade Re- Please see Global, page 4B 2B-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, July 20, 2017 The Purcell Register Religion Lexington Westside Church of Christ Good week to all of our blind man’s story! We watch walk with a sweet young lady Register readers. Weclome to carefully as this poor blind to the river flowing down from the “front porch.” soul goes from a life of utter near the church in Grassy Fork, We have traveled for a while darkness to a life filled with Tenn. The bottom of the narrow now with the great blind man an amazing light. Even as we river was slushy and slippery, of faith from the ninth chapter read it, we know the Lord has so several good brethren led Church of John. He has been such an an eye toward showing us how her down to us into that cold Directory asset to our study on faith, we emerge into spiritual light river water. helping us establish some from spiritual darkness. Then, with both of us going of the key fundamentals of I encourage all to consider “down into the water” (Acts faith. He reminds me of our carefully the simple obedience 8:38), we baptized her “into First Christian Church old basketball camp dribbling, involved in this great transi- Jesus Christ,” into “his death” (Disciples of Christ) defensive, and form-shooting tion. I will tell you that to find (Romans 6:3). The young lady www.firstchristianchurchpurcell.org drills. You have to establish truth you will have to ignore whom the brethren helped out Purcell, OK the fundamentals well before much of the world’s teaching of that chilly water was not the Sunday: 10:45 AM 2705 N. 9th • 527-2535 moving on to other skills. So on the subjects of salvation and same lady who went it –no, not Children’s Church 10:50 AM Pastor: Travis Southern ...finding our source, supply, it is here. baptism and rely on the Bible at all – for her sins had all been Sunday services Wednesday services 2nd at Washington and ultimate delight in God. Before we pick up the blind and the Bible alone. cleansed, washed away by the 9 am Sunday School 6:30 pm Bible Study man’s story, I want to remind Now, the blind man has just blood of Jesus (Revelation Unity in Christ, 10 am Worship 6:30 pm Awanas & freedom of thought 6 pm Evening worship Youth Goldsby, OK 405.288.2117 you of something very unique returned from the pool of Si- 1:5). What a happy day! What about the book of John that loam. Oh my, how different is a blessed hour! and love in action. www.ebcpurcell.org www.truevineok.org makes the blind man’s stories his return trip than the trip to I think of her as I think of the and other stories in John’s the fountain of water! On the blind man who eases his way gospel have even greater mean- way, someone leads him gently to the pool of Siloam, reaches Westside ing. Almost all the stories in by the arm from his spot where down and takes that water in his this gospel have a “deeper” he meets Jesus. Finally they hands, and washes that old mud Church of Christ Hwy 39, 5mi. west of Purcell meaning. In a way, they are come to the Pool of Siloam, from his eyes! The only thing 401 W. Broadway 405.527.3957 - [email protected] “allegories” – that is, they are where his assistant takes him preventing him from seeing, Sundays true stories, but they have a by the hand and guides him it seems, is that mud clogging 715 W. Harrison, Purcell Lexington Age Group Bible Study 9:45 am Sunday Morning - 10 a.m. Morning Worship 11:00 am secondary meaning. We can carefully to the water’s edge, his eyes. Once removed, he Community Outreach 4:30 pm Revival Service - 11 a.m. Sunday Morning 10:30 am Age Group Bible Study 5:30 pm see this quality, for example, perhaps even into the water: opens his eyes, and the light Wednesday Evening - 7:00 p.m. Sunday Evening 3:00 pm Evening Worship 6:30 pm in the story of Jesus’ turning “Watch your step, now,” I of day streams into his eyes Pastor: Rev. Mark A. Stacy Wednesdays the water into wine (John 2), or can hear his friends saying, as for the first time. He is not a Office Ph. 405.527.3045 Fellowship Meal 5:30 pm Wednesday Evening 7:30 pm Age Group Bible Study 6:30 pm in Jesus’ raising Lazarus from he comes to the water’s edge. blind man any more. His faith, the dead (John 11). That scene reminds me of a you see, has made him whole. Johnson Road FIRST BAPTIST That “deeper meaning” beautiful setting in October coachbowen1984@gmail. CHURCH comes out powerfully in this 2016 when we were blessed to com Baptist Church LEXINGTON 4 mi. N. of Purcell on I-35 Connecting People With God and One Another Pastor Wayne Brown Team Kids • The Way (Youth) Green Avenue Church of Christ 9:45a.m ...... Sunday School Upward • Senior Activities 11:00a.m ...... Worship Service Sunday School 9:45 Morning Worship 8:30 • 10:45 • Evening 6:00 Wednesday evening the his father. sage looked closely at the short 6:30p.m ...... Sunday Evening congregation looked at the last Sunday morning Keith thirteenth psalm which contain 6:30p.m ...... Wednesday Rusty Canoy Pastor 527-6758 half of 1 Corinthians 16 which Shacakleford continued the a few words of protest, fol- 527-7155 • 447-9709 800 E. BROADWAY • LEXINGTON includes several admonitions previous Sunday’s lesson on lowed by a prayer and praise. to the church at Corinth. the church as revealed in the The church is located at 407 The Sunday morning au- New Testament, looking this Jackson Street in Purcell. Bible Memorial Calvary ditorium class studied 1 week at some lessons learned classes begin at 9:45 Sunday Assembly of God Holiness Church Chronicles 20, 2 Samuel 13-18 from the incident when Ana- morning and 7 Wednesday 7th & Monroe, Purcell Pastor David Bittle and several psalms. The lesson nias and Sapphira lied about evening, with worship at 10:45 Pastor Duane Elmore covered David’s adulterous the money they received from a.m. and 6:30 p.m. Sunday. 403 N. 4th, Purcell affair with Bathsheba and the a real estate sale, recorded in Bible study correspondence sunday school 9:45 a.m. 9:45 a.m. Sunday School Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Pastor: Justin Blankenship subsequent death of their first the fifth chapter of Acts. courses are available. You can Evening services 6:00 p.m. 10:50 a.m. Morning Worship born and Absalom’s coup over The Sunday evening mes- call the office at 527-4052. 1106 W. Grant • Purcell • 527-3342 6:00 p.m. Sunday Night Wed. Night services 7:00 p.m. Sunday School...... 9:45 a.m. We invite You to Worship With us. Sunday Worship ...... 10:45 a.m. 7:00 p.m. Wednesday Night Sunday Night ...... 6:00 p.m. Independent Pentecostal 527-2769 Wednesday ...... 7:00 p.m. Holiness Church Our Lady of Victory Catholic Church NEW MISSION Holiness Church Lighthouse By Fr. Jim Chamberlain Sunday School: 10 a.m. Today, when a farmer plants a farmer planting his seeds. that night in his stocking feet! his field, he often plants the Some of his love takes root When asked later why he had Worship: 11 a.m. 118 W. Broadway/Hwy 39 Downtown Worship Sunday Evening: 6 p.m. Post Office Box 1028 Rev. Jeff Pierce seed using big machinery in in the hearts of those who are done this, the doctor replied that Wednesday: 7:30 p.m. Lexington, OK 73051 527.6214 Center very long and precise rows. But prepared to receive Him. And “he was taught to respond in Pastor: Steve Moore 2726 N. 9th, Purcell before there were big tractors, when it does, these disciples the same way as Master Jesus Sunday - 10:00am/6:30pm Sunday Morning - 10:30 am farmers would “broadcast” will bear much fruit. They will would have responded. And From South Purcell I-35, Exit 1 mile Wednesday - 7:00pm Sunday Evening - 6:00 pm South on Highway 74 to Highway 180th the seed by throwing it out by be the bearers of love to other Jesus washed the feet of his St. West on 180th St. 6 miles. Wednesday Evening - 7:00 pm Pastor Charles Barton hand across their fields as they people.” (Matthew 13:1-9) disciples. So surely he would 527-7521 527-5726 www.lighthousechurch.tv walked. God’s love is being offered have given them his own shoes Some of the seed would get to us each day in many ways, to wear.” The doctor was learn- eaten up by the birds even in many little “seeds” that are ing discipleship in the context Our Lady of Victory Trinity United Purcell’s First Baptist before it had a chance to take planted. It might be a passage of a Catholic hospital. 4th & Main 405-527-3327 root. And some would land on in Scripture or the verse of a Our parish church, too, Catholic Church Methodist Church www.fbcpurcell.org rocky ground or among thorns. song that touches our hearts. Or must be a fertile ground for CORNER OF THIRD & JEFFERSON Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. Come worship with us! It might grow for a while, but the kind act of a stranger. Or a God’s love. This week I am Morning Worship: 10:30 a.m. Saturday - 5 pm (English) 10:15 a.m. & 6 pm Sundays then would be dislodged by quiet moment in prayer when traveling to Haiti with nine 6 p.m. Wednesdays the wind or choked out by the we feel God’s friendship. These members of our youth group Sunday - 11 am (English) Rev. Dr. James Kim Activities for all ages & child care thorns. But some seed would are little seeds of God’s love from St. Catherine’s parish in 1 pm (Español) Pastor provided for all services! land in good soil and would that call upon us to respond. Pauls Valley. These students Parish Office/Oficina: 527-3077 211 N. 2nd, Purcell James Wilder, Pastor make deep roots and bear much When we ignore them or forget have experienced God’s love Priest House/Padre Jim: 527-4242 527-2256 Office HIS HEART, HIS PASSION, HIS PURPOSE fruit when it came time for the about them, they are like seeds in their families and in their harvest. planted on rocky ground. They church community. Now they You Are Always Welcome At Jesus noticed this and said never take root. are bearing the fruit of this Goldsby to his disciples: “This is how When we are too busy to love by serving some of the Baptist Church 7th & Monroe St. my Heavenly Father spreads return kindness, then the seeds world’s poorest citizens at a 153 W. Center Road his love. He sends it out like of God’s love are as if they are children’s orphanage that has Goldsby, OK 73093 2223 N. 9th, Purcell, OK 73080 planted among the “thorns” of been devastated by earthquake 288-2514 Pastor Dennis Clark Church of distraction and busyness. But and hurricane. when we respond to these seeds The touch of God’s love will Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. 527-6808 with generosity and charity, always bear fruit and will not Worship - 10:45 a.m. Sunday School: 9:45 a.m. Christ Evening - 6:00 p.m. EASTSIDE then the touch of God has borne return empty to Him (Isaiah Morning Worship: 10:50 a.m. Wednesday Evening - 6:30 p.m. Purcell, oK much fruit, the kind of fruit that 55:10-11). But it becomes Evening Worship: 5:00 p.m. Sunday 10:30 & 1:30 church of christ the Sower wants to reap. abundant only if we are open Steve Roach, Pastor Wednesday Bible Study: 6:30 p.m. Wednesday Evening 6:30 “preaching first century Our task, as disciples, is to and allow it to take root in our christianity in the twenty- create rich, fertile ground in hearts. first century” which God’s love can take We will have a welcoming Fountains root and bear fruit. We can do reception for Fr. Nerio on N.E. 4th and Ash this in our homes, our families, Sunday, July 30, at 2:30 p.m. of Faith Lexington, OK our churches. One doctor in in the Parish Hall. Affiliated with Independent Assemblies Colorado works at a Catholic Our Mass schedule is Satur- Pastors Neal & Sandra Hector 527-3131 hospital. Late one night he was day at 5 p.m. (English), Sunday 122 S. 6th Street • Purcell, OK 73080 sunday services called to treat a homeless man at 11 a.m. (English) and 1 p.m. 405-740-5163 • 405-740-1978 Bible study- 9:30 am in the emergency room. When (Spanish). Sunday Worship 10:30 am Morning worship- 10:30 am the patient was checking out, For more information, call Sunday Evening 6:00 pm the doctor noticed that the man our church office at 527-3077. Wednesday 7:00 pm evening worship- 6:00 pm wednesday Bible study- 7:00 pm had no shoes. So he gave his Please visit our parish, and like shoes to him, and drove home us on Facebook. THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, July 20, 2017-3B Cattlemans Association convention, trade show Oklahoma Cattlemans As- cowboys and cowgirls in at- sociation is having its annual tendance. convention and trade show The British White Cattle July 21 and 22 at the Embassy Association will have a booth Suites in Norman. with promotional items from The trade show is open to the two breeders in the Purcell/ public each day from 9 a..m. Lexington area, Vicky and to 6 p.m. and should have the Tracy Van Horn and Linda and latest products to handle and Ronnie Hawkins. care for cattle. Visit the booth and learn Saturday, July 22, is National about these unique cattle who Day of the Cowboy and there were originally the Queen of should be some interesting England’s royal cattle. Sunray Baptist Church Several of the children that attended Vacation Bible School on Saturday sang songs they learned there for the special at our Sunday morning service. Music director at VBS was Pam Kyzer. Brother Dennis used 1 Corinthians 10:12 for his sermon. The apostle Paul gives a warning in this verse. He realizes there are problems and he wants to help. Corinth was saturated with sins including idolatry, sexual immorality, complaining, and trying God’s patience. Paul wanted to honor God, who is serious about Jeanne Grimes • The Purcell Register sin in the lives of His people. Step by step Several of our church family helped long-time member, Naomi Members of the Dragon marching band at Purcell High School give up part of their summer break to master the footwork Fleming, celebrate her 97th birthday, along with her immediate they will need before taking to the field for the first home football game of the 2017 season. family, at Sunset Nursing Home on Sunday afternoon. The evening message was from Exodus 16:1-4 and 12-20, and titled “How Much Faith?” We grow in faith when faced with a huge need in our life, as well as in our daily walk with God. From page 1B We should have a walk of faith each day. The Israelites complained and had a lack of belief after leav- Wash News: ing Egypt and while in the wilderness. They learned little about veterans who served in WWII sible without the help of people God’s love and patience. They came to a place where they had and the Korean War for their like you. As a non-profit, we a need. In spite of rebellion, God gave them a test by providing service to our great country. are dependent on the “Pay It manna for them. I have had many of them tell Forward” concept that has This test showed how much they trusted God, if they were me that no one has ever said made what we do a reality for going to trust God each morning, and go out the next day to anything about their military thousands of your friends and gather manna again. Manna satisfied their need and their hun- service and had never received neighbors. We are bringing in ger. The purpose of the manna was to let them know “the Lord recgonition. We hope to change millions of dollars each year to your God”. that. When we present them the men and women we serve. Manna can be compared to Christ: It was of a divine origin and with a cap representing their This, in turn, is helping our indispensable; it was undeserved and suitable for their needs; and war, they are given a standing veterans, families, churches it was sufficient, satisfying, and free. God gave Christ as a gift. ovation by our volunteers and and the local business in our Our youth will be sponsoring a spaghetti lunch following this other veterans. community. Please continue coming Sunday’s worship service. There will be no evening Our Veteran of the Week is your support of what we do. service. We will observe the Lord’s Supper at our evening William Thompson from Nin- Last week there were 230 service, July 30. nekah. Mr. Thompson served veterans and surviving spouses You are welcome to join us for Sunday school, worship, bible honorably in the United States who our volunteers assisted study, and all activities at Sunray Baptist Church. We are a small Army during WWII. We appre- with their VA claims and ques- traditional church with a lot of friendly people. We are located ciate the opportunity to assist tions. There were more than 25 at 2223 North 9th Street in Purcell. For more information call him with his application for other veterans we had to ask 527-6808. VA benefits. to return the following week One of the most rewarding because we had reached our aspects of our organization is maximum capacity. Hopefully • Photos provided Johnson Road when we can give a donated car when we move, there will be or truck to a veteran in need. volunteers who can work on Veteran of the Week While assisting a young Navy other days than just Tuesday Dale K. Graham Veterans Foundation Veteran of the Week is Baptist Church veteran with her VA claims for and Thursday. Our plans for William Thompson of Ninnekah. Mr. Thompson served honorably Ruth Morris was recognized After the healing of a man born service connection of a dis- the future should allow us to in the United States Army during WWII. for having celebrated her 90th without the ability to walk, Paul ability we found out that she serve more than 300 veterans birthday on Saturday. Her big and Barnabas were recognized did not have a vehicle and was each week with their VA ap- will receive an annual payment and technical institutions or Saturday birthday celebration as gods. When a group arrived dependent on bus transporta- plications for benefits. I’m very of $6,012. colleges. was attended by family and in Lystra for the purpose of stir- tion to get to her job. When this excited we will be enhancing Our volunteers who assist Also joining us to help veter- friends from Virginia, Ar- ring up trouble, the people of need was announced, a veteran our ability to make a difference the surviving spouses of veter- ans is a representative from the kansas Texas, California and Lystra stoned Paul and thinking we had been helping offered to in the lives of more veterans ans processed 22 spouses last Small Business Development Kansas. him dead, they dragged him donate a vehicle to us. Needless and their families. week. The surviving spouses Center to provide our veterans Sunday morning the church outside the city gate. to say, the Blazer now has a new Please remember we offer of veterans already receiving with individualized consulting family stood and sang “Happy You could spend a full day home, and Crystal Baker and transportation if you can’t make benefits have a better chance of and training to new and grow- Birthday” to Ruth. When the talking about “Flip-Floppy her family have transportation. the drive to see us. Please dial receiving VA benefits. We en- ing businesses. members sat down, Ruth’s People.” One day they recog- As a 501(c)(3) non-profit, the (405) 550-8806, extension 105. courage all surviving spouses Dale K. Graham Veterans husband, Harold, remained nize your good work and the person who donated the truck We also offer this assistance of veterans to stop by and visit Foundation has food boxes standidng. next day they torment and kill will receive a tax deduction, to attend your VA medical with our volunteers about pos- available to those in need. An Harold, a successful busi- you with words. Your anger and the veteran is receiving a appointments. Our drivers sible benefits. The volunteers application for this type of as- nessman, has suffered serious turns to rejoicing when you hand up. We provide our ser- Louie and Clayton spent 49 we have assisting surviving sistance will be available on health issues that make it dif- understand the beauty of Paul’s vices to everyone at no cost. hours transporting 14 folks 754 spouses are the most caring Tuesday and Thursday morn- ficuilt to understand his speech. ability to handle the behavior Our volunteers are making miles last week. We appreciate and knowledgeable that we ings. A DD-214 or military The congregation was shocked of people. a difference in thousands of the great service they provide. have ever seen. Shirley can be discharge will be necessary to when with great clarity for The temptation to accept the veterans and their families lives As a VA Accredited Claims reached at (405) 361-9322 with apply. Please contact Rhonda everyone to hear, Harold said, cheers and honor of being a god each year. Agent, I receive a copy of the your questions or stop by any (405) 550-8806 Extension 103 “I love her.” was not in Paul’s playbook of Currently, as a VA Accredited rating decisions on all the vet- Tuesday or Thursday morning. to request a food box. Last week was a little scary life. Paul was never tempted Claims Agent, we represent erans and surviving spouses For your information: If you need a ride to and for one family in our church. to take credit for that belong- over 15,000 veterans and sur- represented. This enables us If a veteran has one disability from a VA Medical Appoint- Seems Tony came to the rescue ing to God. The big story was viving spouses. I don’t think to review each decision for that is rated at 100 percent and ment, please contact Clayton when his wife encounted a cop- not the recognition as a god there is anyone in this United accuracy and to know what then develops other disabilities at (405) 550-8806 Extension perhead snake. In the process or the stones that rendered States that can match the qual- the veteran’s next step should that can be service-connected 105 or Louie at 405-642-7100. Tony was bitten and rushed to him unconscious. Paul didn’t ity of service our volunteers be as we work to increase their or are presumptive conditions Contact Dale with any ques- the emergency clinic where calculate the pros and cons of provide to the men and women VA compensation. We will then to their military service and tions at (405) 550-8806 Exten- antivenom was administered. being accepted as a god. who have served in the military. send a letter to them requesting rated at 60 percent, the veteran sion 101 or dale@dalekgra- Result was a reaction to the Paul immediately rejected To see for yourself what we are a follow-up visit to discuss their may be eligible for an increase hamveteransfoundation.org treatment and Tony was taken any praise that belonged to doing for the men and women options. in compensation payments. or Shirley Clark-Cowdin for by ambulance to an ICU in God. He set the record straight who visit us, please stop by and Since I started receiving A veteran’s service-con- spouse benefits at Extension Oklahoma City. Tony is now immediately. Paul knew how to see why more than 200 veterans each decision, the percentage nected condition or one that 104. Visit our website at www. out of the hospital and doing handle temptation. Paul didn’t and surviving spouses visit us of veterans approved for VA is presumptive to their mili- dalekgrahamveteransfounda- well. care what the people thought. each week. benefits continues to increase. tary service is listed on their tion.org. Semper Fi! The youth of Johnson Road Paul didn’t care what the people Our plans to move to the As a veteran, you can go to death certificate the spouse Dale K. Graham will be leaving next Monday, might do to him. Paul didn’t Robinson Crossing Shopping any organization for assistance, or dependents may be eligible Veteran’s Corner, July 24, for six days at Falls care what the people did to him. Center are on schedule. The or you can file your own VA for VA benefits. An example VA Accredited Creek. Campers will need to Christians must proclaim the new address will be 1268 North claims using the E-Benefits would be a veteran who served Claims Agent be packed and ready to leave at power of God never seeking Interstate Drive in Norman. system. in Vietnam and died from one Washington Correspon- 10 a.m. Monday morning. Cost praise or fearing the outcome. Take the Robinson Street exit The decisions we received of the presumptive conditions dent Contact Information per camper is $60. You are not Paul didn’t hammer the poeple 110 off of I-35; we are on the last week from the VA include caused by Agent Orange. The I would love to share your required to be a member of our for their fickleness, he praised northwest side of the Interstate 10 veterans who were rated spouse and dependents would personal or community news church to join us for a week of God’s power to save and moved just north of Domino’s Pizza. 100 percent for their service- probably be eligible for VA with our readers. worship and fellowship. For on down the road. We are hoping that the electri- connected disabilities. These benefits. If you know anyone My contact information is information about attending Title of the sermon this Sun- cians and plumbers will have veterans will receive an annual who might be eligible, please [email protected] or call 527-1836. day is “Only Believe.” their stub outs completed this combined payment of $370,162 asked them to visit with us. 413-2471 if you have any news Gynean Gentry and Wilma The Wednesday evening Bi- week. As things progress, we per year. There were 36 who During your visit to us, please to share, story ideas, or if you Turner provided the special ble study for this week will be a will keep you informed of the received ratings from 10-90 take advantage of a few of the have someone you would like music for morning worship. study of the seventh chapter of move in date. We will continue percent. These veterans will other services we offer. Legal to see a feature article about. Scripture passage for the the Gospel according to John. to operate out of Faith Pointe receive an annual combined Aid is on site providing legal Send me birthday, anniversary, morning sermon was taken Sunday School begins at Baptist Church until the City payment of $502,915 annu- help to our veterans. Upward or personal news that you from Acts 14:8-13 and 19. At 9:45 a.m. of Norman completes all in- ally. One surviving spouse Bound is also on-site to answer would like to share with our first glance the response of the Morning worship begins at spections. received approval for DIC or questions and to assist veterans community. people at Lystra may anger us. 11 a.m. This move would not be pos- Pension benefits.This spouse to take courses at vocational Angie Steele 4B-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, July 20, 2017 Lexington Community News By Hazel Shockey Daniels

All is going well at the cen- day, Wednesday and Friday, know when. There is some in- ter. Meals are good, and the and for the early risers and pro- terest in playing dominoes, so if visiting is great. If you are new fessional people, you can get in you have friends interested you in our community, come on at 6 a.m. on Monday, Tuesday can make it happen. We would down to the Lexington Com- and Friday mornings. Plans are like to see more participation in munity Center on Wednesday underway to have the building the game time and a schedule of and Thursday for a good home open for evening people at a events will be made available. cooked meal and make new later date. You can call Sue Lunch is served from 11 friends or visit with old ones. Peery at (405) 830-8507 if you a.m.-12:30 p.m. on Wednesday If you have news for this have questions about any of the and Thursday for a $6 dona- column, we will be glad to exercise schedules. tion. To-go orders are $7. The include it. If you are interested in play- lunch is open to the public and The exercise program is still ing table games, cards and available. The present schedule dominoes, just ask someone at for exercise is 9 a.m. on Mon- the center and they will let you Please see News, page 9B

From page 1B Global: Chickasaw through a variety of one-on- have relationships with key in- one pre-scheduled meetings, dividuals in hotel, cruise, tour Nation exclusive Boardroom presen- and destination organizations, tations and networking events. allowing them to best meet “We’re so excited to be able their valuable clients’ needs. cooking to talk to new vendors and “The advisors chosen to colleagues about new desti- attend this event represent shows Jeanne Grimes • The Purcell Register nations, along with learning the best in today’s travel Meeting face to face about current trends and safety business. The knowledge and while traveling. experience they offer their The Chickasaw Na- Two Wayne youngsters – Nakhia McDavid, 6, left, and Chevi Andrews, 5 – find themselves “Finally, to be able to see clients is second to none, and tion “Get Fresh!” cook- face-to-face with a flock of hungry greese at Purcell Lake.. first hand the way travel is is undoubtedly enhanced as a ing show will present evolving and make sure we result of attending the event,” making healthy choice offer the best of the best for said Alicia Evanko-Lewis, Se- programs at the Purcell our clients, we at Michelle’s nior Vice President of Events, Nutrition Services site, Courthouse News Destinations have been helping Travel Group, Northstar Travel 1530 Hardcastle Blvd. our clients for over 19 years These exciting cook- Group. The following persons have been 80/70. of CDS. and strive to keep educated on “GTM provided the platform ing shows are free and open to the public and charged by the State of Oklahoma Rasheena S. Mickens, speeding, Steffane A. Gradolph, DUI - drugs. all things travel” said Ramirez, for these travel professionals with traffic or other violations or have 85/70. Melanie K. Grace, possession of Front Line Agent, Michelle’s to network with like-minded demonstrate healthy filed other court actions in McClain Toufiqur Rahman, speeding, CDS. Destinations in Norman. individuals who all have the cooking for the entire County District Court between July 102/70. Angel G. Vargas, DUI - alcohol. GTM advisors exhibit unpar- family. 6-12, 2017. Macy M. Page, no seatbelt. Daniel E. Spray, possession of CDS. same goal: To build and grow Traffic Clowis L. Rogers, no seatbelt Ashley K. McMillan, possession alleled industry expertise and their business,” she concluded. Leave with recipes, nutrition education and Ricky L. Sneed, overweight - 8001 (passenger). of CDS. to 9000. Kenneth Adams, speeding, 80/70. Sierra D. Kiplinger, possession From page 1B new ideas to cook health- David A. L. Hernandez, failure to Jeremy L. Birlew, no seatbelt. of CDS. ier every day. devote full attention. Rodd A. Cole, no valid driver’s George O. Rishel, public intoxica- Classes on One-Pan David A. L. Hernandez, texting license. tion. Qualifiers: Meals are set for Thurs- while operating non-commercial Gustavo Santiago Chavez, no valid Frederick L. Warner III, malicious Oklahoma 4-H Members preciates the Oklahoma 4-H day, July 20, at 10 a.m. motor vehicle. driver’s license. injury to property - under $1000. Robert D. Redding, violation of Luis M. Martinez, speeding, 90/70. Kyle P. Craig, protective order who competed in the Archery Shooting Program, the Friends and noon. special permit. Devin A. Thomas, failure to devote violation. Recurve discipline. Brooke of the NRA for financial The Farmers Market is Socorro P. Mendoza, no valid full attention. Felonies received 21st place in the support, and all others who open Tuesday and Thurs- driver’s license. Candace A. Lott, speeding, 80/70. Krystal L. Cole, unauthorized use individual category and the have made this program pos- day and is located on the Allyson J. Frizzell, speeding, 89/65. Luis M. Martinez, no valid driver’s of a vehicle. Oklahoma Archery Recurve sible. We also appreciate all east side of the nutrition Ronnie R. Valenzuela, speeding, license. Barry E. Schiebert, unauthorized 75/65. Talisha L. Bridges, DUS (3rd of- use of a vehicle. Team received fourth place the Shooting Sports coaches building on Hardcastle Philip S. Busby, failure to stop at fense). Shawn J. Scyrkels, domestic abuse out of 19 teams. who have dedicated countless Blvd. Watch for signs for stop sign. Talisha L. Bridges, no insurance. - assault and battery. Michael Bird of Goldsby hours to the McClain County the exact location. Xochitl Escobedo, no valid driver’s Talisha L. Bridges, failure to obtain Fred L. Elliot Jr., unauthorized use was one of the four Oklahoma Shooting Sports Program For more information license. current registration. of a vehicle. 4-H Members who competed including Scott McGregor, call 527-6967. Tyler H. Fling, speeding, 80/60. Johnny B. Newsom, no seatbelt. John E. Percell, burglary, second Gabrielle N. Warrington, speed- Charles D. Dupree III, DUS (2nd degree. in the Archery Compound Barry Askew, Russell An- ing, 80/70. offense). Shawn J. Scyrkels, domestic abuse discipline. Michael came in drews, Leon Wilson, Brad Javier F. Estrada-Najera, no seat- Javier Higine, no valid driver’s - assault and battery. 63rd in the individual category Elliott, and Wes Lee. belt. license. Jason R. Eckerts, unauthorized use and the Oklahoma Archery McClain County 4-H is very Follow us on Bradley J. Stanton, speeding, 80/70. Javier Higine, failure to register of a vehicle. Compound Team received proud of these 4-H’ers and Su Y. Yi, speeding, 80/70. vehicle within 30 days. Steven A. Gordon, unauthorized Chandra D. Peoples, speeding, Javier Higine, no insurance. use of a vehicle. 14th place out of 26 teams. wishes them luck in their next 80/70. Mario J. Martinez, no valid driver’s Ashley N. Gordon, unauthorized McClain County 4-H ap- year of 4-H Shooting Sports. twitter.com/purcellregister Christopher D. Davis, speeding, license. use of a vehicle. Mario J. Martinez, unsafe condi- Small Claims tion. Tower Loans vs. Carolina E. Mize, Joshua W. Turley, failure to obtain small claims under $1500. current registration. Tower Loans vs. Sara E. Brown, Joshua W. Turley, no insurance. small claims under $1500. Francisco J. Ulloa Garcia, no Tower Loans vs. Eric D. Brown, seatbelt. small claims under $1500. Francisco J. Ulloa Garcia, no valid Tower Loans vs. Dell L. Wilson, The driver’s license. small claims under $1500. Francisco J. Ulloa Garcia, no Tower Loans vs. John D. Cooper, Purcell insurance. small claims under $1500. Register Francisco J. Ulloa Garcia, taxes CE Southway II, LLC vs. Rex due state. Johnson, forcible entry and detainer Brittany L. Gabriel, no insurance. under $1500. Brittany L. Gabriel, failure to obtain John Bullock vs. Eric Muller, forc- current registration. ible entry and detainer under $1501. Jason S. Harelson, speeding, 95/70. Derek Chambers vs. Christie Juan Galvan Gonzalez, unsafe (Housley) Boren, forcible entry and Business Board condition. detainer under $1500. Kevin D. Sutton, speeding, 80/70. McElderry Rentals LLC vs. Brian Jett R. Cameron, speeding, ,80/70. Rodriguez, small claims under $1500. Ricky M. D. Williamson, no Elizabeth Richardson vs. Bradley seatbelt. S. Smith, forcible entry and detainer Ricky M. D. Williamson, no valid under $1500. driver’s license. Civil Omar A. Estrada, speeding, 80/70. Discover Bank (Discover Card) James D. Conigilio, DUS (3rd vs. Steven L. Webster, civil action offense). $10,000 or less. auto • LiFe Trevor M. Lopez, DUS. LVNV Funding LLC vs. Connie Farm • Home • Ladonna L. Eddy, no valid driver’s Martin, civil action $10,000 or less. license. LVNV Funding LLC vs. Lana Roofing Eric T. McDowell, no stay chains. Claunch, civil action $10,000 or less. Bill Johnson Todd C. Holland, failure to yield. Sychrony Bank vs. Michelle Foster, Rigoberto Maldonado Jr., no civil action $10,000 or less. seatbelt. TBF Financial, LLC vs. Jennifer L. Tear Off & New Construction Heather A. Langlinais, speeding, Kilpatrick, civil action $10,000 or less. Delbert Taber, Agent Fully insured 88/65. Conn Appliances, Inc vs. Craig Jennifer S. Faubion, speeding, Raisch, civil action $10,000 or less. Free estimates Okla. license #0519 405-527-7553 • 322 W. Washington • Purcell 20 years local experience 405-872-9499 65/55. Merrick Bank Corporation vs. Mikki R. Askew, speeding, 65/55. Joseph Nevills, civil action $10,000 Kade E. Clary, speeding, 79/65. or less. Jeffrey A. Eubank, no valid driver’s US Bank National Association vs. license. Hayley Garcia, civil action $10,000 Jeffrey A. Eubank, no insurance. or more. Jeffrey A. Eubank, taxes due state. Jefferson Capital Systems LLC vs. Laterrian J. Porter, no valid driver’s Abel J. Farias, civil action $10,000 license. or more. Branco Furniture Repair Criswell’s Nicholas T. Sweeney, taxes due Marriages Filed Wood Touch-up • Chair Recaning state. Jeffrey W. Miller, 50, and Rebecca Puppy Chew Repairs • Chair Regluing Service• Tires Keri M. Marson, no valid driver’s L. Irwin, 46, both of Maysville. • Full Service Fuel license. Jeffrey M. Dawson, 61, and Roseina • Minor Repairs Joe Branco Jimmy Criswell • Oil Changes Robert E. Nelson, speeding, 83/70. M. Sloan, 56, both of Newcastle. • U-Haul Rentals 405-788-2847 & Brandon Criswell • Batteries Robert E. Nelson, no valid driver’s Gary L. Brown, 42, and Rayleana D. Located in Purcell, OK Arnold Installs Mufflers license. Wallace, 33, both of Oklahoma City. Monday thru Friday 7:30 AM to 5 PM • Saturday 7:30 AM to 12 Noon • Closed Sunday BY APPOINTMENT ONLY Hours: Danny R. Cottrell, no insurance. Tyler D. Pierson, 23, and Lorian www.brancofurniturerepair.com 129 S. Green Ave. • Purcell • 405-527-0805 Danny R. Cottrell, failure to obtain A. Graziano, 20, both of Blanchard. current registration. Divorces Granted Tyler J. Tolbert, speeding, 90/70. Debra Riemenschneider vs. Earl L. Robert E. Nelson, no insurance. Riemenschneider. Brenda L. Byford, speeding, 80/70. Randal G. Hart vs. Kathy S. Hart. Misdemeanors Krystal M. Shephard vs. Dan W. Jennifer D. Cassidy, possession Shephard. LPXLP THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, July 20, 2017-5B No. 611-July 20-1 Time N. 2nd Street, Purcell, Oklahoma, The IN THE DISTRICT COURT on the 10th day of August, 2017, OF MCCLAIN COUNTY at 9:30 o’clock a.m.; and that any STATE OF OKLAHOMA person who knows of some reason In the Matter of the Petition for why this change of name should Horseman's Legal Change of Name: Thomas James not be granted may file a written Keller-Anderson, an adult. protest in the case, prior to the date Corner Case No. CV-2017-78 set for hearing and may appear NOTICE OF FILING PETITION at said hearing to object. Should Publications FOR CHANGE OF NAME you fail to do so, the petition for State of Oklahoma change of name will be granted Completed Results from the 2017 Oklahoma Quarter To: WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, as prayed. Horse Association’s Redbud Spectacular Horse Show TAKE NOTICE that Thomas Approved by: Last week had the first half of the OQHA’s Redbud Spectacular James Keller-Anderson has filed in /s/ Heather Strohmeyer, OBA No. 612-July 20-1 Time the time for hearing said Petition the above court a Petition to have #30745 Horse Show’s results for people and horses from this area. This IN THE DISTRICT COURT before the Honorable Charles his name changed as follows, to Law Offices of Keith J. Ned- will complete the results. OF MCCLAIN COUNTY Gray, Judge of the District Court, wit: From Thomas James Keller- wick, P.C. STATE OF OKLAHOMA McClain County Courthouse, 121 Anderson to Thomas James Keller; 130 East Eufaula This year’s show had a total of 899 horses making 16,143 IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE North 2nd Street, Suite 225, Pur- entries in 214 classes. The economic impact of these numbers and that the same will be heard by Norman, Oklahoma 73069 OF MOSSIE JEAN STEPHENS, cell, Oklahoma, and all persons the Honorable Charles Gray of Mc- Telephone: (405) 292-0530 are as follows: (899 horses x 3.5 people per horse = 31,465) A/K/A JEAN WIGLEY STEPHENS, interested may appear and contest Clain County, in the District Court Facsimile: (405) 801-2294 X (13 days x $235 per day = $3055) = $9,612,557.50 pumped DECEASED the same. of McClain County, located at the Attorney for Petitioner CASE NO. PB-2017-70 Dated this 14th day of July, McClain County Courthouse, 121 into the Oklahoma City area economy. NOTICE OF HEARING 2017. Some of the money spent by exhibitors makes its way to our NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to CHARLES GRAY area. Owners come to their trainer’s places a few days before all persons interested in the estate ASSOCIATE No. 571-July 6-3 Times more particularly described as the show to tune up their horses and themselves. They may stay of Mossie Jean Stephens, a/k/a DISTRICT JUDGE IN THE DISTRICT COURT follows: Commencing at a point with the trainer or in our motels. People come to visit friends Jean Wigley Stephens, deceased, JUDGE OF THE OF McCLAIN COUNTY 354 feet South and 220 feet West that on the 10th day of July, 2017, DISTRICT COURT STATE OF OKLAHOMA of the Northeast Corner of the or to buy and sell horses, or maybe they visit our Realtors to Toby Fullbright, by and through /s/ Lucas J. Munson TDS RENTAL, LLC, Northwest Quarter (NW/4) of the look at ranches to buy. They eat in our restaurants, buy gas, his attorneys of record, Munson Lucas J. Munson, OBA NO. Plaintiff, Northeast Quarter (NE/4) of the visit Wal-Mart and other businesses. They leave some of their & McMillin, P.C., filed his Petition 20789 vs. Northeast Quarter (NE/4) of Sec- for the appointment of himself MUNSON & MCMILLIN money here, and we appreciate them very much. JEFFREY J. PYLE: The UN- tion Eleven (11), Township Six (6) as Personal Representative of A professional corporation KNOWN SPOUSE, IF ANY, OF North, Range Four (4) West of the People in the horse business all over the world know about the above referenced estate, to 247 North Broadway JEFFREY J. PYLE; and, THE Indian Meridian, McClain County, Purcell, and the large and very important horse industry we have serve without bond, and for a Edmond, Oklahoma 73034 UNKNOWN OCCUPANTS OR Oklahoma; Thence running South here, and have had since the late 1940s. When you see some judicial determination of heirs of Telephone: (405) 513-7707 RESIDENTS, IF ANY, OF THE 306 feet to a point; Thence running the decedent. lmunson@munsonmcmillin. of our horse people out and about, thank them, because every SUBJECT PROPERTY, East 220 feet to a point; Thence NOTICE IS ALSO GIVEN that com Defendants. South 165 feet to a point; Thence time they go to a show or to a race meet, they represent not just the 10th day of August, 2017, at Attorney for Petitioner Case No. CJ-2017-72 running West 1320 feet to a point; themselves and their customers, but they also represent us, and 9:30 a.m., has been appointed as NOTICE BY PUBLICATION Thence running North 471 feet do it extremely well. THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: to a point; Thence running East Some of these results may not show eight placings. All com- JEFFREY J. PYLE and The 1100 to the point of beginning; No. 617-July 20-2 Times along the West line of said SE/4 UNKNOWN SPOUSE, IF ANY, Subject to easements as set out in petitors had the opportunity to show under eight judges for eight IN THE DISTRICT COURT SW/4 a distance of 1318.19 feet OF JEFFREY J. PYLE. Warranty Deed recorded in Book sets of AQHA points. Some many not have shown both days, OF MCCLAIN COUNTY to the NW/Corner of said SE/4 TAKE NOTICE that you have 1564, Page 471; and some may not have placed under certain judges because STATE OF OKLAHOMA SW/4; thence N 89°39’56” E along been sued by TDS RENTAL, LLC, all of which you will take due the classes were large. FIRST UNITED BANK AND TRUST the North line of said SE/4 SW/4 a and that you must answer the notice. COMPANY, distance of 725.00 feet; thence S Petition of said Plaintiff on file in Witness my hand and official Following are the rest of the Redbud Spectacular results for Plaintiff, 0°26’36” E parallel with the West said cause on or before the 25th seal this 30 day of June, 2017. area trainers, owners, amateurs and youth. vs. line of said SE/4 SW/4 a distance day of August, 2017, which is at KRISTEL GRAY, Court Clerk Open Yearling Mares (7 entries)—1st, 2nd, 2nd, 3rd, My Gurl, CHERYL L. NEWTON; JOHN ROE of 1318.08 feet to a point on the least forty-one (41) days from the McClain COUNTY shown by Luke Castle, Castle Ranch, Wayne, for Heather Olson. NEWTON, Unknown Spouse if South line of said SE/4 SW/4; date of first publication of this BY: /s/ Ida Walck any, whose name is unknown; thence S 89°39’26” W along the Notice, or the allegations of said Deputy Court Clerk Open Two Year Old Mares (5 entries)—2nd, 2nd, 3rd, 2nd, KARI K. PICKENS; JOHN ROE South line of said SE/4 SW/4 a Petition will be taken as true and (Seal) 2nd, 1st,3rd, 2nd—El Antes Secret, shown by Cash Castle on PICKENS, Unknown Spouse if any, distance of 725.00 feet to the point judgment in rem rendered against APPROVED: day 1 under four judges, and Luke Castle on day 2, owned by whose name is unknown; TERESA of beginning. you, establishing the Plaintiff as /s/ Gary Giessmann Luke and Abbi Castle, Castle Ranch, Wayne. JONES McClain County Treasurer; together will all improvements owner and holder of a good and Gary L. Giessmann, OBA MCCLAIN COUNTY BOARD OF thereon and the appurtenances valid mortgage lien and entitling #11318 Open Two Year Old Geldings (2 entries)—1st, 1st, 2nd, 2nd, COMMISSIONERS; JOHN DOE thereunto belonging. Plaintiff to foreclose upon and NASH, COHENOUR, KELLEY 1st, 2nd, 1st 1st, Ez Eddy, shown by Luke Castle for Beverly and/or JANE DOE, Unknown Said property having been ap- sell by Sheriff’s Sale the following & GIESSMANN, P.C Kirch. Occupants of the Real Property, praised at the sum of $130,000.00, described real property located 4101 Perimeter Center Dr., in McClain County, Oklahoma, Suite 200 Open Aged Geldings (5 entries)—1st, 1st, 1st, 1st, 1st, 1st, Defendants. will be offered for sale pursuant Case No. CJ-2017-11 to a Special Execution and Order to-wit: Oklahoma City, OK 73112 1st, 1st and Grand Champion Gelding—A Secret Addiction, SECOND ALIAS NOTICE of Sale issued out of the office A tract of land in the Northeast (405) 917-5000 (Telephone) shown by Luke Castle for Double C Acres, Inc. OF SHERIFF’S SALE of the Clerk of said Court in the Quarter (NE/4) of Section Eleven (405) 917-5005 (Facsimile) Junior Reining (136 entries, 15 placed)—2nd, 4th, 1st—Ruf OF REAL ESTATE above-numbered action to satisfy (11), Township Six (6) North, Range E-mail: [email protected] Notice is hereby given that I, the judgment rendered therein in Four (4) West of the Indian Merid- Attorneys for Plaintiff, Lil Magnum, shown by Thiago Boechat, Manager and head the undersigned Sheriff of Mc- favor of First United Bank and ian, McClain County, State of Okla- TDS RENTAL, LLC trainer for Xtra Quarter Horses , Purcell, for Silver Spurs Equine; Clain County, Oklahoma, will on Trust Company, in the amount of homa, less all oil, gas & minerals, 5th, 8th, Xtra Voodoo Doc, shown by Thiago Boechat for Xtra the 22nd day of August, 2017, at $180,415.80 principal and interest Quarter Horses; 10th, 6th, 7th, Oops Itsa Spooks, shown by the hour of 10 :00 a.m., of the said computed to January 17, 2017, No. 591-July 13-2 Times Courtroom of said District Court in day, in Room 121 of the McClain plus interest accruing thereafter at IN THE DISTRICT COURT the County Courthouse, at Purcell, Gabriel Diano, Diano Performance Horses, Purcell, for AC County Courthouse in Purcell, the rate of 5.00% per annum; plus FOR THE TWENTY-FIRST McClain County, Oklahoma, and Quarter Horses; 13th 15th, Xtra Taris Voodoo, shown by Marie Oklahoma, offer for sale and sell for $3,500.00 in attorney’s fees for JUDICIAL DISTRICT that all persons interested in said Kleiner, assistant trainer for Xtra Quarter Horses, owned by Xtra cash to the highest and best bidder Plaintiff’s attorney, Bill C. Lester; MCCLAIN COUNTY, Estate are notified then and there Quarter Horses, Purcell; 10th, 3rd, 15th, Tunes In Hollywood, the following described real estate plus abstracting, taxes and insur- OKLAHOMA to appear and show cause, if any and premises situated in McClain ance, plus all costs of this action In the Matter of the Estate of they have, why the said account shown by Gabriel Diano, Purcell, for Maria Arietti. County, Oklahoma, to-wit: accrued and accruing FERN S. JACKSON, should not be settled and allowed, Open Senior Reining (59 entries, 12 placed)—5th, 6th, 5th, The Southeast Quarter of the PERSONS OR OTHER ENTI- Deceased determination of no estate tax li- Steppin In Boots, shown by Todd Arvidson, Arvidson Reining Southwest Quarter (SE/4 SW/4) TIES HAVING AN INTEREST IN Case No. PB-2015-110 ability made, the heirs, devisees NOTICE OF HEARING FINAL and legatees of said FERN S. Horses, Purcell, for Cindy Bowling. and the Southwest Quarter of the THE PROPERTY INCLUDING Southeast Quarter (SW/4 SE/4), of THOSE WHOSE ACTUAL AD- ACCOUNT AND PETITION JACKSON, Deceased, deter- Amateur Reining (28 entries)—3rd, 5th, 3rd, 4th, 7th, 4th, Section Twenty-three (23), Town- DRESS IS UNKNOWN AND FOR ORDER ALLOWING FINAL mined, said Estate distributed Corona Tag, owned and shown by Courtney Battison, Battison ship Five (5) North, Range Three (3) PERSONS OR OTHER ENTITIES ACCOUNT, DETERMINATION and the Personal Representative Ranch, Purcell, trained by Marie Kleiner, assistant trainer for East, McClain County, Oklahoma. WHOSE UNKNOWN SUCCES- OF NO ESTATE TAX LIABILITY, discharged. DETERMINATION OF HEIRS, DATED this 10th day of July, Xtra Quarter Horses, Purcell. LESS AND EXCEPT a tract of land SORS ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED located in the Southeast Quarter ARE: CHERYL L. NEWTON and DEVISEES AND LEGATEES, 2017. Amateur Select Reining (14 entries)—4th, 4th, 4th, 7th, 7th, of the Southwest Quarter (SE/4 KARI K. PICKENS; TERESA AND DISTRIBUTION CHARLES GRAY 7th, 8th, 8th, Bernie Mac Mega, owned and shown by Deb SW/4) of Section Twenty-Three JONES, McClain County Trea- AND DISCHARGE ASSOCIATE Waskowiak, Purcell. (23), Township Five (5) North, surer; MCCLAIN COUNTY BOARD Notice is hereby given that VIR- DISTRICT JUDGE Range Three (3) East of the In- OF COMMISSIONERS; GINIA JANE BRUNER, Personal JUDGE OF THE Youth Reining (29 entries)—5th, 7th, 6th, 2nd, 1st, 2nd, 7th, dian Meridian, McClain County, DATED this 18 day of July, 2017. Representative of the ESTATE OF DISTRICT COURT 7th, Traditional Fudge, shown by June Roberson, owned by J Oklahoma, being more particularly Don Hewett, Sheriff of FERN S. JACKSON, Deceased, D. MICHAEL HISEY, OBA #4238 D Roberson, Diamond R Ranch, Byars; 8th, 7th, Greedy Ghost, described as follows: Beginning at McClain County, Oklahoma having filed in this Court her Final HISEY & LANDGRAF shown by Rosella Roberson, owned by J D Roberson, Diamond the SW/Corner of the SE/4 SW/4 By: /s/ Don Hewett Account of the administration of Attorneys & Counselors at Law of Section Twenty-Three (23), BILL C. LESTER (OBA #5389) said Estate, and Petition for order 7 East Main R Ranch, Byars. Township Five (5) North, Range Attorney for Plaintiff allowing same, determination of no P.O. Box 66 Open Ranch Riding (32 entries)—8th, Greedy Ghost, shown Three (3) East of the Indian Base 212 West Main - P.O. Box 1407 estate tax liability, determination of Ardmore, OK 73402-0066 and Meridian, McClain County, Purcell, OK 73080 heirs, devisees and legatees and (580) 226-6270 Oklahoma; thence N 0°26’36” W (405) 527-5623 for final distribution of said Estate (580) 226-0571 Facsimile and discharge of said Personal mhisey@ardmoreattorneys. Redbud Representative, the hearing of com Please see , page 9B the same has been set by the ATTORNEYS FOR PERSONAL No. 620-July 20-2 Times made pursuant to an Alias Special Court for the 17th day of August, REPRESENTATIVE ALIAS NOTICE Execution And Order Of Sale is- 2017, at 9:30 o’clock a.m., at the No. 613-July 20-2 Times trict Courtroom, McClain County OF SHERIFF’S SALE sued in accordance with judgment CJ-2015-170 entered in the District Court of IN THE DISTRICT COURT Courthouse, Purcell, Oklahoma. No. 602-July 20-2 Times having an interest in the estate fail OF MCCLAIN COUNTY All persons interested in said Notice is given that on the 22nd McClain County, Oklahoma, in day of August, 2017, at 10:00 Case No. CJ-2015-170, entitled IN THE DISTRICT COURT to appear or object then the relief STATE OF OKLAHOMA Estate are notified then and there OF MCCLAIN COUNTY requested in the final report above In the Matter of the Estate of LAR- to appear and show cause, if any AM, at Room 121 of the County U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIA- Courthouse, in the City of Purcell, TION, Plaintiff vs. Gwen Doshier, STATE OF OKLAHOMA mentioned will be approved. RY WAYNE CEARLEY, Deceased. they have, why the said account IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE Dated this 13 day of July, 2017. Case No. PB-2013-28 should not be settled and allowed, McClain County, Oklahoma, the Jane Doe, as occupant of the Sheriff of said County will offer premises a/k/a Carla Henderson, OF VINA LOU BOWRING, DE- CHARLES GRAY NOTICE OF HEARING the heirs of Larry Wayne Cearley, CEASED. ASSOCIATE FINAL ACCOUNT AND deceased, determined, said Estate for sale and sell, with appraise- United States of America ex rel., ment, for cash, at public auction, Secretary of Housing and Urban No. PB-2017-29 DISTRICT JUDGE PETITION FOR DISTRIBUTION distributed, and the Personal Rep- NOTICE OF HEARING FINAL JUDGE OF THE AND DISCHARGE resentative discharged. to the highest and best bidder, all Development, State of Oklahoma that certain real estate in McClain ex rel., Oklahoma Tax Commis- ACCOUNT AND PETITION FOR DISTRICT COURT Notice is hereby given that Witness my hand this 17 day of DETERMINATION OF HEIRSHIP PARK, NELSON, CAYWOOD, Jeffrey Wayne Cearley, Personal July, 2017. County, Oklahoma, to-wit: sion and Account Management The North Half of the Northwest Resources, LLC, being all of the AND FOR DISTRIBUTION JONES & PERRYMAN, LLP Representative of the Estate of CHARLES GRAY OF ESTATE 122 North Fourth Street Larry Wayne Cearley, deceased, ASSOCIATE Quarter of the Southwest Quarter Defendants and persons holding of the Southwest Quarter (N/2 or claiming any interest or lien in Notice is hereby given that Post Office Box 968 having filed his Final Account of DISTRICT JUDGE the duly appointed and qualified Chickasha, Oklahoma 73023 the Administration of said Estate, JUDGE OF THE NW/4 SW/4 SW/4) of Section the subject property. Nineteen (19), Township Six (6) Don Hewett, Sheriff of representative of the above- Attorneys for Personal Repre- and a Petition for Determination of DISTRICT COURT captioned estate has filed in this sentative Heirship, for Distribution thereof Hurst and McNeil North, Range Four (4) West, Mc- McClain County, Oklahoma Clain County, Oklahoma; By: /s/ Don Hewett Court a final account and report of STATE OF OKLAHOMA and for Final Discharge of said 1023 West Second the administration of said estate ss: Personal Representative, the hear- P. O. Box 597 subject to unpaid taxes, ad- Don Timberlake - #9021 vancements by Plaintiff for taxes, BAER & TIMBERLAKE, P.C. and a petition for determination COUNTY OF GRADY ing of the same has been fixed by Sulphur, Oklahoma 73086 of heirship, distribution of said PROOF OF MAILING the Judge of said Court for 9:30 (580) 622-3322 insurance premiums, and expens- P.O. Box 18486 es necessary for the preservation Oklahoma City, OK 73154-0486 estate, and discharge to which I, the undersigned, being duly o’clock A.M., on Thursday, the 10 Attorneys for Petitioner all interested parties are referred sworn, on oath, say that I am the day of August, 2017, in the Dis- of the subject property, if any, said Telephone: (405) 842-7722 property having been duly ap- Facsimile: (405) 848-9349 for the relief requested by the attorney for the representative of praised at $75,000.00. Sale will be BT File No.: 110241 representative in this cause. The said estate, and on the above- hearing has been fixed by the mentioned date I mailed and No. 599-July 20-2 Times Attorney at Law, 228 Robert S. Kerr Judge of the Court for the 10 day deposited in the United States IN THE DISTRICT COURT Ave., Suite 970, Oklahoma City, No. 619-July 20-1 Time No. 618-July 20-1 Time of August, 2017, at 9:30 A.M., at Post Office at Chickasha, State of OF MCCLAIN COUNTY Oklahoma 73102, on or before PUBLIC NOTICE Branch Communications, LLC the Courtroom of said Court in the Oklahoma, with sufficient postage STATE OF OKLAHOMA the following presentment date: All persons having an indebted- is proposing to construct a new County Courthouse at Purcell, in thereon prepaid, exact and true IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE September 15, 2017, or the same ness or claim against; telecommunications tower facility the county and state aforesaid, copies of the within Notice of Hear- OF JERRY RAY HASKINS, will forever barred. The Town of Byars, Oklahoma, located at 230th Street, Purcell, and all persons interested in said ing and a copy of the Final Account Deceased. DATED this 13th day of July, McClain County McClain County, OK approxi- estate are notified then and there to and petition for Determination of Case No. PB-2017-55 2017. Are hereby notified that all mately 1,640 feet east of Route appear and show cause, if any they Heirship and for Distribution of Es- NOTICE TO CREDITORS /s/ Melvin L. McDaniel invoices and documentation per- 74. The new facility will consist have, why said account should not tate to all heirs, legatees, devisees To the Creditors of Jerry Ray Melvin L. McDaniel, Attorney taining to said purchase order or of a proposed 300-foot self-sup- be settled and allowed, and said of said estate at their last known Haskins, Deceased: for Administrator contract must be recorded in the portingsupport tower and support estate distributed and the personal places of residences, as set out in All Creditors having claims Melvin L. McDaniel, OBA #5951 office of The Byars Town Clerk on equipment. Any interested party representative discharged. At such the petition filed herein. against Jerry Ray Haskins, De- 228 Robert S. Kerr Ave., Suite or before September 30, 2017, wishing to submit comments re- hearing the Court will be requested /s/ James M. Perryman ceased, are required to present 970 covering all debts now unpaid and garding the potential effects the to approve the final account and JAMES M. PERRYMAN the same with a description of all Oklahoma City, Oklahoma incurred during the period begin- proposed facility may have on report of administration; determine SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN to security interests and other col- 73102 ning on July 1, 2016, and ending any historic property may do so the heirs at law of the decedent; before me this 12 day of July, 2017. lateral (if any) held by each credi- Tel. 405-235-6450 on June 30, 2017, or said account by sending comments to: Project make distribution of all of the as- /s/ Cassandra K. Pruner tor with respect to such claim, to Fax. 405-235-6454 shall be void and forever barred. 6117002959-SF c/o EBI Consult- sets of the estate; approve the Notary Public Casey Bryant, Administrator, at the Attorney for Petitioner /s/ Sandy Gaches ing, 6876 Susquehanna Trail S., payment of costs of administration My Commission Expires: 08- law office of Melvin L. McDaniel, Town Clerk York, PA 17403, or via telephone and approve discharge of the per- 28-2019 at 781-273-2500. sonal representative. If the parties (Seal) 6B-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, July 20, 2017 LPXLP No. 604-July 20-2 Times Attorney at Law, P.O. Box 996, No. 590-July 13-2 Times Special Execution and Order of IN THE DISTRICT COURT Purcell, Oklahoma, 73080, on or AliasExec7/6/17 Sale and to cancel this scheduled OF MCCLAIN COUNTY before the following presentment NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE sale orally or in writing at any time Legal STATE OF OKLAHOMA date: September 7, 2017, or the (Third Alias) prior to sale without notice or leave IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE same will be forever barred. Notice is given that on August of Court. OF PAULINE B. HIGGINS, DATED July 13, 2017. 15, 2017, at 10:00 o’clock a.m. PERSONS OR OTHER ENTI- Deceased. /s/ Carol Jo Bebout at in room 121 of the County TIES HAVING AN INTEREST IN Publications Case No. PB 2017-59 Carol Jo Bebout Courthouse, in Purcell, McClain THE PROPERTY WHOSE INTER- NOTICE TO CREDITORS Personal Representative County, Oklahoma, the Sheriff of EST IS SOUGHT TO BE EXTIN- No. 600-July 20-2 Times 138 W. Main, Purcell, OK 73080, All persons having claim against of the Estate of Pauline B. said County will offer for sale and GUISHED INCLUDING THOSE IN THE DISTRICT COURT addressed to James B. Blevins, Pauline B. Higgins, Deceased, are Higgins, Deceased sell, for cash, at public auction, WHOSE ACTUAL ADDRESS OF MCCLAIN COUNTY Jr., attorney for the Personal required to present the same L. DEE OLIPHANT, OBA 6767 to the highest and best bidder, all IS UNKNOWN AND PERSONS STATE OF OKLAHOMA Representative, on or before the with a description of all security ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL that certain real estate in McClain OR OTHER ENTITIES WHOSE IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE following presentment date: 13th interests and other collateral (if REPRESENTATIVE County, Oklahoma, to-wit: UNKNOWN SUCCESSORS ARE OF JOANNE M. TERLIZZI, day of September 2017, or the any) held by each creditor with P. O. BOX 996 A LOT EIGHTEEN (18), PERSIM- HEREBY NOTIFIED ARE: Deborah Deceased. same will be forever barred. respect to such claim, to the PURCELL, OKLAHOMA 73080 MON RIDGE, BEING A SUBDIVI- L. Rhodes, James R. Rhodes, Case No. PB-2017-64 DATED this 13th day of July, named Personal Representative at (405) 527-5004 SION OF THE SOUTH HALF OF Mortgage Electronic Registration NOTICE TO CREDITORS 2017. the Law Office of L. Dee Oliphant, FAX (405) 527-6300 THE NORTHEAST QUARTER OF Systems, Inc., as nominee for First To the Creditors of Joanne M. /s/ James B. Blevins, Jr. THE SOUTHEAST QUARTER (S/2 Horizon Loan Corporation, State of Terlizzi, Deceased: Blevins & Associates NE/4 SE/4) OF SECTION SIX (6), Oklahoma ex rel., Oklahoma Tax All creditors having claims Law, PLLC TOWNSHIP EIGHT (8) NORTH, Commission, and United States of against Joanne M. Terlizzi, De- James B. Blevins, Jr. No. 556-July 6-3 Times that the Plaintiffs are the owners RANGE FOUR (4) WEST OF THE America ex rel., Internal Revenue ceased, are required to present OBA #881 IN THE DISTRICT COURT of, and that the Plaintiffs are in I.M., MCCLAIN COUNTY, OKLA- Service. the same with a description of 138 W. Main/P.O. Box 1565 OF MCCLAIN COUNTY actual and peaceful possession HOMA, ACCORDING TO THE DON HEWETT, SHERIFF all security interests and other Purcell, Oklahoma 73080 STATE OF OKLAHOMA and occupancy of, the following RECORDED PLAT THEREOF; OF MCCLAIN COUNTY, collateral (if any) held by each Phone: 405-527-7575 MICHAEL HASS, JR. and APRIL described real property situated in subject to unpaid taxes, assess- OKLAHOMA creditor with respect to such claim, Fax: 405-527-7574 HASS, Husband and Wife, McClain County, Oklahoma, to-wit ments, advancements by Plaintiff BY: /s/ Don Hewett to Stacey Lynn Estes, Personal Attorney for Personal Plaintiffs, (the “Property”): for taxes, insurance premiums, KELLY M. PARKER #22673 Representative, at the law office of Representative vs. Lots One (1) and Two (2), Block and expenses necessary for the LAMUN MOCK CUNNYN- Blevins & Associates Law, PLLC, M & M INVESTMENTS, a pur- Thirty-six (36), in the City of Byars, preservation of the subject prop- GHAM & DAVIS, P.C ported fictitious name partner- McClain County, Oklahoma, erty, if any, said property having Attorneys for Plaintiff ship, MARTHA MCGREGOR, as according to the recorded plat been appraised at $168,000.00. 5613 N. Classen Blvd. TRUSTEE and/or CHARLES RAY thereof No. 579-July 13-2 Times directed to appear in the court- Sale will be made pursuant to Oklahoma City, OK 73118 IN THE DISTRICT COURT MCGREGOR and LINDA IRENE free and clear of all liens, claims the Third Alias Special Execution (405) 840-5900 room of the District Court of Mc- MCGREGOR AS SUCCESSOR and encumbrances, M & M Invest- OF MCCLAIN COUNTY, Clain County, State of Oklahoma, and Order of Sale issued in ac- THE BANK OF NEW YORK, STATE OF OKLAHOMA TRUSTEES OF THE BILLY R. and ments, a fictitious name partner- cordance with judgment entered MELLON, AS TRUSTEE on the 7th day of September, MARTHA L. MCGREGOR REVO- ship, has no right, title, interest, In the Matter of the Estate 2017, at 9:30 o’clock a.m. to show in the District Court of McClain FOR FIRST HORIZON of CABLE TRUST u/t/a dated the lien, estate, encumbrance, claim, County, Oklahoma. ALTERNATIVE MORTGAGE cause if any they have why a final 21st day of December 2010, and or assessment in or to said herein- IMOGENE ELIZABETH MITCHELL, accounting should not be made Pursuant to judgment, Plaintiff SECURITIES TRUST 2004-FA2 Deceased. THE TREASURER OF MCCLAIN above described real property, and reserves the right to recall the vs. DEBORAH L. RHODES, et and approved and final orders COUNTY, OKLAHOMA, and THE a Decree quieting and confirming Case No. PB-15-51 made determining heirs, devisees al.; Case No. CJ-2016-74 NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND BOARD OF COUNTY COMMIS- the Plaintiffs’ title and posses- and legatees, decreeing distribu- SIONERS OF MCCLAIN COUNTY, sion thereto, as against said NOTICE OF HEARING FINAL tion, discharge of the personal ACCOUNT UNDER SUMMARY OKLAHOMA, Defendant, M & M Investments, representative and closing said Defendants. a fictitious name partnership, ADMINISTRATION, PETITION estate. The final account and No. 608-July 20-1 Time deprived April 16, 2015; and FOR ORDER ALLOWING FINAL Case No. CV-2017-69 and its unknown successors, and IN THE DISTRICT COURT B. That C.A.M. has been out of petition for order allowing final NOTICE BY PUBLICATION forever barring and enjoining the ACCOUNT, DETERMINATION account, determination of heirs, OF MCCLAIN COUNTY, the home for twenty (20) months; OF HEIRS, DEVISEES AND THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: Defendant, M & M Investments, a STATE OF OKLAHOMA and devisees and legatees, distribu- M & M Investments, a fictitious name partnership, and LEGATEES, DISTRIBUTION OF tion of estate and discharge shall JUVENILE DIVISION C. That pursuant to 10A O.S. § ESTATE AND DISCHARGE purported fictitious its unknown successors from any In the Matter Of: 1-4-904(A)(2); be filed on or before the 1st day name partnership and all right, title, estate, interest All creditors having claims of September, 2017. C.A.M. a. The parent is entitled to cus- against IMOGENE ELIZABETH The above named Defendant, or equity of redemption in and to DOB: 01/29/2007 tody of the child; and IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have M & M Investments, a purported the said lands and premises, or MITCHELL, deceased, are re- hereunto set my hand and affixed A Deprived Child. b. The parent has abandoned quired to present the same, with a fictitious name partnership, will any part thereof. No. JD-2015-05 the child. the seal of said court this 10th day take notice that in the District Court WITNESS MY HAND AND OF- description of all security interests of July, 2017. MOTION FOR TERMINATION Further, it is in the best interests and other collateral (if any) held of McClain County, Oklahoma, in FICIAL SEAL this 27 day of June, OF PARENTAL RIGHTS of C.A.M. that parental rights be /s/Charles Gray the above-styled and numbered 2017. by each creditor with respect to JUDGE OF THE Comes now the State of Okla- terminated. such claim to Sara Emily Keyes, case, an action has been filed by (Seal) homa by and through, Michael Dated this 8th day of December, DISTRICT COURT Michael Hass, Jr. and April Hass, McClain County Court Clerk personal representative, at the /s/Sara Emily Keyes Patlan, Assistant District Attorney, 2016. offices of Garvin Agee Carlton, Husband and Wife, to quiet any By: /s/ Amy Gray and moved the Court to terminate Respectfully submitted, SARA EMILY KEYES, personal right, title, or interest in and to Deputy Court Clerk P.C., 101 E. Grant Ave., P.O. Box representative the parental rights of DAVID MA- /s/ Michael Patlan 10, Pauls Valley, Oklahoma 73075, the real property described herein APPROVED: SON in and to the above-named Assistant District Attorney James W. Carlton, Jr.; OBA below which you have or may /s/ James B. Blevins, Jr. on or before the following present- #12600 child on the following grounds: 121 N. 2nd St., Suite 212 ment date: August 14, 2017, or claim to have, and to partition the Blevins & Associates Law, PLLC A. That C.A.M. was adjudicated Purcell, OK 73080 Garvin Agee Carlton, P.C. same, and you must answer the James B. Blevins, Jr., OBA #881 the same will be forever barred. Attorneys at Law All persons interested in the Petition of said Plaintiffs on file in 138 W. Main/P.O. Box 1565 P. O. Box 10 said cause on or before August Purcell, Oklahoma 73080 estate of IMOGENE ELIZABETH Pauls Valley, OK 73075 MITCHELL, deceased, are hereby 18, 2017, or the allegations of PHONE: (405) 527-7575 No. 607-July 20-1 Time North 2nd Street, Purcell, OK on said Petition will be taken as true FAX: (405) 527-7574 IN THE DISTRICT COURT the 17th day of August, 2017, at and judgment rendered accord- Attorney for Plaintiffs OF MCCLAIN COUNTY, 1:30 o’clock P.M., when the Court ingly, adjudging and decreeing STATE OF OKLAHOMA will hear the merits of said Motion No. 580-July 13-2 Times Assisted Programs at the Federal JUVENILE DIVISION seeking the termination of your SOLICITATION FOR BIDS Aviation Administration) In the Matter of: parental rights to said child and No. 610-July 20-1 Time to correct the condition of SUB- C.A.M. grant relief as the Court deems Notice is hereby given that the Title VI List of Pertinent Non- IN THE DISTRICT COURT STANCE ABUSE. City of Purcell will receive sealed discrimination Statues and Au- DOB: 01/29/2007 necessary. OF MCCLAIN COUNTY, D. That pursuant to 10A O.S. A Deprived Child. FAILURE TO PERSONALLY bids in the office of the City Clerk, thorities (Source: Appendix E of STATE OF OKLAHOMA 1-4-904(B)(16); City Hall, 230 West Main, Purcell, Appendix 4 of FAA Order 1400.11, No. JD-2015-05 APPEAR AT THIS HEARING JUVENILE DOCKET a. Z.R.F. was older than four (4) NOTICE BY PUBLICATION CONSTITUTES CONSENT TO Oklahoma, 73080 until 2:00 PM Nondiscrimination in Federally- IN THE MATTER OF years old at the time of placement Local Time on August 2, 2017. Assisted Programs at the Federal THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: THE TERMINATION OF YOUR Z.R.F. (11/27/2004) in foster care; DAVID MASON PARENTAL RIGHTS TO THIS Said bids will be opened in the Aviation Administration) J.W.W. (07/05/2012) b. Z.R.F. has been placed in City Hall Community Room im- It is the policy of the Department YOU ARE NOTIFIED that the CHILD OR THESE CHILDREN. IF K.N.K.W. (08/28/2014) foster care for at least fifteen (15) State of Oklahoma through Greg YOU FAIL TO APPEAR ON THE mediately thereafter for: of Transportation (DOT) that dis- J.M.J.W. (08/28/2014) of the twenty-two (22) months pre- Install Fuel Farm advantaged business enterprises Mashburn, District Attorney, for DATE AND TIME SPECIFIED, YOU DEPRIVED CHILDREN ceding the filing of this motion; and the 21st District, State of Oklaho- MAY LOSE ALL LEGAL RIGHTS AIP Project 3-40-0130-010- as defined in 49 CFR Part 26 shall CASE NO. JD-2015-08 c. Z.R.F. cannot safely be re- 2017 have the maximum opportunity to ma, has filed a Motion to Terminate AS A PARENT TO THE CHILD OR AMENDED MOTION turned to the home of the mother. Parental Rights naming you as the CHILDREN NAMED IN THE PETI- PURCELL MUNICIPAL AIR- participate in the performance of FOR TERMINATION E. That pursuant to 10A O.S. PORT Purcell, Oklahoma contracts financed in whole or in father to the child below: TION OR MOTION ATTACHED TO OF PARENTAL RIGHTS 1-4-904(B)(17): NAME: C.A.M. THIS NOTICE. Bids shall be made in accor- part with Federal funds. Comes now the State of Okla- a. J.W.W., K.N.K.W., and dance with the Solicitation for For contracts of $50,000 or DATE OF BIRTH: 01/29/2007 FURTHER, if you fail to appear homa by and through, Michael Pat- J.M.J.W. were younger than four LOCATION OF BIRTH: RICH- as to summons herein, the Court Bids, Information to Bidders, more, a contractor having 50 or lan, Assistant District Attorney, and (4) years old at the time of place- Plans and Specifications and more employees, and his subcon- LAND COUNTY, SOUTH CARO- will receive the evidence by the moved the Court to terminate the ment in foster care; LINA State on the date and at the time Bidder’s Proposal, which are on tractors having 50 or more employ- parental rights of JASA FIELDER b. J.W.W., K.N.K.W., and file and available for examination ees and who may be awarded a MOTHER: DEBORAH MASON indicated and will grant the relief in and to the above-named child J.M.J.W. have been placed in FATHER: DAVID MASON the Court deems necessary. at the Office of the City Clerk in subcontract of $50,000 or more, on the following grounds: foster care by the Department of City Hall, Purcell, Oklahoma and will be required to maintain an FURTHER, you must appear DATED this 14th day of July, A. That Z.R.F., J.W.W., K.N.K.W., Human Services for at least six before the District Court, McClain 2017. are made a part of this notice as affirmative action program within and J.M.J.W. were adjudicated (6) of the twelve (12) months; and though fully set forth herein and 120 days of his commencement County, State of Oklahoma, at the /s/ Charles N. Gray deprived June 4, 2015; and c. J.W.W., K.N.K.W., and McClain County Courthouse, 121 JUDGE a copy of which may be obtained of the contract. B. That Z.R.F., J.W.W., K.N.K.W., J.M.J.W. cannot safely be returned from CEC Corporation, 4555 Bids received more than ninety- and J.M.J.W. have been out of to the home of the mother. West Memorial Road, Oklahoma six (96) hours, excluding Satur- the mother’s home since May 15, Further, continued custody of City, Oklahoma 73142, Telephone days, Sundays, and holidays, 2015, for a total of twenty-six (26) the children by the parent is likely 405-753-4200. A non-refundable before the time set for opening of months; and to result in serious emotional or No. 606-July 20-1 Time deprived April 16, 2015; and payment of $50.00 per set will bids as well as bids received after C. That pursuant to 10A O.S. § physical damage to the child and IN THE DISTRICT COURT B. That C.A.M. has been out of be required. Payment shall be by the time set for opening of bids, 1-4-904(B)(5); it is in the best interests of Z.R.F., OF MCCLAIN COUNTY, the home for twenty (20) months; cash or check made payable to will not be considered and will be a. That JASA FIELDER has failed J.W.W., K.N.K.W., and J.M.J.W. STATE OF OKLAHOMA and CEC Corporation. Bids filed with returned unopened. to correct the condition of SUB- that parental rights be terminated. JUVENILE DIVISION C. That pursuant to 10A O.S. § the City Clerk shall be publicly A cashier’s check, a certified STANCE ABUSE which led to the /s/ Michael Patlan In the Matter Of: 1-4-904(A)(2); opened and considered by the check, a surety bond or an ir- deprived adjudication of the child; Michael Patlan, OBA #31678 C.A.M. a. The parent is entitled to cus- City at the time stated above. revocable letter of credit in the b. That JASA FIELDER has been Assistant District Attorney DOB: 01/29/2007 tody of the child; and The Bidder must supply all the amount of five percent (5%) of the given at least three (3) months A Deprived Child. b. The parent has abandoned information required by the bid or bid shall accompany the sealed No. JD-2015-05 the child. proposal form. proposal of each bidder. Deposits MOTION FOR TERMINATION Further, it is in the best interests This project is subject to the fol- will be returned to the unsuccess- No. 609-July 20-1 Time FATHER: ARIK WATT OF PARENTAL RIGHTS of C.A.M. that parental rights be lowing requirements as referenced ful bidders. IN THE DISTRICT COURT NAME: J.M.J.W. Comes now the State of Okla- terminated. in the Special Provisions: Buy The City of Purcell reserves the OF MCCLAIN COUNTY, DATE OF BIRTH: 08/28/2014 homa by and through, Michael Pat- Dated this 8th day of December, American Preference (Reference right to reject any and all bids and STATE OF OKLAHOMA LOCATION OF BIRTH: NOR- lan, Assistant District Attorney, and 2016. 49 USC § 50101) to waive any or all informalities. JUVENILE DOCKET MAN, CLEVELAND COUNTY, moved the Court to terminate the Respectfully submitted, Foreign Trade Restrictions Upon receipt of an acceptable IN THE MATTER OF OKLAHOMA parental rights of DEBORAH MA- /s/ Michael Patlan Davis Bacon (Reference: 2 CFR bid, the contract will be awarded Z.R.F. (11/27/2004) MOTHER: JASA FIELDER SON in and to the above-named Assistant District Attorney § 200 Appendix II(D)) within ninety (90) days after J.W.W. (07/05/2012) FATHER: ARIK WATT child on the following grounds: 121 N. 2nd St., Suite 212 Affirmative Action (Reference: opening of bids and the written K.N.K.W. (08/28/2014) FURTHER, you must appear A. That C.A.M. was adjudicated Purcell, OK 73080 41 CFR part 60-4. Executive Order contract executed within ten (10) J.M.J.W. (08/28/2014) before the District Court, McClain 11246) days thereafter. DEPRIVED CHILDREN County, State of Oklahoma, at the Governmentwide Debarment There will be a pre-bid confer- CASE NO. JD-2015-08 McClain County Courthouse, 121 and Suspension (Reference: 2 ence concerning this project at NOTICE BY PUBLICATION North 2nd Street, Purcell, OK on No. 605-July 20-1 Time North 2nd Street, Purcell, OK on CFR part 180 (Subpart C), 2 CFR 2:00 PM, July 26, 2017, in the THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: the 17th day of August, 2017, at IN THE DISTRICT COURT the 17th day of August, 2017, at part 1200, DOT Order 4200.5 Community Room, at City Hall, JASA FIELDER 1:30 o’clock P.M., when the Court OF MCCLAIN COUNTY, 1:30 o’clock P.M., when the Court DOT Suspension & Debarment 230 West Main, Purcell, Oklahoma, YOU ARE NOTIFIED that the will hear the merits of said Motion STATE OF OKLAHOMA will hear the merits of said Motion Procedures & Ineligibility) 73080. State of Oklahoma through Greg seeking the termination of your JUVENILE DIVISION seeking the termination of your Government Requirements for Attendance at the Pre-Bid Mashburn, District Attorney, for parental rights to said children and In the Matter of: parental rights to said child and Drug-free Workplace Conference is MANDATORY. the 21st District, State of Oklaho- grant relief as the Court deems C.A.M. grant relief as the Court deems Nonsegregated Facilities Re- Bids will NOT be accepted from ma, has filed a Motion to Terminate necessary. DOB: 01/29/2007 necessary. quirement (Reference: 41 CFR contractors who do NOT have Parental Rights naming you as the FAILURE TO PERSONALLY A Deprived Child. FAILURE TO PERSONALLY § 60-1.8) a representative attending the mother to the children below: APPEAR AT THIS HEARING No. JD-2015-05 APPEAR AT THIS HEARING The Sponsor, in accordance Pre-Bid Conference. No plans, NAME: Z.R.F. CONSTITUTES CONSENT TO NOTICE BY PUBLICATION CONSTITUTES CONSENT TO with the Provisions of Title VI specifications or bid documents DATE OF BIRTH: 11/27/2004 THE TERMINATION OF YOUR THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: THE TERMINATION OF YOUR of Civil Rights Act of 1964 (78 will be issued after the Pre-Bid LOCATION OF BIRTH: ADA, PARENTAL RIGHTS TO THIS DEBORAH MASON PARENTAL RIGHTS TO THIS Stat. 252, 42 U.S.C. § § 2000d Conference. All bidders must visit PONTOTOC COUNTY, OKLA- CHILD OR THESE CHILDREN. IF YOU ARE NOTIFIED that the CHILD OR THESE CHILDREN. IF to 2000d-4) and the Regulations, and inspect the construction site HOMA YOU FAIL TO APPEAR ON THE State of Oklahoma through Greg YOU FAIL TO APPEAR ON THE hereby notifies all bidders that it and be familiar with the physical MOTHER: JASA FIELDER DATE AND TIME SPECIFIED, YOU Mashburn, District Attorney, for DATE AND TIME SPECIFIED, YOU will affirmatively ensure that any characteristics and conditions at FATHER: KELLY DOYLE or MAY LOSE ALL LEGAL RIGHTS the 21st District, State of Oklaho- MAY LOSE ALL LEGAL RIGHTS contract entered into pursuant to the construction site. UNKNOWN FATHER AS A PARENT TO THE CHILD OR ma, has filed a Motion to Terminate AS A PARENT TO THE CHILD OR this advertisement, disadvantaged In order to be eligible to bid this NAME: J.W.W. CHILDREN NAMED IN THE PETI- Parental Rights naming you as the CHILDREN NAMED IN THE PETI- business enterprises will be af- project, contractors must (1) be DATE OF BIRTH: 07/05/2012 TION OR MOTION ATTACHED TO mother to the child below: TION OR MOTION ATTACHED TO forded full and fair opportunity to listed on the official Bidder’s List LOCATION OF BIRTH: NOR- THIS NOTICE. NAME: C.A.M. THIS NOTICE. submit bids in response to this by obtaining an official set of Plans MAN, CLEVELAND COUNTY, FURTHER, if you fail to appear DATE OF BIRTH: 01/29/2007 FURTHER, if you fail to appear invitation and will not be discrimi- and Specifications from CEC OKLAHOMA as to summons herein, the Court LOCATION OF BIRTH: RICH- as to summons herein, the Court nated against on the grounds of Corporation and (2) be listed as an MOTHER: JASA FIELDER will receive the evidence by the LAND COUNTY, SOUTH CARO- will receive the evidence by the race, color, or national origin in attendee of the mandatory Pre-Bid FATHER: ARIK WATT State on the date and at the time LINA State on the date and at the time consideration for an award. Conference for this project. NAME: K.N.K.W. indicated and will grant the relief MOTHER: DEBORAH MASON indicated and will grant the relief Title VI Clauses for Compliance Bids received from contractors DATE OF BIRTH: 08/28/2014 the Court deems necessary. FATHER: DAVID MASON the Court deems necessary. with Nondiscrimination Require- not meeting the above require- LOCATION OF BIRTH: NOR- DATED this 14th day of July, FURTHER, you must appear DATED this 14th day of July, ments (Source: Appendix A of ments will be returned unopened. MAN, CLEVELAND COUNTY, 2017. before the District Court, McClain 2017. Appendix 4 of FAA Order 1400.11, City of Purcell OKLAHOMA /s/ Charles N. Gray County, State of Oklahoma, at the /s/ Charles N. Gray Nondiscrimination in Federally- MOTHER: JASA FIELDER JUDGE McClain County Courthouse, 121 JUDGE LPXLP THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, July 20, 2017-7B No. 603-July 20-1 Time deceased, Known and Unknown No. 601-July 20-2 Times No. 582-July 13-2 Times No. 595-July 13-2 Times BEFORE THE CORPORATION heirs, successors and assigns IN THE DISTRICT COURT Invitation to Bid IN THE DISTRICT COURT COMMISSION OF THE of Paul K. Avey a/k/a P.K. Avey, OF McCLAIN COUNTY Section 00020 OF MCCLAIN COUNTY STATE OF OKLAHOMA Known and Unknown heirs, suc- STATE OF OKLAHOMA Sealed bids addressed to the STATE OF OKLAHOMA APPLICANT: KEITH F. WALKER cessors and assigns of Ida Flor- In the Matter of the Estate of BECKY ANN COLLINS, also known as Owner will be received at the Place In re Change of Name of Minor OIL & GAS COMPANY, LLC ence Avey a/k/a I. Florence Avey BECKY ANN YORK, also known as BECKY ANN BENNETT, of Bid until the Time of Bid on the Child(ren) RELIEF SOUGHT: POOLING a/k/a Florence Avey a/k/a Mrs. Deceased. Bid Date and then will be opened Julie Doris Wiley, LEGAL DESCRIPTION: N/2 SW/4 Paul K. Avey, Deceased, Known Case No. PB-2017-71 and read publicly the same date Petitioner. (ADA LOT 3 AND NE/4 SW/4) and Unknown heirs, successor AMENDED COMBINED NOTICE and hour. In re Change of Name of Minor OF SECTION 7, TOWNSHIP 5 and assigns of R.E. Henderson, TO CREDITORS AND NOTICE OF HEARING PROJECT: Town Of Goldsby Child(ren): NORTH, RANGE 3 WEST, MC- deceased, Known and Unknown TO: All persons interested in the Estate of Becky Ann Collins, Park Expansion Jacobey David Yockey CLAIN COUNTY, OKLAHOMA heirs, successor and assigns of Deceased: OWNER: Town of Goldsby Tryston Dale Yockey Cause CD No. 201704104 Flavie Henderson, deceased , all of You are hereby notified that on the 13th day of July, 2017, the Peti- 100 E. Center Road No. CV-17-79 SECOND AMENDED the above, if living or in existence, tioner, Phillip B. York, 632 East Anne Street, Oconomowoc, Wisconsin Goldsby, OK 73093-9112 NOTICE OF PETITION TO NOTICE OF HEARING and if not living or in existence, then 53066, filed in the District Court of McClain County, Oklahoma, a BID DATE: AUGUST 4TH, CHANGE NAME(S) OF STATE OF OKLAHOMA: To their unknown heirs, executors, Petition for Summary Administration and Admission of Foreign Will 2017 MINOR CHILD(REN) Burch Lee Blackstock, Chesa- administrators, devisees, trustees, to Probate. The Petitioner has alleged that Becky Ann Collins, also TIME OF BID: 2:00PM local time OKLAHOMA peake Exploration, LP, Eagle successors and assigns, immedi- known as Becky Ann York, also known as Becky Ann Bennett, died PLACE OF BID: City of Goldsby McClain County Exploration Production, LLC, GHK ate and remote, and to all persons, testate on October 21, 2004, domiciled in and residing in Marion, Municipal Offices Notice is hereby given that Julie Royalty, H.W. Allen & Company, owners, producers and takers of oil Iowa; that the Last Will and Testament of the Decedent, dated June Any bids received after the Doris Wiley filed a petition to the Harold D. Fox & Hope K. Fox, and gas, and to all other interested 22, 2015 named the said Petitioner as alternate personal representa- stated Time of Bid will be returned District Court of McClain County, Trustees of the Fox Joint Revenue persons particularly in McClain tive and has been admitted to probate in Marion, Iowa. Attached to to the Bidder unopened. Oklahoma on the 11th day of July, Trust dated 5/14/93, JWK Minerals County, Oklahoma. the Petition is instrument purporting to be the Last Will and Testament Bids received more than ninety 2017, praying for a change in the Management, Lorene Ann Mitch- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that of the Decedent. The Petitioner has asked that this Court admit the six (96) hours, excluding Satur- name of minor child(ren) from ell, Northridge Energy Company, the Applicant is requesting that the Will to probate and order summary proceedings pursuant to 58 O.S. days, Sundays, and Holidays, Jacobey David Yockey to Jacobey Nub’s Well Servicing, Inc., Nye Commission issue an Order pool- § 245, et seq. before the time set for opening David Wiley, and of Tryston Dale Investment Company, LLC, Pride ing the interests and adjudicating In the Order for Combined Notice entered herein, the Court found bids, as well as bids received af- Yockey to Tryston Dale Wiley. Energy Company, Priscilla Gay the rights and equities of the oil that it should dispense with the regular estate proceedings prescribed ter the time set for opening bids, Notice is hereby given pursuant to Kurz, R.D. Gordon & Company and gas owners in the drilling and by law and order notice to creditors and issue an order for hearing will not be considered and will be law to any interested or affected Limited, Roger Pugh, Tammy L. spacing units described in the cap- upon the Petition for Summary Administration, Appointment of Special returned unopened. party to appear in said Court and Estes, The Gordon Pugh Trust tion hereof for the Simpson Sand Administrator, Admission of Foreign Will to Probate, Determination of Bidding Requirements and to file objections to such name dated April 30, 2012, Trena Jan Series above the Oil Creek, Hunton Heirs, Devisees and Legatees, and Distribution of Estate and Discharge Documents, including Drawings, change. A hearing regarding this Blackstock, Vincent Craig Black- Lime, Gibson, Osborne and Viola of Special Administrator. Specifications and Addenda are matter is scheduled for August 3, stock, Walter Duncan Oil, Limited common sources of supply, all to The names, ages and last known addresses of the heirs or devi- open for Bidders and Sub-Bidders 2017, at 9:30 a.m. in Courtroom Partnership, Westenergy, LLC, be upon such terms and condi- sees of Becky Ann Collins, Deceased, so far as known to petitioner inspection during normal business # 2. (Chambers). Wilbur E. McMurtry, LLC, Abbie tions as are just and reasonable are as follows: hours and may be obtained at the This 11th day of July, 2017. Blair Baxter, Anna Snider, Ashley and which will afford all of such office of: Michael McCoy Archi- CHARLES GRAY Stout s/p/a Ashley Elizabeth Bax- owners the opportunity to recover Name Age Last-known Relationship tects, Inc.,605 NW 6th, OKC, OK, ASSOCIATE ter, Baxsto, LLC, Blairbax Energy, or receive without unnecessary address to decedent Oklahoma 73102, (405) 769-9802. DISTRICT JUDGE LLC, BNP Paribas, Buffy Energy, expense their just and fair share Complete sets of Bidding Docu- DISTRICT COURT LLC, Cayman Lenders, LLC, Cay- of all hydrocarbon substances Phillip B. York Adult 632 East Anne Son ments will be issued to Contrac- JUDGE PRESIDING man Resources Corporation, produced therefrom, and that the Street tors only. Bidders may obtain Cecilia K. Mullen, Trustee of the Commission make definite provi- Oconomowoc, a maximum of two (2) sets of Testamentary Trust established sions for the payment of all actual WI 53066 Bidding Documents by deposit in under the Last Will and Testament costs and expenses, not to exceed the amount of $40.00 per set and No. 584-July 13-2 Times David R. York Adult 1415 E. 39th, Son IN THE DISTRICT COURT of Peter P. Mullen, David R. Whit- reasonable costs and expenses Apt. 13b additional sets by paying printing field a/k/a David Ross Whitfield, of drilling and development, in- costs ($1.50/sheet for drawings OF McCLAIN COUNTY, Davenport, IA STATE OF OKLAHOMA Estate of Rees S. Oliver Jr., de- cluding a reasonable charge for 52807 and $.15/page for specifications) ceased, Ethelyn Velma Stockton, supervision. Further, the Order Deposits will be returned to Con- In the Matter of the Will and Estate now Mildram s/p/a Ethlyn Velma will provide that any owner elect- James Adult 1460 44th Son tractors who return the plans and of WANDA FAE CLAGG, Stockton Mildram, Gregory Whit- ing an alternative to participation Timothy York Street, Apt. 10 specifications within seven (7) Deceased. field , Heartland Minerals, LLC, in the well drilled thereunder shall Marion, IA days after the bid date. All Bid- PB-2017-19 Hidden Creek Resources, LLC, be deemed to have relinquished 52302 ding documents remain property NOTICE OF HEARING ON James Snider, James F. McClung, all of its working interest and right of the Architect. FINAL ACCOUNT, PETITION FOR DETERMINATION OF Jane B. Brashier a/k/a Mary Jane to drill in the unit and common Pursuant to the Order for Combined Notice, all creditors having A Bid Security, in the form of a HEIRSHIP, DISTRIBUTION AND Brashier , June Hunt a/k/a June sources of supply named herein claims against Becky Ann Collins, Deceased, are required to present cashiers check, certified check, or SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE Carolyn Hunt , Karen A. Blanco, as to such well and any wells same, with a description of all security interest and other collateral, if acceptable bidder’s surety bond, NOTICE is hereby given that Trustee of the Irene Shields Living drilled subsequent thereto to the any, held by each creditor with respect to such claim, to the Petitioner, made payable to the Owner, in a Mickey Lee Clagg, the duly ap- Trust, Kelly Hollis Baxter, Keystone Applicant. Phillip B. York, c/o Robertson & Williams, 9658 N. May Ave, Ste. 200, dollar amount not less than five pointed and qualified Personal School, KHH Resources, LLC, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Oklahoma City, OK 73120, on or before the 5th day of September, percent (5%) of the Bid proposal Representative of the Estate of Known and Unknown heirs, suc- that the Applicant is requesting 2017, or the same will be forever barred. submitted, including all Alternates, Wanda Fae Clagg, Deceased, has cessors and assigns of Jerry H. the following special relief: Notice is hereby given that a hearing will be held on the 7th day of shall accompany each bid as a filed in this Court the Final Account Whitfield, Known and Unknown A. That the Commission desig- September, 2017, at 9:30 a.m. at the McClain County Courthouse, guarantee that: 1) the Bidder will and report of the administration heirs, successor and assigns nate the Applicant or some other Purcell, Oklahoma before the Honorable Judge of the District Court. not modify withdraw or cancel as such Personal Representative of Irene E. Shields, Known and owner as Operator. At the hearing the Court will decide whether to approve the Petition the proposal for thirty (30) days and the Petition for Determination Unknown heirs, successor and B. At the time of hearing Ap- for Summary Administration, Appointment of Special Administrator, after the bid date; and 2) the bid- of Heirs, Distribution and Final assigns of Burse William Bradley, plicant may request up to one Admission of Foreign Will to Probate, Determination of Heirs, Devisees der, if awarded the contract, will Settlement, and that Thursday, Known and Unknown heirs, suc- year from the date of the pooling and Legatees, and Distribution of Estate and Discharge of Special promptly enter into a contract and the 3rd day of August, 2017, at cessor and assigns of Francis order within which to commence Administrator. execute such bonds and furnish 9:30 A.M. in the Courtroom of the Jane Hospadarsky, Known and operations for the initial well to be You are hereby advised that you may file an objection to the Peti- such insurance certificates as District Court in Purcell, McClain Unknown heirs, successor and drilled thereunder. tion for Summary Administration, Appointment of Special Adminis- may be required. Should the County, Oklahoma has been duly assigns of Geneva Bradley, Mary NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN trator, Admission of Foreign Will to Probate, Determination of Heirs, Bidder fail to honor these two (2) appointed by the said Court for the Whitfield Mohr, Mary Agnes Mc- that this Cause will be set before Devisees and Legatees, and Distribution of Estate and Discharge of guarantees for any reason, the final settlement of said account, Clung, deceased, Mid-Continent an Administrative Law Judge on Special Administrator at any time before the hearing and send a copy Owner shall total his damages and for hearing of the Petition for II, LLC, Murray Street Investments, the Initial Hearing Docket on the to Petitioner, Phillip B. York, c/o Robertson & Williams, 9658 N. May and shall deduct the amount of Distribution, and determination LLC, Norma P. Whitfield , Paul First Floor, Jim Thorpe Building, Ave, Ste. 200, Oklahoma City, OK 73120 or you will be deemed to such damages from the Bidder’s of heirship, at which time and Whitfield , Paul Snider, R. Bert Mc- Oklahoma City, Oklahoma at 8:30 have waived any objections. Bid Security. Should the dam- place any persons interested Clung, Rees S. Oliver III, Richard a.m. on the 8th day of August, If an objection is filed, the Court will determine at the hearing whether ages total less than the amount may appear and file exceptions O. Weed, Ronald H. and Ramona 2017, and that this Notice be the Will attached to the petition shall be admitted to probate, whether of the Bid Security, the difference J. Wilkerson, Ronald H. and Ra- published as required by law and shall be returned to the Bidder. and show cause, if any they have, mona J. Wilkerson, Trustees or the Rules of the Commission. summary proceedings are appropriate and, if so, whether the estate However, all damages in excess why said account should not be their successors in trust, under NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN will be distributed and to whom the estate will be distributed. of the Bid Security shall be borne settled and allowed and the said the Wilkerson Living Trust dated that the Applicant and interested /s/ Thomas C. Williams, by the Owner. Damages may estate distributed and the Personal 7/14/2011, Staghorn Resources, parties may present testimony by Thomas C. Williams, OBA #9688 include, but shall not be limited Representative discharged. LLC, Stephen Snider a/k/a Ken- telephone. The cost of telephonic ROBERTSON & WILLIAMS to, reasonable compensation for IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I neth Stephen Snider, Timothy A. communication shall be paid by 9658 N. May Ave, Suite 200 the Owner’s additional time spent, have hereunto set my hand this Weed, Unknown heirs, successors the person or persons requesting Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73120 additional Architect’s fees, costs 6th day of July, 2017. and assigns of Peter P. Mullen, its use. Interested parties who (405) 848-1944 to the Owner for delays in comple- CHARLES GRAY, deceased, William K. Warren wish to participate by telephone ATTORNEYS FOR PETITIONER tion of the Work based upon the ASSOCIATE DISTRICT Foundation, Unknown heirs, suc- shall contact the Applicant or Bidders proposed Contract Time JUDGE cessors and assigns of E.H. Mat- Applicant’s attorney, prior to the and the Contract Time as Awarded /s/ Charles Gray thaidess, Known and Unknown hearing date, and provide their including, but not limited to, inter- Judge heirs, successors and assigns name and phone number. est expense and lost revenue, the Randy Mecklenburg (OBA No. 578-July 13-2 Times appear in the courtroom of the #6110) of Estate of Myrtle Pratt, Known NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN IN THE DISTRICT COURT District Court of McClain County, difference between the Bidder’s and Unknown heirs, successors that all interested persons may proposed Contract Sum and the Harrison & Mecklenburg, Inc. OF MCCLAIN COUNTY, State of Oklahoma, on the 7th 202 North 6th Street, P.O. Box and assigns of Nelson B. Cramer appear and be heard. For infor- STATE OF OKLAHOMA day of September, 2017, at 9:30 contract sum as awarded and & Dorothy C. Cramer Address mation concerning this action, costs to rebid the Project should 658 In the Matter of the Estate o’clock a.m. to show cause if any Kingfisher, Oklahoma 73750 Unknown, Known and Unknown contact either John P. Gilbert, of they have why a final accounting such action become necessary. heirs, successors and assigns of Keith F. Walker Oil & Gas Company, Such bid securities will be returned Attorney for Personal Repre- RUSSELL M. ARMISTEAD, should not be made and approved sentative Nelson B. Cramer & Dorothy C. LLC, 103 West Boyd, Norman, OK Deceased. and final orders made determin- to the unsuccessful bidders after Cramer, Trustees, The Cramer 73069 (405) 701-0676 or Roger A. Case No. PB-16-83 ing heirs, devisees and legatees, execution of the Contract. Family Trust dated September 8, Grove, Suite 1000, 204 North Rob- NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND decreeing distribution, discharge The successful bidder will be 1989 and as restated August 2, inson, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma NOTICE OF HEARING FINAL of the personal representative and REQUIRED to obtain compliance No. 598-July 20-2 Times 1990, Known and Unknown heirs, 73102, (405) 795-5480. Please ACCOUNT UNDER SUMMARY closing said estate. The final ac- statements from all subcontrac- IN THE DISTRICT COURT successors and assigns of Victor refer to the above cause. ADMINISTRATION, PETITION count and petition for order allow- tors on the Project. The submis- MCCLAIN COUNTY H. Boyd a/k/a Victor Hugo Boyd, CORPORATION FOR ORDER ALLOWING FINAL ing final account, determination of sion of executed compliance STATE OF OKLAHOMA Known and Unknown heirs, suc- COMMISSION ACCOUNT, DETERMINATION heirs, devisees and legatees, dis- statements will be a condition to IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE cessors and assigns of Victor R. OF OKLAHOMA OF HEIRS, DEVISEES AND tribution of estate and discharge receiving periodic draws and final OF HELEN L. RILEY, Boyd, a/k/a Victor Romaine Boyd, DANA L. MURPHY LEGATEES, DISTRIBUTION OF shall be filed on or before the 1st payment on the Contract Sum. Deceased. Deceased, Known and Unknown CHAIRMAN ESTATE AND DISCHARGE day of September, 2017. Additional bidding instruc- Case No. PB-2017-54 heirs, successors and assigns of J. TODD HIETT All creditors having claims IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have tions are included in the Bidding NOTICE OF HEARING Mona Jean Siscoe a/k/a Mona VICE CHAIRMAN against RUSSELL M. ARMISTEAD, hereunto set my hand and affixed Requirements bound into the PETITION FOR ORDER FOR Jean Cisco, Known and Unknown BOB ANTHONY deceased, are required to present the seal of said court this 10th day Contract Documents. The Owner DISTRIBUTION OF ESTATE heirs, successors and assigns of COMMISSIONER the same, with a description of all of July, 2017. reserves the right to reject any or AND FOR DISCHARGE Banks T. Boyd a/k/a Banks Tay- DONE AND PERFORMED this security interests and other collat- /s/ Charles Gray all bids and waive formalities and OF ADMINISTRATOR lor Boyd, Known and Unknown 14th day of July, 2017. eral (if any) held by each creditor JUDGE OF THE irregularities. Notice is hereby given to all heirs, successors and assigns of BY ORDER OF THE COMMIS- with respect to such claim to Sara DISTRICT COURT persons interested in the Estate of Estelle H. Boyd, deceased, Known SION: Emily Keyes, personal represen- /s/ Sara Emily Keyes Helen L. Riley, Deceased, that on and Unknown heirs, successors PEGGY MITCHELL tative, at the offices of Garvin SARA EMILY KEYES, personal the 13th day of July, 2017, there and assigns of William Romaine SECRETARY OF THE COM- Agee Carlton, P.C., 101 E. Grant representative was filed in the District Court of the Boyd a/k/a William R. Boyd, Sr., MISSION Ave., P.O. Box 10, Pauls Valley, James W. Carlton, Jr.; County of McClain and State of Oklahoma 73075, on or before OBA #12600 Oklahoma, a Petition praying for an the following presentment date: Garvin Agee Carlton, P.C. No. 597-July 20-2 Times Order Distribution the Estate and August 14, 2017, or the same will Attorneys at Law IN THE DISTRICT COURT for Discharging the Administrator be forever barred. P. O. Box 10 OF MCCLAIN COUNTY of the Estate of Helen L. Riley, All persons interested in the es- Pauls Valley, OK 73075 STATE OF OKLAHOMA Deceased. No. 572-July 6-3 Times taining 10 acres, more or less; and tate of RUSSELL M. ARMISTEAD, (405) 238-1000; IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE And pursuant to an order of said NOTICE BY PUBLICATION An undivided mineral interest in deceased, are hereby directed to Fax: (405) 238-1001 OF MARGARET ANN KILLGORE, Court, the 10th day of August, STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: The and under the NE¼ NE¼ Section 9, Deceased. 2017, at the hour of 9:30 am, heirs, executors, administrators, Township 5 North, Range 3 West, Case No. PB-2017-56 o’clock of said day has been ap- devisees, trustees and assigns McClain County, Oklahoma, NOTICE TO CREDITORS pointed as the time for hearing said of SUSAN LEE ARMISTEAD, De- And you, the said defendants, No. 596-July 20-1 Time administratively authorize the All creditors having claims application, before Charles Gray, ceased, and any other unknown are further notified that unless NOTICE approval of disposal/injection of against the Estate of MARGARET Judge of the District Court Probate claimants to the subject lands. you answer said petition of the OKLAHOMA CORPORATION saltwater into a well as follows: ANN KILLGORE, deceased, are re- Division, District Courtroom in GREETINGS: plaintiff, filed herein against you, COMMISSION WELL NAME AND LOCATION: quired to present the same, with a the McClain County Courthouse You and each of you are hereby on or before the 17th day of Au- Oil and Gas Gladys Love #5, 2230 FSL & description of all security interests at 2nd and Washington, Purcell, notified that you have been sued gust, 2017, the allegations of said Conservation Division 660’ FWL, N2 NW SW of Sec. and other collateral (if any) held Oklahoma, when and where any in the District Court of MCCLAIN petition will be taken as true, and Jim Thorpe Building 9-05N-02W, by each creditor with respect to person interested in said estate County, State of Oklahoma, in a decree quieting plaintiff’s title to P. O. BOX 52000 NAME OF DISPOSAL ZONE such claim, to the named Personal may appear and contest said Cause No. CV-17-72, wherein the above-described property will Oklahoma City, Oklahoma AND DEPTH: Hunton, Vio- Representative at the Law Office of petition by filing written opposi- SARA EMILY KEYES is plaintiff, be entered against each of you, 73152-2000 la BILL C. LESTER, Attorney at Law, tion thereto. The heirs, executors, administra- the said defendants. Application No. 1710130030 TOP: 7276 BOTTOM: 8050 212 West Main, P.O. Box 1407, Dated this 13th day of July, tors, devisees, trustees and as- Witness my hand this 29th day STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: All DISPOSAL RATE AND PRES- Purcell, Oklahoma 73080, on or 2017. signs of SUSAN LEE ARMISTEAD, of June, 2017. persons, owners, producers, op- SURE: 2000 Bbs/day; 3500 Psi/ before the following presentment CHARLES GRAY deceased; and any other unknown (SEAL) erators, purchasers, and takers of Surface date: September 12, 2017, or the ASSOCIATE claimants to the subject lands, COURT CLERK OF MCCLAIN oil and gas, and all other interested Objections may be filed with the same will be forever barred. DISTRICT JUDGE are defendants, and the plaintiff COUNTY, OKLAHOMA persons, particularly in McClain Oklahoma Corporation Commis- /s/ Michael T. Killgore Judge of the District Court alleges that she is entitled to By /s/Kathy Peterson County, Oklahoma: sion within fifteen (15) days after Michael T. Killgore /s/ Melvin L. McDaniel have her title quieted in and to the Deputy NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: the publication of this notice. Ob- BILL C. LESTER Melvin L. McDaniel, OBA #5951 following-described real property: GARVIN, AGEE, CARLTON, P.C. That Urban Oil & Gas Group, jections, if any, should be mailed to Attorney for Personal Repre- Attorney for Petitioner Surface estate (and any undi- Attorneys at Law LLC, 1000 E. 14th Street, Ste 300, Oil and Gas Conservation Division, sentative 228 Robert S. Kerr Ave., Suite vided minerals; see below) in and P.O. Box 10 Plano, Texas 75074 is requesting Pollution Abatement Department, 212 West Main - P.O. Box 1407 970 to the NE¼ NE¼ NE¼, Section 9, Pauls Valley, OK 73075 that the Commission, pursuant to Jim Thorpe Building, P. O. Box Purcell, OK 73080 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 Township 5 North, Range 3 West, 405-238-1000 OCC-OGR Rules 165:10-5-5 and 52000, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (405) 527-5623 Tel. 405-235-6450 McClain County, Oklahoma con- Fax: 405-238-1001 165:10-5-6 and ROP 165:5-7-30 73152-2000. OBA #5389 Fax. 405-235-6454 8B-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, July 20, 2017 LPXLP No. 615-July 20-1 Time ryn Bowser c/o Thomas R. Parntership, LP; Ruby D. Nickels Cheryl Putney Drew; Christopher P.J.B. Revocable Living Trust; ceased c/o June Wiley-Caughron BEFORE THE CORPORATION Bowser, Jr.; The Heirs, Successors Trustee of the Ruby D. Nickels H. Tilghman ; Cindy Flaharity; Pagosa Resources, L.L.C.; Pai- f/k/a June Neale; Unknown Heirs, COMMISSION OF THE and Assigns of Kennard D. Miller Revocable Trust, dated April 18, Cockerell Energy, LLC; Colston sano Energy Fund I, L.P.; Par Oil Successors and Assigns of Harry STATE OF OKLAHOMA c/o Barbara Joan Miller; The Heirs, 2008 c/o Jean Webb; Ryan Hay- Corporation; Columbine II Limited Company ; Patricia Denise Cox; Carver, deceased c/o Jan Sarber APPLICANT: NEWFIELD EXPLO- Successors and Assigns of Ken- hurst c/o Donna Hayhurst; Sandra Partnership; Consul Properties, Patricia Denise Cox aka Patricia West; Unknown Heirs, Successors RATION MID-CONTINENT INC. neth C. Price c/o Stephanie Ann Smith; Saxet I Minerals, LLC; SEA LLC.; Continental Resources, Inc.; Denise Webb; Penny Marlene and Assigns of Helen Hazel, de- RELIEF SOUGHT: MULTIUNIT Rocha; The Heirs, Successors and 2015, LLC; Shawnna Fuzzell; Corner Energy LLC ; Cosmo In- Johnson Graham a/k/a Penny M. ceased c/o Crosby Hazel; Un- HORIZONTAL WELL Assigns of Larry John Price and Shirley Moore, a/k/a Shirley Neui- vestments, LLC. Attn: Benjamin Johnson Graham and Randal known Heirs, Successors and LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SECTION John Davis Price c/o Sharron ahr; Sister Mary Florence Feeney, Barresi; Crosby Eugene Hazel; Graham; Phillip Lee Jody a/k/a Assigns of J.N. Ingraham, de- 2, TOWNSHIP 6 NORTH, RANGE Price; The Heirs, Successors and possibly deceased c/o Benedic- Crystal R. Cook; Cynthia Hopkins Phillip L. Jody ; PRI Producing, ceased c/o Frank N. Ingraham; 4 WEST AND SECTIONS 26 AND Assigns of Ronald David Price c/o tine College; Sterling Mi-Ro Part- Rose as Trustee of the Cynthia Inc.; R.D. Williams & Company ; Unknown Heirs, Successors and 35, TOWNSHIP 7 NORTH, RANGE Rhonda Howk; The Heirs, Suc- ners, LP; Sunbun Exploration, Hopkins Rose 2012 Revocable R.L. Sias ; Ramona L. Wolf and Assigns of Jane Hudson, de- 4 WEST, MCCLAIN COUNTY, cessors and Assigns of Stephen L.L.C.; Suzanne Marrs; T.S. Dud- Trust Agreement Dated July 20, John E. Wolf, III, Trustees of the ceased c/o Larry Hudson; Un- OKLAHOMA Lee Smith c/o Travis Stuart Smith; ley Land Company, Inc.; Terra 2012; D. Craig Wright ; D.L. Gold- Osborne Mineral Trust; Randy known Heirs, Successors and CAUSE CD NO. 201704657-T The Heirs, Successors and As- Rosa Royalty Corp.; The Carl B. smith a/k/a Don L. Goldsmith and Stalcup aka Richard R. Stalcup; Assigns of Jeannine Lobdell now NOTICE OF HEARING signs of Tijuana Donner c/o Calvin and Florence E. King Foundation; Jacky Goldsmith; Dean Moor and Randy Willmon ; Rebellion Energy, Bruster, deceased c/o John Lob- TO ALL PERSONS, OWNERS, S. Donner; The Mary Green Fam- The Graham Family Revocable Sara Frances Wylie Moor; De- LLC; Red Oak Energy Partners dell; Unknown Heirs, Successors PRODUCERS, OPERATORS, ily Limited Partnership; Thomas Trust; The J.E. & L.E. Mabee broah Johnston, aka Deborah LLC; Red Stone Operating LLC; and Assigns of Jo Betty Kerr aka PURCHASERS AND TAKERS OF M. Richey, deceased his heirs, Foundation, Inc; Titanium Energy, Peery ; Delmar Ross Coil; Don W. Red Stone Resources, LLC; Red- Jo Betty Webb, deceased c/o Joe OIL AND GAS INCLUDING SEC- successors and assigns c/o LLC; TODCO Properties, Inc.; TPR Tucker ; Donald E. Bernard & hawk Resources, LLC; Rhonda C. David Webb; Unknown Heirs, TION 26-7N-4W: 89 Energy, LLC; Jimmy Don Price; Thomas R. Mid-Continent, LLC; Unknown Joanna J. Wills-Bernard Revo- Johnson Winters aka Rhonda Successors and Assigns of John Adam Price; Barbara A. McCall; Bowser, III; Thomas R. Bowser, Heirs, Successors and Assigns of cable Trust, dated 11/30/2011; Charlene Winters and Harold Walter Hazel, deceased c/o John Becky Saunders; Billy R. Price; Jr.; Timothy Joseph Lowry; Tita- Bernard J. Feeney, deceased c/o Donald F. Peterson ; Donald L. Winters; Richard Gray Minerals, Walter Hazel, Jr.; Unknown Heirs, Brent R. Clements and Donna L. nium Energy, LLC; Tom Ed Moore Benedictine College; Unknown Hansen; Donald M. Curry Invest- LLC and Helen Gray; Richard M. Successors and Assigns of Joyce Clements, as Co-Trustees, or their and Vallory J. Moore, Co-Trustees Heirs, Successors and Assigns of ments, LLC. ; Donna Kay Cipolla Walter; Richard Ronald Adams, Washburn, deceased c/o Julie successors-in-trust, of the BR and of the Jaron Tyler Moore Trust u/t/a Awana Walker, deceased c/o and Michael C. Cipolla; Donna M. Trustee of The Adams Family Liv- Kranker; Unknown Heirs, Succes- DL Family Trust, held under the dated August 17, 2007; TPR Mid- John Albert Mantooth; Unknown Widman, trustee of the Donna M. ing Trust; Richard Stephen sors and Assigns of Lloyd S. Garvin BR and DL Family Trust Agreement Continent, LLC; Travis S. Smith Heirs, Successors and Assigns of Widman Trust Agreement dated Schwartz, as Trustee of the Rich- and Lucyle A. Garvin, both de- dated March 12, 2015; Brigham aka Travis Stuart Smith; Trend Catherine Feeney, deceased c/o March 12,1997; Dora and Claude ard Stephen Schwartz Revocable ceased c/o Barbara Walker; Un- Minerals, L.L.C.; Calvin S. Donner; Venture Fund L.L.C.; Turner Miner- Doreen Caruso; Unknown Heirs, Minerals, LLC; Dwain Alcorn; Family Trust dated June 20, 1994, known Heirs, Successors and Cambria Energy, L.L.C.; Cecil R. als, L.L.C.; Urland Gulf, LLC; Successors and Assigns of Dwight H. Ford, Sr Trustee of the as amended; Rick D. Corley and Assigns of Newt Hopkins, de- Price; Charles Edward Lowry and Vanessa Nicole Price aka Vanessa Charles Feeney a/k/a Charles J. The Ford Revocable Trust dated Kenneth Ray Corley successor ceased c/o Joseph Hayhurst; Donna Lowry; Christine Margaret Price; Velma Rushing; Vicki H. Feeney, deceased c/o Doreen 2-25-1994 c/o Lisa Ford; Eagle Trustees The Nora Lee Corley Unknown Heirs, Successors and Myles aka Christine Margaret Bertoch; Victoria Ann Price c/o Caruso; Unknown Heirs, Succes- Exploration Production, LLC; Echo Revocable Living Trust & Common Assigns of Nora Lee Corley, de- Whitney; Citizen Energy II, LLC; Stephanie Ann Rocha; Wake En- sors and Assigns of Delbert F. Energy LLC; Edward E. Lafaye; Trust, 4/22/1999; for the benefit ceased c/o Rick D. Corley; Un- Cloud Family LLC, c/o Jeremee ergy, LLC; Wells-Blinn Oil & Gas Moore and Billy Moore a/k/a Billy Ellen Marie Watson; EOG Re- of Ambra Lee Berchtold; Rick D. known Heirs, Successors and Cloud, Manager; Continental Re- Partnership; Wilda Jean Lowry; T. Moore, both deceased c/o sources, Inc.; ESP EOC Rose Rock Corley and Kenneth Ray Corley Assigns of Roberta Younger, sources, Inc.; Crystal Lee Jones William Meadows Kennedy and Anita M.Moore; Unknown Heirs, LLC; Ferrelloil II LLC; Firethorn successor Trustees The Nora Lee deceased c/o Jack Younger; Un- aka Crystal Lee Chambers; Curtis Kelly R. Kennedy; William Price, Successors and Assigns of Delbert Holdings, LLC; Fleet Dickey Min- Corley Revocable Living Trust & known Heirs, Successors and Michael Green; Dale Williston deceased his Heirs, Successors F. Moore, Jr., a/k/a Delbert Moore, eral Properties, LLC.; Fleet Fam- Common Trust, 4/22/1999; for the Assigns of Stephen Christopher Minerals ; Dale/P Minerals Limited and Assigns c/o Velma Rushing; Jr., deceased c/o Randy T. Moore; ily Mineral Properties, Inc. ; Fran- benefit of Anton Cole Walker; Rick Allen, deceased c/o Vickie Lee Partnership; Dale/Peregrine Min- Barnett Prairie Missionary Baptist Unknown Heirs, Successors and cis W. Putney, deceased and D. Corley and Kenneth Ray Corley Allen; Unknown Heirs, Successors erals Fund, LP; Daniel Green, Jr. Church; G.W. Miller; SECTION Assigns of Edith Trout, deceased Patricia Putney, now Martin, both successor Trustees under the Nora and Assigns of Walter Entelman, ; Darla J. Clements; Darla J. Cle- 35-7N-4W: Allison Caruso c/o c/o Chisolm Trout LLC; Unknown deceased, their heirs, successors Lee Corley Revocable Living Trust, deceased c/o Nancy J. Lewis; ments; Darlene Wooten ; David Dorene Caruso; Anita Sue Hopkins Heirs, Successors and Assigns of and assigns c/o David Putney; dated April 22, 1999 ; Ricky Dean Unknown Heirs, Successors and Berman aka David M. Berman; Neal; Ann Ingraham Shillig; Bar- F.W. Dye, Bessie A. Dye and James Frank T. Fleet, Inc. ; G Ross Hale Corley; Rita Hazel ; Robert Bruce Assigs of Ruth Wiley, deceased Dewey D. Campbell c/o Myrna bara June Thomas Billy Nickels D. Dye, deceased c/o Duffey Oil and Luanne P. Hale ; G. Stacy Johnson; Robert C. Tilghman ; c/o June Wiley-Caughron f/k/a Campbell-Chambers; Diana M. aka Billy Joe Nickels; Bryan Gene & Gas, Inc.; Unknown Heirs, Suc- Smith; Gadsco, Inc; Glenn B. Robert G. Blair, John David Blair June Neale; Ventana Exploration Seaton; Donald Green ; Doris Fuzzell; Buffalo Creek Minerals, cessors and Assigns of Gary Joe Wiley, Jr. , deceased c/o Mary and Michael A. Elder, as Trustees and Production LLC; Vernon Siewert; E. Jane Scroggs, Trustee L.L.C. Gregg Byram, Manager; Fuzzell, deceased c/o Bryan Gene Gloria Wiley; Golden Creek Miner- under the Will of W.W. Blair, de- James Nordness, Jr.; Vernon of the Eloise Jane Scroggs Trust Castell Oil Company, LLC; Charles Fuzzell; Unknown Heirs, Succes- als ; H. Huffman & Co; Headquar- ceased; Robert G. Blair, John James Nordness, Sr.; Vicki H. dated July 20, 2010; EOG Re- F. Renfro Trustee of the Dorothy sors and Assigns of H.D. Cornell, ters Creek, LLC; Hermine Horwitz, David Blair and Michael A. Elder, Bertoch; Vickie Allen; Victoria A. sources, Inc.; Family Tree Corpo- Tomlinson Trust dated 2-24-94 deceased c/o Cynthia Berrier; formerly Schwartz, deceased c/o as Trustees under the Will of W.W. Stalcup; Victoria Lee Allen; Vincent ration; Floretta Overstreet; Fran- and the trusts unknown succes- Unknown Heirs, Successors and Richard Stephen Schwartz; HLR Blair, deceased; Robert Younger Putney; W.B. Osborn Oil & Gas ces Dockery Row; Francis Jeanett sors; Chieftain Royalty Company; Assigns of Helen Feeney, de- Investments, LLC; Ilene Joyce ; Ruh Oil Company ; Ruth Putney operations; Wake Energy, LLC; Pirtle; Galatyn Minerals LP; Haskell Chisolm Trout, LLC,; Citizen En- ceased c/o Benedictine College; Healey aka Ilene Alcorn; J&M In- a/k/a Ruth M. Putney, deceased Walsh Mineral Properties, LLC. ; Horn Family Limited Partnership; ergy II, LLC; Clodus R. Smith and/ Unknown Heirs, Successors and vestments Company ; J. Forrest c/o Cheryl A. Kreutter; Ryan James Walter Investment Group, LLC. ; Heirs, Successors and Assigns of or Pauline R. Smith, Trustee of the Assigns of Homer Trout, deceased Putney a/k/a Forrest Putney, de- Hazel; Samson Resources Com- Ward Petroleum Corporation; Daniel Green, deceased c/o Dan- Smith Living Trust dated 01-27- c/o Chisolm Trout LLC; Unknown ceased, his heirs, successors and pany successor of Grace Petro- Waterman Energy, LLC. ; White iel W. Green, Jr.; Jack Morgan 1995; Consul Properties, L.L.C.; Heirs, Successors and Assigns of assigns c/o Vincent Putney; J. leum Company, successor of Eagle Acquisitions, LLC.; William Field, Trustee of the Jack Morgan Continental Resources, Inc.; D. Jerry P. Leek a/k/a Geraldine Leek, Forrest Putney, Jr.; Jack I. Hazel ; Magness Petroleum Company; Roy Cook aka William Cook a/k/a Field Trust c/o Bob Slovacek, Eileen Smith; Daisy Nell Stephens, deceased c/o Doreen Caruso; Jack Younger ; James D. Morrison Sanook, Inc. ; Sekani Exploration, William R. Cook & Bryan Paul Cook Trustee; Jack T. Findley, deceased, Trustee of the Daisy Nell Stephens Unknown Heirs, Successors and ; Jason White c/o Kristina Kerr LLC. Attn: Gary O. Rumsey, man- & Erin Michelle Cook Dum, co- his heirs, successors and assigns Revocable Trust dated 03-28- Assigns of Joyce Ellen Kaplan White, Guardian; Jeffrey W. Burr ager; Sharlet Rittue ; Sharon K. trustees of the William R. Cook c/o Lewis Findley; James R. Gre- 1997; Dale K. Graham a/k/a Dale Bernstein, deceasd c/o Charles and Keli G. Burr; Jessica Lynn Kurtz a/k/a Sharon Kay Kurtz; Revocable Trust, a revocable trust gath c/o Christian Ann Swidensky; Kent Graham; David H. Ballard; Selig & Sandrea Lee Bernstein, Bailey; Jessica Lynn Bailey c/o SHERCO, an Oklahoma General dated the 24th day of May, 2013; Janice J. Reeves; Jeffrey L. David R. Jones and Edith Colleen Personal Representatives; Un- Patricia Denise Cox; Jim Curry Partnership; Smith Minerals, LLC; Willis Orion Whitney ; Zetta A. Seaton, deceased, his heirs, suc- Jones, Trustees of the David R. known Heirs, Successors and Investments, LLC.; Jim Nordness, SN Manager, LLC; Southwest Fayos ; Oklahoma Land & Explo- cessors and assigns c/o Diana Jones and Edith Colleen Jones Assigns of Lois Graham, deceased Jr. ; Jim Nordness, Sr.; Jimmy Energy Partners, LLC; Southwest- ration 1980 Drilling Program, Ltd. Seaton; Jeremy Price ; Joe Lee Family Trust dated 02-02-1995; c/o Diana J. White; Unknown Younger; Jodi Surtees; Joe David ern Oil & Gas; Spartan Resources, ; Southeast Exploration 1980-II Lowry and Margaret Cain Lowry; Dennis Patrick Simpson; Diana J. Heirs, Successors and Assigns of Webb; John A. Lobdell; John A. LLC; Stephen R. Brown, Succes- Drilling Program, Ltd; Unknown John L. Schaefer and Lisa J. White a/k/a Diana Lois White a/k/a Martha Frances Armstrong, de- Taylor, deceased c/o Jo Ann Tay- sor Trustee of the Trust created Heirs, Successors and Assigns of Schaefer ; John R. Findley; Joseph Diana L. White; Donna J. Hayhurst, ceased c/o John Albert Mantooth; lor; John Arthur Lobdell; John under the Last Will and Testament Connel Roberts, deceased; Un- W. Hayhurst, Donna J. Hayhurst Trustee of the Donna J. Hayhurst Unknown Heirs, Successors and Bradley Garling; John Francis of Della B. Kneer, deceased; Steve known Heirs, Successors and and Dru Hayhurst ; Joyce Chalm- Trust dated 9/12/2011; Doreen Assigns of Martha L. Hopkins, Putney c/o David Putney; John J. Allen, aka Stephen Christopher Assigns of George L. Holland, ers aka Brenda J. Chalmers; Caruso; Dru Hayhurst c/o Donna deceased c/o Harry H. Hopkins; Fleet, III; John Johnston ; John Allen, deceased, Heirs, Succes- deceased; and all persons if, living Juanita Findley, nee Price a/k/a Hayhurst; Echo Energy LLC; Unknown Heirs, Successors and Kerr; John Walter Hazel, Jr. ; Jon sors and Assigns c/o Vickie Lee or if deceased, their known and Juanita Clark and John O. Findley, Elizabeth A. Dwyer; EOG Re- Assigns of Ruby D. Nickels aka A. Harding; Joseph I. Worsham, Allen; Steven Goldsmith; T.D. unknown successors, and all both deceased, their heirs, suc- sources, Inc.; ESP EOC Rose Ruby Nickels, deceased c/o II; Joseph Warner Hayhurst, Jr. ; Berry Investment, Co., Inc. Tom corporations, existing and if dis- cessors and assigns c/o Mary Rock, LLC; Family Tree Corpora- Jean Webb; Unknown Heirs, Suc- JRS Minerals, LLC; Judith Lynn D. Berry , President; T.S. Dudley solved, its known and unknown LeMaster; JW Oil and Gas, L.L.C.; tion; Farmers United Cooperative cessors and Assigns of Thelma Dickinson ; Judith Lynn Dickinson Land Company, Inc.; Tamara J. successors and all other persons Kathleen Frances Neill; Kathy Pool c/o Donald C. Gaston, Elaine Mantooth, deceased c/o ; Julie A. Kranker, Trustee of the Przylepa a/k/a Tamara Jean Pr- having an interest in the lands Smith; Kendrick R. Carpenter, President; Felix Energy Holdings, Melanie Ann Schantz; Unknown Julie A. Kranker Living Trust, a zylepa; TCD Exploration, LLC. ; covered hereby, particularly in Trustee of the Kendrick R. Car- II, LLC; Felix Energy Minerals II, Heirs, Successors and Assigns of revocable trust dated 4/26/1999; Terra Rosa Royalty Corp.; Terry McClain County, Oklahoma. penter Revocable Trust, dated LLC; Finley Resources, Inc.; Wandalene Marrs, deceased c/o June Wiley-Caughron f/k/a June Wayne Putney c/o David Putney; NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that November 8, 2012; Larry Price; Golden Creek Minerals, L.L.C. ; Richard Marrs; Unknown Heirs, Neale; Karis Kranker; Kathleen The Carver Royalty Company, Applicant in this cause is request- Lewis Findley and Norma Findley; Harry H. Hopkins ; Harry Neal Successors and Assigns of William Dewitt; Kaztex Income 1986 ltd. LLC., an Oklahoma limited liabil- ing that the Commission enter an Lewis Wayne Price; Lindell Leon- Hopkins; Helen Pricer, Trustee Herbert Bernstein, aka William H. Partnership d/b/a Kaztex Joint ity Company; The Inez M. Bagwell order to be effective as of the date ard Shoemake and Kim Wyatt under the Gary B. Smith 1992 Bernstein, deceased c/o Charles Venture ; Kenneth Ray Corley; Revocable Living Trust dated July of the execution thereof or follows: Shoemake, Co-Trustees of the E.L. Revocable Management Trust Selig & Sandrea Lee Bernstein, Kerstan P. Kranker; Kevin William 13, 1992 c/o Luther Donald Bag- Approving a multiunit horizontal Shoemake, Jr. Trust; Lisa Ann dated the 26th day of February, Personal Representatives; Un- Garling c/o Nancy J. Loyd; Key well; The Margaret A. Blair Revo- well in the 640-acre horizontal drill- Smith, Trustee of the Lisa Ann 1992 c/o Gary B. Smith, Succes- known Heirs, Successors and Enterprises, Inc. ; Keystone En- cable Living Trust; Thelma P. ing and spacing units formed for Smith Revocable Trust dated May sor Trustee; Horizontal BOP, LLC; Assigns of William J. Caffrey, ergy Partners, LLC; Kristina Kerr Harding and Robert E. Harding, the Mississippian and Woodford 1, 2009; MAP2009-OK, an Okla- Imajean Fuzzell; Jaco Production deceased c/o James M. Caffrey; White; Kyle Kranker; L.E. Jones both deceased, their heirs, suc- common sources of supply in Sec- homa General Partnership; Mar- Company; Jared Wayne Carpen- Valley Minerals, LLC; Vicki K. Production Co. ; Lakewind, LLC; cessors and assigns c/o Jon A. tion 2, Township 6 North, Range 4 jorie Lynn Price; Martha J. Eaves; ter; Jean Webb aka Barbara Jean Bertoch Revocable Trust Dated Larry K. Hudson; Larry Walsh; Harding; Thomas Cook; Thomas West, McClain County, Oklahoma Mary Jane Vinson; Mary LeMaster Webb; Jessica Leek c/o Barbara October 20, 2015; Wake Energy, Legacy Royalty, LLC; Leland Lloyd G. Putney, deceased c/o David and Sections 26 and 35, Township aka Mary Dian Mendenhall; Mi- Leek; Jimmy N. Graham c/o Billy LLC; Walsh Mineral Properties, Garvin; Leon Troy Cook and Putney; Timothy W. Lobdell a/k/a 7 North, Range 4 West, McClain chael Glenn Jones; Michael James Joe Graham; Jo Ann Manke; John L.L.C.; Waterman Energy, LLC; Debora M. Cook Trustees of the Timothy Wallace Lobdell; TPR County, Oklahoma so as to allow Matthews; Mid-Western Energy Albert Mantooth; John D. Smith; Willard M. Smith; William E. Smith; Cook Living Trust a revocable trust Mid-Continent, LLC; TRP MIdCon, such multiunit horizontal well to Corp., successor to Mid-West John E. Wolf, III, successor William F. Mitchell; William Paul dated 6th day of November 2015 LLC; Trust A under the Last Will be drilled as described below Mud Company, Inc. c/o Harold Trustee for the Osborne Mineral Chaat Smith; Wyatt Energy Part- ; Leroy Gatlin II ; Lime Rock Re- and Testament of Margaret Helen and to be completed in and to McConnell, Service Agent; Nathan Trust, dated September 9, 1991, ners c/o Castello Enterprises, Inc. sources II-A, L.P.; Linda Nell Kalmar, Frank T. Fleet, Trustee; produce hydrocarbons from the Leavitt Smith; Neva J. Stephens amended January 13, 1999; Jo- General Partner; Unknown Heirs, Ruggles; Linda Starr Cook Trustee Turk Oil & Gas, LLC, and Dorothy above named common sources aka Neva Jo Stephens; Newcastle seph T. Wright III; Keely Invest- Successors and Assigns of Cassie of the Linda Starr Cook Trust a Jean Turk, and the unknown heirs, of supply and establishing of a Energy, LLC; Northwest Oil & Gas ments ; Kevin Ray Manke and Hampton, deceased; Unknown revocable trust dated 6th day of successors and assigns of Lon B. proper allocation factor for allocat- Exploration, LLC; Paige Smith JoAnn Manke, as trustee of the Heirs, Successors and Assigns of August 2015; Lisa Marie Kerr; Turk, deceased c/o BOKF, NA, ing the cost of and the production Martin; Pamela Joyce Schott; Manke Family Trust u/t/a Dated Edwin E. Hampton, deceased; LuAnn Stalcup aka LuAnn Cran- Agent; Twyla Aline Palmer; Unit and proceeds from such multiunit Panhandle Oil & Gas Inc., succes- the 7th day of March 2013; Know- Unknown Heirs, Successors and dall; Luther Donald Bagwell and Petroleum Company, as succes- horizontal well to each of the af- sor in interest to Panhandle Roy- cando, Ltd.; Kridler Revocable Assigns of John H. Hampton, Lorra Suzann Bagwell, Trustees sor to the interest of PetroCorp, fected units covered hereby. alty Company; Phil Price, de- Trust; L.A. Maxson; Larry G. Ra- deceased; Unknown Heirs, Suc- of the Bagwell Living Trust, dated Inc., as successor to Park Avenue Granting such other and further ceased, his heirs, successors and gan, Trustee under the Larry G. cessors and Assigns of Joseph R. June 13, 2005; Lynda F. McKinney; Exploration Corporation ; Un- relief as may be proper based assigns; Plainview Holdings, LLC; Ragan 1992 Revocable Manage- Baggett, deceased; SECTION Macsene Biswell Adams, for- known Heirs, Successors and upon the evidence presented POPEM LLC; Prairie Oil and Gas, ment Trust dated the 21st day of 2-6N-4W: ACE Energy, LLC; Ad merly Macsene Biswell, Successor Assigns of Albert W. Hicks and at the hearing herein. The legal LLC; Randy S. Cook, Trustee of February, 1992; Laura Jean Hop- Astra Foundation; Adam Gregory; Trustee of the Maxine Jarvis Ada Hicks, both deceased c/o descriptions of the land sections the Randy S. Cook Living Trust kins, aka Laura Jean Simpson, aka Aeolus Alternative Energy Inc. Dougherty Revocable Trust exe- Nancy Grissette; Unknown Heirs, adjacent to the area within which dated January 17, 2017; Raymond Laura Jean Hayes, aka Laura Jane Attn: Grant Nixon; AGK, LLC. ; cuted the 23rd day of April 1997 Successors and Assigns of Alice the location exception lies are Sec- Price, deceased c/o Janice Price Underwood, aka Laura Jane Pier- Allyson Gatlin Sullivan ; Ambra Lee ; MAP2009-OK, an Oklahoma Fleet, deceased c/o Fleet Dickey tions 22, 23, 24, 25, 27, 34 and 36, Francis; Rebellion Energy, LLC; son c/o Michael Brady Pierson; Berchtold; Angie R. Hester Revo- genreal partnership c/o MAP Mineral Properties, LLC; Unknown Township 7 North, Range 4 West Red Stone Resources, LLC; Laura LaBrada Williams; Lessa cable Trust c/o Buffalo Creek Royalty, Inc.; Marcia N. Anderson, Heirs, Successors and Assigns of and Sections 1, 3, 10, 11 and 12, Rhonda Howk; Richard Paul Wood Loraine Lewis a/k/a Lorane Lewis; Minerals; Anna B. Jacobs ; Anne Trustee of the Marcia N. Anderson Arthur C. Hazel, deceased c/o Township 6 North, Range 4 West, and Marion Gail Wood ; Rolanda Londa LuVicia Lamey; LuAnn N. Kelly, Trustee of the Anne N. Revocable Trust U/T/A dated Crosby Hazel; Unknown Heirs, all in McClain County, Oklahoma. Gene Price Russell; Ronald L. Marrs; Marcia Goodall Walker; Kelly Revocable Trust, U/T/A September 18, 2009; Mary Arden Successors and Assigns of Arthur Applicant further requests that Ap- Clements, Trustee of the R & C Martha Lynn Chaat Smith; Mary dated October 8, 2010; Anton Cole Gatlin; Mary Bingaman; Mary M. Hazel, aka Max Hazel, de- plicant or some other party be au- Clements Family Trust; Roy D. and Bingaman; Melanie Ann Schantz; Walker ; Ashlea Baker, aka Ashlea Gloria Wiley; Mary Newell Coil; ceased c/o Ryan Hazel; Unknown thorized the right to drill said well. Kaye Moore, LLC; Sandra Kay Michael Brady Pierson; Michael Beal and Michael Beal; Barbara Mekusukey Oil Company, LLC. Heirs, Successors and Assigns of Applicant further requests that it Price Jones, nee Rains; Sandra Caruso a/k/a Michael McPadden; Joann Walker; Beasley Oil Com- Amy Jo Love, AIF; Melissa White Becky Hazel Nordness, deceased be permitted to produce said well Zari; Star Royalty Company, LLC; Michael D. Dwyer c/o BOKF, N.A., pany; Bessie Putney, deceased, c/o Kristina Kerr White, Guardian; c/o Cheryl Northrup; Unknown at said location from the common Stephanie Ann Rocha; Steven as Agent; Mount St. Scholastica, her heirs, successors and assigns MEOR Whitney Company, LLC.; Heirs, Successors and Assigns of sources of supply covered hereby Patrick Peters; Stonewall Miner- Inc. Ann Shepard, President; c/o Jon A. Harding; Bob Harding; Merrico Resources, Inc. c/o Trip- Betty Lee Stalcup, deceased c/o without any downward allowable als, LLC; T.S. Dudley Land Com- Newcastle Energy Investments, Bo-Mc Enterprises, LLC; Brad ower Resources, LLC; Michael C. James R. Stalcup; Unknown Heirs, adjustment. pany, Inc.; TECO Royalty Com- LLC ; Nina L. Kridler Revocable Ransom and Lori Ransom c/o Stone ; Nancy Grissett; Nancy J. Successors and Assigns of Betty NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN pany, LLC c/o The Trust Company Trust c/o Warren M. Kridler; Nina Adam Gregory; BRP, LLC d/b/a Lewis f/k/a Nancy Jean Muscio Sue Goldsmith, presumably de- THAT Applicant is proposing to of Oklahoma, Agent; TGCD Part- O. Hopkins; Northwest Royalty, Texas BRP LLC ; individually and Nancy J. Lewis as ceased c/o Donald Goldsmith; drill the multiunit horizontal well nership; The Blakeley Family Trust LLC; Panhandle Oil and Gas Inc, Bryan P. Cook; Buffalo Creek Successor Trustee of The Entel- Unknown Heirs, Successors and involved herein at the following dated August 30, 2007, as amend- Panhandle Royalty Co., as suc- Minerals LLC; Burton Carl John- man Trust; Nancy J. Loyd ; Nancy Assigns of C.R. Walbert, aka location: ed and restated on November 12, cessor to Wood Oil Company; Paul ston and Elaine B. Johnston, as Wakefield nee Cook aka Nancy Charles R. Walbert, deceased c/o LOCATION OF WELLBORE 2014, Judy Sue Moore Blakeley, David Hopkins; Paula Diane Chaat Trustees of the Burton Carl John- Wakefield Johnson aka Nancy Thomas Walbert; Unknown Heirs, (LATERAL) AT SECTION 2 COM- Trustee; The Field Family Trust c/o Smith; Pentex Exploration & Pro- ston and Elaine B. Johnston Re- Cook Johnson, deceased c/o Successors and Assigns of Carl PLETION INTERVAL: THE PRO- James R. Field, surviving Trustee; ducing, Inc.; Pine Oil & Gas Ltd., vocable Living Trust under trust Julie Kranker; Nanette Bruce ; L. Coil, deceased c/o Carl L. Coil, POSED LOCATION OF THE END The Heirs, Successors and As- a Texas limited partnership c/o agreement dated June 29, 2007; Nelyn Lorene Kellam; Nevin Coo- Jr.; Unknown Heirs, Successors POINTS OF THE COMPLETION signs of Bertha Price c/o Velma Duffey Oil & Gas, Inc.; R. Scott Carl L. Coil, Jr.; Carolton L. Dem- per, Sole Trustee of the Revocable and Assigns of E. Keith Cooper, INTERVAL WILL BE NO CLOSER Rushing; The Heirs, Successors Richey; Raisa II, LLC; Randy S. ing c/o MEOR Whitney Company, Inter Vivos Trust of Neva P. Cooper deceased c/o Nevin Cooper; Un- THAN 0 FEET FROM THE NORTH and Assigns of Bobby Ray Price Cook, Trustee of the Randy S. LLC; Carolyn L. Hazel Bridge ; dated 2/14/91; Nina L. Kridler, known Heirs, Successors and LINE AND NO CLOSER THAN c/o Jeremy Price; The Heirs, Suc- Cook Living Trust dated January Carroll Edwin Garvin; Cascade Trustee of the Nina L. Kridler Re- Assigns of E. W. Whitney aka Earl 2,640 FEET FROM THE SOUTH cessors and Assigns of Carolyn 17, 2017; Richard Marrs; Robert Resources, LLC ; Casillas Pe- vocable Trust, dated Oct 17, 1991; Wayne Whitney, Jr., deceased c/o LINE AND NO CLOSER THAN Jo Lewis c/o David Berman; The T. Johansen & Norma Jean Johan- troleum Corp.; Casillas Petroleum No.3 Oil & Gas; Norma Johnson; MEOR Whitney Company, LLC; 1,500 FEET FROM THE WEST Heirs, Successors and Assigns of sen, Co-Trustees of the Robert T. Resource Partners, LLC; CDM Northwest Oil and Gas Explora- Unknown Heirs, Successors and LINE OF SECTION 2, TOWNSHIP Darrel Eugene Green c/o Debbie and Norma Jean Johansen Revo- Energy, LLC. Attn: Ellen M. Mad- tion, LLC; Okie Energy Group III, Assigns of Edgar B. Younger, 6 NORTH, RANGE 4 WEST, MC- Lynn Green; The Heirs, Succes- cable Trust dated 06-12-1998; don; Charlene Putney Kaufman LLC; Okmulgee Minerals, LLC; deceased c/o Jack Younger; Un- CLAIN COUNTY, OKLAHOMA sors and Assigns of E.L. Cralle c/o Rosalie Koron & Jack Koron, Co- a/k/a Charline Putney Cumming; Osage Oil and Gas Properties; known Heirs, Successors and LOCATION OF WELLBORE Randall S. Cook; The Heirs, Suc- Trustees of the Rosalie Koron Trust Charles McGee; Charles Whithead Osborn Heirs Company, Ltd., a Assigns of Edna Ruth Johnson, cessors and Assigns of Edna Price under trust agreement dated 07- and Rosemary Whitehead; Chas- Texas limited partnership, dba deceased c/o Penny Graham; c/o Gayle Ornellas; The Heirs, 27-1984 c/o Jeffrey Koron, Suc- ka Energy LLC; Cheryl Nordness Osborn heirs Company; P.A.W.N. Unknown Heirs, Successors and Successors and Assigns of Kath- cessor Trustee; Royalty Interests Northrup; Cheryl Putney a/k/a Enterprises, a Limited Partnership; Assigns of Glenn B. Wiley, de- Please see Legal, page 9B LPXLP THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, July 20, 2017-9B From page 5B From page 4B Redbud: News: by Stacey Roberson, owned Amateur Select Western home cooked and served by the by J D Roberson, Diamond Pleasure Level 2 (6 entries)— volunteers at Lexington Com- Ranch, Byars. 1st, 3rd, 1st, 2nd, 2nd, Ona munity Center, 131 S. Main. Novice Amateur Ranch Rid- Hot Summer Night, owned All menus are subject to ing Level 1 (10 entries)—9th, and shown by Suzi Luckett, change. 9th, 9th, Bernie Mega Mac, Norman. Menu for July 20, 26 and 27: owned and shown by Deb Youth Western Horse- Thursday, July 20—Fried Waskowiak, Purcell. manship 13 and Under (13 chicken, mashed potatoes and Youth Ranch Riding (7 entries)—6th, 8th, 8th, 6th, gravy, green beans, corn, rolls, entries)—1st, 1st, 1st, 1st, 1st, 8th, 4th, Magnetyzed, shown salad bar, apricot cobbler or 1st, 4th, 4th, Greedy Ghost, by June Roberson, owned by cake. shown by Rosella Roberson, Stacey Roberson, Diamond R Wednesday, July 26—Roast owned by J D Roberson, Ranch, Byars. beef with potatoes and carrots, Diamond R Ranch, Byars; Youth Western Horseman- broccoli, rolls, salad bar, lemon 5th, 3rd, 5th, 3rd, Traditional ship Level 2 (93 entries)— and pecan pie. Fudge, shown by June Rober- 2nd, 1st, 1st, 5th, 1st, 1st, 4th, Thursday, July 27—Smoked son, owned by J D Roberson, 4th, Greedy Ghost, shown by sausage or hot links, fried po- Diamond R Ranch, Byars. Rosella Roberson, owned by J tatoes, beans, okra, rolls, salad VRH Youth Ranch Con- D Roberson, Byars. bar, carrot cake. formation (4 entries)—1st, Greedy Ghost, shown by From page 8B Rosella Roberson, owned by J D Roberson, Byars; 3rd, • Photo provided Legal: Traditional Fudge, shown by Waiting game June Roberson, owned by J D (LATERAL) AT SECTION 35 be published as required by law Roberson, Byars. COMPLETION INTERVAL: THE and the rules of the Commission. When a disabled logging truck blocked the road they were on, University of Oklahoma students PROPOSED LOCATION OF THE NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN and Sister Rosemary Nyirumbe were sidelined for hours in northern Uganda. VRH Youth Ranch Trail END POINTS OF THE COMPLE- that in the event this cause is (6 entries)—4th - Traditional TION INTERVAL WILL BE NO uncontested, the Applicant, its Fudge, shown by June Rober- CLOSER THAN 0 FEET FROM THE representatives, witnesses and son, owned by J D Roberson, NORTH LINE AND NO CLOSER other proponents of the Appli- THAN 0 FEET FROM THE SOUTH cant may appear and testify by Byars. LINE AND NO CLOSER THAN telephone. The cost of telephonic VRH Youth Ranch Reining 1,500 FEET FROM THE WEST communication shall be paid by (8 entries)—3rd, Traditional LINE OF SECTION 35, TOWN- the person or persons requesting SHIP 7 NORTH, RANGE 4 WEST, its use. Interested parties who Fudge, shown by June Rober- MCCLAIN COUNTY, OKLAHOMA wish to participate by telephone son, owned by J D Roberson, LOCATION OF WELLBORE shall contact the Applicant or Byars; 6th, Greedy Ghost, (LATERAL) AT SECTION 26 COM- Applicant’s attorney, prior to the shown by Rosella Roberson, PLETION INTERVAL: THE PRO- hearing date, and provide their POSED LOCATION OF THE END name and phone number. owned by J D Roberson, Byars. POINTS OF THE COMPLETION NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN VRH Youth Ranch Riding INTERVAL WILL BE NO CLOSER that all interested persons may ap- (5 entries)—1st, Traditional THAN 0 FEET FROM THE SOUTH pear and be heard. For information Fudge, shown by June Rober- LINE AND NO CLOSER THAN 165 concerning this action, contact FEET FROM THE NORTH LINE Peter Burns, Newfield Exploration son, owned by J D Roberson, AND NO CLOSER THAN 1,500 Mid-Continent Inc., 24 Waterway Byars; 3rd, Greedy Ghost, FEET FROM THE WEST LINE Ave., Ste. 900, The Woodlands, shown by Rosella Roberson, OF SECTION 26, TOWNSHIP 7 Texas 77380, 281/674-2498 or Byars. NORTH, RANGE 4 WEST, MC- Ron M. Barnes, BARNES LAW, CLAIN COUNTY, OKLAHOMA PLLC, 1648 S. Boston Avenue, Youth Showmanship 13 That the entire length of the lat- Ste. 100, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74119, andUnder (11 entries)—4th, eral will be cemented such that the 918/382-8686. 4th, 3rd, 8th, 5th, 5th, 8th, perforations will be isolated from CORPORATION 5th—Magnetyzed, shown by the beginning and end point of the COMMISSION lateral. The lateral in Section 2 will OF OKLAHOMA June Roberson, owned by be restricted to the N/2 Section 2. DANA L. MURPHY, Chairman Stacey Roberson, Diamond R NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN J. TODD HIETT, Ranch, Byars. that this cause will be heard before Vice Chairman an Administrative Law Judge on BOB ANTHONY, Youth Showmanship 14-19 the Initial Hearing Docket at the Commissioner Level 2 (18 entries)—6th, Corporation Commission, Eastern DONE AND PERFORMED this Greedy Ghost, shown by Regional Office, 440 S. Houston, 17th day of July, 2017. Rosella Roberson, owned by Suite 114, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74127 BY ORDER OF THE COMMIS- at 8:30 a.m. on the 7th day of SION: J D Roberson, Byars. August, 2017 and that this Notice PEGGY MITCHELL, Secretary • Photo provided Sifting sands No. 614-July 20-1 Time PLETION INTERVAL: THE PRO- 2, Township 6 North, Range 4 Louise Kuehster, a chemical engineering student at the University of Oklahoma, sifts sand BEFORE THE CORPORATION POSED LOCATION OF THE END West, McClain County, Oklahoma that will be use in laying ceramic tile in the new library at St. Monica’s Tailoring School in Gulu, COMMISSION OF THE POINTS OF THE COMPLETION and Sections 26 and 35, Township Uganda. STATE OF OKLAHOMA INTERVAL WILL BE NO CLOSER 7 North, Range 4 West, McClain APPLICANT: NEWFIELD EXPLO- THAN 0 FEET FROM THE NORTH County, Oklahoma as described RATION MID-CONTINENT INC. LINE AND NO CLOSER THAN 0 above are Sections 22, 23, 24, 25, RELIEF SOUGHT: WELL LOCA- FEET FROM THE SOUTH LINE 27, 34 and 36, Township 7 North, TION EXCEPTION FOR (PART AND NO CLOSER THAN 1,500 Range 4 West and Sections 1, 3, OF A MULTIUNIT HORIZONTAL FEET FROM THE WEST LINE 10, 11 and 12, Township 6 North, WELL) OF SECTION 35, TOWNSHIP 7 Range 4 West, all in McClain LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SECTION NORTH, RANGE 4 WEST, MC- County, Oklahoma. OSU ExtEnSiOn News 2, TOWNSHIP 6 NORTH, RANGE CLAIN COUNTY, OKLAHOMA There are no operators of offset 4 WEST AND SECTIONS 26 AND LOCATION OF WELLBORE wells producing from the Missis- 35, TOWNSHIP 7 NORTH, RANGE (LATERAL) AT SECTION 26 COM- sippian and/or Woodford common Consider costs before creep feeding 4 WEST, MCCLAIN COUNTY, PLETION INTERVAL: THE PRO- sources of supply towards which OKLAHOMA POSED LOCATION OF THE END the location exception is moving. CAUSE CD NO. 201704658-T POINTS OF THE COMPLETION That the Applicant be permitted Wes Lee Consumption over expected 1) 476 lb. x $1.74/lb. = NOTICE OF HEARING INTERVAL WILL BE NO CLOSER to drill and produce said well at Extension Ag Educator levels reduces efficiency and $828.24 TO ALL PERSONS, OWNERS, THAN 0 FEET FROM THE SOUTH said location for the Mississippian PRODUCERS, OPERATORS, LINE AND NO CLOSER THAN 165 and Woodford common sources Creep feeding is a manage- can easily whisk away profit. 2) 522 lb. x $1.68/lb. = PURCHASERS AND TAKERS OF FEET FROM THE NORTH LINE of supply without any downward ment tool utilized by cow-calf The University of Nebraska $876.96 OIL AND GAS and all persons if AND NO CLOSER THAN 1,500 allowable adjustments and des- operations to increase the reports calves in traditional 3) $876.96 – $828.24 divided living or if deceased, their known FEET FROM THE WEST LINE ignate Applicant or some other weaning weight of calves. The creep feeding situations will by 46 lb. (weight difference) = and unknown successors and all OF SECTION 26, TOWNSHIP 7 party as operator. corporations existing, and if dis- NORTH, RANGE 4 WEST, MC- NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN effectiveness of creep feeding eat 2-6.5 pounds per head daily. $1.05/lb. value of gain solved, its known and unknown CLAIN COUNTY, OKLAHOMA that this cause will be heard before will vary from one operation to Efficiency of gain will average If we consider that calves fed successors and all persons having That the entire length of the lat- an Administrative Law Judge on the next but the ideal situation about one pound of gain from creep would gain an additional an interest in the lands covered eral will be cemented such that the the Initial Hearing Docket at the to creep feed is when feed costs six pounds of feed. Creep fed 46 pounds per head and it takes hereby, particularly in McClain perforations will be isolated from Corporation Commission, Eastern County, Oklahoma. the beginning and end point of the Regional Office, 440 S. Houston, are low and calf prices are high. calves will average 0.3 pounds 6 pounds of feed to produce NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that lateral. The lateral in Section 2 will Suite 114, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74127 While simply increasing of daily gain greater than non- each additional pound, then it Applicant, Newfield Exploration be restricted to the N/2 Section 2. at 8:30 a.m. on the 7th day of weight may mean more money creep fed calves. would take 276 (6 x 46 = 276) Mid-Continent Inc. has filed an That Order No. 665610, 653827 August, 2017 and that this Notice application in this cause request- and 593321 established a 640- be published as required by law at sale time, added gain may Availability of feed and cost pounds of creep feed to produce ing the Corporation Commission acre horizontal drilling and spac- and the rules of the Commission. not necessarily mean more are only half of the puzzle as that gain. of Oklahoma to enter an order, to ing unit for the Mississippian NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN profit. Situations may differ one determines the feasibility If the cost of creep is $250 per be effective as of the date of the and Woodford common sources that in the event this cause is from one operation to the next of creep feeding. The other, ton ($0.125/pound), then cost execution thereof or as of a date of supply underlying Section 2, uncontested, the Applicant, its prior thereto, as follows: (i) autho- Township 6 North, Range 4 West, representatives, witnesses and and producers should sharpen equal if not more important of feed to put on 46 pounds of rizing and permitting an exception McClain County, Oklahoma and other proponents of the Appli- their pencils to determine if part, is the value of the ad- weight is $34.50 (276 x $0.125 to the permitted well location toler- Sections 26 and 35, Township cant may appear and testify by creep feeding will benefit their ditional weight gain. As the = $34.50). ances in the 640-acre horizontal 7 North, Range 4 West, McClain telephone. The cost of telephonic individual operation. weight of beef calves increases, The total dollars generated drilling and spacing units formed County, Oklahoma. For the Wood- communication shall be paid by in Section 2, Township 6 North, ford common source of supply in the person or persons requesting Feed availability and cost their value on a dollar per pound from 46 pounds of additional Range 4 West, McClain County, Sections 2 and 26 the completion its use. Interested parties who should be the first factors or cwt decreases. gain from creep feeding is Oklahoma and Sections 26 and interval of a horizontal well drilled wish to participate by telephone analyzed to determine if creep For example, the price per $48.30 (46 pounds x $1.05 35, Township 7 North, Range 4 in a horizontal well unit shall be shall contact the Applicant or feeding will be profitable. In pound for calves that weigh value of gain = $48.30). West, McClain County, Oklahoma located not less than 165 feet from Applicant’s attorney, prior to the for the Mississippian and Wood- any north/south unit boundary and hearing date, and provide their Oklahoma, a producer will 500 pounds will be less than In this example, the return to ford common sources of supply, so not less than 330 feet from any name and phone number. have a number of feed options calves weighing 400 pounds. creep feeding is $13.80 ($48.30 as to allow, in part, a well, being a east/west unit boundary and in NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN to choose from including com- Because of this, the weight - $34.50 = $13.80). In this proposed multiunit horizontal well, Section 35 the completion interval that all interested persons may ap- mercial program feeds, bagged gain from creep or any type of particular example, creep feed- to be drilled. shall be not less than 330 feet pear and be heard. For information NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN from any unit boundary. For the concerning this action, contact feed, byproduct feed blends, supplementation cannot simply ing will provide some value, that Applicant requests that Order Mississippian common source of Peter Burns, Newfield Exploration and conventional grains. be priced at market value. To however, not to a level that will No. 665610, 653827 and 593321 supply the completion interval of a Mid-Continent Inc., 24 Waterway The most common creep feed be more precise, the value of work for every producer. be amended to permit a well to horizontal well in a horizontal well Avenue, Ste. 900, The Woodlands, be drilled and produced at the unit shall be located not less than TX 77380, 281/674-2498 or Ron is high in energy and about 14 each individual pound gained Keep in mind, this example following location: 660 feet from any unit boundary. M. Barnes and Grayson Barnes, to 16 percent crude protein. should be analyzed. does not include costs of labor LOCATION OF WELLBORE The Applicant in this cause BARNES LAW, PLLC, 1648 S. Typical creep feeding utilizes Let’s look at an example of or equipment that are essential (LATERAL) AT SECTION 2 COM- states that there is currently Boston Avenue, Ste. 100, Tulsa, a creep or self-feeder where this using weight and prices parts of the calculation. Also, PLETION INTERVAL: THE PRO- pending before the Commission Oklahoma 74119, 918/382-8686. POSED LOCATION OF THE END in Cause CD No. 201704657-T an CORPORATION calves are allowed free-choice from the Oklahoma combined realize that value of gain will POINTS OF THE COMPLETION application of Applicant request- COMMISSION access to feed at all times. weekly auction summary on change on a daily basis as the INTERVAL WILL BE NO CLOSER ing the Commission to approve the OF OKLAHOMA The texture of the feed June 23. market changes and calcula- THAN 0 FEET FROM THE NORTH multiunit horizontal well involved DANA L. MURPHY, Chairman should be somewhat dry yet If a group of 476-pound tions should be looked at pe- LINE AND NO CLOSER THAN herein and to establish a proper J. TODD HIETT, 2,640 FEET FROM THE SOUTH allocation factor for allocating Vice Chairman have minimal fines to ensure calves sell for an average price riodically to ensure accuracy. LINE AND NO CLOSER THAN the cost of and the production BOB ANTHONY, flow through the feeder. As in of $1.74 per pound and a group I challenge producers to do 1,500 FEET FROM THE WEST and proceeds from such multiunit Commissioner all free-choice feeding situa- of 522-pound calves sell for an these calculations with their LINE OF SECTION 2, TOWNSHIP horizontal well to each of the units DONE AND PERFORMED this tions, producers should closely average price of $1.68, then the specific values to determine if 6 NORTH, RANGE 4 WEST, MC- affected thereby. 17th day of July, 2017. CLAIN COUNTY, OKLAHOMA The “land sections adjacent to BY ORDER OF THE COMMIS- monitor consumption to ensure value of those 46 additional creep feeding is right for their LOCATION OF WELLBORE the area within the location excep- SION: target intakes are maintained. pounds is $1.05 per pound. operation. 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$11.00 up to 40 words, 20¢ per word after Classifieds DEADLINE: 11 a.m. on Tuesday 405-527-2126 GARAGE SALES LIVESTOCK MOBILE HOMES RENTALS ABSOLUTE AUCTION ABSOLUTE AUCTION ABSOLUTE AUCTION GARAGE SALE: Saturday only, 7 a.m. THE OKLAHOMA HORSESHOEING LIMITED TIME ONLY!! New 2 bed 2 BED APT., $395, water & cable paid, No Minimums – No Reserves 1R0LQLPXPV±1R5HVHUYHV Wed Aug 9th - 10AM 823 W. Adams St. 42 years in same SCHOOL will do horseshoeing for $30; 2 ba $29,900; 3 bed 2Wed ba $32,900.Aug 9th1000 - N.10AM 8th, Purcell. 405-527-2008 home. A little of everything. Come and trimming for $15; and teeth floating for During our Made in the Shade Sale 07/20/tfc Wed Aug 9th - 10AM 280± ACRES GRASS PASTURE browse. 7/20/1tc $20 by appointment. 405-288-6085. up to $4000280± in Lowe’s ACRES gift OF cards GOOD & GRASS PASTURE “$&5(62)*22'*5$663$6785( ShawneeSeminole OK FOR RENT: 1 bedroom downstairs apt, 2))(5(',175$&76321'6 &5((.6 01/05/tfc free statewide delivery. 405-262-3900.Shawnee Seminole OK ShawneeSeminole OKOFFERED IN 5 TRACTS GARAGE SALE: Wed.-Fri., 822 www.claytonelreno.com. 01/05/tfc newly remodeled, all bills paid. 319 W. 321'6 &5((.6 *22'$&&(66 585$/:$7(5 *RRG$FFHVV 5XUDO:DWHU Monarch Way-behind Dollar Store in OFFERED INMain. 5 TRACTS Call 405-570-7836. 07/13/2tc 1R0LQLPXPV1R5HVHUYHV Purcell. 2001 Chevy Blazer 2 door, PONDS * CREEKS *22'$&&(66 585$/:$7(5 $XFWLRQ/RFDWLRQ2II6LWH $XFWLRQ/RFDWLRQ $XFWLRQ/RFDWLRQ2II6LWH FOR RENT: 2 bedroom, newly 9LQWDJH9HQXH(YHQW&HQWHU1%URDGZD\$YH6KDZQHH2. antique cabinet, household items, LOVELY HOUSE & 1 ACRE9LQWDJH9HQXH(YHQW&HQWHU1%URDGZD\$YH6KDZQHH2. 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Green Ave FOR RENT: 2 br, 2 ba duplex, all OD\V1(6HPLQROH&RXQW\ VRXWKHDVWRQ+Z\(PLOHVWR&5(:WKHQòPLOHZHVWWR and biggest garage sale in Norman. $XFWLRQHHUV1RWH¶V ¶VDFUHWUDFWVMRLQHDFKRWKHUWRPDNHDFRPSOHWHDFUHappliances inc. $585 plus $450 dep. $XFWLRQHHUV1RWH¶V ¶VDFUHWUDFWVMRLQHDFKRWKHUWRPDNHDFRPSOHWHDFUH SURSHUW\/DQGOD\V1(6HPLQROH&RXQW\ Fri. & Sat., July 21st and July 22nd, 2 br, 2 baths, 1 yearWRWDO -RKQ(VOLFNlease  Call 405-527-3864. 07/20/2tp WRWDO7KLVLVDQH[FHOOHQWFDWWOHIDUPIRUPRUHLQIRFRQWDFW-RKQ(VOLFN $XFWLRQHHUV1RWH¶V ¶VDFUHWUDFWVMRLQHDFKRWKHUWR 8-5 615 E. Robinson, Cleveland House Only:3RVVHVVLRQ ZLOOEHJLYHQ-DQXDU\ 3RVVHVVLRQZLOOEHJLYHQ-DQXDU\ PDNHDFRPSOHWHDFUHWRWDO-RKQ(VOLFN County Fairgrounds. Over 50 booths of First & last mo. rent at $750/mo + 1007HUPV deposit%X\HUV3UHPLXPWKDWZLOOEHDGGHGWRWKHKLJKELGSULFHWR ($1,600 up front) FOR RENT: 3 bedroom,HVWDEOLVKWKH 2 bath, 7HUPV%X\HUV3UHPLXPWKDWZLOOEHDGGHGWRWKHKLJKELGSULFHWRHVWDEOLVKWKH large garage, absolutely no pets, no 3RVVHVVLRQZLOOEHJLYHQ-DQXDU\7HUPV%X\HUV3UHPLXPWKDW everything you can imagine. Call 360- House & 1 Acre HorseWRWDOSXUFKDVHSULFHRIWKHWRWDOSXUFKDVHSULFHZLOOEHS Pasture: ODFHGLQHVFURZWKHGD\RI WRWDOSXUFKDVHSULFHRIWKHWRWDOSXUFKDVHSULFHZLOOEHSODFHGLQHVFURZWKHGD\RI ZLOOEHDGGHGWRWKHKLJKELGSULFHWRHVWDEOLVKWKHWRWDOSXUFKDVHSULFHRI 2581 for more info. 07/20/1tc WKHDXFWLRQZLWKWKHEDODQFHEHLQJGXHXSRQGHOLYHU\RIPDUNHWDsmoking. $950EOHWLWOH rent plus deposit. WKHDXFWLRQZLWKWKHEDODQFHEHLQJGXHXSRQGHOLYHU\RIPDUNHWDEOHWLWOH WKHWRWDOSXUFKDVHSULFHZLOOEHSODFHGLQHVFURZWKHGD\RIWKHDXFWLRQZLWKWKH First & last mo. rent at $890/mo + $100 deposit ($1,880 up front) Available August 1. Call 405-740-3121. EDODQFHEHLQJGXHXSRQGHOLYHU\RIPDUNHWDEOHWLWOH Two years previous landlord(s), employment & excellent credit references a must. SELLER: KENNETH & DORIS ELLIS TRUST YARD SALE: 1173 Blue Ridge Dr. SELLER: KENNETH &07/13/3tp DORIS ELLIS TRUST SELLER: KENNETH & DORIS ELLIS TRUST Saturday only, 8 a.m. Furniture, cherry LANDBUZZ.COM 580-237-7174 LANDBUZZ.COM 580-237-7174 picker, motor mount, other items. NO PETS, NO SMOKING 405-414-7277 FOR RENT: 4 bed, 2 bath, 2 story, CH/A, LANDBUZZ.COM 580-237-7174 7/20/1tp new fridge, new stove, w/d hookups and dishwasher, newer model. No pets, YARD SALE: 13282 Railway Ave., no smoking. 216 S. 7th, Purcell. $10 pr Wayne, Fri. & Sat., 7-5. Clothing, tenant app. fee. Must have prior rental furniture, ATV gear, tools and lots misc. SPACIOUS HOME SETS history. Call 405-640-8950. 06/29/tfc 07/20/1tp FOR RENT: In Wayne, 2 bed apt., stove, YARD SALE: 315 N. 4th, Purcell. ON CORNER LOT fridge, dishwasher, w/d, CH/A, safe Deborah Allison Thursday and Friday, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Lots room. No smoking, no pets. Call 405- Completely remodeled with 4 of good household items at reasonable 570-7854. 06/29/tfc LLC. prices. 7/20/1tp bedrooms, 2 full baths and an REAL ESTATE office. 1893 sq. ft. with 2 outside FOR RENT: Nice 4 bd, 2 bath home, Residential, Land, Ranch and Commercial HELP WANTED storage buildings. Floors are laundry area, 1 car garage carport, EQUAL HOUSING tiled throughout and backyard CH/A, fenced yard. References OPPORTUNITY 405-249-2810 ADULT PROGRAM SPECIALIST- is fenced. $97,500 required, no pets. $750 per month, Call or email for Listings Available in your Area. SHORT TERM ADULT COURSES: $500 deposit. Located at 702 W. Brule, Develop, implement, market and 517 Polk, Purcell Purcell. Call 405-535-0526. 07/20/2tp www.DeborahAllisonRealEstate.com supervise short-term adult skill development programs. Resp. for Asking $209,900 for 1032 Timberlake Dr., Purcell is a great house in the cul-de-sac of the Timberlake addition, just off 9th St. This hiring, developing & supervising unique home is designed for large family and “multi-use” possibilities for living, instructors, scheduling classes and 405-651-1465 bedrooms or playing! The living room has 14ft. ceiling and a soaring fireplace, maintaining requirements on certified that leads to a huge family room area, with vaulted ceilings, a rustic center programs. Works closely with the beam, and large architectural windows, similar to a Colorado lodge. The homes many rooms include a finished basement with fireplace and half bath, a concrete safe room, an office, a Director of Business & Industry Services large utility room, a chef’s kitchen, custom cabinet built-ins, and a bay window in the dining area. There’s and in collaboration with day-time/ also a hot tub spa room! It’s a floor plan you “must see” if it works for your family! The homes guttering full-time programs. Minimum of Bach. and 1 layer roof was just installed in 2016 with high impact shingles, (which will be great for your insurance Degree in related field, minimum of 3 RICHARDS quotes)! And a 5 ton/16 seer Lennox High Efficiency HVAC was installed in the Summer of 2014. The home has a double car attached garage, with a 6 car driveway and a nice size, concrete floored workshop with years exp. in Voc. Ed. Educ., marketing EQUAL HOUSING electric, in the totally fenced back yard... all on 1 acre! Will pay closing cost, and will also seriously consider or supervisory experience preferred. wallpaper allowances. Come take a look! Professional staff, 12 month salary and METAL BUILDINGS OPPORTUNITY benefit schedule. Qualified applicant All real estate advertised should send resume and a request for SPECIAL 30’x50’x10’ therein is subject to the Federal an application to: Wade Jarlsberg, Mid- 26 Ga. Colored Sheet Metal America Technology Center, PO Box 1-3' Walk thru Door Fair Housing Act, which makes it illegal to advertise H, 27438 State Hwy. 59, Wayne, OK Office 73095. Resume and apps. accepted 1-8'x8' Heavy Com. Garage Door any preference, limitation, or until 3 pm on July 21, 2017. EOE. 4" Concrete w/ Fiber Mesh discrimination because of race, 405-366-7707 07/13/2tc 30” Piers & Rebar color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status, or national 405-760-7849 HELP WANTED: Class A CDL driver $18,495 plus tax origin, or intention to make any needed, immediate full-time opening. such preference, limitation or Family owned business hauling hay Doing business for over 30 years. discrimination. EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY Jim West and shavings, mainly local trips, home We will not knowingly accept www.jimwest.realtor Broker Associate majority of nights. Double endorsement any advertising for real estate preferred. Call Wes 405-922-8775. You Let It Get Away!! The lot you have been searching for…Lot in The Cliffs…Has Sold and 07/20/1tp which is in violation of the law. Closed…Call me today for the same Results!! All persons are hereby informed There Goes Another one…12300 180th, Lexington. 10 acres ready for your personal HELP WANTED: Looking for preferably that all dwellings advertised touch…Has Sold and Closed and ALL parties are HAPPY!! a retired individual to drive our one are available on an equal And Then you Let This one Pass You By!! 30187 Goit Road, Wanette Is A Goner!! ton truck & trailer. We can assist you opportunity basis. Sold and Closed!! So if a successful transaction is what you are looking for give me a call Today!! in getting your CDL. A self motivated 1102 Parkview Circle, Purcell... One Owner Builders Home with 3 beds, Study, spacious person with high character is a must. kitchen and an oversized 3 car garage with a large storage area. Exterior of home has recently been Call Roy 405-323-6576. 07/13/6tc painted. Home sits on nice corner lot in Oakridge Place 2 which is next to the wonderful Purcell Golf Course and less than one mile to Walmart. It is next to Exit 91 which will give you both North and South access to I-35. Don’t let this beauty pass you by. Check it out at www.jimwest.realtor HELP WANTED: Maintenance position A-1 Purcell Park Apts., full-time, must be Reduced to $539,950.00 15697 St Hwy 74 South of Purcell. This 2014 built home features 3 beds, 3 bath (his/her master baths), zoned HVAC, Storm Shelter, Lift in Garage to attic, designer able to lift 75 lbs., basic plumbing & fireplace. Granite everywhere, monitored security system with cameras, surround sound system, electrical knowledge. Call 405-527- STORAGE emergency generator, double oven, kitchen island, circle drive and brand new 60X45 Morton Building 2008 or apply in person at 1000 N. 8th. Custom Sizes Available All sitting on 30 wonderful acres with pond and Great View…Check it out at www.jimwest.realtor 07/20/2tc 21282 State Hwy 59…Located SW of Purcell built in 2014. This plan is from Southern Liv- www.richardsmetalbuildings.net ing and it shows...Over 2000 sq.’ of covered porches (including a suspended porch bed!!).Extras HELP WANTED: We are looking to fill $20 and up include but not limited to Full envelope spray foam insulation, High efficiency Lenox Heat pump, positions for cooks and food prep in Office 405-485-8611 Cell 405-620-2587 post tension slab, hardiboard siding, porcelain tile throughout house, 30x40 shop with spray foam Also outside RV storage insulation and a 20 foot shed on the side, Stocked pond, wired for whole house generator and hot Purcell and surrounding areas. If you . tub and yes there is internet service available!! This is a must see 3 bed, 2 bath home with fireplace are interested in this position, please and 15 acres to roam. Check it out at www.jimwest.realtor call Deanna with Keystone Foodservice Call 405-449-3681 Penn Ave, Newcastle. Located just North of Highway 9 on Penn this 20 acres would be at 405-412-1554. 07/20/2tp or 405-570-7854 perfect for housing development or a place to build your dream home. View at www.jimwest.realtor MIDWEST MECHANICAL IS NOW ACCEPTING applications for full-time technician helper. Must be dependable Sm & have a good driving record. On job training. Midwest Mechanical is a drug Your Perfect Partner free environment. Inquire at 108 W. Garage two locations to serve you Main, Purcell, OK or call 405-527-0980. 07/13/2tc 1800 north Green, Purcell, oK NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS for 527-3012 LPN or RN for night shift. CNAs days Than Maynard, Broker and nights with $1.50 per hour shift 719 24th avenue sw, norman, oK differential. Must be dependable, have Sale Kits heart of oklahoma good work ethic. Apply today at 915 N. each office is independently owned and operated 366-9600 7th Ave., Purcell. Sunset Estates. EOE. residential - acreages & land - new Homes Nancy Maynard, Broker EQUAL HOUSING 07/20/1tc Farms & ranches - commercially Zoned OPPORTUNITY NOW HIRING a pharmacy tech., will train on site. Apply in person with ALL PROPERTIES ARE ON OKC MULTI-LIST SYSTEM (MLS). resume at 110 W. Burr in Pauls Valley. www.cbheart.com 07/20/2tc Available at NEW LISTINGS 529 LESTER LN 2/1 frame home w/CHA. ACREAGES, LOTS SEEKING NURSE Aides, cooks and INVESTMENT PROPERTY Rented for $560/mo. $49,500 #765691 AND LAND LPNs for Brookhaven Extensive 2 bed frame 830 W BRULE Value given to lot only. Care in Norman. Great benefits and home. $25,000 315 Eel River #780193 CORNER LOT The $15,000 #764276 on S Canadian to build competitive pay. Please apply in person STATELY HOME 3107SF, well-kept on.UNDER $12,500 #774376 CONTRACT at 1050 Rambling Oaks Drive, Norman, home, located close to schools, medical, PRICE IMPROVED!! 2906 SAGE CT 4/2.1/2 Purcell Register 400 ACRES in McClain County. OK 73072 or call (405) 292-2273 01/05/ downtown & in a quiet neighborhood. brick home with 2919SF! Heavily remodeled, Open pasture, creeks, trees, 6 ponds, tfc Two story w/lg master suite downstairs; just move in! $269,900 #757842 blackberries, sand plums & deer, turkey, 3/1 upstairs. Many replacements & 3396 SF ON 1.9AC WITH PRIVACY 4/3 quail, coyotes & bobcats. Will split 180ac TRUCK DRIVERS NEEDED - Will be a updates recently. $239,900 #777607 night position, Class A CDL with tanker 225 W. Main • Purcell w/2 living, basement safe room, 2 car det & 220ac. $1500/AC #772340 endorsements. Oilfield experience PURCELL/WAYNE/ gar, 25x50 shop, inground pool & many S 10TH trees. #755886 Value given to lot only. $15,000 required. Apply at A & A Tank Truck, WASHINGTON #764237 4.5 miles south of Lindsay, OK, 73052. 218 S TURNER LEXINGTON/NOBLE/ 10 ACRES 01/05/tfc 3/2 brick home nicely WANETTE 3 miles west of Purcell only remodeled.UNDER $114,900 CONTRACT with 660’ of State Hwy 74 frontage. HOMES ON FRAME HOME W/VINYL SIDING 2 702 E LINDSEY, Elmore City REO property $120,000 #761635 ACREAGES /1, large covered front porch, nice kitchen, in needUNDER of work $23,000 CONTRACT HALF ACRE LOTS in Woodbrook II. All spacious rooms, CHA, Home protection NICE BRICK HOME on a large privacy fenced public utilities, plus water tap included FOR SALE: House on 2 1/4 acres, plan. $69,500 329 N Canadian #774153 in price. $30,000 #588746 14223 Main St., Rosedale. Call 405- yard. 3/1.5 & attached garage & carport. CHA 330 SLEEPY HOLLOW 207-1898. 06/29/4tp 3/1.5/2 brick w/gas heat. Great neighborhood. $98,500 COMMERCIAL on large corner lot, nicely landscaped. #774600 30319 SH 59 $109,900 #773683 3 units in this bldg. One REDUCED/16601 192ND 3/2, 2280SF has been a beauty shop & could easily $ 00 4 BR BRICK ON 8+AC-WASHINGTON modular on 2.56 acres. Second lvrm & be re-opened. $85,000 #765694 SCHOOLS 2.5 ba, basement storm shelter, possible 4th bedroom. 32x40 garage COMMERCIAL! zoned cha $198,500. #777246 $144,900 #772462 Heavy duty machine +tax shop (30x50) on ¼ acre. 3phase elec.111 HUGE LOCATED ON TREE LINED brick 702 E JOHNSON 2 year old brick home W Juneau $30,000 #755134 paved street in a historic area of Purcell. in Lexington. 3/2/3 in like new condition. GREAT INVESTMENT PROPERTY Moving Sale 3/1.5 home w/1623sf. 424 W Adams #740639 Saturday Only $81,500 #772335 Currently rented at $300/mo. Roof 9 BRICK & ROCK HOME ON 2 AC mol. approximately 4 yrs old. $17,500 8 AM to ?? Includes 28805 SH 59 5.92 acres w/3/2 mobile Completely remodeled. Milled pecan flooring, #746728 Furniture, small kitchen appliances, home, city water & septic system. burled walnut cabinets w/granite counter • Fluorescent signs • Marking pen $95,000 #765700 tops. 3/2/2 w/3104sf. $249,900 Consider kitchenware, house decor, clothes, • Price stickers • Inventory & tip sheet owner carry #704159 fishing stuff and lots of misc. WE GIVE YOUR PROPERTY THE MOST EXPOSURE. • Directional arrows for a successful sale 25026 Kody Lane, Purcell tHan MaynarD Broker nelDa Gray Moore tony cHristian ronnie MaynarD Office Manager (In Thornton’s Landing) 990-8862 306-2419 615-8871 659-8217 89± ACRES OF PRIME HUNTING LAND CANADIAN COUNTY, OKLAHOMA OKLAHOMA CITY * YUKON AREA KILPATRICK TURNPIKE * OFFERED IN TWO TRACTS ABSOLUTE AUCTION No Minimums * No Reserves Friday July 21st 10:00AM Auction Location: 10599 NW 63rd St, Yukon, OK Corner of Morgan Rd & NW 63rd (Forman Rd) 12B-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, July 20, 2017 The LandBuzz.com Purcell Register 580-237-7174

$11.00 up to 40 words, 20¢ per word after Classifieds DEADLINE: 11 a.m. on Tuesday 405-527-2126 STEEL BUILDINGS RENTALS SERVICES STEEL BUILDINGS Blanchard, OK 89± ACRES OF PRIME HUNTING LAND 89± ACRES OF PRIME HUNTING LAND CANADIAN COUNTY, OKLAHOMA FOR RENT: SmallCANADIAN 2 bedroom house,COUNTY, HOME OKLAHOMA MAINTENANCE: Painting, O PBlanchard, E OK N H O U S E washer/dryer hook-ups,OKLAHOMA refrigerator, CITY carpentry,* YUKON concrete, AREA fences, decks, all OKLAHOMA CITY * YUKON AREA stove, dishwasher,KILPATRICK in country TURNPIKE setting. * OFFEREDkinds of IN repairs TWO TRACTS etc. Call 596-1918 or Sunday, July 23 • 2 PM to 4 PM KILPATRICK TURNPIKE * OFFERED IN TWO TRACTS Electric and water paid. $650 per 808-0861. 01/05/tfc month, $350 deposit. Plus, 3 pups free, ABSOLUTEVACUUM AUCTION AND SEWING machine ABSOLUTE AUCTION 1/2 Pomeranian/1/2No Dachshund. Minimums Call * No Reserves Jim at 1-580-551-1767. 7-20-1tp st repair. Parts and services for all brands. No Minimums * No Reserves Friday July 21 We also 10:00AM stock bags and belts! Dale’s st Auction Location: 10599 NWEtc. 63rd709 W. St, Jackson, Yukon, PurcellOK 527-2949. rd Friday July 21 10:00AM SERVICESCorner of Morgan Rd & 01/05/tfcNW 63 (Forman Rd) Come see this brand new 1800 sq. ft. (mol) brick home on 1 AC (mol). Auction Location: 10599 NW 63rd St, Yukon, OK rd HAVE BRUSH HOG, will travel. Call This home has 3 bedrooms, Corner of Morgan Rd & NW 63 (Forman Rd) 405-613-4213. 05/11/18tpLandBuzz.com 2 baths, and a 2 car garage 580-237-7174 with lots of extras AND a LandBuzz.com 580-237-7174 beautiful30’ x 40’ xriver 10’ wallsview. 30’ x 40’ x 10’ walls Priced4 4” 3500 lb Floor in w/ Fiberthe mesh $190s. 4 24” Pier holes w/rebar Seamless 4 4” 3500 lb Floor w/ Fiber mesh 4 26 Ga. Color R-Panel 40 yr. Mex 4 24” Pier holes w/rebar Call4 Color eave J-Ray trim Homes. 4 26 Ga. Color R-Panel 40 yr. Guttering 4 1- 10’x8’ Commercial door 2 BR/ACREAGE Lawns 16234 Color eaveN. trim 4th, Purcell • Repairs • Ice Bars 405-206-85514 1-3’ Walk-in door TH complete year round maintenance 4 1- 10’x ’ Commercial door 18550 84 ST. LEXINGTON 8 4 Turn Key on your Location • sprinkler systems•retaining • Leaf Guard • Gutter Cleaning 4 1-3’ Walk-in door Living/dining89± ACRES room, OF PRIME 2 acres, HUNTING fenced, LAND outbuildings $15,99500 walls•fence installation•tree & Protection • Power Washing 4 Turn Key on your Location $695/mo.CANADIAN 1 Yr. Lease,COUNTY, First OKLAHOMA & Last Month’s Rent shrub trimming•tree removal $15,99500 OKLAHOMAPlus Security CITY Deposit * YUKON – NO AREA CATS Call for a free estimate. PURCELL AND SURROUNDING AREAS KILPATRICKMUST HAVE TURNPIKE 2 Yrs. of* OFFERED Previous Landlords IN TWO TRACTS and Current Insured Dallas Skinner & Sons (405) 527-2290 STEEL BUILDINGS EmploymentABSOLUTE with Excellent Credit AUCTION and References. 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( This place could be horse, FP,kitchen island, walk-in closets in bedrooms 40 ACRES with 3 bed, 2 bath native rock that offer pipe fences, pecan trees, a great lot for a million $ view! Call Donelda. pig, cattle farm. So much more, but out of & 20 X 40 dog kennel w/ CH&A. The stainless Wonderfulfarm ·ranches, commercial great lands, · residential residential, and home, shop, storm cellar, barn and steel corral. garden area, fruit trees, paved drive and much GREAT BUILDING SPOTS IN THE COUNTRY, farm · commercial · residential room. Bring all pre-qualified buyer please. Call appliances in the kitchen have just been The acreage has an abundant amount of more. The back patio has a cozy sitting area and but close to town! 5 acre lots with a view. commercial in and around central Oklahoma. Donelda. Bermuda Grass. It has been cleared and offers updated. Call Renee. REDUCED a very nice storm cellar. The 3/2/1 brick home WONDERFUL 220 ACRE PROPERTY in a WELL MAINTAINED, UPDATED BRICK very scenic views. Located east of Lindsay on VERY NICE 58.69 ACRES. Improved Please visit our website or our office for a complete list contains two living areas, ceramic tile, glass great location West of Purcell this excellent HOME with two living areas. Garage was Antioch Road. Priced at $195,000. Call Reneé pasture, fenced and cross fenced. 3 ponds, cook-top stove, trash compactor, wood burning land can be split up into smaller sections. including photos and all contact info. We look forward converted to large 2nd living area. Updated 405-659-7335. excellent water well, sprinkler system,40x60 stove and is very well maintained. Call Renee There are some good building sites or what a double pane windows. Has granite counter tops ADORABLE 4/2/1 1893 SQ. FT. HOME hay barn with 20x60 overhang. 30x40 shop 659-7335. nice working ranch this could be! to helping405-596-5566 you buy or sell your real estate property. and new tile in entry, kitchen and bathrooms. with 20 x 40 overhang, concrete floor 110 & 405-596-5566 just updated with fresh paint, ceremic tile, BEAUTIFUL 20 ACRES. Large garden, rustic Also a wood burning fireplace. Paint and carpet 220 electricity. Chicken house with run, 60 APPROX. 2 MILES EAST OF MAYSVILLE on countertop & bath. This sweet home offers barn, large shop with overhangs for R.V. and 5yrs old. Trash compactor, gas cook stove and purple martin houses. 20x40x14’tall RV cover. State Highway 19. Call Ron about this 10 acres. formal dinning, 2 living areas, office, fenced office. Walking trail through trees with a pond dishwasher. Has ceiling fans in most of the Walk in safe room, 30x36 oversized garage, back yard with 2 storage buildings. Call Reneé to sit and read by. Turkey and deer apleanty. 3 ACRES MOL East of Bryant and 180th. Nice rooms. Off the main living area through French covered front and back porches. 18’ above 407 W. Main 659-7335. Offered for sale at $120,000. House has been remodeled in 2016 with new small acreage. Call Ron. doors is a large covered deck. The in ground ground pool, concrete dog pen. Large master 50 ACRES OF PRISTINE LAND in the graniteUNDER and dishwasher. CONTRACT New air conditioner storm shelter is 3 yrs old and stays dry. 20 x 20 bed,closet,bath with Jacuzzi garden tub. VERY NICE 5+ ACRES. Large trees, small barn, EQUAL HOUSING Purcell, OK 73080 Washington School District located on Santa Fe 2015, new water heater in 2014, and roof in OPPORTUNITY insulated shop with 110 & 220 electric. Plus a Corian countertops throughout. Builtin oak abandoned well. East of Lexington. Call Ron. Ave. and 180th. This property offers a stocked 2009. A 300 sq ft sunroom that uses a window large carport that is entered from the back of the cabinets, china hutch, entertainment center, THIS IS THE LAND YOU HAVE BEEN LOOK- pond, live creek and excellent hunting. The four unit that brings total sq ft to 1910 sq ft. House lot and also has electric run to it. Landscaped bookcases and fireplace. Wood floor in living ING FOR! 160 acres just 13 miles east of Purcell 405-527-9230 405-527-5638 bed, two bath home is approximately 1800 room, tile and carpet elsewhere, wood blinds has been well taken care of. Call Ron. for ease of care. This is a one owner house. A sq. ft. It has a 3 car detached garage, fenced and I-35, 20 minutes to Norman and within must see if you want lots of space in and out to in all windows, flag pole, stocked front pond. LAND 35 minutes to Shawnee and Ada. It consist of yard and a storm cellar. The scenic views Call Ron. Email: [email protected] enjoy! Call Joell. and privacy make this a great find in McClain THIS 100 ACRE PROPERTY sits in the middle about 60% wooded and 40% cleared with good VERY NICE AND CLEAN 5.85 ACRES with WHAT A HORSE RANCH including 8 indoor County. Call Reneé 405-659-7335. Offer for sale of Oklahoma’s horse country just a few miles grass, abundant pecan trees, and blackberry well taken care of double wide trailer. Square stalls, 28 covered runs, pipe and cable, 60X90 at $255,000. south of Purcell”s exit 91. Fully fenced with bushes. Land has 2 ponds, one of which is Let our team of full-time professional realtors footage is much larger than courthouse shows an artisan pond that is approximately 18 feet Barn with 30 foot overhang. Good fences, PRIME REAL ESTATE and lovely home pipe corners and smooth wire. It has a pipe and ( closer to 1792 sq ft.) Storm shelter, fruit trees, at its deepest. There is also a creek running help you with your most important investment. pastures, and pond. Call Renee. located just seconds from Chandler Park, cedar double gate with partial rock driveway. fire hydrant, water softner, 2 decks, 2 shops. through the land. Are you a hunter? Well wildlife GREAT HOME IN A GORGEOUS ADDITION! Purcell Lake and the ball fields. This beautiful Lots of open pasture as well as a pond and Call Ron. is abundant with turkey and deer to name a Beautiful 3 bed 2 bath house close to town but property offers 2 living areas, 2 bed, 2 bath, 2 lightly wooded areas. The barn is under few. There is rural water at the road and an in a secluded and well maintained neighborhood car garage, fireplace, shop, storage building THIS HOME IS TRULY SPECIAL. It was a construction and is a 40x100 with plans of a electricity pole already on the property. Come with easy access to the interstate and all the and barn. The 4 acres mol has an awesome custom for the Johnson family back in the 32x36 enclosed office area. It has the capability build your dream home! All showings are by conveniences . There is granite countertops, garden spot, fruit trees, a storm cellar and a day, then purchased by this family, making it of twelve stalls and wash area. There is no appointment only. Call Regena. custom cabinets, above ground pool and storm gorgeous yard with a paved driveway. All this for only owned twice. Adams St was & is the ideal power currently to the barn but there is water to cellar. Just reduced again!!!! Call Renee. just $265,000. Call Reneé 405-659-7335. place to raise a family in Purcell. The upstairs the barn. Call Nick. GREAT PIECE OF LAND for hunting or rec- has 4 beds or 3 beds & an office. Downstairs NICE 2 BED 2 BATH PROPERTY WITH 5.14 GREAT SMALL ACREAGE BUILDING SITE reational fun. 1/4 mile South of State Highway SELLER IS OFFERING $2000 in carpet has 3 livings or 2 & a study or make a bedroom ACRES on a quite corner all for $127,500! on the North end of Town 6 acres on Carl Stokes 39. Call Ron. allowance! This cozy 3-1&1/2 has cute curb along with a beautiful French country kitchen. Home has a 1 car attached garage and a 2 road fenced with a barn. appeal with lots of extras, like new windows, (or nowdays I believe its called the modern LIKE TO HUNT? This is the place. There is car carport, a small pond, nice wood burning roof, A/C, furnace, guttering, paint, hot water farm look) The sunroom/florida room has 50 ACRES JUST 13 MILES EAST OF abundance of deer, turkey and some wild stove, open living concept, large laundry room tank, etc within 1-10 years, with a storm shelter, H/A UNDER making it a nice CONTRACT addition also. Sellers PURCELL AND I-35, 20 minutes to Norman hogs. Enough grass to run cattle on. Call Ron with enough space for a small office, and a lean 10x15 shop with electric, fenced yard & located have maintained this home well & its always and within 35 minutes to Shawnee and Ada. It BEAUTIFUL!!!! There is so much grass and to. Improvements within 3 years are roof, fully within a block from the schools. Clean & ready immaculate. In the summertime you will consist of about 60% wooded and 40% cleared water. The fences are excellent and 70 present fenced, nice wood look laminate flooring in main for a new owner. Priced to MOVE! Call Donelda find the flowers blooming & the landscaping with good grass for cattle to graze on. Wildlife of the land is bottom ground that can be tilled. part of home, carpet, and in main bath toilet, 830-1317 phenomenal, sprinkler system, back patio is abundant with turkey and deer to name a The seller says the Bermuda pasture can run shower/tub, and tile. Sit out on the covered GORGEOUS HORSE RANCH ON 20 ACRES area is perfect for entertaining as well. In the few. There is rural water at the road as well as 75 head. This property is conveniently located front porch to view the ample pecan trees and with 2200 sq. ft. home and a 24X36 six stall winter you will have 2 fireplaces to cozy up too. several nice places to build your dream home. just off I-35 and would be great for advertise- animal wild life which included deer and turkey! horse barn also a 45X60 five bay shop, arena, I just cant say enough about the character of All showings are by appointment only. This ment. Call Renee Call Regena. storm cellar, hay shed, and office building. The this home or the location. Put this on your list listing is part of MLS 742130 160 acres so more THERE IS AN ADDITIONAL 14 ACRES with acreage is contained by a pipe & cable fence to see! Call Donelda. land is available if needed. Call Regena. COMMERCIAL city septic and water available. This charming and includes large shade trees 2 ponds and a BEAUTIFUL HOME ON 2 AC in the heart of GREAT DEER HUNTING LAND. Creek with 53 ACRES OF PRIME COMMERCIAL PROP- country home has been upgraded with new paved driveway. Located in a great area just off OK! Bring the family to this 4 bed, 2 living (so water year round, Canadian River within 2 miles. ERTY along Hwy. 19 E. of Lindsay. Seller will vinyl siding and windows, Pine Coreloc flooring, Indian Meridian and only a couple of miles from the teens can have a place upstairs to get Neighbor with alfalfa field 1/4 mile away. This split. Call Reneé to make an offer. LED lighting, CH&H, and flex plumbing. The I-35 This well maintained home and manicured away from mom & dad), 3 1/2 bath, big kitchen property is approximately 50% trees. Call Ron ranch style kitchen has gorgeous hickory wood THIS BUILDING HAS BEEN RE-MODELED property has so much to offer for the price. Call & so much more!REDUCED Location is ideal on N end IT WILL BE VERY HARD TO FIND 35 cabinets and a stainless steel sink with a steam and is ready to go. Large conference room, Renee 659-7335 of Ptown by the schools, hospital, & I-35 with ACRES THAT IS NICE AS THIS. Located in a feature faucet. This property is ready for you ADAUNDER bathrooms, severalCONTRACT private offices, acreage to play on. All the amenities are there, great area and waiting on your new home. This and your horses. It offers three pipe paddocks kitchen. Call Ron. must see! Call Donelda. beautiful land has large pecan tree, stocked with loafing sheds and one with a stainless pond and paved Roper Ave. frontage. Call 7 COMMERCIAL LOTS have been combined Reneé Barnes Donelda Ellis Ted Idleman Regena McNatt Jim Lewis steel Nelson heated automatic water system. It Reneé 659-7335. to make 3.4 acres on Monroe street near Rail- 659-7335 830-1317 623-2896 659-7620 249-5770 is located only 1.7 miles East of I-35, 7 miles road. Build a warehouse or park equipment. Ron Musgrave Joell Gray Nick Meabon Tyra Weston Lonnie Gilley from Purcell and less than 1 hour from OKC Could possibly be rezoned for residential Call 615-4810 620-4651 928-273-9333 517-7318 926-7140 fairgrounds or Remington Park. Please call for Joell 620-4651