Jordan Air Hosts Customer Appreciation Dinner by Paul Laubach Customers and Guests As Well

The CANTON TIMES

Vol. 103, No. 9 $1.00 Thursday, February 27, 2020 USPS #556-340 Jordan Air hosts customer appreciation dinner By Paul Laubach customers and guests as well. Publisher Several door prizes were Jordan Air Inc. held its awarded to attendees high- annual customer appreciation lighted by the following dinner last Thursday at the prizes: Mark Thomas of Still- Okeene School Cafeteria. water was given a prize for the A large crowd of over 150 customer that traveled the far- people attended Jordan Air’s thest to the event. Joe Kloppel fish fry. of Kingfisher has farmed 65 The company has been a top years and was given a prize for vendor for aerial herbicide and the longest farming customer. pesticide application to area Wade Webb has farmed two farmers and ranchers for many years in Canton and was given years now. a prize for the newest farming All three of the company’s customer. pilots were at the event. Terry The following Jordan cus- Jordan, Doug Carthel, and tomers were drawn to receive Cory Hunt greeted customers the coveted 50 acres free appli- at the event. Gracie Jordan and cation prizes: David Friesen, her son Austin Jordan greeted David Simunek, Wade Webb, Duane Boeckman, and Paige Krause. Beverly Bierig prepared two beautifully detailed cakes for the event and the Okeene FFA prepared and served the food. Thursday Februray 27 Gracie Jordan and the entire Basketball Area Jordan crew were thankful for FFA Week the turnout and expressed their Public Schools Week genuine thanks to all of their customers around the area. Jordan Air pilots Doug Carthel, Terry Jordan, and Cory Hunt greeted customers at the company’s annual customer appre- Austin Jordan and his mother Gracie Jordan were all smiles at Friday February 28 ciation dinner. their annual customer appreciation dinner. FFA Week Public Schools Week Presidential Primary Election info for Tuesday Daddy/Daughter – Mommy/ Son Dance Voters will go to the polls or during early voting at the either at Blaine County Elec- Basketball Area Tuesday for the MARCH 3 County Election Board to show tion Board during early vot- Presidential Preferential Pri- proof of identity before receiv- ing or at their assigned polling Saturday February 29 mary Election, Blaine County ing a ballot. There are three place on election day. Election Board Secretary ways for voters to prove their - Voters who have moved Basketball Area Brenda Rice said. identity under the law (only one since the last election, but Please keep the following proof of identity is required): who have not transferred their Monday March 2 information and tips in mind as Show a valid photo ID issued voter registration to their new Enid NW District Livestock the election approaches. by federal, state, or tribal gov- address, may do so on Election Show - Early voting will be avail- ernment; or show the free voter Day by going to vote at the able at the Blaine County Elec- identification card issued to polling place where their reg- Tuesday March 3 tion Board from 8 every voter by the County Elec- istration has been in the past. a.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday and tion Board; or sign an affidavit While voting, they may fill out Enid NW District Livestock Friday (February 27 and 28th). and vote a provisional ballot. (If a form instructing the County Show Also, on Saturday 9 a.m. to 2 the information on the affidavit Election Board to transfer their p.m., February 29, 2020. matches official voter registra- registration to the new address Wednesday March 4 - Polls are open from 7 a.m. tion records, the ballot will be before the next election. Enid NW District Livestock to 7 p.m. Tuesday. Lines are counted after Election Day.) - Those who became physi- Show possible at peak voting times. - Physically disabled vot- cally incapacitated after 5 p.m. Wait times will likely be short- ers who cannot enter the poll- Tuesday February 25 still can est at mid-morning and mid- ing place, need help mark- request an emergency absentee Thursday March 5 afternoon. Anyone in line to ing their ballots, blind or vis- ballot. Those who might qual- Enid NW District Livestock vote at 7 p.m. will be allowed to ually disabled voters and illit- ify for an emergency absen- Show cast a ballot. erate voters may be assisted by tee ballot should contact the Native Youth Wellness - Anyone who needs to a person the voter chooses. In County Election Board office Check-ups look up their polling place, all cases, a person providing at 580-623-5518 as soon as State Basketball Tournament verify their registration infor- such assistance may not be the possible for more information. mation, or view a sample voter’s employer or an agent - Any violation of elec- ballot can do so online. The of the employer or an officer tion law will be reported to Friday March 6 Online Voter Tool can be or agent of the voter’s union. the proper law enforcement Enid NW District Livestock accessed on the Oklahoma A person providing assistance authorities. Electioneering is Show State Election Board’s web- also must swear or affirm that not allowed within 300 feet of a State Basketball Tournament site: www.elections.ok.gov. the voter’s ballots will be ballot box. It is also unlawful to Those who vote by mail can marked in accordance with the remove a ballot from the poll- A large crowd of over 150 people attended Jordan Air’s annual Saturday March 7 also check the status of their voter’s wishes. Alternatively, ing location, possess intoxicat- customer appreciation dinner. Enid NW District Livestock ballot using the Online Voter all blind, visually impaired, ing liquors within half a mile Tool. Sample ballots are also and physically disabled voters of a polling place or to disclose Show available at the County Elec- in Blaine County may use the how you voted while within the State Basketball Tournament tion Board office. audio-tactile interface (ATI), election enclosure. - Oklahoma law requires a feature offered on all Okla- For additional election- Specialty Crop Sunday March 8 every voter who votes in per- homa voting devices, to vote related information, visit: Enid NW District Livestock son at the precinct polling place privately and independently, www.elections.ok.gov. Program now available Show Funding opportunities to or individual. Daylight Savings enhance the specialty crop Projects involving the fol- industry within the state are lowing specialty crops are eli- Firefighters receive check now available, thanks to the gible: fruits, vegetables, tree Specialty Crop Block Grant nuts, culinary herbs and spices, Wheat Prices Program through the United medicinal plants, as well as States Department of Agricul- nursery, floriculture and -hor Feb. 17 ...... Closed ture’s Agriculture Marketing ticulture crops. Proposals Services. Eligible applicants may be for but not limited to: Feb. 18 ...... $4.56 include non-profit organiza- research, promotion, market- Feb. 19 ...... $4.50 tions, local, state, and federal ing, nutrition, food safety and Feb. 20 ...... $4.44 government entities, for-profit security, education, increased Feb. 21 ...... $4.42 organizations and colleges and knowledge and consump- universities. tion, improved efficiency and “The Specialty Crop Block reduced costs of distribution Courtesy of Wheeler Brothers Grant Program is a great oppor- systems, conservation, product tunity to fund research, edu- development, food agricultural cation, and outreach projects practices, good handling prac- that benefit Oklahoma’s fruit tices and good manufacturing CANTON TIMES and vegetable producers,” said practices. OFFICE HOURS Jason Harvey, ODAFF Agri- Grant proposals must be culture Marketing Coordinator. received by ODAFF no later The Canton Times office is Representatives from all of the fire departments in Blaine County were honored to host Rep- resentative Mike Sanders at the January Fire Chiefs Meeting. Sanders presented a check rep- To be eligible, projects than 5 p.m. on March 19. temporarily closed. We will be must enhance the competitive- Online resources include a located in the Okeene office resentative of operational funds received by the departments from the Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Forestry division. The funds are to be used for the day-to-day expenses of ness of an Oklahoma specialty Specialty Crop Grant Program Monday thru Thursday. crop, and they must benefit a application, grant application Please direct any news, pic- operating the fire departments. The monies distributed are accounted for annually to the rural fire coordinator. Each department received $4,641.52, up thanks to the legislators about 10% specialty crop segment as a manual, and an evaluation form. tures, ads, questions, etc. to whole. Grant funds will not be Go to http://www.ag.ok.gov/ 580-822-4401 or email can- from last year. Back row (from left): Troy Evert, Canton; Kirk Hartman, Hydro; Cecil Michael NODA RFC; Chad Scheing, Greenfield; Robert Dougherty, Watonga; James Syzmore, Long- awarded for projects that solely mktdev/scg.htm for details. [email protected] dale. Front row (from left): Sam Rauh, Okeene; Representative Mike Sanders; Perry Scheffler, benefit a particular commercial For additional informa- We apologize for the Hitchcock; Jim Shelton Geary; Lane Heath, Eagle City. product or provide a profit to a tion, contact Jason Harvey at inconvenience. single organization, institution 405-606-1477.

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Hazel Obituary Angels & Butterflies o o We have had different min- ahead of his visit. inson needs prayers. William Kerwin Scott Medicine Bird LittleThunder isters who have shared God’s We still have some Thun- Leising needs prayers, Bro. t word with our Christian der tickers left. The game is Steve Driskill is doing better, e 1965-2020 Church members and all have Friday, March 20th at 7 p.m. Keith Long. Frank Murray is n been lucky to be here on Sun- Loud tickets are $50. Lower able to use a walker now he’s with his family. Kerwin was preceded in days, including Duane Cowan tickets are $90. Each ticket healing. Kyson Haigler, Jen- Angels & Butterflies who was a minister here about comes with a t-shirt. nifer Haigler’s grandson is death by his parents; brothers 25 years ago. There’s a new Pew Chal- doing better and he’s at home. her nephews are playing. Frank “Butch” Medicine Bird, He shared the new that he lenge and you don’t have to Jennifer’s other grandbaby is Happy Birthday to D.J. Jr., Gerald Medicine Bird and and his wife have been married have the muscles to pickup a still in the hospital in Okla- Tracey’s nephew Keith Ben- Joe Medicine Bird; sisters 66 years. He kids his wife say- pew and move it. Instead the homa City and has gained a lit- son. My son said he has bought Frankie Medicine Bird Hail ing that he married her when challenge is to sit some where tle weight. a boat and was busy fixing it and Willene Medicine Bird; she was 2 years old. We will else each Sunday and get Our deepest sympathy to up. He said it needed a paint Survivors include his long- have a minister from Rock acquainted with someone else. the families of Gary Wolf. job, so he’s looking forward to time companion, Kim Black Springs, Wyoming, March 13 Please make them feel welcome He’s Jim McGinn’s family. going out on the ocean soon. Johnson; one brother, Murray through 17 with his family. His in our church. Try the challenge Also, the family of Deb Ander- My granddaughter Jessika Medicine Bird; three sisters, name is Michael Grigsby and and see what happens. son’s husband Gary. had been sick with the flu. She Myra Medicine Bird, Fran wife Jaime. He has 3 daughters There was quite a few peo- The Christian Church had missed a few days of work as a Wilson and husband Dennis Carrie age 18, Jacquelyn 13 ple who attended the Senior some guests Sunday for church. nurse. She’s feeling better now Kerwin Scott Medicine and Edwina Whiteman and years and Bailee age 10 years. Class who hosted a dinner. The Rev. Duane and wife Cowan, and she’s back to work. Bird LittleThunder, 54, passed husband Chester; numerous He grew up in Oklahoma and money will be used to pay for Karen Smith Martin, Linda sis- There were 13 people play- away on Thursday, February nieces, nephews and many still has family here. Michael’s banquet and prom expenses. ter-in-law of Karen, Juanita ing cards at Juanita Rauh’s. 20, 2020 at Watonga, Okla- grandkids. church has a website www. Prayer list: Bryan Schoon- Rauh, Carman Dixon Brown. There was a few that shot the homa. Kerwin was born on Wake services were held rockspringschristianchurch. maker is home but still having Tracy Dickey called and moon, which is 21 points. Dee December 9, 1965 at Clinton, Monday evening, February 24 com. Go to resources. There difficulty and in-home health. wished everyone at the Sen- French said she’s planning on a Oklahoma to parents Joseph at the Canton Native American under sermons you will find Glenda Ruiz is fighting can- ior Citizen Center a Happy cruise sometime in the future to LittleThunder and Ethelyn Gymnasium. Funeral services a large number of Michael’s cer. Nancy Hoots Meirs is still Valentine’s Day. She has been the Mediterranean. She’s look- Behan. were held Tuesday, Febru- sermons that you can listen to fighting cancer. Nelson Dick- attending basketball games as ing forward to planning her trip. Kerwin was raised in the ary 25 at the same venue with Canton community and grad- Reverend Gerald Panana and uated with the class of 1984 Reverend Waylon Upchego at Canton High School. He officiating. Interment will fol- worked for several farmers low in Cantonment Cemetery in the Canton area and also west of Canton Lake under Publisher’s Request worked at the casinos in Can- the direction of Pierce Funeral ton and Watonga. He enjoyed Home, Canton. Condolences going to casinos, being in the may be made online at www. I am writing to formally ministerial alliance, then per- readers (believers and non- temptations. I sincerely ask outdoors and spending time piercefuneralhomes.com. invite and request that our haps it could serve as a vehi- believers) struggle every day in our community church leaders church leaders participate in cle in deciding which minis- our secular society that throws to reach out to us if you would writing a weekly devotional ter of which church would con- so many temptations at us. help feed us with the spiritual that would be published in Trail tribute each week to your local Scripture based or inspirational help so many of us need. Miller Co., LLC’s newspapers. newspaper. devotionals would be of great A short 400 to 600 word col- If your community has a Each and every one of our benefit for so many of us that umn each week could make a Obituary struggle with sin in our every- great impact on our reader’s day lives. everyday lives. There is no question that it Please reach out to us at the Deborah Jane Brewer Anderson takes time and extra effort to following e-mail addresses if write every week, week after you would like to help. 1956-2020 week. But the reward of help- make the best of all situations. ing even one of God’s children Hennessey: clippernews@ She will be sorely missed. is worth the effort. I plead with trailmiller.com Deb was preceded in death our church leaders to make a Okeene: okeenenews@trailm- by her father Clifton Brewer, commitment to contribute to iller.com sister Penny Teresa Brewer, your local newspaper every Canton: cantonnews@trailm- brother Johnny Brewer and week if at all possible. iller.com granddaughter Tiffany Brazil- Our common enemy is very Seiling: seilingnews@trailm- Anderson. She is survived by good in tripping all of us up. iller.com her husband Gary Anderson There isn’t one among us that Thomas: thomasnews@trailm- and mother Velma Brewer; doesn’t need spiritual feed- iller.com her children, William and ing to fend off our everyday Publisher: [email protected] Robin Brazil, Michael and Misi Wanzer, Carrie T. Brazil, Nicholas and Dania Anderson; Deborah Jane Brewer An- grandchildren River Brazil derson, age 63, of Longdale, 16, Alex Wanzer 15, Payton Community State Bank Legal Notice______Oklahoma, passed Saturday, Wanzer 11, Paisley Wanzer Published in The Canton Times, Thurs., Feb. 27, 2020. February 15, 2020. Deborah 8, Hunter Brazil-Shores 13, of Canton was born on April 17, 1956 Summer Hill 11 and Trenton Main & Broadway 580-886-2231 NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS to Clifton & Velma Brewer Anderson 11; brother Danny Separate Sealed Proposal will be received by Canton Public Schools at the location of: in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. James Brewer and nephews Deb was an amazing and spe- Danny James Brewer II, Aar- Canton Public Schools cial person. Most importantly, 300 East Main on Brewer, Chris Brewer and Canton, OK 73724 she helped and nurtured any- nieces Merilee Sams and Mi- one she could. She never met chelle Henderson, as well as The 25th of March, 2020 at 6:00P.M. For the Bid Pack- a stranger and would take time a host of other relatives and ages listed below for furnishing labor and materials for the: to assist anyone who needed it. friends. CANTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS – NEW FIELD- She was a friend who always Memorial services will be HOUSE/SHOP ADDITION/RE-ROOFING took time to talk and help, no held at 2:00 p.m., Wednesday, matter what else was going on February 19, 2020 at the First Bid Packages: in her life. She understood the Baptist Church of Longdale #1 Concrete (L&M) #13 Toilet Partitions/Toilet Accessories (M) value of time spent together with Tony Taylor officiating. #2 Masonry L&M) #14 Miscellaneous Specialties (M) over a well-prepared meal, or Arrangements are under the #3 General Trades (L&M) #15 Site Utilities (L&M) even just a cup of coffee. She #4 Millwork (M) #16 Plumbing (L&M) direction of Pierce Funeral #5 Gypsum Board/Ceilings/Insulation/Metal Framing (L&M) #17 HVAC thrived on assisting people Home, Canton, Oklahoma. (L&M) through counseling and over- Condolences may be made #6 Pre-Engineered Metal Bldg./Insulation (M) #18 Electrical (L&M) coming addiction, she was a online at www.piercefuneral- #7 Metal Building System Erection (L) #19 Field Stadium Lights (L&M) #8 Roofing (L&M) #20 Miscellaneous Specialty Work (L&M) woman of many abilities to homes.com. #9 Hollow Metal Doors/Frames/Wood Doors/Hardware (M) #10 Aluminum Windows Glass & Glazing (L&M) #11 Painting (L&M) #12 Overhead Doors (L&M)

NOTE: For a complete description of the bid packages scope, refer to summary of work in the project manual and Alternates. Legal Notice______Published in The Canton Times, Thurs., Feb. 27, 2020. Said bid will be received at the Canton Public Schools by Joe D. Hall Gen- eral Contractors. Immediately following the time stated above the bids will NOTICE be publicly read aloud at Canton Public Schools. Bids received more than ninety-six (96) hours, excluding Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays, be- On Wednesday, March 4, 2020, a Public Hearing will be held at the Office of fore the time set for opening bids, as well as bids received after the time the Canton Superintendent of Schools for the purpose of discussing and review- set for opening bids, will not be considered and will be returned unopened. ing program plans and applications for the FY 2020-2021 Title VI Indian Educa- tion Program. This meeting will begin at 3:30 p.m. at the Administration Office, Contract Documents prepared by: located at 300 East Main Street, Canton, Okla. This meeting is open to the public Boynton-Williams & Associates and all interested parents, Tribal Officials, and School patrons are invited to attend. 900 36th Ave. N.W. Suite 100 Norman, OK 73072

Contract Documents will be on file at AGC/Dodge OKC, Southwest Con- struction News OKC, Bid News OKC, and Bid News Tulsa. Bidders may ob- Each Depositor insured to at least $250,000 tain complete sets of drawings and specifications by applying to the office of: Joe D. Hall LLC 105 Clyde P.O. Box 100 Elk City, OK 73648 580-225-3770 580-225-3420 Fax

The Construction Manager at Risk Joe D. Hall LLC, shall re- serve the option to bid any package advertised in the solicitation for bid. A deposit of $100.00 per set will be required. The refund of the deposit will be made Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. as stated in Instruction of Bidders. A cashiers check, certified check, or surety bond in www.FDIC.gov the amount of (5%) of the bid shall accompany the submitted proposal of each bidder. The owner reserves the right to reject any or all bids based on qualifications set forth in the bidding documents.

Area Churches 503 N. Washington 886-2497/822-3006 Family & Life Issues Grp. New Life A of G Outreach Worship Services Canton Christian 886-2673/886-2901 Sunday School--10 a.m. meets Sunday evenings at the Hitchcock, OK Worship Service--11 a.m. Elder home. 375-6900 Church Canton Ch. of Christ First Baptist Church Sunday N.P. Morgan, minister First Baptist Church United Methodist Chur. Longdale Travis McIntosh, Pastor 9:30am SS all ages 102 Armour St. Minister - Daniel Hammans 72 RR 1 301 W. Poplar, Canton 10:30am Worship Service 886-3406/513-319-5911 Cedar & Garfield, Bride Christ Fellowship 274-3469/866-3282 886-2967/206-303-7301 5:00pm AWANA Bible Club Sunday Canton Glen Blood, Pastor 6:00pm Evening Service Sunday Roman Nose Community of Christ Bible class---9:45 a.m. 886-3311 Wednesday Worship--10:45 a.m. Worship--10:45 a.m. 623-2279 201 E. Main 6:00pm Adult Bible Study Sunday School- 9:30 am Radiant Glory Pentecos- 886-2264 5:30pm Junior High Youth Eagle City Christian Sunday evening Bible Stdy tal Holiness Church Longdale Commty. Ch. Group Ch. 6:00 pm upstairs-old bldg. 606 N. Broadway, Watonga Longdale Canton Seventh Day 6:30pm HS Youth Group Monte Michaelson, Youth - Wednesday 6 pm at 623-9163 274-3440 Adventist Website www.cantoncc.com Pastor Pastor’s house 600 N. Broadway, Canton Church has Facebook page Rural Canton Small groups - Currently

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My first venture into the The other landman was a nies to wait an entire year to Pass Committee oil and gas industry was nine- Saddled middle aged company man pay royalty owners and non- teen years ago, in the spring of Up from Oklahoma City. His big operating working interest I passed both of my bills 2001. beef was that the industry had a owners their share of produc- dealing with dyslexia out of on the the House Common Educa- Legislative I’m the first generation Trail bad public image because of the tion from new wells. It would of anyone in my immediate television soap opera Dallas. also force folks to abide by tion Committee this week with Update family to work in the oil and By Some of our readers may whatever division order lan- votes of 17-0 on each. gas industry. I grew up with Paul Laubach remember CBS’s Dallas prime guage an operator sent to them House Bill 2804 would by State Rep. require any student enrolled Mike Sanders a farmer dad and a school time television soap opera that to sign. Dist. 59 teacher mom. aired from 1978 to 1991. Currently well operators in kindergarten through third Living in these parts of western Oklahoma can cost The show revolved around can already wait six months to grade in an Oklahoma pub- repairing some of the high- western Oklahoma everybody north of $4 million. the feuding Ewing family, and pay for new production. lic school who is not meet- risk flood-control dams across knows somebody that works A company that only oper- their Texas based Ewing Oil Wouldn’t we all like to wait ing grade-level reading tar- our state. Many of these dams in the oil and gas industry. ated ten wells in the industry Company and Southfork cat- six months to pay our bills? gets after the beginning of the are more than 50 years old and Oil and gas exploration is could be the equivalent to a 1 tle ranch. Likewise royalty owners school year to be screened for have reached their life expec- an essential industry out here acre gardener versus a 10,000 Bobby Ewing married into don’t have to execute a division dyslexia beginning with the tancy. It is important that we and helps drive the economy acre farmer, and spend over a rival family, but the big char- order to get paid. They merely 2022-23 school year. protect the homes and cities in western Oklahoma. $40 million to get started. acter in the show was the dirty need to send a letter with their The measure requires the beneath these structures, many The industry is also vitally You get the point, it takes a scheming and greedy J.R. tax id to the company. State Board of Education to of which supply water to sur- important to our nation and lot of money. Ewing, Bobby’s older brother. Operators don’t really have develop policies for dyslexia rounding communities. the entire world. Back in 2001 I went to my Bobby was a good busi- to have any other information, screening and to adopt a list This bill is asking for the Cry about climate change first landman meeting in Okla- nessman and had a conscience they have licensed attorneys of approved, qualified dys- ability to bond $17.5 million and point fingers all you want homa City. I met several other to him. J.R., on the other hand, to tell them ownership, so all lexia screening tools. Schools for property acquisition and but people have to heat their landmen, most with far more would do whatever it took at they need is the tax id and a would also be required to would make use of a 65% fed- homes, power their busi- experience than my mere all costs to make a buck. good address to send pay- report to the State Department eral match of $50 million to nesses, and drive and travel months of work at the time. A man could do business ments to rightful owners. of Education the number of stu- extend the life of these dams. from work. My conversation with two with Bobby Ewing. If you The oil lease should govern dents the number of students Debt retirement payments Oil and gas is still the of those landmen still stands wanted to do business with terms of payment. screened and identified as hav- would be made by the Okla- cheapest way for people to do out in my memory today. J.R., you needed to sleep with But not if you’re J.R. Ewing. ing dyslexia each year as well homa Conservation Commis- that. An older independent both eyes open. Dallas isn’t the problem as the process used to evalu- sion. The bill passed in the Exploration of oil and gas landman told me something Senator Julie Daniels of with the image of the oil and ate the students. The cost of the House Energy and Natural is an extremely capital inten- that I didn’t believe, but he Bartlesville is the author of gas industry. screening will be covered by Resources Committee 19-0. sive industry. has turned out right, and his Senate Bill 1232. The problem is…. Reading Sufficiency Act funds. We continue to hear numer- The drilling and comple- advice has helped me in the The bill would allow oil Oil industry leaders have to Last year, I was able to pass ous bills in committees and on tion of just one lateral well in industry. and gas exploration compa- stop acting like J.R. Ewing. House Bill 1228, which pro- the House floor. This work will vided a professional develop- get more brisk as we approach ment day for teachers across our third-reading deadline, Oklahoma to help them bet- March 12. By that date, all Senate Minutes ter recognize signs of dyslexia House bills must be heard in in their students. That training the House before they pass to Back in December, the State Senate CRNAs are often the only pro- events in the district and here at is the first step. The screening the Senate and vice versa. Board of Equalization met to viders for critical access hospi- the Capitol in recent days. process in HB 2804 is the logi- Lawmakers also heard this Minutes cal next step. give its initial certification as by State tals and other healthcare cent- I want to thank Amer- week that we will have about to how much revenue would be ers. All of the stakeholders, ica Farmers and Ranchers— By doing this, we will $85.5 million less this year to Senator increase our literacy rates for available to appropriate for the Chuck Hall including the Oklahoma Asso- the organization recently hon- appropriate for the state budget. fiscal year 2021 budget, which ciation of Nurse Anesthetists, ored me as this year’s Senate the students who attend our This shouldn’t lead to any real begins on July 1 of this year. At the Oklahoma Society of Anes- AFR Agriculture Advocacy public schools. Properly diag- hardship for the state, as we that time, we knew oil and gas thesiologists, the Oklahoma award winner. I also had the nosing students and getting had one-time expenses in the prices were coming in lower have a total savings of about $1 State Medical Association and opportunity to attend Governor them the help they need will Fiscal Year 2019 budget that than had been projected. As a billion. the Oklahoma Osteopathic Stitt’s prayer breakfast this past put them on a path toward aca- will not reoccur in the FY21 result, the board said we’d basi- We will continue to take a Association have endorsed the week—it was awesome and demic success, which benefits budget. I don’t anticipate any cally have a flat budget for 2021. fiscally conservative approach bill, which passed unanimously inspirational. Powers Abstract these children, their families cuts to core services. We still The board met again this to the budget, and that must and now moves to the House of from Perry came to the Capitol, and all of society. intend to save some money this past week, and those oil and gas include being extremely Representatives. and I was also happy to meet House 2889 makes the year to help ensure that contin- prices have continued to impact thoughtful in how we utilize Committees have also been with Oklahoma Close UP stu- State Department of Education ues in the future. revenues. With the updated one-time money—funds that debating and voting on dozens dent Amber Isaac from Mann- responsible for updating the As always, if you have revenue information, the may be available in one budget of bills each day as we quickly ford. We also welcomed stu- Dyslexia Handbook. This, too, questions or concerns, I can board certified instead of a flat year but not necessarily in the approach the February 27 dents from Guthrie, Coyle, was a recommendation by the be contacted at Mike.Sand- budget, Oklahoma would have next. Those types of funds deadline for committee work Pawnee and Edmond who were Dyslexia and Education Task [email protected] or (405) $85.5 million less to spend—a must never be used for ongo- on bills introduced in the Sen- here for FFA day at the Capitol. Force and the SDE as well as 557-7407. decrease of one percent. ing expenses—that’s a key fis- ate. The Health and Human Thanks to everyone who has Decoding Dyslexia Oklahoma. Fortunately, we’ve been cal approach to preventing an Services Committee voted on taken the time to visit us—it’s This outstanding handbook is working these past several even larger budget shortage in legislation raising the age for always great to welcome people already available with help for “Like us years to reform the budgeting subsequent years. tobacco from 18 to 21, ensur- from back home in District 20. teachers, parents and school process and better prepare the Meanwhile, work contin- ing our law mirrors federal Thank you for the privi- administrators. This bill just on Facebook” state for the inevitable changes ued both in committee and on changes approved by Presi- lege of allowing me to be your puts in statute that it will be in the economy. Last year we the floor as we debated and dent Trump in December. Leg- voice in the Oklahoma Sen- regularly updated by the SDE. www.facebook.com/thecantontimes deposited $200 million in the voted on legislation. This past islation was also passed out of ate. Please feel free to con- Also this week, I added my Revenue Stabilization Fund, week the full Senate passed a committee ensuring statutory tact my Capitol office with name as a co-author on House Check an account created in 2016 spe- compromise bill on how Cer- authority for municipalities and any questions or concerns you Bill 3298, which authorizes the cifically to help Oklahoma bet- tified Registered Nurse Anes- counties to ban the smoking or may have about legislation or Oklahoma Capitol Improve- out ter navigate the volatility of oil thetists (CRNAs) are regu- vaping of marijuana in public other issues impacting our state ment Authority (OCIA) to our and gas prices. 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Livestock Compared to last week: Feeder steers mostly 3.00-5.00 higher. Feeder heifers steady to 6.00 higher on limited comparable receipts from last week. Steer calves not well tested due to limited comparable receipts, but Auction______a firm undertone was noted. Heifer calves 3.00-7.00 higher on a limited Woodward Livestock Auction - Woodward, OK test. Demand good and very good for lighter weight cattle intended for Cow and Bull Report for Tuesday 2/11/2020 grazing. Supply included: 100% Feeder Cattle (64% Steers, 35% Heifers, Receipts: 240 Last Week: 375 Last Year: 300 2% Bulls). Feeder cattle supply over 600 lbs was 65%. Feeder Steers Medium and Large 1 (Per Cwt / Actual Wt) ***Correction on Total Receipts*** Compared to last week: Slaughter cows 3.00-6.00 higher, Head Range Avg Wt price Range Avg Price Boner cows mostly steady. Slaughter bulls sold 1.00-2.00 higher. Several large, fleshy cows 2 277 277 247.00 247.00 18 303-344 336 221.00-238.00 231.13 included and these sold to very good demand. A total of 342 cows and bulls sold with 61 percent 7 320 320 217.00 217.00 Unweaned going to packers. Supply included: 17% Feeder Cattle; 62% Slaughter Cattle (88% Cows, 12% 26 369-390 379 230.00-240.00 236.24 Bulls); 21% Replacement Cattle (77% Bred Cows, 23% Cow-Calf Pairs). Feeder cattle supply 56 361-398 381 216.00-221.00 217.31 Unweaned over 600 lbs was 0%. 5 407 407 221.00 221.00 86 434-443 442 195.50-200.00 198.02 Unweaned Slaughter Cattle: 167 451-491 466 185.00-199.00 191.87 Head Wt Range Avg Wt price Range Avg Price Dressing 33 465-491 489 174.00-182.00 181.33 Unweaned Cows 61 1385-1800 1596 64.00-69.50 68.42 Average 322 502-540 518 176.00-186.00 181.79 20 1380-2035 1563 69.00-72.50 70.76 High 7 518-537 529 171.00-175.00 172.68 Unweaned Boners 13 1015-1525 1280 60.00-66.00 63.58 Average 178 550-566 562 170.00-182.00 172.53 4 1297-1660 1450 68.00-71.00 69.13 High 36 566-591 583 161.00-169.00 164.05 Unweaned Lean 20 1085-1236 1136 58.00-61.00 59.22 Average 106 601-649 611 157.00-167.00 162.29 1 965 965 55.00 55.00 Average Light Weight 3 640 640 145.00 145.00 Full 22 997-1340 1108 57.00-58.00 57.43 Average Return to Feed 49 628-630 629 155.00-156.00 155.47 Unweaned 6 1000-1382 1232 61.00-67.00 65.02 High 209 657-694 671 145.00-157.00 148.17 1 980 980 66.00 66.00 High Light Weight 18 672-685 674 134.00-144.50 143.26 Unweaned 20 1055-1192 1102 61.00-67.50 62.59 High Return to Feed 147 703-742 712 138.00-144.50 141.89 1 1325 1325 58.00 58.00 Low 220 752-788 773 137.00-143.50 141.22 6 955-1175 1036 53.00-63.00 57.84 Low Return to Feed 276 801-847 813 128.00-139.00 135.09 1 1195 1195 43.00 43.00 Very Low 264 852-898 870 124.00-134.00 129.89 9 918-1010 949 51.00-54.00 52.06 Very Low Return to Feed 377 904-937 916 121.00-127.50 125.92 52 961-992 979 121.50-123.75 122.85 142 1007-1045 1012 118.00-123.00 120.45 Replacement Cattle: 1 1065 1065 122.50 122.50 BRED COWS - Medium and Large 1-2 5 1133 1133 117.50 117.50 Age Stage Head Wt Range Avg Wt price Range Avg Price 2-4 T3 2 1100-1410 1255 1125.00 1125.00 2-8 T2 3 1010 1010 1150.00 1150.00 Steers Medium and Large 1-2 (Per Cwt / Actual Wt) Head Range Avg Wt price Range Avg Price 5-8 T2-3 3 1250 1250 1060.00 1060.00 5 339 339 215.00 215.00 5-8 T3 1 1277 1277 1175.00 1175.00 8 370-387 379 196.00-198.00 196.63 >8 T2 3 1125-1395 1215 860.00-950.00 894.44 20 385 385 224.00 224.00 Thin Fleshed BRED COWS - Medium and Large 1-2 >8 T3 3 1252-1335 1280 885.00-1060.00 945.86 Age Stage Head Wt Range Avg Wt price Range Avg Price 49 402-431 421 193.00-202.00 195.56 5-8 T1 3 1018 1018 710.00 710.00 BRED COWS - Medium and Large 2 2 407 407 175.00 175.00 Unweaned 5-8 T2-3 3 993 993 935.00 935.00 Age Stage Head Wt Range Avg Wt price Range Avg Price 53 457-498 471 177.00-189.50 181.51 >8 T3 2 1192 1192 975.00 975.00 51 455 455 198.00 198.00 Thin Fleshed 109 503-542 532 171.00-180.50 179.44 96 555-596 577 153.00-164.00 157.01

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Tigers season comes to an end against Woodland By Austin Smith points midway into the final Last week, the Canton frame. Tigers took part in the Regional “I told them afterwards, this Round of the playoffs in Fron- wasn’t about effort,” stated tier and Coyle, needing to win Coach Patrick Rich. “They three-straight games to advance didn’t out hustle us. It wasn’t to the Area Round. While Can- about talent. They were bet- ton was able to get an open- ter than us tonight, but I think ing-day victory over the Agra we are just as good if not bet- Bearcats, their season came to ter when we are at our best. an end on Friday with a loss to The reason they won is because the Woodland Cougars. they were able to hit some big The Tigers entered the sec- shots late and we didn’t. For ond week of the playoffs the most of the night, we were able way they planned, with a com- to hit shots but late they had manding victory over Agra at that one run.” Frontier High School in Red Canton continued to try and Rock. While neither team got battle back but with Woodland off to a particularly fast start being able to insert five play- offensively, the Tigers were ers with the ability to sink their able to secure a three-point lead free throws, time eventually by halftime, thanks to a trio of ran out on the Tigers as they threes in the quarter, including fell 65-56. two from Claysen Scott. In his final basketball game From there, Canton started as a Tiger, Scott finished with to distance themselves paced a team-high 18 points, while by the scoring trio of Scott, Edwards, a fellow-senior put Josh Edwards and Cody Con- in 13 of his 15 points in the rady. Edwards had a big third second half. Senior Jared Cox quarter with seven points, added nine points and Andre while Scott added five and Crawford added three points Conrardy knocked down three in his final game. Conrady also at the charity stripe. added 11 points as well in the Up nine headed into the lost. fourth quarter, Scott took con- “These seniors have trol of the game as he put in nine been playing together for a and the Tigers’ defense limited long time,” explained Rich. Agra to five points to help slam “They’ve played AAU and the door on the Bearcats. Can- MAYB stuff since they were ton went on to win by a score of little kids. They’ve put in tons 45-31, advancing them to day of work and tons of hours on two of the Regional Round. the court. They have been a Scott led all scorers with 22 fun bunch to coach, and they points, while Edwards added have given everything. They 12 and Conrady finished with are respectful. I’ve had tons of eight. Jared Cox also added people compliment me on how three points in the game with good our kids act. I couldn’t a second-quarter shot from have asked for a better group beyond the arc. of guys.” The victory paired Can- The Tigers finished the year ton with Woodland on Friday 16-11, just two wins shy of afternoon in Coyle, in a game making it to the Area Round that was constant lead changes of the playoffs. It’s the second- throughout most of the contest. straight year the Canton boys Every time one team would have collected at least 15 wins. Senior Claysen Scott goes up push their lead to two or four Of those 16 wins, the most for the layup attempt against points, the other would come impressive stretch came early the Woodland Cougars. Scott charging back to grab a lead of in the season when the Tigers would score 18 points in the their own. upset 13th-ranked Lomega to contest, but Canton lost by a After three quarters of back- finish third in their hometown- score of 65-56 to be eliminat- and-forth play, it became appar- Gayle Hajny Tournament. ed from the playoffs. (Photos ent that whichever team could Three days later, Can- by Austin Smith) make an extended run would ton upset fifth-ranked Hydro- likely be the one to emerge vic- Eakly when Scott collected an torious. Unfortunately, that run offensive rebound with sec- came from the Cougars who onds left and put it in as the were able to connect on a trio buzzer sounded for their sec- of threes in a five-possession ond-straight upset. span to open the lead up to 10

Josh Edwards knifes down the lane in Canton’s playoff loss to Woodland. Edwards was one of five seniors to see their careers at Canton come to an end, joining Clay- sen Scott, Andre Crawford, Jared Cox and Shy Cauble.