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, June 22, 2017 purcellregister.com Vol. 130 No. 33 • 3 sections • 4034 pages 75¢ Since 1887 Labor McClain County Commissioner gets grant From Oklahoma here Bar Foundation McClain and Garvin Coun- Houston makes remarks at chamber board luncheon ties were two of just 11 grants awarded state-wide by the Oklahoma Bar Foundation to Oklahoma District Courts for 2017 funding. The Grants & Awards Com- mittee recently held interviews with judges and court clerks from counties across the state, more than half of whom were applying for an OBF grant for

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• Photo provided Best friends Tatum Lester,.12,.found.her.best.friend,.Princess,.at.a.movie. Register night.fund.raiser.on.Saturday.for.the.Purcell.Animal.Welfare. Society..The.4-month-old.pup.will.be.vaccinated,.spayed.and. receive.basic.obedience.training.before.coming.to.live.with. Tatum,.a.cancer.patient. launches A perfect pair new Girl, pup chose one another Jeanne Grimes • The Purcell Register In the heart of Oklahoma website JeanneGrimes Purcell Mayor Ted.Cox.welcomed.Melissa.McLawhorn.Houston,.Oklahoma’s.labor. of the Purcell Animal Shelter. Better mobile The Purcell Register commissioner,.to.a.Heart.of.Oklahoma.Chamber.of.Commerce.board.luncheon. The event raised $38 for on.Tuesday. That moment when a girl PAWS. capacity for wants a dog and a pup needs But the real success story of John D. Montgomery readers a home and finally they meet the evening can’t be measured The Purcell Register taurant. Cleveland and Congress- and the bond is immediate and in dollars and cents. In addition to chamber man Tom Cole’s Field The Purcell Register irreversible. David Claunch, who heads Oklahoma Labor De- directors, also at the lun- Representative Amber launched a new website with It really is magic. And just animal control for the city, partment Commissioner cheon were Mayor Ted Savage. a responsive design this week like the ad tag line, priceless. said one look was all it took Melissa Houston made a Cox and City Council- Mrs. Houston said that will give users a better And it happened Saturday between 12-year-old Tatum stop in Purcell Tuesday at man Mike Pollok along there are three main experience. evening in Purcell at an out- Lester and a 4-month-old pit a luncheon with the Heart with Dale Bunn and areas of focus for the The new site is optimized to door movie night to benefit of Oklahoma Chamber Mena Hill with the City work better on smart phones the Purcell Animal Welfare of Commerce directors of Purcell, State Reps. than the previous site. Pair Society, which is a supporter Please see , back page at Memo’s Italian Res- Tim Downing and Bobby Please see Labor, back page “Since The Register’s founding in 1887, its owners have always strived to deliver the best news possible. This is just another avenue to deliver local news in addition to our Adopting print product,” said Purcell 5K Lake Run Register publisher John D. a Boom Please see Website, back page It’s a simple set for July 1 process for area residents It’s the 22nd annual Heart of Oklahoma Lake Run The annual Purcell 5K west of the old north pa- is celebrated. be an out and back on a Rainfall JeanneGrimes Lake Run is set for Satur- vilion. Committee members USATF certified course The Purcell Register day, July 1, at the Purcell Organizers are antici- extend an invitation to all and it is a USATF sanc- City Lake. pating that this year’s run runners to participate in is scarce Have you adopted a boom The run will start at the will be a great event as this great race. yet? Rotary pavilion, located the 22nd year of the run This year’s race will Please see 5K, back page It’s not too late to get in on For the usually the pyrotechnics and patriotism associated with the Fourth of wet month of June July. June is historically the wet- Or in Purcell’s case, a Fourth test month of the year and if of July fireworks extravaganza that’s the case this year we are at Purcell Lake on July 1. in for a tremendous drought. Adopt a Boom is a fund rais- The normal rainfall for June ing program available through is over 4”. So far this month

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Nominated Special section Opinion...... 4A No charges filed Washington grad Next week The Sherry Lynn Lowe, 48, suspicious death of David James Baker has Purcell Register Society...... 6A of rural Dibble and Lo- Ray Allen but as of press gan Thacker, 20, address time only affidavits of first been nominated to will publish a Neighbors...... 1B unknown have not been degree murder have been attend West Point. special section officially charged with any honoring area Obituaries...... 9A crimes. veterans. Both are suspects in the Please see Suspects, page 2A Classifieds...... 10B Pg..1B Next.week 2A-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, June 22, 2017

Roller coaster temps expected This week started off pretty showers. Along with the rain, in the low 60s. Expect those to hot with temperatures in the a cold front will pass through start creeping up again around low 90s. On Saturday there and temperatures will drop Tuesday. is a slight chance for evening into the upper 70s, with lows – Leah Hill County, dozen towns see gains The June distribution of $129,513,036 disbursement tax returns, as well as a use tax sales tax collections to cit- a year ago. Use tax revenue disbursement of $2,390,569. ies and towns by the Okla- returned to municipalities in The disbursements were homa Tax Commission was June totaled $12,855,499. based on sales from April 16- $137,995,252, an increase Oklahoma’s counties re- 30 and estimated sales from of $8,482,216 from the ceived $23,859,242 in sales May 1-15.

Jeanne Grimes • The Purcell Register Learning God’s universe Heart of Oklahoma Kindergarten students toss balls through a hoop held by Kristin Davis at First Baptist Church’s vacation Bible school. The class was learning all that God created in the universe. JUNE SALES TAX REPORT $ Backpack program essentials ❤

Donations sought to fill needs for popular school program CITY RATE 2017 2016 DIFFERENCE Last year, the Lil’ Dragon to be ready for when those Donated items may also be Blanchard .04 $195,221.56 $169,578.06 +$25,643.50 Food Pantry was given the numbers come in.” taken to the superintendents Byars .04 $2,208.00 $2,575.02 -$367.02 opportunity to supplement the Here are a few items that can office. Cole .04 $2,093.31 $1,339.97 +$753.34 backpack program that our be found at the local Dollar “We have a blue bucket set Dibble .05 $15,260.93 $15,356.01 -$95.08 public schools participate in Store in the $1 isle that would up for drop off,” Hobbs said. weekly through the Regional be greatly appreciated. Items may also be taken to Goldsby .035 $101,327.25 $112,038.83 -$10,711.58 Food Bank of Oklahoma. All donated items can be the Trinity United Methodist Lexington .04 $34,400.89 $31,181.52 +$3,219.37 Volunteers packed bags for brought to John and Pam Church at 211 North Second Lindsay .04 $193,365.78 $168,503.51 +$24,862.27 102 hungry kids each week. Hobbs at 608 N. 6th in Pur- Avenue in Purcell and also Maysville .04 $31,676.67 $23,795.03 +$7,881.64 “We did so through cash and cell, our phone number is with Justin Blankenship at the Newcastle .04 $461,361.62 $459,090.89 +$2,270.73 check donations and actual 405-527-8698. Landmark Church in Purcell food items,” Pam Hobbs said. Hobbs said if they are not on West Grant Avenue. Noble .04 $114,671.28 $118,310.66 -$3,639.38 “The school year will soon be home, donations can be left The following items will Norman .04 $5,982,538.45 $5,833,397.19 +$149,141.26 here and we are gearing up on the front porch. be needed, any brand and Paoli .03 $2,745.38 $2,055.85 +$689.53 any size. Pauls Valley .045 $464,558.94 $469,005.88 -$4,446.94 •Microwave mac and cheese Purcell .05 $457,243.37 $385,305.36 +$71,938.01 (any brand) •Microwave pasta meals. Slaughterville .02 $11,828.56 $12,845.79 -$1,017.23 •Oatmeal packets (any Wanette .035 $3,059.76 $1,546.48 +$1,513.28 brand) Washington .04 $10,025.25 $7,620.43 +$2,404.82 •Individual snack pack Wayne .035 $12,437.36 $10,833.02 +$1,604.34 puddings. McClain County .005 $180,277.66 $169,566.00 +$10,711.66 •Granola bars (any brand) METAL ROOFS FOR THE •Juice boxes •Cans of tuna, chicken, ham •Cans of chili USE TAX REPORT PRICE OF SHINGLES •Cans of soup JUNE •Peanut butter crackers •Saltine crackers •Pasta meals CITY RATE 2017 2016 DIFFERENCE •Small jars of peanut butter Blanchard .04 $18,864.98 $26,542.40 -$7,677.42 •Squeezable jellies •Fruit cups any kind Byars .04 $334.53 $467.92 -$133.39 •Applesauce Cole .04 $102.99 $2,154.93 -$2,051.94 •Canned veggies Dibble .05 $394.04 $178.91 +$215.13 •Small bags of rice Goldsby .035 $3,416.71 $9,919.91 -$6,503.20 •Small bags of beans Lexington .04 $3,002.57 $3,609.43 -$606.86 Non food items: •Individually boxed tooth- Lindsay .04 $13,757.08 $7,464.61 +$6,292.47 LIMITED TIME OFFER brushes Newcastle .04 $19,539.13 $15,624.80 +$3,914.33 •Trial size or travel size Noble .04 $9,260.66 $6,086.85 +$3,173.81 toothpaste and mouthwash, Norman .04 $334,907.14 $318,696.21 +$16,210.93 floss or picks Paoli .03 $626.22 $500.95 +$125.27 HIGH •Shampoo that contain con- ditioner is most helpful Pauls Valley .045 $23,453.00 $27,091.95 -$3,638.95 CD Purcell .05 $32,688.40 $14,163.52 +$18,524.88 •Body soap for males and YIELD females or individual bar soap Slaughterville .02 $1,134.23 $680.14 +$454.09 •Travel size tissues Wanette .035 $696.43 $448.58 +$247.85 WITH A BUMP! •Ponytail bands large and Washington .04 $3,121.02 $2,235.90 +$885.12 Wayne .035 $1,110.13 $752.89 +$357.24 Safety with Flexibility! If our rates go up, you get the Please see Donations, page 3A McClain County .005 $13,648.19 $8,342.15 +$5,306.04 option to “Bump-Up” to the new rate one time during the term of your CD. Explanation of use tax: (This is in addition to the 23-MONTH CD 11-MONTH CD sales tax reported monthly.) Every state with a sales tax has Get ultimate entertainment a companion tax for outside the and lock in your TV price state. In Oklahoma, that tax is for 2 years when you have called “use tax.” Those having purchased % % SM AT&T Unlimited Plus ! items for use in Oklahoma APY APY from retailers who do not col- 1.35 1.15 lect Oklahoma sales tax, the Requires AT&T Unlimited Plus wireless plan, 24-mo. TV agmt, & eligible video service. Svc prices subj. to change. If you have two elig. video svcs, credit will buyer owes the state use tax not apply to DIRECTV NOW. Charges, exclusions & restr's apply. See att.com/unlimited for details. on those items. 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A penalty may be imposed for early withdrawal. Fees could reduce the earnings on the account. No brokered deposits. in svc termination. For full service terms & conditions, visit att.com/wirelessterms. Both suspects remain in ©2017 AT&T Intellectual Property. All Rights Reserved. AT&T, Globe logo, DIRECTV, and all other DIRECTV marks contained herein are trademarks of AT&T Intellectual Property and/or AT&T affiliated companies. All other marks are the property of their respective owners. custody in connection with the incident. THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, June 22, 2017-3A In and Purcell area? at 7 p.m. and fireworks at Wayne High School Class NEWS Brief The Post is located at 104 E dark on Saturday, July 8. Broadway in Lexington. Live music will be pro- vided by 2nd Chance Band Early and food will be available of 1982 having 30th reunion Community for purchase. The class of 1982 from We had 14 that were 13-year class at any time during the 13 Deadlines To register a car email The Purcell Register will Wayne High School is having graduates. An effort has been years of school to come and Extravaganza [email protected] its 30 year reunion Saturday made to contact all of our teach- join us. Many of us made close First Baptist Church Santa have early deadlines for the and include your name, June 24, at 5 p.m. in the Wayne ers from kindergarten through friends with the classes above Fe, 525 S. Santa Fe, in Pur- issue of July 6. phone number, vehicle year, School Cafeteria. 12th grade. I apologize if you and behind us. We want you to cell invites the public to its All ads, classified ads and make and model. We have contacted all gradu- were one of our teachers and know you are welcome as well. 2nd Annual Community Out news must be in the office by A $20 car show entry fee ating seniors. There were 38 have not been contacted, we We are looking forward to a Reach Extravaganza. Monday, July 3, at 11 a.m. needs to be paid the day students that graduated in 1982. extend an invitation to you wonderful time of fellowship. The event will be held of the show at the Dibble We started in kindergarten with through this announcement For more information contact Saturday, June 24, begin- Lexington Rural Fire Department, 12165 33 in August of 1969 with Lu- and hope you can be there to Barry Clagg at (405) 831-9174, ning at 1 p.m. at the church. Fire Sign-up Firemans Road, in Dibble. cille Powell as our teacher. She reminisce the good times we Ronal Benningfiled at (405) The free extravaganza Members of the Lexington was a disciplinarian and did a had at Wayne School. 880-0442, John Helton at (405) will include moon bounce, Rural Fire Association should Landmark tremendous job preparing us for We also extend an invitation 659-5864 or go to the Wayne basketball, games, fun and have now received letters the following teachers and life. to all who were a part of our Class of 1982 Facebook page. food. reminding them it is time to Church VBS VBS will be held July renew their membership. The 10-14 from 6-8:30 p.m. Free membership year runs from each evening at Landmark July 1to June 30. Church in Purcell. Community The annual membership The VBS theme is “Maker dues of $50 provide funds to Dinner Fun Factory” and is for support the Lexington Fire Truth Free Will Baptist children ages three-12. Department and member- Church will host a free com- For more information ship provides a considerable munity dinner Sunday, June or to have the church bus savings to the member in the 25, from 6-6:45 p.m.The pick up an attendee, call event of a fire on their rural dinner is held each month. 527-3342. The church is located at property. 1125 N. 9th St. in Purcell. Members not receiving a Lex Senior Service times are Sunday letter or residents within the at 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. and Lexington Fire District de- Citizens Lunch Wednesday at 7 p.m. siring information about the The Lexington senior For more information call Association should contact citizens serve lunch from 11 (405) 740-0027. Board President Dale Haynes a.m.-12:30 p.m. on Wednes- at (405) 823-9051 or Board days and Thursdays for a Pool Secretary Stella Bledsoe at $6 donation. To-go orders 527-5978. are $7. Tournament The lunch is open to the Wayne High School Class of 1982 Kindergarten Picture The American Legion Museum News public and home cooked Post 301 will host a Pool The McClain County Mu- and served by the Lexington (8 ball) Tournament on seum and Historical Society Senior Citizens. The Lex- Saturday, June 24, starting will be open Friday, June 23, ington Community Center at 2 p.m. from 9 a.m.-12 p.m. is located at 131 S. Main. Post 301 serves the Lex- Contact the museum at ington, Purcell, and the sur- [email protected], call Purcell rounding area. It is an open (405) 701-3171 or Facebook tournament to raise funds to schedule an alternate time to NA Group for Post programs and there visit or to purchase an historic Purcell New Beginnings is a $5 entry fee for players. Purcell poster. Group of Narcotics Anony- It is good family fun and mous meets Wednesdays everyone is welcome to Dibble at 7 p.m. for Living Clean participate. The winner will and Fridays at 7 p.m. for receive an engraved coffee Fireworks, Basic Text. mug and bragging rights for The group meets at the a month. Car Show July 8 7th and Monroe Church of Roy Beason is our Grand The Dibble Fire Department Christ in Purcell. Wayne High School Class of 1982 Champion. Is he the best will be hosting a car show For more information call pool player in the Lexington from 11 a.m.-5 p.m., a parade Sarah W. at (405) 816-9233.

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(USPS 450-620) Letters to the Editor Policy Established November 23, 1887 Published every Thursday at Purcell, The ultimate sacrifice 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. I didn’t expect anything from sunflower seeds was the daytime phone number for verification purposes. Addresses and phone 225 W. Main Street • Box 191 numbers will not be published. Purcell, OK 73080 one of the most diminutive T- thought that crossed my mind. (405) 527-2126 ball fans in the stands the other A little time had passed dur- The Purcell Register does not print anonymous letters to the edi- FAX (405) 527-3299 tor. Only two letters per month will be printed from the same author. [email protected] day but got something more ing the game when Sawyer held valuable than money. up a stuffed cat in my face. Letters should be kept to a maximum of one (1) single spaced typed The Bad Boyz T-ball team I’m not the smartest guy but letter-sized page. John D. Montgomery was paying a visit to their you could tell Sawyer wanted The Purcell Register reserves the right to edit any and all letters. Editor and Publisher counterparts in Lexington on me to hold the stuffed animal. Letters to the editor during any campaign cycle which seek to endorse Gracie Montgomery a hot, windy day in Cleveland So I obliged. a candidate or discredit another will not be published during the campaign Co-Publisher County. Katy quickly said “Kitty Cat” cycle. Letters to the editor published in The Purcell Register do not After spending some time is her prize possession. She necessarily reflect the opinion of the newspaper. John Denny Montgomery holding up a fence and watch- must be wanting to apologize Assistant Editor ing the game I decided to find for spilling your seeds. a spot in the stands for an in- I was flattered but it wasn’t Vickie Foraker ning or so. son’s daughters. necessary. Advertising Manager I had “borrowed” a half eaten Seems Sawyer, age 2, had an The loaned stuffed cat didn’t bag of sunflower seeds from my eye on my sack of seeds. stay with me but a few seconds Jeanne Grimes Your Views She’s a quiet one and in the Reporter older son and made my way to when Sawyer wanted her little the stands. blink of an eye she had picked buddy right back. David Stull I wasn’t paying any attention up the seeds by the bottom and I parted with the piece offer- Care of ownership Graphic Design to the kids crawling all over slung them across the parched ing but took note of how cute their mother in the row in front dirt and grass outside the base- and smart she was and how she Dear Editor: ball diamond. Henry Ketchum of me as I set the sack down repaid the debt. Readers of this newspaper need to know it is the best of its Her mom quickly apologized Foreman next to them. I couldn’t have been more size in Oklahoma, and there’s an overwhelming reason why: for the spillage and I said it was I didn’t notice it was Katy flattered. The care of its ownership. Emily Montgomery no problem. Midkiff that was getting Kids not only say the darned- Earlier this month The Purcell Register was awarded – once Graphics Technician No use crying over spilled mauled by one of her and Ja- est things but do them as well. again – the top Sequoyah award in the “Better Newspaper Con- Todd Newville test” sponsored by the Oklahoma Press Association. Advertising Representative Among weekly papers with a circulation of more than 2,100 copies, The Register also won first place in the contest’s indi- Doris Caldwell vidual categories: news content, layout and design, advertising Production Technician News from Capitol hill series, news writing, photography and community leadership. That’s six top finishes for The Register among 13 categories Rebecca Cypert in the contest. No other paper had more than two first-place Receptionist The US is a leader finishes. That’s why it is the Sequoyah Award recipient in 2017, Tracy Tompkins as best in its class in the state. Proofreader All credit goes to the Montgomery family, now deep into their in veterans funding third decade of ownership, for producing a newsy, attractive Subscriptions Rates paper that has must-read coverage of all things large and small Including Postage: in Purcell. I’ve known John D. and Gracie for years, and have bills that will fund the govern- rural health initiatives. McClain, Cleveland and Garvin Congressman Tom Cole seen how they have poured their collective heart and soul into Counties ment for fiscal year 2018 (FY There is a substantial amount The Register -- and in turn, into Purcell as well. $30 Since becoming president, 2018). This will fund military of funding set aside for over- It’s their community leadership, recognized in the individual Other Oklahoma Donald Trump has consistently hospitals, family housing, and sight and accountability, to help Counties categories of the newspaper contest, that is the most impor- vowed to rebuild our national training and operational facili- veterans book appointments, $42 tant role of a responsible news organization. What makes a defense and to improve the ser- ties just to name a few. receive timely services and Out of State good community consists of multiple factors, from schools $58 vices we render to our veterans. These projects are essential quality care. to churches to businesses that provide local jobs. On that list, (No refunds on subscriptions) Last week, the House of Rep- to the well-being of our service It will also help reduce the more often than not, is an engaged newspaper that understands resentatives took the first step members, and the continued backlog of disability claims Entered as periodicals postage (USPS 450-620) its leadership role in moving the community forward, in ways at the post office in Purcell, Oklahoma, under the for helping the president make readiness of military installa- and cut through the red tape that benefit everyone. Act of Congress of March 2, 1879 good on that promise. When tions. Reflecting on our com- that veterans face in getting The Montgomerys do that as well as anyone in the news it comes to funding veterans’ mitment to service members their claims settled. Further, it POSTMASTER: Please send business in Oklahoma. As proof, Gracie was named the 2017 programs, our nation spends and their families, this legis- will support the construction of address changes to: recipient of the press association’s Milt Phillips Award, named Box 191, Purcell, OK 73080 more on veterans than any other lation provides $10.2 billion, medical facilities, so that they for the late publisher in Seminole, who was a leader as a news- country in the world. which is a $2.1 billion increase are up to date and accessible paperman and community leader. John D. received the Phillips Each year, Congress is re- over current funding. for veterans’ needs. award in 2005. Both he and Gracie also are in the Oklahoma Reaching Your sponsible for maintaining that Oklahoma continues to see A measure to put aside funds Journalism Hall of Fame. funding, and just this past week, military construction dollars for the modernization of health Lawmakers And they are a rarity, as a family owning a newspaper. That’s the bill to fund the Depart- come to the state for the KC- records will be included, which hardly the case in many places across the state. And with John Senator ment of Veterans Affairs (VA) 46A Tanker program and $4.9 will help with the transfer of Paul Scott (R-43) Denny and Emily actively involved in The Register, and Matt and military construction was million was included in this bill. data between VA centers, the State Capitol, Room 529-A and his wife, Caitlin, in nearby Norman to provide support, the 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd. introduced in the House. It Also included in this legisla- Department of Defense and second generation of Montgomerys is firmly committed to pro- Oklahoma City, OK 73105 includes funding for VA health tion is $78.6 billion for the De- private entities. (405) 521-5522 viding readers and advertisers what they need for years to come. programs, oversight measures, partment of Veterans Affairs, Congress has no more basic In its 130 years of publication, The Register has had but Senator facility development and con- which is an increase of almost responsibility than providing eight owners, a remarkable record of stability. Since 1990 the John Sparks (D-16) struction, as well as funding $4 billion over current levels. the resources necessary to sup- Montgomery family has provided their own version of stability, State Capitol, Room 529-B for the numerous military Of the total amount, $69 port our soldiers and veterans. 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd. giving Purcell a newspaper that provides outstanding leadership construction projects across billion is for medical sup- The legislation put forth last Oklahoma City, OK 73105 for its community early in the 21st century. 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Representative Drive through Scott Martin (R-46) GreenSpace State Capitol, Room 432-D 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd. Dear Editor: Oklahoma City, OK 73105 memory lane (405) 557-7329 Accolades to the city fathers for obtaining a grant to improve A couple of Saturdays ago, along the Sandy Creek bottom stacked on top of each other the appearance of Green Avenue. Representative we had a miniature family and had 11 kids, 10 of whom as high as they could reach on As the city website states “GreenSpace Creates a Vision for Bobby Cleveland (R-20) Green Avenue” is a worthwhile and timely undertaking. State Capitol, Room 325 reunion at my sister’s house lived to adulthood and gradu- the porch. 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd. near Fitzhugh. ated from Vanoss High School. Eventually, she would come Pride in the major thoroughfare will aid in presenting Purcell Oklahoma City, OK 73105 She and her husband live That was quite a feat, consid- from school one afternoon and as a thriving community. I can only hope that funds for lawn (405) 557-7308 less than a mile from the two ering their child-rearing years the pecans would be sold and mowers, string trimmers and herbicides may be made available Representative houses where I did most of were punctuated by the Great the tow sacks hauled away on for frontage owners on the balance of the street. Tim Downing (R-42) my growing up, if we can ac- Depression. a truck. Better yet, how about a city ordinance requiring this mainte- State Capitol, Room 300-A cept as a fact that I actually Many families struggled That Saturday as I crossed nance. Clean up or pay up. 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd. Glenn Wilder Oklahoma City, OK 73105 have grown up, so I drove the through those years, but Sandy Creek, I marveled at (405) 557-7365 nostalgic back way. Grandpa kept his family fed the massive pecan trees still Purcell This included driving past and clothed primarily by sell- growing in the bottom. Representative Claudia Griffith (D-45) the house where we lived when ing cream and butter from his It was then I realized those State Capitol, Room 539 I was a first grader and ran the small herd of Jersey cows. would have been the trees 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd. tine of a pitchfork through my He also kept bees and sold my grandpa grafted way back Follow us on Oklahoma City, OK 73105 when. (405) 557-7386 foot one morning while run- their honey, and he raised and ning to the school bus. sold upwards of 600 turkeys I slowed down and stared at Read us on the web at There’s a long story behind a year. them across the barbed wire that incident. The summary is Grandpa also was one of the fence and tried to imagine the www.purcellregister.com that hurt a lot and turned me first people in Pontotoc County scene 70 or 80 years ago with

RESS AS a family of Solomons on their A P SO off frog-gigging for the rest to graft pecans. M C O IA H T A BETTER I L O N hands and knees, picking up K of my life. He had a lot of native pecan O NEWSPAPER CONTEST I also drove past Vanoss and trees along the creek bottom pecans. SEQUOYAH AWARD 2 0 Lightning Ridge and past the and grafted improved varieties And I thought: those pe- 1 6 E R W I N N place where my Grandma and of papershells onto them. can trees make a neat family Grandpa Solomon farmed for Every fall, my mother told legacy. twitter.com/ 40 years. me, they would pick up pecans By Brian Blansett purcellregister They worked 110 acres and put them in tow sacks Tri-County Herald THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, June 22, 2017-5A

Getting the Facts Movies with Dave The Valley’s constable gives Frank Bell the inside scoop By David Stull the driver is going 10 miles over the limit.” “But it was like this,” the good constable continued, “I was on Highway 11 a couple of I’ll never understand the Paul Newman, who played It was so bizarre. weeks ago and noticed this car driving a good thought process of some peo- Doc Hudson in the first movie. I genuinely can’t see myself 15 miles over the limit. I didn’t notice at fi rst, ple. Don’t get me wrong, I have a recommending this movie to After three weeks in The Valley, Frank Bell because it was dark, it was Raymond Cooper For example, why on Earth lot of respect for the deceased anyone. It far surpassed my thought he had heard just about everything. in the driver’s seat.” would you bring a baby inside actor and it’s nothing new for expectations of a bad film and My hometown was a lot to take in, even for “Did you give him a ticket?” Frank asked, someone like me who was born and raised trying to act as if he was really interested in a movie theater? sequels to pay respects to ac- transcended into a true mas- there. Just imagine moving from a big city the story. That’s what I found going tors who have since passed on. terpiece of awful filmmaking. like Terre Haute, Indiana, to our small town. “I’m getting to that part,” Bailey answered, through my head while sitting It feels really excessive here “The Book of Henry” is rated In the beginning, Frank got most of his obviously enamored with his own story. He in front of a cheerful infant dur- though. In fact it ended up being PG-13. information from my group of friends, as continued, “I said, ‘Raymond, where are you ing my last showing this week. a pretty huge plot point. *** we found our way to his barber shop just going in such a hurry?’” about every day after school. His only real That’s when the constable explained how Not only did this mom and Lightning flashes back mul- Third this adult friend so far was Rev. Sarah Hyden- he noticed Raymond seemed a bit fi dgety and dad bring a baby to the movies, tiple times to his time spent with week I saw Smith, who dropped by to invite Frank to upset at the same time. Erby saw someone in they took him to a horror film Doc, reusing tons of Newman’s “ R o u g h visit the Methodist church. That invitation the passenger’s seat. He couldn’t make out featuring blood, sharks and old dialog from the first film. Night.” led to a “scandalous rendezvous,” according who it was in the dark, and he wasn’t about victims shrieking at the top of It almost felt like they were Four girl- to Maxine Miller’s “Rumor Has It” column, to use his fl ashlight. Raymond was already over lunch at the Hoffbrau. irritated enough. their lungs. exploiting the dead they did it friends who Things were starting to pick up after three “Raymond told me he had been in Spring- Not exactly the best place so much. For whatever reason knew each weeks in business. Several of The Valley’s fi eld to cover a big story for his newspaper,” for an infant. it just didn’t set right with me. other from good folks had dropped by for cuts and, as is Bailey continued. “He said he needed to get I wouldn’t have even cared I do have to admit though, I college set often the case, to discuss the news of the day. back to the paper to write the story in time for if the baby had been quiet, but did like where the story ended out to have Though Raymond Cooper hadn’t been to the the next issue, so I apologized for the delay and shop yet, Frank was already familiar with his told him to be careful, since he was so tired.” being a happy tyke the little up, specially with Cristela the night of their lives as a antics. Stories of Raymond’s near victory in “That was nice of you,” Frank responded to guy was jibber jabbering nearly Alonzo’s character. I just wish send off to their soon to be the recent mayoral election, his miraculous the confi dential information. nonstop. I could say I liked the movie married friend, Jess (Scarlett conversion during the 8:30 morning service at Then Erby held his left hand in the air, as I eventually turned around leading up to that conclusion. Johansson). the Lutheran church, and the pig stampede at if telling Frank to stop what he was doing for and pleaded with the parents I guess at some point I just Things end up going terribly the county fair made Cooper seem larger than a moment. “The funny thing is,” Bailey spoke life to our town’s newest citizen. carefully, “there weren’t any stories about to take him out of the theater have to accept that this series wrong though, as their blowout On Thursday, Constable Erby Bailey Springfi eld in his next paper.” if they couldn’t keep him quiet. of films aren’t made with me ends up being a bachelorette laughed out loud as he told a series of “That is peculiar,” Frank answered. Thankfully they did. in mind. party from hell. Raymond Cooper stories. Just then the bell above the door jingled, I shouldn’t have even had to If you have kids wanting to R-rated comedies. I didn’t “You know,” Bailey whispered, as if sharing putting a stop to any talk of Raymond Cooper. ask though. I cannot fathom see this, I’d say go ahead and realize it until this film, but I a secret, “this is confi dential information.” “Well, hello, Pastor!” Erby shouted as “Of course,” Frank answered, trying to Brother Billy Joe Prather entered the shop. how people can be so incon- take them. I’m sure they’ll think I’ve just about given up look as solemn as possible while attempting After a quick introduction, Billy Joe got siderate of others. come out having had a good on movies in this genre. to hold in his laughter. right to the point. This isn’t even the first time time. I swear they’re all conceptu- Constables, I later learned, are elected “I wanted to welcome you to The Valley,” this has happened though. Adults looking for enter- ally exactly the same. Instead offi cials who operate as offi cers at no cost to he said gleefully to Frank. “I assume you’ll Earlier this year I remember a tainment for the whole family of coming up with any clever the county. They do, however, get a kickback make a visit to First Baptist Church. It’s The from the state for writing citations, making Valley’s largest congregation, you know.” parent bringing a crying young should probably look else- dialog or jokes with setups and arrests and serving court summons. The The pastor continued, “And I’m sure you’ll child to see the latest Resident where though. good payoffs, they just have state-based fee for each service at that time want to attend our annual men’s breakfast Evil film, an R-rated horror “Cars 3” is rated G. the characters say or do gross was $1 per citation, $10 per arrest and $5 for and turkey shoot next month.” movie. *** things. each summons. “A turkey shoot?” asked Frank. I just don’t get it. Next up Oh, one of the women brought “I’ve never cited anyone for not wearing “Yes, the biggest in the county,” Billy Joe their seat belt,” he said, obviously interested answered proudly. Anyway, now that I got that I saw “The phallic shaped everything to in more serious offenses. “And you can ask “I guess I haven’t heard everything after off my chest, here’s what I saw B o o k O f the party? Hilarious! It’s funny anybody, I rarely give a speeding ticket unless all,” Frank thought to himself. this week. Henry.” because it looks like someone’s *** Living in naughty parts! “Lennox Valley: The Book” is available at Amazon.com First up is a small sub- Oh, one of the guys ends up “Cars 3.” urban town, wearing adult diapers and then Lightning 11-year-old pees himself? So entertaining! M c Q u e e n child prod- It’s funny because he made pee- Playground (Owen Wil- igy Henry pee in his pants! son) is back (Jaeden Lieberher) and his Oh, a male stripper gets equipment move in this third younger brother Peter (Jacob knocked out and the women film in the Tremblay) are raised by their put phallic shaped sunglasses for Education Lindsey Street exit is closed. “Cars” fran- single mother Susan (Naomi on him? Now that’s a gag so Take Hwy. 9 east and turn left on 24th. See you soon! chise. Watts). funny, we gotta do it twice! Station After becoming outmoded by In between managing the Hey guys look! It’s Kate a new generation of blazing- family’s finances and making McKinnon making funny faces Purcell’s Education Station fast race cars, Lightning finds over complicated machines, and walking silly just like every is changing venues. himself forced from competing Henry also has a crush on his other single movie she’s in! You Director Susie Croslin said in the sport he loves. next door neighbor Christina still like that right? the program will move into the Not content in giving up rac- (Maddie Ziegler) who lives That’s all this movie is. Heck current Purcell School Admin- ing, Lightning, along with his with a physically abusive step- that’s all every R-rated comedy istration Building this fall. eager new trainer Cruz Ramirez father (Dean Norris). has been for the last few years. A work-day is planned (Cristela Alonzo), set out to Unable to stand by and do I’m done. I hate this genre. Saturday beginning around 7 prove he can still contend with nothing while Christina suffers, I hate whoever’s making these a.m. Croslin said the plan is to the young guns. Henry hatches a plan to rescue movies. I hate whoever’s seeing move playground equipment I have to say, when I first her from her reprehensible these movies, including myself. from the current location east saw the trailer for this film, it guardian and save her from This movie may be rated R, of the Elementary School to certainly got my attention. her plight. but it has the sense of humor the new site. Seeing a wrecked, broken What a pile of garbage. of a child. The new playground will be Lightning in the midst of a I had no idea what I was get- I beg you, don’t see this film located just south of the white seemingly devastating crash ting into with this movie, beside and don’t see any other mov- portable building on the north- definitely gave the impression some negative buzz online. ies like it. Maybe, just maybe, west part of the elementary that the series was taking a dif- What I got was far worse than if people stop watching these playground. ferent, and in my opinion, much I could have ever expected. trash movies the studios will Croslin said Dragon Head needed change in direction for First of all this film has some stop making them. Football Coach John Higbee the franchise. of the worst character develop- “Rough Night” is rated R. has volunteered his football Unfortunately for me, this ment I’ve ever seen in a movie. *** team to assist. Anyone can film ends up being just more And standing at the peak Next up volunteer. of the same. of this dung heap of terrible is “All Eyez “We wanted to start early to Sure, the big crash from the characters is the star of the On Me.” beat some of the heat,” Croslin trailer was still a really good show, Henry. Based on said. “We really appreciate moment, probably the best Henry is just perfect. Ev- a true story, all the support from the com- scene in the whole movie in eryone loves him, he’s the t h i s f i l m munity. We also appreciate the fact. The film robs it of any smartest, the funniest, the best tells the life football team’s willingness to emotional impact though. at basically everything and can story of the help.” Instead of seeing the conse- literally do no wrong. famous and Another work-day is planned quences of what would seem He may possibly be the single prolific rap- for July 8 when Croslin hopes like a life changing moment, the most unrelatable character I’ve per Tupac Shakur a.k.a. 2Pac. to do a lot of work on the play- PURCELL RURAL FIRE SERVICE film immediately skips forward ever seen in a film. This is one of those movies ground surface. months and the only impact the Even worse still, the only that I find a little more difficult The new playground will be ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP DUES crash seems to have is the lack purpose of every other single to review. fenced. of Lightning’s shiny red paint. character in the movie is just to I am extremely unfamiliar Why even have a scene like show how amazingly awesome with Tupac, his history, his NOTICE that if you’re just going to waste Henry is and how they’d all be music and the people he sur- it? Was showing any kind of lost without him. rounded himself with. aftermath deemed too rough Everyone else basically has I just never listened to rap Leinenkugel’s Rural Fire Service annual for kids? The crash made for no character traits besides the growing up. LIMITED RELEASE a good teaser trailer if nothing general lack of a spine and Because of that I can’t really $50.00 else I suppose. enormous reverence for Henry. tell you if this is an accurate renewal dues I know this is a cartoon large- And while the characters are telling of Tupac’s story or not. Summer Shandy (due on or before July 1 each year) ly made for children in mind, awful, the story is just plain I can only say what I thought but that has never stopped Pixar weird. of the movie itself. Membership dues provide for the purchase of rural fire equipment and or Disney from making movies This whole movie revolves And I’ve got to say for the $ 99 maintenance. If you are a member you will not received a bill for a “Fire Run” that have appeal for all ages. around a plot to remove Chris- most part, I found it pretty on your property. If you are not a member a “Fire Run” on your property could This film feels like it’s just tina’s evil stepfather from her interesting. 7 be very costly. If you are within the city limits of Purcell, please contact us at 6 pk Bottles for very young kids, especially life. The acting was pretty good the phone number below to be removed from the mailing list. with the writing and perfor- And when I say remove, all around. Demetrius Shipp mance of the dialog. I mean straight up murder. Jr. plays a pretty convincing Payments may be made in person or by mail to: Some of the lines feel like That’s right, 11-year-old Henry Tupac, at least it convinced me PURCELL RURAL FIRE SERVICE something out of Disney Junior. spends most of the movie as someone unfamiliar with the Butch’s 1505 N Green Ave. Again, great for if you’re a six- coming up with a scheme to real life rapper. Cork N Bottle Purcell, OK 73080 year-old, not so great if you’re a assassinate someone. The highlight performance (405) 527-4640 28-year-old Disney junkie like Sure, the story has some for me though has to be Danai 503 S. Green myself though. twists and turns, but that’s pret- 405-527-6163 The story ended up feeling ty much it. I honestly couldn’t THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONTINUING SUPPORT like one big long obituary for believe what I was watching. Please see Dave, page 7A 6A-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, June 22, 2017 The Purcell Register Society Washington OHCE It’s a Small World Washington OHCE met June 8, 2017. Seven members attended a short meeting then proceeded to Gracie Montgomery the McClain County Museum and Historical Society in Purcell for a tour where we met with Oralee Henson. Happy birthday to Peyton The Purcell Public Library After the flag salute, members agreed to make a donation to the Arnold, Randy Belicek, Shelly invites families with young chil- museum since there is no charge to the public to tour the facility. Wayland, Darrell Rowland, dren to be part of its Story Time The museum tour was very interesting with old photos of Scott Harr, T. Buck Folks, Play Date, next taking place at the areas of our county, very old artifacts and every day items Norma Tompkins, Adam Bal- 10:30 a.m. Thursday, June 29, form yesteryear. lard, Amber McCoy, Tyler at the library, 919 N. Ninth St. The June 24 Washington July 4th celebration was discussed Haynes, Maria Carmen Resen- This month’s session of the including what time members need to set up the table to sell diz, Bob Shea, Nancy Howard, event focuses on the art of yoga cookies and baked goods. The firefighters fish fry is 11 a.m. Amy Caralampio, Karen Veleta and how even young children to 4 p.m. Romero, Joanna Estrada, Nico- can benefit from it. Volunteer hour sheets will be due at the next meeting on July 12. las Banks, Gustavo Cayente Jr., Jill Fox, a special presenter Members present were Phyllis Linker, Lois Stephens, Harley Brittany Harvey, David Vega from the Get Fresh! Program of and Beulah Bromley, Coralean Higgins, Deanna Carter and and Pat Martin. the Chickasaw Nation will share Loir Burton. *** a story while showing off some Teens will “Build a Better basic yoga moves appropriate Building” with the Purcell for preschoolers and toddlers. Public Library at an upcoming Space for the event is limited, Quilt Block Challenge Jeanne Grimes • The Purcell Register Summer Reading event, at 2 so registration is required in p.m. Tuesday, June 27. advance. Fun for all ages Participants will use KEVA For more information, call Contest and Quilt Vacation Bible school volunteer Selynda Vass carries Magnolia blocks to make creations using 527-5546 or go online to www. Gwin between buildings at First Baptist Church on Monday. plans of bridges, buildings and pioneerlibrarysystem.org/pur- other projects. cell. Giveaway at County Fair The KEVA Blocks make up *** Stealey HCE one of the newest STEAM The annual Purcell 5K Lake A Quilt Block Challenge castle Blvd., in Purcell. There Power Maker Kits the library Run is Saturday, July 1, at the Stealey OHCE met June 12, 2017 in the McClain County uses as a way to teach Science, Purcell City Lake. Contest will once again be is a $3 participation fee due Farm & Home Community Center with Phyllis Horn presiding. featured at the 2017 McClain when the fabric is picked up. Technology, Engineering, the The run will start at the Rotary Flag salute was given in honor of our military men and women Arts and Mathematics. pavilion, located west of the old County Fair, to be held August Premiums will be paid by followed with the reading of the OHCE Song. Inspirational 23-26. McClain County OHCE. After Registration is not required in north pavilion. thought “Is Any Sacrifice Too Much to Give” (John 15:13) was advance, and the program is for The run will start promptly The contest is sponsored by the fair, the quilt blocks will be given by Jan Lenard. McClain County Oklahoma made into a quilt and raffled off ages 12 to 17. at 7:30 a.m. Participants may Members present were Bonita Brakefield, Peggy Howard, *** Home and Community Edu- at the 2018 McClain County register using the form in this Phyllis Horn, Norma Howard, Peggy Christian, Charm Kelley, Purcell Register cation and the winner will be Fair. Don’t miss this unique oppor- week’s . Walk- Ruth Kelley, Velma Little, Nancy Richardson, Jan and Herb tunity to show your support for ers will start at 7:15 a.m. The determined by viewer’s choice Tickets are now on sale for Lenard and Susie Allen. voting. the quilt made from the Quilt the 2017 Purcell Fourth of July entry fee for each participant is Norma Howard read the minutes for the May 2017 meeting Fireworks display on Saturday, $18 with the first 100 registrants All entrants must use the Block Challenge contest held at and Nancy Richardson submitted the treasurer’s report. Both designated fabric provided the 2016 McClain County Fair. July 1. You can adopt a firework guaranteed a T-shirt commemo- were approved. as an individual, company rating the run. by OHCE for part of the quilt Tickets are $1 each or six for Motions were made at this time and approved to purchase block. Exhibitors may add any $5, and can be purchased from or non-profit. You may also Race day registration will four fans to be donated to Delta Community Action. Nancy dedicate a firework to a child/ begin at 6:30 a.m. and is $20. other 100 percent cotton fabrics any McClain County OHCE Richardson volunteered to buy the fans and deliver them to to complete the block. Any member. grandchild or in memory of a Checks should be made payable Delta Community Action. loved one. to the Purcell Lake Run. design may be used as long as The drawing will take place The lesson was given by Phyllis Horn titled “How Textiles the completed block measures at the close of the 2017 County The names of those who ad- Proceeds of this year’s run will Influence Our Lives.” We learned about new development in opted will be listed on our web- benefit the Purcell High School 12-1/2 inches in size. Fair. textile technology that will help us stay healthy. Quilt block kits are available For more information, con- site and announced throughout Track and Cross Country Teams. Peggy Christian and Peggy Howard have been shopping for the 4th celebration. For more information you at the McClain County OSU tact the McClain County OSU fabric to be used for sewing pillowcases to be given to cancer Extension Office, 1721 Hard- Extension office at 527-2174. For more information call the may contact Dr. Rick Schmidt patients. Motion was made and approved by members to give chamber office at 527-3093. at 527-7555. $100 from club funds to help purchase material for this cause. *** *** This project is a worthy cause and there is a need for a lot of The Purcell Public Library The Purcell Register will fabric. If anyone has material to donate it would be greatly welcomes Science Museum have early deadlines for the is- Bright Beginnings Visit us at: appreciated. Contact Peggy Christian at 527-6926 to make a Oklahoma for the program sue of July 6. donation. “Science Unites!” at 10:30 a.m. All ads, classified ads and Childcare Volunteer hours forms were given to members and recycle Tuesday, June 27. news must be in the office by located at forms were turned in to Norman Howard. This program is specifically Monday, July 3, at 11 a.m. 1729 Brookside Dr, Purcell We continue to work toward getting ready for the fair to be geared to children ages 11 and *** held August 22-26, 2017. Peggy Christian is making a work under. Participants will use the It’s always nice to come home WILL HAVE OPENINGS schedule for Stealey OHCE for Friday, August 25. wonder of collaboration and and have dinner already made Members were reminded to mark the date of July 20 for the Call 405-443-5915 teamwork through experiments in the slow cooker. and ask for Wendy. purcellregister.com Silk Scarf Painting Workshop. It will be held in the McClain and action in an effort to bring Slow-Cooker PRIVATE PAY ONLY County Farm & Home Community Center from 10-11:30 a.m. science alive. Tex-Mex Chicken We need to RSVP to the Extension Office at 527-2174. Staff from Science Museum 1 lb. boneless skinless chicken Ruth Kelly gave a demonstration on making a church house Oklahoma’s outreach wing breasts, cut into 1-inch-wide out of a tissue dispenser. travel outside the museum strips Anyone interested in attending one of our meetings is invited to provide programming in 2 Tbsp. (about 1/2 of 1-oz. pkg.) to join us on the second Monday of each month at the McClain places like schools and libraries Taco Bell® Taco Seasoning Mix Co. Farm & Home Community Building. For more information throughout the year. Each year’s 2 Tbsp. flour contact the McClain County Extension Office at 527-2437. library activities tie into both the 1 each green and red pepper, cut skin so soft bath oil theme for the annual Summer into 1-inch-wide strips Reading Program as well as 1 cup frozen corn Available C&D Satellite Systems favorite books that relate to the 1-1/2 cups Taco Bell® Thick & Treasures Gift Shoppe program topic. Chunky Salsa 405-527-0847 • Hours: Monday - Friday 9 am - 4 pm • Saturday 9 am - 12 noon *** 2 cups hot cooked long-grain BRENDA DEGER Independent Sales Representative Tweens Can Build a Better white rice Snack at the Purcell Public Li- 1/2 cup Kraft Mexican Style brary from 2-3 p.m, Thursday, Finely Shredded Four Cheese June 22. 2 green onions, sliced We always have a great time Toss chicken with seasoning when the Chickasaw Nation’s mix and flour in slow cooker Get Fresh program comes to sprayed with cooking spray. the Purcell Library. They will Add peppers, corn and salsa; provide a healthy cooking mix lightly. Cover with lid. demonstration and nutrition Cook on low 6 to 8 hours (or information. on high 3 to 4 hours). Participants will prepare and Stir chicken mixture. Serve sample their own snack. over rice topped with cheese *** and onions.

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I don’t want to spoil ing the length towards the end. enough to interest most people movies, the setup ends up it, but I thought the last few Maybe fans of Tupac will though, especially those who being a collection of bad deci- scenes were executed in a enjoy seeing every single little aren’t already 2Pac fans. sions that hopefully most rea- pretty clever way. detail of his life on the big “All Eyez on Me” is rated R. sonable people would avoid. Honestly I’m not sure what screen, but for me it just became *** That wouldn’t make for else there is to say. There’s not a bore, especially during the Last this a very entertaining movie very much to this movie. second half. week I saw though now would it? If you want to spend an eve- LOOKING FOR LOST TREASURE? Fans will also probably love “47 Meters The story is very basic ning getting scared by sharks, the amount of music in this Down.” and the characters are pretty you’ll probably have a good movie. This film is jammed S i s t e r s bland, but honestly if you’re time here. People wanting deep Common types of unclaimed property include: packed with songs from not Lisa (Mandy interested in this movie, you psychological horror should Cash | Royalties | Life Insurance Proceeds only Tupac, but the people sur- Moore) and probably aren’t necessarily look elsewhere though. Rebates | Paychecks | Stocks and Bonds rounding him as well. Kate (Claire going to care if the film has Whatever you do, for the In fact I think they have Holt) are on good character development love of Pete please don’t bring MCCLAIN COUNTY or an amazing narrative. your baby. You’re here to see vicious “47 Meters Down” is rated BYARS GLOVER PATSY R VAUGHN ELVIS L LEON CHELCEE D 417 W HARRISON 426 BOB WHITE DR sharks attacking and scaring PG-13. 371 S 3RD ST ST VAUGHN JACQUELINE MITCHELL ROBERT L GRAY CHARLES A UNKNOWN NEWTON 20011 STATE Purcell Senior Citizens PO BOX 249 By Fredda Perry STORM LISA HIGHWAY 39 51432 130TH ST HENSON DORIS VAUGHN JACQUELINE JUNE SPECIAL! SUTTON OPAL CLAUDENE ALSUP Five senior men who are veterans were recognized on Flag RT 1 BOX 119A 710 BONNIE ST 19817 S HWY 39 HIGH ROAD TRANSIT Day as well as the history of Flag Day discussed. Those rec- DIBBLE VAUGHN JIMMY ognized and the branch of service were James Snow, Army; INC RT 2 BOX 114 BBQ Brisket MARUS MARTHA F 1627 S GREEN AVE W H NEWMAN David Matthews, Army; Duke Blackford, Army; Eric Darnell, UNKNOWN HURT REBECCA J ESTATE Army and Hughes Hottel, Military Police, 87th Division. All Cheese Fries GOLDSBY 908 N 7TH AVE UNKNOWN $ 00 IRENE MCPHERSON WADE ALENE C the men present on Friday were also recognized with a Father’s Curly Fries, Cheddar Cheese, HENDRIX TRAVIS LIVING TRUST 5042 SE 12TH RT 2 BOX 89, 20605 Day card and a token gift from the seniors. Chopped Brisket, BBQ Sauce, & Ranch 25562 SOONER AVE STATE HWY 39 KEITH CAROL KENNEDY AMANDA The seniors have started preparing for July 4. Due to the cen- 2538 S LADD AVE WALLACE RAMONA 909 N 4TH ST 517 W POLK ter being closed on the 4th, the seniors will actually celebrate 7 LYLES MARVIN AND KILLGORE RUTH WHITEHEAD DAVID on the Monday before. Don’t forget the City of Purcell will be MARGARET A 18235 JOHNSON 495 E LADD RD 217 S 7TH ST celebrating with fireworks at the lake on July 1. Come out and STANDRIDGE JOHN AVE LACKEY ROBERT join in all the activities. 1382 E REDBUD RD WISE ROY 908 N 7TH AVE The center is in need of a freezer if anyone has one they would SWINNEY LOUIS ROUT BOX 1825 835 NE 12TH ST LARRY L EWING like to donate. TRUST WASHINGTON We have had a few cool days this last week. However, everyone Doing PURCELL 306 W ADAMS ST BLACKBURN ROBERT Bar-B-Q ALVAREZ PEDRO LOWE DAVID 677 W CENTER RD needs to be aware of the summer heat. Stay inside, play cards or 24589 210TH ST BROWN TALEENA right 216 W COMANCHE dominoes, read a book, take a nap or whatever it is you like to ST LOWE TERI PO BOX 716 do. Just a reminder for the seniors to be cautious about getting since 1930 ASHBRIDGE CHRISTIE 24589 210TH ST DAVIS NATHAN outside for too long in the heat. Also remember to be aware of 3078 RIDGECREST MANNING BARBARA 315 W SHARP DR 19147 FIN RIDGE RD GRAHAM MARK how much water you consume during the day and when inside BAKER EDNA F MCCURRY FAY 22895 BUNTING LN try to have some cool air. 121 W COMANCHE 606W BRULE ST GREEN JOHN We only have two birthdays this month and both of them are ST MITCHELL GAYLE A 929 W 240TH ST BOLTON SHAWNA PO BOX 794 GREENING PAMELA this week. Fredda’s is the 22nd and Florence Farmer has one 26254 180TH ST MOONEY EUEL 3570 S LADD AVE on June 24th. 2234 N. Green, Purcell BROOKS GERTIE MARTIN KING KIMBERLYN The senior’s next garage sale will be Friday, June 23, start- 1214 CHAMPION RT 2 BOX 277 PO BOX 144 www.pigstands.com (405) 703-3000 PINNEY RAYMOND P ing at 8 a.m. and running until 3 p.m. The center has received • BLVD MORAN JERRY D Sunday – Thursday 11 AM - 9 PM • Friday & Saturday 11 AM - 10 PM C T BONNIE MADDEN 1931 DEER TRL 22797 SANTA FE REV TRUST NABONNE JOSEPH C AVE C/O C T BONNIE RT 2 BOX 276 N PRICE JEREMY WE HAVE A DRIVE THRU! BLAKE Please see Purcell, page 9A MADDEN TTEES, PO NASH A BOX 502 BOX 1220, C/O PO BOX 633 CLARK TED W JAYNE NASH ULTIMATE TERRORS 508 N 6TH ST MONTGOMERY 26097 HIGH AVE DICKINSON CHARLES NEWMAN E A WAYNE TO THE ESTATE PO BOX 464 BARGER DAVID OF, 625 W NORA E PERRYMAN % LINDA WASHINGTON ST ESTATE ANDERSON, PO BOX EAGLE DIRECTIONAL 914 CEDAR DR 298 SERVICES INC PAINTER TERESA J BLACKWELL JOLETA 3101 NORTHRIDGE 412 GROS VENTRE 15249 INDIAN The DR PIPKIN WILLIAM MERIDIAN AVE ELAINE AMIS BOX WANOKA G Purcell JOHNSONVICKIE 2123 OAKRIDGE DR 26003 160TH ST Register 39 STATE HWY BOX PORTER DONNA J COUGHRAN TRACY 19953 2718 HWY 74 EUGENE FERGUSON MIKE R SOUTH APT 23 PO BOX 293 17021 STATE SELF WILLIAM H JONES KAY HIGHWAY 74 721 W 26175 STATE GALEAN GIL WASHINGTON HIGHWAY 59 15288 STATE HWY SMITH JAY RAY RONNIE Business Board 24 423 N 7TH ST 37119 110TH ST This is only the latest list of names, so be sure to search for friends and family at OKTREASURE.COM For any questions, feel free to give us a call at 405-521-4273 OUR SERVICE IS ALWAYS FREE

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Emilia W. Fudala Howard Gale Harper Lynne Ann Stewart Emilia W. Fudala, 96, currently of Norman, Okla., and Funeral services for Howard Gale Harper, 78, of Purcell were Memorial services for Lynne Ann Stewart, 67, of Oklahoma recently of Binghamton, N.Y., passed away Thursday, June 15, held Friday, June 16, 2017 at the Wilson-Little Funeral Home City will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday, June 29, 2017 at the 2017. She was born on October 6, 1920 in Bochnia, Poland Chapel. Interment was at Hillside Cemetery in Purcell under Chapel Hill United Methodist Church in Oklahoma City. to Warzyniec and Emilia (nee - Fitz) Gondek. the arrangement of Wilson-Little Funeral Home in Purcell. Services will be under the arrangement of Wilson-Little Funeral Emilia (“Miki”) was a P.O.W., surviving Mr. Harper passed away, Tuesday, June Home in Purcell. 21 months of imprisonment in a Russian 13, 2017. Mrs. Stewart passed away Wednesday, Labor Camp (Gulag). Upon release in late Howard Gale Harper was born Febru- June 7, 2017. March of 1941, she joined the Polish military ary 15, 1939 in Purcell, to Robert Luther Lynne Ann Owens was born July 29, forces, training and serving in the Mid-East ‘Rob’ Harper and Irene Elizabeth (Howard) 1949 in Oklahoma City, Okla., the only and Italy as a Courier and Transportation Harper. He was raised in Purell and attended child born to Carl Owens and Mary Ann Sergeant during WW II. She served with Purcell schools, graduating in 1958. (Wall) Owens. She was raised in the Purcell/ the Polish Army under the auspices of the Gale joined the United States Army and Wayne area and attended Wayne Schools, British 8th Army during the Battle of Monte later transferred to the Army Reserve, proud- graduating in 1967. She then attended Cassino, Italy in 1944. ly serving his country. Gale was an entrepreneur, and returned Oklahoma State University where she earned her Bachelor’s In 1946, she married Jan Fudala (also home to Purcell where he purchased an Exxon Gas Station. Degree in Accounting. an Officer in the Polish Army) in Loretto, He owned and operated Harper’s Exxon and later Harper’s On July 17, 1971, in Purcell, Lynne married her best friend Italy and both settled in England following Service Station for many years, and eventually Harper’s Gas & and life partner, James Howard Stewart. They moved to their discharge from military duty. After the Diesel. Gale served Purcell and the surrounding communities Arlington, Texas, for a short time before moving back home birth of a son and daughter in England, they transporting diesel, gasoline and oil for more than 30 years. to Oklahoma and settling in Oklahoma City, where together emigrated to the United States in 1951 and He loved animals and especially horses, and when not work- they raised their only daughter, Emily. became U.S. Citizens, raising their family ing, you could find him training his horses. Gale loved his Lynne worked as a bookkeeper for the Mark Twain Life in Binghamton, N.Y. She was promoted to 1st Lieutenant family and was a good friend to many. He will be dearly missed! Insurance Company for several years, followed by brief stops (Retired) in September of 2015 by the Polish Government. He was preceded in death by his daughter, Andrea Cole in at several other local insurance companies. Emilia was active in the Polish National Alliance, the Polish 2013; his parents, Rob and Irene Harper; two brothers, Ken- Her greatest joy however and her greatest accomplishment Army Veterans Association, St. Stanislaus Catholic Church, neth and Richard Harper and one sister-in-law, Vera Harper. she would tell you, was being a wife and mother. Lynne en- Roberson Center for the Arts and Sciences, and the American Gale leaves behind his son-in-law, Joe Cole of Purcell; his joyed shopping and loved her jewelry. She was an adventurer, Civic Center while residing in Binghamton. She was a found- children, C.J. Cook and wife, Leslie, of Weatherford; Angelia and she and James traveled extensively throughout the world. ing member of the Polish Community Center in Binghamton, Howry and husband, Cleo, of Dibble, Kent Weddle and wife, She was a woman of great faith and a good friend to many. N.Y., and the Kopernick Society who through their efforts, Dawn, of Lexington and Kyle Harper of Purcell; one brother, She will be dearly missed! raised funds for building the Kopernick Observatory in Vestal, Robert D. Harper of Placentia, Calif.; three sisters, Carolyn She was preceded in death by her parents, Carl and Mary N.Y. During her lifetime she was recognized for her community Harper of Dallas, Darlene Meskimen and husband Bob of Ann Owens and her grandson, Evan Crawford. commitment, cultural achievements and military service. She Purcell and Shelia Matthews and husband Dan of Norman; Lynne leaves behind her husband, James, of the home; her was awarded the Polish Medalu “Obroncy Ojczyzny 1939- two sisters-in-law, Barbara Jo Harper of Oklahoma City and daughter, Emily Crawford and husband, Cameron, of Okla- 1945” (Medal for Defending the Country) while in Italy on Johnnie Harper of Norman; seven grandchildren; three great- homa City; granddaughter, Ashton Crawford; several cousins, May 9 of this year. grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews. nieces and nephews and a host of other family and friends. Emilia was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Online condolences may be made at wilsonlittle.com. Online condolences may be made at wilsonlittle.com. Jan Fudala, and son, John K. Fudala. Wilson-Little Funeral Home • 127 S. Canadian • Purcell • 527-6543 Wilson-Little Funeral Home • 127 S. Canadian • Purcell • 527-6543 Emilia is survived by three daughters, Basn Fudala-Taylor and husband, Michael Skrzypczynski, of Norman, Okla., Bozenna Fudala Jones and husband, Bradley, of Lexington, Okla., and Ewa Fudala Tedeschi and husband, John, of Chantilly Va. She also has two grandsons, Robert Jones and wife, Myranda, of Linda Rillema Lexington, Okla., and Joseph Tedeschi of Chantilly, Va.; and Graveside services for Linda Rillema, 73, of Purcell were two great-grandsons, Jerry and Jon Jones of Lexington, Okla. held Tuesday, June 20, 2017 at the Washington Cemetery. Robert Warren “Bob” Arnold A wake will be held at Laskowski Funeral Home in Bing- Services were under the arrangement of Wilson-Little Funeral Funeral services for Robert Warren “Bob” Arnold, were held hamton, N.Y., at 7 p.m. on Thursday, June 22, 2017. A Home in Purcell. June 21, 2017 at Wadley’s Funeral Chapel entrusted to the care Funeral Mass will be held at St. Anthony’s Catholic Church Ms. Rillema passed away Sunday, June 18, of Wadley’s Funeral Service of Purcell. Interment will be at 10 in Endicott, N.Y., at 10 a.m. on Friday, June 23, 2017 with 2017 surrounded by her family at home. a.m. Saturday, June 24, 2017 at Peagreen Cemetery in Delta, internment following at Calvary Cemetery in Johnson City, Linda Gail Owens was born September Colo., entrusted to the care of Taylor Fu- NY. A Memorial Service will be held in Oklahoma to be an- 14, 1943 in Hixson, Tenn., the 12th of 13 neral Service.Online condolences may be nounced at a later date. children born to Marion James Owens and made at www.wadleysfuneralservice.com. Memorial donations may be made in memory of Emilia Stella Elizabeth (Hipps) Owens. She was Mr. Arnold died June 17, 2017 in Lex- Fudala to St. Anthony’s Catholic Church in Endicott, N.Y., raised in Tennessee, attending school there, ington, Oklahoma, at the age of 73 years or the St. Vincent DePaul Society at either St. Thomas More graduating from Dayton High School in 3 months 6 days. Catholic Church in Norman, Okla., or Our Lady of Victory 1960. Bob was born March 11, 1944 in Catholic Church in Purcell, Okla. Flowers may be sent for Linda worked in the convenience store business, and for Oakland, California, to Lee James and funeral services to Laskowski Funeral Home, Binghamton many years, she owned and operated Linda’s Quick Stop in Florence (Castoe) Arnold. He was raised N.Y. Online condolences may be shared at www.Havenbrook- Lindsay, Purcell and Moore. and attended school in California. Bob continued his educa- FuneralHome.com in Norman, Okla. In 1976, Linda became life partners with Robert Harris tion, taking classes at night. He worked for many years as a Gould. They moved to Tennessee for a brief time in 1979, mechanic as well as a truck driver. but relocated to Oklahoma settling in Purcell in 1983. On February 13, 1960, Bob was baptized into the General Linda cherished her family and enjoyed time spent with Assembly and Church of The First Born. He and Patty Byers her children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. She were united in marriage on June 16, 1961 in Delta, Colorado. was a wonderful cook and an even better host. For many Bob enjoyed collecting antique cars and trucks, wood work- years, she welcomed her family and friends over for weekly ing, fishing, hunting and being outdoors. He loved spending Dunn’s time with his family, especially his grandchildren. get togethers and cookouts. She enjoyed nature, and being outside and tending to her garden. She was a wonderful wife Bob was preceded in death by his parents, Lee and Florence P.O. 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Washington • P.O. Box 903 • Purcell, OK • (405) 527-6687 THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, June 22, 2017-9A Veteran’s Corner SH 9 Follow FredZacher For The Purcell Register Program Travel Kits us on CW5 Paul Merchant of the Melissa Sumpter of Storage twitter.com/purcellregister Summer hours effective Oklahoma National Guard re- “R” Us (Newcastle) donated July 1 cently visited Veterans Corner. travel kits for veterans and Tuesday: 8 a.m. to 12 Noon He is in charge of the “Cross- volunteers in need. Each kit Wednesday: 8 a.m. to 12 roads” program. The purpose included a razor, shampoo, Noon of the program is to educate conditioner and other toiletry Thursday: 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Soldiers who within the next 90 items needed while a person What To Bring If You Are days are getting to the end of is away from home. We ap- Filing A Claim their service date or approach- preciate Melissa for the travel Veterans Corner loves to help ing retirement and give them kits. We will use the kits for veterans. If you ask any of the the information they need at homeless veterans and others volunteers why they help out this crossroads in their life to who may be in need. at Veterans Corner, you will make a decision to continue Fight Against Alzheimer’s always get the same answer, to serve, to retire, or to exit On Wednesday, June 21 from “Because it’s such a blessing the service. Many of today’s 5 p.m. until 7 p.m. there will be to be able to help a veteran or a Guard members are deployed a fund raiser benefiting “The surviving spouse to get the ben- multiple times in their military Longest Day Alzheimer’s As- 501 Ash St., Maysville, OK efits they deserve.” Veterans career. One of the biggest chal- sociation”. It will be at 4800 Corner is very proud of their lenges facing Guard members N. Mayfair Drive in Oklahoma 405.86.PIZZA (74992) success in helping veterans when they apply for benefits City. There will have activities with claims, transportation, is the lack of documentation. for both kids and adults. food or financial assistance. If you know anyone in the How to Find Veterans If you are planning to visit National Guard, please remind Corner specifically for assistance with them to maintain records of Veterans Corner is located a claim, here are four things anything that happens to them just south of Norman, 2 miles you can do to help expedite while going to/from drill or west of I-35 Exit 106 on the Will Be Closed the process: Bring a copy of during drills. They will also north side of Highway 9. From your DD-214 or other proof need to request a Line of Duty the southwest go four miles of service; Bring any docu- Investigation so any incident north of Blanchard on Highway mentation that may help sup- will be fully recorded in their 62 to Highway 9. Travel east 4 port your claim; Be on time military records. miles to Western Avenue and for any exam and respond to For Vacation Appreciation make a U-turn. Veterans Corner any request from the VA; Be We want to say how much is 1/4 mile west on the north patient with the VA because it we appreciate our friends at the side of the road. usually takes about 6 months Tri-City Walmart in Newcastle. Donations July 1 thru July 12 for a claim to be approved. They provide donuts and cof- Veterans Corner is a 501(c) If you ever have a question fee for those visiting Veterans (3) organization and all gifts about your claim, please come Corner every week. Abigail are tax deductible. Donations by Veterans Corner and the Kienka and Indria Mustika can be sent to: Veterans Corner; ODVA representative will be Sari-Mort are always there P.O. Box 722160; Norman, OK able to look up your claim on making sure that they are ready 73070-8635. All proceeds are We will re-open the computer. for Jerry Ferguson to pick up. used to support veterans and National Guard Transition We appreciate your support. their spouses. From page 7A July 13 Purcell: several large donations in the The seniors who are partici- early so you can get the date past two weeks. There are new pating are given the choice as you want. At this time, there items most every week. Come to whether they want to walk are Saturdays open to be rented. by and check out the items. outside or inside. We invite Check us out if you need a large Thursday is bingo day every everyone to come and join the room for a party or reunion. week. Bingo starts promptly at seniors. The seniors invite all indi- 10 a.m. Everyone needs to be If you know someone who viduals who are 60 or above in their chair so the games can needs help with their noon meal to come visit the center where begin on time. Everyone is a at their home, call the Delta there is always something good winner before we finish. We Nutrition Center at 57-9462 cooking and plenty of activi- have been having a full house and ask for Rebecca. ties for all. Lunch is $2 for all for bingo. Thursday morning is Calls have started coming in seniors. an exciting time at the center as for reservations for the senior Thought for the week: To- we usually have new people. building for family reunions. morrow is never promised to The walking program is still If you are looking for a place anyone so dance until your going strong. There are several to have something special, the feet ache. Laugh until your side members who are walking on center is available for $70 rent hurts. Say I love you to those Monday, Wednesday and Fri- per day. If you are interested, you love for tomorrow may day mornings at 10:30 a.m. give us a call at 527-5070. Call never come.

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Purcell NO HIDDEN FEES 22nd ANNUAL 5K Road Race and 5K Relay State Championship SWITCH AND GET UP TO REGISTRATION FORM Five person relay team - Each member runs 1 km - Male, Female & Co-ed teams (co-ed 3 & 2 males or females) $650 BACK Saturday, July 1, 2017 7:30 A.M. Start Race day registration begins @ 6:30 A.M. ® Location: South side of Purcell Lake In U.S. Cellular Promo Cards FEE: $18 for pre-race registration w/t-shirt to 1st 100 runners; $20 on race day. $40 per five person team (non-corporate); $20 for age 12 & under Mail registration to: Heart of Oklahoma Lake Run, P.O. Box 511 - Purcell, OK 73080 Proceeds of run will benefit the Purcell High School Track and Cross Country Teams

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Unresolved questions concerning services availability can be directed to the Kansas Corporation Commission Office of Public Affairs and Consumer Protection at 1-800-662-0027. Limited-time offer. Trademarks and trade names are the property of their respective owners. See uscellular.com or an associate for details. ©2017 U.S. Cellular Signed (waiver must be signed to participate) 10A-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, June 22, 2017 From page 1A From page 1A Pair: Labor: bull cross the shelter staff called play with her new best friend, adopter at the benefit sponsored Department of Labor including regulation. always battling to keep em- Princess. Claunch said. by Check Into Cash and Family monitoring wage and hour “We don’t just go in and fine ployees competing with the “They hit it off really well,” The girl who once was active Video. claims, maintaining work place people,” the commissioner said. private sector to keep the best Claunch said in a classic under- in a local dance group hopes AutoZone donated collars, safety and regulation. “And our office doesn’t keep and brightest working for her. statement. “It was mutual. They Princess can become her ser- leashes and toys for the event. “We regulate everything from the money from fines. “For instance,” Mrs. Houston picked one another.” vice dog. Princess came into the shelter boilers, hot water heaters, weld- “So now businesses like said, “It takes 18 months for The daughter of Adam and Claunch said the city waived a couple of weeks ago, Claunch ing, locksmiths, elevators and Frontier City call us if there is a us to train a boiler inspector Lacie Lester was diagnosed in the adoption fee and is paying said. amusement rides,” she said. problem,” she said. “It’s been an to be nationally certified at a March 2016 with medulloblas- for the pup’s vaccinations. Her story is just one happy The Silver Bullet Roller incredible experience serving as cost of $100,000. After we get toma, a type of brain cancer. Dr. Bryan Wright of Walnut ending for the shelter’s canine coaster at Frontier City has had Labor Commissioner. It’s been them trained it’s no time until Since the diagnosis, her life’s Creek Animal Hospital do- and feline residents. her attention in recent months, a lot of fun and I’ve enjoyed the a private company hires them goal has been about beating the nated Princess’ spay surgery From July 20, 2016 through she said. opportunity to serve.” away. I’ve lost four this year.” disease. on Tuesday. May 31, 2017, the shelter “Only 30 states regulate Among the challenges Mrs. Working for the state the There have been – and still are After the spay, it will be a few housed 147 dogs and 97 cats. amusement rides so when we Houston has faced was the inspectors are paid in the range – MRIs every three months and weeks before Tatum is finally Fifty-one dogs and three cats take our 11 and 12-year-old initial pain and shock of the of $38,000 and sometimes are eight different pills every day. reunited with her dog. were redeemed by owners. The boys to ride roller coasters we loss of previous commissioner offered as much as $74,000 Tatum is close to finishing a Princess will be going to adoptions totaled 23 dogs and make sure we go where they are Mark Costello. working in the private sector. course of chemotherapy at Chil- the Friends for Folks program eight cats. regulated,” Mrs. Houston said. “She did an incredible job Mrs. Houston didn’t have dren’s Hospital in Oklahoma at Lexington Assessment & There were 99 dogs and 76 Mrs. Houston said her office during that trying time,” Rep. long to tarry in Purcell with City. On Tuesday, she was back Reception Center where the cats that went to rescue orga- is in the process of updating Downing said of the commis- another appointment that af- in the hospital for her next-to- inmates will put her through a nizations. the regulatory rules and that sioner. ternoon down the road at Pauls last chemo treatment. basic obedience course. Of the 244 animals that came there are different levels of Mrs. Houston said she is Valley. Before she went back to At the conclusion of that, girl into the shelter during that pe- the city however, she visited and pup will be reunited. riod, just 39 – 30 dogs and nine From page 1A the animal shelter Monday to Tatum was the evening’s only cats – were euthanized. 5K: From page 1A tioned event. (USA Track and for local businesses, churches, The Wayne Fire department Boom: Field) civic organizations, etc., to will also be providing smoked The run will start promptly enter five person relay teams. sausage sandwiches to all in the Heart of Oklahoma Chamber or in memory of a loved one.” $250 at 7:30 a.m. Participants may The cost for a corporate team attendance. of Commerce to make the show, Adopters will be listed on the • Sonic Boom – 270-foot register using the form in this is $100 and for a non-corporate Proceeds of this year’s run well, personal. chamber’s website and will also plume, $100 week’s Purcell Register. team the fee will bewill be $40. will benefit the Purcell High “You can adopt a firework as be announced during the show. • Bada Boom – 180-foot Race day registration will Relay teams will be taken to School Track and Cross Coun- an individual, company or non- With McClain Bank sponsor- plume, $50 begin at 6:30 a.m. The entry their particular leg or kilometer try Teams. These team receive profit,” said Mandy Davis, chief ing the show’s grand finale, the • Baby Boom – 90-foot plume, fee for each runner will be $18 marker prior to the beginning limited funds from the school executive officer of the cham- adoption options for the public $20. for pre-registrants and $20 on of the race. There will be one district and the proceeds from ber. “You may also dedicate a are as follows: For more information, contact race day. water station on the course at this run help make up that firework to a child or grandchild • Big Bang – 360-foot plume, the chamber at 527-3093. The first 100 registrants will the half-way point. After the shortfall. From page 1A be guaranteed a T-shirt com- race, awards will be given to The coaches are able to memorating the run. Checks overall male and female run- purchase warmups, shorts and Rain: should be made payable to the ners, as well as the overall other needed equipment for Purcell Lake Run. Registration masters runner which will be their runners. Purcell has received a paltry For the year-to-date Purcell recorded 14.75” this year. forms may also be obtained over 64. “Bring a friend and get some .45” with .12” falling Sunday. has recorded 19.80”. The nor- Cooler temperatures and from the run’s website at www. There will also be an opportu- exercise and help us support In June of 2016 Purcell re- mal year-to-date for this area some rain is in the forecast for purcelllakerun.com. nity for all that attend the event this worthy cause,” said orga- ceived 4.92”. is 17.12”. Oklahoma City has Sunday into Monday. There will be the opportunity to be entered into the door prize nizer Dr. Rick Schmidt. drawings. One of the really big For more information you things for this run is that there may contact Dr. Schmidt at will be homemade ice cream 527-7555 or Matt Howsley at for everyone to enjoy. 527-1175. Website:From page 1A Montgomery. 2805 N. 9TH, PURCELL The classified ads section 405-527-6484 will also be easier to navigate PATRIOTFORD.COM and an improved e-Edition system will be finalized for Pre-Owned readers who like the look of the newspaper but want to read it on 2013 Hyundai Elantra their computer, tablet or phone. 5-Speed, A/C, 32K Miles The site will also continue to expand with additional social $10,575 media integration. The address for the website 2008 Chevy 3/4 Ton is www.purcellregister.com. Duramax Diesel, 4x4, Crew Cab There will be minor adjust- ments made in the coming days $21,995 but most users shouldn’t notice. TUE., JULY 4 • 6 PM 2007 GMC Sierra From page 1A Crew Cab, Leather, 4x4, Nav. Grant: THOMPSON FIELD, WACKER PARK $13,990 a first time. The Board of Trustees unani- WATERMELON 2012 Nissan Juke mously approved the Commit- KIDS Leather, Roof tee’s recommendation to grant ACTIVITIES! PAULS VALLEY SEED SPITTING funds to the 11 applicants, FOOD & LARGEST FIREWORKS CONTEST! $11,997 totaling $96,564. DISPLAY IN THE REGION! LIVE OBF officials said the major- DRINKS! ity of application requests were TUNE TO 87.9 FM TO HEAR MUSIC! 2012 Hyundai Santa Fe SE, Nice, 90K Miles for updated audio, visual and THE FIREWORKS MUSIC! recording equipment used in $12,495 court proceedings. The need SPONSORED BY: for such equipment stems from outdated and obsolete equip- 2014 Chevy Cruze ment in many courthouses, and 2LT, 87K Miles, New Tires the lack of funds to replace the equipment. Current systems $10,750 are beginning to malfunction and software compatibility 2011 Buick Enclave issues arise. As a result, court CXL, Leather, 3rd Row Seat personnel must often use their own personal computers and $13,995 equipment to get by until new equipment can be purchased. 2013 Chrysler 200 The Court Grant Fund was Auto, A/C, PW & PL established in 2008 and has since made awards to 53 of the 77 district courts in Oklahoma. $7,995 “It is a priority of the OBF GC Garvin County 2009 Ford F-150 Board of Trustees to provide V8, Reg. Cab, 91K Miles funding to courts in every NS ews tar county of the state. With each N Garvin County’s Hometown s newspaper cycle of our yearly Court $11,500 Grant process we get closer to Tom Moore • First United Bank • Dental Edge of Pauls Valley achieving this goal,” said Pat- Wal-Mart DC 6042 Sooner Home Furnishings • Hinkle Printing 2014 Dodge Journey rick O’Hara, Grants & Awards 4 Cyl, 3rd Row Seat, Low Miles Committee Chairman. & Office Supply • Royal Twin Theater • Dennis Whitehouse, MD “We are pleased by the Pauls Valley Public Schools • Edward Jones, Greg Hendrix $15,930 support of the Oklahoma Bar Foundation,” District Judge Oklahoma AgCredit • Valley Abstract 2015 Ford Escape Leah Edwards told The Purcell IN CASE OF RAIN THE EVENT WILL 4 Cyl, Auto, 30K Miles Register. “Their grant funds will be put to good use in the BE RESCHEDULED FOR JULY 5 $15,500 District Court in McClain County.” The Purcell Register B Thursday • June 22, 2017 • Area News • Church News • Classifieds purcellregister.com Neighbors SECTION Barker nominated for West Point Among the nine from District 4

nominated by Congressman Cole Barker Fourth District Congress- and the recommendation students that have accepted man Tom Cole has nominated panel, includes athletics, their appointments to a ser- a Washington Graduate to physical fitness, extracurricu- vice academy, and will go attend school at the United lar activities, recommenda- on to attend some of the best States Military Academy in tions and leadership potential. academic institutions in the West Point, NY. Upon congressional nomina- country. Curtis James Barker, the son tion, students become eligible The young men and women of Kathy and Fred Barker of for appointment consideration from this district are consis- Washington was among nine at the service academy (or tently the best and brightest nominees from the Fourth academies) to which they in the nation. Their ability to District. have applied. succeed at anything in life and Among the nominees “It is a privilege to nominate opting for a career of service are two from Tuttle, two exceptional students to our to their country speaks to their from Norman, one from nation’s prestigious military character. Bridge Creek and one from academies each year,” Cole They could choose to do Blanchard. said. “I am very proud of the anything they wanted, yet they The nomi- have elected nation pro- to serve their cess is highly country and a competitive. cause greater Applicants than them- Jeanne Grimes • The Purcell Register are evaluated selves. for academic They are Seeking friends performance outstanding A class of kindergartners use homemade ‘binoculars’ to locate their friends Monday at and stand- leaders in vacation Bible school. ing, includ- their commu- i n g c l a s s nities, and I rank, SAT/ am confident ACT scores that they will and school r e p r e s e n t records. O k l a h o m a Washington Independence Day Other crite- with honor ria considered and integrity for nomina- throughout their Celebration this Saturday tion, by Cole military service.” AngieSteele Washington Correspondent

Make plans to attend this year’s Independence Day Celebration in Washington, Oklahoma on June 24. Science Museum brings Events will include Warrior Den 5K Poker Run, 8:30-11 a.m.; Fire department fish fry learning and fun for children & car show 11 a.m.-4 p.m. and a parade which will begin at If it’s summer in the libraries of the activities tie into both the theme for the 6 p.m., immediately followed Pioneer Library System, the experts from annual Summer Reading Program as by an evening of family Science Museum Oklahoma are sure to well as favorite books that relate to the fun. Fireworks will start at be on the scene. program topic. dark and there will be live Their events aim both to educate and Sponsors for this year’s Summer Read- music, family lawn games, entertain, as participants of all ages get a ing Program are the Anne and Henry Zar- inflatables, food trucks and chance to learn about the science behind row Foundation, Friends of the Library more! the world where they live. groups, Hitachi Computer Products of Washington Poker Run • Photo by Rhonda Reynolds The Purcell Public Library welcomes America Inc., the Institute of Museum and Sign up for the 1st Annual SMO for the program “Science Unites!” Library Services, Oklahoma Arts Council, Washington Poker Run and Veteran of the Week at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, June 27. Oklahoma College Savings Plan, Pioneer 5K scheduled June 24 at Dale K. Graham Veterans Foundation Veteran of the Week This program is specifically geared to Library System, Pioneer Library System 8:30-11 a.m. It will begin at is Michael Crook. Crook and his wife make their home in children ages 11 and under. It will take a Foundation, SONIC, the Oklahoma De- Washington Senior Center Noble. Congratulations on your 100 percent rating Mr. Crook. look at the wonder of collaboration and partment of Libraries and The Oklahoman and the race begins 8:30 a.m. teamwork through experiments and action Newspapers in Education. A portion of the proceeds Facebook under Washington Mission Friends (Pre-K in an effort to bring science alive. For more information, call 527-5546 or from the Poker run will sup- United Methodist Church, and Kindergarten), Sundays, Staff from Science Museum Okla- go online to www.pioneerlibrarysystem. port the Town of Washington Oklahoma. 5 p.m. homa’s outreach wing travel outside org/purcell. Firework Display. Union Hill Baptist Church Ladies’ Bible Study, Tues- the museum to provide programming Also, download the free Pioneer Library Sign up at http://www. Sundays—Age Group Bi- days, 9 a.m. in places like schools and libraries System Connect App from the App Store signmeup.com/site/online- ble studies, 9:45 a.m. and 5:30 Kid’s Choir and Bible throughout the year. Each year’s library for iPhone or Google Play for Android. event-registration/120129/ p.m.; Children’s Church, 11 Study, Wednesdays, 6:30 SMU Calendar. a.m.; Worship, 11 a.m. and p.m. First Baptist Church of 6:30 p.m. Journey Through the Bible, Cole Wednesdays—Evening Wednesdays, 6:30 p.m. Church schedule: Sunday meal, 5:30 p.m.; Age Group How Can I Know Bible School at 9:30 a.m. and wor- Bible Studies, 6:30 p.m. Study, Sunday, 5 p.m. ship at 10:45 a.m. Sunday Monthly Schedule—Re- Upcoming Events evening Bible Study at 6 p.m. tired/Senior Lunch, 4th Tues- The Armor of God (Ladies Wednesday evening ac- day at Noon; Men’s Break- Study) beginning July 16 at 5 tivities for all ages at 7 p.m. fast, 1st Saturday of each p.m. Contact Kelly Milligan The church website is www. month, 7 a.m. for details. fbcole.org. First Baptist Church Goliath Must Gall (Ev- The church is located in Washington eryone Welcome) begin- Cole on SH 74 B between Weekly Worship Service ning July 16 at 5 p.m. Contact Washington and Blanchard. Times: Pastor Marvin for details. For more information, send Sunday—10:45 a.m. and Falls Creek—June 19- an email to the website or call 6 p.m. 24, $100 per student. Contact (405) 485-3377. Wednesday, 6:30 p.m. Miles or Shea Gordon or the Jeanne Grimes The Purcell Register Washington United Weekly Small Group Op- church office at 288-6060 Methodist Church portunities: for details. All about magic We are a friendly, Bible Sunday School, Sundays, Fellowship Movie Night, Tommy Terrific was in based church where every- 9:45 a.m. Grace Unplugged—June 25 Purcell recently with his one is welcome. Our Sun- Youth Bible Study, Sun- at 5 p.m. in the Fellowship bag of tricks that included day worship service begins days, 5 p.m. and Wednesdays, Hall. gadgets, puppets and at 11 a.m. 6:30 p.m. Falls Creek 100th Anniver- sleight of hand. The free You can call us at 288- GAs (girls 1-5 grade), RAs magic show was sponsored 1775, find us online at (boys 1-5 grade), Sundays at by Purcell Public Library washingtonumc.net or on 5 p.m. Please see Wash News, page 2B 2B-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, June 22, 2017 Make a Library Story Time Play Date The Purcell Public Library event focuses on the art of yoga for preschoolers and toddlers. invites families with young and how even young children Space for the event is limited, children to be part of its Story can benefit from it. so registration is required in Time Play Date. Jill Fox, a special presenter advance. The story time will take place from the Get Fresh! Program of For more information, visit at 10:30 a.m. Thursday, June 29, the Chickasaw Nation will share the library, call 527-5546 or go at the library, 919 N. Ninth St. a story while showing off some online to www.pioneerlibrary- This month’s session of the basic yoga moves appropriate system.org/purcell.

• Photo provided Pauls Valley Opry Becca Herrod will be joining in the fun at the Pauls Valley Opry in the Park event scheduled for Saturday, July 1, at the Wacker Park band shell. The show starts at 8 p.m.

From page 1B Wash News: sary Celebration—Night of sisting veterans and surviving Last week was a very busy Praise, Saturday, September 2, spouses to receive VA benefits. one for all our volunteers. There from 6:30-9:30 p.m. Tickets are We also may provide food were 225 veterans and surviv- required. Homecoming Service sacks, transportation to VA ing spouses assisted by our is Sunday, September 3, from appointments, utility payments, volunteers with their VA claims 6- 8 p.m. Free open event. rent, medical testing and other and questions. One of them had • Photo provided For more information vis- items based on income and oth- driven from Kentucky for help Purcell Dream Catchers it the website at fallscreek. er unforeseen circumstances. with a VA claim for compensa- org/100. Last week our drivers Clay- tion due to the injuries that had The Purcell Dream Catchers finished the season third overall in 2017 SCGSL 6U Tball league. Connect with us at ton and Louie volunteered 40 occurred while serving in the They went head to head with Lindsay for the championship title in the post season tournament [email protected], hours transporting 17 folks 700 first Gulf War. for almost three hours with a score of 52-51, finishing runner up. Girls (from left) include Kylie, 288-6060, Facebook: FBC miles. We can provide these and As a VA Accredited Claims Gabriella, Alejandra, Kaylee, Taryn, Kendra, Blaine, Blakely, Alexis, Riley, Adlee and Kiana. Washington, Twitter @FBC- other services due to the dona- Agent, I receive the rating deci- Coaches are Stephanie Knowles and JC Haynes. WashingtonOK. tions that people like you make. sions on all of the veterans and Dale K. Graham Veteran’s We are a local organization and surviving spouses that visit us. Foundation help those in our communi- Last week 14 veterans were Mid-America students attend Dale K. Graham Veteran’s ties who need a hand up not a awarded a 100 percent VA rat- Foundation is not affiliated handout. Your tax-deductible ing for their service-connected with any other organization. donation is making a difference disabilities. Their combined an- SkillsUSA Summer Leadership Institute Our services are only provided in the lives of the people whom nual income will be $523,698 Fourteen Mid-America camp attended by SkillsUSA tomotive Service Technician, at Faith Pointe Baptist Church, we serve. per year. Twenty-three veterans Technology Center students, students from the six SkillsU- Lexington. 3404 NW 36th, in Norman. Last Tuesday another record received VA rating decisions one counselor and two teachers SA districts across Oklahoma. Also Xela Pierce, Horticul- To schedule a visit for Tues- was broken that I had hoped ranging from 10-90 percent loaded up and headed to Rog- The students participate in ture/Floriculture Assistant, days, please contact Helen at would not be on my watch. I for their service-connected ers State University June 6. numerous leadership classes/ Newcastle; Griz Randall, 405-550-8806 Ext. 102.We are am saddened to report we as- disabilities. These veterans will The group was going to the activities, community service CADD, Newcastle; Emman- at the church Thursday morn- sisted five surviving spouses receive an annual combined university for four action- projects, team meetings, con- uel Rubio, Structural Welder, ings at 7 a.m. Please arrive by of veterans whose husbands income of $314,227. packed days of the SkillsUSA tests, district officer elections, Purcell; and JoJo Turnpaugh, 9 a.m. committed suicide in the last Two surviving spouses were Summer Leadership Institute. challenge courses, statesman Cosmetology, Lexington. We recognize Michael Crook six months. By the time the approved for DIC or Pension Upon arrival, the MATC requirements, and social ac- The MATC students ex- as our Veteran of the Week. He day was over all of us who help benefits, and will receive an contingent was welcomed by tivities. celled at SLI. Five students is one of our new 100 percent surviving spouses had tears in annual combined amount of the SkillsUSA State Officers, MATC students attending were elected as SkillsUSA recipients. He and his wife our eyes. I don’t know of any $30,173. which includes four MATC were Aspen Baxter, Cos- District Officers: Jayden make their home in Noble. Mr. veteran who visited us then took Our ladies who assist the students in those leadership metology, Wanette; Gabby Jones, District President; Crook expressed his gratitude their own life. My philosophy surviving spouses of veterans positions. Bledsoe, Equine Production, Baylea Brooksher, District by presenting us with about 40 has always been that a person helped 29 of them with their Kristen Taffar, SkillsUSA Lexington; Baylea Brooksher, Vice President; Griz Randall, trout he and his family caught. who is receiving VA compensa- applications for DIC or Pension President; John Cook, Trea- Cosmetology, Wayne; Sydny District Parliamentarian; and These gestures honor us and we tion for a disability will be less benefits. I don’t have the words sure; Richard Cowger, Post- Dockery, Horticulture/Flori- Rania Penner and JoJo Turn- appreciate the kind words he likely to do so. to describe what it means to me secondary Western Region culture Assistant, Lexington; paugh were elected as District gave to our volunteers. I know that many of our when they can help this group Representative; and Jeremy Shelby England, Cosmetol- Officers At-large. We are moving forward with veterans need counseling and of spouses receive the benefits Copeland, Postsecondary Of- ogy, Elmore City-Pernell. MATC students Emmanuel our plans to have a place of our medication. The problem I see that so many of them need. One ficer and SkillsUSA National And Chris Harris, Residen- Rubio took second place in own. We have signed a lease on in some of them is the amount of the things all spouses should Officer Candidate. tial Carpentry, Noble; Han- the Extemporaneous Speech a building in Robinson Cross- and types of medication pre- know is that if their veteran is The state officers are respon- nah Howeth, Graphic Com- contest and Ashlyn Kerr ing shopping center, located at scribed by some of their treat- service-connected for a disabil- sible for planning, organizing, munications, Wayne; Jayden placed third in Extemporane- 1268 North Interstate Drive in ing physicians. Another thing ity, it needs to be listed on their and running the camp with the Jones, Equine Production, ous Speech. Norman. Last week our plans that might help is for the VA death certificate as a primary or State Officer Advisors only Blanchard; Ashlyn Kerr, Au- Rania Penner won the T-shirt were submitted to the City of to assign a doctor of the same a contributing cause of death. If acting in an advisory capacity. tomotive Service Technician, design contest, which comes Norman requesting permits. nationality as the veteran to this is done, they will probably SLI is a four-day leadership Lindsay; Raina Penner, Au- with the honor of having her We hope the city will expedite help the veteran and their VA be eligible to receive DIC death shirt design produced and our request. physician communicate with benefits from VA. Please visit worn by all the district officers On average, we see 30 or each other. with Shirley or one of our other Government Government Springs for the 2017-18 school year. more from Norman each week. As I remember when I re- ladies with your questions. Springs Park I’m looking forward to being turned from Vietnam, many Dale K. Graham Veterans Enid, Okla. Park North SkillsUSA is a national stu- Enid, Oklahoma dent organization that encour- able to provide our services in of us were very troubled. The Foundation has food boxes Bring lawn ages students to develop career a facility of our own. As we VA treatment program back available to those in need. An chair or Bring lawn chair continue to grow, there will be then was to give the veteran application for this type of as- blanket and leadership skills. or blanket This organization is affiliat- a need for others in our commu- a prescription of Valium and sistance will be available on Free ed with Oklahoma CareerTech nity to join us in this mission. send them home. I don’t think Tuesday and Thursday morn- admission Free admission System trade and industry You can make a difference by any of us have the answers to ings. A DD-214 or military becoming a volunteer. Applica- the problems that are facing the discharge will be necessary to Find Enid education programs offered in Find more Enid events high schools and technology tions are available online and men and women who served in apply. Please contact Rhonda events at any Tuesday or Thursday at (405) 550-8806 Extension 103 VisitEnid.org at VisitEnid.org centers across the state. the military today. 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605.234.3275฀•฀[email protected]฀฀ ฀•฀ LPXLP THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, June 22, 2017-3B No. 523-June 22-1 Time IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF MCCLAIN COUNTY Lexington Community News STATE OF OKLAHOMA By Hazel Shockey IN RE THE NAME CHANGE OF CANNON MICHAEL SCOTT CASE NO: CV-17-64 The center will be closed participation in the game time NOTICE OF FILING PETITION July 5, 6, 12 and 13 for summer and a schedule of events will be FOR CHANGE OF NAME vacation. made available. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that All is going well. Meals are Lunch is served from 11 a.m.- CANNON MICHAEL SCOTT has filed a Petition to Have his good and the visiting is great. If 12:30 p.m. on Wednesday and Name Changed From CANNON you are new in our community, Thursday for a $6 donation. MICHAEL SCOTT to CANNON come on down to the Lexington To-go orders are $7. The lunch MICHAEL BOATRIGHT in the Community Center on Wednes- is open to the public and home District Court of McClain County, Oklahoma. day and Thursday for a home cooked and served by the volun- The Petition has been set for cooked meal and to make new teers at Lexington Community hearing by the District Court of friends or visit with old ones. Center, 131 S. Main. McClain County before the Honor- If you have news for this col- All menus are subject to able Charles Gray on 7-17-17 at 9:15 a.m. in Courtroom located umn, we will be glad to include it. change. at 121 N. Second Street, Purcell, The exercise program is still Menu for June 22, 28 and 29: Oklahoma. available. The present schedule Thursday, June 22—Fried Any person may file a written is 9 a.m. on Monday, Wednesday chicken, mashed potatoes and protest in the case prior to the date set for hearing. and Friday. There are also 6 a.m. gravy, green beans, squash, Attorney(s) for Petitioner: classes on Monday, Wednesday rolls, salad bar, apricot or apple /s/ Jeremy Z. Carter and Friday for the early risers cobbler. Jeremy Z. Carter, Esq. OBA #19772 and professionals. Plans are un- Thursday, June 28—Turkey P.O. Box 255 derway to have evening classes and dressing, sweet potatoes, 131 N.W. 32nd St. at a later date. You can call Sue broccoli casserole, corn, cran- Newcastle, OK 73065 Peery at (405) 830-8507 if you berry, rolls, salad bar, pumpkin 405-392-3300 Tel. 405-392-2417 Fax Jeanne Grimes • The Purcell Register have questions. or pecan pies. [email protected] Interested in playing table Thursday, June 29—Pork Teamwork exercise games, cards and dominoes? chops, mashed potatoes, gravy, Slayde Little, left, supervises as Addison Keeler, center, and her partner coordinate their back- Ask someone at the center and fried okra, mixed vegetables, they will let you know game rolls, salad bar, cherry dump No. 514-June 22-1 Time to-back walk while holding a soccer ball between them. The fourth graders learned about IN THE DISTRICT COURT teamwork during Monday’s game at First Baptist Church’s vacation Bible school. times. We would like to see more cake-pineapple. OF MCCLAIN COUNTY STATE OF OKLAHOMA IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE No. 524-June 22-1 Time pooled and adjudicated pursuant on the Initial Hearing Docket at the No. 527-June 22-1 Time Completion Interval in Sec- OF JOANNE M. TERLIZZI, BEFORE THE CORPORATION to 52 O.S. Sec. 87.1 within and on Eastern Regional Service Office BEFORE THE CORPORATION tion 31-5N-4W, McClain County, Deceased. COMMISSION OF THE the basis of the drilling and spac- of the Corporation Commission, COMMISSION OF THE Oklahoma: Case No. PB-2017-64 STATE OF OKLAHOMA ing units covered hereby, and not Room 114, 440 South Houston, STATE OF OKLAHOMA First Perforation: Not closer NOTICE OF HEARING APPLICANT: EAGLE EXPLORA- limited to a single wellbore. The Tulsa, Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m., on APPLICANT: CASILLAS PETRO- than 0 feet from the North line and PETITION FOR LETTERS TION PRODUCTION, LLC application in this cause states the 11th day of July, 2017, and that LEUM RESOURCE PARTNERS, not closer than 660 feet from the OF ADMINISTRATION, RELIEF SOUGHT: POOLING that Applicant has proposed the notice be published as required by LLC East line of Section 31, Township APPOINTMENT OF PERSONAL LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SECTION development of the separate com- law and rules of the Commission. RELIEF SOUGHT: MULTIUNIT 5 North, Range 4 West, McClain REPRESENTATIVE, 7, TOWNSHIP 5 NORTH, RANGE mon source(s) of supply in the NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN HORIZONTAL WELL County, Oklahoma. DETERMINATION OF HEIRS 3 WEST, MCCLAIN COUNTY drilling and spacing unit(s) involved THAT any person interested or LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SEC- Last Perforation: Not closer than Notice is hereby given to all OKLAHOMA herein under a plan development protesting the application please TIONS 30 AND 31, TOWNSHIP 5 165 feet from the South line and persons interested in the Estate CAUSE CD 201703052-T and has proposed to commence advise the Attorney of record and NORTH, RANGE 4 WEST, ALL IN not closer than 660 feet from the of Joanne M. Terlizzi, Deceased, AMENDED NOTICE such plan of development of such the Court Clerk’s Office of the MCCLAIN COUNTY, OKLAHOMA East line of Section 31, Township that on the 15th day of June, 2017, OF HEARING units by an initial unit well in the Oklahoma Corporation Commis- CAUSE CD NO. 201703972-T 5 North, Range 4 West, McClain there was filed with this Court STATE OF OKLAHOMA: To all lands covered hereby, and that Ap- sion five (5) days before the hearing NOTICE OF HEARING County, Oklahoma. the Petition of Stacey Lynn Estes persons, owners, producers, op- plicant has been unable to reach date above. STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: and to complete such multiunit praying that Letters of Administra- erators, purchasers and takers of an agreement with the owners of NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN All persons, owners, producers, horizontal well in and to produce tion be issued to her as Personal oil and gas and all other interested drilling rights named as respon- that the Applicant and interested operators, purchasers and tak- hydrocarbons from the sepa- Representative of the Estate, to persons, particularly in McClain dents herein with respect to such parties may present testimony by ers of oil and gas, and all other rate common sources of supply serve without bond, for a judicial County, Oklahoma; including: proposed plan of development of telephone. The cost of telephonic interested persons, particularly in involved herein. Applicant is determination of the heirs of the Terra Rosa Royalty Corp.; David the separate common source(s) of communication shall be paid by McClain County, Oklahoma, and intending to file before the Com- Decedent. Ross Whitfield; Trustees of the supply in the drilling and spacing the person and persons request- all parties listed as respondents mission applications requesting Pursuant to an Order of this Welfelt Revocable Family Trust; unit(s) covered hereby. ing its use. Interested parties who on Exhibit “A”, attached to the the Commission to enter orders Court made on the 15th day of Hidden Creek Resources, LLC; The Applicant in this cause wish to participate by telephone Application on file herein, and granting exceptions to the per- June, 2017, notice is given that Heartland Minerals, LLC; Roger has drilled a multi-unit horizontal shall contact the Applicant or more particularly: A. DUTTON mitted well location tolerances in the 13th day of July, 2017, at 9:30 Pugh; and if any of the named well, under 52 O.S. Sec. 87.6, et Applicant’s attorney, prior to the KENNEDY DAVIS; DAVID JOHN- the drilling and spacing units in- o’clock a.m. is the day and time individuals or entities be deceased seq., and OAC 165: 5-7-6.2 and hearing date, and provide their SON; EDWARD D. FEINBERG, volved herein so that the multiunit that the Petition will be heard in or a dissolved partnership, corpo- OAC 165: 10-3-28 in the lands name and phone number. POSSIBLY DECEASED; THE UN- horizontal well involved herein may the Courtroom of Judge Charles ration or other association, then involved herein in the Shale Res- NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN KNOWN HEIRS, SUCCESSORS be drilled and completed as de- Gray in the County Courthouse the unknown heirs, executors, ervoir hereby, with a portion of THAT this cause, if protested, AND ASSIGNS OF EDWARD D. scribed above. Applicant intends at Purcell, McClain County, Okla- administrators, devisees, suc- the completion interval of such may be subject to a prehearing or FEINBERG, DECEASED; G.W. to run casing in the lateral of the homa, and all persons interested cessors, trustees and assigns of multi-unit horizontal well located settlement conference pursuant to NEAL AND ANGIE NEAL, HWJT; multiunit horizontal well involved may appear and contest the same. any such deceased individual or in the 640-acre drilling and spac- OCCRP 165:5-11-2. HAROLD B. RILEY, PRESUMABLY herein and to cement such cas- Witness, the undersigned, dissolved partnership, corporation ing unit(s) formed for the separate NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN DECEASED; THE UNKNOWN ing so as to cover and isolate the Judge of the District Court of Mc- or other association. common source(s) of supply that all interested persons may HEIRS, SUCCESSORS AND AS- first and last perforations in such Clain County, State of Oklahoma, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN involved herein in said Section 7, appear and be heard. For infor- SIGNS OF HAROLD B. RILEY, lateral. Therefore, the completion this 15th day of June, 2017. THAT the Applicant in this Cause Township 5 North, Range 3 West, mation concerning this action, DECEASED; LEROY SHUSTER, interval of the multiunit horizontal CHARLES GRAY is requesting the following relief McClain County, Oklahoma, and contact Amanda Witten at Eagle POSSIBLY DECEASED; THE well involved herein will be from ASSOCIATE and special relief: That the Com- with a portion of such completion Exploration Production, LLC, (918) UNKNOWN HEIRS, SUCCES- the first perforation to the last DISTRICT JUDGE mission, based on the evidence interval located in the 640-acre 748-3304, or Michael D. Stack, SORS AND ASSIGNS OF LEROY perforation in the lateral of such JUDGE OF THE presented, pool the interests and drilling and spacing unit(s) formed Attorney for Applicant, 943 East SHUSTER, DECEASED; MARY well. Applicant is proposing to DISTRICT COURT adjudicate the rights and equities for the separate common source(s) Britton Road, Oklahoma City, JO HALL; THE PERSONAL REP- drill the multiunit horizontal well Blevins & Associates Law, PLLC of oil and gas owners on a unit of supply involved herein in Sec- Oklahoma 73114; Tele (405) 286- RESENTATIVE OF THE ESTATE involved herein with a completion James B. Blevins, Jr., OBA #881 pooling and designate the Appli- tion 6, Township 5 North, Range 3 1717; Fax (405) 286-2122. OF N. B. HANEY, DECEASED; interval in such multiunit horizontal 138 W. Main /P.O. Box 1565 cant, or some other party recom- West, McClain County, Oklahoma. CORPORATION THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, SUC- well of approximately 10,000 feet. Purcell, Oklahoma 73080 mended by Applicant as operator, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN COMMISSION CESSORS AND ASSIGNS OF The proposed multiunit horizontal Phone: 405-527-7575 for the well(s) drilled pursuant to THAT this cause be set before OF OKLAHOMA N.B. HANEY, DECEASED; RA- well involved herein will prevent Fax: 405-527-7574 this order. That the following com- an Administrative Law Judge for DANA L. MURPHY, CHEL SHUSTER, POSSIBLY waste, will protect correlative Attorney for Personal mon source of supply be included hearing, taking of evidence and CHAIRMAN DECEASED; THE UNKNOWN rights, and will aid in the full and Representative in the pooling order: Woodford reporting to the Commission. That J. TODD HIETT, HEIRS, SUCCESSORS AND efficient development of each of [Drilling and Spacing Order No. Applicant could request that the VICE CHAIRMAN ASSIGNS OF RACHEL SHUS- the affected units covered hereby. 629874] common source of supply Order to be entered in this cause BOB ANTHONY, TER, DECEASED; ROSALIND R. IT IS ORDERED that this Cause underlying Section 7, Township shall include a provision allowing COMMISSIONER FRIED; THELMA G. THOMAS; be referred to an Administrative No. 496-June 15-2 Times 5 North, Range 3 West, McClain the operator one year from the DONE AND PERFORMED THIS W.H. TRELEAVEN; CHARLES G. Law Judge for hearing, taking NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE County, Oklahoma. date of the Order to commence 19th DAY OF JUNE, 2017. GATES; GENE CAMPBELL HUNT; of evidence and reporting to the CJ-2016-205 The interests of the oil and drilling operations. ATTEST: GUY LOOPER; THOMAS MUR- Commission. Notice is given that on the gas owners involved herein and NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN PEGGY MITCHELL, SECRE- RAY CAMPBELL; TI-DA, INC., A IT IS ORDERED AND NOTICE 18th day of July, 2017, at 10:00 the rights and equities in respect THAT this Cause will be heard be- TARY OF THE COMMISSION FLORIDA CORPORATION; JOHN IS HEREBY GIVEN that this AM, at Room 121 of the County thereto are sought herein to be fore an Administrative Law Judge COLLIER MAJOR AND STEPHEN Cause will be heard before an Courthouse, in the City of Purcell, ALFRED MAJOR, AS TRUSTEES, Administrative Law Judge on the McClain County, Oklahoma, the No. 526-June 22-3 Times living, or the unknown minerals; and BOTH DECEASED; MANHATTAN Merits Docket at the Corporation Sheriff of said County will offer IN THE DISTRICT COURT successors thereof, if c. The west half of the northwest OIL COMPANY; R.C. FLOYD; Commission, Eastern Regional for sale and sell, with appraise- OF MCCLAIN COUNTY deceased; Newman Noah, if quarter of Section 12, Township 8 RAYMOND R. LACKEY; STARLA Office, 440 South Houston, Tulsa, ment, for cash, at public auction, STATE OF OKLAHOMA living, or the unknown North, Range 4 West of the Indian HORSTMAN, AS CUSTODIAN Oklahoma, 74127, at 8:30 a.m., on to the highest and best bidder, all SOUTH CANADIAN LAND LLC, successors thereof, if Meridian, less and except all oil, FOR ETHAN C. HORSTMAN the 11th day of July, 2017, that certain real estate in McClain Plaintiff, deceased; Agnes Noah, if gas, and other minerals, and (ii) The UNDER THE TEXAS UNIFORM and that this notice be published County, Oklahoma, to-wit: v. living or the unknown south half of the southeast quarter TRANSFERS TO MINORS ACT, if as required by law and the Rules Part of the Northwest Quarter The unknown successors of successors thereof, if of the southeast quarter; the north living, or if deceased, the known of the Commission. of the Southeast Quarter (NW4 CHARLEY COLUMBUS BILLEY, deceased; Pearl Noah, if half of the southeast quarter; north and unknown heirs, devisees, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN SE4) of Section Twenty-six (26), deceased, living, or the unknown half of the southeast quarter of the executors, administrators, suc- that the Applicant and interested Township Seven (7) North, Range The unknown successors of successors thereof, if southeast quarter and the south cessors, trustees and/or assigns, parties may present testimony by Three (3) West, McClain County, WILMON NOAH, deceased, deceased; Emma Noah, if half of the southeast quarter of the immediate and remote, of the telephone. The cost of telephonic Oklahoma, being more particularly SALLENNA NOAH a/k/a living, or the unknown southwest quarter of the southeast above named parties. communication shall be paid by described as follows: Beginning SALENA NOAH, if living, or the successors thereof, quarter of Section 2, Township 8 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN the person or persons requesting at the NW/Corner of the SE4 of unknown successors thereof, if if deceased; Lizzie Noah, North, Range 4 West of the Indian that the Applicant in this Cause is its use. Interested parties who said Section 26; thence East 728 deceased, if living, or the unknown Meridian, less and except all oil, requesting an order, to be effec- wish to participate by telephone feet; thence South 299.18 feet; MARCUS NOAH, if living, or successors thereof, if gas, and other minerals. tive as of the date of the execu- shall contact the Applicant or thence West 728 feet; thence the unknown successors thereof, deceased; and Sophia Pierce, and asking the Court to enter tion thereof or as of a date prior Applicant’s attorney, prior to the North 299.18 feet to the point of if deceased, if living, or the unknown judgment decreeing that South thereto, as follows: (i) approving hearing date, and provide their beginning; NEWMAN NOAH, if living, or successors thereof, Canadian Land LLC is the owner a multiunit horizontal well in the name and phone number. subject to unpaid taxes, ad- the unknown successors thereof, if deceased of good and perfect title to the 640-acre drilling and spacing NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN vancements by Plaintiff for taxes, if deceased, TAKE NOTICE that you, and above-described property and units formed for the Mississippian that all interested persons may insurance premiums, and expens- AGNES NOAH, if living, or each of you, have been sued by adjudging that you have no right, and Woodford separate common appear and be heard. For infor- es necessary for the preservation the unknown successors thereof, South Canadian Land LLC, in the title, interest, or estate in the sources of supply in Section 30, mation concerning this action of the subject property, if any, if deceased, District Court of McClain County, above-described property, and Township 5 North, Range 4 West, contact MR. LAWSON VOGEL, said property having been duly PEARL NOAH, if living, or State of Oklahoma, alleging that barring and enjoining you from McClain County, Oklahoma, and in Casillas Petroleum Resource appraised at $250,000.00. Sale the unknown successors thereof, title is in dispute as to the following setting up or asserting any right, the 640-acre drilling and spacing Partners, LLC, 401 South Boston will be made pursuant to a Special if deceased, described real property and prem- title, interest, or estate in the units formed for the Mississippian Avenue, Suite 2400, Tulsa, Okla- Execution And Order Of Sale is- EMMA NOAH, if living, or ises situated in McClain County, above-described property. and Woodford separate common homa, 74103, (918) 582-5310, sued in accordance with judgment the unknown successors thereof, State of Oklahoma, to-wit: That you, and each of you, must sources of supply in Section 31, or CHARLES L. HELM, Attorney, entered in the District Court of if deceased, a. The north half of the south- answer the petition filed by South Township 5 North, Range 4 West, 105 North Hudson, Suite 700, McClain County, Oklahoma, in LIZZIE NOAH, if living, or west quarter of the northeast Canadian Land LLC by August 3, McClain County, Oklahoma, so as Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 73102, Case No. CJ-2016-205, entitled the unknown successors thereof, quarter of Section 29, Township 8 2017, or the allegations of said to allow such multiunit horizontal (405) 232-9000. Please refer to Quicken Loans Inc., Plaintiff, if deceased, North, Range 2 West of the Indian petition will be taken as true and well to be drilled as follows: Cause CD Number. vs. Jennifer Wade and Brian E. SOPHIA PIERCE, if living, or Meridian, less and except all oil, judgment in the nature of the Completion Interval in Sec- DONE AND PERFORMED this Wade, being all of the Defendants the unknown successors thereof, gas, and other minerals; claims described above will be tion 30-5N-4W, McClain County, 19th day of June, 2017. and persons holding or claiming if deceased, b. The West 20 acres of Lot 8, the rendered. Oklahoma: CORPORATION any interest or lien in the subject Defendants. southeast 10 acres of Lot 8 and the Given under my hand and seal First Perforation: Not closer than COMMISSION property. Case No. CV-17-67 southwest 10 acres of Lot 7 (also this 19 day of June, 2017. 165 feet from the North line and OF OKLAHOMA Don Hewett, Sheriff of NOTICE BY PUBLICATION described as the south half of the Kristel Gray, Court Clerk not closer than 660 feet from the DANA L. MURPHY, Chairman McClain County, Oklahoma The State of Oklahoma to: southeast quarter of the southeast By: /s/ Kathy Peterson East line of Section 30, Township J. TODD HIETT, By: /s/ Don Hewett The unknown successors of quarter and the northwest quarter Deputy Court Clerk 5 North, Range 4 West, McClain Vice Chairman DEPUTY Charley Columbus Billey, of the southeast quarter of the (Seal) County, Oklahoma. BOB ANTHONY, Don Timberlake - #9021 deceased; the unknown southeast quarter and southwest Greg Dixon Last Perforation: Not closer Commissioner BAER & TIMBERLAKE, P.C. successors of Wilmon Noah, quarter of the northeast quarter of 111 N. Peters Avenue, Suite 440 than 0 feet from the South line and ATTEST: P.O. Box 18486 deceased; Sallenna Noah a/k/a the southeast quarter) of Section Norman, OK 73069 not closer than 660 feet from the PEGGY MITCHELL, Commis- Oklahoma City, OK 73154-0486 Salena Noah, if living, or the 29, Township 8 North, Range 2 Telephone: (405) 701-5355 East line of Section 30, Township sion Secretary Telephone: (405) 842-7722 unknown successors thereof, if West of the Indian Meridian, less Fax: (405) 701-2830 5 North, Range 4 West, McClain Facsimile: (405) 848-9349 deceased; Marcus Noah, if and except all oil, gas, and other County, Oklahoma. BT File No.: 113017 4B-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, June 22, 2017 The Purcell Register Religion Lexington Westside Church of Christ Good week to all! Welcome greatest failures. What is it that we need to to the “front porch.” But, again, to be clear, we teach them? Teach them – set Father’s Day, without fail, have to find a balance. Out- the table for them – both the makes me think deeply of one ward demonstrations of faith nutrition (“nurture”) and the thing: the faith of my children. and obedience – such as being discipline (“admonition”) they It’s remarkable, isn’t it, that – as at the Lord’s house at the ap- need. Such teaching, I am sure, Church we grow older – we don’t worry pointed time, the “first day of covers more than the books in Directory nearly as much about our chil- the week” (Acts 2:42; 20:7; this world could hold. It covers dren’s income, job promotions, Hebrews 10:25) — is one of our endless matters of the heart, and or hobbies as we do about their greatest responsibilities. it covers a thousand matters of faith! That tells us something Though it is an “outward” the hands and feet. First Christian Church about priorities, I am sure. work, making our way to the But, in that process of teach- (Disciples of Christ) So as each time Father’s “Lord’s house” is not something ing, I am sure we must empha- www.firstchristianchurchpurcell.org Day comes around, we feel that parents “leave up to” the size the spiritual principles that Purcell, OK compelled to stand before the children. She never had to, but – make up the foundation – that Sunday: 10:45 AM 2705 N. 9th • 527-2535 congregation and teach on this had it come down to it – Mama is, the principles that tell what Children’s Church 10:50 AM Pastor: Travis Southern ...finding our source, supply, topic as if we are standing in would have grabbed me by the it means to have faith, to live 2nd at Washington Sunday services Wednesday services front of our own children in the ear and “led” me gently to the by faith, and to walk by faith. 9 am Sunday School 6:30 pm Bible Study and ultimate delight in God. Unity in Christ, 10 am Worship 6:30 pm Awanas & living room and saying, “All church house on Sunday morn- It is not an easy sermon to freedom of thought 6 pm Evening worship Youth Goldsby, OK 405.288.2117 right, kids, here’s what I want ing. I have not seen too many preach nor demonstrate. But it is and love in action. www.ebcpurcell.org www.truevineok.org you to know!” good outcomes when parents the first chapter, and it is the last. We stood in such a place this give 10-year-old or 15-year- Where do we begin to under- past Lord’s Day, and we posed old children that choice. Now, take such a monumental task? the question we have searched they might give them a choice Perhaps we can begin with Westside a lifetime to answer: What is whether they want to listen to that great prologue in John’s it that we want to teach our their I-pad, or talk on their cell gospel: “In the beginning was Church of Christ Hwy 39, 5mi. west of Purcell children? phone. But going to church is the Word, and the Word was 401 W. Broadway 405.527.3957 - [email protected] I think we have to begin with not a choice, and behaving and with God, and the Word was Sundays 715 W. Harrison, Purcell Lexington Age Group Bible Study 9:45 am the importance of faith. We have staying awake while we are to be God” (John 1:1). There are Sunday Morning - 10 a.m. Morning Worship 11:00 am to start there because that, most worshipping the Lord in “spirit many starting places, but I can Community Outreach 4:30 pm Revival Service - 11 a.m. Sunday Morning 10:30 am Age Group Bible Study 5:30 pm of all, is what I want my children and truth” are not choices, either think of none better than that. Wednesday Evening - 7:00 p.m. Sunday Evening 3:00 pm Evening Worship 6:30 pm to know. (John 4:23-24). Children, young people: Pastor: Rev. Mark A. Stacy Wednesdays I do not want them to know Yes, we have the responsibil- Please know that Jesus Christ Office Ph. 405.527.3045 Fellowship Meal 5:30 pm Wednesday Evening 7:30 pm Age Group Bible Study 6:30 pm “about” faith but, rather, to have ity to teach many, many outward is the Word, the authority, the a great faith, to “experience” behaviors to our children, both essence, the power, and the glory FIRST BAPTIST faith in a real way, not just in when they’re young and later of God. That truth, indeed, is Johnson Road walking in the church doors at when they are grown. In fact, the world’s most academic and CHURCH the appointed time but walking God’s Word tells us we must fundamental lesson. Baptist Church LEXINGTON out of the church doors and liv- do such teaching. In the middle We teach that, and we instill 4 mi. N. of Purcell on I-35 Connecting People With God and One Another ing what they hear, and read, of his letter to the Ephesians, that in our children, then they Pastor Wayne Brown Team Kids • The Way (Youth) and see in the gospel. Paul – under the direction of the will readily understand they 9:45a.m ...... Sunday School Upward • Senior Activities Faith includes the worship of Holy Spirit – pauses, and says, must open up God’s Word and 11:00a.m ...... Worship Service Sunday School 9:45 Morning Worship 8:30 • 10:45 • Evening 6:00 the church – it demands it, in “Fathers …” (Ephesians 6:4). examine – for a lifetime – what 6:30p.m ...... Sunday Evening fact, and our coming together It is as if the Spirit is doing the Lord Jesus Christ would 6:30p.m ...... Wednesday Rusty Canoy Pastor 527-6758 for worship is one of our great- what we said earlier, calling us have us to learn, to do, and to be. 527-7155 • 447-9709 800 E. BROADWAY • LEXINGTON est privileges – but faith must into the living room and saying, It is not an easy job – neither extend beyond that. We cannot “All right, fathers, I want you to for the teacher nor the student check faith in like a library book listen to me for a minute!” – but it is a father’s greatest Memorial Calvary when we get in our cars Sunday What is the message the Spirit assignment, and also that of a Assembly of God morning to go home. has for us fathers? “Fathers,” He son, a daughter. Holiness Church Sometimes, perhaps, we fail says, “provoke not your children Thanks for sharing this im- 7th & Monroe, Purcell Pastor David Bittle Pastor Duane Elmore by emphasizing getting to the to wrath: but bring them up in portant “front porch” visit here. 403 N. 4th, Purcell building more than emphasizing the nurture and admonition of We look forward to seeing you sunday school 9:45 a.m. 9:45 a.m. Sunday School what we do and what we ARE the Lord”! next week. God bless! Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Pastor: Justin Blankenship Evening services 6:00 p.m. 10:50 a.m. Morning Worship after we leave the building. In Bring them up, the Spirit steven.bowen@redoakisd. 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. fact, I am sure that is one of our says! Raise them! Teach them! org 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 Francisca Salgado-Rojas Sunday School: 10 a.m. Worship: 11 a.m. Worship Our Lord Jesus Christ lived that are in them: the immortal offer us friendship. 118 W. Broadway/Hwy 39 Downtown in this world more than 2,000 life, the fate of the apostles, the We can have the strength to Sunday Evening: 6 p.m. Rev. Jeff Pierce Post Office Box 1028 years ago. Knowing his des- conversation with Christ. This cross any desert. We can be Wednesday: 7:30 p.m. Lexington, OK 73051 527.6214 Center 2726 N. 9th, Purcell tiny, he loved us so much that is that body that was bloodied, tested by innumerable adver- Pastor: Steve Moore Sunday - 10:00am/6:30pm Sunday Morning - 10:30 am he stayed with us, Body and pierced with a spear, and that sities. In the Eucharist we will From South Purcell I-35, Exit 1 mile Wednesday - 7:00pm Sunday Evening - 6:00 pm South on Highway 74 to Highway 180th Blood, in the Eucharist. Every spawned healthy sources, that find the necessary forces to Wednesday Evening - 7:00 pm St. West on 180th St. 6 miles. Pastor Charles Barton time we gather to celebrate the of blood, that of water for all overcome obstacles. If you are 527-7521 527-5726 www.lighthousechurch.tv Holy Mass, we relive Jesus’ the earth. This body was given not already participating in the great sacrifice of love for each to us to have and to eat, which Lord’s banquet, I invite you to of us. was from intense love.’” do what you can to be part of it. Our Lady of Victory Trinity United Purcell’s First Baptist Christ becomes fully present The sacrament of the Eucha- Soul food! Nourishing our 4th & Main 405-527-3327 to us and is offered to us as rist is the sacrament that proves Soul is essential! Methodist Church www.fbcpurcell.org food, as viaticum of the way. to us the evidence of “love to Our weekend Mass schedule Catholic Church His grace is what sustains us. the end” of Christ the Lord. In is Saturday at 5 p.m. (English), CORNER OF THIRD & JEFFERSON Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. Come worship with us! Morning Worship: 10:30 a.m. 10:15 a.m. & 6 pm Sundays His love is the love that revives the Eucharist we find life. In the Sunday at 11 a.m. (English) and Saturday - 5 pm (English) 6 p.m. Wednesdays us. Thanks to his sacrifice and Eucharist we find the strength 1 p.m. (Spanish). Sunday - 11 am (English) Rev. Dr. James Kim Activities for all ages & child care to his Eucharistic presence, we to follow to our path. In the For more information, call 1 pm (Español) Pastor provided for all services! can aim for eternal life. Eucharist we find an uncondi- our church office at 527-3077. Parish Office/Oficina: 527-3077 James Wilder, Pastor Sr. John Chrysostom says tional friend of our soul who is Please visit our parish, and like 211 N. 2nd, Purcell of this: “When you see that always there to listen to us and us on Facebook. Priest House/Padre Jim: 527-4242 HIS HEART, HIS PASSION, HIS PURPOSE 527-2256 Office the body of Christ is on the altar, I said to myself: ‘I am Goldsby You Are Always Welcome At no longer earth and ashes by 7th & Monroe St. this body. I am no longer a Green Avenue Church of Christ Baptist Church free captive. By this body, I 153 W. Center Road The Wednesday evening adult Bible class covered the fifth Goldsby, OK 73093 wait for the heavens and I am chapter of First Corinthians which deals with church discipline 2223 N. 9th, Purcell, OK 73080 sure that I will obtain the goods 288-2514 Pastor Dennis Clark Church of of immoral members and emphasizes the importance of remov- Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. 527-6808 ing sinful influences in the church. The Sunday morning auditorium class looked at Second Worship - 10:45 a.m. Sunday School: 9:45 a.m. Christ Evening - 6:00 p.m. EASTSIDE Samuel 2 through First Chronicles 4 which covers the begin- Morning Worship: 10:50 a.m. Purcell, oK Wednesday Evening - 6:30 p.m. ning of David’s reign as king first of Judah then as king of all Evening Worship: 5:00 p.m. Sunday 10:30 & 1:30 church of christ Israel. The class also examined several psalms. Steve Roach, Pastor Wednesday Bible Study: 6:30 p.m. Wednesday Evening 6:30 “preaching first century The Sunday morning sermon during the assembly took a close christianity in the twenty- look at a discussion between Jesus and some of His disciples, first century” who were miraculously prevented from recognizing Him, near Fountains the small town of Emmaus, about seven miles from Jerusalem. N.E. 4th and Ash The extended discussion centered around the reality of the of Faith Lexington, OK resurrection of Jesus. Affiliated with Independent Assemblies The Sunday evening sermon examined the eighty-fifth psalm Pastors Neal & Sandra Hector 527-3131 which is a prayer for God to forgive Israel for their sins and 122 S. 6th Street • Purcell, OK 73080 sunday services abandon expressing His displeasure of them. 405-740-5163 • 405-740-1978 Bible study- 9:30 am The church is located at 407 Jackson Street in Purcell. Bible Sunday Worship 10:30 am Morning worship- 10:30 am classes begin at 9:45 Sunday morning and 7 Wednesday eve- Sunday Evening 6:00 pm ning, with worship at 10:45 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. Sunday. Bible Wednesday 7:00 pm evening worship- 6:00 pm wednesday Bible study- 7:00 pm study correspondence courses are available. You can call the office at 527-4052. LPXLP THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, June 22, 2017-5B No. 529-June 22-1 Time TO CONFIRM SHERIFF’S SALE The IN THE DISTRICT COURT NOTICE IS GIVEN TO: Kevin L. OF MCCLAIN COUNTY Laminack; Miranda G. Laminack; STATE OF OKLAHOMA John Doe, Occupant; U.S. Bank Horseman's WILMINGTON TRUST, NATIONAL National Association, as Trustee ASSOCIATION, NOT IN ITS INDI- for PROF-2012-S1 Holding Trust I, VIDUAL CAPACITY, BUT SOLELY and their unknown successors and Corner AS TRUSTEE FOR MFRA TRUST assigns, that the hearing on the 2014-2, above Motion to Confirm Sale is Plaintiff, set on the 2nd day of August, 2017, v. at 9:00 o’clock a.m., before Judge Southwest Reined Cow Horse Association to KEVIN L. LAMINACK; MIRANDA Edwards at the McClain County Present “Clinic with the Pros” at the Expo Center G. LAMINACK; JOHN DOE, Courthouse, Purcell, Oklahoma. SRCHA has scheduled a “Clinic with the Pros” on June 23-24 OCCUPANT; AND U.S. BANK SHAPIRO & CEJDA, LLC at the McClain County Expo Center in Purcell. It is not too late NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS 770 NE 63rd St TRUSTEE FOR PROF-2012-S1 Oklahoma City, OK 73105-6431 to sign up. Deadline is June 15. HOLDING TRUST I (405) 848-1819 The clinic is for all levels, from starting trainers to beginner Defendant(s) Attorneys for Plaintiff riders. Just need to tune up? This is a great place for that. Case No. CJ-2016-76 File No. 16-126296 This year’s line-up of pros include Russell Dilday, Ashley Dea- NOTICE OF HEARING MOTION con, Chris Dawson (who interned several years ago with Todd Crawford, Blanchard), Mark Luis, Wade Meador and Clayton No. 528-June 22-1 Time Anderson. This will be lots of great fun and great instruction. BEFORE THE CORPORATION COMMISSION For more information or to register, please call Gay Lenz at OF THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA (405) 818-7556. APPLICANT: CASILLAS PETROLEUM RESOURCE PARTNERS, LLC RELIEF SOUGHT: LOCATION EXCEPTION AND EXCEPTION TO RULE Participate in the 2017 American Horse Council’s 165:10-3-28(c)(2) Economic Impact Study for the U.S. Horse Industy LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SECTIONS 30 AND 31, TOWNSHIP 5 NORTH, Note to all area trainers, owners, breeders, and participants RANGE 4 WEST, ALL IN MCCLAIN COUNTY, OKLAHOMA in any show ring or racing activity, also anyone who has one or CAUSE CD NO. 201703971-T NOTICE OF HEARING more horses registered with any breed association: Please read STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: All persons, owners, producers, op- the following article if your horses are not registered. If you have erators, purchasers and takers of oil and gas, and all other interested a horse, you are important. Please take part in the survey if you persons, particularly in McClain County, Oklahoma. have a horse-related business. It matters to you as a horse owner, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Applicant in this Cause is re- questing that this Commission grant a well location and an exception and it matters to your area, your state and nationally. to Rule 165:10-3-28(c)(2) for a well to be drilled and produced from The American Horse Council announced that the survey link the Mississippian and Woodford common sources of supply underly- for the National Economic Impact Study was released on June 5 • Photo provided ing Section 30, Township 5 North, Range 4 West, McClain County, and will be available until August 1. Oklahoma, and the Mississippian and Woodford common sources Lemonade workers of supply underlying Section 31, Township 5 North, Range 4 West, “The National Survey link will initially be distributed through McClain County, Oklahoma, at a location as follows: equine organizations such as the American Quarter Horse Associa- Our lemonade stand workers who were giving away lemonade Completion Interval in Section 30-5N-4W, McClain County, Okla- tion, United States Equestrian Federation, Certified Horsemanship and raising money for the Lil’ Dragon Food Pantry raised a little homa: over $450! Workers included Parker Lovett, Kynslie Evans, Ava First Perforation: Not closer than 165 feet from the North line and Association, American Paint Horse Association, and more,” said not closer than 660 feet from the East line of Section 30, Township 5 AHC President Julie Broadway. “We hope everyone that receives Green and Pam Ellis-Hobbs. Also helping, but not pictured, North, Range 4 West, McClain County, Oklahoma. the survey link will participate. This is an opportunity to showcase was Logan Lovett. Last Perforation: Not closer than 0 feet from the South line and how important the vast equine industry is to the United States not closer than 660 feet from the East line of Section 30, Township 5 North, Range 4 West, McClain County, Oklahoma. economy, and the more horse owners, breeders, riders, trainers, Completion Interval in Section 31-5N-4W, McClain County, Okla- racetracks, shows, rodeos and other industry suppliers that partici- No. 525-June 22-3 Times Fall IN THE DISTRICT COURT homa: pate, the better the data will be that is included in the final results.” OF McCLAIN COUNTY First Perforation: Not closer than 0 feet from the North line and The 2017 Economic Impact Study will contain expanded de- STATE OF OKLAHOMA not closer than 660 feet from the East line of Section 31, Township 5 North, Range 4 West, McClain County, Oklahoma. mographics with youth participation and additional segments of In re the Marriage of: vegetable Jacky D. Hobbs, Last Perforation: Not closer than 165 feet from the South line and the industry, including Equine Assisted Activities and Therapies, Petitioner, not closer than 660 feet from the East line of Section 31, Township 5 Equine Sanctuaries and Rescues, Equine Academic Programs, and and North, Range 4 West, McClain County, Oklahoma. Equine Youth Organizations. Representatives of these institutions Mendy L. Hobbs, and to complete such multiunit horizontal well in and to produce hydrocarbons from the separate common sources of supply involved and organizations, along with Equine Competition Organizers, gardening Respondent. Case No: FD-17-80 herein. Applicant intends to run casing in the lateral of the multiunit will be receiving targeted and individualized surveys. SERVICE OF SUMMONS horizontal well involved herein and to cement such casing so as The main survey is designed to capture the impact of individual BY PUBLICATION NOTICE to cover and isolate the first and last perforations in such lateral. class State of Oklahoma To: Mendy Given the available data, the above-described subsurface locations horse owners (whether commercial or recreational) and industry are necessary for the further development of the separate common suppliers of equine-related goods and services. A separate data The Cleveland County Mas- L. Hobbs TAKE NOTICE that you have sources of supply in the drilling and spacing units involved herein in request is being sent directly to Racetracks, OTBs, and Advanced ter Gardener Association will been sued for divorce in the said Sections 30 and 31, and is an exception to Order No. 662151 Deposit Wagering businesses. be having a free Fall Garden- District Court, McClain County, and by an Order to issue in CD No. 201703959-T. A request will be State of Oklahoma, Case No. made to designate the Applicant or some other party as the operator The surveys were designed by the Innovation Group and a ing Class in addition to regular of the proposed well. supporting team of equine industry experts. They were further Case #FD-17-80, styled Jacky D. tours, Saturday July 22, at 10 Hobbs, Plaintiff v Mendy L. Hobbs, The name of the wells and operators of the wells toward which the vetted by key industry stakeholders as well as a Steering Com- a.m. Defendant. The action alleges that location exception is moving is provided below: mittee composed of AHC staff and five outside experts. The It may seem early, but it is the petitioner is entitled to a Decree Well Name Operator 2005 Economic Impact Study established that the horse industry time to think about another of Divorce from you based on the in all its segments, including racing, showing, and recreation, round of vegetable planting. grounds of Oklahoma. Despain 1 Sheridan Production Company, You are notified that you must LLC had a $39 billion effect on the US economy, involved more than Fall It is a great time to grow answer the Petition filed by the 4 million Americans and 9.2 million horses, and supported 1.4 veggies in Oklahoma! Petitioner on or before this 7th day Despain A-1 Sheridan Production Company, million full-time jobs. The class will be held in of August, 2017, or the allegations LLC contained in the petition will be The study provided invaluable demographic data and insights Room “C”, then move to our taken as true and judgment will Despain A-2 Sheridan Production Company, into professions and other industries that are impacted by equine Demonstration and Teaching be entered against you and in LLC ownership. It also proved to be extremely helpful to the industry’s Garden, both located at the favor of plaintiff as prayed for in Despain A 3-19 Sheridan Production Company, efforts in documenting size, diversity and economic importance Cleveland County Fairgrounds. his Petition. LLC to public officials, the press, and other media. Given under my hand and seal Planting a fall garden can this 19 day of June, 2017. Keith A 1-19 Basin Operating Services, LLC Now more than ever, it’s important for the equine industry give you another chance to Court Clerk to have access to data from all segments to ensure the most grow crops such as broccoli, McClain County, Oklahoma Keith A 2-19 Basin Operating Services, LLC comprehensive, impactful portrait possible of our diverse and cauliflower, greens, beans, let- By /s/ Kathy Peterson (Deputy) Keith A 3-19 Basin Operating Services, LLC longstanding industry. tuce, and other cool season (SEAL) Keith A 4-19 Basin Operating Services, LLC If you are a member of an equine association, please be on the favorites. Learn about effec- /s/ Z. Joseph Young lookout for an email containing the link. If you are not, or did not tively growing vegetables in Z. JOSEPH YOUNG, OBA Keith A 5-19 Basin Operating Services, LLC receive the survey link after June 15 and would like to participate, #17265 a small garden space. We will Z. Joseph Young, Attorney at Jones G1 White Operating Company please email [email protected]. Please discuss timing, tips, and tricks Law, PLLC note, all personal information collected will be confidential and for success. Fergason & Young Mildred Brungardt 30-1 Kaiser Francis Oil Company will not be distributed. We thank you in advance for participat- Don’t forget to visit the 423 W. Iowa Ave. Dale 1-30 Casillas Petroleum Resource ing in this incredibly important update to the Economic Impact Chickasha, Oklahoma 73018 Partners (405) 222-5550 Study! If you have any questions, please contact the AHC directly Gardening (405) 222-2293 Facsimile Carol 1-30 Casillas Petroleum Resource at [email protected]. Please see , page 10B Partners No. 507-June 22-1 Time Gooch 1-31 Lance Ruffel Oil & Gas Corpo- IN THE DISTRICT COURT ration OF MCCLAIN COUNTY Johnson Road Baptist Church STATE OF OKLAHOMA Hamilton 1-31 Lance Ruffel Oil & Gas Corpo- THE APPLICATION OF JER- ration RY PICKARD, MANAGER OF We want to thank Mike Cagle We do not condone the young taking time to work with me.” PICKARD BROTHERS HOMES, Morris 1-31 Arbuckle Enterprises, Inc. and his helpers for another good man’s actions, but we do feel Walk with your Father; talk LLC TO VACATE THE PLAT Annual Carnie Barnes and Herb sorry for and pray for the young with your Father; and work with OF THE ORIGINAL TOWNSITE Len Cason 1-6 Sheridan Production Company, OF BLANCHARD, OKLAHOMA LLC Weidman Fish Fry last Sunday, man and his family. Part of the your Father. WITH RESPECT TO THE PUBLIC God blessed the cookers and the blame resides in each of us for One of my greatest gifts Miller 2-6 Sheridan Production Company, STREET BETWEEN BLOCKS 126 LLC crowd with great food, fellow- not locating such a needy child was a paper submitted by my AND 127, PLATTED AS S. TYLER ship and weather. and teaching him to behave granddaughter to her instructor AVENUE, BETWEEN SE 6TH Lori Ann 1-6-7XH Casillas Petroleum Resource STREET AND SE 7TH STREET; Partners Johnson Road Baptist Church property. entitled “My Greatest Hero.” Applicant. is only a month away from One of our young ladies, Another great gift was the day Case No. CV-2017-65 NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that the drilling and spacing unit de- sending our youth group to Wetha Tooley, was recognized my grandson said, “Would you NOTICE scribed in the caption hereof underlies Sections 30 and 31, Township the annual youth camp at Falls for having celebrated a big teach me some of the things I THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO 5 North, Range 4 West, and the sections adjacent are Sections 19, 20, Creek. The date for the camp birthday. need to know?” ALL INTERESTED PARTIES 29 and 32, Township 5 North, Range 4 West; Sections 24, 25 and 36, TAKE NOTICE that Jerry Pick- Township 5 North, Range 5 West; Section 1, Township 4 North, Range is Monday through Saturday, Special music for morning Margaret Truman, the daugh- ard, Manager of Pickard Brothers 5 West; and Sections 5 and 6, Township 4 North, Range 4 West, all July 24-29. worship was provided by two ter of our president, expressed Homes, LLC and on behalf of in McClain County, Oklahoma Student registration forms of our young ladies. for all of us the day we recog- Pickard Brothers Homes, LLC IT IS ORDERED that this Cause be referred to an Administrative Law has filed his verified application are now available at the church. The scripture text for the nized Our Great Hero. Judge for hearing, taking of evidence and reporting to the Commission. to vacate the street lying between IT IS ORDERED AND NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that this Cause Cost per camper is $60 that sermon was taken from the 10th “It’s only when you grow Blocks 126 and 127, known as will be heard before an Administrative Law Judge on the Merits Docket includes registration, transpor- chapter of the Gospel according up and step back from him, S. Tyler Avenue, between SE at the Corporation Commission, Eastern Regional Office, 440 South tation, room and board. to John. The congregation was or leave him for your own 6th Street and SE 7th Street, in Houston, Tulsa, Oklahoma, 74127, at 8:30 a.m., on the 11th day Blanchard, Oklahoma, according You are not required to be a reminded of the close relation- home, it’s only then that you of July, 2017, and that this notice be published as required by law and to the town site plat of the City of the Rules of the Commission. member of our church to join ship that existed between Jesus can measure his greatness and Blanchard, McClain County, State NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that the Applicant and interested with us for a week of worship and His Father in heaven. fully appreciate it.” of Oklahoma. Said application is parties may present testimony by telephone. The cost of telephonic and fellowship. For informa- For the next 12 months, the Our prayers are with the to be heard before the Honorable communication shall be paid by the person or persons requesting its Charles Gray, Associate District use. Interested parties who wish to participate by telephone shall tion about attending call 527- congregation was challenged family of Gale Harper in the Judge, McClain County, on the contact the Applicant or Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing date, 1683. to tell their Father once a week death of their father and family 3rd day of August, 2017, at 9:30 and provide their name and phone number. Thursday night we were how much they appreciate Him. member. a.m., at the McClain County Court- NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that all interested persons may appear visited by another intruder who Tell Him about some wonderful Title of the sermon this Sun- house, Purcell, Oklahoma, where and be heard. For information concerning this action contact MR. LAW- all persons may appear to register SON E. VOGEL, Casillas Petroleum Corp., 401 South Boston Avenue, broke some windows, took experience you shared together. day is “Shame on Us.” any objections to the same. Suite 2400, Tulsa, Oklahoma, 74103, (918) 582-5310, or CHARLES some keys, ate some food and Give your earthly father a big The Wednesday evening /s/ Charles Gray L. HELM, Attorney, 105 North Hudson, Suite 700, Oklahoma City, made a big mess. well deserved “thank you.” Say, Bible study for the next several Judge of the District Court Oklahoma, 73102, (405) 232-9000. Please refer to Cause CD Number. We want to thank the detec- “Thank you for all you have weeks will be a study of the Ted W. Haxel (OBA #3997) DONE AND PERFORMED this 19th day of June, 2017. 108 North Second Street CORPORATION COMMISSION OF OKLAHOMA tive from the Purcell Police done for me.” Say, “Thank you third chapter of the Gospel Post Office Box 367 DANA L. MURPHY, Chairman Department for his help in for the good example you set according to John. Purcell, Oklahoma 73080 J. TODD HIETT, Vice Chairman identifying the individual and for me.” Sunday School begins at 9:45 (405) 527-5888 phone BOB ANTHONY, Commissioner (405) 527-6666 fax to Mark and Donna Brown for Say, “Thank you for help- a.m. Morning worship begins ATTEST: [email protected] PEGGY MITCHELL, Commission Secretary repairing the damage. ing me.” Say, “Thank you for at 11 a.m. ATTORNEY FOR APPLICANT 6B-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, June 22, 2017 LPXLP No. 510-June 22-2 Times law office of Blevins & Associates No. 512-June 22-2 Times 2017,at 9:30 a.m., in the District No. 505-June 22-1 Time Oklahoma. The Woodford com- IN THE DISTRICT COURT Law, PLLC, 138 W. Main, Purcell, IN THE DISTRICT COURT Courtroom of Judge Charles N. BEFORE THE CORPORATION mon source of supply is an uncon- OF MCCLAIN COUNTY OK 73080, addressed to James OF MCCLAIN COUNTY Gray, County Courthouse, Purcell, COMMISSION OF THE ventional reservoir and pursuant to STATE OF OKLAHOMA B. Blevins, Jr., attorney for the STATE OF OKLAHOMA McClain County, Oklahoma, and STATE OF OKLAHOMA OAC 165:10-29-2 the completion IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATES Personal Representative, on or IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE all persons interested in the Estate APPLICANT: RIMROCK RE- interval of a horizontal Woodford OF MAYO BOYD CANTWELL, before the following presentment OF MARTHA PAINTER SHEEDER, are notified to appear and show SOURCE PARTNERS, LLC well drilled in a horizontal well Deceased, and BETTY JANE date: 15th day of August, 2017, Deceased. cause, if any they have, why the RELIEF SOUGHT: WELL LOCA- unit shall be located not less than CANTWELL, Deceased. or the same will be forever barred. Case No. PB-2017-20 Account should not be settled and TION EXCEPTION (PART OF A 165 feet from any north/south Case No. PB-17-48 DATED this 15th day of June NOTICE OF HEARING FIRST allowed, the Estate distributed MULTIUNIT HORIZONTAL WELL) unit boundary and not less than NOTICE TO CREDITORS 2017. AND FINAL ACCOUNT, and the Personal Representative LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SECTION 330 feet from any east/west unit To the Creditors of Mayo Boyd /s/ James B. Blevins, Jr. PETITION FOR DECREE OF discharged. 2, TOWNSHIP 4 NORTH, RANGE boundary. Cantwell and Betty Jane Cantwell, Blevins & Associates DISTRIBUTION AND DATED this 15th day of June, 4 WEST, GARVIN COUNTY, OKLA- The Application in this cause Deceased: Law, PLLC DISCHARGE OF PERSONAL 2017. HOMA AND SECTION 35, TOWN- states that there is currently All creditors having claims James B. Blevins, Jr., REPRESENTATIVE CHARLES GRAY SHIP 5 NORTH, RANGE 4 WEST, pending before the Commission against Mayo Boyd Cantwell and OBA #881 Notice is hereby given that ASSOCIATE DISTRICTJUDGE MCCLAIN COUNTY, OKLAHOMA in Cause CD No. 201703905-T an Betty Jane Cantwell, Deceased, 138 W. Main /P.O. Box 1565 Sarah Painter Bock, the duly ap- JUDGE OF DISTRICT COURT CAUSE CD NO. 201703906-T application of Applicant request- are required to present the same Purcell, Oklahoma 73080 pointed and qualified Personal Blevins & Associates Law, PLLC NOTICE OF HEARING ing the Commission to approve the with a description of all security in- Phone: 405-527-7575 Representative of the Estate of James B. Blevins, Jr., OBA #881 TO ALL PERSONS, OWNERS, multiunit horizontal well involved terests and other collateral (if any) Fax: 405-527-7574 Martha Painter Sheeder, De- 138 W. Main /P.O. Box 1565 PRODUCERS, OPERATORS, herein and to establish a proper held by each creditor with respect Attorney for Personal ceased, has filed her Final Ac- Purcell, Oklahoma 73080 PURCHASERS AND TAKERS OF allocation factor for allocating to such claim, to Luanne Mclntyre, Representative count, Petition for Decree of Phone: 405-527-7575 OIL AND GAS and all persons if the cost of and the production Personal Representative, at the Distribution and Discharge of Fax: 405-527-7574 living or if deceased, their known and proceeds from such multiunit Personal Representative. A hear- Attorney for Personal and unknown successors and all horizontal well to each of the units No. 515-June 22-1 Time determination of the heirs, devi- ing has been fixed by the Judge of Representative corporations existing, and if dis- affected thereby. IN THE DISTRICT COURT sees and legatees of the Decedent. the Court for the 27th day of July solved, its known and unknown The “land sections adjacent to OF MCCLAIN COUNTY Pursuant to an Order of this successors and all persons having the area within the location excep- STATE OF OKLAHOMA Court made on the 15th day of an interest in the lands covered tion” requested herein in Section IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE June 2017, notice is given that hereby, particularly in Garvin and 2, Township 4 North, Range 4 OF GORDON JEWEL MADDEN, the 13th day of July 2017, at 9:30 No. 522-June 22-1 Time well drilling and spacing units McClain Counties, Oklahoma. West, Garvin County, Oklahoma Deceased. a.m., is the day and time that the BEFORE THE CORPORATION for the Mississippian, Woodford NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN and Section 35, Township 5 North, Case No. PB-14-7 Petition will be heard in the District COMMISSION OF THE and Hunton common sources that Applicant has filed an ap- Range 4 West, McClain County, NOTICE OF HEARING Courtroom of Judge Charles Gray STATE OF OKLAHOMA of supply underlying Section 30, plication in this cause requesting Oklahoma are Sections 25, 26, PETITION FOR ADMISSION in the County Courthouse, Purcell, APPLICANT: CASILLAS PETRO- Township 5 North, Range 4 West, the Corporation Commission of 27, 34 and 36, Township 5 North, OF WILL TO PROBATE AND McClain County, Oklahoma, and LEUM RESOURCE PARTNERS, McClain County, Oklahoma, by Oklahoma to enter an order, to be Range 4 West, McClain County, DETERMINATION OF HEIRS, all persons interested may appear LLC establishment and extension effective as of the date of the ex- Oklahoma and Sections 1, 3, 10, DEVISEES AND LEGATEES and contest the same. RELIEF SOUGHT: HORIZONTAL of Order No. 662151. Notice is ecution thereof or as of a date prior 11 and 12, Township 4 North, Notice is hereby given to all Witness, the undersigned, WELL UNITS further given that Applicant may thereto, as follows: (i) authorizing Range 4 West, Garvin County, persons interested in the Estate of Judge of the District Court of Mc- LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SECTION request the Order be made ef- and permitting an exception to the Oklahoma. Gordon Jewel Madden, Deceased, Clain County, State of Oklahoma, 30, TOWNSHIP 5 NORTH, RANGE fective a date prior to the Order permitted well location tolerances There are no operators of off- that on the 15th day of June 2017, this 15th day of June 2017. 4 WEST, MCCLAIN COUNTY, being signed. in the 640-acre horizontal drilling set producing Woodford wells there was produced and filed in the CHARLES GRAY OKLAHOMA IT IS ORDERED that this Cause and spacing units formed in Sec- towards which this location excep- District Court of McClain County, ASSOCIATE CAUSE CD NO. 201703959-T be referred to an Administrative tion 2, Township 4 North, Range tion is moving. State of Oklahoma, an instrument DISTRICT JUDGE NOTICE OF HEARING Law Judge for hearing, taking 4 West, Garvin County, Oklahoma That the Applicant be permit- purporting to be the Will of Gordon JUDGE OF THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: of evidence and reporting to the and Section 35, Township 5 North, ted to drill and produce said well Jewell Madden, Deceased, dated DISTRICT COURT All persons, owners, producers, Commission. Range 4 West, McClain County, at said location for the Woodford May 2, 2001, and there was also Blevins & Associates Law, PLLC operators, purchasers and tak- IT IS ORDERED AND NOTICE Oklahoma for the Woodford sepa- common source of supply without filed in the Court the Petition of James B. Blevins, Jr., OBA #881 ers of oil and gas, and all other IS HEREBY GIVEN that this rate common source of supply, so any downward allowable adjust- Justin Blake Madden praying that 138 W. Main /P.O. Box 1565 interested persons, particularly in Cause will be heard before an as to allow, in part, a well, being a ments and designate Applicant the Will be admitted to probate, Purcell, Oklahoma 73080 McClain County, Oklahoma, and Administrative Law Judge on the proposed multiunit horizontal well, or some other party as operator. his Letters of Administration be Phone: 405-527-7575 all parties listed as respondents Merits Docket at the Corporation to be drilled. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN continued and he remain Personal Fax: 405-527-7574 on Exhibit “A”, attached to the Commission, Eastern Regional NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that this cause will be heard before Representative of the Estate, to Attorney for Petitioner Application on file herein, and Office, 440 South Houston, Tulsa, that Applicant requests that Order an Administrative Law Judge on serve without bond, for a judicial more particularly: A. DUTTON Oklahoma, 74127, at 8:30 a.m., on KENNEDY DAVIS; DAVID JOHN- the 11th day of July, 2017, No. 662892 and an order to issue the Initial Hearing Docket at the SON; EDWARD D. FEINBERG, and that this notice be published in Cause CD No. 201702050-T Corporation Commission, Eastern No. 460-June 8-3 Times local laws and regulation; (2) the POSSIBLY DECEASED; THE UN- as required by law and the Rules be amended to permit a well to Regional Office, 440 S. Houston, NOTICE OF SALE OF deeds, grants, easement, burdens KNOWN HEIRS, SUCCESSORS of the Commission. be drilled and produced at the Suite 114, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74127 OIL AND GAS LEASE and encumbrances of record: and AND ASSIGNS OF EDWARD D. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN following location: at 8:30 a.m. on the 10th day of The Board of Regents of the (3) the policies, rules and regula- FEINBERG, DECEASED; G.W. that the Applicant and interested LOCATION OF WELLBORE July, 2017 and that this Notice University of Oklahoma, a public tions of the Board of Regents of NEAL AND ANGIE NEAL, HWJT; parties may present testimony by (LATERAL) AT SECTION 35 be published as required by law body, will receive sealed bids from the University of Oklahoma. The HAROLD B. RILEY, PRESUMABLY telephone. The cost of telephonic COMPLETION INTERVAL: THE and the rules of the Commission. any interested firm(s) or entity(ies) express terms, conditions and DECEASED; THE UNKNOWN communication shall be paid by PROPOSED LOCATION OF THE NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN for sale of an oil and gas lease on limitation in the oil and gas lease HEIRS, SUCCESSORS AND AS- the person or persons requesting END POINTS OF THE COMPLE- that in the event this cause is Friday, June 30, 2017, no later than are incorporated in the Bid at the SIGNS OF HAROLD B. RILEY, its use. Interested parties who TION INTERVAL WILL BE NO uncontested, the Applicant, its 2:00 PM CST in the Purchasing web page listed below. DECEASED; LEROY SHUSTER, wish to participate by telephone CLOSER THAN 0 FEET FROM THE representatives, witnesses and Department, 2750 Venture Drive, Copy of Bid can be accessed POSSIBLY DECEASED; THE shall contact the Applicant or SOUTH LINE AND NO CLOSER other proponents of the Appli- Norman, OK 73069. The enve- through the Purchasing website at: UNKNOWN HEIRS, SUCCES- Applicant’s attorney, prior to the THAN 165 FEET FROM THE cant may appear and testify by lope containing the bid must be http://www.ou.edu/purchasing/ SORS AND ASSIGNS OF LEROY hearing date, and provide their NORTH LINE AND NO CLOSER telephone. The cost of telephonic clearly marked Bid #S-17627-17. solicitations/solicitations.html SHUSTER, DECEASED; MARY name and phone number. THAN 930 FEET FROM THE WEST communication shall be paid by The proposed sale of the oil and The University of Oklahoma, JO HALL; THE PERSONAL REP- NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN LINE OF SECTION 35, TOWN- the person or persons requesting gas lease will cover the Regents’ in compliance with all applicable RESENTATIVE OF THE ESTATE that all interested persons may SHIP 5 NORTH, RANGE 4 WEST, its use. Interested parties who interest in and to the oil and gas federal and state laws and regu- OF N. B. HANEY, DECEASED; appear and be heard. For infor- MCCLAIN COUNTY, OKLAHOMA wish to participate by telephone (1) NW/4 NW/4 of Section 27- lations does not discriminate on THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, SUC- mation concerning this action LOCATION OF WELLBORE shall contact the Applicant or 8N-4W, McClain County, OK, the basis of race, color, national CESSORS AND ASSIGNS OF contact MR. LAWSON VOGEL, (LATERAL) AT SECTION 2 COM- Applicant’s attorney, prior to the containing 40 acres, more or less. origin, sex, sexual orientation, ge- N.B. HANEY, DECEASED; RA- Casillas Petroleum Resource PLETION INTERVAL: THE PRO- hearing date, and provide their (2) OU owns 5.5556 net mineral netic information, gender identity, CHEL SHUSTER, POSSIBLY DE- Partners, LLC, 401 South Boston POSED LOCATION OF THE END name and phone number. acre under the above described gender expression, age, religion, CEASED; THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, Avenue, Suite 2400, Tulsa, Okla- POINTS OF THE COMPLETION NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Tract; (3) Title is held by: Board of disability, political beliefs, or status SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS OF homa, 74103, (918) 582-5310, INTERVAL WILL BE NO CLOSER that all interested persons may ap- Regents of the University of Okla- as a veteran in any of its policies, RACHEL SHUSTER, DECEASED; or CHARLES L. HELM, Attorney, THAN 0 FEET FROM THE NORTH pear and be heard. For information homa. (4) The address of the party practices, or procedures. This in- ROSALIND R. FRIED; THELMA G. 105 North Hudson, Suite 700, LINE AND NO CLOSER THAN concerning this action, contact nominating this parcel for lease is: cludes, but is not limited to: admis- THOMAS; and W.H. TRELEAVEN, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 73102, 165 FEET FROM THE SOUTH Joe Kidwell, Rimrock Resource Energy Lease Account LLC, 1818 sions, employment, financial aid, if living, or if deceased, the known (405) 232-9000. Please refer to LINE AND NO CLOSER THAN Operating, LLC, 20 East 5th Street, W. Lindsey Street, Suite D236, housing, services in educational and unknown heirs, devisees, Cause CD Number. 330 FEET FROM THE WEST LINE Suite 1300, Tulsa, Oklahoma Norman, OK 73069. The oil and programs or activities, or health executors, administrators, suc- DONE AND PERFORMED this OF SECTION 2, TOWNSHIP 4 74103, 918/ 301-4570 or Ron gas lease shall be subject to the care services that the University cessors, trustees and/or assigns, 16th day of June, 2017. NORTH, RANGE 4 WEST, GARVIN M. Barnes or Grayson Barnes, terms, conditions and limitations operates or provides. immediate and remote, of the CORPORATION COUNTY, OKLAHOMA BARNES LAW, PLLC, 1648 S. imposed by: (1) federal, state and above named parties. COMMISSION The entire length of the lateral Boston Avenue, Ste. 100, Tulsa, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN OF OKLAHOMA will be cemented such that the Oklahoma 74119, 918/382-8686. No. 498-June 15-2 Times his death. that the Applicant in this Cause is DANA L. MURPHY, Chairman perforations will be isolated from CORPORATION IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN 6. The names and current ad- requesting an Order (a) providing J. TODD HIETT, the beginning and end point of COMMISSION AND FOR MCCLAIN COUNTY dresses of the Special Adminis- that non-horizontal drilling and Vice Chairman the lateral in order to protect the OF OKLAHOMA STATE OF OKLAHOMA trator, heirs and devisees of Vira spacing units will co-exist with BOB ANTHONY, correlative rights of the offset units. DANA L. MURPHY, Chairman In the Matter of the Estates of R. Fry are: the proposed horizontal spac- Commissioner That Order No. 662892 and an J. TODD HIETT, Bonnie Mae Leveridge Fry and Zora Leveridge Whitener ing requested herein and can be ATTEST: order to issue in Cause CD No. Vice Chairman Vira R. Fry, both deceased 733 SW 48th Street concurrently developed; and (b) PEGGY MITCHELL, Commis- 201702050-T will establish a 640- BOB ANTHONY, Case No. PB-17-60 Oklahoma City, OK 73109 establishing 640-acre horizontal sion Secretary acre horizontal drilling and spacing Commissioner NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND Beverly Leveridge Burke unit for the Woodford common DONE AND PERFORMED this NOTICE OF HEARING ON 302 Westwind Circle source of supply underlying Sec- 14th day of June, 2017. PETITION FOR SUMMARY San Antonio, TX 78239 No. 497-June 15-2 Times Lewis Leveridge tion 2, Township 4 North, Range BY ORDER OF THE COMMIS- ADMINISTRATION, APPROVAL Annette Leveridge Black IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN 2909 Concord Drive 4 West, Garvin County, Oklahoma SION: OF FINAL ACCOUNT, P.O. Box 451 AND FOR McCLAIN COUNTY Arlington, TX 76014 and Section 35, Township 5 North, PEGGY MITCHELL, Secretary DETERMINATION OF HEIRS, Farewell, TX 73925 STATE OF OKLAHOMA Zora Leveridge Whitener Range 4 West, McClain County, DISTRIBUTION AND Richard Arlys Leveridge In the Matter of the Estates of Rich- 733 SW 48th Street DISCHARGE (Now deceased) ard Arlys Leveridge and Troy L. Oklahoma City, OK 73109 No. 461-June 8-3 Times local laws and regulation; (2) the STATE OF OKLAHOMA, TO: 7. The property of the decedents Poore Leveridge, both deceased 7. The property of the decedents NOTICE OF SALE OF deeds, grants, easement, burdens All persons Interested in the within Oklahoma consists of oil Case No. PB-17-61 within Oklahoma consists of oil OIL AND GAS LEASE and encumbrances of record: and Estates of and to All Creditors of and gas interests shown in the NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND and gas interests shown in the The Board of Regents of the (3) the policies, rules and regula- Bonnie Mae Leveridge Fry and Petition. The Oklahoma properties NOTICE OF HEARING ON Petition. The Oklahoma properties University of Oklahoma, a public tions of the Board of Regents of Vira R. Fry, both deceased have a probable value of less than PETITION FOR SUMMARY have a probable value of less than body, will receive sealed bids from the University of Oklahoma. The 1. On the 13th day of June, $200,000.00. ADMINISTRATION, APPROVAL $200,000.00. any interested firm(s) or entity(ies) express terms, conditions and 2017, there was filed herein the 8. The Petition will be heard by OF FINAL ACCOUNT, 8. The Petition will be heard by for sale of an oil and gas lease on limitation in the oil and gas lease verified Petition of Zora Leveridge this Court before the Honorable DETERMINATION OF HEIRS, this Court before the Honorable Friday, June 30, 2017, no later than are incorporated in the Bid at the Whitener for summary administra- Judge Charles Gray in the Mc- DISTRIBUTION AND Judge Charles Gray in the Mc- 2:00 PM CST in the Purchasing web page listed below. tion of the estates of Bonnie Mae Clain County Courthouse, 121 N. DISCHARGE Clain County Courthouse, 121 N. Department, 2750 Venture Drive, Copy of Bid can be accessed Leveridge Fry and Vira R. Fry, both 2nd Street, Purcell, Oklahoma, on STATE OF OKLAHOMA, TO: 2nd Street, Purcell, Oklahoma, on Norman, OK 73069. The enve- through the Purchasing website at: deceased. the 17th day of August, 2017, at All Persons Interested in the the 17th day of August, 2017, at lope containing the bid must be http://www.ou.edu/purchasing/ 2. Zora Leveridge Whitener’s 9:30 a.m. Estates of and to All Creditors 9:30 a.m. clearly marked Bid #S-17628-17. solicitations/solicitations.html address is 733 SW 48th Street, 9. The person receiving this of Richard Arlys Leveridge and 9. The person receiving this The proposed sale of the oil and The University of Oklahoma, Oklahoma City, OK 73109. notice must file any objections to Troy L. Poore Leveridge, both notice must file any objections to gas lease will cover the Regents’ in compliance with all applicable 3. Bonnie Mae Leveridge Fry the Petition with the District Court deceased the Petition with the District Court interest in and to the oil and gas federal and state laws and regu- died on May 20,1995, in Oklahoma Clerk of McClain County, 121 N. 1. On the 13th day of June, Clerk of McClain County, 121 N. (1) NE/4 NE/4 NW/4 of Section lations does not discriminate on City, Oklahoma. It is possible that 2nd Street, Purcell, Oklahoma, 2017, there was filed herein the 2nd Street, Purcell, Oklahoma, 18-8N-4W, McClain County, OK, the basis of race, color, national Bonnie Mae Leveridge Fry left a before the hearing and send a copy verified Petition of Zora Leveridge before the hearing and send a copy containing 10 acres, more or less. origin, sex, sexual orientation, ge- Last Will and Testament. Petitioner to the Petitioner or that person will Whitener for summary adminis- to the Petitioner or that person will (2) OU owns 0.6945 net mineral netic information, gender identity, and other family members located be deemed to have waived any tration of the estates of Richard be deemed to have waived any acre under the above described gender expression, age, religion, photocopies of handwritten docu- objections to the Petition. Arlys Leveridge and Troy L. Poore objections to the Petition. Tract; (3) Title is held by: Board of disability, political beliefs, or status ments that appear to be a Will and 10. If an objection is filed before Leveridge, both deceased. 10. If an objection is filed before Regents of the University of Okla- as a veteran in any of its policies, Codicils, but after due search and the hearing, the Court will deter- 2. Zora Leveridge Whitener’s the hearing, the Court will deter- homa. (4) The address of the party practices, or procedures. This in- inquiry, are unable to locate the mine at the hearing whether sum- address is 733 SW 48th Street, mine at the hearing whether sum- nominating this parcel for lease is: cludes, but is not limited to: admis- original Will or Codicils at this time. mary proceedings are appropriate Oklahoma City, OK 73109. mary proceedings are appropriate Energy Lease Account LLC, 1818 sions, employment, financial aid, She was domiciled in Oklahoma and, if so, whether the estate will 3. Richard Arlys Leveridge died and, if so, whether the estate will W. Lindsey Street, Suite D236, housing, services in educational County, Oklahoma at the time of be distributed and to whom the on June 18, 2003, in Arlington, be distributed and to whom the Norman, OK 73069. The oil and programs or activities, or health her death. estate will be distributed. Texas, leaving no Will. He was estate will be distributed. gas lease shall be subject to the care services that the University 4. The names and current ad- 11. The claim of any creditor not domiciled in Tarrant County, Texas 11. The claim of any creditor not terms, conditions and limitations operates or provides. dresses of the Special Adminis- shown in the Petition will be barred at the time of his death. shown in the Petition will be barred imposed by: (1) federal, state and trator and heirs of Bonnie Mae unless the claim is presented to the 4. The names and current ad- unless the claim is presented to the Leveridge Fry are: Petitioner at the office of their at- dresses of the Special Adminis- Petitioner at the office of their at- No. 511-June 22-2 Times sociates Law, PLLC 138 W. Main, Vira R. Fry torney: Matthew R. Rison, Hamp- trator and heirs of Richard Arlys torney: Matthew R. Rison, Hamp- IN THE DISTRICT COURT Purcell, OK 73080, addressed to (now deceased) ton and Milligan, 119 N. Robinson Leveridge are: ton and Milligan, 119 N. Robinson OF McCLAIN COUNTY James B. Blevins, Jr., attorney for Zora Leveridge Whitener Ave., Suite 225,Oklahoma City, OK Troy L. Poore Leveridge Ave., Suite 225,Oklahoma City, OK STATE OF OKLAHOMA the Personal Representative, on or 733 SW 48th Street 73102, on or before the following (now deceased) 73102, on or before the following IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE before the following presentment Oklahoma City, OK 73109 presentment date: July 14, 2017. Lewis Leveridge presentment date: July 14th, 2017. OF CURTIS C. FREEMAN, date: 15th day of August 2017, or Beverly Leveridge Burke Dated this 13th day of June, 2909 Concord Drive Dated this 13th day of June, Deceased. the same will be forever barred. 302 Westwind Circle 2017. Arlington, TX 76014 2017. Case No. PB-2017-51 DATED this 15th day of June San Antonio, TX 78239 CHARLES GRAY Zora Leveridge Whitener CHARLES GRAY NOTICE TO CREDITORS 2017. Annette Leveridge Black ASSOCIATE 733 SW 48th Street ASSOCIATE To the Creditors of Curtis C. /s/ James B. Blevins, Jr. P.O. Box 451 DISTRICT JUDGE Oklahoma City, OK 73109 DISTRICT JUDGE Freeman, Deceased: Blevins & Associates Farewell, TX 73925 Judge of the District Court 5. Troy L. Poore Leveridge died Judge of the District Court All creditors having claims Law, PLLC Richard Arlys Leveridge Approval: on February 25, 2012, in Arlington, Approval: against Curtis C. Freeman, De- James B. Blevins, Jr., (Now deceased) Matthew R. Rison, OBA #22698 Texas, leaving no Will. She was Matthew R. Rison, OBA #22698 ceased are required to present the OBA #881 5. Vira R. Fry died on Novem- HAMPTON AND MILLIGAN domiciled in Tarrant County, Texas HAMPTON AND MILLIGAN same with a description of all se- 138 W. Main /P.O. Box 1565 ber 4, 1997, in Oklahoma City, 119 N. Robinson, Suite 225 at the time of her death. 119 N. Robinson, Suite 225 curity interests and other collateral Purcell, Oklahoma 73080 Oklahoma, leaving a Will that was Oklahoma City, OK 73102 6. The names and current ad- Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (if any) held by each creditor with Phone: 405-527-7575 filed with the Petition in this case. (405) 235-5620 dresses of the Special Adminis- (405) 235-5620 respect to such claim, to Nicki Lou Fax: 405-527-7574 He was domiciled in Oklahoma Attorney for Petitioner trator and heir of Troy L. Poore Attorney for Petitioner Ralston, Personal Representative, Attorney for Personal County, Oklahoma at the time of Leveridge are: at the law office of Blevins & As- Representative LPXLP THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, June 22, 2017-7B No. 520-June 22-2 Times said point also being the point No. 516-June 22-2 Times No. 517-June 22-2 Times NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE or place of beginning; thence N IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF McCLAIN COUNTY IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF MCCLAIN COUNTY CJ-2015-89 65°11’31” E, along the South line STATE OF OKLAHOMA STATE OF OKLAHOMA Notice is given that on the of said Lot 5, a distance of 14.31 IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF VIRGINIA DEGOLYER MAXSON, IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATES OF ALVIN MONROE WAGGONER, 25th day of July, 2017, at 10:00 feet to a point on a non tangent DECEASED. DECEASED; AM, at Room 121 of the County curve, said point also being the Case No. PB-2017-65 and DAISY PEARL WAGGONER, DECEASED. Courthouse, in the City of Purcell, most easterly Southeast corner of COMBINED NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND NOTICE OF HEARING CASE NO. PB-2017-62 McClain County, Oklahoma, the said Lot 5, and also being a point TO: All persons interested in the Estate of Virginia DeGolyer Max- COMBINED NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND NOTICE OF Sheriff of said County will offer on the Southwesterly right-of-way son, Deceased. HEARING PETITION FOR SUMMARY ADMINISTRATION, for sale and sell, with appraise- of 205th Street; thence along a You are hereby notified that on the 15th day of June, 2017 the Peti- DETERMINATION OF HEIRS, AND FOR APPROVAL OF ment, for cash, at public auction, non tangent curve to the left, and tioner, Mary M. Thompson, of P.O. Box 202887, Austin, Texas 78720, FINAL ACCOUNT, DISTRIBUTION AND DISCHARGE to the highest and best bidder, all along the Southwesterly right-of- filed in the District Court of McClain County, State of Oklahoma, a TO THE CREDITORS OF, AND TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN that certain real estate in McClain way of 205th Street, said curve Petition for Summary Administration and Admission of Foreign Will THE ESTATE OF ALVIN MONROE WAGGONER AND DAISY PEARL County, Oklahoma, to-wit: having a radius of 131.14 feet, a to Probate. The decedent, Virginia DeGolyer Maxson, died on July WAGGONER, DECEASED: Tract A: The East 30 feet of a chord bearing of S 40°35’35” E, 8, 1988, domiciled in Dallas County, Texas, with the address of 4506 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that Melvin Waggoner, residing at tract of land more particularly a chord length of 70.40 feet for a Brookview Drive, Dallas, Texas 75220, and that the total value of the 2725 McCulloch Blvd, Apt. A, Lake Havasu City, AZ 86403, Petitioner described as follows: Beginning distance of 71.27 feet, thence S decedent’s property in Oklahoma is greater than $10,000.00. in the Estates of Alvin Monroe Waggoner and Daisy Pearl Waggoner. at the Southeast corner of the 56°12’48” E, a distance of 210.37 Attached to the Petition is an instrument purporting to be a certified On behalf of Petitioner, Janna Dunagan Gau of Hartsfield & Egbert, Northwest Quarter of the North- feet; thence S 45°15’25” W, a copy of the Last Will and Testament and First Codicil of the Decedent. 307 E. Danforth Rd. #130, Edmond, OK 73034, has petitioned the east Quarter of the Northwest distance of 299.52 feet; thence N The Petitioner has asked that this Court admit the will and codicil to Court for Summary Administration and Probate of Will. Quarter (NW/4 NE/4 NW/4) of 89°42’16” W, a distance of 21.46 probate and other summary proceeding pursuant to 58 O.S. § 245, That the Petitioner has alleged that Alvin Monroe Waggoner, who Section Eleven (11), Township Six feet: thence N 00°07’14” E, along et seq. resided at 1805 S. Utica, Denver, CO 80219, died testate on or about (6) North, Range Three (3) West, that line a distance of 375.06 feet The names and last-known addresses of the heirs and devisees of September 29, 1992, domiciled in Denver County, Colorado. I.M., McClain County, Oklahoma, to the Point or Place of Beginning. the decedent, so far as known to the Petitioner, are as follows: That the total value of the Estates is less than $200,000.00. thence 950 feet due West; thence AND A tract of land in the North- The names, ages, and last known addresses of the administrators, 400 feet Northeast to Oklahoma west Quarter (NW1/4) of Section Name/Address Name/Address Name/Address executors, non-petitioning co-nominees, heirs, legatees, and devisees State Highway 39 Right of Way; Eleven (11), Township Six (6) North, of Decedent Alvin Monroe Waggoner, so far as known to the Petitioner, Mary Maxson Virginia Maxson Peter Flagg Maxson thence 630 feet Southeast; thence Range Three (3) West of the Indian are as follows: Thompson Buchanan-Smith 4212 Avenue F 30 feet due South to the Point of Meridian, McClain County, Okla- P.O. Box 202887 Pitcaple Farm Austin, TX 78751 Beginning. homa, more particularly described Name Relationship Age Last Known Austin, TX 78720 6958 Wellington CO. TRACT B: The South Half of as follows: Commencing at the Address Rd. #34 the Northwest Quarter of the NW Corner of the NW/4, thence RR 22 Northwest Quarter (S1/2 NW/4 S 00°07’14” W along the East line Daisy Pearl Wife Adult N/A Cambridge, Ontario NW/4), the Southwest Quarter of said NW/4, a distance of 659.61 Waggoner, N3C2V4 Canada of the Northeast Quarter of the feet; thence S 89°57’27” E along Deceased Northwest Quarter (SW/4 NE/4 the North line of SPRING CREEK John DeGolyer Margaret D. Maxson Lee Flores Melvin M. Son Adult 2725 Mc- NW/4) and the West Half of the ADDITION a distance of 1667.43 Maxson; 4210 Avenue F Unknown Waggoner Culloch Blvd, Southeast Quarter of the North- feet to the Point of Beginning; said Anita A. Bailor, Austin, TX 78751 Apt. A west Quarter (W/2 SE/4 NW/4) of point being the NE Corner of Lot Independent Execu- Lake Havasu Section Eleven (11), Township Six 12, Block 1, Spring Creek Addition; tor of the Estate of City, AZ 86403 (6) North, Range Three (3) West, thence continuing S 89°57’27” E a John D. Maxson, I.M., McClain County, Oklahoma, distance of 263.11 feet; thence S Deceased Donald M. Son Adult 1754 F Road LESS AND EXCEPT the following 40°00’34” W a distance of 409.61 2501 N. Harwood Waggoner Delta, CO tracts of land: LESS AND EXCEPT feet to the Southeast Corner of Street 81416 that tract of land which has been said Lot 12, Block 1 in Spring Creek Suite 2400 Brenda Daughter Adult 3485 E. Lake platted into SPRING CREEK ADDI- Addition; thence N 00°02’33” E Dallas, TX 75201 TION, more particularly described along the East line of Spring Creek Monzon Way as follows: Commencing at the Addition a distance of 314.05 feet The Unknown Heirs Rosie Glaspie The Unknown Heirs Centennial, NW Corner of said NW/4, thence (Record) 313.93 feet (Measured) of Lee Flores Unknown of Rosie Glaspie CO 80121 S 00°07’14” W along the West to the NE Corner of said Lot 12, line of said NW/4 a distance of Spring Creek Addition to McClain Mimi Chappell The Unknown Heirs Dallas Symphony That the Petitioner has alleged that Daisy Pearl Waggoner, who 659.61 feet to the Point of Be- County, Oklahoma, said point be- of Mimi Chappell Orchestra resided at 1805 S. Utica, Denver, CO 80219, died testate on or about ginning; thence S 89°57’27” E a ing the Point or Place of Beginning; 2301 Flora St. July 21, 2005, domiciled in Denver County, Colorado. distance of 1667.43 feet; thence S subject to unpaid taxes, ad- Dallas, TX 75201 The names, ages, and last known addresses of the administrators, 00°02’23’ W a distance of 630.25 vancements by Plaintiff for taxes, executors, non-petitioning co-nominees, heirs, legatees, and devisees Church of the Incar- feet; thence S 44°58’54” W a insurance premiums, and ex- of Decedent Daisy Pearl Waggoner, so far as known to the Petitioner, nation, Dallas distance of 167.52 feet; thence N penses necessary for the pres- are as follows: 3966 McKinney Ave. 56°12’48” W a distance of 147.67 ervation of the subject property, Dallas, TX 75204 feet; thence S 33°47’12” W a if any, said property having been Name Relationship Age Last Known distance of 60.00 feet; thence N duly appraised at $450,000.00. Address In an Order for Combined Notice entered herein, the Court found that 56”12’48” W a distance of 15.75 Sale will be made pursuant to a Melvin M. Son Adult 2725 Mc- feet; thence along a curve to the Special Execution And Order Of it should dispense with the regular estate proceedings prescribed by law and order notice to creditors and issue an order for hearing upon Waggoner Culloch Blvd, right a distance of 71.28 feet, said Sale issued in accordance with Apt. A curve having a radius of 130.00 judgment entered in the District the Petition for Summary Administration and Admission of Foreign Will to Probate, and the Final Accounting and Petition for Determination Lake Havasu feet; thence S 65°11’31” W a Court of McClain County, Okla- City, AZ 86403 distance of 14.41 feet; thence N homa, in Case No. CJ-2015-89, of Heirs, Legatees and Devisees and Distribution. Pursuant to the Order for Combined Notice, all creditors having 89°55’03” W a distance of 1321.95 entitled Envoy Mortgage, LTD, Donald M. Son Adult 1754 F Road feet; thence N 00°07’14” E a dis- Plaintiff, vs. David A. Dean AKA claims against Virginia DeGolyer Maxson, deceased, are required to present same, with a description of all security interest and other Waggoner Delta, CO tance of 659.61 feet to the Point David Dean AKA David Ashley 81416 of Beginning. AND A tract of land Dean, Quail Creek Bank, N.A., collateral, if any, held by each creditor with respect to such claim, to in the Northwest Quarter (NW/4) Credit Union One of Oklahoma, the Petitioner, Mary M. Thompson, c/o Jeromy E. Brown, MCCALLA Brenda Daughter Adult 3485 E. Lake of Section Eleven (11), Town- Anita F. Sanders, DBA Anita F. BROWN PATEL LLP, 126 W. Chickasha Ave., Post Office Box 2220, Monzon Way ship Six (6) North, Range Three Sanders & Associates and Capital Chickasha, OK 73023, on or before the 17th day of July, 2017, or the Centennial, (3) West, I.M., McClain County, One Bank (USA), N.A., being all of same will be forever barred. CO 80121 Oklahoma, more particularly de- the Defendants and persons hold- Notice is hereby given that a hearing will be held on the 10th day of scribed as follows: Commencing ing or claiming any interest or lien August, 2017, at 9:30 o’clock a.m. at the McClain County Courthouse, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a hearing will be held on the 3rd day at the Northwest Corner (NW/C) in the subject property. Purcell, Oklahoma before the undersigned Judge of the District Court. of August, 2017, at the hour of 9:30 o’clock A.M., of that day, at the of the Northwest Quarter (NW/4); Don Hewett, Sheriff of At the hearing the Court will decide whether to approve the Petition District Court in the McClain County Courthouse, in Purcell, Oklahoma, thence S 00°07’14” W, along the McClain County, Oklahoma for Summary Administration and Admission of Foreign Will to Probate, before the Judge of the District Court. At the hearing, the Court will West line of said NW/4, a dis- By: /s/ Don Hewett and the Final Accounting and Petition for Determination decide whether to approve the Petition for Summary Administration; tance of 1319.22 feet; thence S Don Timberlake - #9021 of Heirs, Legatees and Devisees and Distribution, of the Petitioner. the Final Account, and Petition for Determination of Heirs, Legatees 89°55’03” E, along the South line BAER & TIMBERLAKE, P.C. You are hereby advised that you must file objections to the Petition and Devisees, and Distribution will be filed herein on the or before the of SPRING CREEK ADDITION, P.O. Box 18486 for Summary Administration and Admission of Foreign Will to Pro- 13th day of July, 2017. McClain County, Oklahoma, a Oklahoma City, OK 73154-0486 bate and the final accounting and petition for determination of heirs, That persons receiving this Notice must file any objections they distance of 1321.95 feet to a Telephone: (405) 842-7722 legatees and devisees and distribution at any time prior to the hear- have to the Petition at any time before the hearing and send a copy point on the South line of Lot 5, Facsimile: (405) 848-9349 ing and send a copy to the Petitioner’s attorney, Jeromy E. Brown of to the Petitioner in care of his attorney or you will be deemed to have Block 2 of Spring Creek Addition BT File No.: 112778 MCCALLA BROWN PATEL LLP, P.O. Box 2220, Chickasha, Oklahoma waived any objections to the Petition. to McClain County, Oklahoma, 73023, or you will be deemed to have waived any objections. If you If an objection is filed before the hearing, the Court will determine have no objections, you need not appear at the hearing or make any at the hearing whether Summary proceedings are appropriate and, if filings with the Court. so, whether the Estates will be distributed. If an objection is filed before the hearing, the Court will determine at That claims of creditors will be forever barred unless the claim is No. 509-June 22-2 Times 2017 at 9:30 a.m., McClain County the hearing, whether the will attached to the Petition shall be admit- presented to the Petitioner on or before the 15th day of July, 2017, COMBINED NOTICE AND Courthouse, Court Room #2. ted to probate, whether summary proceedings are appropriate and, at the law office of Hartsfield & Egbert, 307 E. Danforth Rd. #130, ORDER OF HEARING The person receiving the notice if so, whether the estate will be distributed and to whom the estate Edmond, OK 73034, Janna D. Gau, attorney for the Petitioner. (For Publication) or any interested party may file will be distributed. CHARLES GRAY Case No. PB-17-58 objections to the petition at any The claim of any creditor not shown in the Petition will be barred ASSOCIATE DISTRICT JUDGE BY ORDER OF THE DISTRICT time before the final hearing and unless the claim is presented to the special administrator on or before Judge of the District Court COURT lN AND FOR THE COUN- send a copy to the petitioner or the 17th day of July, 2017. Approved as to form: TY OF McClain, OKLAHOMA: that person will be deemed to It is so ordered this 15th day of June, 2017. /s/ Janna Dunagan Gau NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN have waived any objections to /s/ CHARLES GRAY Janna Dunagan Gau, OBA #18370 that, Sandra J. Mayo, has been the petition. ASSOCIATE DISTRICT JUDGE Lacey L. Egbert, OBA #21165 appointed personal representa- If an objection is filed before the /s/ Brice Beckwith Hartsfield & Egbert, PLLC tive (administrator) of the estate hearing, the court will determine Jeromy E. Brown, OBA #17518 307 E. Danforth Rd. #130 of Herbert P. Weidman. The Court at the hearing whether the will Brice Beckwith, OBA #32351 Edmond, OK 73034 will hold a hearing on the 13th attached to the petition shall be McCalla Brown Patel LLP Telephone (405) 285-6858 day of July, 2017, at 9:30 AM, in admitted to probate, whether sum- P.O. Box 2220 Facsimile: (405) 285-6911 Courtroom No. 2, 1.5 Courthouse mary proceedings are appropriate Chickasha, Oklahoma 73023 Email: [email protected] at which time the Court will con- and, if so, whether the estate will Telephone: (405) 224-3626 ATTORNEY FOR PETITIONER sider the following: be distributed and to whom the Facsimile: (405) 825-3516 I. Admission of the will to pro- estate will be distributed. [email protected] bate All creditors having claims [email protected] II. Petition for Summary Ad- against the said deceased are Attorneys for Petitioner No. 518-June 22-1 Time Personal Representative, to sell, ministration required to present their claims, IN THE DISTRICT COURT at either public or private sale, III. The Final Accounting with a description of all security OF MCCLAIN COUNTY as the Personal Representative IV. Petition for Determination interests and other collateral (if STATE OF OKLAHOMA shall judge most beneficial to the of Heirship, Distribution and any) held by each creditor with In the Matter of the Estates of estates of the Decedents, for the Discharge respect to such claim, to the No. 519-June 22-1 Time for further particulars. ROBERT LOUTHAN, Deceased, reasons and purposes mentioned The following information is named personal representative IN THE DISTRICT COURT Dated this 16th day of June 2017 FRANKLIN LOUTHAN, a/k/a in said Application, the interest provided to interested parties: at 424 Finch Street, Norman, OK OF McCLAIN COUNTY LELAND SHILLING FRANK LOUTHAN, Deceased, of said estates in the following 1. The name, address of the 73071 on or before the following STATE OF OKLAHOMA SPECIAL JUDGE LILA M. LOUTHAN, Deceased and described property, or a portion decedent is Herbert P. Weidman, presentment date: July 13, 2017, IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE JUDGE OF THE JAMES R. LOUTHAN, Deceased thereof, to-wit: and date of death of the decedent or the same will be forever barred. OF RUBY ELLEN MEYER, DISTRICT COURT Case No. PB-2016-84 SURFACE ONLY IN AND TO: is 7 May 2017. The first publication of this notice Deceased. Blevins & Associates Law, PLLC ORDER FOR HEARING The East Half of the Southwest 2. The name and adress of the is June 22nd, 2017. Case No. PB-2016-57 James B. Blevins, Jr., OBA #881 APPLICATION FOR SALE Quarter (E/2 SW/4) and the South petitioner is Sandra J. Mayo. DATED this 14th day of June, NOTICE OF HEARING RETURN 138 W. Main/P.O. Box 1565 OF REAL PROPERTY Half of the Southeast Quarter of 3. A will does exist. 2017. OF SALE OF REAL PROPERTY Purcell, OK 73080 It appearing to the satisfaction the Northwest Quarter (S/2 SE/4 4. The name and address of the /s/ Sandra J. Mayo Notice is hereby given that Mike Phone: 405-527-7575 of the Court from the verified NW/4) of Section 19, Township personal representative, if speci- Personal Representative Armstrong, the duly appointed and Fax: 405-527-7574 Application of Brenda Wisbey, 5 North, Range 3 West, McClain fied, is 424 Finch Street, Norman, for the Estate of qualified Personal Representative Attorney for Personal Repre- Personal Representative of the County, Oklahoma. OK 73071. Herbert P. Weidman of the Estate of Ruby Ellen Meyer, sentative above-captioned estates, on file IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that 6. The probable value of the /s/ Charles N. Gray Deceased, has returned and pre- CERTIFICATE OF MAILING herein, that it is in the best interest a copy of this Order be mailed to estate of the decedent as set forth Judge sented for confirmation, and filed I hereby certify that a true and of said estates to sell real property all known heirs-at-law, devisees in the petition is zero. James Mayo in said Court his Return of Sale correct copy of the foregoing from the above-captioned estates, and legatees in said estates at 7. The date, time and place of 424 Finch St. of the following described real was mailed this 16th day of June as described in said Application, least ten (10) days before the time the final hearing is the 13th of July, Norman, OK 73071 property of said Decedent: 2017, to: for the reasons and purposes in set for said hearing, and, a copy (580) 483-5969 The Southwest Quarter (SW/4) Angelina Hail,15676 Rockwood said Application set out. of this Order to show cause shall of Section Eleven (11), Township Avenue, Wayne, OK 73095 IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED be published in one issue of some No. 487-June 15-2 Times sentative on or before the 8th day Six (6) North, Range One (1) West, Otis Dewayne Armstrong, that all persons interested in the newspaper of general circulation IN THE DISTRICT COURT of July, 2017,or the same will be Cleveland County, Oklahoma; 13045 E. 27th Street, Tulsa, OK Estates of Robert Louthan, De- in McClain County, Oklahoma, the OF MCCLAIN COUNTY forever barred. to Tracy Van Horn and Vicki 74134 ceased, Franklin Louthan, a/k/ publication of said order being at STATE OF OKLAHOMA /s/ Niki Lindsey Van Horn for the sum of Four Mike Armstrong, 5408 Valley Frank Louthan, Deceased, Lila M. least ten (10) days prior to the time In the Matter of the Estate of Alex- Niki Lindsey Hundred Sixteen Thousand Dol- View Ct., Mt. Airy, MD 21771 Louthan, Deceased, and James R. fixed for said hearing. ander Sanders, Full blood Choc- Attorney for Personal lars ($416,000.00) and that on Misty Di Bonto, 2230 Oakridge Louthan, Deceased, (collectively Dated this 16 day of June, 2017. taw, NE (PF M-634; PM 15846), Representative the 27th day of July, 2017 at 9:30 Dr., Purcell, OK 73080 the “Decedents”) appear before CHARLES GRAY Deceased. Niki Lindsey, OBA # 19344 o’clock a.m., in the Courtroom of Dilion Di Bonto, Maybe Bloomer, this Court in the County Court- ASSOCIATE Case No. PB-2017-33 Yvonne Galey, OBA #15216 Judge Charles Gray, District Court c/o Todd Bloomer parent and Next house in Purcell, McClain County, DISTRICT JUDGE NOTICE TO CREDITORS Jacintha Webster, OBA #32888 of McClain County, City of Purcell, Friend of Dillon Di Bonto, maybe Oklahoma, on the 6th day of July, JUDGE OF THE All creditors having claims Oklahoma Indian Legal Ser- State of Oklahoma, has been fixed Bloomer, 1103 Ewing Street, Pur- 2017, at 9:30 A.M., being no less DISTRICT COURT against Alexander Sanders, de- vices, Inc. for the hearing upon said return at cell, OK 73080 than ten (10) days nor more than Carissa King ceased, are required to present P.O. Box 2600 which time any person interested Law McMeans, Guardian Ad four (4) weeks from the time of Graft & Walraven, PLLC the same, with the necessary Ada, Oklahoma 74821-2600 in said estate may appear and file Litem of the minor heir Dillon Di making this Order, then and there 525 N. 6th supporting documents, to the T: (580) 272-0038 their exceptions in writing to said Bonto, Maybe Bloomer, 112 E. to show cause, if any they have, PO Box 1477 undersigned attorney for personal F: (580) 272-0665 Return and contest the same, and 10th Street, Ada, OK 74820 why an Order, as prayed for in Clinton, OK 73601 representative at the office of the Attorneys for Personal Repre- are hereby referred to said Return /s/ James B. Blevins, ,Jr. said Application, should not be (580) 323-1516 attorney for the personal repre- sentative James B. Blevins, Jr. granted to the said Brenda Wisbey, 8B-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, June 22, 2017 LPXLP No. 504-June 22-1 Time Gila Group L.P.; Gila Group L.P.; Pipkin; Lucille D. Porter; Joanne Jr.; John B. Wooten, Jr. LLC; The wish to participate by telephone No. 513-June 22-1 Time BEFORE THE CORPORATION Gila Group L.P.; Giles Energy, Inc.; R. Collins Powers; Joanne R. Col- Alex and Marie McGregor Trust shall contact the Applicant or IN THE DISTRICT COURT COMMISSION OF THE Gladstone Royaties LLC; The lins Powers; PRI Producing, Inc.; dated May 29, 1979; The Alex and Applicant’s attorney, prior to the OF MCCLAIN COUNTY STATE OF OKLAHOMA Goss Revocable Trust Agreement David M. Pulling; Quintin and Car- Marie McGregor Trust dated May hearing date, and provide their STATE OF OKLAHOMA APPLICANT: RIMROCK RE- dated the 19th day of February, rie Lou Family Limited Partnership; 29, 1979; Presido Exploration Inc.; name and phone number. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE SOURCE PARTNERS, LLC 1991; Mark A. Goss; Donna Mae Ellen H. Rabb; The Carl R. Rade- Presido Exploration Inc.; Dominion NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN OF RUBY LEE BRENTS, RELIEF SOUGHT: MULTIUNIT Ives Grant; H & M Exploration, maker Trust dated April 29, 1970, Reserves Inc.; Hawkins Oil & Gas, that all interested persons may ap- Deceased. HORIZONTAL WELL L.L.C.; Hale Exploration L.L.C.; as stated November 7, 1998; Inc.; Hawkins Acquisitions Limited pear and be heard. For information Case No. PB-16-13 LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SEC- Hale Exploration L.L.C.; George Rancho Oil Company, LLC; Ran- Partnership I; Hawkins Acquisi- concerning this action, contact NOTICE OF HEARING RETURN TIONS 2, TOWNSHIP 4 NORTH, Crawford Hand; James Marshall cho Oil Company, LLC; John tions Limited Partnership II; Petro- Joe Kidwell, Rimrock Resource OF SALE OF REAL PROPERTY RANGE 4 WEST, GARVIN COUN- Hansen, a/k/a James Marshall Rawlings; John Rawlings; Rentier, Ventures, Inc.; Cudd Petroleum Partners, LLC, 20 East 5th Street, Notice is hereby given that Deb- TY, OKLAHOMA AND SECTION Hansen, Jr.; Robert Eric Hansen; Inc.; Peggy D. Renew; Resource Corp.; Frisco Energy L.L.C.; Suite 1300, Tulsa, Oklahoma bie Gantz, the duly appointed and 35, TOWNSHIP 5 NORTH, RANGE The Harding Trust dated June 24, Exploration & Development Com- Frisco 1999 Limited Partnership; 74103, 918/ 301-4570 or Ron qualified Personal Representative 4 WEST, MCCLAIN COUNTY, 1979; The Harding Trust dated pany, Ltd.; Resource Exploration Jacmor, Inc.; TLJ Investments M. Barnes or Grayson Barnes, of the Estate of Ruby Lee Brents, OKLAHOMA June 24, 1979; Harrison Invest- & Development Company, Ltd.; LLC; Gems, Ltd.; Arcadia L.L.C.; BARNES LAW, PLLC, 1648 S. Deceased, has returned and pre- CAUSE CD NO. 201703905-T ment Company No. 1; Harrison Nance Cole Reynolds; Sarah Rose Pedastel Oil Company Inc.; Lane Boston Avenue, Ste. 100, Tulsa, sented for confirmation, and filed NOTICE OF HEARING Investment Company No. 2; The Richards, a/k/a Sarah R. Crim; Financial Inc.; Lane Financial Inc.; Oklahoma 74119, 918/382-8686. in said Court her Return of Sale TO ALL PERSONS, OWNERS, Mary and James Harrison Founda- Sarah Rose Richards, a/k/a Sarah BMNW Resources, L.L.C.; BMNW CORPORATION of the following described real PRODUCERS, OPERATORS, tion; Robert Theodore Harrison; R. Crim; Sarah Rose Richards, Resources, L.L.C.; Stroube En- COMMISSION property of said Decedent: PURCHASERS AND TAKERS OF Brenda Carol Haskin; The Chris- a/k/a Sarah R. Crim; Sarah Rose ergy Corporation; Stroube Energy OF OKLAHOMA The South Half (S/2) of the North OIL AND GAS INCLUDING Ward tine E. Hawke Living Trust dated Richards, a/k/a Sarah R. Crim; The Corporation; Pursuit Energy Cor- DANA L. MURPHY, Chairman Half (N/2) of the Southwest Quarter N. Adkins, Jr.; H. Raymond Aslak- August 9, 2013; The Christine E. Children of Vivian Noble Richard- poration; Eagle Exploration Pro- J. TODD HIETT, (SW/4) AND The South Half (S/2) son; Alfred J. Asman; Alfred J. Hawke Living Trust dated August son and Ben Edward Noble Trust; duction LLC; Citizen Energy III Vice Chairman of the Northwest Quarter (NW/4) Asman; Aspen Group Resources 9, 2013; The Mary G. Havel Trust Sue Cook Rinker; Sandra Beren L.L.C.; Caroline Cole; Catherine BOB ANTHONY, of the Southeast Quarter (SE/4) Corp.; Aspen Group Resources under agreement dated August Ritter; RJH Oil & Gas, LLC; The Darnell, a/k/a Catherine Hoyle; Commissioner of Section Eight (8), Township Corp.; Aurora Energy, Ltd.; Ayl- 19, 2005; The Mary G. Havel Trust John C. Roberts Revocable Trust Mary Cook c/o Catherine Darnell; DONE AND PERFORMED this Six (6) North, Range One (1) East ward Joint Venture; Joseph A. under agreement dated August dated August 16, 2010; The Cora Jim Davis; Mike Davis; Marquita 14th day of June, 2017. of the Indian Meridian, Cleveland Aylward; The Mary Sally Aylward 19, 2005; Haymaker Properties, Marie Robinson Trust dated Au- L. Dulin; Elmer W. Easton; Victor BY ORDER OF THE COMMIS- County, Oklahoma, LESS AND Revocable Trust u/a/d October 28, L.P.; Susanna M. Ryburn Hege- gust 31, 2007; The Cora Marie Charles Easton; Christ Ganten- SION: EXCEPT: Part of the South Half 2008; The Jane E. Bachner Per- man; The Susanna Moss Ryburn Robinson Trust dated August 31, bein; Ralph J. Gantenbein; Violet PEGGY MITCHELL, Secretary (S/2) of the North Half (N/2) of petuities Trust dated July 15, 2008; Hegeman Trust for the benefit of 2007; Rock Island Resource Com- K. Gantenbein; William Ganten- the Southwest Quarter (SW/4) of Badger Royalty Company; BAJ Francis Marion Ryburn IV and pany Inc.; The Betty L. Romaine bein; J. C. Graham; J. Frank Section Eight (8), Township Six Investment Company LLC; Craig Elanor Mills Ryburn; Henry H. Living Trust dated 1-19-96; Rik Graham; Martha Haar, a/k/a Mar- No. 488-June 15-2 Times (6) North, Range One (1) East of L. Bates; Craig L. Bates; Sandra Hersch; Jerome B. Hersch; Mary Roszel and Mary Roszel; Round tha Beasley, a/k/a Martha Hamner; IN THE DISTRICT COURT the Indian Meridian, Cleveland Bates; Sandra Bates; BBX Oil S. Hersch; The David C. Hesse Hill Royalty Limited Partnership; Beatrice Hudson; James Lofton; OF McCLAIN COUNTY County, Oklahoma, being more Corporation; BBX Oil Corporation; Living Trust dated May 27, 1981; Alan Ruffel; Lance Ruffel; Lance Grace Marshall; Routh Mills; STATE OF OKLAHOMA particularly described as follows: Beaver Oil Company; Suzanne M. Paul W. Hesse, Jr.; The Philip E. Ruffel Oil & Gas, LLC; Mary Ruffel; Nancy Jean Cole Reynolds; Lavon IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE Commencing at a found #4 bar, Aylward Beckwith; Barbara Butch- Hesse Trust dated August 11, Rupe Oil Company, Inc.; Rupe Oil Shelton; Margi D. Trott; Dortha OF WILLIAM LEVI CLAY, SR., said point being the Northwest er Beeler; Barbara Butcher Beeler; 1983; HI Point Petroleum 1980 Company, Inc.; Ryan Oil Com- Yohn, a/k/a Dortha Yahn; Board Deceased. Corner of the Southwest Quarter Bell Land Investments; Bell Land Fund-A, Ltd.; HI Point Petroleum pany; Ryan Oil Company; Ray Minerals, L.L.C.; and all persons No. PB-2017-53 (SW/4) of said Section 8; Investments; The Bennett Family 1980 Fund-A, Ltd.; Hiawatha Oil Ryan; Frank S. Ryburn; San-Son, if, living or if deceased, their known NOTICE TO CREDITORS thence South 00°05’49” West Trust dated November 7, 1975; Company, Inc.; Kerri Lee Hickman; Inc.; San-Son, Inc.; Sayre Oil, and unknown successors, and all TO THE CREDITORS OF WIL- along and with the West line of The Bennett Family Trust dated Mary Jo Higgins; The Revocable L.L.C.; Sayre Oil, L.L.C.; Carolyn corporations, existing and if dis- LIAM LEVI CLAY, SR., DECEASED said Southwest Quarter (SW/4) a October 25, 1993; Ann Elise Ben- Trust Agreement o Mary Jo Higgins K. Scheer; Sebenius & Associates solved, its known and unknown All persons having claims distance of 857.10 feet to a set CST nett; Scott Andrew Benton; Carl dated September 10, 1991, as 1982-1 Joint Venture; Seligon, successors and all other persons against William Levi Clay, Sr., nail with a J&A 1484 shiner, said M. Beren, Jr. and Hannah K. Beren; amended; Donald Holcomb; Don- LLC; Susan I. Shefman; Mark L. having an interest in the lands Deceased, are required to pres- point being the point of beginning; Day Beren; Jane Beren; Marian L. ald Holcomb; Kevin Holcomb; The Shidler and Mitzi Shidler; Smiser covered hereby, particularly in ent the same with a description thence North 89°23’11” East, Beren; Peter H. Beren; Ralph S. Dick S. Horton Living Trust, dated Oil & Gas, LLC; SMR Energy In- Garvin and McClain Counties, of all security interests and other departing said West line, a dis- Beren; Randall Beren; Richard D. November 29, 2000; Betty J. come Fund 1988-1; SMR Energy Oklahoma. collateral, if any, held by each tance of 473.52 feet to a set #3 Beren, Jr.; Jo Ann Bernet; Black Howard; C. M. Howard; Hunt Oil Income Fund 1988-1; SMR In- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that creditor with respect to such claim, bar with a J&A 1484 cap; Family L.L.C.; Black Family L.L.C.; Company; Sue Hunter; The Ingles- come and Capital Preservation LP Applicant in this cause is request- to, Dawne Eileen Alery, Personal thence South 00°05’49” West, Karen A. Blanco; BMV Invest- rud Corporation; Jaguar Produc- 1992; SMR Natural Gas Income ing that the Commission enter an Representative, c/o Robert S. a distance of 460.00 feet to a set ments, L.L.C.; Brackett Energy, tion, Inc.; Jaguar Production, Inc.; Fund 1990 Limited Partnership; order to be effective as of the date Meier, Attorney at Law, 10015 S. #3 bar with a J&A 1484 cap, said Inc.; Brackett Energy, Inc.; Burse Jetta-X2, L.P.; Jobe Holdings, LLC; SMR Natural Gas Income Fund of the execution thereof or follows: Pennsylvania, Suite B, Oklahoma point being on the South line of the William Bradley; Olin Branstetter Samuel Mark Jobe; Samuel Mark 1990 Limited Partnership; The Approving a multiunit horizontal City, Oklahoma 73159, on or South Half (S/2) of the North Half and Paula Branstetter; Broadmoor Jobe; Carla O. Johnson; Carla O. Snyder Family Trust U/A Decem- well in the 640-acre horizontal before the following presentment (N/2) of said Southwest Quarter Exploration Co.; Broadmoor Ex- Johnson; Joe David Johnson; K. ber 7, 1994; Somerset Develop- drilling and spacing units formed date, to-wit: August 15, 2017, or (SW/4); thence South 89°23’11” ploration Co.; Charles D. Brown; L. Johnson; William Marvin John- ment Inc.; Southland Royalty for the Woodford common source same will be forever barred. West along and with the South line Kathryn Brown; Patsy Vierson son; The Jones Enterprises; R. D. Company; Spring Energy Com- of supply in Sections 2, Township Dated this 8th day of June, 2017. of the South Half (S/2) of the North Brown; Gordon William Bulla; Jones, Inc.; The Trust created pany, successor by merger to 4 North, Range 4 West, Garvin /s/ Robert S. Meier Half (N/2) of the Southwest Quarter Linda J. Bunch; The Walter W. under LW&T of Clinton Wiley Jo- Anadarko Beach Exploration Co.; County, Oklahoma and Section 35, Robert S. Meier, Attorney for (SW/4), a distance of 473.52 feet Butcher Trusts A & B; The Walter sey, deceased; Kadrak, Inc.; Spring Energy Company; Harry A. Township 5 North, Range 4 West, Dawne Eileen Alery, Personal to a found mag nail, said point W. Butcher Trusts A & B; Buttram Kaiser-Francis Oil Company; Ke- Spring; R. B. Standerfer and Mary McClain County, Oklahoma so as Representative of the Estate of being the Southwest Corner of Energies, Inc.; Buttram Energies, ating-Martin, L.L.C.; Hunter T. Standerfer; R. B. Standerfer and to allow such multiunit horizontal William Levi Clay, Sr., Deceased the South Half (S/2) of the North Inc.; Buttram Energies, Inc.; Kelly, a/k/a H. T. Kelly; Kepasa Mary Standerfer; The Stanfield well to be drilled as described Robert S. Meier, OBA No. 6123 Half (N/2) of the Southwest Quarter Campbell & Campbell; Casillas Corp.; Kepasa Corp.; King Proper- Joint Living Trust dated October below and to be completed in and Meier & Associates (SW/4); thence North 00°05’49” Petroleum Resource Partners, ties, Inc.; King Properties, Inc.; 8, 2015; States Royalty Limited to produce hydrocarbons from the 10015 South Pennsylvania, East, along and with the West line L.L.C.; Chaco Resources Partners, Jessie King; John B. Kirkpatrick, Partnership; Steel Holdings, Inc.; above-named separate common Suite B of said Southwest Quarter (SW/4) LP; Dr. Dan Edwin Chestnut; Dr. L.L.C.; KRL Associates L.L.C.; Steel Holdings, Inc.; Stephens Oil source of supply and establishing Oklahoma City, Oklahoma a distance of 460.00 feet to the Dan Edwin Chestnut; Cirrus Pro- KRL Associates L.L.C.; The Don- & Gas, Ltd.; Stephens Oil & Gas, of a proper allocation factor for 73159 point of beginning; duction Company; Citizen Energy ald L. and Sally F. Laden Living Ltd.; Sterling Exploration, L.L.C.; allocating the cost of and the pro- (405) 692-9966 to Curtis R. Compton for the II, LLC; Coda Energy, Inc.; Meri- Trust dated 4-1-94; The Donald L. Samuel C. Stone; Samuel C. duction and proceeds from such (405) 692-9967 Facsimile sum of One Hundred Twelve deth Smith Cole; Edd Raymond and Sally F. Laden Living Trust Stone; Sara Lou Stone; Streamline multiunit horizontal well to each of Attorney for Personal Repre- Thousand Seven Hundred Fifty Cole; Gail Jean Cole; Nancy dated 4-1-94; The William and Oil and Gas Inc.; Wanda Lou the affected units covered hereby. sentative Dollars ($112,750.00) and that on Rankin Cole; William Morris Cole; Edwina LaRue Living Trust dated Street; The Susan C. Strum Trust Granting such other and further the 27th day of July, 2017 at 9:30 June M. Collier-Fletcher; Bernard the 13th day of October 2005; dated September 27, 1990; relief as may be proper based upon o’clock a.m. in the Courtroom of G. Collins; The Robert M. Collins LBD, Inc.; Raymond R. Lackey Struthers Oil & Gas Program Series the evidence presented at the Judge Charles Gray, District Court Trust U/A December 1, 1994, and Associates; Lake Hamilton B; The Susan L. Sullivan Revo- hearing herein. The legal descrip- of McClain County, City of Purcell, amended and restated Trust Minerals LC; LBCA Investments, cable Living Trust; The Tebo Trust tions of the land sections adjacent No. 462-June 8-3 Times State of Oklahoma, has been fixed dated July 21, 2000; The Colston Inc.; LBCA Investments, Inc.; dated 2/25/1988; The Susan K. to the area within which the loca- NOTICE OF SALE OF for the hearing upon said return at Corporation; Come Big or Stay Teresa K. LeBeau, a/k/a Ruther- Thompson Trust; The Susan K. tion exception lies are Sections OIL AND GAS LEASE which time any person interested Home, LLC; William H. Comley; ford; The Guy H. Leibmann Fam- Thompson Trust; Thunder Oil and 25, 26, 27, 34 and 36, Township The Board of Regents of the in said estate may appear and file John Rock Connell; The Trust ily Trust dated September 27, Gas, LLC; Trion Oil Company; 5 North, Range 4 West, McClain University of Oklahoma, a public their exceptions in writing to said Agreement of John Rockwood 1994; The Guy H. Leibmann Fam- Trion Oil Company; Trion Oil Com- County, Oklahoma and Sections body, will receive sealed bids from Return and contest the same, and Connell dated June 9, 1987; O. J. ily Trust dated September 27, pany; Trumbull Oil Properties, 1, 3, 10, 11 and 12, Township any interested firm(s) or entity(ies) are hereby referred to said Return Connell; O. J. Connell, Jr.; O. J. 1994; Carolyn Lee Lewallen; L.L.C.; Unit Petroleum Company; 4 North, Range 4 West, Garvin for sale of an oil and gas lease on for further particulars. Connell III; O. J. Connell III; Ray Peggy Low; Lowery Properties, Brian Van Horn; Steve Van Horn; County, Oklahoma. Applicant Friday, June 30, 2017, no later than Dated this 15th day of June L. Connell; Tim Connell; Tim Con- L.L.C.; Aletha June Lydick; David Steve Van Horn; Veenker Re- further requests that Applicant or 2:00 PM CST in the Purchasing 2017. nell; ConocoPhillips; Elizabeth Thomas Mantooth; Dorothy Man- sources Inc.; Veenker Resources some other party be authorized Department, 2750 Venture Drive, CHARLES GRAY Phillips Cook; Elizabeth Phillips tooth, a/k/a Dorothy lee Scott Inc.; Vierson Oil & Gas Co.; The the right to drill said well. Ap- Norman, OK 73069. The enve- ASSOCIATE Cook; Philip Franklin Cook; William Mantooth; J. W. & R. Mantooth M. A. Vierson Revocable Trust; plicant further requests that it be lope containing the bid must be DISTRICT JUDGE Robert Cook, Jr.; The John D. Farms, LLC; Joe Ray Mantooth; The M. A. Vierson Revocable Trust; permitted to produce said well clearly marked Bid #S-17629-17. JUDGE OF THE Cooper Residuary Trust; The John John W. Mantooth and Norma A. Ralph William Vierson III; Ralph at said location from all common The proposed sale of the oil and DISTRICT COURT D. Cooper Residuary Trust; Mantooth; MAP2006-OK; Mara- William Vierson III; Visa Oil and sources of supply covered hereby gas lease will cover the Regents’ Blevins & Associates Law, PLLC Copetco, Inc.; Cornerstone Petro- thon Oil Company; David Drew Gas Drilling Program 1980; Visa without any downward allowable interest in and to the oil and gas James B. Blevins, Jr., OBA #881 leum Midcon, L.L.C.; The Wade Marchant; Robert Guy Marchant, Oil and Gas Drilling Program 1981; adjustment. (1) SE/4 SW/4 and E/2 SW/4 138 W. Main /P.O. Box 1565 Costello Trust; Garnet Butcher Jr.; Robert Shel Marchant; The The Kelsie Wagner Trust; The NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN SW/4, LESS & EXCEPT 0.8 acres Purcell, Oklahoma 73080 Coulter; T. C. Craighead & Com- Thomas D. Marchant and Joan K. Kelsie Wagner Trust; The Loyce THAT Applicant is proposing to described as Beginning at the Phone: 405-527-7575 pany; CRG Production Company; Marchant Revocable Living Trust A. Wallace Trust; Robbin Wan- drill the multiunit horizontal well intersection of County Road and Fax: 405-527-7574 The Mary Dolores Collins Crum dated October 31, 2002; A.E. gaard; The Weerstra Royalty Trust involved herein at the following U.S. Highway #277, 920 feet East Attorney for Personal Trust dated June 7, 1995; The Mary Martin; A.E. Martin; Louise Mayne; dated May 12, 1998; Westervelt location: of the Southwest Corner of Section Representative Dolores Collins Crum Trust dated Tamara Mayne; Eff Warren Martin; Limited Partnership; Westervelt LOCATION OF WELLBORE 22-8N-4W and 16.5 feet North of CERTIFICATE OF MAILING June 7, 1995; Crusader Energy Charles M. McCann 2012 Family Limited Partnership; Westlake (LATERAL) AT SECTION 35 the South Line of said Section 22 I hereby certify that a true and Corporation; C. E. Crutchfield; Trust; Margaret V. McCann, nee Resources, Inc.; The Dorothy Jane COMPLETION INTERVAL: THE for the point of beginning, thence correct copy of the foregoing Gladys F. Crutchfield; The Trust Martin, a/k/a Margaret Virginia Robinson White Trust dated May PROPOSED LOCATION OF THE 482 feet East, thence 22.5 degrees was mailed this 15th day of June created under LW&T of Patrick Lee McCann; Margaret V. McCann, 8, 2006; H. C. Wickham, Inc.; END POINTS OF THE COMPLE- West to U. S. Highway #277 150 2017, to: Cummins, deceased; Cyros Cor- nee Martin, a/k/a Margaret Vir- Wiensaglio, LLC; Wiley Oil & Gas TION INTERVAL WILL BE NO feet, thence along the South side John Brents, P.O. Box 308, poration; Dab Ltd.; Dab Ltd.; The ginia McCann; James J. McDaniel; Limited Partnership; John D. Wil- CLOSER THAN 0 FEET FROM THE of said Highway #277 450 feet to Burns Flat, Oklahoma 73624 Alice Badger Dangott Trust; The James Keith McDaniel; Leslie Ann liams; John D. Williams; John D. SOUTH LINE AND NO CLOSER the point of beginning, being a part Robert Brents, 6751 Pine Tree Judith Ann Dangott Trust; The McDaniel, a/k/a Lesley Ann Chip- Williams; M. A. Wilkerson, a/k/a THAN 165 FEET FROM THE of the SE/4 SW/4 & SW/4 SE/4 Dr., Lexington, OK 73051 Laura Joan Dangott Trust; Davis man; Wayne W. McDaniel; Mi- Matha Wilkerson, a/k/a Matha A. NORTH LINE AND NO CLOSER SW/4 of Section 22-8N-4W con- Chelsey Brents, 713 Chris Ave., Investment Limited Partnership; chelle Eckenwiler McGregor; Wilkerson; Mitchell Wilkerson; THAN 930 FEET FROM THE WEST taining 59.20 acres, more or less. Altus, OK 73521-2306 Donna L. Davis; Deaner & Co.; Thomas R. McLean and Elizabeth Kathy Belmar Wilson; The Lenora LINE OF SECTION 35, TOWN- (2) OU owns 10.8898 net mineral /s/ James B. Blevins, Jr. Deka, Inc.; Delta Development I; E. McLean Foundation, Inc.; May Wilson Trust dated July 20, SHIP 5 NORTH, RANGE 4 WEST, acre under the above described James B. Blevins, Jr. Denbury Resources Inc., succes- Thomas R. McLean and Elizabeth 2006; Winabeel, L.L.C.; Julia Anne MCCLAIN COUNTY, OKLAHOMA Tract; (3) Title is held by: Board of sor to Encore Acquisition Co, E. McLean Foundation, Inc.; Wil- Winters; Harriet K. Wrye; WW LOCATION OF WELLBORE Regents of the University of Okla- successor to Cortez Oil & Gas Inc., bur E. McMurtry, L.L.C.; Wilbur E. Worldwide, LLC; Youngblood, (LATERAL) AT SECTION 2 COM- homa. (4) The address of the party successor to Home-Stake Oil & McMurtry, L.L.C.; McCutchin Ltd.; Youngblood, Ltd.; Jack PLETION INTERVAL: THE PRO- nominating this parcel for lease is: No. 483-June 15-2 Times Gas Company, successor to Working Interests, L.L.C.; Martha Younger; Jack Younger; Jimmy POSED LOCATION OF THE END Energy Lease Account LLC, 1818 IN THE DISTRICT COURT Home-Stake Royalty Corporation; Ann Mead; Martha Ann Mead; Younger, a/k/a Jimmy J. Younger; POINTS OF THE COMPLETION W. Lindsey Street, Suite D236, MCCLAIN COUNTY Pat Davis Dodson; Helen Do- Wendy Lee Meisenbach; Wendy Jimmy Younger, a/k/a Jimmy J. INTERVAL WILL BE NO CLOSER Norman, OK 73069. The oil and STATE OF OKLAHOMA nahoe; Phillip Ramone Dorn; Phil- Lee Meisenbach; Millbrae Natural Younger; Jimmy Younger, a/k/a THAN 0 FEET FROM THE NORTH gas lease shall be subject to the IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE lip Ramone Dorn; Julianna Dutton; Gas Fund 2004; Marilyn Elaine Jimmy J. Younger; Robert Young- LINE AND NO CLOSER THAN terms, conditions and limitations OF HELEN L. RILEY, Eagle Exploration Production, Miller; The Rose Marie Mirin Trust er; Robert Younger; Aspen Energy 165 FEET FROM THE SOUTH imposed by: (1) federal, state and Deceased. LLC; Mathew Wayne Eckenwiler; dated November 25, 2008; Mirmar Group Inc.; BB Royalty Partner- LINE AND NO CLOSER THAN local laws and regulation; (2) the Case No. PB- 2017-54 Michael P. Eckenwiler; ELSR, LP; Properties, L.L.C.; Mitchell Roy- ship; Donald A. Bloustine; Booth- 330 FEET FROM THE WEST LINE deeds, grants, easement, burdens NOTICE TO CREDITORS Equitable Royalty Corporation; ES alty; The Minnie Ruth Mitchell Trust bay Royalty Co.; M.G. Cohen OF SECTION 2, TOWNSHIP 4 and encumbrances of record: and To the Creditors of Helen L. Riley, Oil Properties, Inc.; ES Oil Proper- UDO 7/3/96; The Harry S. Moos Properties, L.L.C.; Monte G. Co- NORTH, RANGE 4 WEST, GARVIN (3) the policies, rules and regula- Deceased: ties, Inc.; ES Oil Properties, Inc.; Trust for the Prevention & Care of hen; Crow Creek Energy II L.L.C.; COUNTY, OKLAHOMA tions of the Board of Regents of All Creditors having claims Exco, Inc.; Fabco Oil Company, Heart Disease; Mosley-Chappell Crown Partners L.L.C. Minerals That the entire length of the the University of Oklahoma. The against Helen L. Riley, Deceased, Inc.; Cal Farley’s Boys Ranch Oil & Gas, L.L.C.; Moss Petroleum Division; Wm. E. Dougherty, Jr.; lateral will be cemented such that express terms, conditions and are required to present the same Foundation; Cal Farley’s Boys Company; Jane Mulally; Jane Farmers & Ranchers Royalty, Inc.; the perforations will be isolated limitation in the oil and gas lease with a description of all security Ranch Foundation; William B. Mulally; Murchinson-Ciero 82-1 R.T. Fogle Properties, L.L.C.; from the beginning and end point are incorporated in the Bid at the interests and other collateral (if Federman; The First Assembly of Ltd.; Nannen Production, LLC; Richard T. Fogle; Jessica L. Garrett of the lateral. web page listed below. any) held by each creditor with God Church, Okmulgee, OK; First Nannen Production, LLC; Natural and Robert G. Garrett; Fern E. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Copy of Bid can be accessed respect to such claim, to Casey Okmulgee Corporation; Flame Exploration Inc.; Natural Explora- Gartman, Trustee of the Fern E. that this cause will be heard before through the Purchasing website at: Bryant, Administrator, at the law Royalties, Inc.; James Robert tion Inc.; Newfield Exploration Gartman Revocable Living Trust an Administrative Law Judge on http://www.ou.edu/purchasing/ office of Melvin L. McDaniel, At- Flickinger; Tamara C. Fohr; Dale Mid-Continent, Inc.; Robert Cart- under Agreement dated March 16, the Initial Hearing Docket at the solicitations/solicitations.html torney at Law, 228 Robert S. Kerr Folks, Inc.; Louis M. Ford L.L.C.; er Nicholas; Ben E. Noble; Norris 1995; Carolyn K. Gastel; Land R Corporation Commission, Eastern The University of Oklahoma, Ave., Suite 970, Oklahoma City, Louis M. Ford L.L.C.; The Bar- Family Investment Company, Properties Inc.; Grant Loveless; Regional Office, 440 S. Houston, in compliance with all applicable Oklahoma 73102, on or before bara Foree Oil Trust; The Nancilee L.L.C.; Oaktree Petroleum Corpo- Mary W. Leibman; Ronald L. Mer- Suite 114, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74127 federal and state laws and regu- the following presentment date: Foree Oil Trust; The Robert L. ration; Oaktree Petroleum Corpo- cer; Nerman Investments No. 2, at 8:30 a.m. on the 10th day of lations does not discriminate on July 10th, 2017 or the same will Foree, Jr. Trust; Harold D. Fox and ration; Oaktree Petroleum Corpo- L.L.C.; Ken Perkins Oil & Gas, Inc.; July, 2017 and that this Notice the basis of race, color, national be forever barred. Hope K. Fox, Trustees; Julia Hol- ration; Oklaco Holdings, LLC; Ken Perkins Oil & Gas, Inc.; Riddell be published as required by law origin, sex, sexual orientation, ge- DATED this 7th day of June, comb Funderburk; Johnny Gafford Oklaco Holdings, LLC; Oklaco Minerals Trust; The Riddell Miner- and the rules of the Commission. netic information, gender identity, 2017. Joint Venture; The Donald R. Gar- Holdings, LLC; Okmulgee Miner- als Trust, created under an agree- NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN gender expression, age, religion, /s/ Melvin L. McDaniel rett and Margaret A. Garrett Trust; als, LLC; Orion Properties Inc.; ment dated July 12, 2007; Thom- that in the event this cause is disability, political beliefs, or status Melvin L. McDaniel, Attorney The Donald R. Garrett and Mar- Parker Energy Corporation; Park- as Story and Maxine E. Story; uncontested, the Applicant, its as a veteran in any of its policies, for Administrator garet A. Garrett Trust; The Carla er Energy Corporation; Patwin Sherman & YaQuinto; TEP Anadar- representatives, witnesses and practices, or procedures. This in- Melvin L. McDaniel, OBA 5951 Beren Garrity Trust; Renee Garvey; Petroleum Co.; PBR Properties ko Basin South IV, L.L.C.; TEP other proponents of the Appli- cludes, but is not limited to: admis- 228 Robert S. Kerr Ave., Suite Gas & Oil Inc.; Gas & Oil Inc.; Gas Joint Venture; PDI, Inc.; The Pfa- Anadarko Basin South III, L.L.C.; cant may appear and testify by sions, employment, financial aid, 970 & Oil Inc.; Edgar Allan Gentry; nenstiel Company, LLC; M. L. G.W. Thomas and Julie Lynn telephone. The cost of telephonic housing, services in educational Oklahoma City, OK 73102 Edgar Allan Gentry; Eric Steven Pipkin and Edwina Mae Pipkin; M. Thomas; J. Harper Thomas; Rod- communication shall be paid by programs or activities, or health Tel. 405-235-6450 Gentry; Eric Steven Gentry; Oliver L. Pipkin and Edwina Mae Pipkin; ney A. Weary; Jack E. Wheeler; the person or persons requesting care services that the University Fax. 405-235-6454 Mark Gentry; Oliver Mark Gentry; M. L. Pipkin and Edwina Mae Jack E. Wheeler; John B. Wootten, its use. Interested parties who operates or provides. Attorney for Petitioner LPXLP THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, June 22, 2017-9B No. 503-June 22-1 Time No. 502-June 22-2 Times Special Execution and Order of No. 468-June 8-3 Times TOWN OF BYARS, OKLAHOMA IN THE DISTRICT COURT Sale issued in accordance with IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN RESOLUTION NO. 03-17 WITHIN AND FOR judgment and decree entered AND FOR COAL COUNTY A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE TOWN OF BYARS, OKLAHOMA BUDGET FOR THE FISCAL YEAR MCCLAIN COUNTY in the District Court of McClain STATE OF OKLAHOMA 2017-2018 AND ESTABLISHING BUDGET AMENDMENT AUTHORITY. STATE OF OKLAHOMA County, Oklahoma, in Case No. BMNW RESOURCES, L.L.C. WHEREAS, The Town of Byars has adopted the provisions of the Oklahoma Municipal Budget Act (the Vanderbilt Mortgage and Finance, CJ-2016-233 styled: PLAINTIFF Act) in 11 O.S. Sections 17-201 through 17-216; and Inc., Vanderbilt Mortgage and vs. WHEREAS, The Chief Executive Officer has prepared a budget for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2017 Plaintiff, Finance, Inc., The Unknown Heirs, Succes- (FY 2017-2018) consistent with the Act; and vs. Plaintiff, sors and Assigns of PHOEBE WHEREAS, The Act in section 17-215 provides for the chief executive officer of the Town of Byars, Joseph Gregory Kennedy aka Jo- vs. A. SCHOCK, Deceased, and if or designee, as authorized by the governing body, to transfer any unexpended and unencumbered ap- seph Kennedy and Ashley Nicole Joseph Gregory Kennedy aka married at the time of death, the propriation from one department to another within the same fund; and Kennedy aka Ashley Kennedy, Joseph Kennedy and Ashley spouse of Phoebe A. Schock, if WHEREAS, The budget has been formally presented to the Byars Town Council at least 30 days prior husband and wife, et al., Nicole Kennedy aka Ashley said spouse be living, and if not to the start of the fiscal year in compliance with Section 17-205; and Defendants. Kennedy, husband and wife, living, the unknown heirs, succes- WHEREAS, The Byars Town Council has conducted a Public Hearing at least 15 days prior to the start Case No. CJ-2016-233 Billy Wayne Dover and Unknown sors and assigns of the deceased of the fiscal year, and published notice of the Public Hearing in compliance with Section 17-208 of the NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE Spouse, Unknown Occupants, spouse of Phoebe A. Schock; Act; and NOTICE IS GIVEN that on the Everett & Taylor, PLLC, STROUBE ENERGY CORPORA- NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE TOWN COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF BYARS, OKLAHOMA; 25th day of July, 2017at 10 o’clock Defendants. TION, LINDA A. BUNCH, SUSAN SECTION 1. The Town Council of the Town of Byars does hereby adopt the FY 2017-2018 Budget on A.M., of that day at the County to satisfy the judgment and lien B. RUSSELL a/k/a SUSAN DAVIS the 5th day of June 2017 with total resources available in the amount of $329,980 and total fund/depart- Courthouse in the City of Purcell, in the sum of $67,753.26, and the BRODY AND FRANK A. BENDER, mental appropriations in the amount of $329,980. Legal appropriations (spending/encumbering limits) McClain County, Oklahoma, the costs of this action accrued and if they are living, or if they are are hereby established as follows: undersigned Sheriff of McClain accuring, the total of the sums to deceased, their unknown succes- County will offer for sale and sell, bear interest at the legally allowed sors, if any. Fund: Personal Materials Other Capital Debt Transfers with appraisement, for cash at rate per annum until paid, whereof DEFENDANTS Department Services & Supplies Services & Outlay Service public auction to the highest and all of the sums remain unpaid. CASE NO: CV-2017-11 Charges best bidder, all that certain real Appraised at $45,000.00. NOTICE BY PUBLICATION estate situated in McClain County, WITNESS MY HAND this 14 day THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: PARK 1,360 Oklahoma, described as follows, of June, 2017. The Unknown Heirs, Succes- GENERAL 22,500 53,879 65,320 12,000 to-wit: Don Hewett sors and Assigns of Phoebe A. The E/2 NW/4 NE/4 NW/4 of Sec- SHERIFF OF Schock, deceased, and if married STREET & 4,706 tion 32, Township 8 North, Range 3 MCCLAIN COUNTY at the time of death, the spouse of ALLEY West, McClain County, Oklahoma; STATE OF OKLAHOMA Phoebe A. Schock, if said spouse and 2012 CMH manufactured BY /s/ Don Hewett be living, and if not living, the FIRE 27,919 2,432 home, VIN: CS2013300TNAB Collin N. Hinds, OBA #17391 unknown heirs, successors and a/k/a Hinds Law Firm, PC assigns of the deceased spouse CAPITOL 3,521 5,000 17302 290th St. 1611 S. Denver Ave. of Phoebe A. Schock, Susan B. IMPROV Washington, OK 73093 Tulsa, OK 74119 Russell a/k/a Susan Davis Brody CEMETERY 7,934 subject to unpaid taxes and (918) 582-7472 and Frank A. Bender, if they are special assessments, if any. [email protected] living, or if they are deceased, PUBLIC 9,600 36,158 67,928 9,732 Sale will be made pursuant to Attorney for Plaintiff their unknown successors, if any. WORKS You are hereby notified that you have been sued in the District SECTION 2. The Town Council does hereby authorize the Town Manager/Town Clerk to transfer any Court of Coal County, Oklahoma, unexpended and unencumbered appropriations, at any time throughout FY 2017-2018, from one line in an Amended Petition filed by item to another, one object category to another within a department, or one department to another within Plaintiff, BMNW Resources, LLC a fund, without further approval by the Town Council/Town Board. No. 500-June 22-1 Time an Administrative Law Judge on in Case No. CV-2017-11, and you SECTION 3. All supplemental appropriations or decrease in the total appropriation of a fund shall be BEFORE THE CORPORATION the Initial Hearing Docket at the must answer the Amended Peti- adopted at a meeting of the Town Council and filed with the State Auditor and Inspector. COMMISSION OF THE Corporation Commission, First tion filed by Plaintiffs on or before ADOPTED BY THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE TOWN OF BYARS this 5th day of JUNE, 2017. STATE OF OKLAHOMA Floor, Jim Thorpe Building, Okla- July 20, 2017, or judgment will (Seal) APPLICANT: HUNTINGTON EN- homa City, Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m., be rendered against you should /s/ Marion D. Cail ERGY, LLC on the day 10th of July, 2017, and you fail to answer, and a decree MAYOR RELIEF SOUGHT: LOCATION that this notice be published as quieting the title as set out in the ATTEST: EXCEPTION required by law and the rules of Petition covering the following de- /s/ Sandy Gaches LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SECTION the Commission. scribed mineral interests located TOWN CLERK 26, TOWNSHIP 8 NORTH, RANGE NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN in McClain County, Oklahoma 4 WEST, McCLAIN COUNTY, that the Applicant and interested and additional mineral interests in OKLAHOMA parties may present testimony by other counties as detailed in the CAUSE CD NO. 201703843 telephone. The cost of telephonic Amended Petition. NOTICE OF HEARING communication shall be paid by W/2 NE/4 of Section 7, Township STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: All the person or persons requesting 7 North, Range 2 West, McClain No. 506-June 22-1 Time Jr.; John C. Roberts, Trustee of the Drilling Program 1980; Visa Oil persons, owners, producers, op- its use. Interested parties who County, OK BEFORE THE CORPORATION John C. Roberts Revocable Trust and Gas Drilling Program 1981; erators, purchasers and takers of wish to participate by telephone Dated: June 2, 2017. COMMISSION OF THE Dated August 16, 2010; John M. W.O. Bloomquist & Sons Hold- oil and gas and all other interested shall contact the Applicant or COURT CLERK STATE OF OKLAHOMA Stanfield and Martha J. Stanfield, ing, L.L.C.; Wayne W. McDaniel; persons, particularly in McClain Applicant’s attorney, prior to the BY: s/ APPLICANT: RIMROCK RE- Trustees or their successors in Wm. E. Dougherty, Jr.; Young- County, Oklahoma. hearing date, and provide their DEPUTY SOURCE PARTNERS, LLC Trust dated October 8, 2015; blood, Ltd.; J. C. Graham; Jewell NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN names and phone numbers. (SEAL) RELIEF SOUGHT: POOLING Judith Savage; Kaiser-Francis Oil P. Birtciel Life Estate; John A. that the Applicant in this cause is NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN GARY L. MCKNIGHT, INC. (PART OF A MULTIUNIT HORI- Company; Keating-Martin, L.L.C.; Taylor; Routh Mills; The unknown requesting that the Commission that all interested persons may 11 E. CARL ALBERT PARKWAY ZONTAL WELL) Kelly McCampbell Gentry; Ken heirs, successors and assigns of grant a well location exception for appear and be heard. For infor- MCALESTER, OK 74501 LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SECTION Perkins Oil & Gas, Inc.; Kepasa Hiawatha R. Estes, deceased; a well to be drilled and produce mation concerning this action, (918) 423-7516 35, TOWNSHIP 5 NORTH, RANGE Corp.; Kepasa Corporation; and all persons if living or if de- from the Hunton common source contact STEVEN GOETZINGER, ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 4 WEST, MCCLAIN COUNTY, Kepasa Inc.; King Properties, ceased, their known and unknown of supply underlying all of Section Huntington Energy, LLC, 908 NW OKLAHOMA Inc.; LBCA Investments, Inc.; Linn successors and all corporations 26, Township 8 North, Range 4 71st Street, Oklahoma City, OK CAUSE CD NO. 201703908-T Energy Holdings, LLC; Louis M. existing and if dissolved its known West, McClain County, Oklahoma; 73116, Telephone: (405) 840-9876; No. 521-June 22-2 Times NOTICE OF HEARING Ford L.L.C.; Louis McKee Ford and unknown successors and all and as an exception to Order No. OR JOHN C. MORICOLI, JR., At- IN THE DISTRICT COURT TO ALL PERSONS, OWNERS, Living Trust, Louis McKee Ford, persons having an interest in the 663165, said well to be drilled at torney, One Leadership Square, OF McCLAIN COUNTY PRODUCERS, OPERATORS, Trustee; M.A. Vierson, Trustee lands covered hereby, particularly the following locations: 211 N. Robinson, Suite 1350, STATE OF OKLAHOMA PURCHASERS AND TAKERS OF of the M.A. Vierson Revocable in McClain County, Oklahoma. 990’ FSL and 660’ FEL of Sec- Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102, In the matter of the ESTATE OF OIL AND GAS, INCLUDING Alfred Trust; M.L. Pipkin and/or Edwina NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tion 26, Township 8 North, Range 4 Telephone: (405) 235-3357. JEMELENE CHASTAIN MOORE, J. Asman; Alfred J. Asman c/o Mae Pipkin, deceased c/o Peggy the Applicant requests that the West, McClain County, Oklahoma; CORPORATION deceased Darlene L. Tebo; Anadarko Beach Grace; Mahaffey & Gore, P.C.; Commission pool the interests and and to authorize applicant or COMMISSION Case No. PB-2017-7 Exploration Co.; Arcadia L.L.C.; MAP2006-OK; Marathon Oil adjudicate the rights and equities some other party to drill said well. OF OKLAHOMA NOTICE OF HEARING FINAL Aspen Energy Group Inc.; Aspen Company; Mary Elizabeth Wilcox, of oil and gas owners in the Wood- Applicant further requests that the DANA L. MURPHY, Chairman ACCOUNT, PETITION FOR Group Resources Corp.; Aurora Trustee of the Weiss-Wilcox Liv- ford common source of supply Order to be entered in this cause J. TODD HIETT, DETERMINATION OF Energy, Ltd.; Axis Energy Corpo- ing Trust dated January 28, 2002; underlying the 640-acre horizontal possibly be made effective as of Vice-Chairman HEIRSHIP, FOR DISTRIBUTION ration; Bandera, Inc.; BB Royalty Mary W. Leibman; McCutchin drilling and spacing unit described the day of the filing of this applica- BOB ANTHONY, AND DISCHARGE Partnership; BBX Oil Corporation Working Interests, L.L.C.; Merit as the Section 35, Township 5 tion, or on some other date prior Commissioner Notice is hereby given that c/o Linn Energy (Chelsea Wolfe); Hugoton L.P.; Millbrae Natural Gas North, Range 4 West, McClain to the date of signing. DONE AND PERFORMED this the final account of the Personal BCS Consolidated Energy, LP c/o Fund 2004 c/o Eagle Rock Mid- County, Oklahoma and designate NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN 13th day of June, 2017. Representative herein and the BCS Natural Resources; Beaver Continent Asset, L.L.C.; Mitchell Applicant or some other party as that this cause be set before an BY ORDER OF THE COMMIS- petition for determination of heirs Oil Company; Bella Oil LLC; Black Wilkerson; Mosley-Chappel Oil & operator of the proposed well and Administrative Law Judge for SION: and distribution of said estate and Family L.L.C.; Black Family L.L.C. Gas; Murchinson-Ciero 82-1 Ltd.; all subsequent wells drilled in the hearing, taking of evidence and PEGGY MITCHELL, Commis- final discharge of said Personal c/o Marks and Round; Boothbay Natural Exploration Inc.; Natu- unit; and that Applicant be given reporting to the Commission. sion Secretary Representative were filed herein Royalty Co.; Buttram Energies, ral Exploration Inc. c/o Pamela one year to commence operations NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN lmm/10077 on the 19th day of June, 2017, Inc.; C&Y Casing Pulling Com- Bloustine; Oklaco Holdings, LLC; for the drilling or other operations that this cause will be heard before and that a hearing on said final pany; Cal Farley’s Boys Ranch Oklaco Inc. & Land R Properties with respect to the unit. The Ap- account and petition has been set Foundation; Campbell & Camp- Inc.; Opal Deane Mosley; Orion plicant additionally requests that before the undersigned Judge or bell; Carla O. Johnson; Carolyn Properties Inc. c/o Donald W. this pooling be a unit pooling. to the Judge to which the same K. Gastel; Casillas Petroleum Stephens; Pacific Enterprises Oil NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN has been assigned in the District Resource Partners, L.L.C.; Cirrus Company (USA); Parker Energy that this cause be set before an No. 501-June 22-1 Time Administrative Law Judge for Courtroom of the McClain County Production Company; Citizen Corporation; Patsy Vierson Brown; Administrative Law Judge for BEFORE THE CORPORATION hearing, taking of evidence and Courthouse, Purcell, Oklahoma, Energy II L.L.C.; Come Big or Paul Hale Revocable Trust c/o hearing, taking of evidence and COMMISSION OF THE reporting to the Commission. on the 27th day of July, 2017, at Stay Home, LLC; Cornerstone Hale Exploration, LLC; Paxton reporting to the Commission. STATE OF OKLAHOMA NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN 9:30 o’clock a.m., and all persons Petroleum Midcon, L.L.C.; Craig Petroleum, LLC; Pedestal Oil NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN APPLICANT: HUNTINGTON EN- that this cause will be heard before interested therein are notified to L. Bates; Craig L. Bates c/o Bur- Company Inc.; Peter Kim; Petro- that this cause will be heard before ERGY, LLC an Administrative Law Judge on appear and show cause, if any, well M. Bates; CRG Production Ventures, Inc.; Pintail Production an Administrative Law Judge on RELIEF SOUGHT: LOCATION the Initial Hearing Docket at the why said account shall not be ap- Company; Crow Creek Energy Company, Inc.; Plains Production, the Initial Hearing Docket at the EXCEPTION Corporation Commission, First proved and said petition granted. II L.L.C.; Crown Partners L.L.C. Inc.; Presido Exploration Inc.; PRI Corporation Commission, East- LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SECTION Floor, Jim Thorpe Building, Okla- Dated this 19th day of June, Minerals Division; Cudd Petroleum Producing, Inc.; Quintin and Carrie ern Regional Office, 440 South 26, TOWNSHIP 8 NORTH, RANGE homa City, Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m., 2017. Corp.; Cyros Corporation; Dab Lou Family Limited Partnership; Houston, Tulsa, Oklahoma, 74127, 4 WEST, MCCLAIN COUNTY, on the th day 10th of July, 2017, /s/ Charles Gray Ltd.; Deka, Inc.; Delta Develop- Ralph William Vierson III; Ramco at 8:30 a.m. on the 10th day of OKLAHOMA and that this notice be published Judge of the District Court ment I; Dominion Reserves Inc.; Operating Company; Richard & July, 2017 and that this Notice CAUSE CD NO. 201703844 as required by law and the rules Ted W. Haxel (OBA #3997) Dortha Yohn, a/k/a Dortha Yahn; Phylis Davis; Robert B. Holland, be published as required by law NOTICE OF HEARING of the Commission. Post Office Box 367 Eagle Exploration Production LLC; Jr. c/o Victoria Holland; Robert and the rules of the Commission. STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Purcell, Oklahoma 73080 Edgar Allan Gentry; Emmons Se- English as Trustee of the Sam NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN All persons, owners, producers, that the Applicant and interested 405-527-5888 bebius, Inc. Manager, Sebenius & K. Viersen Revocable Trust u/t/a that in the event this cause is operators, purchasers and tak- parties may present testimony by Associates 1982-1 Joint Venture; October 6, 1988 c/o Viersen Oil & uncontested, the Applicant, its ers of oil and gas and all other telephone. The cost of telephonic ES Oil Properties, Inc.; Estate Gas Co.; Robert L. Savage; Rock representatives, witnesses and interested persons, particularly communication shall be paid by No. 508-June 22-2 Times of Robert W. Waring, deceased Island Resource Company Inc.; other proponents of the Appli- in McClain, Oklahoma, and more the person or persons requesting IN THE DISTRICT COURT Oklahoma County PB-2014-705 Rodney A. Weary; Rolling Rock cant may appear and testify by particularly Chesapeake Energy, its use. Interested parties who OF MCCLAIN COUNTY c/o Daniel K. Waring; Fern E. LLC; Rupe Oil Company, Inc.; telephone. The cost of telephonic LLC and Chesapeake Operating, wish to participate by telephone STATE OF OKLAHOMA Gartman, Trustee of the Fern E. Ryan Oil Company; Sandra Bates, communication shall be paid by LLC; and if any of the above are shall contact the Applicant or IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE Gartman Revocable Living Trust deceased Pottawatomie County the person or persons requesting deceased, the unknown heirs, ex- Applicant’s attorney, prior to the OF MARINE D. EATON, under Agreement dated March 16, P-83-139 Craig L. Bates, Execu- its use. Interested parties who ecutors, administrators, devisees, hearing date, and provide their Deceased. 1995; First Okmulgee Corpora- tor; San-Son, Inc.; Sgt. Pepper’s wish to participate by telephone trustees and assigns, immediate names and phone numbers. CASE NO. PB 2017-57 tion; Flame Royalties, Inc.; Focus Band, LLC; Sherman & YaQuinto; shall contact the Applicant or and remote, of the above named NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN NOTICE TO CREDITORS Energy, Inc.; Frisco 1999 Limited Southland Royalty Company Applicant’s attorney, prior to the parties; and if any of the above that all interested persons may All creditors having claims Partnership; Frisco Energy L.L.C.; c/o Conoco Phillips Corp. Attn. hearing date, and provide their corporations do not continue to appear and be heard. For infor- against Marine D. Eaton, de- G.W. Thomas; G.W. Thomas and Lindsey Purcell; Stanfield Joint name and phone number. have legal existence, the unknown mation concerning this action, ceased, are required to present Julie Lynn Thomas; Gas & Oil Inc.; Living Trust dated 10/8/2015, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN trustees or assigns of such parties. contact STEVEN GOETZINGER, the same, with a description of all Gems, Ltd.; Gladstone Royalties John M. and Martha J. Stanfield, that all interested persons may ap- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Huntington Energy, LLC, 908 NW security interests and other collat- LLC; Grace Marshall; Grant Love- Trustees; States Royalty Limited pear and be heard. For information that the Applicant in this cause is 71st Street, Oklahoma City, OK eral (if any) held by each creditor less; Guy H. Leibmann and Judy Partnership; Stephens Oil & Gas, concerning this action, contact requesting that the Commission 73116, Telephone: (405) 840- with respect to such claim, to the E. Leibmann, as Trustees of the Ltd.; Sterling Exploration, L.L.C.; Joe Kidwell, Rimrock Resource grant a well location exception for 9876; OR JOHN C. MORICOLI, named Personal Representative, Guy H. Leibmann Family Trust Steve Stichman; Struthers Oil & Operating, LLC, 20 East 5th Street, a well to be drilled and produce JR., Attorney, One Leadership Jo Ann Lankford a.k.a. Jo Lankford dated September 27, 1994; H & Gas Program Series B; Susan C. Suite 1300, Tulsa, Oklahoma from the Hunton common source Square, 211 N. Robinson, Suite through her attorney, Steve A. M Exploration, L.L.C.; Hale Explo- Sturm Trust dated September 27, 74103, 918/ 301-4570 or Ron of supply underlying all of Section 1350, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Coleman of The Coleman Law Of- ration L.L.C.; Harold D. Fox and 1990; Susan S. Burnett, Trustee; M. Barnes or Grayson Barnes, 26, Township 8 North, Range 4 73102, Telephone: (405) 235- fice at 3904 East Reno, Oklahoma Hope K. Fox, Trustees; Hawkins TEP Anadarko Basin South III, BARNES LAW, PLLC, 1648 S. West, McClain County, Oklahoma; 3357. City, Oklahoma, 73117, on or Acquisitions Limited Partnership L.L.C.; TEP Anadarko Basin South Boston Avenue, Ste. 100, Tulsa, and as an exception to Order No. CORPORATION before the following presentment I; Hawkins Acquisitions Limited IV, L.L.C.; Terrane Associates, Oklahoma 74119, 918/382-8686. 663165, said well to be drilled at COMMISSION date: August 31, 2017, or the same Partnership II; Hawkins Oil & Gas, Inc.; The Inglesrud Corporation; CORPORATION the following locations: OF OKLAHOMA will be forever barred. Inc.; Haymaker Properties, L.P.; The Pfanenstiel Company, L.L.C.; COMMISSION 660’ FSL and 660’ FWL of Sec- DANA L. MURPHY, Chairman Dated this 15th day of June, Heirs of Sandra Bates c/o Craig The Quintin Little Company Oil OF OKLAHOMA tion 26, Township 8 North, Range 4 J. TODD HIETT, 2017. Bates; Helen Donahoe c/o Jar- & Gas Limited Partnership; The DANA L. MURPHY, Chairman West, McClain County, Oklahoma; Vice-Chairman Respectfully submitted, ene Graham Holman; HI Point Weiss-Wilcox Living Trust dated J. TODD HIETT, and to authorize applicant or BOB ANTHONY, STEVE A. COLEMAN, Petroleum 1980 Fund-A, Ltd.; 1/28/2002, Mary Elizabeth Wilcox, Vice Chairman some other party to drill said well. Commissioner OBA 1787 Hiawatha Oil Company, Inc.; Hunt Trustee; Thomas R. McLean and BOB ANTHONY, Applicant further requests that the DONE AND PERFORMED this MATT BLUE OBA #19755 Oil Company; J. Harper Thomas; Elizabeth E. McLean Founda- Commissioner Order to be entered in this cause 13th day of June, 2017. THE COLEMAN LAW OFFICE J.O. Edwards, Jr., deceased c/o tion, Inc.; Titanium Exploration DONE AND PERFORMED this possibly be made effective as of BY ORDER OF THE COMMIS- 3904 East Reno Carlene Edwards; Jacmor, Inc.; Partners, LLC formerly Vanguard 14th day of June, 2017. the day of the filing of this applica- SION: Oklahoma City, OK 73117 Jerome Nerman; Jetta-X2, L.P.; JG Operating, LLC; TLJ Investments BY ORDER OF THE COMMIS- tion, or on some other date prior PEGGY MITCHELL, Commis- 405-677-2407 (Phone) Interests, LLC; John B. Kirkpatrick; LLC; Vastar Resources, Inc.; SION: to the date of signing. sion Secretary 405-670-2254 (Fax) John B. Kirkpatrick, L.L.C.; John B. Veenker Resources Inc.; Vierson PEGGY MITCHELL, Secretary NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN lmm/10078 Attorney for Personal Wooten, Jr. LLC; John B. Wootten, Oil & Gas Co.; Visa Oil and Gas that this cause be set before an Representative, Jo Lankford 10B-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, June 22, 2017 The Asian and Build with KEVA blocks Purcell Register American Teens will “Build a Better other projects. Registration is not required Building” with the Purcell Pub- The KEVA Blocks make up in advance, and the program is lic Library at 2 p.m. Tuesday, one of the newest STEAM for ages 12 to 17. Christian June 27. Power Maker Kits the library Find out more by visiting Classifieds Participants will use KEVA uses as a way to teach Science, the library, calling 527-5546, Speakers blocks to make creations using Technology, Engineering, the or going online to www.pio- plans of bridges, buildings and Arts and Mathematics. neerlibrarysystem.org/purcell. ACREAGES FOR SALE FOR SALE: 5 acres near Goldsby FIREWORKS! WE ARE BACK with the airport, zoned agri. or commercial. Call best deals in town! Cash Saver, 1600 Toastmasters 405-201-5758. 02/23/tfc N. Green, opening week of June 26th. Come see us! 06/22/3tp COMMERCIAL Club Courthouse News FOR SALE: 15” western saddle, $250; BUILDINGS FOR RENT JS-30 self propel John Deere mower, $200. Both in good condition. Call 405- By Xiaoming Hu COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS for rent The following persons have been Brandi J. R. Lankister, larceny of distribute. 527-1030. 06/22/1tp charged by the State of Oklahoma lost property. Arman Munoz, possession of CDS in Purcell. Located at corner of Huron Asian & American Christian with traffic or other violations or have Dalonta Sherfield, larceny of lost with intent to distribute. and Green Ave. 1 bldg. 42x60; 1 bldg. FOR SALE: 3 large trunks of quartz Speakers celebrated its 13th 72x28. Call Johnny or Twila Taylor for from Wyoming. For a jeweler or rock filed other court actions in McClain property. Edgar T. Gallegos, DUI - alcohol. more information or a showing, 405- Anniversary June 17 at the County District Court between June Jeremy R. Vance, assault and Aaron M. Lough, possession of collector or lawn ornaments. Call 405- 760-4548 or 405-527-3182. 01/12/tfc 527-9249. 06/22/2tp Norman Municipal Library. 8-14, 2017. battery. CDS. Traffic Brittany A. Mayall, unlawful pos- Jessica E. Dunham, possession FOR RENT: 1933 N. Green Ave., 4000 We had 23 in attendance, Jaycen O. Stewart, DUS. session of drug paraphernalia. of CDS. SF of office space, will divide. Call Than GARAGE SALES including eight visitors. Gabino Perez Ruiz, operate vehicle Tommy T. N. Phan, possession Small Claims 405-990-8862. 01/05/tfc ANNUAL 7 FAMILY SALE: Avid garage Leslie Gillies was the Toast- with defective lamps (other than of CDS. Norman Regional Hospital vs. Ste- sale sisters cleaning out! 2 houses master of the Day. Chengsi Liu headlamps). Diane T. Phan, possession of CDS. ven Dyer, small claims under $1500. COMPUTER SALES having sale, visit both locations! Saturday only, 7-3. 3001 SE 12th Ave., Naomi L. Dean, speeding, 78/70. Angel R. Trejo, DUI. Norman Regional Hospital vs. DALE’S ETC. COMPUTER sales & was Table Topics Master. The Goldsby, I35 exit 101, west on Ladd Rd. Kristi R. Baker, taxes due state. Chandler A. Storm, DUI - drugs. Celina Barr, small claims over $1501. service. Repair, rebuild, and upgrade all Best Table Topics Speaker was Furniture, mini fridge, stylish women’s Kristi R. Baker, DUS (3rd offense). Michael W. Wyatt, domestic assault Civil brands. Free estimates. Reconditioned clothes, home decor, wedding, dorm Chen Wu. The Best Evaluator systems from $299. 709 W Jackson, Kristi R. Baker, no insurance. and battery in presence of minor child. Progressive County Mutual Ins v. room & apartment items. Too much to Purcell. 527-2949. 01/05/tfc was Tom Graham. The Best Richard D. Ludvicek, passing in no John E. Duncan, larceny. Richard Keenan, civil action $10,000 mention! 06/22/1tp Speaker was Hao Feng. passing zone. Derek E. Davis, larceny of mer- or less. Memories of chartering Dallas N. Crocker, no seatbelt. chandise from a retailer. Capital One Bank (USA) NA vs. Billy R. Horton, no seatbelt. Logan C. Dantzler, breaking and Shawna G. Noble, civil action $10,000 AACS Toastmaster Club was Twilia D. Finch, no insurance. entering dwelling without permission. or less. recounted by Harley Bromley, Twilia D. Finch, failure to stop at Angela C. Rhea, larceny of mer- Dannie Hansen vs. American Farm- Area Governor at the time. stop sign. chandise from a retailer. ers & Ranchers, civil action $10,000 Leon Chen, Missionary to John D. Grove, overweight - 9001 Adam F. Carter, carrying weapons. or less. Cash Now China now, was the man with to 10000. Gary D. Lefler, larceny of lost National Collegiate Student Ln Yajaira M. Herrera, DUS. property. vs. Tiffanie Williams, civil action For scrap metal , aluminum cans, appliances, tin, the idea and fellow members Brandon C. Shaw, DUS. Lloyd A. Towler, obstructing an $10,000 or less. of the Southern Oklahoma Jordan D. Yasaga, no insurance. officer. Pennymac Loan Services, LLC vs. steel, air conditioners, aluminum, copper, cars and Chinese Baptist Church, as well Edgar E. Ochoa Aleman, no valid John R. Owen, assault and battery. Mary Jean Green &/AS Trustee, civil trucks running or not. as members of the community, driver’s license. Jaryn K. Sexton, larceny of mer- action $10,000 or more. supported him in the endeavor. Erin N. Pounds, reckless driving, chandise from a retailer. Citimortgage Inc. vs. Reggie G. LocaL pickup for junk cars Former District Lt. Governor 1st offense. Felonies Andrews, civil action $10,000 or more. Matthew R. McLemore, no valid Reama R. Laxson, possession of National Collegiate Student Ln vs. Nimmo’s 527-5573 Keith Trolenger was encourag- driver’s license. CDS. John Espinosa, civil action $10,000 ing at the start, but had to resign Brogan K. Cummins, failure to Nick R. Wilkerson, possession or more. his office due to work. Don devote full attention. of CDS. National Collegiate Student Ln vs. Hunt stepped in as Lt. Governor George A. King, failure to use Blake Braxton Dickman, unauthor- John Espinosa, civil action $10,000 turn signal. ized use of a vehicle. or more. and helped Leon Chen charter George A. King, DUR. Delfred R. Lewis, possession of National Collegiate Student Ln vs. with 20 members. George A. King, failure to obtain CDS. John Espinosa, civil action $10,000 Awards were presented by current registration. Carla J. Striplin, possession of CDS. or more. TRAILERS & TRUCK BEDS George A. King, no insurance. Dorsey Taulbee, burglary, second Marriages Filed DJ Aifen Zhou. New Area Director, Emiley Martin Luna-Gomez, no valid degree. Nicholas J. Sherrell, 27, and Shana We sell: Utility, Equipment, Stock, Horse and Cargo Trailers driver’s license. Brandyn K. Mayall, possession R. Baldwin, 32, both of Washington. Skinner, installed New Officers Martin Luna-Gomez, taxes due of CDS. Anthony S. McKee, 28, and Kim- Services, Parts & Repairs for July 2017 to June 2018. state. Ryan D. Wiggs, possession of CDS. berly D. Lee, 22, both of Purcell. Truck Accessories & Sales President Jin-Song Chen Martin Luna-Gomez, improper Tyler J. Secrist, knowingly conceal- Justin R. Damman, 33, and Amanda 405-449-3535 turned over the meeting to new tag display. ing stolen property. J. Paine, 29, both of Noble. President Aifen Zhou to close Martin Luna-Gomez, operate Mitchell B. Sanders, knowingly Micah R. Pittman, 18, of Hobart and 3 Mi. E. of Wayne on Hwy. 59 vehicle with defective lamps (other concealing stolen property. Debra A. Hamm, 18, of Lexington. the meeting. than headlamps). Angel M. Harris, possession of Rosme Gonzalez, 39, and Karina C. Our Club web site is www. Misdemeanors CDS. Garcia, 31, both of Blanchard. aacs.toastmasterclubs.org Brian E. Bracken, DUI - alcohol/ Susan J. Wicke, false declaration William Z. L. Johnson, 25, and Toastmaster International is drugs. of ownership in pawn. Karlie R. Morgan, 26, both of Okla- www.toastmasters.org Visitors Edgar A. Cardoza, public intoxi- Jillian M. Krutchen, possession homa City. cation. of CDS. Divorces Granted RICHARDS are always welcome. Makenzi D. Davis, public intoxi- Cole L. Stewart, endangering others Heather M. Molitor vs. Justin L. Asian & American Christian cation. while eluding/attempt to elude police. Molitor. METAL BUILDINGS Speakers meet every second Jessica M. Perez, embezzlement of Antonio E. Salaices, possession of Kerri A. Christian vs. Johnathan and fourth Saturday from 9:45 rental property. CDS with intent to distribute. D. Christian. SPECIAL 30’x50’x10’ to 11:30 a.m. in the Southern Jose A. Venegas-Carrillo, posses- Justin N. Woods, possession of Matthew D. Willis vs. Melissa N. 26 Ga. Colored Sheet Metal sion of CDS. CDS. Willis. 1-3' Walk thru Door Oklahoma Chinese Baptist Roy J. Wright, larceny of lost Christopher J. Cornelius, posses- James M. Harrington vs. Rhonda Church fellowship hall, 625 property. sion of CDS. D. Harrington. 1-8'x8' Heavy Com. Garage Door East Frank, in Norman. Trampas L. Deaton, larceny of Sebastian A. Najera, possession Jeffrey A. Wilson vs. Mary E. 4" Concrete w/ Fiber Mesh We invite all the friends who merchandise from a retailer. of controlled drug with intent to Wilson. 30” Piers & Rebar are interested in improving $18,495 plus tax their speaking English and Doing business for over 30 years. communication to join us. Visit aacs.toastmastersclubs. org for more information. OSU ExtEnSiOn News From page 5B Gardening: Safe handling of eggs from Demonstration and Teaching Garden on tour days, every small backyard flocks Saturday morning during the Bradley Secraw Farm Market from 9 a.m. to Agriculture/4-H Educator chicken coop. One nesting Washing eggs coming from 12 p.m. box for four-five hens is suf- small flocks is encouraged but Custom Sizes Available Ask the Master Gardener Interest in backyard poultry ficient. Hens often prefer to measures need not be as exten- www.richardsmetalbuildings.net tour guides to see the Native has increased substantially in lay eggs in nests that are in sive. To clean slightly soiled Office 405-485-8611 Cell 405-620-2587 American, Oklahoma Native, the past few years, especially low light areas and this is eggs, wash with running water Butterfly, Tropical, or Herb since chickens were allowed sometimes why certain nest- that is slightly warmer than the . gardens. in Norman several years ago. ing boxes are preferred over temperature of the egg. If mild The Demonstration and Much of this interest stems others. detergent is required, be sure Teaching Garden is located on from an increase in food Each nesting box should to rinse thoroughly. the S.W. corner of the Cleve- awareness and the farm to contain some bedding mate- All eggs should be allowed land County Fair Grounds, in table movement. rial such as hay or straw. to air dry before packaging. Norman. People are interested in This is not to provide hens Above all, do not attempt to For more information please agriculture, and small flock with a comfortable sleeping clean excessively dirty eggs, Garage call 321-4774. poultry production is one way place, rather, to help keep rather look to make improve- to take part. Typically, most eggs clean when they are laid ments within the coop to people rear backyard flocks and to reduce breakage. Over control this. for the purpose of egg produc- time, litter may accumulate in Is Refrigeration Important? Follow us on tion. Many may remember the these boxes and the bedding According to government sale Kits commercials on television should be changed to maintain regulations, eggs produced about “The Incredible, Ed- cleanliness. in the U.S. should be store ible Egg.” Not only are they Collect eggs from nesting at 45°F or less. This recom- delicious, eggs are extremely boxes no less than once daily. mendation is also for small good for you. Roosts are a popular addition flock producers. Clean eggs According to the American to chicken coops, giving hens should be stored large end available at Egg Board, a large egg con- a place to sit while not in the up in a clean carton on the tains 70 calories, provides 6 nesting box. refrigerator shelf. grams of protein while also To avoid hens roosting on Some refrigerators have a supplying 13 essential vita- and soiling into the nesting nice slot on the door for egg mins and minerals. It’s no boxes, provide a roost higher cartons; however, frequent wonder so many people are than the nesting boxes in a changes in temperature give 225 W. Main • Purcell interested in having their own separate location in the coop. reason to keep them in an area egg producers close at hand. To Wash or Not to Wash of the refrigerator with more only includes Raising poultry for egg In the U.S., Food and Drug consistent cooling. • Fluorescent signs production is fairly simple; Administration regulations For other questions about • Price stickers however, there are some steps require that USDA-graded eggs or small flock poultry • Directional arrows one can take to keep their egg eggs be carefully washed and management, contact the • Marking pen source healthy and safe. sanitized. For this reason, Cleveland County Extension $ 00 Nesting Boxes and Roosts consumers should know it is Office at 321-4774 or your +tax • Inventory & tip sheet twitter.com/purcellregister Make sure there are enough not necessary to wash eggs local OSU County Extension for a successful sale suitable nesting boxes in your purchased from a retail outlet. Educator. 9 Government Government Springs Springs Park Enid, Okla. 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$11.00 up to 40 words, 20¢ per word after Classifieds DEADLINE: 11 a.m. on Tuesday 405-527-2126 * Welding * Welding GARAGE SALE* Carpentry * HELPCarpentry WANTED GARAGE SALE: 1818 River* Electrical Valley MULTI-COUNTY House* Electrical Wiring House COUNSELING Wiring is CLASSIFIED AD DEADLINE Drive, Saturday only, June 24th,* Plumbing 7-1. currently* Plumbing recruiting OUTPATIENT Go-Kart, paddle boat, ping pong table, THERAPISTS at our Purcell office books, clothes, misc. 06/22/1tc* Healthcare& surrounding* Healthcare areas. Qualifications * Computerinclude Tech* Computer licensure Techas an LPC, LMFT, LBP, GARAGE SALE: Thursday & Friday, 11 A.M. TUESDAY LCSW, or under active supervision. 8-?, 25316 180th St., Purcell.* Men’s,Security Salaried* Security positions available which women’s & boy clothes, shoes,* Of toys, ce Administrationinclude* Of 4 weeksce Administration paid leave, retirement household items, etc. No early birds match and BC/BS Gold insurance LOVELY HOUSE & 1 ACRE HORSE please! 06/22/1tp * Culinary plan.Arts* EmailCulinary resume Arts to kblankenship@ RETIRED PERSON (ONLY) multi-county.com, mail to PO Box 662, (JACK OF ALL TRADES) PASTURE OR HOUSE ONLY NORMAN FLEA MARKET. Flea Market Purcell, OK 73080 or fax 405-527-1084. Farm house plus moderate salary to supplement your own and biggest garage sale in Norman. EOE. 06/15/4tc Over 1,700 sq.ft. • 1506 S. Green Ave Fri. & Sat., June 23rd and 24th, 8-5 existing retirement income. Average of 20 hours per week. Duties include mowing, working with machinery, fencing, 615 E. Robinson, Cleveland County NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS for 2 br, 2 baths, 1 year lease Fairgrounds. Over 50 booths of LPN or RN for night shift. CNAs days bldg. repair, carpentry, light plumbing and electrical. House Only: everything you can imagine. Call 360- and nights with $1.50 per hour shift Impeccable character, integrity, good health (must have your First & last mo. rent at $750/mo + 100 deposit ($1,600 up front) 2581 for more info. 06/22/1tc differential. Must be dependable, have own health insurance) and numerous references A MUST!!!! House & 1 Acre Horse Pasture: good work ethic. Apply today at 915 N. Background Investigation Conducted 7th Ave., Purcell. Sunset Estates. EOE. First & last mo. rent at $890/mo + $100 deposit ($1,880 up front) HELP WANTED Please do not call if not fully qualified 06/22/1tc Two years previous landlord(s), employment & excellent credit references a must. HELP WANTED: Annie & Lloyd’s Tree & Landscape, must have driver license SEEKING NURSE Aides, cooks and Green Valley Farms 405-414-7277 NO PETS, NO SMOKING 405-414-7277 and be able to pass drug test. Call 405- LPNs for Brookhaven Extensive 314-3607. 06/08/4tc Care in Norman. Great benefits and competitive pay. Please apply in person HELP WANTED: Basic accounting at 1050 Rambling Oaks Drive, Norman, knowledge (especially A/R) & filing, OK 73072 or call (405) 292-2273 01/05/ QuickBooks experience helpful, tfc FOR SALE BY OWNER customer service and good phone skills Lexington a must, very organized, detail oriented, THE TOWN OF GOLDSBY is seeking 517 Polk, Purcell self motivated, outgoing, able to use a qualified person for the position of current technology. Salary depending temporary full-time Park Maintenance. Nursing Home Great home for a small business or daycare. Spacious house on experience. Office is located 4 1/2 Duties/qualificationsGovernment required and Government Springs miles east of Wayne on Hwy. 59. Call applicationSprings forPark employment are is now accepting applications for: with two living areas, two full Cindy 405-823-5659 for interview. availableEnid, at GoldsbyOkla. Town Hall, 100 Park North baths, four bedrooms and an 06/22/2tc E. Center Rd., Goldsby, OK. The Town Enid, Oklahoma office. Home sets on a corner of GoldsbyBring islawn an Equal Opportunity • CNA All Shifts lot and includes two storage HELP WANTED: Part-time medical/ Employer. Email townofgoldsby@live. office assistant, Mon.-Thurs., 10 am chair or (Sign-On Bonus – Some Restrictions Apply)Bring lawn chair buildings. Newly remodeled. com for more information. 06/15/2tc 1893 sq. ft. $115,000. to 2 pm, fax resume 405-527-0311. blanket or blanket 06/22/1tc TRUCK DRIVERS NEEDED - Will be a • Dietary Aide night position,Free Class A CDL with tanker 120± AUCTION 120± ACRES AUCTION LIGHT DUTY DIESEL MECHANIC endorsements.admission Oilfield experience 605.234.3275฀•฀[email protected]฀฀• LPN – 3 to THURS11 Free admission Call 405-651-1465 NEEDED for night shift at our Lindsay required. Apply at A & A Tank Truck, ACRES JULY 20TH THURS yard. Benefits include medical ins., If you are interested in long term employment with฀• competitive wages please apply in person at CUSTOM 4.5 milesFind south Enid of Lindsay, OK, 73052. 10AM JULY 20TH dental, vision, life insurance, 401K and 01/05/tfcevents at CUSTOM Find more Enid events HOME profit sharing, two weeks paid vacation 632 SE 3rd Street, Lexington,at VisitEnid.orgOK 10AM after the first year. Must have your own VisitEnid.org HOME tools. 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Space to live and LANDBUZZ.COMplay. $37,900 * Healthcare * Healthcare 580-237-7174We accept both single & married applicants. Now at 580-237-7174 Scrub * Computer Tech*Registered Computer Tech 405-872-0044 * Security * Security Competitive Pay & Full Benefits Nurse needed Health, Dental, Vision, Life, Retirement. Tech needed* Of ce Administrationat* Lindsay Of ce Administration Municipal Hospital at Lindsay Municipal Hospital. Generous time off for Breaks and Holidays! * Culinary Arts* inCulinary Surgery Arts Department. This scenic, resort town abounds in watersports, fishing & hunting. Flex. No weekends. Flex. No weekends. Experience required. Certification required. Experience required. Please apply at 120± ACRES AUCTION 120± ACRES AUCTION 605.234.3275฀•฀[email protected]฀฀Please apply at 605.234.3275฀•฀[email protected]฀฀ 1305 W. Cherokee, Lindsay, OK 73052 1305 W. 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JUST COMPLETED! YARD HAND: Must be self motivated FOR RENT: Small one bedroom, one and hard working. Apply at A & A Tank bath mobile home, all appliances, $375 1623 N. 4th, Purcell Deborah Allison Truck, 4.5 miles south of Lindsay, OK, per month, $375 deposit. Located off 405-756-4060. 05/25/tfc S.H. 39 and 180th. Call 405-527-1384 New brick home on 1 AC (MOL). REAL ESTATE LLC. for details. 06/15/2tc 3 bd., 2 ba., 2 car with lots of Residential, Land, Ranch and Commercial LIVESTOCK extras AND a river view! FOR RENT: Very clean 1 bedroom, 1 bath home near downtown Purcell, EQUAL HOUSING THE OKLAHOMA HORSESHOEING OPPORTUNITY 405-249-2810 Priced in the $190s. SCHOOL will do horseshoeing for $30; covered carport, storage building in Call or email for Listings Available in your Area. trimming for $15; and teeth floating for back, lawn maintenance included. No Call J-Ray Homes. $20 by appointment. 405-288-6085. smoking, no pets. One year lease, $400 www.DeborahAllisonRealEstate.com 01/05/tfc per month, $400 deposit. Call 405-659- 405-206-8551 2417 or 405-659-2427. Available July Homes 1st. 06/22/2tp 1032 Timberlake Dr., Purcell 5BR/2BA/2 ½ BA/2LR/2 Car Garage & Lg. Workshop on 1 ac. $229,900 MOBILE HOMES 7801 Slaughterville Rd., Noble 4BR/4BA/2CarGA/726 sf Bonus Room & Workshop on 5 ac. $275,000 LIMITED TIME ONLY!! New 2 bed SERVICES Land 2 ba $29,900; 3 bed 2 ba $32,900. 7 Acres on SH59, Wayne Pin surveyed 7 acres with pond, loafing shed, pipe & cable runs. $75,000 40 Acres on 162nd & Banner Rd. Noble Owner Financing. Unimproved wooded 40 acres. $110,900 During our Made in the Shade Sale HAVE BRUSH HOG, will travel. Call up to $4000 in Lowe’s gift cards & free 405-613-4213. 05/11/18tp Commercial statewide delivery. 405-262-3900. 2 BR/ACREAGE 1.37 Acres on Green Ave., Purcell Development use for business or franchise. Asking $225,000 HOME MAINTENANCE: Painting, Downtown office building with 3 street offices and 2 apartments $350,000 www.claytonelreno.com. 01/05/tfc 18550 84TH ST. LEXINGTON 102 W. Main St., Purcell carpentry, concrete, fences, decks, all kinds of repairs etc. Call 596-1918 or Living/dining room, 2 acres, fenced, outbuildings RENTALS 808-0861. 01/05/tfc $695/mo. 1 Yr. Lease, First & Last Month’s Rent FOR RENT: 1 bedroom duplex, $450 VACUUM AND SEWING machine Plus Security Deposit – NO CATS per month plus deposit. Call 405-527- repair. Parts and services for all brands. 2 Yrs. of Previous Landlords and Current 2627. 06/15/2tc MUST HAVE We also stock bags and belts! Dale’s Employment with Excellent Credit and References. No Smoking. FOR RENT: 2 bed, 1 bath apartment Etc. 709 W. Jackson, Purcell 527-2949. Home for Sale 01/05/tfc PLEASE DO NOT CALL IF NOT QUALIFIED refurbished with all laminate flooring 639 W. Van Buren, Purcell and free use of laundromat, $430 plus 405-414-7277 $300 deposit. Call Rod 405-606-9641, $22,500 OFF 405-527-2715 or 405-650-2307. 06/22/ original list price. tfc This 4 bd., 3 ba. home known to seller as 1 of 2 mansions in Purcell FOR RENT: 2 bedroom upstairs apt., is loaded w/character, history & a located near downtown Purcell, bills lot of square footage at impressive paid. Call 405-570-7836 or 405-401- price! This spacious home is just waiting for new owners. Features 2330. 06/22/tfc are: metal roof, 3 new HVAC FOR RENT: 3 bd, 1 1/2 bath, CH/A, systems, oak flooring in 2 lvg. areas 1207 N. 7th. Credit references required, Jeff Fink CJ Wadley Taffy Sharp CyRinda Smith & all bdrms. With a little TLC this SELLER VERY home could be everything you want no pets allowed. $800 per month, $500 EQUAL HOUSING MOTIVATED! deposit. Call 405-651-1465. 06/15/tfc it to be and more. OPPORTUNITY FOR RENT: 3 bedroom 3 bath brick For more information call 866-676-5131 ext #1009 home, non-smoking, no inside pets, in Purcell, $1000 per month. Call 405- All real estate advertised or office at 405-366-7707. 405-255-9205 405-496-0130 405-479-9197 405-694-3359 or Rhonda Cochrane at 405-613-4283 570-2898. 06/22/1tc therein is subject to the Wanting to sell or purchase land or home, give us a call! FOR RENT: 321 W. Delaware, 3 bed, 1 Federal Fair Housing bath plus bonus room, CH/A, fenced  Act, which makes it Listing: backyard, utility room, W/D hookups,  Will list your property as low as 4.5% commission fee new paint, flooring & counters, 1218 illegal to advertise any  Day to day listing agreement (no long term contract agreements) Office sq. ft. $650 per month, $650 deposit, call 405-408-7538. 06/15/2tc preference, limitation, or  Builders: 405-366-7707 discrimination because  Will list new construction as low as 4.5% commission fee FOR RENT: 817 Apache, 3 bed, $550  Will hold open house every Sunday from 2-4 pm 405-760-7849 plus dep.; 813 Apache, 3 bed, $550 of race, color, religion, Being a realtor is a great full or part-time career. If interested give one of us a plus dep.; 317 N. Canadian, 2 bed, sex, handicap, familial call and we will be glad to meet with you to discuss the process of becoming a $550 plus dep.; 219 Adams, 2 bed, EQUAL HOUSING $450 plus dep. Call or text Bill 405-822- status, or national origin, realtor and what Kevo Properties has to offer. OPPORTUNITY Jim West www.jimwest.realtor Broker Associate 0700. 06/22/1tp Ryan Bayless Sarah Gray Candy McCurdy Lynn Bayless or intention to make any Open House Sunday 1-3 p.m. 1102 Parkview Circle, Purcell.. One Owner Builders Home FOR RENT: Managers special for the with 3 beds, Study, spacious kitchen and a over sized 3 car garage with a large storage area. such preference, limitation Exterior of home has recently been painted. Home sits on nice corner lot in Oakridge Place 2 month of June only-$99 1st month which is next to the wonderful Purcell Golf Course and less than one mile to Wal-Mart. It is next to plus deposit, 2 BDRM. apts. Pool and or discrimination. Exit 91 which will give you both North and South access to I-35. Don’t let this beauty pass you by. laundry on site, basic cable paid. $395 We will not knowingly Check it out at www.jimwest.realtor per month. Call 527-2008. 05/04/tfc The lot you have been searching for…Lot in The Cliffs… First lot just inside the accept any advertising 405-708-8822 405-413-9949 In School In School gates on South side… Bring your own builder… $30,000.00 Check it out at www.jimwest.realtor Contract Pending for real estate which is 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 in violation of the law. fireplace. Granite everywhere, monitored security system with cameras, surround sound system, emergency generator, double oven, kitchen island, circle drive and brand new 60X45 Morton Building All persons are hereby All sitting on 30 wonderful acres with pond and Great View…Check it out at www.jimwest.realtor A-1 informed that all dwellings 30187 Goit Road, Wanette…Great little out of the way place. If you like country living or a nice get away spot this one will fit the bill. 3 bed, 1 bath, detached garage and some outbuildings. advertised are available 10 acres with complete chain link fencing. Check it out at www.jimwest.realtor Contract Pending on an equal opportunity 10 acres ready for your personal touch…Just South of Slaughterville STORAGE 12300 180th, Lexington. Road on West side. Check it out at www.jimwest.realtor basis. 21282 State Hwy 59…Located SW of Purcell built in 2014. This plan is from Southern Liv- ing and it shows...Over 2000 sq.’ of covered porches (including a suspended porch bed!!).Extras include but not limited to Full envelope spray foam insulation, High efficiency Lenox Heat pump, $20 and up post tension slab, hardiboard siding, porcelain tile throughout house, 30x40 shop with spray foam insulation and a 20 foot shed on the side, Stocked pond, wired for whole house generator and hot Also outside RV storage tub and yes there is internet service available!! This is a must see 3 bed, 2 bath home with fireplace Annie & Lloyd and 15 acres to roam. Check it out at www.jimwest.realtor Call 405-449-3681 Penn Ave, Newcastle. Located just North of Highway 9 on Penn this 20 acres would be Tree & Landscape Service perfect for housing development or a place to build your dream home. 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We look forward walls•fence installation•tree & NEW LISTINGS 529 LESTER LN 2/1 frame home w/CHA. ACREAGES, LOTS shrub trimming•tree removal to helping you buy or sell your real estate property. Rented for $560/mo. $49,500 #765691 Call for a free estimate. STATELY HOME, 3107SF, well kept AND LAND Insured home, located close to schools, medical, 830 W BRULE Value given to lot only. CORNER LOT on S Canadian to build (405) 527-2290 downtown & in a quiet neighborhood. $15,000 #764276 on.UNDER $12,500 #774376 CONTRACT Two story w/lg master suite downstairs; PRICE IMPROVED!! 2906 SAGE CT (405) 204-8753 cell 407 W. Main 4/2.1/2 400 ACRES 3/1 upstairs. Many replacements & brick home with 2919SF! Heavily remodeled, in McClain County. updates made in last few years. $239,900 Open pasture, creeks, trees, 6 ponds, EQUAL HOUSING just move in! $269,900 #757842 OPPORTUNITY Purcell, OK 73080 #777607 blackberries, sand plums & deer, turkey, 3396 SF ON 1.9AC WITH PRIVACY 4/3 quail, coyotes & bobcats. Will split 180ac FRAME HOME W/VINYL SIDING 2 w/2 living, basement safe room, 2 car det & 220ac. $1500/AC #772340 /1, large covered front porch, nice kitchen, Ross’ Lawn 405-527-9230 405-527-5638 gar, 25x50 shop, inground pool & many S 10TH VALUE spacious rooms, CHA, Home protection trees. #755886 given to lot only. plan. $69,500 329 N Canadian #774153 $15,000 #764237 Email: [email protected] LEXINGTON/NOBLE/ Service 330 SLEEPY HOLLOW 3/1.5/2 brick 10 ACRES 3 miles west of Purcell • Complete Lawn Maintenance on large corner lot, nicely landscaped. WANETTE with 660’ of State Hwy 74 frontage. • Weed Control Let our team of full-time professional realtors $109,900 #773683 NICE BRICK HOME on a large privacy fenced $120,000 #761635 • Fall Cleanup PURCELL/WAYNE/ yard. 3/1.5 & attached garage & carport.. CHA TWO LARGE LOTS in Royal Gardens • Deck/Fence Preservation help you with your most important investment. WASHINGTON w/gas heat. Great neighborhood. $98,500 Addition. $14,500SOLD each or both for #774600 $25,000 #759216 & #759232 Residential and Commercial 4 BR BRICK ON 8+AC-WASHINGTON 16601 192ND Call Ross Shore @ SCHOOLS 3/2, 2280SF modular on 2.56 HALF ACRE LOTS in Woodbrook II. All 2.5 ba, basement storm acres. Second lvrm & possible 4th bedroom. shelter, zoned cha $198,500. #777246 public utilities, plus water tap included 32x40 garage $149,900 #772462 in price. $30,000 #588746 306-1928 LOCATED ON TREE LINED brick 6700 MORRIS RD 4/2 brick home on 5 COMMERCIAL paved street in a historic area of Purcell. acres. $50,900 SOLD 3/1.5 home w/1623sf. 424 W Adams 30319 SH 59 3 units in this bldg. One $81,500 #772335 702 E JOHNSON 2 year old brick home has been a beauty shop & could easily Greg’s 28805 SH 59 in Lexington. 3/2/3 in like new condition. be re-opened. $85,000 #765694 5.92 acres w/3/2 mobile #740639 home, city water & septic system. COMMERCIAL! Heavy duty machine $95,000 #765700 BRICK & ROCK HOME ON 2 AC mol. shop (30x50) on ¼ acre. 3phase elec.111 Lawn Care 16557 SH 77 Completely remodeled. Milled pecan flooring, W Juneau. $30,000 #755134 We are an insured and 3/1 frame home on 2.6 burled walnut cabinets w/granite counter acres.UNDER $39,900 #767319CONTRACT tops. 3/2/2 w/3104sf. $249,900 Consider GREAT INVESTMENT PROPERTY affordable complete lawn care. owner carry #704159 Currently rented at $300/mo. Roof Shrub & tree trimming. approximately 4 yrs old. $17,500 REFERENCES PROVIDED Reneé Barnes Donelda Ellis Ted Idleman Regena McNatt Jim Lewis WE GIVE YOUR PROPERTY THE MOST EXPOSURE. #746728 Greg Moerlins, Owner 659-7335 830-1317 623-2896 659-7620 249-5770 Ron Musgrave Joell Gray Nick Meabon Tyra Weston Lonnie Gilley THAN MAYNARD Broker NELDA GRAY MOORE TONY CHRISTIAN RONNIE MAYNARD Office Manager 615-4810 620-4651 928-273-9333 517-7318 926-7140 990-8862 306-2419 615-8871 659-8217 (405) 650-1305