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75¢ ALTUSTIMES.COM AltusTimesWEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2018 County approves Altus student agreement with Altus Homecoming Royalty Conservation finalist for District national contest BY KATRINA GOFORTH [email protected] BY RICK CARPENTER to The Jackson County Board [email protected] produce of Commissioners met in reg- high- An Altus High School ular session Monday to discuss tech ma- student who took an a 2019 Rural Economic Action terial or ag class just from a Plan (REAP) Grant Applica- micro- recommendation from tion for the Conservation Dis- scopic her parents has lever- HOWARD trict, county tax collection, devices. aged that experience county phone systems and pos- How- into becoming one of 12 sible replacement of the Jack- ard read up on the finalists in the Nation- son County Expo Center roof. technology and discov- al Future Farmers of John Dee Butchee present- ered that it used an iron America Agriscience ed the board with informa- liquid carrier, known Fair in Indianapolis next tion about a 2019 REAP grant as a ferrofluid, to bond month. application and an interlocal with crude oil. Once that Sara Howard said she agreement between the Board bond took place, the oil took an introduction to of County Commissioners and could be removed from agriscience class last the Jackson County Conserva- a body of water with a year as a freshman that tion District for a 20-foot no-till magnet. sparked an interest in drill. She hypothesized joining the FFA. As part Butchee said the state con- that by adding different of the local FFA, she was tract price for the drill is levels of the ferrofluid, looking for a research $69,193, but the Conservation it would remove more project to enter the Agri- District is asking for $65,000 of the crude oil. She Rick Carpenter | Altus Times science Fair when she through the grant and plans to borrowed eyedroppers, Students at Altus High School elected Alyssa Hargis and Daniel Riley as the 2018 and teacher J.C. Stafford pay off the remaining balance. test tubes and Petri Homecoming Queen and King. They were crowned at halftime of the Bulldogs’ game saw a television report The board approved the grant dishes from the school’s against Elk City Friday night. about a Massachusetts application resolution and in- science department and Institute of Technology terlocal agreement. tested it by using bottled research project that Jackson County Treasurer water, crude oil donated used nanotechnology to Renee Howard presented the by a friend in the oil extract oil from water monthly tax statements to the AHS Homecoming parade, rally business and magnets following an oil spill. board as well. purchased at a local Nanotechnology deals Tobacco tax collections from hardware store. with the manipulation the State of Oklahoma in July of atoms and molecules SEE STUDENT, PAGE 2 and allocated for September to- taled $925.73 — a total of $272.16 more than last month; use tax collected in July and allocated for September totaled $9,645.61 — a total of $1,881.47 more than Police search last month; and county sales tax collected in July and allo- cated for September totaled for subject with $119,665.75 — a total of $7,854.69 less than last month. Bull Watkins of Oklahoma Texas Telecommunications gunshot wound discussed the board’s options The Altus Police De- Officers made contact for telephone services Monday. partment received infor- with a third party who Because Jackson County is no mation Friday at about verified that the subject longer under contract with 9 a.m. that an armed was inside the residence AT&T, but receiving services male subject was at 804 laying on the floor suf- on a month-to-month basis, N. Blain St. who had an fering from a serious Watkins has been attempting outstanding arrest war- gunshot wound. to identify the reason AT&T rant, according to infor- Officers went back to has given the county a $1,000 mation provided by the 804 North Blain a sec- credit and how it may be used police department. ond time and attempted in the future. Further information to make contact with Rick Carpenter | Altus Times The board voted to make indicated that the sub- Butler with no success. McKenna Sanchez, 8, left, and Jaci West, 5, get excited and wave to the Altus High Watkins their agent to commu- ject, Timothy Butler, Officers made entry to School cheerleaders during the Homecoming Parade Friday. nicate with AT&T about their was suffering from a check on the welfare current billing and credit op- serious gunshot wound of the subject and of- tions. to the groin area and fer medical treatment. Seth Miller of Seth Miller was in serious condi- For the safety of all in- Roofing and Gutters in Lone tion. The resident of volved, officers utilized Wolf presented information the home wanted the distraction devices upon about the possible replace- subject/victim removed making entry. A female ment or repair of the Jackson from the house so offi- was located inside, de- County Expo Center roof. Mill- cers responded to that tained, questioned and er told the board replacing the location and attempted released. No other sub- current metal roof with a new to make contact with jects were located inside metal roof would cost approxi- negative results. the residence. mately $160,000 without replac- Altus High School students and alumni hold hands and sing the alma mater (even Officers went to a Bulter still has an the Bulldog mastcot shares a paw) during the Homecoming rally at the Jackson second location in an outstanding arrest war- SEE APPROVE, PAGE 2 County Courthouse Friday afternoon. attempt to locate Butler. rant.
INDEX OBITUARIES, 2 Senior volunteers receive special honor WEATHER, 3 BY KATRINA GOFORTH wold, Minerva Martinez, Ray Brzozowski, 97th COMICS, 4 [email protected] Mary McFadden, Ruddell Maintenance Directorate chief of training flight PUZZLES/TV, 5 Mosal, Arvella Mote, Ja- Thursday night, volun- nis Slampa, Orley Tipton, said, “Volunteers are CLASSIFIEDS, 6-7 teers for Southwest Okla- Luella Williams, and Vir- what make communities SPORTS, 8 homa Community Action gil Williams; 10-year vol- better. Volunteering is Group Retired Senior Vol- unteers Nguyen Bulling- about unity and it’s not FREEDOM FLYER, 10 unteer Program (RSVP) ton, Bernyce Crais, and limited by borders, espe- were honored for their Janet Keenum; 15-year cially of age. One single service to their communi- volunteers Nadine Bailey, action, no matter how big ties in Jackson, Harmon Mary Miligan, and Mi- or how small, can make a and Greer counties at a chael Sparks; and 20-year difference.” Hee Haw-themed banquet volunteer Don Kendall. RSVP is a program for complete with entertain- President’s Lifetime individuals age 55 and ISSUE 335 ment and costumes. Volunteer Service Award older. The volunteers VOLUME 112 During the banquet, winners were Arvella transport veterans to the organization honored Mote with 4,243 volunteer medical facilities, pro- five-year volunteers, Pat hours, Mary Miligan with vide free tax-filing assis- Katrina Goforth | Altus Times Beach, Phyllis Burns, 4,188 volunteer hours and tance, help with disaster “Now, we’re not ones to go around spreading rumors…So Sharon Dean, Bobbie Glenda Smith with 4,100 preparedness, help teach you better be sure and listen close the first time,” sang Judy Deskins, Gary Ford, Lin- volunteer hours. Miller and Kim Gluntz before entertaining the crowd with GRAYSTONE MEDIA GROUP LLC da Ford, Marsha Gris- Master of Ceremonies SEE HONOR, PAGE 2 made up gossip in the style of the Hee Haw Rumor Girls. 2 • NEWS WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2018 • THE ALTUS TIMES
than meets the eye. Ag rie. Now that they’ve STUDENT instructor Stafford, now witnessed how far they CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 in his 14th year at Altus can go with a project, Altus students High School, said the Stafford said Howard She added one, two, research and documen- has inspired others to three, four and eight tation were so precise compete. drops of the ferrofluid and technical, it remind- The National FFA return to teach to crude oil in the water. ed him of the details that Agriscience competition Southwestern Okla- candidates from Al- Then she put four small went into writing his winners come home with homa State University’s tus are Lauryn Sellers, magnets into a Ziploc master’s thesis. prize money. Howard Department of Educa- teaching at Weatherford plastic bag and tested “Sara is very mature said if she brings home tion in Weatherford is East Elementary; and her theory. beyond her years,” he some money, she will sending out 48 teacher Glenda Goodson, teach- Voila! It worked. Each said of the 15-year-old use it to fund next year’s candidates to work with ing at Arapaho-Butler added drop of ferrofluid Front from left: Lauryn sophomore. “She is will- experiment which will approximately 58 coop- Elementary. extracted more oil in Sellers, teaching at Weath- ing to put in the hours be tied to the same erating teachers from Additional informa- each of the controlled erford East Elementary; and necessary to do the job.” research. 50 different schools in tion about the program experiments. Glenda Goodson, teaching at Howard, whose par- Stafford said Howard Oklahoma, Texas and at SWOSU is available In her first experiment Arapaho-Butler Elementary. ents are Bron and Shellie will likely base her next Florida.The candidates by contacting Bruce to enter the Oklaho- Back from left: Austin Smith, Howard, said both sides three years of experi- are doing their practice Belanger, coordina- ma Agriscience Fair, teaching at Edmond Santa Fe of her family come from ments on the research teaching assignments tor of field experienc- Howard won first place High School and Heartland farm backgrounds. Her she’s already done. He from Sept. 17 through es and certification, at in her division of the Middle School; and Kenneth family grows cotton and said he’s not sure what’s Dec. 7. 580.774.3146 or bruce.be- Mendez-Diaz, teaching at environmental services/ wheat and raises cattle. next but it could entail Among the teacher [email protected]. Altus Elementary School. natural resource systems Stafford said Howard anything from using salt category. Winning that is very career minded water instead of fresh contest allowed her to and has a dream of water for the experiment compete with other state someday working at the to determining at what Rotary commits to Child Advocacy Center winners to determine Library of Congress in level putting the ferro- The Altus Rotary Club recently used which 12 projects would Washington, D.C. fluid into the water will a $10,000 district grant to Stephen compete in the national When Howard took affect plant life. E. Booker’s multidisciplinary team to contest. She was notified her first ag class last Regardless, Stafford further its collaboration with Jackson in July that her project spring, she was the only said, “I can’t overesti- County Memorial Hospital to create a made it to the national girl in the class and she mate what a big deal this local Child Advocacy Center. Pictured competition on Oct. 23. said everyone was very is for her to do this in above are, from the left, Altus Rotary But there’s a lot helpful and they devel- her first year of compe- Club President Adam Winters, Rotary more to the experiment oped a good camarade- tition.” New Generations Service Director and Red Rock therapist Adrian King, pedia- trician Dr. Lindsey King, district attorney acy and learning to young with a vintage washboard. representative Sommer Robbins, reg- HONOR adults and children. During the banquet, istered nurse Lindsay Marks and Altus CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 The volunteers were RSVP Director Kelly Photo provided police detective Jonathan Almanza. treated to dinner and Baker thanked the many job skills, assist with the a show from the Hee contributors, volunteers, Senior Nutrition Program Haw Rumor Girls who and community partners that provides meals at performed a short song who made the banquet Emmanuel hosts 20th Annual Block Party the Senior Activity Cen- decked out in straw hats, possible and told the vol- Emmanuel Baptist The party will include tion, call Brent Logan at (580) ter and delivers meals pigtails, and gingham unteers, “This evening is Church, 800 N. 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Bill Nelson (D-FL) law firm Tully Rinckey and Brian Schatz (D-HI) There are certain PLLC, which specializes made history last week rights veterans techni- AltusTimes.com. in military law. “For with the introduction of cally have, according veterans dealing with legislation, The Veter- to VA military is considering Gulf War illness or ans Medical Marijuana MANGUM GOLF COURSE policies restricting eligibility re- Agent Orange claims … Safe Harbor Act, to that have quirements to preserve this makes it easier for facilitate medical can- not been the cemetery’s ability to them to fight against nabis access to military MEMBERSHIP DRIVE IS ON codified accept more burials big government.” On veterans suffering from into law. ½ PRICE FOR A YEAR (EXAMPLE) National Defense 23 AUG an eight-judge chronic pain, PTSD and This has Authorization Act 2019 panel on the U.S. Court other serious medical been an SR. SINGLE 55 AND OVER $149.25 - 7 Big Changes You of Veterans Appeals conditions and to fund RONALD obsta- Haven’t Heard Yet: ruled that in “appro- clinical trial research PANDOS cle to WHAT??? YES, ONLY $149.25. 1. Damaged protective priate cases,” class within the VA. This is Contributing veterans equipment can now be action lawsuits against the first bill of its kind Columnist asserting FAMILY OF 2 OR MORE $234.00 kept as mementos. (Sec- VA will be allowed. In ever introduced in the their tion 623). the ruling, Chief Judge Senate. rights under this SINGLE MEMBERSHIP $199.00 2. New awards may be Robert Davis wrote that Now the bad news: program, because they given to military dogs he hopes the decision Congressional leader- haven’t been enforce- WE HAVE CART STORAGE, OR AS A MEMBER and their handlers. (Sec- will “shape our juris- ship yesterday rejected able. The VA did finally IT’S AS LOW AS $5.00 TO RENT A CART. tion 582). prudence for years to bi-partisan language, establish a procedure 3. New limits to for- come and … bring about known as the Veterans in 2011 for a veteran to CALL 580-303-8714 ASK FOR JYMMY JOE, eign access to technolo- positive change for our Equal Access Amend- challenge the selection gy. (Section 885). nation’s veterans.” ment, in fiscal 2019 OR CALL THE CLUBHOUSE 580-782-3676. of a fiduciary. 4. Security clearance Previous court rul- Military Construc- Some of the rights reviews ordered for per- ings had questioned tion, Veterans Affairs now granted to veterans sonnel who commit sex long-standing precedent and Related AgenciesJACKSON County 2-column X 10 — 3.08” are: NOTICE OF PERSONS APPEARING assault, fraud. (Section prohibiting such group Appropriations Act. • Right to Receive TO BE OWNERS OF ABANDONED PROPERTY 542). lawsuits, even as other Under existing federal Monthly Benefits While 5. Program cut that class-action filings have regulations, physicians Fiduciary Appointment gave separating troops been brought against affiliated with the U.S. Pending; a leg up on public and other federal entities. Department of Veterans • Right to Fiduciary community service. Rinckey said the move Affairs are prohibited Contact Information - (Section 553). makes it possible for a from filling out the The new rules will grant 6. More scrutiny group of veterans with necessary paperwork the veteran the right to when service members similar grievances to required to recommend LOOKING FOR LOST TREASURE? have the name and con- are asked to perform use their numbers to marijuana in legal med- tact information (phone Common types of unclaimed property include: civilian assignments. put pressure on VA, and ical marijuana states. number, email address, Cash | Royalties | Life Insurance Proceeds (Section 933). win legal relief. “For The amendment would and mailing address) for 7. Higher rank for an individual vet, this have lifted this prohibi- Rebates | Paychecks | Stocks and Bonds the appointed fiduciary, Congress’ attending doesn’t change any- tion. as well as the right to re- physician. (Section 508). thing,” he said. “But The language was quest funds for current, JACKSON COUNTY it opens a whole new originally introduced future, or past expendi- VA class action type of cases that can in the Appropriations tures. lawsuits update - what be brought against VA, Committee by Sen. MCCRACKEN TYLER CLAY In addition, the happens now that vets ALTUS and how those veter- Steve Daines (R-MT) BAKER YANNA G 417 1/2 NONA veteran will be entitled can file: MILES CRAIG ans complaints can be and approved by a voice 519 MERCURY ST to receive a copy of the A recent federal 1316 E COTTONWOOD ST answered.” vote in June, followed BURGER NATHAN L annual accounting that court ruling allow- 738 LEGACY LN PEARCY ANN M by passage by the full 3613 PILGRIM LN the fiduciary provides to ing class-action suits VA medical CHANDLER LINDA Senate in an 85 to 9 808 E PECAN ST TIPTON ANDY the VA; and against the Department Marijuana update - 801 CAMBRIDGE DR vote in favor of the Act. EAKINS TONI • Right to Be Notified of Veterans Affairs Veterans Equal Access ZINNELL HAZEL Nonetheless, a handful 1401 ASH ST SE that Misused Funds Can could lead to a host of Amendment Rejected: 2104 GALAXY DR of congressional leaders FANCHER ANTHONY Potentially Be Reissued. new legal options for 1039 E CHERRY ST In the past seven days, removed this important OLUSTEE Arlington National veterans who share two major developments FANCHER CARLA M CAUDLE TWYLA DUKE provision at the eleventh 1039 E CHERRY ST similar illnesses, service have transpired on 16374 S CR 196 Cemetery - 27-Acre hour during the House/ HANSON THADEESA records or bureaucrat- GUSS MARSHALL L Millennium Site Capitol Hill with regard Senate reconciliation 427 TOMAHAWK LN RTE 2 BOX 26 ic headaches. “It is a Dedicated: to veterans’ access to process. Arlington National Cemetery opened a new This is only the latest list of names, so be sure to search section of gravesites for friends and family at OKTREASURE.COM with the burial of two Western For any questions, feel free to give us a call at 405-521-4273 Civil War soldiers OUR SERVICE IS ALWAYS FREE recently discovered at Oklahoma State law requires that before any information may be a northern Virginia obtained concerning reported unclaimed property, there must be a valid battlefield. The ceme- proven interest in property. To allow the Unclaimed Property Division to process your inquiry, please send a black and white copy of your driver’s tery dedicated its 27-acre State license, Social Security Card and provide the following information. Millennium site 6 SEP which will add 27,000 Name of listed owner: ______College (Exactly as it appears in this publication) spaces, including more SSN/FEI No. of Listed Owner: ______than 16,000 reserved for (Not required, but failure to do so might delay claim processing.) Your relationship to listed owner: ______cremated remains in a (i.e., self, spouse, divorced, heir – son, daughter, grandson, etc.) new columbarium. The Alumni If listed owner is deceased, please check here: ______27-acre space is expect- Your name: ______(Attach a Black and White copy of your driver’s license) ed to give the cemetery SSN/FEI No. ______capacity into the 2040s. (SS Not Required, but failure to do so might delay claim processing.) Current Address: ______The first ground burials (If filing for a business give current business address.) in the new location will City: ______State: ______ZIP: ______be two unidentified sets Day time phone number: ______(Area Code) of remains found among E-Mail: ______severed limbs in a sur- ______Hall (Date) (Your Signature) geon’s pit at Manassas National Battlefield. Our only goal is to reunite property with its true and lawful owner. Upon review of your of Banquet claim, the Unclaimed Property Division may ask for additional documentation. Experts believe the two To save processing time, please attach to your claim copies of any documentation that were Union soldiers who Fame verifies your relationship to the listed owner. died during the Second Honoring Kathy Hale Unclaimed Property Division, Oklahoma State Treasurer Battle of Bull Run in State Capitol, 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd., Room 217 Oklahoma City, OK 73105 | (405) 521-4273 1862. More than 400,000 The names and addresses contained in this notice are as they were reported by the holder. veterans are interred at Saturday, September 29 | 6:30 p.m. Information concerning the names and last-known addresses of the property holders may be obtained by any person possessing an interest in the property by submitting an online claim or Arlington, which is run- Pioneer Heritage Center addressing an inquiry to the Unclaimed Property Division. The property is in the custody of the ning out of room. The To purchase tickets, call 477-7706 or email [email protected] State Treasurer and all claims must be directed to the Unclaimed Property Division.
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Hank Ketcham’s THE LOCKHORNS THE FAMILY CIRCUS DENNIS THE MENACE By Bunny Hoest & John Reiner By Bill and Jeff Keane THE ALTUS TIMES • WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2018 PUZZLES/TV • 5 HOROSCOPES ARIES (March 21-April 19) ation where you want to allow look back at how productive once you do, you move with to someone you care about. HHHH If you feel like with- HHHHH Your delightful style others to run the show, to their you’ve been as of late. Tonight: unusual quickness and cer- You might feel uneasy about drawing for a little while, give and willing ways help others delight. You’ll enjoy sitting Start with a leisurely dinner. tainty. Tonight: Dinner for two. dealing with some difficult yourself permission to make move out of a rut. Tonight: back. Tonight: Let your mind VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) interactions with this person. those feelings valid. You will Swap war stories with a friend. float from topic to topic. HHHH You have a unique HHHHH You could be in Tonight: Chat the night away. experience a surge of energy TAURUS (April 20-May 20) CANCER (June 21-July 22) viewpoint when it comes a position where you want CAPRICORN (Dec.22- later in the day that could help HHHH You see a situa- HHHH You could be to handling a key problem. to break away from it all. On Jan.19) you make up for lost time. tion from a more detached questioning details revolving A creative style marks your some level, your reaction HHHH Stay upbeat in how Tonight: On top of the world. perspective than many people. around a key person in your work and actions in general. to pressure is part of what you approach a trying creative PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) Others often see no benefit life. Tonight: Make it your Tonight: Catch up on some causes so many challeng- venture and the person HHHH Use the daylight from periods of contempla- pleasure to respond to a loved sleep if you can. ing situations. Tonight: Head involved. You might be overly hours to the max. A meeting tion and thought. Tonight: The one’s request. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) home, then decide. serious in dealing with this helps you solidify a decision. party goes on and on! LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) HHH You might be slow to SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22- person. Tonight: All smiles. You might be overly serious GEMINI (May 21-June 20) HHHH You will feel a lot bet- start. In fact, you might not Dec. 21) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. about a certain goal. Tonight: HHHH You could be in a situ- ter later in the day when you get started until evening — but HHHH Keep reaching out 18) Catch some zzz’s.
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The City of Altus is now accepting applications for a Published in the Altus Times 9/19/19 Publication Sheet • Board of Education Landfill Attendant for the Sanitation Department. This Financial Statement of the Various Funds for the Fiscal Year Ending .lune 30, 201 8 Estimate of Needs for Fiscal Year Ending position will close at 5:00 p.m. on September 13th. For PublicationJune Sheet 30,• Board 20 of 19 Education more information, or to apply, please visit www.altusok.gov Blair PublicFinancial Schools, Statement School of the Vari Districtous Funds No.forthe 1-54, Fiscal YearJackson Ending County,.l une 30, 201 Oklahoma8 or apply in person at the Human Resources Department Estimate of Needs fo r Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2019 IllairPub lic Schools,, School, District No. 1-54, Jackson County, Oklahoma located at 509 S Main St. Altus, OK.
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAi CONDITION :,fAt t:Mt,J-, I Ut tJNANUAL LVNLJJI JVN (jl:,NEKALl'lJND l:lUILIJtN(_jtUNJ.J LU·Ul' f• UN LJ NU"fRl l!VN AS OF JUNE 30, 201 8 1$ DETAlL $ DETAIL DETAIL o.oo I$FUND DETAIL ASSETS: o.oo o.oo I$ Cash Balance June 30, 201 8 259,368.13 38,793.65 I $ 19,987,98 Investments $ 0.00 $ I $ 0.00 TOTAL ASSETS $ 259,368.13 $ 38,793.65 I $ $ 0.00 I$$ 19,987.98 PEAR TREE $ LIABILITIES AND RESERVES: $ $ $ Warrants Outstanding $ 73.488.32 0 00 0.00 1,959.24 Reserves From Schedule 7 $ 0 00 $ 0.00 $ 0.00 0.00 APARTMENTS TOTAL L!AlllLITIES AND RESERVES 73,488.32 $ 0.00 $ 0.00 $ 1,959.24 CASH fUND BALANCE (Ueficit) JUNE 30. LUI 8 l 85,879.8 I 38,793.65 0.00 $ 18,028.74 Where Good Things Happen -ESTIMATEu$ NEEDS FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE30, 20 19 $ GENERAL FUND $ SINKING FUND BALANCE SHEET Current Expense 2,368,114.84 I. Cash Balance on Hand June 30, 2018 3,169.45 Reserve for Int. on Warrants & Revaluation 0.00 2. Legal Investments Properly Maturing $ 0.00 Furnished & Unfurnished Total Required $ 2,368,114.84 3. Judgments Paid To Recover By Tax Levy $ 0.00 FINANCED: $ 4. Total Liquid Assets $ 3,169.45 Cash fund Balance $ I 85,879.81 Deduct Matured Indebtedness: ALL EXPENSES PAID Estimated Miscellaneous Revenue :i; l ,929,454.92 5. a. Past-Due Coupons $ 0.00 * * Total Deductions 2, 115,334.73 6. b. Interest Accrued Thereon $ 0.00 Including Cable & WI-FI Balance to Ra,se from Ad Valorem Tax 252,780. 11 7. c. Past-Due Bonds $ 0.00 :i, 8, d. Interest Thereon after Last Coupon $ 0.00 ESTIMATt.DMIS CELLANEOUS REVENUE:$ 9. e. Fiscal Agency Commissions on Above $ 0.00 FREE Laundry l wu Other District Sources 01 Revenue $ 500.00 l 0. f Judgments and Int. Levied for/Unpaid $ 0.00 2 I 00 County 4 Mill Ad Valorem Tax $ 37,207.49 l I. Total Items a. Through .f $ 0.00 2200 County Apportionment (Mortgage Tax) 5,903.55 I 2. Balance ofAssets Subject to Accrual $ 3,1 69.45 RENT weekly, monthly or 6 months 2300 Resale of Property Fund Distribution $ 0.00 Deduct Accrual Reserve if Assets Sufficient: 2900 Other Intermediate Sources of Revenue $ 0.00 13. g_ Earned Unmatured Interest 0.00 3 I l O Gross Production Tax 2,71 9.97 14. h. Accrual on Final Coupons $ 0.00 PAY weekly, bi-monthly or monthly 3120 Motor Vehicle Collections $ 109,301.82 15. i. Accrued on Unmatured Bonds $$ 0.00 3130 Rural Electric Cooperative Tax $ 9,633.70 16. Total Items g Through j 0.00 3140 Stale School Land Earnings $ 44,415.80 17. Excess of Assets Over Accrual Reserves **(Page 2) 3,1 69.45 3 J 50 Vehicle Tax Stamps $ 563.71 3 i 60 Farm Implement Tax Stamps 0.00 SINKING FUND REQU!REMEN IS FOR 20 1 8-20 19 3 l 70 Trailers and Mobile Homes $ 0.00 I. Call & Come by Today! Interest Earnings 011 Bonds $ 10,63 1.25 3 I 90 Other Dedicated Revenue $ 0.00 2.4. Accrual on Unmatured Bonds $ 60,000.00 3200 Stale Aid • General Ooerations $ l ,448,233. 76 3. Annual Accrual on "Prcnaid" Judements 000 3300 State Aid • Competitive Grants $ 6,047.38 Annual Accrual on Unoaid Judgments 000 580.318.7509 3400 State - Cate,wrical 18,339.58 5. Interest on Unpaid Judgments $ 0.00 3500 Soecial Proerams 0.00 6. PARTJCIPATING CONTRIBUTIONS (Annexations): $ 0.00 3600 Other State Sources of Revenue 2213 Falcon Rd., Altus $ 0.00 7. For Credit to School Dist. No. $ 0.00 3700 Child Nutrition Program $ 0.00 8. For Credit to School Dist. No. $ 0.00 3800 State Vocational Programs $ 19,055.00 9. For Credit to School Dist. No. $ 0.00 4 I 00 Cauital Outlav 25,086.00 JO. For Credit to School Dist. No. 000 4200 Disadvantaged Stll<.Icnts $ !00, ! 51 .53 11. Annual Accrual From Exhibit KK 0.00 4300 [ndividuals With Disabilities $ 87,295.63 Total Sinking Fund Requirements $ 70,631 .25 Properties by Sullivan 4400 Minority $ 15,000.00 Deduct: $ 4500 Operations Residential • Commercial $ 0.00 l, Excess of Assets over Liabilities (if not a deficit) $ 3,169.45 4600 Other Federal Sources of Revenue 000 2, Contributions From Other Districts 000 580-931-6077 4700 Child Nutrition Programs 0.00 Balance To Raise 67,46 1.80 4800 Federal Vocational Education $ 0.00 5000 Non-Revenue Receipts $ 000 “I Sell What I List ” Total Estimated Revenue $ 1,929,454.92 Yes, the historic $ $ SINKING BUILDING FUND $ FUNDPublication SheetCurrent • Board Expense of Education $ 76,893.02 13d J- Unmatured Coupons Due 13ctorc4- l-20 19 Financial Statement of the Various0.00 FundsReserve for the for Fiscal Int. onYear Warrants Ending June& Revaluation 30, 2018 000 Altus Times building 14d. k. Unmatured Bonds So Due $ Estimate ofNeeds0.00 for fiscalTotal Year Reauired Ending June 30, 2019 76,893.02 15d. I. Whatever Remains is for Exhibit KK Line E. $ 0.00 FINANCED: l6d. Public Schools, School District No. , County, Oklahoma Deficitas Shown on Sinking Fund Balance Sheet. $ 0.00 Cash Fund Balance $ 38,793.65 l7d. is for sale! Less Cash Requirements for Current Fiscal Year in Excess of Cash on H 0.00 Estimated Miscellaneous Revenue $ 0.00 I 8d. Remaining Deficitis for Exhibit KK Line F. 0.00 Total Deductions 38,793.65 Balance to Raise from Ad Valorcm Tax $ 38,099.37 [but not our newspaper business] $ $ CO-OP FUND $ CHILD NUTRITION PROGRAMS FUND Current Exnensc 0.00 CERTIFICATE$ - GOVERNING BOARD 120,580.29 Reserve for Int. on Warrants & Revaluation 000 0.00 Great location – only a block off the Total Required STATE OF OKLAHOMA, COUNTY OF JACKSON, ss: $ 0.00 $ 120,580.29 FINANCED: We, the undersigned duly$ elected, qualified and acting officers of0.00 the Board$ of Education of Blair Public Schools, square at 218 W. Commerce St. Cash Fund Balance School District No. 1-54,$ of Said County and State, do hereby ce1tify0.00 that$ at a meeting of the Governing Body of the18 ,028.74said District Estimated Miscellaneous Revenue begun al the time provided:i; by law for districts of this class and pursuant$ to the provisions of68 0. S. 2001 SectionI 02 3003,,55 1. 55the foregoing Total Deductions statement was prepared and is a true and correct condition of the0.00 Financial Affairs of said District as reflected by 12the0,5 records80.29 of the Balance 4,000+ SF – room for almost anything, District Clerk and Treasurer. We further certify that the foregoing00 0estimate for current expenses for the fiscal year beginning0.00 July I, 2018 S.A.&1. Form 2662R 1.1.9 Entity. Blair andPublic ending Schools June 30,l-54, 2019, .Jackson as shown County are reasonably neci::ssary forthe proper conduct of the affairs of the said District, but too much room for us. r 24-Aug-20 18 CERTIFICATE - GOVERNINGthat theBOARD Estimated Income to be derivedSec Accountant's f om sources Compi other lationthan ad Report valorcm taxation does not exceed the lawfully authorized ratio of the revenue derived fromthe same sources duringPage the 73 preceding year. STATE OF OKLAHOMA, COUNTY OF JACKSON, ss: We, the undersigned duly elected, qualified and acting officers of the Board of Education of Blair Public Schools, School District No. 1-54, of Said County and State, do hereby ce1tify that at a meeting of the Governing Body of the said District begun al the time provided by law for districts of this class and pursuant to the provisions of68 0. S. 2001 Section 3003, the foregoing state- ment was prepared and is a true and correct condition of the Financial Affairs of said District as reflected by the records of the District Clerk and Treasurer. We further certify that the foregoing estimate for current expenses for the fiscal year beginning July I, 2018 and ending June 30, 2019, as shown are reasonably neci::ssary for the proper conduct of the affairs of the said District, that the Estimated Income to be derived f om sources other than ad valorcm taxation does not exceed the lawfully authorized ratio of the revenue derived from the same sources during the preceding year.
Subscribed and sworn to beforeme this __6c..L/______·-d d: � :esid1 . , 201 8 Listed at $149,000 — only $37.25 SF Make an offer and secure this great location! ,4�,lfl!' Call Sullivan Properties LPXLP at 580-931-6077 for more information
The Estimate ofNeeds shall be published in one issue in some legally qualified newspaper published in such political subdivision. If there be no such newspaper published in such political subdivision, such statement and estimate shall be so published in some legally qualified newspaper of general circulation therein; and such publication shall be made, in each instance, by the board or authority making the estimate.
S.A.&I. Form 2662R 1 1.9 Entity: Blair Public Schools 1-54, Jackson County 24-Aug-2018 Sec Accountant's Compilation Report Page 74 THE ALTUS TIMES • WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2018 CLASSIFIEDS/LEGALS • 7
Published in the Altus Times 9/19/19 Publication Sheet • Board of Education Publication Sheet• Board of Education ********* Financial Statement of the VariousFinancial Funds Statement for the of Fiscal the Various Year Funds Ending forthe FiscalJune Year 30,Endi 2018ng June Estimate 30, 2018 of Needs for Fiscal Year Ending PUBLISHER'S NOTICE Estimate of NeedsJune forFiscal 30, Year 2019Ending June 30, 2019 Navajo PublicNavajo Schools,Public Schools, School School District District No. No. I-I, I-I, Jackson Jackson County, County,Oklahoma Oklahoma All real estate advertising in this newspaper is subject to the Fair Housing Act which makes it illegal to advertise “any preference, limitation or discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status or national origin, or an inten- tion to make any such pref- erence, limitation or discrim- 1::-.TJMArnuNEEDS tUK FISCAL Y.tAR.tNLJINGJUNt:. 30. 2019 ination.” Familial status in- :;JN!UNGFUND BALANl... . GENERAL FUND SHEET = cludes children under the co ac 'L.:Cash Balan:ce:on·Hand·Jliile30-2018= :''e• ·,:,•:''·':}7''' .. ;,; ,,:e••::•,:,"· \":: ,; :·s:,,. ··;,235XS4:ZS age of 18 living with par- Reservefor Int. on Warrants& Revaluation $ 0.00 2. Le&alInvestments ProperlyMaturing $ 0.00 ents or legal custodians, 3�·Juderilent!tPaid.;J·o :R�Qyer,:BY .[ax:Lcvv,/ti-:( ,. :. -: .-l!i:1?: =,. ::·s.•�'�!'.'•:i=:i�L,J/�i? :o.o.o::: l'JNI\NI.-ED: 4. Total Liauid Assets $ 235,154.25 p r e g n a n t w o m e n a n d · ., = =,,; c -:. • . .:.._ • ·. :, '.: ·:'::· . . ,cashcFimd=Balance,.::• ·· $ · 1 324.711:51- , ::. J)cduct Matured lndebtcdness: · - . ,, .· . ,: '�::'. ,,, ., . ,,,;,,.,., ..., . .-. · people securing custody of Estimated Miscellaneous Revenue $ 2 S99,150.S9 5. a. Past-Due Couoons $ 0.00 children under 18. · ,·1otal:Deduct1ons·· 4,223,S62A0. 6ib. lnteri:stAc::cfucd Thereon •:· ,s. . ''"''"'· .. ,:.:.::+o:oo:: Balance to Raise trom Acl va1orem $ 'Jt:l,�(1.61 7. c. Past-Due Bonds � U,00 This newspaper will not = .. ·. .. =:. •. , ...... :· : ��·,r ,8.:d::Inten:st Thereonafterl.iist Coupon •.· ··•:1'.-::·:._ knowingly accept any ad- · 1:osTIMA:ne.uMlsl ELi,ANEOU:;i= v =- JJ:; 9. e. Fiscal Agency Commissions on Above $ 0.00 vertising for real estate l 0.'f.:J11dgnieritsand ,IriU.,evied(or/U npaid '.' · ,,, s.,, ..: :,:...:;,.o::QQ,, which is in violation of the 2100 County 4 Mill Ad Valorem Tax $ 62,854.67 11. Total Items a. 1 nroul(h .I U.UU law. Our readers are hereby :2200 County'Appcrtionmeht:(Mortgage:Tax) :·. ,$ ,. ·. ::.,�;885:34, 12.Halance or·J\ssetsSub1ect to AccruaJ;,· ._.,,. :,. =::, ,,.,•;:e;, .. , .., · .. ,. c;:,;"""' .. :Ji.,. "'·-"'> ;1;:,'l·:2): 2300 Resale of PropertyFund Distribution $ 0.00 Deduct Accrual Reserveif Assets Sufficient; informed that all dwellings . . . 2900,'Othedntermi:diateSourci:sof:Reircnue .' ·.. $ . = :o'.OO. 13. l!/EarricdUriiiJatiire d-lnforest: :-- , e, ·. · · '':c'i' : , ·· •:ii,,. /: '/'';: ::t.'": /' $'·' :/,: •: '2·718.75, advertised in this newspa- 3110 GrossProduction Tax $ 4 565.69 14. b. Accrualon Final Coup0ns $ I 283.33 . · •.p,',,C:, 0 0 per are available on an :3120,Motot:Vebicle.CollectiorisF·: .c; · • '' . $ 181; 020.30, 15/bAccruedOil Um'natured.Bonds ,.) :: : . -- · ' · '.•/:;, · ·- i<"':�·' ,:;,; s;:; :, •· 218,33:J;33: 27,414.01 16. Total Items 11; 111roueh i S 222,335.42 equal opportunity basis. To 3130 Rural Electric ..Cooperative Tax $ 1 t t c l n s :. -'- s · _ ,7-'-_,__5-'-,2_6'J•,'7 :2, 11,·excess otAssets.OverAccl1.l8J,Rese,-ves�,.:1i-age·2),';'•'''''"·':c;;,•'/:;::;:;•:·:.,: ).:;,,:cc::··=t2;1111utji complain of discrimination ..-3"' ./l"'°".O"'.S a �c S� b.,,,.00Lan_d_Eam_"'"._i.,,g__:"'":.�;;,'-'---·_.: ,•�- -.,...... ,,.a, .., :-t: 3150 Vehicle"'" .., .., Tax,-- ,,.Stamps,.. $ 0.00 call HUD toll-free at 1-800- !..,,.. '' '' ' · . :3'J6Q'f.aml:£1nplcrllentTax: :Stamps·· .,'· ' . ,: $,: :' /0.0Q'' , . .:; : ; .; :';' :.,, ,:,,,,.,.'"ie:i;(C:',., ,� ~· •· fl ·ll'!U·K � " ..K 669-9777. The toll-free tele- 3170 Traileisand Mobile Homes $ 0.00 I. Interest£amines on Bonds S 5 822.92 phone number for the hear- =3190·()ther'OedicatedRevcnue\c.::.. s·.:· · ,::o.oo, .2., ·Accrual,01i:UrilnaturedBonds· · ··-.· .... .· ::'f':' · ·=::"'" 1P,:,, '$'.'..:·, '•'21'6:666:67c. 3200 State Aid - General Onerations :& 3242 703 .4S 3. Annual Accrual on "Prepaid" Judl!ments S 0.00 ing impaired is 1-800-927- · .... , · "' 3300.:StateAid'•Cotnoetitive'Granu · .. , ·.•· , $ . , 0.00 4:AniiilalAccrua l ori Unoaid'ludoments,· L·, , Sc•'.', · ·· :,,;;:,::;
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cu-urruNu ...:HILDNU ,"-' .1uN PR x,u �Ms J-UNU .. $ · ·· ..,: ,_,, ..',i· :Ce'.:;l.;,a,:,·,.:,,,,;;. './l'tl2558QCERTIFICATE.9S" ,s:,e•·•:�- GOVERNING.. · '''.c'•>.,,:• c-•�,BOARD ·">\:=�, .:-: ,�5;' :c>ii·=:l 96:740,911_: ADVERTISE WITH US! Reservefor Int. on Warrants& Revaluation $ 0.00 S 0.00 FINANCED: STATE OF OKLAHOMA,COUNTY OF JACKSON, ss: 580.482.1221 We, the undersigned$,' duly elected,qualified and acting officers of the Board of EducationofNavajo Public Schools, Estimated Miscellaneous Revenue School Districts No. 1-1, of Said Countyand State, do97,610.50 hereby certify Sthat at a meetingof the GoverningBody of the14 said7,97 District9.47 begun at the time providedby law fordistricts of >""125,580.98 this classand pursuant :$' ;'to the provisions of 68 0. S. 2001 Section3003, theforegoing Balance statementwas $ preparedand is a true andcorrect condition of0.00 the FinancialS Affairsof said Districtas reflectedby therecords 0.00of the District Clerk andTreasurer. We furthercertify thatthe foregoing estimate forcurrent expenses forthe fiscal yearbeginning July 1, 2018 S.A.&I. Form 2662Rl .1.9 Entity: NavajoPublic andSchools ending 1-1, June Jackson 30, 2019, Coun asshown ty are reasonably necessaryfor the properconduct of theaffairs of the said District, 28-Au&-201 g thatthe EstimatedIncome Sec to beAccountan derived from� sources Coi_npilation otherthan Report ad valorem taxationdoes not exceedthe lawfullyauthorized ratio of the revenue derivedfrom the same sourcesduring thepreceding year. CERTIFICATE - GOVERNING BOARD
STATE OF OKLAHOMA, COUNTY OF JACKSON, ss: MANGUM REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER We, the undersigned duly elected, qualified and acting officers of the Board of Education ofNavajo Public Schools, School District No. 1-1, of Said County and State, do hereby certify that at a meeting of the Governing Body of the said District begun at the time is taking applications for a Paramedic. provided by law for districts of this class and pursuant to the provisions of 68 0. S. 2001 Section 3003, the foregoing statement Full Time Position. Foster and maintain excellent customer was prepared and is a true and correct condition of the Financial Affairs of said District as reflected by the records of the District service. Competitive salary with excellent benefits. Clerk and Treasurer. We further certify that the foregoing estimate for current expenses for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2018 and ending June 30, 2019, as shown are reasonably necessary for the proper conduct of the affairs of the said District, that the Please contact Human Resources at 580-782-3353, Estimated Income to be derived from sources other than ad valorem taxation does not exceed the lawfully authorized ratio of the ext. 242 to find out about qualifications and requirements revenue derived from the same sources during the preceding year. of the Paramedic Position. a../_/_-f._A-_____ d,-�-=="'"l),� -t=----'' Subscribed and swornto beforeme this __ 2018 �":-hM�OJ r�;;����;�;;.;'1 NotaryPublic SHARONWIWAMS = {- Commlssion�� s BRINK AUCTIONS FARM & RANCH i l----·�-��-��4� =�·� ANNUAL FALL EQUIPMENT SALE The Estimateof Needsshall be publishedin one issue in some legally qualifiednewspaper published in such politicalsubdivision. If therebe no such newspaper publishedin such political subdivision, such statementand estimate shall be so publishedin some legally qualifiednewspaper of general Taking consignments now & hauling available circulationtherein; and such publication shall be made, in eachinstance, by the boardor authoritymaking the estimate. Published in the Altus Times 9/19/19 Publication Sheet - Board of Education 580.335.4126 Financial Statement of the Various Funds for the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2018 Estimate of Needs for Fiscal Year Ending PublicationJune Sheet 30, - Board 2019 of Education Brink Auction Yard Frederick, OK Financial Statement of the Various Funds for the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2018 Duke Public Schools.Estimate School of Needs District for Fiscal No. Year l-14,Ending Jackson June 30, 2019 County, Oklahoma Duke Public Schools. School District No. l-14, Jackson County, Oklahoma
Saturday, October 13th STATFMENT OF FINANCIAL co:,;omoN We appreciate your business! :, 1 A ItMtN J vr r Jl',Al'IL:11\LI..Vl'IUJ J IVl'I \Jtl�l::KAL J·Ul'IU tlVILUJl'IIJ ru:'IU 1..v-vr rul'lu NUtiullUN AS OF JUNE 30, 20 I 8 DETAIL DETAIL DETAIL FUND DETAIL $ $ $ ASSETS: Cash Balance June 30, 2018 221,314.65 $ 28,143.27 0.00 8,706.30 $ $ $ Investments $ 0.00 $ 0.00 $ 0.00 $ 0.00 TOTAL ASSETS 221.314.65 28,143.27 $ 0.00 8,706.30 S.A.&J. Form2662Rl.1.9 Entity: Navajo$ Public Schools 1-1, Jackson County$ 28-Aug-2018 LIABILITIES AND RESERVES:7 $ Sec Accountan!'._s$ Co�pilation Report $ $ Warrants Outstandinll $ 17,130.82 $ 61.60 $ 0.00 $ 1,195.40 Reserves From Schedule ) 0.00 :i; 0.00 :i; 0.00 $ 0.00 TOTAL LIABlLITIES AND RESERVES 17,130.82 61.60 $ 0.00 $ I, 195.40 MANGUM REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER is taking CASH FUND BALANCE (Dellc1t) JUNE 30, 20 I 8 204,183.83 28,081.67 0.00 7,510.\10 ESTIMATED NEEDS FOR FISCAL YEAR ENUING JUNE 30, 2019 $ applications for a Physical Therapy Assistant. Full Time Position. GENERAL FUND SINK1Nu tUNDBALANLE SHEET Current Expense 1,457,498.48 I. Cash Balance on Hand June 30, 2018 Monday thru Friday – 8:00 pm to 5:00 pm. Must possess $ 383,887.78 Reserve for Int. on Warrants & Revaluation $ 0.00 2. Legal Investments Properly Maturing $ 0.00 and maintain current PTA license to practice in Oklahoma. Total Reauired $ 1,457,498.48 3. Judgments Paid To Recover By TaxLevy 0.00 FINANCED: $ 4. Total Liquid Assets 383,887.78 $ Required- CPR Certificate. Foster and maintains excellent Cash Fund Balance $ 204,183.83 Deduct Matured Indebtedness: Estimated Miscellaneous Revenue $ 915,813.99 5. a. Past-Due Coupons $ 0.00 customer service. Competitive salarywith excellent benefits. Total Deductions $ 1,119,997.82 6. b. Interest Accrued Thereon $ 0.00 Please contact Human Resources Balance to Raise from Ad Valorem Tax 337,500.66 7. c. Past-Due Bonds $ 000 :i; 8. d. Interest Thereon after Last Coupon 0.00 at 580-782-3353, ext. 242 or 580-471-9287. ES1 IMATED MISCELLANEOUS REVENUE: 9. e. Fiscal Agency Commissions on Above 0.00 I 000 Other District Sources ot Revenue $ U.00 IO. f. Judgments and Int. Leviedto for/Unpaid $ 0.00 2 I00 County 4 Mill Ad Valorem Tax $ 21.146.38 ti Total Items a. Through .t $ $ 0.00 2200 County Apportionment (Mortgage Tax) 3,727,88 12. Ba1ance ot Assets Subject Accrual 383,887.78 2300 Resale of Property Fund Distribution 0.00 Deduct Accrual Reserve if Assets Sufficient: $ Great Plains Youth & Family 2900 Other lntennediatc Sources of Revenue $ 0,00 13. g, EarnedUnmatured Interest $ 1,64250 311O Gross Production Tax 1,717.48 14. h. Accrual on Final Coupons $ 0.00 3120 Motor Vehicle Collections $ 69,530.68 15. i. Accrued on Unmatured Bonds $ 365,000.00 3130 Rural Electric Cooperative Tax 76,052.14 16. Services, Inc. in Hobart is $ Total Items_g Through i $ 366,642.50 3 I 40 State School Land Earnings $ 28,040.94 17. Excess of Assets Over Accrual Keserves .. (Page 2) 17,245.28 3150 Vehicle Tax Stamps $ 356.04 l. $ seeking qualified applicants for 3160 Farm Implement Tax Stamps 0.00 SINK.ING FUND REvUIKLMENTS FOR 2018-20 I 9 $ 3170 Trailers and Mobile Homes $ 0.00 Interest Earnings on Bonds $ 9,855.00 3190 Other Dedicated Revenue $ 0.00 2. Accrual on Unmatured Bonds a full-time Healthy Living $ $ 365,000.00 3200 State Aid - General Onerations $ 659,057.56 3. Annual Accrual on "Prepaid" Judgments $ 0.00 Program Assistant Coordinator. 3300 State Aid - Comoetitive Grants 0.00 4. Annual Accrual on Unpaid Judgments 0.00 3400 State - Categorical $ 8384.12 5. Interest on Unpaid Judgments 0.00 3500 Special Proerams $ 0.00 6. PARTICIPATING CONTRIBUTIONS (Annexations)· 0.00 .. $ 3600 Other State Sources of Revenue 0.00 7. For Credit to School Dist. No. $ 0.00 Must have an associate’s degree in community 3 700 Child Nutrition Program $ 0.00 8. For Credit to School Dist. No. 0.00 3800 State Vocational Programs $ 0.00 9. For Credit to School Dist. No. KK $ 0.00 health, communications, or a related field. Travel 4 t 00 Canital Outlav $ 0.00 I 0. For Credit to School Dist. No. 0.00 4200 Disadvantaged Students $ 32,800.77 11. Annual Accrual From Exhibit $ 0.00 4300 Individuals With Disabilities $ 0.00 Total Sinking Fund Requirements 374,855.00 is required. Salaried position includes health $ 4400 Minoritv $ $ [5,000.00 Deduct: $ insurance and benefits. 44500 Oocrations $ 0.00 1. Excess of Assets over Liabilities (if not a deficit) 17,245.28 4600 Other Federal Sources of Revenue $ 000 2. Contributions From Other Districts 0.00 700 Child Nutrition Programs $ 0.00 Balance To Raise $ 357,609.72 4800 Federal Vocational Education $ 0.00 Job description can be found on our 5000 Non-Revenue Receipts 0.00 website at www.gpyfs.org. Email resume to Total Estimated Revenue 915.813.99
[email protected]. FUND $ l SINKING BUILDING FUND $ $ Current Expense 76,268.21 13d. j. Unmatured Coupons Due Betore 4-1-2019 $ 0.00 Reserve for Int. on Warrants & Revaluation 0.00 14d. k. Unmatured Bonds So Due $ 0.00 Total Required $ 76,268.21 15d. I. Whatever Remains is for Exhibit KK Line E. $ $ 0.00 f!NAN1.ED: 16d. Deficit as Shown on Sinking Fund Balance Sheet. $ 0.00 Cash Fund Balance $ 28,081.67 17d. Less Cash Requirements forCurrent Fiscal Year in Excess of Cash on H 0.00 Estimated Miscellaneous Revenue $ 0.00 18d. Remaininl!Deficit is for Exhibit KK Line F. 0.00Publication Total Sheet Deductions- Board of Education 28,081.67 PUBLIC AUCTION Financial Statement of the Various Funds for the Fiscal Year Ending June 30. 2018 Balance to Raise 1rom Ad Va1orem Tax Estimate ofNccds for Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2019 48,186.54 $ Public Schools, School District No., C o u n t y . Oklahoma KAY SMITH OWNER CO-OP FUND CHILD NUTRITION PRO JKAMS FUNu Current Exoense 0.00 $ 91,790.47 Reserve for Int. on Warrants & Revaluation $ 0.00 $ 0.00 REAL-ESTATE Total Required $ 0.00 $ 91,790.47 $ FINANCED: CERTIFICATE- GOVERNING BOARD $ $ 84,279.57 Cash Fund Balance 0.00 $ 7,510.90 & PERSONAL PROPERTY Estimated Miscellaneous Revenue $ 0.00 :i; STATE OF OK.LAHOMA,COUNTY OF JACKSON, ss: O.uo Total Deductions We, the $undersigned duly elected, q u a l i fi e d and acting officers0.00 of the Board of Education of Duke Public Schools,91,790.47 Balance School District No. 1-14, of Said C o u n t y and State, do hereby0.00 certify that at a meeting of the Governing Body of the said District 3 I begun at the time provided by law for districts o f t h i s class and pursuant to the provisions of68 0. S. 2001 Section 3003, the f o r e g o i n g Saturday, Sept. 29th at 9:30 AM S.A.&1. Form 2662R1. l.9 Entity: Duke Public Schools 1-14, Jackson County statement wa� prepar..:dand is a true and correct c o n d i t i o n of the Financial Affairs of said District as reflectedby the records of t h e -Aug-20 I 8 CERTIFICATE-GOVERNING BOARD District Clerk and Treasurer.See Accountant's We further certify Compilation that the foregoing Report estimate forcurrent e x p e n s e s for the fiscalyear b e g i n n i n g July I, 20 I 8 a n d ending June 30, 2019, as shown arePage reasonably I necessary for the proper conduct of the affairs of the said District. 2-3 BR country home, water wells, nice out that the Estimated I n c o m e to be derived from sources other than ad valorem taxation does not exceed the lawfully authorized ratio STATE OF OK.LAHOMA, COUNTY OFof JACKSON, the revenue derived ss:from the same sources during the preceding year. buildings. Shown by appt only. We, the undersigned duly elected, qualified and acting officers of the Board of Education of Duke Public Schools, School District No. 1-14, of Said County and State, do hereby certify that at a meeting of the Governing Body of the said District begun at the Located 3m South of Frederick, OK time provided by law for districts of this class and pursuant to the provisions of68 0. S. 2001 Section 3003, the foregoing statement was prepared and is a true and correct condition of the Financial Affairs of said District as reflected by the records of the District on ST. HWY 183, then 7 1/4m W Clerk and Treasurer. We further certify that the foregoing estimate for current expenses for the fiscal year beginning July I, 20 I 8 on Red River Gin Road. and ending June 30, 2019, as shown are reasonably necessary for the proper conduct of the affairs of the said District. that the Estimated Income to be derived from sources other than ad valorem taxation does not exceed the lawfully authorized ratio of the GPS ADDRESS: revenue derived from the same sources during the preceding year. 21340 CR EW 185/Red River Gin Road Frederick, OK {l�esident ·(u00.J of Board of Education
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S.A.&l. Form 2662RIJ9 Entity: Duke Public Schools 1-14. Jackson County 3l-Aug-2018 See Accountant's Compilation Report Page 2 SPORTS CALENDAR Thursday, Sept. 20 All Day — Duke Lady Tigers softball hosts OSSAA District tournament All Day — Navajo Lady Indians softball hosts OSSAA District tournament 2 p.m. — Navajo Indians baseball hosts Riverside - OSSAA District tournament 3 p.m. — Duke Tigers baseball vs. Erick at Sports8 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2018 ALTUSTIMES.COM Hammon - OSSAA District tournament 4 p.m. — Blair Broncs baseball vs. Olust- ee-Eldorado at Sentinel - OSSAA District tournament 4 p.m. — Navajo Indians baseball hosts Verden - OSSAA District tournament 5:30 p.m. — Altus Lady Bulldogs softball Bulldogs smother hosts Duncan 6 p.m. — Blair Broncs baseball at Sentinel - OSSAA District tournament Friday, Sept. 21 7 p.m. — Altus Bulldog football hosts Southeast Elk City, win 62-14 Saturday, Sept. 22 9 a.m. — Altus cross country at Cache BY RYAN LEWIS Laethon [email protected] Patterson (44) runs through The stands were packed for a defender in the Bulldogs on Friday. It was Altus’ victory Indians Homecoming night with the Friday night. Elk City Elks in town looking to do what no other team has Rick Carpenter | successfully done this season Altus Times drop fifth — slow down the Bulldogs and hand them their first loss of the season. The Bulldogs were without leading rusher Izaiah Hall straight and receiver Koby Bates who BY RYAN LEWIS both fell victim to the injury [email protected] bug against Vernon. Without the play-making abilities of The Navajo Indians baseball team’s Hall and Bates, the question slide continued on Thursday and Fri- was, who would step up and day when the Indians faced off against take over for the Bulldogs? Hydro-Eakly and lost, 10-5, before also When the game began, the losing to Canute, 1-0, for Navajo’s fifth first team offense was on the consecutive loss. field, led by Kobi Gomez. By Hydro-Eakly began the game by halftime, that same offense dropping three runs on Navajo in the was resting with the second top of the first inning before the Indi- team getting valuable reps ans surged back in the bottom half of in a game that had long since the inning with five runs of their own gotten out of hand. As it turns to take a 5-3 lead into the top of the sec- out, several players decid- ond. It began with a strikeout to Kelby ed to shoulder the Bulldogs’ Shumaker before Airen Josefy singled offense, defense and special carrier, he was just one of and Jaden Lingle walked to put two on teams and make quick work would have to slow down Thompson. 14 players who got touches base for the Indians. of the Elks. Altus’ offense while finding Other than the 85-yard in the game. McCaskill ran Mitch Smith’s ground ball was mis- It began when Cabe Dick- ways to outsmart the Bull- touchdown drive in the first the ball well, carrying it five played resulting in Smith reaching erson punched the ball in dogs’ defense. half, it was the only other times for 45 yards and scor- first safely and Josefy giving Navajo from the 2-yard line, giving Altus’ Laethon Patterson successful drive Elk City had ing touchdowns on runs of its first run of the game to pull the In- the Bulldogs a 7-0 lead with had other plans. in the game. The Elks were five and seven yards. Pride dians within two. Dallas Cox flew out 10:32 remaining in the first Patterson made the most of held without a first down was equally as successful to center field but the ball was hit well quarter. After Altus stuffed his time on the field, gouging until their fourth drive of with two carries for 36 yards. enough for Lingle to tag up and score Elk City and forced a punt, Elk City’s defense with big the game — the same drive Both of those carries came in from third to pull Navajo within one. the Bulldogs’ special teams runs 18, 24 and 43 yards. He that resulted in a touchdown. the first half before an injury Jacob Tison’s ground ball was also got into the mix as Ryan Bor- ran over any defensive player After that, the Elks fumbled took him out of the game. misplayed for Hydro-Eakly’s second rego returned a punt for a who tried to stop him on his three times and punted the D’Marco De La Paz carried error of the game, allowing Tison to touchdown to increase Altus’ way to rushing for 167 yards ball three times. the ball 14 times for 80 yards, reach first and Smith to score and tie lead, 14-0, with 9:29 remain- and three touchdowns. With Terry was happy with the Chehemu Morgan burned the game at three. The errors contin- ing in the first quarter. Dan- Patterson in the back field, way his team performed and Elk City’s defense with four ued for Hydro-Eakly as Holdyn Man- iel Riley was next up, scoring coupled with players like said that, after a week of dis- carries for 71 yards and third- drell’s ground ball allowed Tison to a 14-yard rushing touchdown Hall, Garrett Pride and Nehe- tractions, he was proud of his string quarterback Raul Fac- round third and head home and give with 7:16 remaining in the miah McCaskill, the Bulldogs team for how they competed. undo ran the ball seven times Navajo its first lead of the game, 4-3. first quarter. have one of the most explo- “We executed well in all for 21 yards in the fourth Kaleb Covey’s line drive single to cen- By the time Altus was half sive and productive running three phases of the game,” quarter. As for Gomez, he ter field scored Mandrell to further in- way through the first quar- back groups in the state. Terry said. “I am proud of also ran the ball four times crease Navajo’s lead, 5-3. ter, the Bulldogs had built Coach Matt Terry said that our kids for going out and for 29 yards before being Hydro-Eakly tied the game at five in a substantial 21-0 lead over while he was impressed with taking care of business early, pulled from the game by half the top of the second and held Nava- the visiting Elks. A little over what Patterson was able to especially during a week with time with Altus leading 55-7. jo scoreless for the remainder of the three minutes later, that lead accomplish, he wasn’t sur- a lot of distractions.” With most of the first team game. Meanwhile, Hydro-Eakly added grew to 28-0 as Gomez went to prised. The 62-14 victory moved on the sidelines, the Bulldogs two runs in the fourth and three in the the air and hit Tim Gloria for “Laethon runs hard and Altus to 3-0 on the season were finally slowed down by fifth to win the game, 10-5. a 21-yard touchdown. has good vision,” Terry said. with Southeast up next on Elk City’s defense. The only Smith led the Indians with one hit in Elk City finally caught a “He had a great game both of- the schedule. Last season, other time Altus scored was three plate appearances, scoring once break when quarterback Ca- fensively and defensively and Altus defeated Southeast, with 3:25 remaining in the and driving in one. Mandrell pitched den Culver found receiver is going to be a great player 48-20, with Hall running the fourth quarter when Patter- all six innings for the Indians and al- Drake Hughes wide open for for us by the time he gradu- ball five times for 72 yards. son found a hole and took the lowed seven runs while striking out a 43-yard catch-and-run for a ates.” Dickerson finished that game ball 43 yards for Altus’ ninth seven and walking four. touchdown as time expired in Patterson was exactly with six runs for 44 yards and touchdown of the game. In Navajo’s second game of the day, the first quarter. Still trailing, what the Bulldogs needed McCaskill had one run for 56 The play came shortly after Canute came away with a 1-0 victory 28-7, the Elks had three quar- with Hall on the sidelines, yards. The game is scheduled ters left to make something and although he saw the Elk City scored on a 48-yard to begin at 7 p.m at Hightower SEE INDIANS, PAGE 9 happen, but to do that, they most action of any Altus ball rush from running back Will Memorial Stadium. Lady Bulldogs winners of 2 straight BY RYAN LEWIS for Altus, giving up just five eighth run of the game with a Lady Bulldogs were outscored [email protected] earned runs in three innings. player running in from third by a combined score of 34-4 Hill stepped up and delivered as the play was made at first. against Amber-Pocasset and An up and down season for when she was needed the most While Merritt found itself Lawton MacArthur. the Altus Lady Bulldogs soft- as Merritt attempted to rally within three runs, it also had The win gave Altus a much ball team saw a few more ups in the bottom of the third. just one out to work with and needed boost that helped the on Thursday when the Lady Trailing 11-3 in the third in- that came on the very next play Lady Bulldogs drop six runs Bulldogs fought for victory in ning, Merritt clawed its way as Ybarra fielded a ground ball in two innings on Sentinel in two games, downing Merritt, back into the game, gouging and shot it over to first for the Altus’ second game of the day 11-8, and Sentinel, 6-3, to move Altus’ defense for two singles final out of the game. on Thursday. to 10-11 on the season. to lead off the inning before Altus controlled the game The game started off well Kaylen Carroll provided crushing a ball over the left from the very beginning, scor- enough for Altus as a single most of the firepower needed field fence for a three-run ing five runs in the first and from Hughes, Brianna Mc- to down Merritt in Altus’ first home run. A walk and two three in the second to take an Quiggan and Carroll loaded game of the day. She finished more singles to Merritt with 8-0 lead into Merritt’s second the bases for Altus to begin the with two hits in two trips to the no outs in the inning put the offensive possession. Merritt first inning. Hill added her bat plate, driving in four, includ- Lady Bulldogs in jeopardy of plated three runs in the bot- to the mix, sending a ground ing a three-run home run in collapsing late in the game. tom of the second but the Lady ball up the left side to drive in the top of the third inning, and But Hill settled in and forced a Bulldogs answered with three Hughes and give Altus an ear- scoring three additional runs. pop out to slow Merritt’s prog- runs of their own in the top ly lead. Jerzey Ybarra drove in two ress. of the third which proved to Alana Lopez hit a slow roll- Rick Carpenter | Altus Times on two hits and Emily Hughes A passed ball gave Merritt make all the difference. er up the middle that was field- Emily Hughes (2) lays down a bunt in a scored twice for the Lady Bull- its seventh run of the game The win over Merritt ed by Sentinel’s pitcher and recent game. Hughes finished a combined dogs in the win. just before a ground out to marked Altus’ first win after a 4-for-6 with three runs scored in Altus’ Brooke Hill played her part short stop gave Merritt its two-game stretch in which the SEE WINNERS, PAGE 9 wins over Merritt and Sentinel.
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and impact they had on her During the course, the required to maintain a very came the Oklahoma Army training and, with some FAME personally and throughout candidates were required high level of physical fit- National Guard’s newest hard work and dedication, CONTINUED FROM PAGE 10 her military service. to demonstrate the capaci- ness. lieutenants. The remaining will join the thousands who Since retiring from the “To be exceptional is to ty to lead others, the ability Following the graduation three plan to commission at graduated before them and Oklahoma Army National live your life being hum- to navigate using various portion of the ceremony, a later date. have gone on to be the lead- Guard in 2006, Jones has ble,” she said. “When navigational aids, their tac- five of the candidates took The next OCS class is al- ers of Oklahoma’s Army continued to serve the com- you’re honored, be humble. tical proficiency and were the oath of office and be- ready six-months into their National Guard. munity by educating school When your time comes to children on Native Ameri- make your journey, you can history and working to will know that others knew empower young females to you lived your life being pursue their dreams. humble.” Jones is a member of the Following Jones’ induc- Women in Military Service tion ceremony, eight officer of America, the Nation- candidates graduated from al Guard Association, the Officer Candidate School 45th Infantry Division As- Class 63/63A after more sociation, the American Le- than a year of extremely gion and the Patriot Guard hard work. Throughout Riders. the course, each candidate During her induction was tested both mentally ceremony, Jones thanked and physically but, for each many members of the audi- new challenge, the eight ence for the contributions graduates had an answer.
liams. “Some things you DIVERSITY can’t celebrate and you can CONTINUED FROM PAGE 10 still appreciate the history behind certain things, mak- they’re from, it is really ing sure they’re not forgot- cool.” ten.” Food from the cultures With events that show- were provided to attendees case diversity, it is not just of the event. about people being proud “People love food,” said of their culture but also Williams. “People come out learning about others. This and support the different is part of what makes the ethnicities and cultures Air Force a proponent of and sample what they have cultural diversity. to offer.” “I believe if we all could Not every act of acknowl- get along, put our differ- edging history happens in ences aside and learn about celebration, however. each other’s cultures and “It’s more of a remem- understand each other, it brance than a celebration would be a better world,” in some cases,” said Wil- said Williams.
finished with two hits INDIANS while Lingle, Smith and CONTINUED FROM PAGE 8 Mandrell added one each. Cox was phenomenal on despite the Indians put- the mound, allowing just ting up three more hits in four hits and striking out the game. Canute’s lone 12 in seven innings. run came in the top of the The Indians will now third inning and although enter district play and will the Indians put runners host Verden and Riverside on base, Navajo could not on Thursday. The Indians answer back. will play Riverside at 2 Tison and Josefy each p.m. and Verden at 4 p.m.
to 6-0. Sentinel did not put WINNERS a run on the board until CONTINUED FROM PAGE 8 the bottom of the fourth when the team scored tossed home to put the tag three. But it wasn’t enough on McQuiggan who had no to take down Altus. choice but to run. During Lopez finished with two the next at-bat, Carroll RBIs and one run scored scored on a catcher error in three at-bats. Carroll, to make it 2-0, and Annie while also adding two hits Petzold grounded out to at the plate, pitched four Sentinel’s shortstop but innings of three-hit, one- provided an opportunity run softball while striking for Hill to run in from third out six. and increase Altus’ lead, The Lady Bulldogs 3-0. played a series of games Shortly after that, Altus to start the week, includ- scored its fourth and final ing a game against top- run of the inning after a ranked Piedmont on Mon- single by Ybarra drove in day and a doubleheader Lopez. Altus added two against Santa Fe South on runs in the top of the sec- Tuesday. The Lady Bull- ond on Lopez’s two-RBI dogs will host Duncan on double to increase its lead Thursday at 5:30 p.m. •• MEDICAL MARIJUANA LICENSE APPLICATION NOW AVAILABLE •• UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP (Can assist in the application process) ASK FOR BUDDY Medical Marijuana Available What CBD can help with . . . Mid November Tuesday-Friday 11am- 6pm • Anxiety and Depression 207 W. Broadway, Altus OK 73521 • 580-480-2537 Saturday • Rheumatoid Arthritis 11am-2pm
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OKLAHOMA CITY – Oklahoma’s Native Americans have a long history of proud and dis- tinguished service in the Oklahoma Army Nation- al Guard. On Sunday, the military career of one Native-American was celebrated and forever memorialized during a Courtesy photo | 97th AMW Public Affairs graduation and commis- Major Johanna O’Toole, commander of the 97th Logistics Readiness Squadron, takes a sioning ceremony for the Spc. Jordan Sivayavirojna | U.S. Army National Guard video during an Asian-Pacific Islander dance routine at a cultural diversity event Sep- Oklahoma Army Nation- Retired Oklahoma Army National Guard Maj. Vicki Jones tember 6, 2018, on Altus Air Force Base, Okla. The event was held to celebrate different al Guard’s newest young shakes the hands of Officer Candidate School graduates, cultures and remember events from the past. leaders. welcoming them into the ranks of commissioned officers, Retired Oklahoma Sunday, Sept. 9, at the Oklahoma National Guard Regional Army National Guard Training Institute’s Education center in Oklahoma City. Maj. Vicki Jones, of Guth- rie, Oklahoma, joined the attended the Army Ro- ty to fly and learn from Celebrating the Oklahoma Army Nation- tary Wing (Helicopter) some of the very best al Guard on March 24, School at Fort Rucker, pilots [the] Oklahoma 1978. After serving briefly Alabama, and graduated [Army National Guard] in the 1st Battalion, 279th in September 1981. Jones had, [our] Vietnam Vets,” was the first female pilot Jones said. power of diversity Infantry, Jones was ac- in the Oklahoma Army Jones served with dis- cepted to the Oklahoma that have happened in can culture, highlighting National Guard and is tinction throughout her BY AIRMAN 1ST National Guard’s Officer history,” said Master Sgt. songs from Native Amer- believed to be the first Na- 28 year career. As a pilot, CLASS JEREMY Candidate School, which Antonio Williams, Equal ican history focused tive American female to she flew hundreds of mis- WENTWORTH she graduated from on Opportunity at the 97th around the military. graduate from the Army sions, some in support of 97th AMW Public Affairs May 4, 1980. Jones was Air Mobility Wing. “Peo- The representative per- Rotary Wing School. counter drug and search commissioned as a sec- ple get to go back and formed two songs: one Soon after completing and rescue operations, ALTUS AIR FORCE ond lieutenant and was explore their culture and about veterans and the flight school, Jones also and many more in sup- BASE, Okla. — Airmen assigned to Headquarters get to show and display other about mothers of became the first female in port of National Guard come from all walks of Company, 45th Infantry it to others. Some bring soldiers. the Oklahoma Army Na- training operations. Jones life. Part of the efficiency Brigade, as a medical pla- their favorite foods and The floor then opened tional Guard to complete maintained an impecca- of the Air Force comes toon leader. we get to see dances and up for a LGBTQ+ repre- the Air Assault School at ble mission success and from the diversity of our After a year of com- hear songs as well.” sentative to talk about Camp Gruber, Oklahoma. safety record throughout Airmen. Different back- missioned service, Jones The event began with LGBTQ+ culture and “I had the opportuni- her time as a pilot. grounds mean different a spoken word poem to history. “If I had one flight perspectives on issues, celebrate African Amer- Next, the day proceed- in my career of flying and the Air Force cele- ican history. Spoken ed on to the Asian Amer- that will always be in brates it. word poems are pas- ican and Pacific Island- EVENT CENTER NOW OPEN my mind, it was having That is why the 97 sionate recitations that er’s dance performance. the opportunity and the AMW celebrated diver- are presented and have “The Asian-Pacific is- 1117 N. JACKSON honor of flying two Okla- sity Sept. 7, 2018 with a been used throughout landers always come out Book thru Unforgettable Event homa Medal of Honor special event acknowl- history as a way for op- full force,” said Williams. recipients, 1st Lieutenant edging many of the dif- Planning & Party Rentals pressed groups to speak “They have their dances Jack Montgomery and Lt. ferent groups of people up amongst a crowd or and their food and I love Your Party Your Way! Call today to reserve. Col. Lieutenant Ernest who contribute to the Air to address controversial it. When you can see Childers, both World War Force. Unforgettable 112 N. Julian, Altus, OK 73521 issues. what they do and where II veterans,” said Jones. “This event represents Office: 580-301-6214 Cell: 580-318-3703 event planning party rentals different cultures, wom- The next event was fo- [email protected] SEE FAME, PAGE 9 en’s history and things cused on Native Ameri- SEE DIVERSITY, PAGE 9