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OKLAHOMA PRESS ASSOCIATION BETTER NEWSPAPER CONTEST SEQUOYAH News AWARD WINNER Source for The 2017 The Heart of Oklahoma Purcell Register Thursday, July 12, 2018 purcellregister.com Vol. 131 No. 36 • 3 sections • 4036 pages 75¢ Since 1887 Going Conger Field unique venue up Field officially dedicated in 1938 John D. Montgomery Purcell board The Purcell Register He coached the Dragons to a pair of state championships OK’s teacher (Editor’s note: This is the in track in 1936 and 1937. pay scale first of a four-part series on But his 100-34-11 career Conger Field with facts and football coaching record JeanneGrimes history provided by Kelly stands alone. The Purcell Register Nemecek.) He coached the Dragons James H. (Jim) Conger from 1926-28 and from A teacher with a bachelor’s wore many hats in the Purcell 1930-39 carving out a win- degree, but no experience, School System but is prob- ning percentage of 72.76 will receive $37,233 for the ably known most for being percent that earned his name 2018-19 school year in Purcell the most successful football to be forever connected with Public Schools. coach in the storied history Dragon Football. The district’s board of edu- of the school. Jim Conger died in Novem- John D. Montgomery • The Purcell Register cation approved a new salary Conger was high school ber 1981 after seeing one last schedule Monday evening to principal here from 1927-28 game on the field named in his 1933 Dragons reflect the teacher pay raise and served as superintendent honor earlier that fall. Members of.the.1933.Purcell.Dragons.are,.front.row,.from.left,.Cleveland.Howard,.Loyd. approved in the spring by the from 1930-1941. He is the Built as a WPA Construction Alford,.James.Kennedy,.Eulas.Massey,.Bill.Williams.and.Herman.Watson..Middle.row.-. third most winningest PHS head.coach.Jim.Conger,.Raphael.Boudreau,.Waldon.Wilson,.O.D..Tinsley,.Elmer.Gwin,. Head Basketball coach going Teachers Conger O.D..Fox,.Howard.Williams,.Harold.Thornton.(manager)..Third.row.-.Cecil.Kling,.J.R..Perry,. Please see , back page 120-67 for a 64.17 percentage. Please see , back page Boyce.Perry,.Harold.Simmons,.Charles.Whitlock..Very.front.-.Bill.Boudreau.(mascot).

Fruit of the vine Slaughterville vineyard growing Jill Stichler’s dream Tucked away just a few own grape juice under the label miles east of I-35 in Cleve- “Redland Juice Company.” Borders land County is a small slice It all began one day as she of paradise. was driving home and came Willow trees frame a peace- across the Canadian River ful pond, birds sing from Winery planting their first their branches, and sunlight grape vines. illuminates grapevines that After a brief visit with them stretch across four acres at and sharing that she, too, had Slaughterville. always wanted to grow grapes, For Jill Stichler, it is a beau- she struck up an agreement to barriers tiful utopia created by a labor grow grapes and sell them to of love. the winery. no “I always wanted to have a Not long after, she bought vineyard,” Stichler said. her first vines from them. OU students engineer hope in African projects Stichler started the vineyard “Once you plant the vines, with 114 Riesling grape vines they have to grow for a couple While eight engineering in 1999. of years before you can harvest students from the University By 2003, she was harvesting, of Oklahoma were literally processing, pasteurizing, making a splash in Ethiopia bottling and distributing her Please see Vine, page 7A during June, five others were working out of Saint Monica’s Tailoring School for Girls in Gulu, Uganda. The two missions were organized by Dr. Jim Cham- berlain, education and outreach co-director of the university’s Water Technol- ogies for Emerging Regions (WaTER) Center. Chamberlain, a priest, is also pastor of Purcell’s Our Lady of Victory Catholic Church. The group that traveled to Addis Ababa worked with Splash International, a non- governmental organization based out of Seattle. Splash has been successfully using a franchise model to put clean water and sanitation facilities in schools in Nepal, China and India, • Photo provided • Photo provided Chamberlain said. Heavy harvest “They now had an Cultural interface Ethiopian students.in.the.country’s.capital.talk.with.Dr..Jim.Chamberlain.who.was. Jill Stichler.holds.grapes.grown.in.her.vineyard.at.Slaughterville.. there.with.engineering.students.from.the.University.of.Oklahoma.to.do.a.school.site. She. has. been. named. a. Significant. Woman. in. Oklahoma. Please see Africa, back page assessment. Agriculture.for.her.pioneering.efforts.in.the.state’s.viticulture. industry.

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The D.A.R.E. It’s magic Opinion...... 4A Purcell Register New truck on the Purcell Kiwanis go for sheriff’s sponsoring show. Society...... 6A ■ Deadlines ■ Contact us department. Neighbors...... 1B • News: 12 noon, Tuesday Obituaries...... 10A • Display Ads: 12 noon, Tuesday 405-527-2126 [email protected] • Classifieds: 11 a.m., Tuesday Classifieds...... 10B • Legal Notices: 2 p.m., Tuesday Pg..3A Pg..11A 2A-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, July 12, 2018 Newsmakers Education program at OCU Calling For candidates running for city council seat Candidates are frequently Meinders School of Business. are elected,” Agee said. “That elected to serve on city councils The Meinders School has would allow them to avoid all cooks OBU announces honor students and municipal boards across joined with the Oklahoma Mu- having to learn about the job at Three Heart of Oklahoma students were named to Oklahoma without a basic nicipal League, The Oklahoma the same time they’re making Peach of a Oklahoma Baptist University’s academic honor roll for understanding of city budgets, Academy and a variety of other important decisions that impact the spring 2018 semester. zoning laws, labor relations civic leaders across the state municipal government.” contest Sally Berry The President’s Honor Roll included , el- and a myriad of other issues to establish the Leadership & The program consists of Get to cooking up some ementary education and childhood education; and Connor public officials must address Public Administration Munici- seven modules held from 8:30 winning recipes. It’s near- Gantz , religion, both of Purcell. on a weekly basis. palities Certificate Program. It a.m. to 12:30 p.m. every Satur- ly time for the 42nd annual Lane Martin Named to the Dean’s Honor Roll was , In response to those con- is a series of weekend classes day from Sept. 8 through Oct. Stratford Peach Festival. health (clinical) track of Byars. cerns, Oklahoma City Univer- being offered this fall on the 20. While the courses will be And that means time The President’s Honor Roll recognizes students who sity is launching an innovative OCU campus, and to the rest taught on the OCU campus, for the 7th annual Peach achieved a semester grade point average of 3.7 or higher new program designed to of the state via live-streaming. they also will be available via Cook-off. on a 4.0 scale. educate citizens interested in “We need a program that will live-streaming at many career The competition is open The Dean’s Honor Roll acknowledges those who running for elected positions educate and prepare people for techs across the state. The cost to aspiring chefs of all achieved a grade point average from 3.4 to 3.69. The in municipal government, said the roles and responsibilities is only $250 per person for the ages. There are three cat- Bison Honor Roll recognizes part-time students who Steve Agee, dean of OCU’s of elected office before they entire certificate program. egories – cooks age 10 and completed between 6 to 11 hours with a grade point younger, those 11-17 and average of 3.4 or higher with no grade lower than a C. 18 and older. Entries must be turned Students honored at awards event in no later than 9:30 a.m. The 2018 SkillsUSA Championship was held in Lou- July 21. isville, Ky., June 27-28 with several local students par- Judging will begin at 10 ticipating. a.m. and the winners will Brandon Lambert of Blanchard, a student at Mid- be announced at 10:45 America Technology Center in Wayne, was awarded the a.m. high school bronze medal in Residential Systems Instal- Recipes must accom- lation and Maintenance. pany all entries. Receiving Skill Point Certificates were Savanna Sem- The cook-off is open to mler, from Blanchard, a student at Mid-America Technol- all manner of eats. There’s ogy Center, was awarded a Skill Point Certificate in Cos- but one caveat. Each dish metology; Benjamin Wilbourn, from Lindsay, a student must include at least one at Mid-America Technology Center, was awarded a Skill peach. Point Certificate in Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning Prizes will be awarded and Refrigeration; and Christopher Waters, from Noble through third place. and a student at Mid-America Technology Center, was Entry forms are avail- awarded a Skill Point Certificate in Telecommunications able on the festival’s Face- Cabling. book page, 2018 Peach John D. Montgomery • The Purcell Register Festival, Stratford, OK. Name change A parade will be at 5 p.m. July 19. Formerly the Norman Addiction Information & Counseling has changed its name to The There will also be a Virtue Center in honor of founding director Richard Virtue. The center, located in Purcell 5K run sponsored by the at 310 W. Washington Street,is a place of help and hope for people facing addiction and Stratford Little League NEWS mental health challenges. The Heart of Oklahoma Chamber of Commerce welcomed The Foundation. It is sched- from the Virtue Center with a ribbon cutting Tuesday morning. The center counsels over 2,000 uled to start at 6:30 a.m. groups, families and individuals annually. July 21. City of Purcell

Grass Clippings From: Code Enforcement We appreciate the hard work you do in keeping your property mowed. This is just a reminder that you are not allowed to deposit the clippings in the street or sidewalk. Please sweep them up or blow them back in your yard, not your neighbors or across the street. This not only makes the street and property look bad, the clippings wash into the storm drains, clogging them. This is a code ordinance 90-34. The fine is $249. Again thank you for maintaining your property. If you have any questions please feel free to call us at 527- 6561 or 527-4656. Visit us at: purcellregister.com Westbrook Gardens SENIOR LIVING FACILITY Purcell’s only Assisted Living Center

John Denny Montgomery • The Purcell Register Step climber Purcell Police investigated a two-vehicle and one bank building accident around 5 p.m. Tuesday July 3. Officer Todd Carpenter visited with McClain Bank President Steve Sherman after the vehicle climbed the stairs on the west side of the bank. The investigation into the mishap is ongoing according to the Purcell Police Department.

We appreciate your business! FREE LUNCH & For You and A Guest J J • Please join us for a delicious lunch Monday Cleaners through Friday anytime from 11am to 2pm. 501 S. Green • Purcell • Reservation required, please call 527-1365. 405-527-9119 • After your meal, take a brief tour of our facility. CUSTOMER APPRECIATION& 1215 Westbrook Blvd. • Purcell 10% OFF 405-527-1365 CurtainsJ & JDrapes Coupon good for curtains & drapes. Coupon must accompany incoming order. Charge customers mustCleaners bring coupon in with item. www.westbrookgardens.com Expires: July 21, 2018 THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, July 12, 2018-3A NEWS In Museum officials are sorry Required Brief for the inconvenience but appreciate your patience. Immunization All incoming seventh Community Legion grade students at Purcell Ju- nior High are required to get Coffee Auxiliary News a TDAP shot before they will The Heart of Oklahoma The American Legion Post 301 Ladies Auxiliary is taking be allowed to enroll. This is Chamber of Commerce a state requirement and must Community Coffee will be the month of July off and will not have the monthly luncheon be received before the start of held at 8 a.m. Thursday, the 2018-2019 school year. July 12, hosted by JaMakin due to many planned vacations. The next meeting will be The McClain County Me Tan. Health Department will be The coffee will be held at Monday, August 13, and the next luncheon will be Tuesday, open for those students need- 2208 N. Green in Purcell. ing to get their TDAP shot by Join chamber members for August 14. We appreciate all of the calling 527-6541. a light breakfast and some For more information, call • Photo provided lighthearted networking. support from members of the community and look forward Purcell Junior High at 527- Make sure you bring your 6591 extension 3304. On the road business card. to seeing you in August. As McClain County DARE officer, Deputy Scott Gibbons is driving this donated 2013 Ford F-150 Breaking Free extended cab pickup which sponsors have equipped to be a “cool” law enforcement vehicle. Indian Tacos Farmers Market Door of Hope is presenting Indian tacos will be avail- at Purcell Lake a new series “Breaking Free” able Friday, July 20, from 11 Harvest from the Heart Farm- on Thursdays at 6:45 p.m. a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Chicka- ers Market will be held from 5-8 The series will focus on Deputy driving in style saw Nation Senior Center, p.m. Friday, July 13, at Wacker breaking free of issues that 703 Sherri Classic Blvd., in Park at the Purcell City Lake. you are battling. ‘New’ DARE vehicle outfitted on a song Purcell at a cost of $7. The program meets at 920 Vendors are welcome. JeanneGrimes Deliveries will be made on S. Green Ave. in Purcell. For more information call The Purcell Register Perfection Graphics donated Tire – furnished the tires and a orders of five or more. 527-6561. For pick-up and delivery Lex Senior the wrap on the truck. Two of lift and level kit. orders or for more informa- Stuff the Bus Great things can – and do – their vendors pitched in with Wadley EMS helped with tion call 527-8855. Stuff the Bus will be Citizens Lunch happen, even with a $0 budget. donations of their own. the installation of emergency collecting school supplies July The Lexington senior And if you doubt that, look ECCO furnished emergency equipment. Back to 22-24 in the Walmart parking citizens serve lunch from 11 no further than the McClain lights and Decked provided a The logos of all the sponsors lot in Purcell. a.m.-12:30 p.m. on Wednes- County Sheriff’s Department utility storage container for the are displayed on a window. School Bash days and Thursdays for a DARE program for the proof. pickup bed. There’s room for more, too. The Heart of Oklahoma Supplies will be passed out at the Heart of Oklahoma Back $6 donation. To-go orders Or ask Deputy Scott Gib- New wheels came courtesy Gibbons hopes to find sponsors Back to School Bash will are $7. bons, the county’s DARE of Auto Image. be held Saturday, August 4, to School Bash August 4 from 5-8 p.m. in downtown Purcell. The lunch is open to the officer. Three tire companies – Jeter from 5-8 p.m. public and home cooked He’s driving around in the Tire, WW Tire and Hesselbein Please see DARE, page 7A The event will be located Any leftover supplies will be given to area schools. and served by the Lexington proof. in downtown Purcell. Senior Citizens. It all began when Henkels There will be free school Purcell The Lexington Commu- & McCoy in Norman gave the supplies, free food, games, nity Center is located at 131 department a 2013 Ford F-150 prizes and more. Summer Meals S. Main. extended cab pickup. THANK YOU Purcell Schools will serve “It came off their oilfield I would like to thank the voters of Museum News summer breakfast and lunch Purcell line,” Gibbons said. McClain County. I appreciate each The McClain County Mu- through July 27 at the elemen- And with only 170,000 miles seum and Historical Society NA Group one who cast their vote for me. I will tary school. on the odometer, there was continue to work hard toward the is open by appointment only. The meals will be served Purcell New Beginnings still plenty of usable life in We have lost our volunteer Monday through Friday with Group of Narcotics Anony- the vehicle. November election. A special thanks and are currently seeking vol- breakfast from 8-9 a.m. and mous meets Wednesday, “We believe it was well to those who supported my campaign unteers to keep our museum Friday and Saturday at 7 p.m. lunch from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. maintained,” Gibbons said. in many different aspects. open more frequently. Purcell Junior High will be The group meets at the “It appeared to be without any Patrons and visitors can available for a grab and go First Baptist Church in major issues.” I also would like to thank Chuck Spray for being an reach Pam Ellis-Hobbs at breakfast and lunch. Purcell. Well, technically, the depart- honorable opponent in this race. 527-8698 if they would like For more information call ment’s budget for the pickup a tour or research help. Sarah W. at (405) 816-9233. wasn’t exactly $0. The de- Sincerely, Glen Murray partment did pay for a county radio that was installed in the vehicle. And once that was done, there followed an outpouring of community support like you’ve never seen.

Sheriff Don Hewett left it FREE to Gibbons to accessorize the truck. And he set about doing just Family that with two goals in mind. One, the pickup would be easily identified as a law en- Magic forcement vehicle since when he’s not working as a DARE deputy or school resource of- Show ficer at Washington, Gibbons is a field deputy. BRING THE CHILDREN And second, Gibbons wanted the pickup to be a “cool” law enforcement vehicle that promoted the DARE program. Great Parsoni “I hope when families see Master of Illusion the vehicle working in the community, it gives them an opportunity to discuss the Friday, July 20 • 6:30 PM DARE program and drugs with Purcell Multi-Purpose Center Weaver Park their kids. SEATING IS LIMITED. Thus the transformation Please get your FREE TICKETS at the following locations: Jeanne Grimes • The Purcell Register Sonny’s Cafe, Bravos, Rubys, Double R Quick Stop, Heart of Oklahoma from oilfield truck to DARE/ Chamber of Commerce, Tyler’s Furniture, and American Abstract Meritorious service patrol vehicle began. Three detectives with the Purcell Police Department received meritorious service awards for bringing alleged kidnapper Floyd J. Ball Jr., to justice in April. Authorities were able to safely recover the reported victim. From left are Det. Sgt. Scott Stephens, Det. Lt. Kevin Austin and Det. Cpl. Gaetano Cipriano. Police chief Kevin Williams, right, presented the awards during a July 2 city council meeting. PRESENTS Grand Awards SHOW

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(USPS 450-620) Letters to the Editor Policy Established November 23, 1887 Published every Thursday at Purcell, 22 languages dot instructions 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. daytime phone number for verification purposes. Addresses and phone 225 W. Main Street • Box 191 numbers will not be published. Purcell, OK 73080 If anyone has a question of when another dog snatched our (405) 527-2126 whether or not the United States attention. 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] is a melting pot you only have Gracie got a call on her cell to purchase a Weber Stainless phone from older son, John Letters should be kept to a maximum of one (1) single spaced typed Steel Smoker Box to find out. Denny, that their 13-year-old letter-sized page. John D. Montgomery Editor and Publisher I received such an apparatus Pug, Gus, had gone AWOL. The Purcell Register reserves the right to edit any and all letters. for Father’s Day and upon ex- A downed fence to the west of Letters to the editor during any campaign cycle which seek to endorse Gracie Montgomery amining the instruction manual John and Emily’s property had a candidate or discredit another will not be published during the campaign Co-Publisher you couldn’t help but notice the taken a hit from wind storms cycle. Letters to the editor published in The Purcell Register do not instructions were written in 22 and Gus figured it out. necessarily reflect the opinion of the newspaper. John Denny Montgomery languages. After they looked in the Assistant Editor Every language known to neighbor’s back yard and saw mankind and then some. no signs of the fawn colored Vickie Foraker And the Weber-Stephen Pug, the search was on. Advertising Manager Product product is made in After more than 20 minutes Our Views Jeanne Grimes Palatine, Illinois. backwards Ns are a dead give of driving around the neigh- Reporter I wondered what the cost away) and even Danish but the borhood with some family ratio was to get the instructions others I had absolutely no clue. members out on foot, Gus was Wishful thinking interpreted in the 21 foreign It’s good to know all those spotted in the neighbor’s back Todd Newville We’re just about ready for the orange cones to be gone and Sports Reporter languages. countries have charcoal grills yard after all. this phase of GreenScape to be finished. The abbreviations for the and that they all use smoker No worse for wear every- This time last year we hoped the project would be wrapped David Stull languages in no particular order boxes. one went back to check point by December. Graphic Design are ES, FR, DE, FI, NO, DA, At least it’s good for Weber, Charlie. We find ourselves making the same wish a year later. SV, NL, IT, PT, PL, RU, CS, who makes and sells the boxes. We went back home and The finished product will hopefully look nice for years to Emily Montgomery SK, HU, RO, SL, HR, ET, LV jdm resumed our left over hot dog Graphics Technician come, but we kind of want our street back. and LT. We were right in the middle feast and finished the meal. We have learned one lesson from this whole experience – don’t I got Espanol, French, Ger- of having a left over hot dog Makes a pretty doggone Cathy Hanselman plant Mexican Fiesta Grass in the dead of winter. man, Italian, Russian (the from a July 4 cookout July 5 good story. Advertising Representative The Purcell Register Doris Caldwell Production Technician Rebecca Cypert Receptionist Tracy Tompkins News from Capitol hill Proofreader

Subscriptions Rates Including Postage: A nation defended well McClain, Cleveland and Garvin Counties ment of Defense and the mili- for $674.6 billion in total my district, which oversees of building a robust military $30 Congressman Tom Cole Other Oklahoma tary branches, in line with the funding. key logistics and maintenance is taking care of the service- Counties As the leader on the global National Defense Authoriza- This includes $606.5 billion for Air Force aircraft and ma- members themselves. This $42 stage, the United States is re- tion Act (NDAA). in base discretionary funding chinery. year’s defense appropriations Out of State entering an era of military pre- For the past two fiscal years, – an increase of $17.1 billion Also key to my district are bill delivers on that promise. $58 eminence. Our nation’s military each Defense Appropriations above the Fiscal Year 2018 programs like the Paladin PIM It provides for the authorized (No refunds on subscriptions) needs to be restored to advance bills has marked the largest in- enacted level. weapons system at Fort Sill 2.6 percent pay raise for our Entered as periodicals postage (USPS 450-620) America’s competitive military creases in defense spending in a Additionally, it ensures Army Post, which received troops – the largest pay raise at the post office in Purcell, Oklahoma, under the generation. These investments the military has adequate re- $150 million in funding. Ad- in nine years. Act of Congress of March 2, 1879 advantage to rival those of nation’s like China and Russia, will support the National De- sources to continue Overseas ditionally, the bill includes Furthermore, the bill in- POSTMASTER: Please send as stated in the recent National fense Strategy, and the goal to Contingency Operations and $92.4 billion for research and cludes $34.4 billion for the De- address changes to: Defense Strategy. counter growing global threats. the Global War on Terrorism development, which supports fense Health Program, which Box 191, Purcell, OK 73080 We now believe that the This year’s bill also includes efforts with a total of $68.1 bil- the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter, provides care for our troops, greatest threat to America is not provisions to innovate technol- lion in resources ranging from space security programs and their families and for retirees. Reaching Your terrorism, but the reemergence ogy, improve weapons and ma- operational needs, equipment, nuclear force modernization. Having a well-funded mili- of great power rivals like China chinery, expand troop numbers, personnel requirements and And to further the scope of tary is essential to our national Lawmakers and Russia. We need a military build training programs and support for key allies. the military, the bill allows for security and the protection of Senator not only designed to defeat provide for servicemembers The largest benefit of this $145.7 billion for procurement our democracy. When we cele- Paul Scott (R-43) terrorists, but to counter the and their families. It is a com- spending bill is that is restores to provide weapons, platforms brate the Fourth of July, we will State Capitol, Room 529-A modern militaries of Russia and prehensive piece of legislation military readiness to its high- and resources including 12 celebrate our beautiful nation 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd. Oklahoma City, OK 73105 China, and regional powers like that will support the need for a est levels. The bill provides Navy ships, 93 F-35 aircraft, that is defended by thousands (405) 521-5522 North Korea and Iran. robust, ready military. for $295.9 billion for troop 24 Super Hornets, 58 Black of men and women in uniform Congress has the respon- Overall, this year’s Defense training, vigorous maintenance Hawk helicopters and 66 that took the oath and sacrifice Senator sibility to rebuild and supply Appropriations measures is programs and base operations. Apaches. Lastly, the bill will to serve. We are forever grateful John Sparks (D-16) State Capitol, Room 529-B the U.S. military through the consistent with the NDAA for These funds are crucial to the fulfill the request for a 16,400 for their service, and will for- 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd. annual Defense Appropriations Fiscal Year 2019 and the 2018 day-to-day operations at places end-strength increase. ever continue to support their Oklahoma City, OK 73105 bill, which funds the Depart- Budget Agreement. It allows like Tinker Air Force Base in One of the fundamental parts mission and success. (405) 521-5553

Senator Rob Standridge (D-15) State Capitol, Room 429 Newsprint tariffs not good 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd. Oklahoma City, OK 73105 (405) 521-5535 By Matt Paxton raised their prices to match the A friend in the industry, who just an unnecessary impedi- The tariff question will be Representative Lexington (Va) News-Gazette Canadian price including the owns a paper in a much smaller, ment to a publisher who is pro- heard by the International Scott Martin (R-46) duties. The net effect to us is more rural community than viding what every community Trade Commission on July 17, State Capitol, Room 432-D I’ve been focused on several an 11 to 13 percent increase in Rockbridge, recently adopted a needs, and is brave enough to with a decision to be rendered 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd. Oklahoma City, OK 73105 bumps in the road of life re- the total printing cost of each new business model that relies embark on a new course to sometime in the early fall. (405) 557-7329 cently. Sometimes these things edition of The News-Gazette, more on subscription revenue keep the paper viable. Legislators from both sides will start running through my starting June 15. I totaled that than advertising. There are few That kind of collateral dam- of the aisle have said they are Representative head, particularly at 3 a.m., and up for a year, based on our businesses in her county – no age is what happens when opposed to these tariffs, and Bobby Cleveland (R-20) State Capitol, Room 325 I end up tossing and turning for average number of pages and supermarket, no auto dealer, simplistic solutions are applied have written to the commis- 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd. several hours. our current pressrun, and it’s mostly small mom and pop to complex problems, like the sion, or are scheduled to testify Oklahoma City, OK 73105 What helps me is to get up a substantial five-figure dollar stores. Her paper was already loss of manufacturing jobs in before it against the tariffs. (405) 557-7308 and make a list of solutions, amount. an outstanding community America. Neither of Virginia’s senators Representative or things to do the next day, We will find a way to deal newspaper, but she’s upped As worrisome as the added nor our congressman have Tim Downing (R-42) which often does allow me to with this, without cutting staff the number of pages, added costs are to already-strapped taken a position, though I know State Capitol, Room 300-A empty my brain of these wor- or the quality of the newspaper. content and more color, and community papers, there’s my calls and emails can’t be 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd. Oklahoma City, OK 73105 ries. I tell myself that I can’t do We’re looking at how to beefed up the paper’s website. word that the tariffs may cre- the only ones they’ve gotten (405) 557-7365 anything about these worries make the number of copies we Her subscribers get the ate shortages of newsprint, from constituents. at that hour of the night, but print as close to the number weekly paper and the website - and that smaller newspaper If this unfair tariff bothers Representative Claudia Griffith (D-45) it’s really committing them to we need for subscribers and for all that happens in between printers may not be able to get you, we’d sure appreciate it if State Capitol, Room 539 paper that helps me let go and our single copy purchasers. In the paper days -for $99 a year. an adequate supply to keep the you’d add your voice by calling 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd. eventually get back to sleep. other words, reduce the waste She was worried that she’d presses rolling. or emailing them. Oklahoma City, OK 73105 One thing that’s given me factor as much as possible. lose a lot of subscribers. This seems counter-intu- Regardless of whether you (405) 557-7386 a few sleepless hours in the We will also see how we can She shouldn’t have. Almost itive, because you’d think think The News-Gazette is a Read us on the web at middle of the night is some- increase our revenues to offset 85 percent of her subscribers higher prices for paper would good newspaper or a rag, com- thing I wrote about several this increase. Our staff is pretty have been renewing at the stimulate more production. munities need a local paper to www.purcellregister.com months ago; the tariffs being creative, and I’ve already been higher rate. They see the value The fact is, most of the paper keep citizens informed about

OKLAHOMA PRESS ASSOCIATION applied to the paper on which given some good ideas for in paper’s local coverage, and mills in the U.S. and Canada the important things - the BETTER NEWSPAPER CONTEST we print The News-Gazette. In promotions for the coming are backing that up by paying are already producing at ca- problems and the successes. SEQUOYAH AWARD March, additional duties were months. And, frankly, we hope for the outstanding writing and pacity. If this tariff foolishness isn’t WINNER 2017 levied on Canadian newsprint, our readers value what we do reporting that the paper offers. This confirms the argument overturned, there are commu- which increased the price 30 enough to pay a bit more for And even at the new rate, the we’ve made that the closure of nities around the country that percent over that in effect the a subscription. weekly cost is about the same American paper mills was due will lose their local paper. first of January. American That’s still cheaper per week as a large coffee shop java. to declining demand, not unfair And that’s never a good producers followed suit and than a cup of coffee! The tariffs on newsprint are foreign competition. thing. THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, July 12, 2018-5A Pinch pot class July 21 at Chickasaw Movies with Dave Council House Museum in Tish By David Stull The Chickasaw Nation will movements of the hand. Class topics include the host a community pinch pot The pinching technique Chickasaw language, finger Another week, another pair Nazis and their ilk is a long- together to uncover secrets class open to the public at no creates both the practical weaving, stomp dancing, bead- of movies. And this time they’re standing western tradition. from their past. charge from 1-3 p.m., Satur- form of the pot and the or- ing and painting. both continuations of well es- But it’s not. This movie is It hasn’t even been three day, July 21, at the Chickasaw namentation. Class size is limited and sup- tablished franchises. actually attempting to be a months since the last MCU Council House Museum, 209 The Chickasaw Nation has plies will be provided. One is about a dystopian semi-serious cautionary tale film and we already have an- N. Fisher, in Tishomingo. planned monthly community For more information or to future where one night a year on current events. other one. Pinch pots are a simple form arts and crafts classes for loca- register, call the Chickasaw people are allowed to indis- This film is trying so hard You got to give Marvel Stu- of pottery usually made of clay tions across south central and Council House Museum at criminately murder as they to be a timely message about dios credit, they sure do know and shaped with many small central Oklahoma all year. (580) 371-3351. please, the other features a tiny the recent rise of neo-nazis how to pump out movies. Paul Rudd. groups, and most of all, Donald This time though, the stakes Let’s get right to them, shall Trump’s presidency. aren’t nearly as high as they we? Forget the movie itself, were in Marvel’s last film, *** just look at the marketing. “Avengers: Infinity War.” Tour Chickasaw First up is You only need to go as far as Those looking for answers “The First one of the posters depicting a after “Infinity War’s” devas- Purge.” bright red ball cap with white tating climax sadly won’t find cultural and historical I n t h i s embroidered lettering saying much comfort here. precursor to “The First Purge.” Exactly like Like the previous “Ant-Man” “The Purge” Trump’s “Make America Great movie, this sequel is much sites at history camp series, the Again” hats. more of an action comedy, rise of a third It’s all about as subtle as a rather than just a straight super- The Chickasaw Nation will Chickasaw Council House and political par- brick to the face. hero flick. Something I don’t host a history camp from 9 a.m. Museum, Chickasaw White ty, the New The narrative itself is typi- mind one bit. to 4 p.m., July 18-20, touring House, Chickasaw National Founding Fathers of America, cal of what you’d expect from Paul Rudd is absolutely hi- historic sites in Tishomingo, Capitol Building, Boggy Depot leads to a controversial experi- “The Purge” franchise, though, larious throughout this movie. Durant and Atoka. and Fort Washita. ment. No laws on Staten Island considering it’s a prequel, it It almost feels like he’s channel- Participants ages eight-14 This event is open to the for 12 full hours. ends up being incredibably ing Ryan Reynolds’s Deadpool will enjoy activities including public at no charge, limited to Putting their theory to the unsatisfying. at times, only a more PG-13, stickball, fishing and kite flying 30 participants. Lunch will be STARTS THURSDAY test, that allowing people to By the end of this film, a family friendly version. as well as crafting stickballs, provided. vent all their aggression in one large amount of Purge survi- I especially loved the scenes arrows and fishing nets. To receive an application, or night, leads to a more peaceful vors know the entire event is with him and Abby Ryder Fort- Campers will meet at the for more information, contact society. a government conspiracy to son, who plays Rudd’s daughter Chickasaw National Capitol Lindsey Yochum with Muse- Oh, “The Purge.” Where do eliminate poor minorities and in the film. Building, 411 W. Ninth St., ums and Historic Sites, 580- I even start with these movies? said survivors plan to fight The relationship between the in Tishomingo every morn- 371-9835, or visit Chickasaw. There is something innately back. two of them feels so natural. It ing, then set off to tour the net/FtWashita. compelling about an alternative The problem? They obvi- was just plain adorable in the PG-13 reality where the United States ously fail. According to the first “Ant-Man” and it’s even decides to stop enforcing laws other films in the series, The more so here. HELD OVER one night a year. Purge continues on as a cel- And of course I have to men- Funding restored It’s a fascinating, if horrify- ebrated American tradition for tion Michael Peña, who abso- ing, concept. One that could the next 20+ years. lutely stole scene after scene have potentially made for a Hooray for the resistance? in the first film, and does the compelling movie. A single I can’t see recommending exact same thing here. to OCAP PG-13 compelling movie. this movie to anyone but the You know it’s going to be MOVIE SHOWTIMES: Now we’re up to number most loyal fans of “The Purge” a great time when Peña starts The Office of Child Abuse to submit new proposals for 7:30 EVENINGS four. series. telling stories. I was cracking Prevention (OCAP) will re- funding. 2 PM SAT & SUN MATINEES And beyond the first one, Even those looking for pure up before he even had a chance ceive $2 million dollars in For more information about CALL FOR DAILY INFORMATION: which ended up being more catharsis in gorey violence will to open his mouth. contract funding from the how you can be apart of Front- (405) 238-6358 / 238-7002 of a home invasion film rather most likely be disappointed. Another big highlight is the Oklahoma State Health Depart- line Family Solutions services NEXT TO TRAIN DEPOT than pure anarchy in the streets, The camera shakes around action. There’s even more fun ment (OSHD) for State Fiscal or ways to donate, please con- PAULS VALLEY these movies have basically so much you can barely see with resizing here than in the Year 2019 after funds were cut tact (405)-527-2424 or email ROYAL THEATRE been the same horror film over what’s happening at any given last “Ant-Man” movie. from surrounding non-profit [email protected] and over. moment. Not to mention the And it all comes together in agencies. You get a brief introduction to final action scene, where the a huge car chase scene through The money in contract fund- the main characters preparing filmmakers decided it’d be a the streets of San Francisco ing for the Office of Child for The Purge. Government of- great idea to light every set that incorporates just about ev- Abuse Prevention (OCAP) ficials going on camera saying with strobe lights. erything imaginable involving will be restored after funding how wonderful and necessary This movie wants to be a shrinking and growing. had been cut in late October of The Purge is for a peaceful clever commentary on current There’s so much creativity 2017 for State Fiscal Year 2018. society. events while also being an over- and so many interesting visuals, Through the OCAP fund- Then for one reason or an- the-top indulgent murder fest. I couldn’t help but have a huge ing in SFY 2017, Parents as other, our main characters are Perhaps a better filmmaker grin on my face the entire time. Teachers contractors served forced to face the horrors of could balance both those as- The overall story itself was 608 families in 26 counties. The Purge and slowly come pects in a way that doesn’t come perfectly fine, though it is pretty While the Oklahoma State to realize the whole event is a across as a complete farce, but typical for a Marvel movie. I Health Department (OSHD) fascist government conspiracy try as they might the people guess keeping powerful objects does provide three home to encourage underprivileged behind “The Purge” and all its and technologies out of the visitation models under the African-Americans to kill each sequels just haven’t been able hands of baddies never really MIECHV grant (Maternal, other. to cut it. gets old. Infant, and Early Childhood That’s the entire premise of “The First Purge” is rated R. I hope you like techno Home Visiting grant), some these movies. That The Purge *** mumbo-jumbo though, be- families may not meet the eli- is what would happen if neo- The other cause this movie is chock-full gibility requirements in order to nazis came to power in the movie this of it. So many minor details be apart of that specific grant, United States. week is “Ant- and explanations sailed right which is where the Office of These movies are dripping Man and the over my head. Child Abuse Prevention comes with anti-fascist and anti-white Wasp.” The plot does revolve around into play with the PAT program. Monday thru Thursday supremacy commentary and In this lat- quantum mechanics and the The restored funding will (July 23, 24, 25 & 26) nowhere has that been more est chapter of quantum realm though, I guess provide for up to 10 contracts 7 PM to 8:15 PM apparent than in this latest film. the Marvel confusion comes with the ter- that will be awarded follow- In fact, they practically knock Cinematic ritory. ing review of Requests for Wayne ChurCh of Christ you over the head with it. U n i v e r s e Regardless, the movie never Proposals (RFP) that must be 302 W. Henderson I have zero problems with (MCU), Scott Lang aka Ant- gets too bogged down in the submitted as part of the SFY Wayne, OK 73095 movies that depict fascists, rac- Man (Paul Rudd) is back. In the details. For the most part this 2019 budget process. State ists, white supremacists, white aftermath of “Captain America: is another light-hearted, family law requires interested parties nationalists, and neo-nazis as Civil War,” Scott grapples with friendly superhero film. scum of the earth. the consequences of his choices If you enjoyed the first “Ant- If that’s who you want to as both a superhero and a father. Man,” I don’t see any reason make the villains in your film, As he struggles to rebalance you wouldn’t like this one too. I’m all for it. his home life with his respon- It might not please Marvel The problem I have with sibilities as Ant-Man, he’s fans eager for a follow-up to these movies, this latest one confronted by Hope van Dyne “Avengers: Infinity War,” but most of all, is their anti-fascist (Evangeline Lilly) and Dr. for those just looking for a commentary is so overt and so Hank Pym (Michael Douglas) continuation of Paul Rudd’s over-the-top, you can’t take it with an urgent new mission. antics as Ant-Man, this should seriously. Scott must once again put on the satisfy just fine. If this were a comedy that’d suit and learn to fight alongside “Ant-Man and the Wasp” is be one thing. After all, satirising The Wasp as the team works rated PG-13.

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Jeanne Grimes • The Purcell Register Lake swim An adult and three children enjoy the waters of Purcell Lake on a hot day. The recently opened 405-703-3843 swim beach at the lake has had a good response and the city’s Parks and Recreation Department is in the process of enlarging the beach. 6A-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, July 12, 2018 The Purcell Register Society It’s a Small World

Gracie Montgomery

Here’s another reminder many children’s stories, and about McClain County Op- combine that with her talent eration Christmas accepting as a cello player to add music donations for “Christmas in to the presentation. July.” Yeaman is an award-win- Any items for McClain ning classical cellist who has County Operation Christmas appeared in numerous library may be dropped off at The activities in the past. She is Purcell Register, 225 W. an active soloist, chamber Main. musician, freelance orches- Monetary donations may tra musician, music outreach be sent to Darrell Ford at advocate, fundraiser and P.O. Box 756, Purcell, Okla., teacher. 73080. The program is geared to • Photo provided For more information on ages 11 and under and their Golden anniversary Christmas in July, contact caregivers. Peggy Christian at 990-4001. Registration is not required Mary and Bob Schneder will celebrate their 50th wedding *** in advance to attend. anniversary today (Thursday), July 12. The couple married Happy birthday to Tony *** July 12, 1968, in Clinton County, Ohio. They own and operate Christian, Sean Michael Purcell Schools will serve Handlebar Saddle & Leather Repair in Purcell. Braden, John Schmitz, summer breakfast and lunch Kenslee McKiddy, Robert through July 27 at the elemen- Snell, Rowan Ardery, Daniel tary school. Chaveez, Tanner Clouse, The meals will be served • Photo provided Golden occasion Tony DiRienzo, Eduardo Monday through Friday with Sewing camp project Reyes, Erika Romero, Mary breakfast from 8-9 a.m. and Couple married 50 years ago today Flueckiner, Regina Hayes, lunch from 11:30 a.m. to 1 Aubrie Walkup, Washington 4-H, presenting her casserole Ohio transplants Robert They own and operate Han- Kelly Lambdin, Brian Luna, p.m. carrier and hot pad following the McClain County OHCE sewing McKenzie O’Connor, Teresa Purcell Junior High will be camp. (Bob) and Mary Schneder will dlebar Saddle & Leather Repair celebrate their golden wedding in Purcell. Jones, Michelle Field, Curtis available for a grab and go anniversary today (Thursday), Prior to moving to Purcell, Jones, Brianna Wade, John breakfast and lunch. July 12. he was an electrical engineer. Croslin, Sophia Farrow, *** McClain County OHCE They exchanged vows July He also was a blacksmith and Charlene Fluke, Ted Idleman, The Purcell Public Library 12, 1968, in Clinton County, did saddle and leather repair. Amber Page, Wesley Lindsay, continues to offer its resources Ohio. Tobias Wilson officiated. She retired from mortgage Blake Riley, Yvonne Roberts, and the knowledge of an expe- organizes sewing camp Schneder, a native of Mar- banking after 23 years. Dawn Howard, Josh Pollard, rienced genealogy researcher tinsville, Ohio, is the son of In addition, they also owned Pam Beller, Sheri Enox, Ali- in a series of Genealogy Help McClain County OHCE creations. Robert and Sarah Schneder. a drive-through carryout. son Wells, Sondra Richards, programs on Wednesday hosted a sewing camp for all The first day was the junior The former Mary Ellen They have two sons, Adam Arveda Rollins, Brad Kaiser, afternoons that the library is McClain County youth. sewing day, ages eight-11. The McClanahan is the daughter Russell Schneder of Norman Amanda Ewing and Chuck open during July. The camp was three full days kids made potholders and cas- of Clayton and Irene Mc- and Jason Christopher Sch- Montgomery. Sessions will be held from at the McClain County Exten- serole carriers. They brought Clanahan. She is a native of neder of Wilmington. *** 2 to 4 p.m. on Wednesdays, sion Office. Many boys and their own fabric with seasonal Wilmington, Ohio. They also have three grand- Harvest from the Heart July 18 and 25 in the Meeting girls showed up to make new patterns. They had the second The couple attended Wilm- children, Austin Russell Sch- Farmers Market will be held Room of the library. day to finish their project and ington High School and Sch- neder, Jay Alan Schneder and from 5-8 p.m. Friday, July 13, Participants can bring their present them. neder also attended the Uni- Haley Ann Schneder, all of at Weaver Park at the Purcell specific questions or just learn Youth, ages five-eight hand versity of Cincinnati. Wilmington. City Lake. more about starting their fam- stitched teddy bears while the Vendors are welcome. ily research and about all the juniors finished their projects. For more information call resources the library has to Once each group was done Dale Bunn, City Manager, at offer. the juniors participated in the Cellist presents stories, 527-6561. Ages 18 and up may partici- fashion revue. *** pate, and no advance registra- They were judged on their It’s a fun lesson about the tion is required. neatness, creativity and pre- songs, tunes and tales serious topic of fire safety. *** sentation. A grand and reserve “Stop, Drop and Roll” comes Here’s a great recipe for grand champion was chosen. The Purcell Public Library ages 11 and under and their to the Purcell Public Library at your summer harvest. For the juniors, Aubrie Walk- welcomes cellist and storyteller caregivers. Registration is not 10:30 a.m. Thursday, July 12. Summer Squash Bake skin so soft up of Washington was the grand Erin Yeaman for an afternoon required in advance to attend. It’s part of the library’s 2 small zucchini, thinly sliced bath oil champion and Duke Moore of “Tunes & Tales,” at 10:30 Sponsors for this year’s annual Summer Reading Pro- 1 small yellow squash, thinly of Wayne was the reserve a.m. Tuesday, July 17, at the Summer Reading Program gram for children and fami- sliced Now Available C&D Satellite Systems champion. One senior, Brooke library, 919 N. Ninth St. are the Anne and Henry Zar- lies, with activities planned 4 eggs Bollinger of Blanchard, won Yeaman will voice a variety row Foundation, Friends of throughout the Pioneer Li- 1/2 cup Miracle Whip Dressing Treasures the senior competition with a of characters in re-enacting the Library groups, Hitachi brary System. 1/3 cup Kraft Grated Parme- homemade coat. many children’s stories, and Computer Products of America Professional firefighters san Cheese Gift Shoppe The final day of sewing camp combine that with her talent Inc., Institute of Museum and will give an up-close lesson 1 cup Kraft Finely Shredded 405-527-0847 was for the seniors. They had as a cello player to add music Library Services, the Pioneer in fire safety, giving advice Italian* Five Cheese Blend BRENDA DEGER more challenging projects to the presentation. Library System, Pioneer Li- and actions for both children 1 small onion, chopped Independent Sales Representative such as a casserole carrier with Yeaman is an award-winning brary System Foundation, Son- and their parents or guardians 1/2 cup chopped green pep- Hours: Monday - Friday 9 am - 4 pm Saturday 9 am - 12 noon handles and an apron with built classical cellist who has ap- ic – America’s Drive-In, Corp., to follow to protect against pers in pot holders. peared in numerous library the Oklahoma Department of fires, what to do if there is 1/4 tsp. each salt and black activities in the past. She is an Libraries and the Oklahoman a fire and what to do if your pepper active soloist, chamber musi- Newspapers in Education. clothing should catch on fire. Heat oven to 375°. cian, freelance orchestra musi- For more information, visit This is part of the Safe Kids Cook zucchini and yel- cian, music outreach advocate, the library, call 527-5546 or go series of programs and is low squash in large skillet LET OUR fundraiser and teacher. online to www.pioneerlibrary- geared to children age 11 and sprayed with cooking spray The program is geared to system.org/purcell. under and their caregivers. on medium heat 5 minutes or Registration is not required until crisp-tender, stirring fre- in advance to attend. quently. Remove from heat. For more information call Whisk eggs and dressing insurance the library at 527-5546. in large bowl until blended. *** Stir in Parmesan. Add zuc- The Purcell Public Library chini mixture and all remain- welcomes cellist and story- ing ingredients; mix lightly. professionals teller Erin Yeaman for an Spoon into 8-inch square afternoon of “Tunes & Tales,” baking dish. give a review & free quote today. at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, July 17. Bake 35 to 40 minutes or Yeaman will voice a variety until center is set and edges • Home • Farm of characters in re-enacting are lightly browned. • Auto • Business Randy Harris, owner

Harris Insurance Group “We love insurance...so you don’t have to!” 111 W. Main • Purcell, OK 73080 405-527-3966 • www.inspros2.com THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, July 12, 2018-7A From page 1A Vine: them,” she explained. it successful through hard work bison and kept a garden. Stichler worked her vines for and determination.” When Stichler was 11, her a few years before getting her Indeed, what began as a mere family relocated to Norman. first harvest. hobby has become a lasting She went on to the University of Once they were producing, legacy in the Oklahoma grape Oklahoma where she majored in she harvested grapes for both industry. zoology with minors in botany her own juice making and for Seen as a modern-day pio- and chemistry. the winery. neer in Oklahoma viticulture, She graduated college in the “I just kept adding vines,” Stichler was elected the first middle of the Vietnam War, and Stichler said. “Now, I have 4 female president of the Okla- immediately went to work as acres of Merlot, Chardonnay, homa Grape Growers and Wine a logician at Tinker Air Force Riesling, and Muscat Canelli Makers Association in 2003. Base. Her work was tracking grapes.” She was also a founding high speed anti-radiation mis- Today, Stichler is also a 25 member of the Oklahoma Grape siles. percent partner in the Canadian Industry Council with Gene It was at Tinker that she met River Winery. Clifton and an early member of Lt. Col. Richard Stichler, a Until very recently, she has the Made in Oklahoma Coali- C-130 pilot. When he received maintained the vineyard on her tion, with which she continues orders for California, the two own, with little manual labor to be involved. married. Stichler transferred help from others. Though it was truly a hobby her logistician work to the U.S. John Denny Montgomery • The Purcell Register However, there is one time for Stichler, she also wanted to Navy. of year that Stichler has always help others receive the educa- As military life goes, they Repairing a landmark welcomed all the help she can tion and resources they needed moved again to Washington Lloyd Beaudion uses a boom to repair the southeast corner of the Love Hotel Tuesday. The get and she calls on family and to become successful and al- D.C., and there Stichler went to Historic hotel was damaged during a severe storm May 20. friends to help with the harvest. low the industry to flourish in work for the Naval Air Systems “It’s a big family event,” Oklahoma. Command and eventually the Stichler said. “I couldn’t do it She was responsible for secur- National Weather Service. Kiwanis Sneakers Drive July 16-31 without them.” ing three Specialty Crop Block While in the Baltimore area, Juice making can sometimes Grants – one for an economic she also earned a masters degree “I’m so glad that you have out sneakers, broken flip-flops ber of Commerce or McClain be a more complicated and deli- impact analysis of the industry in administrative science from this shoe drive! Last week I and duct taped soles. Bank in Purcell. cate process than wine making, in Oklahoma, another for a Johns Hopkins University. spent my own money to pur- Kiwanis works annually with Donations will be accepted because the grapes cannot get vineyard quality survey, and the Only seven years into their chase shoes for a little one who community support to provide from July 16 to 31. above a certain temperature or third for setting up the wine lab marriage, Richard died at the needed it and I was prepared to where there is true need. The The community is also in- they will start to ferment. at Oklahoma State University age of 48 after a battle with do it again this week, but I’ll Heart of Oklahoma Kiwanis vited to Kiwanis meetings on This makes the entire process Food and Agricultural Products lung cancer. call you instead!” Club serves the youth of Purcell, the third Monday of each month of growing, harvesting and pro- Center. It was losing Richard that These words were spoken by Washington and Wayne. from 6-7 p.m. in the McClain ducing extremely time sensitive. Stichler worked closely with motivated Stichler to come back an anonymous public school The club is asking for dona- Bank community room. Stichler soon became an in- FAPC and credits Dr. William to Oklahoma and be close to worker when she learned about tions of new sneakers or funds Questions about Kiwanis fluential person in the industry McGlynn for his role in assist- her family. the Kiwanis Sneakers Drive. to provide sneakers to local or the Sneakers Drive can be because of her passion, as well ing her personally, as well as She stayed with the National The same words have been families in need. Anyone may directed toward secretary Sa- as her knowledge. establishing the wine lab. Weather Service until 2001 spoken by many caregivers of drop off donations at the Purcell mantha Carlson at CarlsonS@ She studied viticulture and Appointed by Gov. Brad when she retired and put her children as they witness worn Public Library, Purcell Cham- purcellps.org. enology at Grayson County Henry, she was the first woman full attention and heart into her College not long after planting to serve on the advisory FAPC vineyard. her first vines. board. She remained on the Stichler’s passion is what has Over the years, Redland board for six years. kept her going despite obstacles Chickasaw Nation cooking shows Juice Company has received To many, Stichler is a shining with her health and Mother numerous awards and accolades example of how someone can Nature. The Chickasaw Nation the public and demonstrate a.m. and noon. for juice varieties and Stichler be successful in learning and A recent tornado blew the roof “Get Fresh!” cooking show healthy cooking for the entire Classes on Bean Boot Camp continues to take great pride in mastering a new trade. off her home of 25 years, but left will present making healthy family. are set for Tuesday, July 17, at her work today. She did not grow up in the her vineyard untouched. choices programs at the Purcell Leave with recipes, nutrition 10 a.m., noon and 6 p.m. and “Jill is an amazing business viticulture industry. “There is nothing in life like Nutrition Services site, 1530 education and new ideas to Thursday, July 19, at 10 a.m. woman,” said her sister, Sharon She and Sharon grew up on harvesting the fruits of your Hardcastle Blvd. cook healthier every day. and noon. Harrison. “When she sets her their family’s cattle ranch in labor to be sold or shared with These exciting cooking Classes on Brunch Time are For more information call mind on a project, you know Creek County. In addition to friends, family and neighbors,” shows are free and open to set for Thursday, July 12, at 10 527-6967. she will find a means to make cattle, her family also raised Stichler said.

Jeanne Grimes • The Purcell Register Staining the base Jake Turner, 8, watches as Jennifer Fourcade attaches a ring to the wooden base of his keyring. Turner, from Rosedale, was among participants in Tweens Rockin’ Keychains at Purcell Public Library. Fourcade is community engagement manager with Pioneer Library System. DARE:From page 3A for new bumpers and bed cover and updating some “interior issues.” “There’s been tremendous community support in and out of the county that support our program and what we’re trying to do with kids in our community,” Gibbons said. The department currently has school resource officers at Washington and Dibble. In a few weeks, a third SRO will be added at Mid-Amer- ica Technology Center. Gibbons would like to see a second DARE officer with $ 00 Combo w/ another flashy ride. 12 side & Drink Anyone wanting to make Expires 07-31-18 a donation for the DARE pickup can contact Gibbons 2234 N. Green, Purcell • www.pigstands.com • (405) 703-3000 at the sheriff’s department, Sunday – Thursday 11 AM - 9 PM • Friday & Saturday 11 AM - 10 PM 527-2141. 8A-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, July 12, 2018 3rd Annual Pauls Valley Opry in the Park a success last Saturday

The July night could not have David Smith lived up to his tainly must have taken a shine been better for the 3rd Annual billing with John Anderson’s to this little gal! Becca kept Pauls Valley Opry in the Park! “Seminole Wind” followed the holiday spirit going with The weather was beautiful with by George Strait’s “The Love the Martina McBride tune, just a country breeze whisper- Bug.” “Independence Day” and then ing through the trees in Wacker Ray Deviney is in the Pauls added a little bluegrass-gospel Park. It set the mood for a most Valley Opry Hall of Fame and number, “On the Right Side.” memorable night as the “Stars his performance was truly ex- Anne Young is one of those of the Pauls Valley Opry” ceptional. Ray got the crowd gals that you could listen to all shined ever so bright. going (with a little help from night long. She made everyone Molly Herrod was our first our very own amazing guitarist, sit up and take notice and cling guest to appear on stage and Charlie Archer) with “Johnny to every word of the song en- she sang straight from her soul B Good” and then he took us titled, “Hold My Hand.” Then with tunes such as “When I Call to church with “Where Could took the crowd “to the lake”, Your Name” and “You Don’t I Go.” so to speak, when she belted Even Know Who I Am.” The “Sweetheart of the Pauls out “Pontoon.” Country boy coming home to Valley Opry” Becca Herrod Missy Rude is truly one of the his roots in Pauls Valley, John was amazing! The Lord cer- best female vocalists around. Missy rocked the house with Motown hits as “Heatwave & “The Weight.” This little lady packs a punch when she steps onto the stage. Wiley Winters, the “Gentle Giant” of the Pauls Valley Opry, was superb as he melted the crowed with hits such as “Don’t Take It Away” and “Danny Boy.” For the finale of the 3rd Annual Pauls Valley Opry in the Park, Wiley sang the Elvis Presley classic, “An American Trilogy.” Wow! What a way to end the night! Even with the last note, you could sense the heavens open up to give Wiley a listen! Horn players Keith Huitt, Stephen McCleskey and Wiley Winters, along with the Opry’s Memory Makers Band helped to make the show a special night of music. The next show will be at the Pauls Valley High School Au- ditorium on Saturday, August • Photo provided 4, when guests will be Jae L. Jeanne Grimes • The Purcell Register Stilwell, Mike Deviney, Cut- Guest performer ter Elliott, Annie Weast, Terry Staining the base Cutter Elliott will be back on stage at the Pauls Valley Opry Wilson, Cathy Lake and Mary Ten-year-old Leona Hickman of Norman stains the base for a keychain during an activity July Saturday, August 4. The show begins at 6:30 p.m. at the Pauls Battiata along with MC John 5 at Purcell Public Library. Valley High School auditorium. Williams. Purcell Senior Citizens By Fredda Perry

Summer did get here and we and Friday, July 13, starting at summer meals. The nutritionist have had some hot and humid 8 a.m. and lasting until 3 p.m. has been trying some meals that thank you days. We are probably in for We have several eight foot are more summer friendly. We several more before the cool tables for sale. We have also had have several new menus that we of fall shows up. We probably several new donations. Come believe you will enjoy. have at least two more months by and check out the items in Menu for the week of July of humid sticky days. Take care the sale. Please do not leave 16-20: Wadley’s and don’t stay out in the heat donations on the patio without Monday—Tuna salad or pi- of the day. Drink lots of water calling Hester at 990-1840. mento cheese, vegetable soup, WALNUT CREEK and stay inside in the heat of Thursday is bingo day every coleslaw, crackers, banana cake EMS ANIMAL HOSPITAL &PET RESORT the day. week. Bingo starts promptly with frosting. Just a reminder. If you are at 10 a.m. Everyone needs to Tuesday—Enchilada cas- Darryl Ford planning on eating at the senior be in their chair at 10 a.m. so serole, Tex Mex rice, ranch Attorney at Law center it is necessary to call the games can begin on time. beans, tortilla chips, gelatin and make a reservation by 8 Everyone is a winner before with topping. a.m. that day or the afternoon we are finished. Wednesday—Fried chicken before. This is necessary so the If you know someone who salad, fruit, crackers, dressing, cooks can get a correct count needs help with their noon meal cinnamon rolls. Hair & Co. for lunch. Call Donna or Evelyn at their home, call the Delta Nu- Thursday—Barbecue pol- Eats&Drinks at 527-9462. trition Center at 527-9462 and ish sausage, potato casserole, The word from the District ask for John, the site manager. green beans, bread, chocolate ASCOG office is we will not Need a place to have a special pan pie. Ted Cox CPA PLLC have any more budget cut days. event? The center is available Friday—Salisbury steak, CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT The only time we will be closed for $70 a day. If you’re inter- baked potato, California mixed will be for our regular holiday ested call 527-5070 and ask for veggies, bread, oranges and The days. Fredda or Hester. bananas. Purcell The senior garage sale for this You may have noticed our Thought for the Week: You Register week will be Thursday, July 12, menu has changed to more get to be someone important every day: You! for sponsoring PROCEEDS Rosedale WILL BENEFIT gathering By LaVelta Williams Purcell Rosedale Reporter Rosedale friends and class- mates enjoyed a nice meal and High School fellowship at Rubys Inn and SOLA Farm & Equipment Auction Services Restaurant June 23. Marching Southern OK Livestock Auction is pleased to announce our Honoring the fourth Sat- new SOLA Farm & Equipment Auction Services. We are very urday in June were John and excited to expand our ways of serving our community. Our plan LaVelta Carothers Williams Band is to have two consignment sales per year, plus take SOLA on of Benbrook, Texas; Bill and the road to your location to do Farm & Equipment Auctions. Betty Hays Johns of Rosedale Joe McGowen will be heading up operations. Joe is known for and Pete and Marie Davenport his honesty and integrity. We can also provide Farm & Ranch Holland of Oklahoma City. & Real Estate Auctions through Joe McGowen Real Estate & There were several who were Auction. If you are needing to have an auction please give us unable to be present for various a call! We want to serve our customers in any way possible. reasons. Lexington Joe McGowen – Manager We appreciate Rubys for Joe McGowen – Broker & Auctioneer making the reservation so Show Choirs Cell: 405-401-8820 / Home: 405-484-7391 beautiful. Eddie Wollenberg – SOLA GM Cell 580-399-9391 Look forward to seeing you next year! Kristin Bottom – Office: 580-235-2055 THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, July 12, 2018-9A Chickasaw, Choctaw artists bring top work to “Ikbi” partnership Greenwood. Also painter Bill Hens- ley; painter Brenda Kingery, potter Joanna Underwood- Blackburn, textile and garment maker Margaret Wheeler; carver and painter Dustin Mater, and blade smith Daniel Worcester. Joining them are Rena Smith, an Oregonian who Jeanne Grimes • The Purcell Register is a puckered-toe moccasin maker and expert on an- College diploma cient Chickasaw garments, Michael Williams, an inmate at Lexington Assessment & Reception Center, received his footwear and pigment dying associate’s degree in liberal studies from Rose State College during a graduation Friday at techniques; Paula Loftin, a the prison. With Williams from left are Warden Jeorld Braggs Jr., Mary Gann, principal/college photographer specializing in coordinator at LARC, Dr. Jeana Ely, school superintendent for the Oklahoma Department of Indian and Western-themed Corrections, and deputy warden Rick Whitten. image-making. Also E. Dee Tabor, an artist who excels in many genres particularly jewelry; Richard Veteran’s Corner SH 9 Thomas, a master woodworker MarilynHiggins and restoration expert. For The Purcell Register claims. Your donations can be sent And Mike Larsen, an Okla- Veteran Corner volunteers to: Veterans Corner; P.O. Box homa Hall of Fame inductee, The Fourth of July com- will hold another parking lot 722160; Norman, OK 73070- painter and sculptor; Ben memorates the adoption of the sale, in October 11-13. 8635 or you may call Jerry Bax- White, a former fireman who Declaration of Independence on Look in your storage sheds, ter at (405) 833-0773 to set-up now uses flames for pottery July 4, 1776. attics, and garages for items you a recurring monthly donation. aesthetics and Kelley Lun- From 1776 to the present day, wish to donate. Donations online can be made • Photo provided sford, an artist working in sev- July 4th has been celebrated as Each Thursday until the sale at www.veteranscorner.net. Ikbi partnership eral media, primarily textiles. the birth of American indepen- date, there will be a trailer on-site Contact Veterans Corner with Choctaw artists include dence, with festivities ranging at Veterans Corner which will be any questions or comments at Chief of the Choctaw Nation Gary Batton and Chickasaw Nation Carole Ayers, painter; J. Dylan from fireworks, parades and used to store any donated items. (405) 387-5070 and visit their Governor Bill Anoatubby welcomed a large crowd of artists, art Cavin, painter and ledger artist; concerts to more casual family Please remember to mark a website at veteranscorner.net lovers and officials for a joint art show June 29. “Ikbi: Chickasaws Karen Clarkson, a Prescott, gatherings and barbecues. price on each item. Clothing or Facebook Page at facebook. and Choctaws Sharing Our History and Culture Through Art” Ariz., painter; Chester Cowen, We hope as you celebrated will not be accepted. com/VeteransCornerInc . features 35 artists and is on exhibit at the Oklahoma Hall of who excels in bead work. and enjoyed the festivities. We Very special appreciation Transportation Available Fame Gaylord-Pickens Museum through September 22. And Norma Howard, paint- hope you kept in your heart and goes to those “Veterans Help- Veterans Corner has three vans er; Paul King, painter; David mind that America is the home ing Veterans” volunteers who available to transport veterans The Chickasaw and Choc- The exhibit will run through Lawrence, painter, Gwen of the free because of the brave. contribute many hours each to their medical appointments. taws nations held a VIP recep- September 22 at the state hall Coleman Lester, painter; Veterans Corner, Inc., on week supporting the cause. If If you need help getting to tion June 29 to showcase an art of fame, 1400 Classen Drive. Brenda Mackey, painter and State Highway 9 West, is open you would like to be a part of or from a medical appointment exhibit featuring 16 Chickasaw The show marks the second Laurie Moore, a Peoria, Ill., Monday through Thursday from this awesome organization, drop please contact Fred Zacher (405) and 19 Choctaw artists. time in one month the Chicka- painter. 8 a.m. until noon. in and talk to Benny Crowe on 779-3693. “Ikbi: Chickasaws and saw Nation has celebrated a Other ChoctawSAT., artistsJULY in- 21Also, • NOON on the third Saturday, any Thursday SAT.,morning JULYor call 21There • isNOON never a charge for Choctaws Sharing Our His- public showing of artwork by clude Lauretta Newby-Coker, July 21, Veterans Corner will him at (405) 641-2555. these services but donations are tory and Culture Through Art” Chickasaw citizens. who specializes in stained be open from 8 a.m. until noon. Veterans Corner is located at always appreciated. officially opened May 31 at A VIP and artist reception glass; Edmon Perkins, pottery; However, please notice that 3805 SE 44th St, Newcastle, OK We are also in need of another the Oklahoma Hall of Fame was hosted at Fred Jones Jr. Veterans Corner is closed for Chris Reiger, painter; Nancy 73065, about two miles west of volunteer Callto help about transport buying vet- Gaylord-Pickens Museum in Museum of Art on the Univer- Rhoades, painter; Jane Semple all federalCall about holidays. buying or Interstate 35, Exit 106, on the erans. consigning. or consigning. Oklahoma City. sity of Oklahoma campus June Umsted, painter. Veterans Corner is focused on north side of State Highway If you are interested in vol- The leaders of both tribes – 7 for “Visual Voices,” an all- And D.G. Smalling, a painter providingFind us ongoing on Facebook support and 9 West. Veterans Corner is a unteering,Find please us on Facebook contact us. Chickasaw Nation Governor Chickasaw art exhibit which who specializes in a unique servicesAll vet to work veterans done by and their 501(c)(3) nonprofit organiza- We wouldAll love vet towork have done you by join Bill Anoatubby and Chief of runs through September 9. style of painting, his brush, families.DR. LD Barker tion; all gifts are tax deductible. our team. DR. LD Barker the Choctaw Nation Gary Bat- Several artists featured at once on the canvas, is never The goal is to provide veter- ton – were on hand to welcome “Visual Voices” also are dis- taken off it; Floyd Gene Smith, ans with the benefits they have a large crowd of artists, arts playing works at Ikbi. a metal art sculptor; Bobby earned, by directing them to the Tulsa Doctor patrons and tribal officials. They are California jew- Von Martin, a Fresno, Calif., support and services they need, “Ikbi” means “to create” elry designer Kristen Dorsey; painter and Carolyn Bernard which allows them to obtain the Can Restore in both the Chickasaw and textile artist and weaver Tyra Young, a Weatherford, Texas, dignity they deserve. Your Sex Life. Choctaw languages. Shackleford; painter Brent potter. Veterans Corner continues to discover new ways in which they may expand their reach and Offi ce Visit connect veterans with members Chickasaw Nation nursing career of the community who can help, & All Testing without ever charging for any Only $199 of the support or services made fair open to the public Saturday available. • ED Treatment by licensed • 30 min. 1 hr. or up to 90 min. ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION STAY IN CONTROL Oklahoma Physicians. Social Security salutes all The Chickasaw Nation will Native American applicants • Surgery Center • ED Treatment by licensed Oklahoma • 30 min. 1 hr. or up to 90 min. OUR • Our prescription medications veterans for their service and Physicians. PHYSICIANS OFFER PERSONALIZED work when the pills and herbals fail. SOLUTIONS TO FIT YOUR NEEDS. host a nursing career fair from are welcome. • Chickasaw Nation Medical • No surgery, no pills, no herbals. • Our prescription medications work • sacrifice. On July 12, there will when the pills and herbals fail. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Wednesday, Managers will be available Center Outpatient Clinics • Private & discreet. • No surgery, no pills, no herbals. be a representative at Veterans • See results on your fi rst visit or your • Private & discreet. July 18, at the Chickasaw for interviews and able to hire To complete an application FORCorner MORE from INFORMATION the Social & Security fi rst visit is free - GUARANTEED. 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Feature is optional and subject to terms, conditions and availability. Safe Driving Bonus won’t apply after an accident. Patent pending. Allstate Fire and Casualty Insurance Company: Northbrook, IL. © 2009 Allstate Insurance Company 10A-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, July 12, 2018 Weekly Chickasaw language classes open to public at no charge The Chickasaw Nation will of years, passed on to new gen- offer community Chickasaw erations orally. It is viewed as language classes 6-8 p.m., a gift from the ancestors. Thursdays through September. In 1994, the estimated num- Classes are open to the public ber of fluent Chikashsha- at no charge at the Chokka’ Ki- nompa’ speakers was less than limpi’ building, 3200 Marshall 1,000. Today, there are less than Ave., in Norman. 75 fluent speakers, with the vast Classes are planned for July majority older than age 55. 12, (Tuesday) 17 and 26; Au- Several programs and servic- gust 2, 9, 16, 23, (Tuesday) and es have been established by the 28 and September 6, 13 and 20. Chickasaw Nation to revitalize Location is subject to change, the language. To learn more and if so students will be noti- about available programs and fied weeks in advance. services, visit www.chickasaw. Instructor Jason Eyachabbe, net/chickasawlanguage. education coordinator for the A self-teaching tool called Chickasaw Nation, will lead the Chickasaw Basics can be found class in gaining a deeper under- online at anompa.chickasaw. John D. Montgomery • The Register standing of Chikashshanompa’ net or downloaded as an app (the Chickasaw language). on the iTunes App Store. The Party’s over Students will bolster their app features hundreds of fully Too pooped to pop. Chickasaw vocabulary and vocalized Chickasaw words Firecracker stands all through learn about the history and along with phrases, songs and the area were coming down culture in which the language videos. last week as the July 4 holiday is rooted. For more information or to came and went. Classes will consist of com- register for the class, contact mon words and phrases, lan- instructor Eyachabbe at (405) guage engagement activities 343-2158. and also Rosetta Stone videos For more general Chickasaw and lessons. language inquiries contact The The Chickasaw language the Chickasaw Language Purcell Register was the primary language of Revitalization Program, 580- Chickasaw people for hundreds 272-5318. Obituaries Courthouse News The following persons have been under $5000. charged by the State of Oklahoma Joetta Meyer vs. Jeff Taliaferro, with traffic or other violations or have small claims over $5000. Nadine Sue Carothers Cochran Shirley Kaye Harmoning filed other court actions in McClain Civil Nadine Sue Carothers Cochran, 85, passed away June Shirley Kaye Harmoning died June 30, 2018 in Lexington County District Court between June OneMain Financial Services, Inc vs. 15, 2018 at Southeast Memorial Hospital in Houston, at the age of 66 years 9 months 28 days. Funeral Services were 28-July 4, 2018. Kenneth R. Pennington, civil action Texas. Funeral services were Friday, June 29, at 11 a.m. at held at 10 a.m., Thursday, July 5, 2018 at the Wadley’s Funeral Traffic $10,000 or less. None filed. Capital One Bank N.A. vs. Daniel Deer Park Church of Christ, Deer Park, Texas. Minister Chapel. Interment followed at Hillside Cemetery, entrusted Misdemeanors L. Foster, civil action $10,000 or less. was Michael Reed. to the care of Wadley’s Funeral Service. Online condolences Krispun D. York, possession of Capital One Bank (USA) NA vs. Nadine was born March 7, 1933 to Wal- may be made at www.wadleysfuneralservice.com. CDS - marijuana. Matthew Warren, civil action $10,000 ter Lee and Ida Mary Hickok Carothers of Shirley was born September 2, 1951 to Calvin and Marjorie Andrew J. Dixon, possession of or less. Rosedale, Oklahoma. Nadine graduated in Sue (Ramsey) Bennett in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. She CDS - marijuana. Capital One Bank N.A. vs. John T. Linda M. Cooley, DUI. Parrish, civil action $10,000 or less. 1952 from Rosedale High School. was raised in Lexington, graduating from Lexington Schools Jonathon B. Phillips, protective Capital One Bank (USA) NA vs. She was employed three years at Home in 1969. Shirley worked for the Lexington School system as order violation. Shiloh S. Broce, civil action $10,000 State Life Insurance Company. The build- the Director of Food Service for many years, before retiring Christian A. Lopez, DUI - drugs. or less. ing later was the Journal Record Building in 2016. Tiffany R. Rouse, possession of Discover Bank (Discover Card) vs. and is now the Oklahoma City Memorial She loved spending time with her family, especially her grand CDS - methamphetemine. Patsy C. Raper, civil action $10,000 Tanner B. Brunkhurst, possession or more. Bombing Museum. Anyone with Nadine at the museum, babies. Shirley enjoyed helping kids, which is what lead her of CDS - methamphetamine. Natalie D. Teeter vs. Charles D. she was able to tell of many memories and the location of to working in the school system. She also enjoyed puzzles, Isaac A. Bowers, trespassing after Buttry, civil action $10,000 or more. her desk. sewing, gardening, and attending family reunions. Shirley conviction while being forbidden. First United Bank and Trust Co vs. Sue liked to travel. Her first vacation was with a friend, always kept track of what her children and grandchildren were Marty R. Thompson, possession of Andrew Harless, civil action $10,000 Laverne Calhoun, and sister, LaVelta Carothers Williams, involved in, and enjoyed hearing about their accomplishments CDS - methamphetamine. or more. Felonies Marriages Filed to Colorado. and activities. She especially enjoyed attending her grand kids Dwayne M. Brazell, bringing Everett K. Mann, 67, of Newcastle Nadine married Veldon Orson Cochran December 30, ball games. contraband into jail/penal institution. and Diana S. Schultheis, 66, of Yukon. 1955. Together, they reared two children, Diana Susan and Shirley is preceded in death by her father, Calvin Bennett; Dewade L. Wright, DUI - drugs. Frank C. Rohrbaugh, 45, and Rena Michael Orson. Veldon, being in the Navy, they lived in and her mother, Marjorie Bennett. Small Claims J. Wallace, 43, both of Blanchard. Jacksonville, Florida. Veldon was killed in an accident while Survivors include her son, Micheal Harmoning and wife, Michael E. McElderry vs. Thomas Divorces Granted K. Bivens, forcible entry and detainer None filed. hiking in Colorado October 2, 1988. Nadine remained in Courtney; son, Kevin Harmoning and wife, Amy; daughter, their home in Jacksonville until she found herself alone. Maranda Smith and husband, Vincent; daughter, Tammi She moved to Houston to be close to her daughter, Diana Harmoning and husband, William; sisters, Sandra Farley and Cochran Mayhew, and family. At this time her son, Michael husband, John, and Linda Williams; brother, Philip Bennett History Center Cochran, was in the United States Marines. and wife, Sherri; her five grandchildren, Zachary, Madison, Nadine remained faithful to her Lord until death and McKinley, Miklyn, Dylan; her grand dogs, Samson, and loved her family and had to be both mother and father to Happy; and many other relatives and friends. opens newest exhibit her two children at very early ages. Nadine loved everyone The family would like Shirley’s love for children to continue and was known for her smile and never feeling sorry for to inspire others in helping, so they have asked that, in lieu Celebrating “Oklahoma!’ anniversary herself. She will be missed by family and all who knew her. of flowers, a backpack full of school supplies be donated in The Oklahoma History Cen- Based on the 1931 play Nadine was preceded in death by her husband, Veldon her name to the Lexington Schools. They can be dropped off ter’s newest exhibit, “Rodg- “Green Grow the Lilacs” by Orson Cochran; her parents, Walter and Ida Carothers; at the funeral home, or the Lexington Police Department. ers & Hammerstein’s ‘Okla- Claremore, Okla., native Lynn brother, Willis Daniel Carothers; brother-in-1aw, V.E. homa!’: The Birth of Modern Riggs, “Oklahoma!” was the Hames; son-in-law, David Allen Mayhew and nephew, John Wadley’s Funeral Service, Inc. 303 W. Washington • P.O. Box 903 • Purcell, OK • (405) 527-6687 Musical Theatre and a New first musical written by the leg- Edward Daugherity. Image for the State,” celebrates endary team of Richard Rodg- Nadine is survived by her daughter, Diana Susan Cochran the 75th anniversary of the ers and Oscar Hammerstein II. (Mayhew) -Eignus and her husband, Kenneth; son, Michael Brian Keith Kirkland Broadway production’s debut. Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Orson Cochran, wife Cris; four granddaughters, Alyssa Ma- Memorial services for Brian Keith Kirkland, 35, will be held The exhibit opens on Thurs- “Oklahoma!” began a new era rie Mayhew, Sarah Jean Mayhew Macleod, husband Sean, at 11 a.m. Saturday, July 14, 2018 at Wadley’s Funeral Cha- day, July 12, and may be viewed in American musical theatre. It Elena Michelle Cochran and Megan Noel Cochran; two pel, entrusted to the care of Wadley’s Funeral Service. Online during the History Center’s also began the most successful great-grandchildren, Iris Mackaylynn and Jeremiah John condolences may be made at www.wadleysfuneralservice.com. normal hours of operation, songwriting partnership that MacLeod; four sisters, Wanda Hames, LaVelta Williams, Mr. Kirkland died June 23, 2018 in Rosedale. Monday through Saturday from Broadway has ever seen. husband John, Bonnie Osborne, husband Jim, and Doris He was born July 20, 1982 in Norman, the son of Keith and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Before their collaboration, Daugherity, husband Ralph; eleven nieces and nephews; Janet (Jennings) Kirkland. Rodgers and Hammerstein nineteen great-nieces and nephews and two great-great- Brian is survived by his parents, Keith and Janet Kirkland; worked successfully with nephews; plus numerous relatives and friends. spouse, Jessica Morris; daughter, Ashlyn; and sisters, Teresa Kirkland and Carrie Fielder and husband, Curtis. To other partners. In 1942 Rich- ard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart Wadley’s Funeral Service, Inc. 303 W. Washington • P.O. Box 903 • Purcell, OK • (405) 527-6687 Tim Ulin were highly successful, having written musical comedies that were praised for their wit and Clifford Dean sophistication. Funeral services for Clifford Dean, 86, of Newcastle were held Dale Williamson A decade prior, Oscar Ham- Memorial services for Dale Williamson, 65, of Lexington will July 11, 2018 at the Newcastle First Baptist Church. Interment merstein II enjoyed similar suc- be held at 10 a.m. Friday, July 13, 2018 at the Wilson-Little was at the Washington Cemetery under the direction of the cess writing innovative operet- Funeral Home Chapel. Services will be under the direction of Wilson-Little Funeral Home in Newcastle. tas that consistently reshaped the Wilson-Little Funeral Home in Purcell. Mr. Dean died July 7, 2018 at his home. the art form. “Showboat,” his Mr. Williamson died July 5, 2018 at his home. He was born on Dec. 8, 1931 in Plaska, Texas, near Memphis, 1927 collaboration with Jerome He was born on July 26, 1952 in Lindsay, the oldest of three the seventh of seven children born to Brock Meyer Dean and Kern, is highly regarded as a children. Dale was raised by his mother, Joyce Gwendolyn Riley Beulah Ellen (Berg) Dean. July 16th will be 24 years landmark in American theatre and stepfather, Gene Peltier. Survivors include his wife, Jimmie Dean of the home in since you left us. We still have history. Survivors include his mother, Joyce Peltier of Lexington; Newcastle; son, Steve Dean of Norman; daughter, Carol Thomp- the emptiness of you in our “Oklahoma!” premiered on children, Chuck Williamson and wife, Shelly, of Yukon, Kenny son and husband, Gary, of Newcastle; three grandchildren; five hearts. Life will never be the Broadway at the St. James Eugene Williamson of Pampa, Texas, and Chance Williamson of great-grandchildren and two sisters-in-law, Myrna Dean of same without you. Theatre on March 31, 1943, Lubbock, Texas; sister, Jackie McAlpine of Lexington; brother, Mission, Texas, and Lavell Dean-Becker of Memphis, Texas. and closed after 2,212 perfor- Kenny Williamson of Paden, Okla., and four grandchildren. Memorials may be made to the Newcastle FBC Building Fund. Always Love mances on March 29, 1948. Online condolences may be made at wilsonlittle.com. Online condolences may be made at wilsonlittle.com. & Miss You, Wilson-Little Funeral Home • 127 S. Canadian • Purcell • 527-6543 Wilson-Little Funeral Home • Newcastle Mom & Dad Please see Exhibit, page 11A THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, July 12, 2018-11A Chickasaw Nation plans public stomp dances and classes The Chickasaw Nation will nity Center, 907 Locust St. miles northeast of Ada on offer stomp dance classes Sulphur’s classes are state Highway 1. Watch for open to the public at no planned for July 19, August 2, the Kullihoma exit signs. charge through September in 16 and 30 at the multipurpose Stomp dancing has deep Ada, Ardmore, Sulphur and building on the north property roots in the Chickasaw cul- Tishomingo. of the Chickasaw Cultural ture, as it does with most Multiple public stomp Center campus (a left turn southeastern tribes. dances are also planned, before the main exit of the There are still different presenting students with cultural center) 867 Cooper dances for various occasions. opportunities to use what Memorial Drive. The Chickasaws remember they’ve learned in a welcom- Tishomingo’s classes are their dances for their spiritual ing environment. planned for July 24, August nature, yet they have become Classes are 6-8 p.m. and 7, 21 and September 4 at the mainly social today. No mat- will cover the basics of stomp Chickasaw National Capitol ter the type of dancing, it is al- dancing. Building, 411 W 9th St. ways an opportunity to come For Ada, stomp dance Public stomp dances are together as a community. classes are planned for July planned 8 p.m. to 1 a.m., Men sing stomp dance 12, 16, August 9 and 23 at August 25 and September 28 songs in a call-and-answer the Ada Chickasaw Nation at Kullihoma. For July 21, a format, following a male Jeanne Grimes • The Purcell Register Community Center, 700 N. stomp dance is planned from song leader, who often sets Mississippi. midnight to 6 a.m. at Kul- the dance rhythm using a Laser watchers Ardmore’s classes are lihoma. Dances will include handheld shaker made of Amy Hickman and her daughter, Leona, watch as a laser cutter etches a grand piano design planned for July 18, 31, Au- traditional song and dance, materials like the horn of a into wooden keychain bases. The Hickmans, from Norman, attended a recent Tweens Rockin’ gust 15 and 28 at the Ardmore food and fellowship. bull or turtle shell. Keychains event at Purcell Public Library. Chickasaw Nation Commu- Kullihoma is located seven Wo m e n e n h a n c e t h e rhythms with shakers worn From page 10A on their legs. These shakers are often made of turtle shells, Exhibit: deer toes or milk cans. Set in Indian Territory just “Oklahoma!” counteracted The Oklahoma History Social dances often have after the turn of the 20th centu- this image with its lively mu- Center is located at 800 animal-themed names, like ry, the spirited rivalry between sical comedy that, despite a Nazih Zuhdi Drive in Okla- the gar fish dance and the the local farmers and cowboys few fight scenes that include homa City. It is open Monday snake dance. Each social provides the backdrop for the an accidental death, portrayed through Saturday, 10 a.m. to dance has a fun and unique love story between Curly, a romance, laughter and a spirit 5 p.m. technique. handsome cowboy, and Lau- of joy in direct contrast to the For more information, The gar fish dance, for ex- rey, a beautiful farm girl. storyline of “The Grapes of please visit www.okhistory. ample, has dancers line up, The title of the History Wrath.” org/historycenter. alternating male-female, into Center exhibit makes refer- a circle formation. ence to a “New Image for the Dancers move in one big, State.” In 1939 John Stein- Walgreens Homeland continuous rotation. When Joe’s Wines and Spirits beck published his Pulitzer Alameda St. NE 12th St. ✮

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• Photo provided A Polar The magic of Parsoni Blll Crawford, who performs as Parsoni, brings his magic show KALI: Bear’s Tale to Purcell on July 20. The free show is sponsored by Purcell Kiwanis Club. AUTHOR: CAROLYN MUELLER | ILLUSTRATOR: JEREMY PATTON & JAYNE BALLEW Mastering magic Chapter Three: When the men arrived in Point Lay, the villagers Kiwanis hosting family magic show were quite surprised by a polar bear cub. “Let’s take him to the Police Hall, where he’ll be warm and Master of Illusion Bill Craw- as Parsoni. James wiggled through the den’s small opening into comfortable,” James said. The North Slope Borough, ford will entertain locals at a He is a charter member of a larger chamber. Snuggled in the back, he saw a tiny, the government entity responsible for much of Northern family magic show on July 20. Professional Magicians of Okla- white, male bear cub. Admission to the show, which homa and is a certified master At birth, nearly four months earlier, he weighed just Alaska, was contacted. The government biologists made is sponsored by Purcell Kiwanis magician. two pounds and was a helpless, blind, and almost hairless fast arrangements for the little cub to be flown to the Club, is free. He delivers on a promise to little creature. After months of nursing his mother’s rich larger town of Barrow the next day. But seating in the Purcell provide “an evening of magic, milk, he’d grown to a roly poly 18 pounds. His eyes “He needs a name,” James’ friend said. “Before he Multi-Purpose Center at Weaver mirth and mystery.” were wide open, and a fuzzy, white coat covered his leaves Point Lay.” Park is limited so it’s best to get As a professional magician body. tickets now. since 1984, he has performed Those are available at Son- across the United States. Ask Zoo ny’s, Bravos, Rubys, Double R Crawford has written three Quick Stop, Heart of Oklahoma books – “Quest of Self” is a Keeper Julie Chamber of Commerce, Tyler’s personal religious philosophy; Furniture and American Abstract. “Mysteries of Illusion” and Do polar bears eat pen uins? Show time will be 6:30 p.m. “Magic Mysteries and Haunted g Crawford, a Disciples of Christ Places” are about a magician Polar bears are only found in the Northern minister, author and motivational who uses his magic to solve hemisphere/polar region, while penguins are speaker from Noble, performs mysteries. only found in the Southern hemisphere. Polar bears and penguins do not live together. How many polar bears Photo Credit: John Gomes, Alaska Zoo are there? Noble Health It is believed there are about 20,000-25,000 “I’m not going to hurt you. I’m going to take you polar bears in the wild. Rapid loss of sea ice is home,” James said. “Just don’t bite me.” the primary threat to the stability of polar James scooped the cub up, holding him tight. Care Center bear populations. Where caring makes the difference. He moved quickly, pulling the tiny cub out of the den’s warmth and into the cold. Wrapped in James’ Newspaper CountrySetting arms, the little bear blinked in the weak, Arctic sunlight. FocusedonPerson-CenteredCare James mounted his snowmobile, cradling the polar Connections YourFamilyWillBeTreatedLikeOurFamily! bear cub like a puppy. The two men zoomed across the ice. James soon realized the 40 miles to Point Lay Use the weather map in the 110BedLong-termCare/SkilledFacility was too far for the small cub. His fat reserves were not newspaper to check the ComeforaTourAnytime enough to protect him from the wind chill. temperature in Alaska and your Accepting: They drove across the tundra and soon pulled up to town. Collect and graph this a hunting cabin. Inside, James found a pair of ski pants. information over several months Medicaid•PrivatePay•RespiteCare The men tied the legs of the pants together to create a and make comparisons. AnnaDiaz,Administrator pouch just big enough for a polar bear cub. Snuggled Dr.RickSchmidt,MedicalDirector in the windproof polyester, up against James’ chest, Come see us today at 1501 N. 8th Noble, OK (5 minutes south of Norman) the cub would be warm enough to make it through the journey. Now sheltered from the wind, the bear dozed as Fax (405) 872-4174 the snowmobile roared across the landscape. (405) 872-7102 © 2018, Missouri Press Foundation 12A-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, July 12, 2018 From page 1A Africa: urban water infrastructure, mosquito nets, occasional loss block construction is done in Ethiopian culture, and the of electricity, clothes-washing country. workings of an NGO. by hand, and cool weather with They then assisted a solar Midway through the trip, rain each day. power vendor who installed students took a weekend off to The first 10 days were spent panels for the Maternity Block enjoy Lalibela in the northern preparing for the Women’s at Saint Monica’s in Gulu. This Ethiopian highlands, a vil- Peace Conference hosted by installation means when the lage known for its rock-hewn the OU Center for Peace and electricity is out, Sister Jimmie churches and peaceful moun- Development. Rose and her staff of midwives tain vistas. They then traveled More than 70 women from can still deliver babies and as- to Lake Tana and hiked to the various parts of northern sist the mothers in labor who majestic Blue Nile Falls, which Uganda attended. come from the local area for mark the eastern branch of the These were women affected this service that is offered at waterway that joins the White in one way or another by the minimal charge. Nile in Sudan to become the Ugandan civil war (1981-86) The students also dug trench- famous Nile River flowing or its social aftermath. es and filled plastic pop bottles north to Egypt. The students were greeters to be used as bricks for a new The ancient monastery on a and recorders during the dis- patio for the restaurant at Gulu. lake peninsula is beautifully cussions in which women felt Their final project was to painted and holds an important free to talk about their current do a solar power design for all collection of 14th- to 20th- challenges, as well as hopes for the new buildings that were • Photo provided century wall paintings, crosses the future. being constructed at the Atiak and crowns that will one day be After the Conference, stu- orphanage – a clinic, a primary Well done displayed in a big new museum. dents spent time in collecting school, and new orphan homes. Young Ugandan children gather around a hand pump well that was repaired by University of Students were able to com- their own thoughts and emo- The last day was spent at Oklahoma engineering students and Dr. Jim Chamberlain. plete the surveys a few days tions, while also preparing Paraa Wildlife Park where ahead of schedule and complete two reports on the Conference students saw elephants, hip- arrangement with the Ethiopian of Jonathan Witt, environmen- ited every latrine stall, drinking comprehensive reports for each outcomes. pos and crocodiles on a river government to assist in tal science major, and civil en- water and hand washing sta- school site. Over the next two weeks safari to Murchison Falls, as upgrading the hygiene facilities gineering majors Anna Myers tion, and conducted water flow Eric Stowe, founder and CEO the students divided into their well as giraffes, gazelles and, for children in public schools and Emma Coggin. rate and water quality sampling of Splash, received the 2017 respective disciplines of engi- yes, even lions on a land safari throughout the capital city The third team led by Jordan and analysis. They also made OU International Water Prize neering, education and city and that same day. – nearly 500 schools!” he Campbell, a civil engineering sketches of each school site. for his work to bring clean regional planning. Perhaps the most valuable continued. “The OU team graduate student, included “Many of the schools were water and sanitation to children Chamberlain led the engi- part of this trip was the building volunteered to spend an entire Diana Phan, environmental grossly under-served by way in need throughout the world. neering students in several of relationships between the month to help conduct the site engineering major and Amanda of water and sanitation infra- The five engineering students worthwhile projects. OU students and the various assessments for a large share Elmendorf, civil engineering structure,” Chamberlain said, spending the month in Uganda They first repaired a broken Ugandans that they met and (more than 150) of the schools – major. explaining the World Health were Audry Yu, environmen- hand pump at a well in the or- worked with – the Sisters, to evaluate current conditions, The teams “struck out on Organization (WHO) recom- tal design; Adella Kuster, phanage at Atiak. The popular the female students at Saint help prioritize the schools, and their own after an initial series mends a maximum ratio of 75 environmental engineering; hand pump is used by local Monica’s, the women who make recommendations as of training sessions, armed students per toilet, while Splash Jordan Bryan, environmental villagers who rely on this for came for the Peace Conference, needed.” with only an interpreter, an strives for 25-35 per toilet. engineering; Yocelin Piedra, safe drinking water. the artists and seamstresses in The students worked in three electronic tablet, and plenty But some schools had only civil engineering and Taylor The students then visited the Gulu, and the men who worked teams – one led by Chamber- of smiles,” Chamberlain said. one toilet per every 100-300 Huizenga, geography and sus- farm plot whose current resi- the farm and orphan facilities. lain included Tamara Scott, Schools were still in session students and teachers! tain ability. dents are mostly cows, goats The students wrote journal environmental engineering and the children were eager to “There was rarely any soap at They were part of a 16-mem- and a couple of chickens. They entries and gave personal major, and Brandon Brooks and flock around the strange visi- the hand washing stations, and ber team to be hosted by Sister saw the brick-making machine reports about this incredible Jaclyn Willis, civil engineering tors that they called “China,” often the water was not even Rosemary Nyirumbe and her in operation and learned how cultural experience. majors. not strange as the Chinese were flowing on the school site,” religious order, the Sisters of Another team was comprised the only visitors many of them he said. “Many improvements the Sacred Heart of Jesus. From page 1A had ever seen. were thus needed.” The group experienced “all The engineering students In addition to making friends the joys of Ugandan life,” Conger: spent time first interviewing the with Ethiopian drivers and Chamberlain said, ticking off Project from 1936-37, Conger to become an assistant foot- principal and/or vice principal translators, students also gained cold showers (when the water Field is widely considered one ball coach, head basketball for each school. Then they vis- valuable experience both in was running), sleeping under of the most unique football coach and head track coach at stadiums in the long history McMurry College in Abilene, 2805 N. 9Th, PUrCeLL of Oklahoma High School Texas. 405-527-6484 Football. After returning to Oklahoma, Patriotford.Com Fans still sit in the bleachers Conger also introduced the T- on the same side of the field formation at Oklahoma City’s Pre-owned that is loomed over by Red Hill. three powerhouse schools. He Conger Field’s official grand did it while serving as head 2007 Ford F-150 opening was held Friday Sept. football coach at Capitol Hill One Owner, Local Trade 16, 1938 when the Dragons and Classen and also while christened the field with a 45-0 serving as assistant coach at $11,700 victory over Lexington. the now defunct OKC Central Historians believe there were High School. a few games played on the field Conger retired from coach- 2014 Chevy as it was being constructed. ing at OKC Classen in 1953 Corvette While he was in Purcell but continued to teach as a Local Trade, 6,700 Miles Conger was known as one of faculty member at both Clas- the most innovative offensive sen and Northwest Classen for 2010 Lincoln MKX minds in Oklahoma School many years teaching math and One Owner Football History. He was instru- physics. mental in the introduction of the Conger was inducted into the T-formation to all of Oklahoma Oklahoma Coaches Associa- $12,900 High School Football. tion Hall of Fame in August 2014 Jeep Wrangler Conger left Purcell in 1941 of 1981. Unlimited, 4x4, Auto From page 1A $25,595 Teachers: Oklahoma Legislature. 2018-19 school handbook and 2013 Ford Fusion The salary for a teacher with voted to base the school calen- PW, PL, Cruise a bachelor’s degree maxes out dar on hours, not days. at $53,063 after 30 years in the Midkiff pointed out the dis- $8,950 classroom. trict closed the fiscal year June The salary range for teachers 30 with about $50,000 more in 2005 Ford F-150 with master’s degrees ranges carryover. Leather, Loaded from $38,647 for no classroom “I feel that is good consider- experience to $55,018 for 30 ing we lost over $100,000 in $9,950 years experience. state aid,” he said. “The state Those with doctorates, but no continues to have great eco- 2016 VW Jetta experience, will start at $40,061 nomic growth. I am optimistic Leather and max out at $57,483 after that it will carry on during the 30 years. next school year.” Superintendent Jason Mid- Tyler Graves, construction $14,995 kiff told the board that the manager, said work will start teacher pay raise will be next week on the foundation for 2013 Durango SXT fully funded after Oklahoma the new fieldhouse at Conger Clean Taxpayers United announced Field. they wouldn’t pursue another Plans are to erect a net to keep $18,995 petition drive to set aside new the football out of the construc- taxes to pay for the salary hike. tion area during practices and 2013 Chevy Tahoe The Oklahoma Supreme games. One Owner, Loaded Court had earlier tossed the He anticipates opening bids group’s initial petition. for the new junior high school $27,900 Midkiff called the teacher on August 16 and said the goal pay raise bill a “first step.” is to “start turning dirt” for that 2014 Chevy Malibu “Our ills are not all cured,” on September 4. Local Trade he said, pointing out that the New hires approved by the state board of education in June board included Merilee Debus, $9,984 approved a record number of elementary school teacher; emergency certificates. Angela Terry, intermediate 2013 Chevy Camero “It will take a little while for school teacher; Justin Stanton, Auto, V-6 us to see the (teacher) applicant junior high band director/high pool start to increase,” he said. school band assistant director, In a brief meeting, the board and Kathy Gregson, school $16,900 also approved changes to the bus driver. The Purcell Register B Thursday • July 12, 2018 • Area News • Church News • Classiﬁeds purcellregister.com Neighbors SECTION McClain County 4-H’ers take part in Citizenship Washington Focus By Trisha Gedon what it would be like as a teen Town Hall Meeting. In ad- in the Amish culture and din- dition, delegates participated Members of the Oklahoma ner at The Amish Experiences in educational workshops 4-H Youth Development near Lancaster, Penn.; and a and assemblies designed to Program recently had an op- tour of the Liberty Bell and increase their awareness of portunity to have the nation’s Independence Hall in historic civic responsibility. capital serve as a living class- Philadelphia, Penn., before “Our delegates are im- room as they took part in the arriving at the National 4-H mersed in the culture and 2018 Citizenship Washington Youth Center. history of Washington, D.C., Focus. “This is such a valuable trip and they really gain a better A group of 44 Oklahoma for our youth because they’re understanding of how our 4-H’ers and adults traveled to learning the importance of government works and learn the National 4-H Youth Center citizenship and the history of skills to implement their new near Washington, D.C., to our country,” she said. “Citi- knowledge at home,” Taylor participate in CWF, which is zenship is a key component of said. 4-H’s premier leadership and the 4-H Youth Development Steven Baringer, past pres- citizenship program for high Program, and experiences ident of the State Leadership school students. such as this helps enrich their Council and former 4-H’er Chardee Carpenter, from Blanchard 4-H and Taylor • Photo provided Elliott from Newcastle 4-H We offer many learning opportunities in were members of the 2018 Junior High Cheer CWF delegation. 4-H, but this trip takes it to another level. Back from camp are junior high cheerleaders, front row, from left, Kailynn Helton, Payci Cathleen Taylor, state lead- Constant, Kylie Hamilton and Gracie Pruitt. Middle row - Kaylee Stephens, Avery Wren, ership and citizenship special- — Cathleen Taylor, State 4-H office Annistyn Raper, Kylie Gish and Carol Lair. Back row - Camdyn Frankenberg, Allyson Goforth, ist with the State 4-H Office Katlynn Tamez, Allison Pendley and coach Angie Wren. at Oklahoma State University, said CWF is an opportunity citizenship activities at home. from Murray County, is for 4-H’ers to learn how to be Seeing these historical sites in serving as a delegation pro- citizen leaders and make a dif- person is a wonderful oppor- gram assistant for CWF this We’ve got spirit, how bout you? ference in their communities. tunity for these club members. summer. “We offer many learning They’ve seen pictures and read Sightseeing always is Purcell Junior High Cheerleaders back from camp opportunities in 4-H, but this about them in their history popular and included trips At the NCA camp at The Herkie Award for spirit and Payci Constant were chosen trip takes it to another level,” books, but this gives them a to Mount Vernon, Capi- University of Oklahoma in sportsmanship, won two Ex- as “NCA Pin it Forward” Taylor said. “Not only did we chance to experience our na- tol Building, Washington mid-June, Purcell’s Junior cellent Ribbons, Spirit Stick, cheerleaders. sightsee on the drive to CWF, tion’s history in person. Even National Cathedral, Na- High Cheerleaders walked off four All-American nominees Other members of the squad but once we arrived, we expe- our delegates who have been tional Archives, National with several top awards. including Avery Wren, Kaylee include Kailynn Helton, Kylie rienced a behind-the-scenes to Washington, D.C. before Holocaust Museum, Lincoln They were awarded the Top Stephens, Annistyn Raper and Hamilton, Kylie Gish, Carol look at our nation’s capital, learn new things during CWF.” Memorial, Jefferson Monu- Junior High-Middle School Gracie Pruitt. Lair, Allyson Goforth, Katlynn participated in hands-on learn- While in Washington, D.C., ment, Vietnam Veterans Game Day Cheer trophy, voted Camdyn Frankenberg and Tamez and Allison Pendley. ing activities and created new the group took part in a Memorial, World War II friendships with 4-H’ers from mock Congressional session Memorial, Martin Luther around the country.” in which they wrote bills King, Jr. Memorial, several The road to the nation’s and passed legislation. Tori of the Smithsonian Museums capital included stops in St. Booker, Jackson County and much more. Louis, Mo., for a tour of the 4-H’er, served as emcee for “They also had an opportu- Gateway Arch; a certified the Congressional session. • Photo provided tour of the battle sites in Get- Oklahoma County 4-H’er tysburg, Penn.; a glimpse into Aleiha Mitchell emceed the Please see 4-H, page 4B Howard honored Purcell High School teacher Keith Hamilton congratulates Ashley Howard, an Academic All- Stater during the Oklahoma Foundation for Excellence Academic Awards Banquet. Howard, a 2018 graduate of Purcell High School, was among 100 outstanding seniors from Oklahoma public schools honored. She received an Academic All- State scholarship sponsored by the H.A. and Mary K. Chapman Charitable Trust. Hamilton, who teaches • Photo provided physical science, was Citizenship Washington Focus attendees Howard’s honored teacher Oklahoma 4-H Youth Development Program members participate in the 2018 Citizenship guest at the banquet. Washington Focus in Washington, D.C. Washington Little League Football signups to be July 22 AngieSteele Washington Correspondent evening Bible Study at 6 p.m. Wednesdays—Evening days, 9 a.m. Wednesday evening activi- meal, 5:30 p.m.; Age Group Kid’s Choir and Bible Study, Mark your calendars! ties for all ages at 7 p.m. The Bible Studies, 6:30 p.m. Wednesdays, 6:30 p.m. Washington Little League church website is www.fbcole. Monthly Schedule—Re- Journey Through the Bible, Football signups for first com. tired/Senior Lunch, 4th Tues- Wednesdays, 6:30 p.m. through sixth grade will be The church is located in day at Noon; Men’s Breakfast, How Can I Know Bible held Sunday, July 22m at 2 Cole on SH 74 B between 1st Saturday of each month, Study, Sunday, 5 p.m. p.m. Location TBD, please Washington and Blanchard. 7 a.m. Connect with us at check the Washington All For more information, send First Baptist Church [email protected], Sports Association Facebook an email to the website or call Washington 288-6060, Facebook: FBC page for details. (405) 485-3377. Weekly Worship Service Washington, Twitter @FBC- Forms will be turned in Washington United Meth- Times: WashingtonOK. and voting for coaches will odist Church Sunday—10:45 a.m. and Dale K. Graham Veteran’s take place. The president of We are a friendly, Bible 6 p.m. Foundation Washington Little League based church where every- Wednesday, 6:30 p.m. During our celebration of Football will be going over one is welcome. Our Sun- Weekly Small Group Op- Independence Day on July 2018 Washita Valley League day worship service begins portunities: 4th, my thoughts were on the changes at the meeting. at 11 a.m. Sunday School, Sundays, military service many of us You can visit washitaval- You can call us at 288- 9:45 a.m. shared and the opportunities ley.org for information about 1775, find us online at wash- Youth Bible Study, Sundays, offered to us because of that league rules. To request a copy ingtonumc.net or on Facebook 5 p.m. and Wednesdays, 6:30 experience. Some of us were of the sign-up form emailed under Washington United p.m. not what you would call being to you, please email: warrior- Methodist Church, Oklahoma. GAs (girls 1-5 grade), RAs ready for the real world when • Photo provided [email protected]. Union Hill Baptist Church (boys 1-5 grade), Sundays at we began our lives as members First Baptist Church of Sundays—Age Group Bible 5 p.m. of the United States Military. Veteran of the Week Cole studies, 9:45 a.m. and 5:30 Mission Friends (Pre-K Growing up on small farms Dale K. Graham Veteran’s Foundation Veteran of the Week is Church schedule: Sunday p.m.; Children’s Church, 11 and Kindergarten), Sundays, Bill Clark who served in World War II as a member of the United School at 9:30 a.m. and wor- a.m.; Worship, 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. States Army and Guard. He currently resides in Oklahoma City. ship at 10:45 a.m. Sunday 6:30 p.m. Ladies’ Bible Study, Tues- Please see Wash News, page 4B We appreciate Mr. Clark for his service to our country. 2B-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, July 12, 2018 The Purcell Register Religion Sunray Baptist Church

James Kyzer sang “Hold him to do. Every believer is a all campers and sponsors. Our To God’s Unchanging Hand” steward and should be found senior adults will be traveling for the special at our morning faithful in all that they do and to Moore at 4 p.m. on July service. put their very best into it. 19 to enjoy fellowship and a Brother Dennis spoke from Our youth sponsored lunch meal at Furr’s. On July 20 at 1 Corinthians 4:1-5. Those at after the morning service. 10 a.m. we will be singing at Church the church of Corinth were Brother Dennis used John 14:1 Sunset Estates nursing home. Directory divided because of their al- for his devotion and explained We offer birthday wishes legiance to previous ministers a “quiet heart” is one that’s in to a longtime member and and their dealings with false peace. You can only get this current resident at Sunset. teachers. Paul gave them a from God. The true source of Naomi Fleming celebrates her First Christian Church better understanding of the being blessed is seeking after 98th birthday this Saturday, (Disciples of Christ) relationship between the pas- righteousness and believing July 14. tor and the congregation. in God. Sunray Baptist Church has a 2nd & Washington, Purcell Purcell, OK The minister has a divine A “Team Jesus” Vacation place for you to worship, learn, Rev. Bill Crawford 2705 N. 9th • 527-2535 calling and has accountability Bible School was held at Sun- serve, make friends, grow in 405-820-8184 Pastor: Wally Kelly ...finding our source, supply, and responsibility to God. ray this past Saturday. Those your faith, experience God’s Sun. Worship: 10:45 Sunday services Wednesday services He is a servant of Christ and attending were blessed and we grace and to share in God’s Wed. Events: 9 am Sunday School 6:30 pm Bible Study and ultimate delight in God. Adult Studies: 6 or 7pm 10 am Worship 6:30 pm Awanas & is faithful to the message of had one profession of faith. work. We are located at 2223 Chalice Kids and Kiddos: 6 pm Evening worship Youth Goldsby, OK 405.288.2117 Christ. He is a “steward” of State BMA Youth Camp North 9th Street in Purcell. 5:45-7 (experiential) the mysteries of God and is will be held next week, July For more information call (Light meal at 6-ish – all) www.ebcpurcell.org www.truevineok.org faithful in what God has called 16-20. Our prayers are with 527-6808. Westside Lexington Westside Church of Christ Church of Christ Hwy 39, 5mi. west of Purcell 401 W. Broadway 405.527.3957 - [email protected] Good week to all. Welcome travelers as he goes, but they “born again,” about “water and Sundays 715 W. Harrison, Purcell Lexington Age Group Bible Study 9:45 am to the “front porch.” all fail to tell us of a heaven, Spirit,” or about the church of Sunday Morning - 10 a.m. Morning Worship 11:00 am The last couple of weeks we eternity, and faith. His theories Christ. While proficient in the Community Outreach 4:30 pm Revival Service - 11 a.m. Sunday Morning 10:30 am Age Group Bible Study 5:30 pm made a “return” to some of our do well to reach above the trees. disciplines of the world, they Wednesday Evening - 7:00 p.m. Evening Worship 6:30 pm studies in the great gospel of The world may be intrigued were not proficient in the mat- Pastor: Rev. Mark A. Stacy Sunday Evening 3:00 pm Wednesdays Office Ph. 405.527.3045 Fellowship Meal 5:30 pm John, something we do every with such a limited theory, but, ters of heaven. Wednesday Evening 7:30 pm Age Group Bible Study 6:30 pm few months. Perhaps it will do today, we cannot be. I understood then that for us you good this week to stop and Just a glance into Paul’s to attain a faith that will move Johnson Road FIRST BAPTIST re-examine your faith status. opening in his first letter to mountains, we must go to a CHURCH Let’s pause again with Peter, Corinth reminds us that the greater source. We have to seek Baptist Church LEXINGTON who posed that great question, “foolishness of God” is wiser out something solid to build “Lord, to whom shall we go?” than the “wisdom of man.” As our faith on, and the world’s 4 mi. N. of Purcell on I-35 Connecting People With God and One Another It is true that – should we I tossed these thoughts in my scholarship is not the place to Pastor Wayne Brown Team Kids • The Way (Youth) decide to lean on our own un- mind a while, I thought back to go. I had to go where faith is. 9:45a.m ...... Sunday School Upward • Senior Activities derstanding instead of going the years of study we undertook Peter gives us the answer 11:00a.m ...... 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We was given to me, an angel of And God always gave him the celebrated Mass on the Feast Satan, to beat me, to keep me same answer – “It is in the very of Sts. Peter and Paul. She Our Lady of Victory from being too elated.” (2 Cor. thorn that you carry that my reminded me that St. Peter was Lighthouse 12:7-10) Exactly, what was the power is revealed.” a simply man, and also a weak Catholic Church Worship thorn in his flesh? The truth is Paul learned an important les- man. He was illiterate, a fisher- CORNER OF THIRD & JEFFERSON 118 W. Broadway/Hwy 39 Downtown that no one knows. The teach- son. He learned that God does man. But he was also cowardly, Post Office Box 1028 Rev. Jeff Pierce ers of the Bible do not know. not remove all of our weakness. timid, uncertain, and at times Saturday - 5 pm (English) Lexington, OK 73051 527.6214 Center Scholars of Scripture do not He uses our weakness, our unfaithful to Jesus. Sunday - 11 am (English) 2726 N. 9th, Purcell Sunday - 10:00am/6:30pm Sunday Morning - 10:30 am know. Maybe it was epilepsy, troubles, to make us strong on But Jesus said to him “It is 1 pm (Español) Wednesday - 7:00pm Sunday Evening - 6:00 pm or a constant headache. his behalf – until His power upon you, Peter, that I will Parish Office/Oficina: 527-3077 Wednesday Evening - 7:00 pm Maybe it was poor vision. In manifests itself. For it is in the build my church.” Jesus built Pastor Charles Barton Priest House/Padre Jim: 527-4242 527-5726 www.lighthousechurch.tv the letter to the Galatians, Paul darkness that the light of Christ his Church upon weak men, writes of his large handwriting, shines. It is in our weakness that so that we might always be perhaps to compensate for his God reveals his strength. It is reminded that our strength Goldsby Trinity United Purcell’s First Baptist poor eyesight. Maybe it was a in the death on the Cross that comes from God alone. It is in speech impediment. God reveals the Savior, the One the Cross that we find life. It is Baptist Church 4th & Main 405-527-3327 153 W. Center Road Methodist Church This is perhaps one reason who brings eternal life. in our humility that we know www.fbcpurcell.org why Paul was more impressive Each of us carries with us a the greatness of God. The love Goldsby, OK 73093 Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. Come worship with us! in his letters than in his being in “thorn in the flesh.” Each of of God, the grace of God, is 288-2514 Morning Worship: 10:30 a.m. 10:15 a.m. & 6 pm Sundays person. (2 Cor. 10:10) Others us has some impediment that enough to turn our weakness 6 p.m. Wednesdays Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. think that the thorn was the Jew- makes us humble, that literally into His strength. Worship - 10:45 a.m. Rev. Dr. James Kim Activities for all ages & child care ish people - his people – who “grounds” us. For one person it This past week Fr. Jim re- Evening - 6:00 p.m. Pastor provided for all services! Wednesday Evening - 6:30 p.m. James Wilder, Pastor continued to reject Christ. might be a weakness in body. turned from Africa where he 211 N. 2nd, Purcell We do not know what was For another person, it might be a worked on water and sanita- Steve Roach, Pastor 527-2256 Office HIS HEART, HIS PASSION, HIS PURPOSE the thorn in his flesh. But we do memory, or a sadness, that stays tion projects in Ethiopia and know that Paul asked the Lord with us and never leaves us. in Uganda. We also held our You Are Always Welcome At three times to relieve him of this For another person, it might annual Vacation Bible School thorn. And three times the Lord be a difficult person in our life (July 10-12) for the little people 7th & Monroe St. refused. The Lord gave him this – at work or in the family. And in our parish. answer: “My grace is enough maybe this thorn will always be Our Mass schedule is Satur- 2223 N. 9th, Purcell, OK 73080 Church of for you, for my power manifests present in our lives. day at 5 p.m. (English), Sunday Pastor Dennis Clark But God can use this thorn at 11 a.m. (English) and 1 p.m. 527-6808 to give grace in our lives. We (Spanish). Sunday School: 9:45 a.m. Christ EASTSIDE must only ask for his grace. For more information, call Morning Worship: 10:50 a.m. Purcell, oK This truth is truly the paradox our church office at 527-3077. Evening Worship: 5:00 p.m. Sunday 10:30 & 1:30 church of christ of Christianity. Please visit our parish, and like Wednesday Bible Study: 6:30 p.m. Wednesday Evening 6:30 For the last two weeks, I us on Facebook. “preaching first century christianity in the twenty- first century” Lexington First Baptist N.E. 4th and Ash Lexington, OK clothing giveaway Saturday 527-3131 The First Baptist Church Lexington free clothing giveaway sunday services will be Saturday from 10 a.m. until noon. Bible study- 9:30 am The closet offers gently used and new clothes in sizes newborn Morning worship- 10:30 am to XXL. Also available are shoes and accessories. evening worship- 6:00 pm The church’s clothes closet is located in the Xander Annex wednesday Bible study- 7:00 pm building between Sonic and the church. For more information, call the church office at 527-6758. THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, July 12, 2018-3B

• Photo provided Junior 4-H Sewing Camp Junior 4-H Sewing Camp and Fashion Revue participants included Aubrie Walkup, Junior Fashion Revue Champion; Anna Belle Carpenter; Duke Moore, Junior Fashion Revue Reserve Champion; Theresa Howard; Hailey Haxton and Hannah Real. • Photo provided Tourney champs The Purcell Dream Catchers capped a fantastic season winning the Bust It or Boogie Tournament in Purcell last weekend. The girls were League Champions in the Moore Girls Softball Association and were runners-up in the Father’s Day Tournament in Del City. Front row, from left, Paxtyn, Alejandra, Blaine, Klaire, Blakely and Kiley. Second row - Taryn, Alexis, Blayke, Kenzleigh, Kaylee and Spencer. Coaches are Stephanie Knowles, Daniel Leonard and Kerry Wilhoit.

• Photo provided Senior Sewing Camp Senior Sewing Camp attendees and helpers included (from left) Peggy Christian, Riley Coffey, Graci Osborn, Taylor Elliott, Neva Howard and Tammy Elliott. 4-H Sewing Camps sponsored by • Photo Provided Runners up McClain County OHCE The Purcell Bad Boyz finished as runners up in the post season tournament in Purcell June Eighteen 4-H members and with sewn-in potholders and Assisting were OHCE mem- 30. Pictured are, from front left, Haze Baker, Blane Nicklas, Ezra Martinez and Cru Venegas. Cloverbuds participated in Youth casserole carriers. bers and guests including Peggy Back row, from left are, Hayes Anderson, Chance Midkiff, Jack Montgomery, J.J. Hines and Sewing Camps held June 27, 28 On June 28, seven Cloverbuds, Christian, Phyllis Linker, Jaynie Isaiah Hines. and 29 at the McClain County ages five-eight, took part in their Dowdle, Lois Stephens, Peggy Farm/Home Building. own workshop to hand-stitched a Howard, Tena Smith, Leah Hax- The camps were sponsored bear and sew on buttons. ton, Taylor Elliott, Tammy Elliott, by McClain County Oklahoma Attending the classes were: Laura Vandaveer, OSU Extension Follow Home and Community Education Cloverbuds – Jazlena Armenta, Educators Mickey Simpson and and the McClain County OSU Brylin Smith, Elizabeth Sim- Alex Cox, and OSU Extension Extension Service. mons, Lilly Christian, Eden Summer Intern Alex Walling. us on The camps taught basic sewing Christian, Roxie Coffey and Following Sewing Camp on skills to youth ages eight-11, and Chance Moore. Junior 4-H June 28, the 4-H members and advanced sewing techniques to members were Duke Moore, Cloverbuds participated in a youth ages 12-18. Aubrie Walkup, Hailey Haxton, Sewn and Shown Fashion Revue. The junior youth made casse- Hannah Real, Theresa Howard, Fashion Revue winners were role totes, potholders and fabric- Anna Belle Carpenter and Mor- Junior Champion, Aubrie Walk- decorated flip flops. gan Cross. Senior 4-H members up; Junior Reserve Champion, twitter.com/purcellregister Senior youth classes were held were Riley Coffey, Graci Osborn, Duke Moore; and Senior Cham- June 29, and they made aprons Taylor Elliott and Neva Howard. pion, Beth Bollinger.

Vicki Lafoe • For The Purcell Register Annual Lake Run Organized by Dr. Rick Schmidt as a fundraiser for Purcell track and cross country teams, the annual Purcell Lake Run was held The June 30 around the Purcell City Lake. Purcell Register Purcell Lake Run results Business Board 1. Aaron Sherf, Norman, 18:57 2. Amanda Goetschius, Norman, 19:10 3. Kyle Ginn, Purcell, 19:29 4. Gavin Nation, Pauls Valley, 19:46 5. Jaime Ibarra, Purcell, 22:26 6. Timothy Whitehead, Lexington, 22:32 7. Alan LaFoe, OKC, 22:40 8. Jan Haddad, Norman, 23:51 9. Steve Calonkey, Norman, 24.42 FARM • HOME • AUTO • LIFE 10. Jake Deviney, Purcell, 24:57 Roofing 11. Pierson Fishburn, Purcell, 25:20 Bill Johnson 12. Zach Sullivan, Ada, 25:34 13. Cassie Hayes, Wayne, 25:42 14. Kevin Hayes, Edmond, 27:34 Delbert Taber, Agent Tear Off & New Construction Fully insured 15. Alena Dunaway, Purcell, 27:47 405-527-7553 • 322 W. Washington • Purcell Free estimates 16. Trevor Nimmo, Purcell, 27:58 Life insurance and annuity products offered through Farm Bureau Life Insurance Company/West Des Moines, IA. Property- Okla. license #0519 405-872-9499 17. Savannah Ibarra, Purcell, 28:13 casualty insurance products offered through Oklahoma Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Company/ Oklahoma City, OK. 20 years local experience 18. Terry Scott, Ada, 28:22 19. Cady Wollenberg, Purcell, 29:00 20. Kevin Farris, Noble, 30:14 21. Allison Schlotthauer, Purcell, 32:39 22. Sondra Richards, Purcell, 33:07 Southern Oklahoma Livestock Auction 23. Tito Nunez, Pauls Valley, 33:16 Farm & Equipment Auction Services Criswell’s 24. Walter Peters, Purcell 33:49 25. Kate Ginn, Purcell, 35:27 Joe McGowen Manager/Broker/Auctioneer Service• Tires 26. Morgan Weaver, Wayne, 36:38 • Full Service Fuel P.O. Box 2652 / 14020 County Road 3530 • Minor Repairs 27. Mark Dixon, Norman, 37:45 Jimmy Criswell • Oil Changes Ada, OK 74820 • U-Haul Rentals 28. Rex Rychlik, Palmer, TX, 41:58 Office - (580)-436-5033 & Brandon Criswell • Batteries 29. Rylee Barber, Elmore City, 44:55 Cell - (405)-401-8820 Arnold Installs Mufflers Hours: Monday thru Friday 7:30 AM to 5 PM • Saturday 7:30 AM to 12 Noon • Closed Sunday 30. Kyle Bates, Purcell, 44:59 [email protected] 31. Ashley Sutton, Moore, 45:57 solallc.com 129 S. Green Ave. • Purcell • 405-527-0805 32. Logan Barber, Elmore City, 46:10 33. Jeffrey Wood, Maysville, 46:11 34. Miranda Wood, Maysville, 46:57 35. Dennis Ringwald, Purcell, 47:29 36. Brenda Ringwald, Purcell, 48:48 4B-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, July 12, 2018 Johnson Road From page 1B Wash News: Baptist Church in Oklahoma many were like us learn in the military. in Oklahoma City. more than 1,000 miles. me - sheltered from many of Bar none, the best decision I There were 243 veterans A veteran’s discount at our The world had a good reason seventh chapter of the Gospel the pitfalls experienced by ever made was to marry Bar- and surviving spouses as- local hotels and motels would for rejoicing this week. The according to John and the fourth those who lived in the city. bara. She and I will celebrate sisted with their VA claims be helpful to veterans who authorities said it would take a chapter of the Gospel according When I joined the Marines our 50th anniversary this July and questions last week. In the are visiting us. Many will miracle to rescue a team of 12 to Luke. fresh out of high school, we 12. Happy Anniversary and I mailbag this week, 13 claims return for several visits. Each young soccer players and their The scheduled death of Jesus thought that we had all the appreciate you for supporting received a 100 percent rating. week we serve an average of coach from deep in a flooded had not yet come in John 7 and answers and that life would what I do to help others and the Those veterans will receive a 300 veterans and surviving cave in Thailand. Luke 4. be an adventure. Needless to long hours away from home. combined annual income of spouses. Many of them are By the sacrificial loss of one Jesus did not make himself say, I faced a reality check Dale K. Graham Veterans $510,179 per year. going to require a room for courageous Royal Thai Navy known at the Feast of Taber- beginning the first day of my Foundation Veteran of the They will also receive a several days or more. Seal, the contribution of div- nacles because His time to die enlistment in the Marines. Week, Bill Clark, served in property tax exemption and We need some type of wel- ers and expert planners from was not yet. One of the reasons most of World War II as a member of an exemption from state sales come packet listing of places around the world, and a mil- Jesus escaped from the mob our volunteers help is based the United States Army and tax. Dependents of veterans to stay, eat or sightseeing lion prayers, God performed that planned to throw him off on the commitment many of Guard. He currently resides not retired from the military destinations. I would like to a miracle in rescuing an entire a hill because His time to die will also be eligible for the add that information to our soccer team on Tuesday. Re- was not yet. Champ/VA medical insur- website and have a hand out ligion takes a front seat when Jesus knew the day would ance. There are other Okla- to make it easier for our out tragedy occurs. come for him to die on the homa state benefits available of town visitors. If you have Sunday is always a special cross for our sins. Jesus also depending on VA rating per- hotel contacts and would like day to study God’s word, rejoice knew that He had miracles to centage. to help us do this, we would in answered prayer and worship perform, lessons to be taught Thirty-two veterans re- appreciate it. We currently with fellow Christians. The two and disciples to prepare before ceived disability ratings from serve close to 15,000 people students from the Oklahoma he was ready to die on the cross. 10-90 percent for their ser- at our Norman location. Horseshoeing School that came Then victory would come for vice-connected disabilities. As most all of you know, for Sunday school, worship and Jesus and mankind. These veterans will receive we are a 501 (c)(3) non-profit fellowship renewed our hope Every Christian needs to rec- a combined annual income organization. All monies used for tomorrow’s youth. ognize that they are still alive of $473,972 per year. A sur- in our operation come from One student from Colorado because their time is not yet. viving spouse was approved donations from the men and is a college graduate and the The victory lap for Christians for DIC, and another veteran women veterans we serve or other student from Texas is a will come at some future date. was approved for Pension. from local grants we receive. recent high school graduate. There are many more heart- They will receive an annual Currently, we are spending The young men were polite, beats before our work on earth combined amount of $26,797 close to $30,000 each month friendly and deeply committed is done. per year. in direct aid. to the Lord. We must press on the upward Most of the veterans and Another way you can sup- Two great-grandmothers of- way, gain new heights every surviving spouses we see port us is the donation of cars, fered thanks to God last Sunday day and plant our feet on higher will receive some type of trucks, motorcycles and other for watching over their young ground. Don’t quit! Not yet! VA benefit. During the first items that can be given to offspring. One lady praised God Sermon title for this Sunday six months of 2018, we have veterans or sold to raise funds that her eight-year-old grand- is “Some Rules Never Change.” assisted more than 400 vet- to support our mission. Any daughter that suffered multiple We would like to invite erans receive a 100 percent. donations to our organization injuries is now recovering from visitors to join our leader Mark There have been thousands of should be tax deductible. a zipline accident in Branson, Brown in a Wednesday evening veterans who received rating Some of the things we pro- Mo. study of the “Parables.” decisions from 10-90 percent. vide to veterans and surviving Another lady praised God The weekly Prayer Meeting Most of the veterans and spouses in need include food that her seven-year-old grand- is a one hour time of prayer and surviving spouses we assist items, medical testing, rent, son is making good recovery Bible Study that begins at 6 p.m. Angie Steele • The Purcell Register are from Oklahoma. Our vol- auto repair, handicap items, after having received a heart Visitors are always welcome. unteers have assisted people wheelchairs, walkers, etc. transplant in Houston. Sunday school begins at 9:45 Graham Anniversary from 45 states. Veterans tell us, each day that Special music was provided a.m. Morning worship begins Dale and Barbara Graham of Goldsby celebrate their 50th Last week we assisted a the VA benefits we helped by Gynean Gentry. at 11 a.m. Wedding Anniversary on July 12, 2018. The couple married in 103-year-old veteran from them to obtain have changed Scripture text for the morn- Come eat with us and enjoy 1968 after Dale returned from Vietnam. They have four children Clinton. their lives. ing sermon was taken from the the fellowship around the table. and nine grandchildren. Two of our drivers spent 64 To be a part of what we do, hours transporting 18 folks please see Lora Malone any Tuesday or Thursday morning From page 1B for a volunteer application. We require a background 4-H: check on all volunteers. Dale K. Graham Veterans nity to meet with Oklahoma’s five winning grants will then be Foundation has food sacks senators and representatives and considered for an additional $500 available. An application for talk about 4-H. CWF truly is an grant at the end of the summer. this type of assistance will opportunity to personally expe- “With historical Washington, be available on Tuesday and rience so many of the things the D.C., as the backdrop, CWF is Thursday mornings. A DD- youth have learned in their history truly one of the best opportunities 214 or military discharge and civics classes,” she said. available to our club members. will be necessary to apply. The Oklahoma 4-H Kids in They exchange ideas with youth Please contact 405-550-8806 Crisis group received a $500 from all over the country, make Extension 103 to request a Farm Credit Services grant for new friends and develop life food sack. the action plan they wrote. Their skills while learning new things,” If you need a ride to and project involves purchasing blan- Taylor said. “CWF is definitely from a VA Medical Appoint- kets and stuffed animals for first something these 4-H’ers will re- ment, please contact 405- responders to give to children member for the rest of their lives.” 550-8806 to reach Clayton in emergency situations. One McClain County 4-H appreci- at Extension 105 or Louie at grant is presented each of the ates Farm Bureau for sponsoring Ext. 106. five weeks during CWF. The the CWF trip. We are available every Tuesday and Thursday morning at the 1268 North In- terstate Drive Norman, OK 73072. We open the doors by 5:30 a.m. and we begin working as soon as volunteers have their computers ready. We stop taking clients as soon as we reach the quota for the day, and that time varies. Contact us with any questions by email dale@dalekgraham- veteransfoundation.org. For telephone assistance, please call 405-550-8806 to listen to our options. For help with Surviving Spouse Benefits, Shirley can also be reached at 405-361-9322, or stop by any Tuesday or Thursday morning. Visit our website at dalekgrahamveteransfounda- tion.org. Semper Fi! Dale K. Graham Veterans Foundation, VA Accredited Claims Agent Washington Correspon- dent Contact Information I would love to share your personal or community news with our readers. My contact information is [email protected] or 413-2471 if you have any news to share, story ideas, or if you have someone you would like to see a feature article about. Send me birthday, anniversary, or personal news that you would like to share with our community. Angie Steele

UNI_18-CNC-064 Holba Pisachi Film_5.67x10.5.indd 2 7/5/18 3:51 PM LPXLP THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, July 12, 2018-5B No. 646-July 12-2 Times I.M., McClain County, Oklahoma, if married, AKA Connie Dunn, Kristi THIRD ALIAS NOTICE OF according to the recorded plat L. Dunn, Spouse of Kristi L. Dunn, if SHERIFF’S SALE thereof; married, United States of America CJ-2016-211 subject to unpaid taxes, ad- ex rel., Internal Revenue Services Notice is given that on the 14th vancements by Plaintiff for taxes, and State of Oklahoma ex rel., day of August, 2018, at 10:00 insurance premiums, and ex- Oklahoma Tax Commission, being AM, at Room 121 of the County penses necessary for the pres- all of the Defendants and persons Legal Publications Courthouse, in the City of Purcell, ervation of the subject property, holding or claiming any interest or McClain County, Oklahoma, the if any, said property having been lien in the subject property. Sheriff of said County will offer duly appraised at $175,000.00. Don Hewett, Sheriff of for sale and sell, with appraise- Sale will be made pursuant to McClain County, Oklahoma ment, for cash, at public auction, a Third Alias Special Execution By: /s/ Don Hewett No. 648-July 12-1 Time UNKNOWN SUCCESSORS OF the 1st day day of August, 2018 at to the highest and best bidder, all And Order Of Sale issued in ac- Don Timberlake - #9021 IN THE DISTRICT COURT ROYCE Q. HOLLAND, IF ANY, 9:00 a.m.. Unless you appear at that certain real estate in McClain cordance with judgment entered BAER & TIMBERLAKE, P.C. WITHIN AND FOR Defendants. said time and present any objec- County, Oklahoma, to-wit: in the District Court of McClain P.O. Box 18486 MCCLAIN COUNTY No. CJ-2018-00017 tions to the said sale proceedings, Lots Three (3) and Four (4), in County, Oklahoma, in Case No. Oklahoma City, OK 73154-0486 STATE OF OKLAHOMA NOTICE OF HEARING the Motion To Confirm Sale will be Block Two (2), Woodbrook II, being CJ-2016-211, entitled SunTrust Telephone: (405) 842-7722 THE BANK OF NEW YORK MEL- MOTION TO CONFIRM SALE sustained and the sale confirmed. a part of the SE/4 of Section 26, Mortgage, Inc., Plaintiff, vs. John Facsimile: (405) 848-9349 LON TRUST COMPANY, N.A., AS THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: Kim Jenkins - # 32809 Township 7 North, Range 2 West, F. Dunn, Spouse of John F. Dunn, BT File No.: 112971 TRUSTEE, (Each Defendant above named) BAER & TIMBERLAKE, P.C. Plaintiff, TAKE NOTICE that the Plain- P.O. Box 18486 vs. tiff has filed herein its Motion to Oklahoma City, OK No. 647-July 12-1 Time E. & Olivia R. Burks Living Trust a single wellbore. The Applicant RICHARD E. MORNINGSTAR, Confirm Sheriff’s Sale in the above 73154-0486 BEFORE THE CORPORATION dated 10/3/01; Richard LaVerne has proposed the development of JUDY MORNINGSTAR, entitled cause. That said Motion To Telephone: (405) 842-7722 COMMISSION OF THE Bratcher; Rita Carol Myers; Robert the separate common sources of JOHN DOE, AS OCCUPANT OF Confirm Sale will be heard before Facsimile: 405) 848-9349 STATE OF OKLAHOMA Butler Sympson, Jr.; Robert D. supply in the drilling and spacing THE PREMISES, a Judge of the District Court in [email protected] APPLICANT: NATIVE EXPLORA- Keen and Mary I. Keen; Robert units involved herein under a plan JANE DOE, AS OCCUPANT OF the Court Room, of the McClain BT: 114869 TION OPERATING, LLC Steven Bonny; Royce E. Wisen- of development and has proposed THE PREMISES, County Courthouse, Oklahoma, on RELIEF SOUGHT: POOLING baker III; Royce E. Wisenbaker, to commence such plan of devel- LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SECTION Jr.; RPX Resources, LLC; Selena opment of such unit by an initial 28, TOWNSHIP 9 NORTH, RANGE Jo Copeland and Henry Copeland; well in the lands covered hereby, No. 639-July 12-1 Time LOCATION AT END OF COM- Corporation Commission, Jim 4 WEST OF THE IM, McCLAIN Sherrie K. Copenhaver; Sherrie and that the Applicant has been BEFORE THE CORPORATION PLETION INTERVAL: Thorpe Building, 2101 N. Lincoln, COUNTY, OKLAHOMA K. Wheeler a/k/a Sherrie Copen- unable to reach an agreement with COMMISSION OF THE no closer than 165 feet from the Oklahoma City, OK 73105, at Cause CD No. 201805398 haver; Sid Pendergraft; Superior the owners of drilling rights named STATE OF OKLAHOMA south line and no closer than 1,980 8:30 a.m., on the 6th day of Au- NOTICE OF HEARING Development Co.; Susan M. Spies; as respondents herein with respect APPLICANT: TRP MIDCON, LLC feet from the east line of Section gust, 2018, and that this Notice STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: All Tammy Dixon; The Speer Family to such proposed plan of devel- RELIEF SOUGHT: WELL LOCA- 34, Township 7 North, Range 4 be published as required by law persons, owners, producers, op- Trust, dated June 9, 1993, Mark opment of the separate common TION EXCEPTION West, McClain County, Oklahoma, and the Rules of the Commission. erators, purchasers and takers of W. Speer and Clarence W. Speer sources of supply in the drilling LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SECTION The offset lands to said Section NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN oil and gas, and all other interested III, Co-Successor Trustees; The and spacing unit covered hereby. 34, TOWNSHIP 7 NORTH, RANGE 34, are contained within Sections that the Applicant and interested persons, particularly in McClain Willard J. and Gerrie T. Clark In- NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN 4 WEST, McCLAIN COUNTY, 2, 3 and 4 of Township 6 North, parties may present testimony by County, Oklahoma, including the tervivos Revocable Trust, dated that the application in this cause OKLAHOMA Range 4 West, Sections 26, 27, 28, telephone. The cost of telephonic following: Aaron D. Archer and December 30, 2003, Willard J. requests that the Applicant or CAUSE CD NO. 201805328 33 and 35 of Township 7 North, communication shall be paid by Angela C. Archer; Alison Totten; Clark, Jr., Successor Trustee; some other party recommended NOTICE OF HEARING Range 4 West, McClain County, the person or persons requesting Anne Webb; Annette T. Norwood; W.M. Acree, Trustee for the W.M. by Applicant be designated as STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: Oklahoma. The wells towards its use. Interested parties who Bernice Elaine Dreyfus, Trustee Acree Irrevocable Trust and the operator under the order to be en- Newfield Exploration Mid-Conti- which the proposed location is wish to participate by telephone of the Bernice Elaine Dreyfus benefit of Ronald G. Acree, Mark tered in this cause of the separate nent Inc. and all persons, owners, moving are as follows: shall contact the Applicant or Survivor’s Trust; Beverly Crawford Alan Acree, Marjon Aileene Acree common sources supply in the producers, operators, purchasers Newfield Exploration Mid- Applicant’s attorney, prior to the Riggs; Boatmen’s First National and Ronda Ann Acree; Wayfinder drilling and spacing units involved and takers of oil and gas and all Continent, Inc – Jerry #1H-22X hearing date, and provide their Bank of Oklahoma, as Trustee of Resources Operating, LLC; Wayne herein, including the proposed other interested persons, particu- (API 3508722044) name and telephone number. the John R. McInnis Revocable Lee Burch; Whitney Kenyon; initial well and any subsequent larly in McClain County, Oklahoma. Newfield Exploration Mid- NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Trust Agreement dated February Willard J. Clark, Jr.; William B. wells under Applicant’s proposed NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Continent, Inc – Runyan #1H-3X that all interested persons may 4th 1992; Bobby H. Anglin; Charlie Osborn, Jr.; William Carl Bond; plan of development of such unit. that the Applicant in this cause is (API 3508722009) appear and be heard. For infor- E. Troup; Charlotte J. Boyd; Char- Winifred E. Kittrell; Zachery Boyd; Applicant may request up to one requesting that the Commission NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN mation concerning this action, lotte Sue Hagel; Cherokee Royal- Associates Financial Services year for the date of the order to grant a well location exception for that the Applicant in this cause is contact BLAKE FAST, MEADOWS ties and Minerals Inc.; Christian Company of Oklahoma, Inc., a enter in this cause, within which a well to be drilled and produced requesting the following special OIL & GAS, Telephone: (580) 227- Akers; Christina Johncox, Trustee corporation; Corrah H. Holliday; to commence the initial well. from the Mississippian and Wood- relief: to designate the Applicant 7073, OR ERIC HUDDLESTON, of The Judith Stevens Gilvey Judy K. Rogers; Salina York; and NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN ford common sources of supply or some other party as Operator Attorney, Two Leadership Square, Revocable Trust dated the 24th if any of the named individuals that this cause will be referred in Section 34, Township 7 North, of the unit well. Applicant is fur- 211 North Robinson, Suite 1300, day of January, 2014; Christopher be deceased, then the unknown to an Administrative Law Judge Range 4 West, McClain County ther requesting that the Order to Oklahoma City, OK 73102, Tele- Honn; Daniel Honn; David Carl heirs, executors, administrators, for hearing, taking of evidence Oklahoma, as an exception to the be entered in this cause be made phone: (405) 232-3722. McDonald; David Vines Crawford; devisees, trustees and assigns, and reporting to the Corporation Orders to issue in Cause CD Nos. effective on a date prior to the date CORPORATION David William Artherholt; Debbie both immediate and remote, of Commission. 201708351 and 201800467, said of the Order. COMMISSION Lynn Chavez; Derek Honn; Don- such deceased individual; if any NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN well to be located: NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN OF OKLAHOMA ald Max Troxell; Donna Baker; of the named entities is dissolved that this cause will be heard before LOCATION AT COMMENCE- that this cause be set before an Dana L. Murphy, Chairman Eduardo H. Sanabria; Elizabeth partnership, corporation or other an Administrative Law Judge on MENT OF COMPLETION INTER- Administrative Law Judge for J. Todd Hiett, Vice-Chairman A. Wallace; Elizabeth Ann Smith; association, then the unknown the Merits Docket at the Corpora- VAL: hearing, taking of evidence and Bob Anthony, Commissioner EOG Resources, Inc.; Evelyn successors, trustees and assigns, tion Commission, First Floor, Jim no closer than 165 feet from the reporting to the Commission. DONE AND PERFORMED THIS C. Cameron; Evelyn L. Soward both immediate and remote, of Thorpe Building, Oklahoma City, north line and no closer than 1,980 NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN 6th DAY OF JULY, 2018. and Dewitt C. Soward; Fillmore such dissolved entity; if any of Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m., on the feet from the east line of Section that this cause will be heard before BY ORDER OF THE COMMIS- Energy Resources, LLC; Gail A. the named parties designated as 6th day of August 2018, and that 34, Township 7 North, Range 4 an Administrative Law Judge on SION: Soward; Gail S. Tucker; Gayleen a trustee is not presently acting this notice will be published as West, McClain County, Oklahoma, the Initial Hearing Docket at the Peggy Mitchell, Secretary Vicsek; Gena N. Wilson; Gerrie T. in such capacity as trustee, then required by law and the rules of Clark; Howard W. Fleet, deceased; the unknown successor or suc- the Commission. Hunter E. Lamb; Jake Bonny; cessors to such trustee; if any of NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN No. 638-July 12-1 Time LOCATION AT END OF COM- Corporation Commission, Jim James Pendergraft; James Reed the named parties designated as that the Applicant and interested BEFORE THE CORPORATION PLETION INTERVAL: Thorpe Building, 2101 N. Lincoln, Jr.; Jana M. Wildrick Wisenbaker; an attorney-in-fact is not pres- parties may present testimony by COMMISSION OF THE no closer than 165 feet from the Oklahoma City, OK 73105, at Joanne McDonald; John Markham ently acting in such capacity as telephone. The cost of telephonic STATE OF OKLAHOMA south line and no closer than 1,320 8:30 a.m., on the 6th day of Au- Smith; John R. McInnis, Jr.; Johnny attorney-in-fact, then the unknown communication shall be paid by APPLICANT: TRP MIDCON, LLC feet from the east line of Section gust, 2018, and that this Notice Lee Artherholt; Joy M. Branyon successor or successors to such the person or persons requesting RELIEF SOUGHT: WELL LOCA- 34, Township 7 North, Range 4 be published as required by law and Kyle S. Branyon; Kevin L. attorney-in-fact; and if any of the its use. An interested party who TION EXCEPTION West, McClain County, Oklahoma, and the Rules of the Commission. Clounch and Rebecca D. Clounch; named entities are corporations wishes to participate by telephone LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SECTION The offset lands to said Section NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Keystone Energy Partners, LLC; which do not continue to have legal shall contact the Applicant’s at- 34, TOWNSHIP 7 NORTH, RANGE 34, are contained within Sections that the Applicant and interested Lawrence T. Biedenharn; Leo existence, then unknown trustees torney, prior to the hearing date, 4 WEST, McCLAIN COUNTY, 2, 3 and 4 of Township 6 North, parties may present testimony by Walter Robinson; Lillie Imogene or assigns of such parties. and provide his or her name and OKLAHOMA Range 4 West, Sections 26, 27, 28, telephone. The cost of telephonic Bench; Lindsay Hart; Linn Energy NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that phone number. CAUSE CD NO. 201805327 33 and 35 of Township 7 North, communication shall be paid by Holdings, LLC; Lois M. Murdoch; the Applicant, Native Exploration NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN NOTICE OF HEARING Range 4 West, McClain County, the person or persons requesting Lori M. Mason; M.B. Burruss, Operating, LLC, has filed an ap- that all interested persons may STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: Oklahoma. The wells towards its use. Interested parties who Jr.; Malcolm W. Cummens and plication in this cause requesting appear and be heard. For informa- Newfield Exploration Mid-Conti- which the proposed location is wish to participate by telephone Patricia A. Cummens; Marilyn M. the Corporation Commission enter tion concerning this action contact nent Inc. and all persons, owners, moving are as follows: shall contact the Applicant or Braly; Mark L. Robinson; Mark an order pooling the interests of Theo Coleman, Rock Creek Land producers, operators, purchasers Newfield Exploration Mid- Applicant’s attorney, prior to the Speer; Mark Weatherston; Mary the oil and gas owners, and adjudi- & Energy, (405) 358-6090, or Em- and takers of oil and gas and all Continent, Inc – Jerry #1H-22X hearing date, and provide their Ann T. Speer, deceased; Mary cating the rights and equities with ily P. Smith, attorney, OBA No. other interested persons, particu- (API 3508722044) name and telephone number. Ann Wynne, Successor Trustee of respect thereto, in the proposed 20805, (405) 272-4710, 101 Park larly in McClain County, Oklahoma. Newfield Exploration Mid- NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN the J. Bryce Wynne Living Trust; 640-acre horizontal drilling and Avenue, Suite 1400, Oklahoma NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Continent, Inc – Runyan #1H-3X that all interested persons may Matthew D. Cantrell; Melissa M. spacing units comprised of Sec- City, OK 73102. Please refer to that the Applicant in this cause is (API 3508722009) appear and be heard. For infor- Wisenbaker; Nancy C. Sloan; tion 28, Township 9 North, Range Cause CD Number. requesting that the Commission NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN mation concerning this action, Nicholas Weatherston; Oktex Oil, 4 West of the IM, McClain County, DONE AND PERFORMED THIS grant a well location exception for that the Applicant in this cause is contact BLAKE FAST, MEADOWS LLC; Osborn Heirs Company, Oklahoma, for the Mississippian, 6th day of July 2018. a well to be drilled and produced requesting the following special OIL & GAS, Telephone: (580) 227- LTD., a Texas Limited Partner- Woodford and Hunton separate CORPORATION from the Mississippian and Wood- relief: to designate the Applicant 7073, OR ERIC HUDDLESTON, ship, dba Osborn Heirs Company; common sources of supply with COMMISSION ford common sources of supply or some other party as Operator Attorney, Two Leadership Square, Osborn-Barrett Petroleum, Inc., respect to the development of OF OKLAHOMA in Section 34, Township 7 North, of the unit well. Applicant is fur- 211 North Robinson, Suite 1300, a Texas corporation; Oscar W. such separate common sources of DANA L. MURPHY, Chairman Range 4 West, McClain County ther requesting that the Order to Oklahoma City, OK 73102, Tele- Thomasson; Pamela B. Clark- supply in such unit. The interests J. TODD HIETT, Oklahoma, as an exception to the be entered in this cause be made phone: (405) 232-3722. Honn; Patricia Fay Price; Patrick of the oil and gas owners involved Vice Chairman Orders to issue in Cause CD Nos. effective on a date prior to the date CORPORATION E. Soward; Paula M. Whisenhunt; herein and the rights and equities BOB ANTHONY, 201708351 and 201800467, said of the Order. COMMISSION PEC Minerals GP, LLC; Peggy in respect thereto are sought here Commissioner well to be located: NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN OF OKLAHOMA Klein; Ralph W. Jacob, Trustee of to be pooled and adjudicated BY ORDER OF THE COMMIS- LOCATION AT COMMENCE- that this cause be set before an Dana L. Murphy, Chairman the Jacob Trust dated November pursuant to Tit. 52, Okla. Stat., SION: MENT OF COMPLETION INTER- Administrative Law Judge for J. Todd Hiett, Vice-Chairman 28, 2006; Reba Lee Grounds; Section 87.1 within and on the ba- PEGGY MITCHELL, Commis- VAL: hearing, taking of evidence and Bob Anthony, Commissioner Rex E. Burks and Olivia R. Burks, sis of the drilling and spacing unit sion Secretary no closer than 165 feet from the reporting to the Commission. DONE AND PERFORMED THIS or successors in Trust under Rex covered hereby, and not limited to north line and no closer than 1,320 NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN 6th DAY OF JULY, 2018. feet from the east line of Section that this cause will be heard before BY ORDER OF THE COMMIS- 34, Township 7 North, Range 4 an Administrative Law Judge on SION: West, McClain County, Oklahoma, the Initial Hearing Docket at the Peggy Mitchell, Secretary No. 640-July 12-1 Time LOCATION AT END OF COM- Corporation Commission, Jim BEFORE THE CORPORATION PLETION INTERVAL: Thorpe Building, 2101 N. Lincoln, No. 618-July 5-2 Times Office. of the Bid Security shall be borne COMMISSION OF THE no closer than 165 feet from the Oklahoma City, OK 73105, at DIVISION A - BIDDING RE- The Bidding Documents are by the Owner. Damages may STATE OF OKLAHOMA south line and no closer than 2,600 8:30 a.m., on the 6th day of Au- QUIREMENTS on file at the City Clerk’s Office include, but shall not be limited APPLICANT: TRP MIDCON, LLC feet from the east line of Section gust, 2018, and that this Notice INVITATION TO BID and Architect’s Office. They are to, reasonable compensation for RELIEF SOUGHT: WELL LOCA- 34, Township 7 North, Range 4 be published as required by law SECTION 00100 available and open for inspection the Owner’s additional time spent, TION EXCEPTION West, McClain County, Oklahoma, and the Rules of the Commission. Sealed bids addressed to the by Bidders and Sub bidders by additional Architect’s fees, costs LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SECTION The offset lands to said Section NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Owner will be received at the Place appointment during normal busi- to the Owner for delays in comple- 34, TOWNSHIP 7 NORTH, RANGE 34, are contained within Sections that the Applicant and interested of Bid until the Time of Bid on the ness hours. tion of the Work based upon the 4 WEST, McCLAIN COUNTY, 2, 3 and 4 of Township 6 North, parties may present testimony by Bid Date and then will be opened In submitting a bid it is agreed Bidders proposed Contract Time OKLAHOMA Range 4 West, Sections 26, 27, 28, telephone. The cost of telephonic and read publicly the same date that the Bid may not be withdrawn and the Contract Time as Awarded CAUSE CD NO. 201805329 33 and 35 of Township 7 North, communication shall be paid by and hour. for a period of thirty (30) days after including, but not limited to, inter- NOTICE OF HEARING Range 4 West, McClain County, the person or persons requesting PROJECT: New Outdoor Bas- Bid Date. est expense and lost revenue, the STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: Oklahoma. The wells towards its use. Interested parties who ketball Courts-Rebid A Bid Security in the form of difference between the Bidder’s Newfield Exploration Mid-Conti- which the proposed location is wish to participate by telephone OWNER: City of Purcell a cashier’s check, or certified proposed Contract Sum and the nent Inc. and all persons, owners, moving are as follows: shall contact the Applicant or 230 West Main Street check, or acceptable bidder’s Contract Sum as awarded and producers, operators, purchasers Newfield Exploration Mid- Applicant’s attorney, prior to the Purcell, OK 73080 surety bond, made payable to the costs to re bid the Project should and takers of oil and gas and all Continent, Inc – Jerry #1H-22X hearing date, and provide their BID DATE: Thursday July 26th, Owner, in an amount that is not such action become necessary. other interested persons, particu- (API 3508722044) name and telephone number. 2018 (07-26-2018) less than five percent (5%) of the Such bid securities will be returned larly in McClain County, Oklahoma. Newfield Exploration Mid- NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN TIME OF BID: Bids Due at 3:00 Bid proposal submitted, including to the unsuccessful bidders after NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Continent, Inc – Runyan #1H-3X that all interested persons may PM CDT all Alternates, shall accompany execution of the Contract. that the Applicant in this cause is (API 3508722009) appear and be heard. For infor- PLACE OF BID: Second Floor each Bid as a guarantee that: (1) For information concerning any requesting that the Commission NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN mation concerning this action, Meeting Room, 230 West Main, the Bidder will not modify, with- part of the proposed work, con- grant a well location exception for that the Applicant in this cause is contact BLAKE FAST, MEADOWS Purcell, Oklahoma 73080 draw or cancel the proposal for tact the Architect: Prairie Rock a well to be drilled and produced requesting the following special OIL & GAS, Telephone: (580) 227- Any bids received after the thirty (30) days after the bid date; Architecture PLLC (PRA), P.O. from the Mississippian and Wood- relief: to designate the Applicant 7073, OR ERIC HUDDLESTON, stated Time of Bid will be returned and (2) the bidder, if awarded the Box 2618, Blanchard, OK 73010. ford common sources of supply or some other party as Operator Attorney, Two Leadership Square, to the Bidder unopened. contract, will promptly enter into a Telephone (405) 255-8202. in Section 34, Township 7 North, of the unit well. Applicant is fur- 211 North Robinson, Suite 1300, Bidding Requirements and contract and execute such bonds Additional bidding instruc- Range 4 West, McClain County ther requesting that the Order to Oklahoma City, OK 73102, Tele- Documents, including Drawings, and furnish such insurance certifi- tions are included in the Bidding Oklahoma, as an exception to the be entered in this cause be made phone: (405) 232-3722. Specifications and Addenda cates as may be required. Should Requirements bound into the Orders to issue in Cause CD Nos. effective on a date prior to the date CORPORATION may be obtained at the office of the Bidder fail to honor these two Contract Documents. 201708351 and 201800467, said of the Order. COMMISSION the Architect. A deposit sum of (2) guarantee for any reason, the The Owner reserves the right well to be located: NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN OF OKLAHOMA $0.00 is required for Digital Ver- Owner shall total his damages to reject any or all bids and waive LOCATION AT COMMENCE- that this cause be set before an Dana L. Murphy, Chairman sions picked-up in person at the and shall deduct the amount of formalities and irregularities. The MENT OF COMPLETION INTER- Administrative Law Judge for J. Todd Hiett, Vice-Chairman City Clerk’s Office in City Hall at such damages from the Bidder’s Owner reserves the right to accept VAL: hearing, taking of evidence and Bob Anthony, Commissioner 230 West Main Street, Purcell, OK Bid Security. Should the dam- the “best” Bid as determined solely no closer than 165 feet from the reporting to the Commission. DONE AND PERFORMED THIS 73080. Digital versions of Docu- ages total less than the amount by the Owner. north line and no closer than 2,600 NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN 6th DAY OF JULY, 2018. ments are available by mail on of the Bid Security, the difference BY: City of Purcell feet from the east line of Section that this cause will be heard before BY ORDER OF THE COMMIS- CD for a nonrefundable deposit shall be returned to the Bidder. 230 West Main 34, Township 7 North, Range 4 an Administrative Law Judge on SION: of $25.00 through the Architect’s However, all damages in excess Purcell, OK 73080 West, McClain County, Oklahoma, the Initial Hearing Docket at the Peggy Mitchell, Secretary 6B-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, July 12, 2018 LPXLP No. 645-July 12-2 Times ad valorem taxes, superior special County, State of Oklahoma, in entities who have or may have No. 620-July 5-2 Times with the Owner to perform said IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN assessments and all interests of Case No. CJ-2018-72, entitled unknown successors and such ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS work and/or furnish said materials AND FOR MCCLAIN COUNTY record, if any, except the Mortgage U.S. Bank National Association, unknown successors are hereby The Purcell Public Works Au- in accordance with said plans and STATE OF OKLAHOMA and interests foreclosed herein Plaintiff vs. Aaron Douglas Hart; notified are: Aaron Douglas Hart; thority will receive separate sealed specifications and furnish the re- U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIA- on the following described real Bobby Lee James, et al., Defen- Bobby Lee James; Occupants of bids for the construction of a Raw quired bonds within seven (7) days TION; property, to-wit: dants, to satisfy: the Premises; Bradford Place of Water Line. Bids will be received after the acceptance of his bid. Plaintiff, Lot One (1) of Block Three (3) in FIRST: The costs of said action Newcastle Homeowners Associa- at City Hall, located at 230 W. Main The deposit will be retained by vs. BRADFORD PLACE, a Subdivision accrued and accruing; tion; and Midland Funding LLC. St., Purcell, Oklahoma, 73080, the Owner as, and for, liquidated AARON DOUGLAS HART; BOBBY of a part of the NW/4 of Section 11, SECOND: The judgment and The property has been duly ap- until 11:00 AM, on Thursday, Au- damages in case the successful LEE JAMES; et al. Township 9 North, Range 4 West first lien of the Plaintiff, U.S. Bank praised in the sum of $165,000.00. gust 2, 2018. Bids will be publicly bidder fails to enter in said contract Defendants. of the I.M., McClain County, Okla- National Association, in the sum of WITNESS MY HAND this 9 day opened and read aloud, at 11:00 and furnish the required bonds Case No. CJ-2018-72 homa, according to the recorded $84,024.10 with interest thereon at of July, 2018. AM at City Hall. provided for in the specifications NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND Plat thereof commonly known as the rate of 5.75% per annum from Don Hewett, Sheriff Project to include approximately within the time required. Deposit UNDER EXECUTION 582 Northeast 23rd Street, New- September 1, 2017, as adjusted, if By: /s/ Don Hewett 2,900 l.f. of 12” PVC, 1,900 l.f. of of the unsuccessful bidders will THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO castle, OK 73065 (the “Property”) applicable, until paid; advances for KIVELL, RAYMENT AND FRAN- 6” PVC, and appurtenances. be returned upon the execution of COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY Sale will be made pursuant to taxes, insurance and preservation CIS There will be a mandatory pre- the Contract and required bonds. INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL a Special Execution and Order of expenses, accrued and accruing; A Professional Corporation bid meeting held on Tuesday, July Each bidder shall accompany BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. Sale issued out of the office of abstracting expenses, accrued K. Renee’ Davis, OBA #15161 24, 2018 at 11:00 am at the Head- his bid with a sworn statement Notice is hereby given that on the Court Clerk in and for McClain and accruing; bankruptcy fees and Triad Center I, Suite 550 quarters of the Lexington Wildlife in writing that the Bidder has not the 14th day of August, 2018, at County, Oklahoma, and pursu- costs, if any; and an attorney’s fee, 7666 East 61st Street Management Area, located 5.75 directly or indirectly entered into 10 o’clock, A.M., Room #121, of ant to said judgment reserving plus costs, with interest thereon at Tulsa, Oklahoma 74133 miles east of US 77 on Slaugh- an agreement, express of implied, the McClain County Courthouse the right of Plaintiff to recall said the same rate, until paid. Telephone (918) 254-0626 terville Road. with any other bidder or the price in Purcell, Oklahoma, the under- execution by oral announcement Persons or other entities having Facsimile (918) 254-7915 All work shall be performed, or amount of such bid or any bids, signed Sheriff will offer for sale and and/or order of the Court, prior to interest in the property, including E-mail: [email protected] and all construction and mate- the limiting of the bids or bidders, sell for cash to the highest and the sale, said judgment entered in those whose actual addresses are ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF rial used and furnished shall be the paying to anyone any money best bidder, subject to real estate the District Court in and for said unknown and persons or other KRF File #37862/KD in accordance with the Contract for promotion expenses, the par- Documents prepared by Glenn celing or farming out to any bidder Sullivan & Associates, Inc., and or bidders or other persons of any on file in the office of the Purcell part of the contract or any part of No. 644-July 12-2 Times that Applicant, S & T SWD LLC, Law Judge on the Initial Hearing that all interested parties may ap- Public Works Authority, located the subject matter of the bid or of BEFORE THE CORPORATION is requesting a variance to OAC Docket at the Oklahoma Corpora- pear and be heard. For information at Town Hall. the profits thereof. COMMISSION OF THE 165:10-9-1(f)(6)(B) and OAC tion Commission, located on the concerning this action, CONTACT: The Notice to Bidders, Form A Performance, Maintenance STATE OF OKLAHOMA 165:10-9-1(f)(7) as to the pending First Floor of the Jim Thorpe Build- Cheri Wheeler, Attorney, at Six N. of Bid, Form of Contract, Plans and Statutory Bond in the amount APPLICANT: S & T SWD LLC administrative order allowing two ing, 2101 North Lincoln Boulevard, E. 63rd Street, Suite 400, Santa and Specifications, Forms of Bid of 100% of the contract price with RELIEF SOUGHT: VARIANCE TO commercial pits in Cause PD No. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 73105 Fe North Building, Oklahoma City, Bond, Performance and Statutory a Corporate Surety licensed in COMMERCIAL PIT RULES OAC 201800064 located in the above at 8:30 a.m. on the 27th day of OK, 73105, (405) 848-1014, Ext. Payment Bond, and other Contract Oklahoma and approved by the 165:10-9-1(f)(6)(B) AND OAC captioned legal description. Said July 2018, and that this Notice of 3, [email protected]. Documents may be examined at Owner and Engineer, will be re- 165:10-9-1(f)(7) variance will authorize receipt of Hearing be published as required BY ORDER OF THE COMMIS- the following: quired for the faithful performance LEGAL DESCRIPTION: THE NW/4 water-based drilling mud and cut- by law and Commission rules. SION: 1. City Hall of the contract, and the bidder shall SE/4 SW/4 AND THE SW/4 SE/4 tings without regard to chloride NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN CORPORATION 230 W. Main St. state in the proposal the name and SW/4 OF SECTION 16, TOWN- content and limiting the chloride that the Applicants and interested COMMISSION Purcell, OK 73080 address of the Surety or Sureties SHIP 5 NORTH, RANGE 2 WEST, content in the pits to 35,000 mg/l parties may present testimony OF OKLAHOMA (405) 527-6561 who will sign this bond in case the MCCLAIN COUNTY, OKLAHOMA or less, pursuant to OAC 165:10- by telephone. The costs of the DANA L. MURPHY, Chairman 2. Glenn Sullivan & Associates, contract is awarded to him. The CAUSE PD NO. 201800120 9-1(k). The two new commercial telephonic communication shall J. TODD HIETT, Inc. Maintenance Bond required will NOTICE OF HEARING pits will be operated in conjunction be paid by the person(s) request- Vice Chairman 103 N. Mercedes Drive, Suite A guarantee the repair of all dam- STATE OF OKLAHOMA: To all with Applicant’s existing autho- ing it. Interested parties who wish BOB ANTHONY, Norman, OK 73069 age due to improper materials or persons, owners, producers, op- rized commercial pit facility. The to participate by telephone shall Commissioner (405) 321-7232 workmanship for a period of one erators, purchasers, and takers of existing pit facility was authorized contact Applicants, or Applicants’ DONE AND PERFORMED this A complete set of Plans and (1) year after the acceptance of oil and gas, and all other interested by Order Nos. 270744 and 403490. attorney, prior to the hearing date, 5th day of July 2018. Specifications to prospective bid- the work by the Owner. persons or entities, particularly in NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN and provide their name and tele- Peggy Mitchell, Commission ders may be obtained at the office All bids shall remain on file at McClain County, Oklahoma. that this cause shall be set for phone number. Secretary of Glenn Sullivan & Associates, least forty-eight (48) hours. Bids NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN hearing before an Administrative NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Inc., (405) 321-7232, upon receipt received more than ninety-six (96) of a non-refundable deposit of hours prior to the Bid Opening will $50.00. be returned. No. 637-July 12-1 Time Walsh Mineral Properties, LLC; or assigns of such parties. parties may present testimony by Each bidder shall accompany Contract to be awarded to low BEFORE THE CORPORATION and all persons, owners, produc- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN telephone. The cost of telephonic his original bid, with a certified or responsive responsible bidder. COMMISSION OF THE ers, operators, purchasers and that Applicant, Native Exploration communication shall be paid by Cashier’s Check on a solvent bank The Owner reserves the right STATE OF OKLAHOMA takers of oil and gas, and all other Operating, LLC, has filed an appli- the person or persons requesting located in Oklahoma or a Bidder’s to waive any informalities in the APPLICANT: NATIVE EXPLORA- interested persons, particularly cation in this cause requesting the its use. An interested party who Bond, in the amount of five (5) bidding and the right to reject any TION OPERATING, LLC in McClain County, Oklahoma, Corporation Commission to enter wishes to participate by telephone percent of the amount bid, as a and all bids in accordance with the RELIEF SOUGHT: WAIVER OF more particularly the parties set an order, as follows: (i) waive the shall contact the Applicant’s at- guarantee of his ability to perform Oklahoma Competitive Bidding CONSENT REQUIREMENTS OF out on the Exhibit “A” attached requirements for written consent of torney, prior to the hearing date, the contract bid upon, and that he Act. Conditional bids shall not be OCC RULE 165:5-7-6 to the application on file in this the 640-acre horizontal drilling and and provide his or her name and will enter into a written contract accepted. LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SECTION cause, and, if any of the named spacing unit for the Hunton com- phone number. 18, TOWNSHIP 6 NORTH, RANGE individuals be deceased, then mon source of supply to be spaced NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN 3 WEST OF THE IM, McCLAIN the unknown heirs, executors, by Order to issue in Cause CD No. that all interested persons may ap- No. 634-July 12-1 Time to effect and accomplish said COUNTY, OKLAHOMA administrators, devisees, trust- 201804373, which requirement is pear and be heard. For information ORDINANCE 2018-12 rezoning; and Cause CD No. 201805209 ees and assigns, both immediate set forth in Oklahoma Corporation concerning this action contact Jeff AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWN WHEREAS, The Board of NOTICE OF HEARING and remote, of such deceased Rule 165:5-7-6. Morris, Rock Creek Land & Energy, OF GOLDSBY, OKLAHOMA COR- Trustees of the Town of Goldsby, STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: individual; if any of the entities is NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN (405) 358-6090, or Emily P. Smith, RECTING AN ERROR IN ORDI- Oklahoma, adopted ordinance Arapaho Enterprises, Inc.; Citizen dissolved partnership, corpora- that this cause will be referred attorney, OBA No. 20805, (405) NANCE 2018-07 AND CHANGING 2018-07 to effect and accomplish Energy II, LLC; Dalton Investment tion or other association, then the to an Administrative Law Judge 272-4710, 101 Park Avenue, Suite THE ZONING DISTRICT DESIG- said rezoning and said Ordinance, Co.; E. S. Oil Properties, Inc.; Echo unknown successors, trustees for hearing, taking of evidence 1400, Oklahoma City, OK 73102. NATION, AS SHOWN ON THE OF- through inadvertence, errone- Energy, LLC; Gary F. Stebel, MD; and assigns, both immediate and and reporting to the Corporation Please refer to Cause CD Number. FICIAL ZONING DISTRICT MAP ously referred to the C-2 Highway Gas & Oil, Inc.; Gibraltar Explora- remote, of such dissolved entity; Commission. DONE AND PERFORMED THIS OF THE TOWN OF GOLDSBY, Commercial Zoning District in one tion, Ltd.; Hiawatha Limited Part- if any of the parties designated as NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN 26th day of June 2018. OKLAHOMA, SO AS TO PLACE instance in Section 1 thereof where nership 1979-1; Hodgden Energy a trustee is not presently acting in that this cause will be heard before CORPORATION THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED it should have read R-2 Medium Co., Inc.; Ica Energy, Inc., a Texas such capacity as trustee, then the an Administrative Law Judge on COMMISSION LAND, TO-WIT: Density Single Family Residential corporation; Jack D. Hodgden Op- unknown successor or successors the Merits Docket at the Corpora- OF OKLAHOMA The North 330 feet of the North- Zoning District and said error erating Co. Inc.; Jan Oil Company; to such trustee; if any of the parties tion Commission, First Floor, Jim DANA L. MURPHY, Chairman east Quarter (NE/4) of Section should be corrected; Kaiser-Francis Oil Company; Kelly designated as an attorney-in-fact Thorpe Building, Oklahoma City, J. TODD HIETT, Sixteen (16), Township Eight (8) NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT McCampbell Gentry; Kridler Revo- is not presently acting in such ca- Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m., on the Vice Chairman North, Range Three (3) West of the ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF cable Trust; Latigo Oil & Gas, Inc.; pacity as attorney-in-fact, then the 6th day of August 2018, and that BOB ANTHONY, Indian Meridian, McClain County, TRUSTEES OF THE TOWN OF Paul R. Boyd, deceased; Penn H unknown successor or successors this notice will be published as Commissioner Oklahoma,. GOLDSBY, OKLAHOMA: 1979 Venture; PRI Producing, Inc.; to such attorney-in-fact; and if any required by law and the rules of BY ORDER OF THE COMMIS- IN THE R-2 MEDIUM DENSITY Section 1. The Zoning District Robin Oil & Gas Corp.; San An- of the entities are corporations the Commission. SION: SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL Designation, as shown on the dreas Exploration Co.; San Saba which do not continue to have legal NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN PEGGY MITCHELL, Commis- ZONING DISTRICT OF SAID Official Zoning District Map of the Petroleum, LLC; Shoshone Oil & existence, then unknown trustees that the Applicant and interested sion Secretary TOWN; REPEALING ALL POR- Town of Goldsby, Oklahoma, is Gas Inc.; The Pure Oil Company; TIONS AND PARTS OF GOLDSBY hereby amended and changed so ORDINANCE 2018-07 CON- as to place the following described FLICTING OR INCONSISTENT property, to-wit: WITH THE PROVISIONS OF THIS The Northeast Quarter (NE/4) No. 621-July 5-3 Times on or before August 21, 2018, or line, a distance of 132.40 feet; 00°05’07” West along said West ORDINANCE; AND PROVID- of Section Sixteen (16), Township IN THE DISTRICT COURT the allegations contained in said thence North 89°45’08” East, a line of said E1/2 NE1/4 NW1/4 ING FOR THE SEVERABILITY Eight (8) North, Range Three (3) OF MCCLAIN COUNTY Petition will be taken as true and distance of 330.70 feet to the Point NE1/4, a distance of 132.40 feet; THEREOF. West of the Indian Meridian, Mc- STATE OF OKLAHOMA correct, quieting title to the follow- of Beginning. thence North 89°45’08” East, a WHEREAS, the owners of the Clain County, Oklahoma, LESS MICHAEL MANSANO FRAIRE ing real property, situated in MC- AND distance of 330.70 feet to the Point hereinafter described property, AND EXCEPT the North 330 feet AND MARIBEL LAGUNA, CLAIN County, Oklahoma, to-wit: A parcel of land being a part of Beginning. made application to the Town of of the Northeast Quarter (NE/4) Plaintiffs, A parcel of land being a part of the East Half of the Northeast forever barring you and all Goldsby to have said property of Section Sixteen (16), Township vs. of the East Half of the Northeast Quarter of the Northwest Quarter persons claiming by, through or rezoned and removed from the A-1 Eight (8) North, Range Three (3) WINFRED C. LONGACRE, IF LIV- Quarter of the Northwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter (E1/2 under you from ever setting up or Agricultural-Residential Zoning West of the Indian Meridian,. ING, OR IF DECEASED, THEIR of the Northeast Quarter (E1/2 NE1/4 NW1/4 NE1/4) of Sec- asserting any right, title, equity or District and placed in the R-2 Low in the R-2 Medium Density UNKNOWN SUCCESSORS, NE1/4 NW1/4 NE1/4) of Section tion Ten (10), Township Seven interest in and to said real property, Density Single Family Residential Single Family Residential Zon- HEIRS, ADMINISTRATORS, EX- Ten (10), Township Seven (7) (7) North, Range Three (3) West adverse to the right and title of the District of said Town; and ing District, and said property is ECUTORS, DEVISEES, TRUST- North, Range Three (3) West of the of the Indian Meridian, McClain Plaintiff (s) , and such other relief to WHEREAS, said application hereby rezoned and placed in the EES AND ASSIGNS, Indian Meridian, McClain County, County, Oklahoma, being more which they may be entitled. has been referred to the Plan- R-2 Medium Density Single Family Defendants. Oklahoma, being more particularly particularly described as follows: Witness my hand and seal, this ning Commission of said Town, Residential Zoning District. Case No. CV-18-64 described as follows: Commenc- Commencing at the Northeast 2 day of July, 2018. and said Commission, at public Section 2. Repealer. All portions NOTICE BY PUBLICATION ing at the Northeast corner of the corner of the E1/2 NE1/4 NW1/4 Kristel Gray meeting, considered said applica- and parts of Ordinance 2018-07 THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA E1/2 NE1/4 NW1/4 NE1/4; thence NE1/4; thence South 00°05’01” MCCLAIN COUNTY tion and recommended that the conflicting or inconsistent with TO: WINFRED C. LONGACRE, South 00°05’01” East, along the East, along the East line of said COURT CLERK same should be granted and an the provisions of this Ordinance IF LIVING, OR IF DECEASED, East line of said E1/2 NE1/4 NW1/4 E1/2 NE1/4 NW1/4 NE1/4, a /s/ Kathy Peterson ordinance adopted to effect and are hereby repealed. THEIR UNKNOWN SUCCES- NE1/4, a distance of 397.20 feet distance 529.60 feet to the point DEPUTY accomplish said rezoning; and Section 3. Severability. If any SORS, HEIRS, ADMINISTRA- to the point of Beginning; thence of Beginning; thence continuing DAVID G. HICKEY, OBA #31384 WHEREAS, subsequent to the section, subsection, sentence, TORS, EXECUTORS, DEVISEES, continuing South 00°05’01” East, South 00°05’01” East, a distance WILLIAM H. HALLEY, P.C. filing of the application for rezon- clause, phrase, or portion of this TRUSTEES AND ASSIGNS, a distance of 132.40 feet; thence of 132.40 feet to the Southeast 13108 N. MACARTHUR BLVD. ing, the Board of Trustees of the ordinance is, for any reason, held Take notice that you have been South 89°45’08’, West, a distance corner of said E1/2 NE1/4 NW1/4 OKLAHOMA CITY, OK 73142 Town of Goldsby, Oklahoma, ad- invalid or unconstitutional by any sued by MICHAEL MANSANO of 330.70 feet to a point on the NE1/4; thence South 89°45’08” (918) 691-1400 opted Ordinance 2018-06 chang- court of competent jurisdiction, FRAIRE AND MARIBEL LAGUNA West line of said E1/2 NE1/4 West, a distance of 330.70 feet to FAX (405) 348-9516 ing the name of the R-2 Zoning Dis- such portion shall be deemed a in the District Court of MCCLAIN NW1/4 NE1/4; thence North the Southwest corner of said E1/2 dhickey@oklahomatitleattor- trict in the Specific Zoning District separate, distinct, and indepen- County, State of Oklahoma, and 00°05’07” West, along said West NE1/4 NW1/4 NE1/4; thence North [email protected] Regulations from “LOW DENSITY, dent provision, and such hold- that you must answer the Petition SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL” ing shall not affect the validity to “MEDIUM DENSITY SINGLE of the remaining portions of this No. 635-July 12-2 Times proposed commercial saltwater Docket, First Floor, Jim Thorpe the Commission for administrative FAMILY RESIDENTIAL”; and ordinance. BEFORE THE CORPORATION disposal well, pursuant to OAC Building, Oklahoma Corporation review and approval. WHEREAS, The Board of Trust- PASSED, APPROVED AND AD- COMMISSION OF THE 165:10-5-5 and OAC 165: 5-7-27 Commission, 2101 N. Lincoln NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN ees of the Town of Goldsby, Okla- OPTED this 5th day of July, 2018 STATE OF OKLAHOMA as follows: Blvd., Oklahoma City, Oklahoma that all interested parties may homa, after public hearing upon /s/ Greg Giltner APPLICANT: COBALT ENVIRON- LEASE, WELL AND LOCATION: 73105, at 8:30 o’clock a.m. on appear and be heard. For infor- notice by mail and by publication MAYOR MENTAL SOLUTIONS, LLC. Cobalt Walnut Creek SWD No. 1 the 22nd day of August 2018, mation concerning this action, as by law required, considered ATTEST: RELIEF SOUGHT: ADMINISTRA- NE/4 NW/4 NE/4 SW/4 Sec- and that this Notice of Hearing be CONTACT: Mike Schmidt, geolog- said application and determined /s/ Sandra J. Jenkins TIVE AUTHORIZATION TO DRILL, tion 32, published as required by law and ical consultant, 11609 Randwick that said application should be TOWN CLERK COMPLETE AND OPERATE THE Township 8 North, Range 4 West Commission rules. Dr.,Oklahoma City, OK 73162; granted and an ordinance adopted (SEAL) COBALT WALNUT CREEK SWD McClain County, Oklahoma NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Telephone: (405) 919-0555; email: NO. 1, AS A COMMERCIAL SALT- INJECTION INTERVAL: that any person having an interest [email protected], or No. 611-July 5-2 Times Administration be issued to her WATER DISPOSAL WELL Permian and Pennsylvanian in this cause may participate in Cheri Wheeler, attorney, at 6 N. IN THE DISTRICT COURT as Personal Representative of the LEGAL LOCATION: NE/4 NW/4 INJECTION DEPTHS: the hearing by telephone pursuant E. 63rd Street, Suite 400, Santa OF McCLAIN COUNTY Estate, to serve without bond, for NE/4 SW/4, SECTION 32, TOWN- Top: 3,000’ Bottom: 4,950’ to OAC 165:5-1-8. The cost of Fe North Building, Oklahoma STATE OF OKLAHOMA a judicial determination of the heirs SHIP 8 NORTH, RANGE 4 WEST, INJECTION RATE AND PRES- telephonic communication shall City, OK, 73105, Telephone: (405) IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE of the Decedent. The Petition is MCCLAIN COUNTY, OKLAHOMA SURE: 19,990 BPD @ 1,500 psi be paid by the person or persons 848-1014, ext.3, email: cwheeler@ OF DONNIE GENE MAGERS, set for hearing on the 26th day APPLICATION NO. 1900270165 NOTICE IS GIVEN that written requesting its use. Interested okenergylaw.com. Deceased. of July, at 9:30 a.m. before the CAUSE PD NO. 201800121 objections may be filed with the parties who wish to participate CORPORATION Case No: PB-2018-81 Honorable Charles Gray in the NOTICE OF HEARING Oklahoma Corporation Commis- by telephone shall contact the COMMISSION NOTICE OF HEARING District Courtroom in the McClain STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: All sion within thirty (30) days after Applicant’s attorney, prior to the OF OKLAHOMA PETITION FOR LETTERS County Courthouse at 121 N. 2nd persons, owners, producers, op- the last publication of this notice. hearing date, and provide their DANA L. MURPHY, Chairman OF ADMINISTRATION, Street, Purcell, OK, 73080, Mc- erators, purchasers and takers of Written objections, if any, shall be name and telephone number. J. TODD HIETT, APPOINTMENT OF PERSONAL Clain County, Oklahoma. oil and gas and all other interested mailed to Oil and Gas Conserva- NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Vice Chairman REPRESENTATIVE AND LAW OFFICES OF persons, particularly in McClain tion Division, Pollution Abatement that at the time of the hearing, BOB ANTHONY, DETERMINATION OF HEIRS, MARK S. COOPER, P.C. County, Oklahoma. Department, Jim Thorpe Building, should no one appear in opposi- Commissioner DEVISEES AND LEGATEES /s/ Mark S. Cooper NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: P. O. Box 52000, Oklahoma City, tion or if no written objections DONE AND PERFORMED this Notice is hereby given to all MARK S. COOPER, That Cobalt Environmental So- OK 73152-2000. have been timely filed with the 6th day July 2018. persons interested in the Estate of OBA# 12614 lutions, LLC., P.O. Box 1266, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Commission, Applicant shall BY ORDER OF THE COMMIS- Donnie Gene Magers, Deceased, 2224 36th Ave NW Suite 110 Ardmore, OK 73402, is request- that this cause shall be set for request that the application be SION: that following his death on July Norman, Oklahoma 73072 ing administrative authority to hearing before an Administra- remanded to the Underground PEGGY MITCHELL, Commis- 14, 2017, there was filed with this (405) 292-7600 Telephone drill, complete and operate the tive Law Judge on the Oil and Injection Control Department of sion Secretary Court the Petition of Donna Jean (405) 366-7657 Facsimile Cobalt Walnut Creek SWD No. 1, Gas Pollution and Enforcement Pappas praying that Letters of LPXLP THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, July 12, 2018-7B No. 636-July 12-1 Time Jane Rankin; Janet Koin Dampeer of the Estate of Joyce Wislar Hal- covered hereby, and not limited to No. 642-July 12-2 Times hearing on said final account and BEFORE THE CORPORATION Revocable Trust, dated October lock, deceased; The Known and a single wellbore. The Applicant IN THE DISTRICT COURT petition has been set before the COMMISSION OF THE 20, 2009; Jeff Proznik and Jenny Unknown Heirs and Successors of has proposed the development of OF MCCLAIN COUNTY undersigned Judge or to the Judge STATE OF OKLAHOMA Proznik, Trustees of the J. Proznik the Estate of Mary J. Hardage, de- the separate common sources of STATE OF OKLAHOMA to which the same has been as- APPLICANT: NATIVE EXPLORA- Revocable Trust; Jenny Mitchell; ceased; The Known and Unknown supply in the drilling and spacing In the Matter of the Estate of signed in the District Courtroom of TION OPERATING, LLC Jess A. Kurz, deceased; JKJ Re- Heirs and Successors of the Estate units involved herein under a plan BARBARA JO HOLLAND, the McClain County Courthouse, RELIEF SOUGHT: POOLING sources; John Digby Sorenson; of Nelson Williams, deceased; of development and has proposed Deceased. Purcell, Oklahoma, on the 2nd day LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SECTION John Jackson Jones; Joseph G. The Known and Unknown Heirs to commence such plan of devel- PB-2011-81 of August, 2018, at 9:30 o’clock 18, TOWNSHIP 6 NORTH, RANGE Perry; Joyce Washburn, a/k/a and Successors of the Estate of opment of such unit by an initial NOTICE OF HEARING FINAL a.m., and all persons interested 3 WEST OF THE IM, McCLAIN Joyce Cook; Kaiser-Francis Oil Newton Glen Hardage, deceased; well in the lands covered hereby, ACCOUNT, PETITION FOR therein are notified to appear and COUNTY, OKLAHOMA Company; Kelli Jones Fondren; The Known and Unknown Heirs and that the Applicant has been DETERMINATION OF HEIRS, show cause, if any, why said ac- Cause CD No. 201805208 Kelly McCampbell Gentry; Kent and Successors of the Estate of unable to reach an agreement with AND FOR DISTRIBUTION AND count should not be approved and NOTICE OF HEARING C. Archer; Kridler Revocable Sybil Hart, deceased; The National the owners of drilling rights named DISCHARGE OF THE said petition granted. STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: Trust; Krystal Meesey; Latigo Oil Bank of Tulsa, Trustee of the Leta as respondents herein with respect PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVES Dated this 9th day of July, 2018. All persons, owners, producers, & Gas, Inc.; Lee C. Archer; Leita M. Chapman Charitable Trust; The to such proposed plan of devel- IN THE ESTATE OF BARBARA /s/Charles Gray operators, purchasers and tak- Merle Springer Smith, a/k/a Leita Pure Oil Company; The William opment of the separate common JO HOLLAND Judge of the District Court ers of oil and gas, and all other Merle Springer Plate; Linda Carol James Finely Revocable Trust; sources of supply in the drilling Notice is hereby given that the /s/ Ted W. Haxel interested persons, particularly in Dean Bridget; Linda J. Yadon; The William K. Warren Foundation; and spacing unit covered hereby. final account of the Successor Ted W. Haxel (OBA #3997) McClain County, Oklahoma, in- Linda Sue Stewart, Trustee of the Thomas Kurz; Triangle Royalty NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Personal Representative herein 108 North Second Street cluding the following: Ainsley Ann Tessalea Shull Revocable Trust, Corporation; Trout Exploration, that the application in this cause and the petition for determina- Post Office Box 367 Boles; Ainsley Ann Boles; Anne dated April 22, 1993; Lloyd Ken- LLC; Venable Royalty, Ltd.; W. requests that the Applicant or tion of heirs and distribution of Purcell, Oklahoma 73080 Rankin; April Bridget; Arapaho neth Alford; Margaret June Cheek; C. Bull and Evelyn M. Bull, (JT); some other party recommended said estate and final discharge of (405) 527-5888 phone Enterprises; Ashley Trotti Jones; Marilyn Jaccard, deceased; Mary W. N. Barger, a/k/a William N. by Applicant be designated as said Successor Personal Repre- (405) 527-6666 fax Ava Lee Orr; Bayless investments, Bingaman; Mary Elizabeth Perry, Barger; W. R. Reiney; W. R. Reiney, operator under the order to be en- sentatives was filed herein on the [email protected] LP; Ben F. Priddy; Benford Farrell a/k/a Mary Elizabeth Dolman; Jr.; Wall Family Trust A; Walsh tered in this cause of the separate 9th day of July, 2018, and that a Priddy; Bettie Claudean Kurz; Maureen Bayless Balleza, Trustee Mineral Properties, LLC; Walter common sources supply in the Blanche Bayless Sibbald, Trustee of the Maureen Bayless Balleza James Start, Jr.; Wayne Winston drilling and spacing units involved of the Blanche Bayless Sibbald GST Trust; Melville Wilson Perry, Bayless, III, Trustee of the Wayne herein, including the proposed GST Trust; BOKF, NA, Trustee of Jr.; Mermod Jaccard, deceased; Winston Bayless, III GST Trust; initial well and any subsequent No. 619-July 5-2 Times with the Owner to perform said the J. A. Chapman Trust; Brenda Michael D. Jones; Michael Kurz; Wayne Winton Bayless, Jr.; Wiley wells under Applicant’s proposed ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS work and/or furnish said materials Kurz; Britt Exploration, Ltd.; Carol Michael L. Hodgden Oil, Inc.; Oil & Gas Limited Partnership; plan of development of such unit. The Purcell Public Works Au- in accordance with said plans and Hoover; Carol Jean White; Castell Miramar Properties, LLC; N. G. William L. Finley; William Lowell Applicant may request up to one thority will receive separate sealed specifications and furnish the re- Oil Company, LLC; Charles W. Hardage; Nancy Ann Schweitzer, Springer; William Morris Booth, year for the date of the order to bids for the construction of a New quired bonds within seven (7) days McBride; Charles W. McBride; Trustee of the Maxine H. Alford the sole Devisee and Legatee of enter in this cause, within which Water Well. Bids will be received after the acceptance of his bid. Charles W. McBride; Chester O. Declaration of Trust, dated Janu- the Estate of E. Douglass Priddy, to commence the initial well. at City Hall, located at 230 W. Main The deposit will be retained by Kurz and Hazel Katherine Kurz, ary 5, 1984; Natalie Bayless Root, deceased, Roan Resources LLC; NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN St., Purcell, Oklahoma, 73080, the Owner as, and for, liquidated both deceased; Christine Peters, Trustee of the Natalie Bayless Root and, if any of the named individuals that this cause will be referred until 11:00 AM, on Thursday, Au- damages in case the successful Trustee of the Christine Peters GST Trust; Nettie Wheeler; Nina be deceased, then the unknown to an Administrative Law Judge gust 2, 2018. Bids will be publicly bidder fails to enter in said contract Revocable Living Trust; Citizen Ragle; Noble Kirby Springer; OFT, heirs, executors, administrators, for hearing, taking of evidence opened and read aloud, at 11:00 and furnish the required bonds Energy II, LLC; Cynthia D. Baur; LLC, an Oklahoma limited liability devisees, trustees and assigns, and reporting to the Corporation AM at City Hall. provided for in the specifications Cynthia McBride Snell, a/k/a company; Orr Royalty Company, both immediate and remote, of Commission. Project to include constructing within the time required. Deposit Cynthia A. McBride; Dalton Invest- LLC, a Limited Liability Company of such deceased individual; if any NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN one (1) new Public Water Supply of the unsuccessful bidders will ment Co.; David Russell; DeLois Texas; Patricia A. Hames; Patricia of the named entities is dissolved that this cause will be heard before Well complete with pump, piping, be returned upon the execution of J. Hudson, Trustee of the DeLois May and August Edward May, Jr.; partnership, corporation or other an Administrative Law Judge on well house, vfd, and electrical. the Contract and required bonds. J. Hudson 2002 Revocable Trust, Paul A. Bruehl; Paul C. Parker; association, then the unknown the Merits Docket at the Corpora- There will be a mandatory pre- Each bidder shall accompany dated April 25, 2002; Dennis L. Paul R. Boyd, deceased; Penn H successors, trustees and assigns, tion Commission, First Floor, Jim bid meeting held on Tuesday, July his bid with a sworn statement Andress; Dennis L. Bruehl; Diana 1979 Venture; Perry Lambird, MD; both immediate and remote, of Thorpe Building, Oklahoma City, 24, 2018 at 10:00 am at the Head- in writing that the Bidder has not Koin, M. D.; Dianne Russell; E. S. Phyllis S. McBride; Prairie Sisters such dissolved entity; if any of Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m., on the quarters of the Lexington Wildlife directly or indirectly entered into Oil Properties, Inc.; Echo Energy, Oil Company, LLC, an Oklahoma the named parties designated as 6th day of August 2018, and that Management Area, located 5.75 an agreement, express of implied, LLC; Edyth Kurz, a/k/a Edyth limited liability company; PRI Pro- a trustee is not presently acting this notice will be published as miles east of US 77 on Slaugh- with any other bidder or the price Jackson; ELSR, LP, a Texas Limited ducing, Inc.; Proctor W. Gull and in such capacity as trustee, then required by law and the rules of terville Road. or amount of such bid or any bids, Partnership; EOG Resources, Inc.; Frances K. Gull, (JT); R. H. Venable; the unknown successor or suc- the Commission. All work shall be performed, the limiting of the bids or bidders, Farmers United Cooperative Pool R. H. Venable Properties, Ltd.; Ra- cessors to such trustee; if any of NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN and all construction and mate- the paying to anyone any money No. 2; Fawn Barger, a/k/a Fawn mona L. Wolf, John E. Wolf, III, and the named parties designated as that the Applicant and interested rial used and furnished shall be for promotion expenses, the par- Haas; Frances Priddy Henry; Gail John Justin Wiolf, Co-Successor an attorney-in-fact is not pres- parties may present testimony by in accordance with the Contract celing or farming out to any bidder Francis Jennings; Gary D. Priddy; Trustees of the Osborne Mineral ently acting in such capacity as telephone. The cost of telephonic Documents prepared by Glenn or bidders or other persons of any Gary F. Stebel, MD; Gas & Oil, Trust, f/k/a the Neva L. Osborne attorney-in-fact, then the unknown communication shall be paid by Sullivan & Associates, Inc., and part of the contract or any part of Inc.; George Gregory Sorenson; Revocable Trust; Raymond P. successor or successors to such the person or persons requesting on file in the office of the Purcell the subject matter of the bid or of Gibraltar Exploration, Ltd.; Gladys Anderson; Republic National Bank attorney-in-fact; and if any of the its use. An interested party who Public Works Authority, located the profits thereof. Ruth Kurz, deceased; Gloria Priddy of Dallas, Trustee u/l/w/t of Clinton named entities are corporations wishes to participate by telephone at Town Hall. A Performance, Maintenance Williams; Golden Creek Minerals, Wiley Josey, deceased; Rex D. which do not continue to have legal shall contact the Applicant’s at- The Notice to Bidders, Form and Statutory Bond in the amount LLC; Gregg Frank Ebner, Jr. Trust, Archer, II; Richard Kurz; Robert W. existence, then unknown trustees torney, prior to the hearing date, of Bid, Form of Contract, Plans of 100% of the contract price with dated January 21, 2005; Grey Rose Hill and Rosemary F. Hill; Robin Oil or assigns of such parties. and provide his or her name and and Specifications, Forms of Bid a Corporate Surety licensed in Resources, LLC; Harry C. Zeisig, & Gas Corp.; Roger M. Blasdel and NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that phone number. Bond, Performance and Statutory Oklahoma and approved by the Jr. Johnson Co., KS (1974) QCD Kathleen C. Blasdel, Trustees of the the Applicant, Native Exploration NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Payment Bond, and other Contract Owner and Engineer, will be re- 526-241; Helen L. Thompson Trust; Roger M. Blasdel and Kathleen M. Operating, LLC, has filed an ap- that all interested persons may ap- Documents may be examined at quired for the faithful performance Helen Wager and M. R. Wager, Blasdel Revocable Trust; Russell I. plication in this cause requesting pear and be heard. For information the following: of the contract, and the bidder shall Trustees, or their successor in trust Orr, Trustee of the Orr Distribution the Corporation Commission enter concerning this action contact Jeff 1. City Hall state in the proposal the name and under the Wager Mineral Trust; Trust, dated July 1, 1992; Russell an order pooling the interests of Morris, Rock Creek Land & Energy, 230 W. Main St. address of the Surety or Sureties Herman Willard Kurz, deceased; J. Ford, deceased; Russell M. the oil and gas owners, and adjudi- (405) 358-6090, or Emily P. Smith, Purcell, OK 73080 who will sign this bond in case the Hiawatha Limited Partnership Chapman; Ruth Priddy Philpott; cating the rights and equities with attorney, OBA No. 20805, (405) (405) 527-6561 contract is awarded to him. The 1979-1; Hiawatha T. Estes, Trustee, San Andreas Exploration Co.; respect thereto, in the proposed 272-4710, 101 Park Avenue, Suite 2. Glenn Sullivan & Associates, Maintenance Bond required will deceased; Hodgden Resources, San Saba Petroleum, LLC; Sherrie 640-acre horizontal drilling and 1400, Oklahoma City, OK 73102. Inc. guarantee the repair of all dam- Inc.; Hodgen Energy Co., Inc.; Priddy Hobgood; Shoshone Oil & spacing units comprised of Sec- Please refer to Cause CD Number. 103 N. Mercedes Drive, Suite A age due to improper materials or Horace Otto Kurz a/k/a Horace Gas Inc.; Stephens Land Services, tion 16, Township 6 North, Range DONE AND PERFORMED THIS Norman, OK 73069 workmanship for a period of one “Dickie” Kurz, deceased; Ica Inc.; Syble Polk; T. C. Craighead 3 West of the IM, McClain County, 26th day of June 2018. (405) 321-7232 (1) year after the acceptance of Energy, Inc., a Texas corporation; & Company; T.S. Dudley Land Oklahoma, for the Mississippian, CORPORATION A complete set of Plans and the work by the Owner. Ida Lou Carr; J. Blanchard Barger Company; Taylor C. Sorenson; Woodford and Hunton separate COMMISSION Specifications to prospective bid- All bids shall remain on file at and Emile M. Barger; J. Blanchard Terra Rosa Royalty Corp.; Terry common sources of supply with OF OKLAHOMA ders may be obtained at the office least forty-eight (48) hours. Bids Barger and Emile M. Barger, (JT); Carr; The Board of Regents of the respect to the development of DANA L. MURPHY, Chairman of Glenn Sullivan & Associates, received more than ninety-six (96) J. Donald White, Life Tenant of the University of Oklahoma, A Public such separate common sources of J. TODD HIETT, Inc., (405) 321-7232, upon receipt hours prior to the Bid Opening will J. Donald White Life Estate; James Body Corporate; The Dean Fam- supply in such unit. The interests Vice Chairman of a non-refundable deposit of be returned. E. Polk; James G. Hazelwood; ily Limited Partnership, a Texas of the oil and gas owners involved BOB ANTHONY, $50.00. Contract to be awarded to low James Kurz; James R. Seitz, Jr., Limited Partnership; The Estate of herein and the rights and equities Commissioner Each bidder shall accompany responsive responsible bidder. Trustee of the James R. Seitz, Betty Pepis, deceased; The Known in respect thereto are sought here BY ORDER OF THE COMMIS- his original bid, with a certified or The Owner reserves the right Jr. Mineral Trust UTAD, May 09, and Unknown Heirs and Succes- to be pooled and adjudicated SION: Cashier’s Check on a solvent bank to waive any informalities in the 1996; James Z. Springer; Jamie sors of the Estate of Herman Wil- pursuant to Tit. 52, Okla. Stat., PEGGY MITCHELL, Commis- located in Oklahoma or a Bidder’s bidding and the right to reject any L. McBride Trust u/l/w/t of Ann liams, deceased; The Known and Section 87.1 within and on the ba- sion Secretary Bond, in the amount of five (5) and all bids in accordance with the Seitz McBride; Jan Oil Company; Unknown Heirs and Successors sis of the drilling and spacing unit percent of the amount bid, as a Oklahoma Competitive Bidding guarantee of his ability to perform Act. Conditional bids shall not be the contract bid upon, and that he accepted. No. 641-July 12-1 Time Glenna Virginia McKenzie, Gwen Smith Osborne, ShoShone Oil & McClain County, Oklahoma, to test will enter into a written contract BEFORE THE CORPORATION Atkins, as trustee for the benefit Gas, Stella L Propeck, c/o Maria the Woodford common source of COMMISSION OF THE of Helen Irene McAnally, Gwen Propeck, Stonewall Minerals, LLC, supply. STATE OF OKLAHOMA Atkins, as trustee for the benefit Suzanne Lewis, Suzanne Marrs, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN APPLICANT: TRP MIDCON, LLC of Jeanette D’Ann Atkins, Gwen The Copenhaver Trust dated Oc- that the Applicant in this cause is No. 633-July 12-2 Times RELIEF SOUGHT: INCREASED Atkins, as trustee for the benefit tober 4, 1990, Wanda Lee Copen- requesting the following special OKLAHOMA ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE WELL DENSITY of Thomas Donald Atkins, Hall Oil haver and James H. Copenhaver, relief: that TRP Operating, LLC, LAWS ENFORCEMENT COMMISSION LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SECTION Properties, Ltd, Helen F. Dixon Trustees, The Hefner Company, as agent for TRP MidCon, LLC, be NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY FOR 34, TOWNSHIP 7 NORTH, RANGE Trust, Richard Weldon Dixon and Inc., The Robert E. Howard and designated as Operator of such AN ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE LICENSE 4 WEST, McCLAIN COUNTY, Jerry Alan Dixon, Trustees, Henry Marilyn A. Howard Revocable wells. Applicant is further request- In accordance with Title 37, Section 522 and Title 37A, Section OKLAHOMA M. Suckle, Horizontal BOP, LLC, Trust, Robert E. Howard and ing that the Order to be entered in 2-141 Sid’s Easy Shop #2 Inc., 109 N. Main Street, Washington, CAUSE CD NO. 201805330 Ivis, Inc, J. O. Easley, Jaco Pro- Marilyn Howard, co-trustees, The this cause be made effective on a OK 73093, a corporation hereby publishes notice of its intention to NOTICE OF HEARING duction Company, Jim Williams, Sherryl Kay Sandersfeld Revo- date prior to the date of the Order. apply within sixty days from this date to the Oklahoma Alcoholic STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: A. Joe David Webb, John Albert cable Trust dated April 13, 2016, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Beverage Laws Enforcement Commission for a Retail Beer and J. Sheppherd c/o John L. Noble, Mantooth, Keely Investments, Titan II Energy, LLC, Titanium that this cause be set before an Retail Wine License under authority of and in compliance with the ABL, LLC, Adrian B. Palmer c/o Ken W. Roberts aka Ken William Energy, LLC, TRP MidCon, LLC, Administrative Law Judge for said Act: That it intend(s), if granted such license to operate as a Northern Trust Company, Alice Roberts, heir of Connel Roberts, Ventana Exploration and Produc- hearing, taking of evidence and Retail Beer and Retail Wine establishment with business premises Rosemary Parks, now deceased deceased, KnowCanDo, Ltd., tion, LLC, Vernon D Howard, Vicki reporting to the Commission. located at 109 N. Main Street in Washington, McClain, Oklahoma c/o Elroy N. Parks, Alicia Smith Kristina Kerr White, guardian of Kay Bertoch Revocable Trust NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN under the business name of Sid’s Easy Shop #2 Inc. Osborne, Allyson Gatlin Sullivan, the estate of Jason White, minor, dated October 20, 2015, Vicky that this cause will be heard before Dated this 6th day of July, 2018. Anna-Faye Rose, Trustee of Kristina Kerr White, guardian of L Howard, Victor Mitchell and an Administrative Law Judge on /s/ R. Kent Smith The Beattie Family Trust dated the estate of Melissa White, minor, Cynthia Mitchell, JT, Virginia Dawn the Initial Hearing Docket at the R. Kent Smith November 20, 2003, Barry K. Land Run Royalties, LLC, Larry B Beck, Virginia E. Pace, Trustee of Corporation Commission, Jim County of McClain, State of Oklahoma Kiehn, successor trustees of The Darden, Agent for the Strat Land the Virginia E. Pace Revocable Thorpe Building, 2101 N. Lincoln, Before me, the undersigned notary public, personally appeared: Trammell Family Trust dated Sep- Exploration Company Employee Trust dated August 6, 2008 Broken Oklahoma City, OK 73105, at R. Kent Smith tember 15, 2004, Betty J. Justus, ORRI Incentive Plan, Laurie Ann Arrow, OK, W. G. Leslie, D.D.S., 8:30 a.m., on the 6th day of Au- to me known to be the person(s) described in and who executed Black Oak Land & Minerals, LLC, Stolarz, Leo K. Hughes, Jr., Le- Inc. Pension Trust, Wake Energy, gust, 2018, and that this Notice the foregoing application and acknowledged that he executed the Brandie Ratliff, heir of Connel Rob- roy Gatlin II, Linda Walker, Lloyd LLC, Walter Duncan Oil, LLC, be published as required by law same as his free act and deed. erts and Debra Ratliff (daughter Kenneth Alford, LuAnn Marrs, Ward-Gungoll Properties, LLC, and the Rules of the Commission. /s/ Paul Aday of Connel Roverts), deceased, Lyden Company, MAP2009-OK Wayfinder Resources Operating, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Paul Aday Cambria Energy, LLC, Cameron c/o MAP Royalty, Inc, Mary Arden LLC, Wesley Bingham Smith, Wil- that the Applicant and interested My commission expires Sept. 16, 2020 Anne Reeves Brickhouse, Cheryl Gatlin, McElderry Minerals, LLC, liam C. Ward, William F. Mitchell, parties may present testimony by (Seal) R Foster, Cheyenne Resources, Mekusukey Oil Co, LLC Attn: Duke William K Howard, Zelma, LLC, telephone. The cost of telephonic LLC, Cockerell Energy, LLC, R Ligon, Melanie Ann Schantz, Mi- Zetta A Fayos, Callie Havard, Di- communication shall be paid by Consul Properties, LLC, D.C. chael D. Dwyer, Nancy J. Loyd, life xie LaJune Naud, Dorothy Dufran the person or persons requesting Wright and Elizabeth Anna Broach tenant John Bradley Garling and Lewis, Ernest Sheppard, H. C. Pe- its use. Interested parties who No. 615-July 5-2 Times Wright, co-trustees of the Wright Kevin William Garling, remainder- ters, Janie Frank, Joe Sheppard, wish to participate by telephone OKLAHOMA ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE Family Revocable Living Trust, men, Native Exploration Minerals, Judith Lynn Barnett c/o Leigh Cecil shall contact the Applicant or LAWS ENFORCEMENT COMMISSION dated 11/1/2017, Daisy Nell Ste- LLC, Nelda Jean Hagy, Newfield Barnett, now Walker, Leigh Cecil Applicant’s attorney, prior to the NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY FOR phens, Trustee of the Daisy Nell Exploration Mid-Continent, LLC, Barnett, now Walker, Nancy Ann hearing date, and provide their AN ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE LICENSE Stephens Revocable Trust, David Northwest Royalty, LLC, Nosley Schweitzer, Nellie Mae Wilkerson, name and telephone number. In accordance with Title 37, Section 522 and Title 37A, Section T. Radcliff and Toni Radcliff, h/w, SCOOP, LLC, Panhandle Oil and P.D. Ballard, Pansy Harrell, Roy L. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN 2-141 S&R Associate Inc. dba Fleetwing Food Mart, 2117 Weedn Delma Phyllis Hilt, Donald Kiffin Gas, Inc., Patricia A Weber, Patricia Sheppard, Vern Fayne Martin and that all interested persons may Blvd., Purcell, Oklahoma 73080, a corporation hereby publishes Ballard, Donald Propeck c/o Ma- J. Potts, Trustee of the Patricia all persons, owners, producers, appear and be heard. For infor- notice of its intention to apply within sixty days from this date to the ria Propeck, Donna J. Hayhurst, J. Potts Living Trust, Phillip Lee operators, purchasers and takers mation concerning this action, Oklahoma Alcoholic Beverage Laws Enforcement Commission for Trustee of the Donna J. Hayhurst Jody, Phillips Petroleum Co., of oil and gas and all other inter- contact BLAKE FAST, MEADOWS a Retail Liquor, Retail Wine and Retail Beer License under authority Trust dated September 12, 2011, R&R Enterprises, a partnership ested persons, particularly in Mc- OIL & GAS, Telephone: (580) 227- of and in compliance with the said Act: That it intend(s), if granted Dwight H. Ford, Sr. and Millie of Sue Carey and Maerita Ann Clain County, Oklahoma, and if any 7073, OR ERIC HUDDLESTON, such license to operate as a Retail Liquor, Retail Wine and Retail Ford, Trustees of the Ford Family Wolverton, Ray H. Potts, Trustee of the individuals are deceased, Attorney, Two Leadership Square, Beer establishment with business premises located at 2117 Weedn Revocable Trust dated 2/25/1994, of the Ray H. Potts Living Trust, or if any of the companies are no 211 North Robinson, Suite 1300, Blvd., in Purcell, McClain, Oklahoma under the business name of Elizabeth A. Dwyer, Enersource Rebellion Energy, LLC, Richard longer in existence, the unknown Oklahoma City, OK 73102, Tele- S&R Associate Inc. dba Fleetwind Food Mart. Royalty Corp., EOG Resources, C. Howard, life tenant Linda L. heirs, executors, administrators, phone: (405) 232-3722. Dated this 28th day of June, 2018. Inc., Eric Olsen, Fifth Natural Howard, remainderman c/o Bruce devisees, trustees, successors CORPORATION /s/ Shamim Rehman Resources, LLC, Fox Head Oil & N. Powers, Richard David Stolarz, and assigns, immediate and re- COMMISSION Shamim Rehman Gas Co., George M. Reeves, III, Richard Marrs, Robert L. Adair mote, of the named parties. OF OKLAHOMA County of McClain, State of Oklahoma George Walker, Gloria Elizabeth c/o Randal K. Round, Robert L. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Dana L. Murphy, Chairman Before me, the undersigned notary public, personally appeared: Simpson, life tenant The York Stephenson, Trustee of the Robert that the Applicant in this cause J. Todd Hiett, Vice-Chairman Shamim Rehman Family Trust dated September 30, L. Stephenson Living Trust, Rod is requesting the Commission Bob Anthony, Commissioner to me known to be the person(s) described in and who executed 2008, as remainderman, Guard W. Ylitalo, Route 66 Minerals, LP, issue an Order amending the DONE AND PERFORMED THIS the foregoing application and acknowledged that she executed the Exploration Limited Partnership, Roy Peters, Jr., Trustee of the Pe- Orders to issue in Cause CD Nos. 6th DAY OF JULY, 2018. same as her free act and deed. Gungoll Production, LLC, Gwen ters Family Trust, Russell T. Rudy 201708351 and 201800467 to BY ORDER OF THE COMMIS- /s/ Suzanna Harris Atkins, as trustee for the benefit of Energy, LLC, Ruth Rogers c/o Bill authorize three additional wells on SION: Suzanne Harris Alexandrea jane McAnally, Gwen Lester, Scott Christopher Stolarz, the unit comprised of Section 34, Peggy Mitchell, Secretary My commission expires June 19, 2022 Atkins, as trustee for the benefit of Sharon Smith Williams c/o Alicia Township 7 North, Range 4 West, (Seal) 8B-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, July 12, 2018 LPXLP No. 630-July 12-1 Time Kaplan; Michael L. Kaplan; William successor or successors to such No. 632-July 12-1 Time No. 607-July 5-2 Times BEFORE THE CORPORATION T. Kaplan; Keepa, LLC; Carol trustee. Ordinance No. 18-06 NOTICE OF APPLICATION COMMISSION OF THE Leanna Haytles Kennedy; Julie A. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that City of Purcell TO USE GROUND WATER STATE OF OKLAHOMA Kranker, as Trustee of the Julie A. Applicant, BP America Production ORDINANCE NO. 18-06 Todd A. & Jessica D. Parker APPLICANT: BP AMERICA PRO- Kranker Living Trust dated 4/29/99; Company, has filed an application AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF PURCELL AMENDING CHAPTER of PO Box 579, Lindsay, OK DUCTION COMPANY Karis A. Kranker; Kerstan P. in this cause requesting the Corpo- 122 (ZONING), ARTICLE 2 (DISTRICT REGULATIONS), DIVISION 3 73052 have filed an application, RELIEF SOUGHT: SPACING Kranker; Kyle J. Kranker; Louis ration Commission of Oklahoma to (RESIDENTIAL ESTATES, R-1 DISTRICT) SECTION 122-102 (PERMIT- #2018-517, with the Oklahoma LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SECTION Krapf and Ilene Krapf, as Trustees enter an order, to be effective as of TED PRINCIPAL USES AND STRUCTURES; OFF STREET PARKING), Water Resources Board (Board) 11, TOWNSHIP 6 NORTH, RANGE of the Ilene Krapf Living Trust the date of the execution thereof SUBSECTION 2; AND AMENDING CHAPTER 122 (ZONING), ARTICLE for a permit to use 260 acre-feet 2 WEST OF THE IM, MCCLAIN under trust agreement dated or as of a date prior thereto, as 2 (DISTRICT REGULATIONS), DIVISION 3 (RESIDENTIAL ESTATES of groundwater per year. The COUNTY, OKLAHOMA 5/20/98; Louis Krapf and Ilene follows: (i) amending a prior order R-1 DISTRICT), SECTION 122-103 (PERMITTED ACCESSORY groundwater is proposed to be CAUSE CD NO. 201805312 Krapf, as Trustees of the Louis of the Commission to enlarge USES AND STRUCTURES MINIMUM REQUIRED) SUBSECTION 5 used for 1) mining use - drilling NOTICE OF HEARING Krapf Living Trust under trust and extend the boundaries of the AND SUBSECTION 9A; AND AMENDING CHAPTER 122 (ZONING), and primary completion of oil & STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: All agreement dated 5/20/98; James Woodford common source of sup- ARTICLE 2 (DISTRICT REGULATIONS), DIVISION 4 (SINGLE-FAMILY gas wells and 2) irrigation use. The persons, owners, producers, op- E. Kyzer; Pamela Kyzer; Carol ply so as to cover and include Sec- RESIDENTIAL, R-2 DISTRICT), SECTION 122-133 (PERMITTED AC- water will be taken from 130 acres erators, purchasers and takers of LeCrone; Larry E. Lee Revocable tion 11, Township 6 North, Range CESSORY USES AND STRUCTURES), SUBSECTION 3; AND AMEND- located as follows: 20 acs in the oil and gas, and all other inter- Trust, and Larry E. Lee as Trustee 2 West of the IM, McClain County, ING CHAPTER 122 (ZONING), ARTICLE 2 (DISTRICT REGULATIONS, E2 SE SW, 80 acs. in the W2 SE ested persons, particularly in of such trust; Wilheim Leibman; Oklahoma, and to form a proper DIVISION 5 (TWO-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL, R-3 DISTRICT), SECTION and 30 acs. in the SE SE of Section McClain County, Oklahoma, in- David D. Liebman; David Liebman; horizontal well unit in such section 122-163 (PERMITTED ACCESSORY USES AND STRUCTURES), BY 5, T5N, R4WIM, McClain County. cluding the following: 1907 Land Lively Lane Corp.; Charles S. for such common source of supply, ADDING A SUBSECTION 4; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; AND The water is to be withdrawn from Company, LLC; 5B Energy, LLC; Lorinez; Patsy J. Lorinez; Lowery which unit Applicant requests be PROVIDING FOR REPEALER eight (8) proposed wells located in AK Properties, LLC; Judith Ann Properties, LLC; Magnolia Min- formed as a 640-acre horizontal NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE the E2 SE SW of same Section 5, Anderson; Atchley Resources, eral Company, LLC; Carol Lynn well unit; and (ii) granting such CITY OF PURCELL, OKLAHOMA AS FOLLOWS: and used at various drilling sites Inc.; Don R. Averitt; Bill and Velma Mancillas; Stephen E. Mancillas; other and further relief as may be SECTION 1. SECTION 122-102. PERMITTED PRINCIPAL USES AND in McClain County, Oklahoma, as Bacon Living Trust under trust John Mantooth; John Russell proper based upon the evidence STRUCTURES; OFF-STREET PARKING, SUBSECTION 2 more specifically described in the agreement dated July 25, 2006, Mantooth Family Trust, dated presented at the hearing herein. Chapter 122 (Zoning), Article 2 (District Regulations), Division 3 application. Use of groundwater is and the Trustee of such trust; 9/11/2001, and the Trustee of such NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN (Residential Estates, R-1 District) Section 122-102 (Permitted principal governed by Section 1020.1 and Johnny W. Baker and Anna W. trust; Willard Mantooth; Maoli that the application in this cause uses and structures; off street parking), Subsection 2, is amended following of Title 82 of the Okla- Baker Living Trust, dated 8/11/15, Energy, LLC; Harold W. Marshall, requests that the order to be by striking the current Section 122-102 (2) and replacing it with the homa Statutes and rules of the and Johnny W. Baker and Anna III; Anthony R. Mason, as Trustee entered in this matter be made following, to-wit: Board, Oklahoma Administrative W. Baker as Trustees of such trust; of the Mason Living Trust dated effective as of the date of the Code (OAC), Title 785, Chapter 30. Elvis Beam; Idella Beam; Gary 9/30/13; McClain Bank, N.A.; execution thereof or as of a date Permitted Principal Uses and Minimum Required Off Street Protests to the application must Beam; Jason P. Beam; Michael R. James Richard McCurdy; Michael prior thereto and seeks to amend Structures Parking be in writing and received by the Beam; Ronnie Beam, deceased; Clark McCurdy; Thomas Maxwell Order No. 660243 with respect to Board at the address listed below Anna-Faye Rose, as Successor McCurdy; McElderry Minerals, the Woodford common source of 2. General agricultre crops, but None and by the applicant at the address Trustee of The Beattie Family Trust LLC; Michael Edward McElderry, supply in the lands involved herein. not the raising of farm animals, listed above no later than July 30, dated 11/20/03; Patricia Ann as Trustee of the Michael E. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN except chickens. 2018, and contain the following: Beaver; John R. Benefield; Mary McElderry Revocable Living Trust; that this cause is set before an (1) name, address, and telephone Bingaman; Blair Royalties, Ltd.; Neil William McElderry, III; Meski- administrative law judge for hear- Permitted Principal Uses and Structures; Minimum Required Off number of the interested person; M.A. Blair Revocable Trust, and man Family Trust dated 6/24/14, ing, taking of evidence and report- Street Parking (2) the particular application num- M.A. Blair as Trustee of such trust; and the Trustee of such trust; ing to the Commission. Notice is 2. General agriculture crops, but not the raising of farm animals, ber to which the protest relates; (3) The Margaret A. Blair Revocable Joetta Meyer Living Trust dated further given that the application except chickens. specific information to show how Living Trust, and Margaret A. Blair 4/9/96, and the Trustee of such in this cause may be amended at SECTION 2. SECTION 122-103. PERMITTED ACCESSORY USES approval of the application pro- as Trustee of such trust; Nellie D. trust; Vickie Meyers; Elnora Beam such hearing in accordance with AND STRUCTURES, SUBSECTION 5 posed may directly and adversely Boatwright; William E. Boatwright; Miller; Jennifer Miller; Laura Lieb- the rules of the Commission and Chapter 122 (Zoning), Article 2 (District Regulations), Division 3 affect legally protected interests of BOGF, LLC; Don H. Boyer; Sondra man Miller; William Devore Miller the laws of the State of Oklahoma. (Residential Estates, R-1 District) Section 122-103 (Permitted ac- the person filing the protest; and C. Boyer; Robert Jery Brewer; II; Mirage Petroleum, LLC; MM NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN cessory uses and structures minimum required), Subsection 5, is (4) a statement of the relief sought Sharon Brewer; Eula Brewer, de- Resources, LLC; Montgomery that this cause will be heard before amended by striking the current Section 122-103 (5) and replacing it by the interested person. A person ceased; Vernon Brewer; Carolyn Family Living Trust under Trust an administrative law judge on with the following, to-wit: who sends a letter containing only Brown; Michael J. Brown; The Agreement dated June 15, 2007, the Conservation Docket at the 5. Private greenhouse (not operated for commercial uses) and a general objection or comment Keith and Carol Brown Family and John D. Montgomery and Western Regional Service Office gardens or areas for raising of agricultural crops, but not areas for will not be deemed to be a party, Foundation; The Keith and Carol Grace E. Montogomery as Trust- of the Corporation Commission, the raising of livestock except for Chickens. Chickens or laying hens but the letter will be made part of Brown Foundation; Lisha Marie ees of such trust; Steve C. Moore; Jim Thorpe Building, 2101 North may be kept and maintained so long as the provisions of this code the permanent record. Brown; Connie R. Bryan, spa Con- Gayla Moore; Ryan H. Morris; Roy Lincoln Boulevard, Oklahoma pertaining thereto are complied with; If a protest that meets the nie Bailey; Buffalo Creek Minerals, Lee Myers; Sharon Joyce Myers; City, Oklahoma, at 8:30 A.M. on (a) Such chickens or laying hens are maintained on land upon which requirements listed in the para- LLC; Sheila Miller Burgess; Mary Edwina Locke Myers; Native Ex- the 6th day of August , 2018, the owner or occupant resides; graph above is filed with both Ruth Brush; Ruth I. Brush, de- ploration Operating, LLC; Chas. and that this notice be published (b) Chickens or laying hens may only be kept under the following the applicant and Board, a hear- ceased; Douglas E. Butler and A. Neal & Co.; Ricky Ray Newbern; as required by law and the rules conditions: ing on this application will be Patricia J. Butler, as Trustees of Patsy Niehause, aka Patsy Shjel- of the Commission. 1. No more than six (6) chickens or laying hens; scheduled and the applicant and the Douglas E. Butler Living Trust ley Niehause; Eric Olsen; P.J.B. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN 2. Roosters are not allowed; protestant(s) will be advised of the dated 9/17/13; Estelle Beam Revocable Living Trust, and Patri- that Applicant and interested 3. The chickens are kept within a designated chicken coop and hearing date. Protestants or their Campbell; Capital Funds Oil & Gas, cia J. Bender as Trustee of such parties may present testimony by chicken run; representatives must appear at the LLC; Cardinal River Energy I, LP; trust; Wallace Bryan Hooks, Jr. telephone. The cost of telephonic 4. The chicken coop and chicken run shall be located in the rear or hearing and present the protest Cardinal River Capital, LLC; and Deborah Lynn Carlin, as Suc- communication shall be paid by backyard of a residential property. No part of the coop or run shall be to be considered. Hearings are Nancy Charpiot; Alice Clark; Be- cessor Co-Trustees of the Su- the person or persons requesting located in the side or front yard; governed by Section 309 of Title linda G. Clark; Charles G. Clark; zanne M. Paine Revocable Trust its use. Interested parties who wish 5. The chicken coop and chicken run shall be attached and shall be 75 and Section 1020.8 of Title 82 Whitney Rogers Clay; Jerry Ann u/a/d 12/27/06; Panther Petro- to participate by telephone shall located no closer than ten (10) feet from any side or rear property lines of the Oklahoma Statutes, and Coffman; Cogent Exploration LTD, leum, Inc.; Eva L. Patten; Barbara contact Applicant or Applicant’s and no closer than twenty-five (25) feet from any dwelling unit other the rules of Board, OAC Title 785, Co.; Melissa W. Coleman; Bryan Paschall; Connie Pauli; Betty J. attorney, prior to the hearing than the owner’s. Movable chicken enclosures are permitted as long chapters 4 and 30. If you have any P. Cook; Crystal R. Cook; Leon Payne; Mark Pearson and Angela date, and provide their name and as they meet the setbacks as indicated in this paragraph; questions, please contact Mary Troy Cook and Debora M. Cook, Pearson Living Trust dated telephone number. 6. The minimum size for a chicken coop shall be four (4) square feet Nell Brueggen at (405) 530-8800. as Trustees of the Cook Living 10/7/16, and the Trustee of such NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN per animal and the chicken run shall be eight (8) square feet per animal; Board mailing address: Oklahoma Trust dated 11/6/15; Linda Starr trust; Petrolio Investments, LLC; that all interested persons may ap- 7. During daylight hours, the chickens shall have access to a chicken Water Resources Board, Planning Cook, as Trustee of the Linda Starr Maria Marshall Poore; MariAna pear and be heard. For information run and a chicken coop; & Management Division, 3800 N. Cook Revocable Trust dated Pope; John K. Preston; Primarily concerning this action, contact 8. Chicken coops shall be predator resistant and any open walls or Classen Blvd., Oklahoma City, OK 8/6/15; Thomas S. Cook; William Poor; Cheryl Ramsey; Ranck Kelsey Swinford, BP America windows shall be designed to prevent access by predators; 73118-2881. Board fax number: R. Cook and Bryan Paul Cook and Minerals, LLC; Leroy Redd; Pearl Production Company, 1100 North 9. Chicken runs shall be adequately fenced and protected from (405) 530-8900. Erin Michelle Cook Dum, as Co- F. Redd; Reservoir Rock Acquisi- Broadway Avenue, Suite 200, predators; Trustees of the William R. Cook tions, LLC; Residential Construc- Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73103, 10. Water shall be provided onsite and accessible to chickens at all Revocable Trust dated 5/24/16; tion Company; Imogene Kemp, Telephone: (405) 400-8718; or times; John D. Cotton, a/k/a J. D. Cotton; now Reynolds; Patricia A. Rich- John R. Reeves, attorney, OBA 11. All chicken enclosures shall be cleaned regularly to prevent an No. 610-July 5-2 Times John D. Cotton; Laveta Farrow, ardson; Richard L. Richardson; #7479, Seventeenth Floor, One accumulation of food, fecal matter, or nesting material from creating a IN THE DISTRICT COURT now Cotton, deceased; Mary Ricochet, LLC; Riverbend Explo- Leadership Square, 211 North nuisance or unsanitary condition due to odor, vermin, debris, or decay. FOR MCCLAIN COUNTY Agnes Craig; Darco of Lamont LP; ration & Production, LLC; Derek Robinson Avenue, Oklahoma City, (c) Outdoor slaughter of chickens is prohibited. STATE OF OKLAHOMA Elna I. Davidson; Scott W. Deffe- James Rogers; Dennis Lane Rose; Oklahoma 73102, Telephone: (405) (d) Electrical and heat sources shall comply with the City’s building M O R T G A G E C L E A R I N G bach; Vicky L. Howard DeNoon; Rhonda Roy; S3 Holdings, LLC; 272-5742. code. CORPORATION Michael L. Dillinger; Pamela Dill- Kristie Dawn Salazar; Angel San- CORPORATION SECTION 3. SECTION 122-103. PERMITTED ACCESSORY USES Plaintiff inger; Greg Dinwiddle; Jerry Alan chez; Lilia Sanchez; Peggy L. COMMISSION AND STRUCTURES, SUBSECTION 9A. v. Dixon, as Trustee of the Helen F. Schultz; SEK Royalty, a TX Gen- OF OKLAHOMA Chapter 122 (Zoning), Article 2 (District Regulations), Division 3 ROBERT SCOTT BANFIELD, Dixon Trust; DKT Energy, LLC; eral Partnership; Eileen B. Set- DANA L. MURPHY, Chairman (Residential Estates, R-1 District) Section 122-103 (Permitted ac- KIMBERLY DAWN BANFIELD, Dorado E&P Partners, LLC; Lois terland; Samuel L. Setterland; J. TODD HIETT, cessory uses and structures minimum required), Subsection 9a, is BANCFIRST, OCCUPANT 1 (real Doughty; Jeri S. Duerr; Joe M. Melanie Shantz; Jeanne Lonetta Vice Chairman amended by striking the current Section 122-103 (9a) and replacing name unknown), and OCCUPANT Duerr; J.O. Easley; James C. En- Simmons; Randall Keith Simmons, BOB ANTHONY, it with the following, to-wit: 2 (real name unknown) dicott; William R. Ewing; William spa Randal Keith Simmons; Etta Commissioner 9. Such structures and uses shall not involve the conduct of busi- Defendants. Farrow; Earlene Fenter; Erin E. Ida Slate; Etta Slate; Jerrold Lee DONE AND PERFORMED this ness, except home occupations, on the premises. CJ-2017-231 Ferrell; FerrellOil Co., LLC; Mamie Slate; Carroll Dean Slate, de- 5th day of July, 2018. (a). Such structures and uses shall not include barns or sheds for NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE Ferrester, deceased; First Key- ceased; Bobbye L. Sloan; Sharon BY ORDER OF THE COMMIS- the keeping of livestock or other agriculturally related machinery or NOTICE is given that on the 7th stone Energy Fund-VI, LP; Cheryl Smith; Wayne Smith; Betty June SION: material; except for chickens. day of August, 2018, at 10:00 a.m., R. Foster; Four See Investments, Smith; William D. Smith; SNS Oil PEGGY MITCHELL, Commis- SECTION 4. SECTION 122-133. PERMITTED ACCESSORY USES at the McClain County Courthouse LLC; Freeman Mineral Invest- & Gas Properties, Inc.; Spector sion Secretary AND STRUCTURES, SUBSECTION . Building, located at 121 N. 2nd, ments, LLC; Barbara M. Garrison; Family Partners; Fern I. Speer; 14818-1039noh Chapter 122 (Zoning), Article 2 (District Regulations), Division 4 (Single Suite 121, Purcell, Oklahoma Cynthia R. Garrison; David L. God- Barbara K. Spratt; Harold D. Family Residential, R-2 District) Section 122-133 (Permitted acces- 73080, the Sheriff of said County dard, as Trustee of the Charles M. Spratt; Spring Energy Company; sory uses and structures), Subsection 3, is amended by striking the will offer for sale and sell for cash Goddard Trust dated 8/14/02; Charles L. Stokes; Marilyn Stokes; current Section 122-133 (3) and replacing it with the following, to-wit: to the highest and best bidder, Golden Creek Minerals, LLC; Stone Family Trust Agreement 3. Private greenhouses, not operated for commercial purposes, and subject to real estate ad valorem Richard C. Gray Minerals, LLC; dated 6/7/10, and the Trustee of gardens, or areas for the raising for agricultural crops, but not areas taxes, superior special assess- Helen Smith Grayson; Leslie Gray- such trust; Linda Szabo; Betty E. for the raising of livestock; except for chickens (see Sec. 122-103) ments and all interest of record, son; Brenda Jean Griffith, now Tate; Brian Keith Tate; Nolan H. SECTION 5. SECTION 122-163. PERMITTED ACCESSORY USES if any, except the Mortgage and Frazier; Donald Griffith aka Donald Tate; Barbara Ann Taylor; TCD No. 626-July 12-3 Times AND STRUCTURES, SUBSECTION 4. interest foreclosed herein on the W. Griffith; Cynthia Ann Perkins, Exploration; Tenn Tex Energy, LLC; IN THE DISTRICT COURT Chapter 122 (Zoning), Article 2 (District Regulations), Division 5 following described real property as Trustee of the Cynthia Ann Jonathon Thayer; Joan Thomas; OF MCCLAIN COUNTY (Two-Family Residential, R-3 District) Section 122-163 (Permitted located in McClain County, Okla- Grisham Revocable Trust; Phillip Fred L. Thurman; Joyce G. Thur- STATE OF OKLAHOMA accessory uses and structures), Subsection 4, is amended by adding homa, described as: Leo Grisham and Patty Ann man; David Thurston; Robert IN THE MATTER OF THE ES- a Subsection 4 which shall read as follows: Lot Two (2), Block Two (2), Final Grisham, as Trustees of the Thurston; Walter A. Thurston, Jr.; TATE OF DANNY RAE COLE, 4. Chickens; see Sec. 122-103 Plat of LANDRUN ADDITION SEC. Grisham Family Revocable Trust Dennis Tout; Richard D. Trent; DECEASED SECTION 6. SEVERABILITY. 1, McClain County, Oklahoma, dated 12/3/01; Richard S. Grisham, Tudor Investments, LLC; UDX, Case No. PB-2018-82 If any section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase or portion of according to the recorded plat as Trustee of the Richard S.C. LLC; Jimmy D. Vaughn; Vickie L. NOTICE OF HEARING this Ordinance is, for any reason, held invalid or unconstitutional by thereof. Grisham Mineral Trust dated Vaughn; George G. Vaught, Jr.; NOTICE IS GIVEN that spouse any Court of competent jurisdiction, said portion shall be deemed a With a mailing address of 18356 11/3/08; David Harlan; David H. Ventura Exploration & Production, of decedent, Sue Ann Cole, has separate, distinct and independent provision and such holding shall 320th St. Norman, OK 73072 (the Hawk; Linda Sue Hawk; Gerald LLC; Venture Oil & Gas, Inc.; Mar- filed a petition with the Court ask- not affect the validity of the remaining portions of this Ordinance. “Real Property”); Hayes Family Trust under Trust cia Gooodall Walker; Charles P. ing to probate this estate without SECTION 7. REPEALER. subject to unpaid taxes, ad- agreement dated November 12, Wantland; David G. Wantland; a will being admitted, as none is All ordinance or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby vancements by Plaintiff for taxes, 2010, and Gerald Hayes and Re- Evan Wantland; Florence A. Want- found; to appoint said Sue Ann repealed. insurance premiums, and expens- gina Hayes as Trustees of such land; James Bryan Wantland; Cole as the Administrator of this PASSED AND APPROVED THIS 2ND DAY OFJULY, 2018. es necessary for the preservation trust; Annis Hayles; Arlin Curtis Robert Lindsey Wantland; Su- estate to serve without the need /s/ Ted Cox of the Real Property, if any, said Hayles; Leonard Dwight Hayles; zanne Wantland; William Charles for bond; and to make a judicial Ted Cox, Mayor Real Property having been duly Lindle Leland Keith Hayles; Loyell Wantland; Amber R. Ward; Richard determination that said Sue Ann ATTEST: appraised at $425,000.00. Sale Von Hayles; Robert Dale Hayles; G. Ward; Chase Watkins; Danny Cole is the sole and only heir of /s/ Dorothy Kennedy will be made pursuant to a Writ Nancy C. Heardnon and Edward Weaver; Richard Weaver; Sharon decedent, Danny Rae Cole. Dorothy Kennedy, City Clerk of Special Execution and Order B. Hearndon III, as Trustees of the Weaver; R. Carol Webb; Patricia NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN (SEAL) of Sale issued in accordance with Hearndon Family Living Trust; Howard Weber; Wenonah West, that a hearing on this matter will Approved as to form this 2nd day of July, 2018. the judgment entered in the District Nancy C. Hearndon; The Hefner aka Wynona Gold West; David S. be held at the McClain County /s/ Ted W. Haxel Court of McClain County, Okla- Company, Inc.; Carol Marie Her- Williams; Dawn Calamari, as Suc- Courthouse on August 2nd, at 9:30 Ted W. Haxel homa, in Case No. CJ-2017-231, ron; Betty Jo Hill; Dorothy Jean cessor Trustee of the Robert K. o’clock a.m., before the Honor- styled Mortgage Clearing Corpo- Hindman; Warren Hindman; Gary Williams Trust dated 10/28/91; able Judge Charles Gray and that ration v. Robert Scott Banfield, et L. Hine; Paul D. Hine, a/k/a Paul Bruce L. Wilson; Duane Wilson; interested persons may appear in al., being all of the Defendants and D. Hine Jr., deceased; Don Hop- Karen C. Wilson; Bernice M. support of or in opposition to the No. 597-June 28-3 Times plus interest will be rendered ac- persons holding or claiming any son; Housing Authority of the Wright; Clarence L. Wright; Laura requested relief. For further infor- IN THE DISTRICT COURT cordingly. interest or lien in the Real Property. Chickasaw Nation of Oklahoma; Wyatt; Estelle Zawalnickle; if any mation contact the attorney for OF MCCLAIN COUNTY Dated this day 6-21-18 Don Hewett, Sheriff Betty Ann Howard; Ricky Howard, of the above-named individuals Sue Ann Cole as follows: Edward STATE OF OKLAHOMA By: /s/ Kathy Peterson McClain County, Oklahoma aka Richard C. Howard; The Rob- be deceased, then the unknown L. White, Edward L. White, P.C., A M E R I C A N C O L L E C T I O N DEPUTY COURT CLERK BY: /s/ Don Hewett ert E. Howard and Marilyn A. heirs, executors, administrators, 829 East 33rd Street, Edmond, SERVICES, INC. FOR MCCLAIN COUNTY Armando J. Rosell, OBA #18821 Howard Revocable Trust, and devisees, trustees and assigns, Oklahoma 73013, (405) 810-8188. Plaintiff, DISTRICT COURT CLERK Stacy S. Ramdas, OBA #22893 Robert E. Howard & Marilyn How- both immediate and remote, of Dated June 28, 2018. vs. (seal) ROSELL LAW GROUP, L.L.P. ard as Co-Trustees of such trust; such deceased individual; if any /s/ Edward L. White ERIN DODSON APPROVED BY: 101 N. Robinson Avenue, Suite Vernon D. Howard; William K. of the above-named parties is a Edward L. White, P.C. Defendant. /s/ Hugh H. Fudge 700 Howard; Hydrocarb-En, LLC; Jan dissolved partnership, corporation Edward L. White, OBA #16549 No. CS-2018-54 Hugh H. Fudge, OBA #20487 Corporate Tower Oil Company; Joseph M. Jayson; or other association, then the Kerry D. Green, OBA #31998 NOTICE BY PUBLICATION Robinson, Hoover & Fudge, Oklahoma City, OK 73102 James A. Jenne, as Successor unknown successors, trustees 829 East 33rd Street Erin Dodson you are hereby PLLC Telephone (405) 702-0888 Trustee of The Trust Agreement of and assigns, both immediate and Edmond, Oklahoma 73013 noticed that you have been sued 119 N. Robinson Ave., Suite Facsimile (405) 601-8751 Mildred W. Jenne; Kathy S. Jen- remote, of such dissolved entity; Telephone: (405) 810-8188 by American Collection Services, 1000 Email: arosell@roselllawgroup. nings; Dianne Lynn Johnson; and if any of the above-named Facsimile: (405) 608-0971 Inc. and you must answer plaintiff’s Oklahoma City, OK 73102 com Edmond Johnson; Donald Keith parties designated as a trustee is Email: [email protected] petition on or before the 23rd day (405) 232-6464 sramdas@roselllawgroup. com Jones; Jack L. Jones; JSW En- not presently acting in such capac- [email protected] of August, 2018 or a money judg- (405) 232-6363 fax Attorneys for Defendant, ergy, LLC; Betty Justus; Jack L. ity as trustee, then the unknown Attorneys for Petitioner ment in the amount of $2,433.35 [email protected] BancFirst LPXLP THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, July 12, 2018-9B No. 629-July 12-1 Time LLC; Ricky Ray Newbern; Eric of development of such unit by an No. 624-July 12-2 Times at $55,000.00. Sale will be made BEFORE THE CORPORATION Olsen; P.J.B. Revocable Living initial well in the lands covered NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE pursuant to order of sale issued COMMISSION OF THE Trust, and Patricia J. Bender as hereby. Such application further Notice is given that on August in accordance with judgment STATE OF OKLAHOMA Trustee of such trust; Wallace states that Applicant has been 14, 2018, at 10:00 o’clock a.m. entered in the District Court of Legal APPLICANT: BP AMERICA PRO- Bryan Hooks, Jr. and Deborah unable to reach an agreement at in room 121 of the County McClain County, Oklahoma. DUCTION COMPANY Lynn Carlin, as Successor Co- with the owners of drilling rights Courthouse, in Purcell, McCIain Pursuant to judgment, Plaintiff RELIEF SOUGHT: POOLING Trustees of the Suzanne M. Paine named as respondents herein County, Oklahoma, the Sheriff of reserves the right to recall the Publications LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SECTION Revocable Trust u/a/d 12/27/06; with respect to such proposed said County will offer for sale and Special Execution and Order of 11, TOWNSHIP 6 NORTH, RANGE Eva L. Patten; Connie Pauli; Betty plan of development of the com- sell, for cash, at public auction, Sale and to cancel this scheduled 2 WEST OF THE IM, MCCLAIN J. Payne; MariAna Pope; Cheryl mon source of supply in the unit to the highest and best bidder, all sale orally or in writing at any time COUNTY, OKLAHOMA Ramsey; Leroy Redd; Pearl F. covered hereby. Such application that certain real estate in McClain prior to sale without notice or leave CAUSE CD NO. 201805313 Redd; Reservoir Rock Acquisi- further requests up to 365 days County, Oklahoma, to-wit: of Court. NOTICE OF HEARING tions, LLC; Residential Construc- within which to commence op- A PART OF LOT FOUR (4), PERSONS OR OTHER ENTI- No. 625-July 12-3 Times STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: All tion Company; Imogene Kemp, erations on or in connection with BLOCK SEVENTY-SEVEN (77), IN TIES HAVING AN INTEREST IN IN THE DISTRICT COURT persons, owners, producers, op- now Reynolds; Richard L. Richard- such initial well under such plan THE ORIGINAL TOWN OF PUR- THE PROPERTY WHOSE INTER- OF MCCLAIN COUNTY erators, purchasers and takers of son; Patricia A. Richardson; Derek of development. Such application CELL, MCCLAIN COUNTY, OKLA- EST IS SOUGHT TO BE EXTIN- STATE OF OKLAHOMA oil and gas, and all other interested James Rogers; Dennis Lane Rose; further states that there is currently HOMA, MORE PARTICULARLY GUISHED, INCLUDING THOSE DITECH FINANCIAL, LLC, persons, particularly in McClain Rhonda Roy; Lilia Sanchez; Angel pending before the Commission DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: WHOSE ACTUAL ADDRESS Plaintiff, County, Oklahoma, including the Sanchez; Melanie Shantz; Randall an application of Applicant to form BEGINNING AT THE NE/CORNER IS UNKNOWN AND PERSONS v. following: 1907 Land Company, Keith Simmons, spa Randal Keith a 640-acre horizontal well unit in OF LOT FOUR, BLOCK 77, IN THE OR OTHER ENTITIES WHOSE STAND JOHNSON; TOSHA LLC; Judith Ann Anderson; Elvis Simmons; Jeanne Lonetta Sim- said Section 11 for the Woodford ORIGINAL TOWN OF PURCELL, UNKNOWN SUCCESSORS ARE JOHNSON AKA TASHA JUANITA Beam; Idella Beam; Gary Beam; mons; Etta Ida Slate; Etta Slate; common source of supply. THENCE SOUTH, A DISTANCE HEREBY NOTIFIED ARE: Charles JOHNSON; STATE OF OKLA- Jason P. Beam; Michael R. Beam; Jerrold Lee Slate; Carroll Dean NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN OF 103.0 FEET; THENCE WEST, P. Patrick and Elizabeth Patrick. HOMA EX REL OKLAHOMA TAX Ronnie Beam, Deceased; Patricia Slate, deceased; Bobbye L. Sloan; that the application in this cause A DISTANCE OF 98.0 FEET; DON HEWETT, Sheriff of COMMISSION; JOHN DOE, OC- Ann Beaver; Mary Bingaman; Wayne Smith; Sharon Smith; requests that BP America Pro- THENCE N 04 DEGREES 26’ 28” McClain County, Oklahoma CUPANT; AND BAYVIEW LOAN Blair Royalties, Ltd.; M.A. Blair William D. Smith; Betty June duction Company, or some other E, A DISTANCE OF 103.31 FEET; By: /s/ Don Hewett SERVICING LLC Revocable Trust, and M.A. Blair as Smith; Spector Family Partners; party recommended by Applicant THENCE EAST, A DISTANCE OF KELLY M. PARKER #22613 Defendant(s). Trustee of such trust; The Margaret Fern I. Speer; Charles L. Stokes; be designated as operator under 90.0 FEET TO THE POINT OF LAMUN MOCK CUNNYN- Case No. CJ-2018-106 A. Blair Revocable Living Trust, Marilyn Stokes; Stone Family Trust the order to be entered herein of BEGINNING; GHAM & DAVIS, P.C. NOTICE BY PUBLICATION and Margaret A. Blair as Trustee of Agreement dated 6/7/10, and the the common source of supply in subject to unpaid taxes, as- Attorneys for Plaintiff THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA, such trust; William E. Boatwright; Trustee of such trust; Betty E. Tate; the unit covered hereby, including sessments, advancements by 5613 N. Classen BIvd. TO: Stand Johnson and Tosha Nellie D. Boatwright; Robert Jery Brian Keith Tate; Barbara Ann the initial well and any subsequent Plaintiff for taxes, insurance pre- Oklahoma City, OK 73118 Johnson, if living or if dead, and Brewer; Sharon Brewer; Eula Taylor; Joan Thomas; Walter A. well or wells to be drilled under or miums, expenses necessary for (405) 840-5900 to said Defendant(s)’unknown Brewer, deceased; Vernon Brewer; Thurston, Jr.; Dennis Tout; Rich- otherwise covered by Applicant’s the preservation of the subject (405) 842-6132 (Fax) successors, if any. Michael J. Brown; Carolyn Brown; ard D. Trent; UDX, LLC; Jimmy proposed plan of development of property, if any, and prior security WELLS FARGO BANK, NA vs. TAKE NOTICE that you have The Keith and Carol Brown Family D. Vaughn; Vickie L. Vaughn; such unit. interests in fixtures, if any, said CHARLES P. PATRICK, et al., been sued by Ditech Financial, Foundation; Lisha Marie Brown; George G. Vaught, Jr.; Ventura NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN property having been appraised Case No. CJ-2018-50 LLC, in the District Court of Mc- Connie R. Bryan, spa Connie Bai- Exploration & Production, LLC; that this cause is set before an ad- Clain County, State of Oklahoma, ley; Buffalo Creek Minerals, LLC; Marcia Gooodall Walker; Charles ministrative law judge for hearing, and that you must answer the Sheila Miller Burgess; Mary Ruth P. Wantland; David G. Wantland; taking of evidence and reporting No. 627-July 12-3 Times MOTE, OF GENEVIEVE CABLE Petition on or before August 28, Brush; Ruth I. Brush, deceased; Florence A. Wantland; James to the Corporation Commission of IN THE DISTRICT COURT MCCULLOH, F/K/A GENEVIEVE 2018, or the allegations of said Betty Justus; Douglas E. Butler Bryan Wantland; Robert Lindsey Oklahoma. Notice is further given OF MCCLAIN COUNTY ROUNTREE, DECEASED; AND Petition will be taken as true and and Patricia J. Butler, as Trustees Wantland; William Charles Want- that the application in this cause STATE OF OKLAHOMA THE HEIRS, EXECUTORS, AD- judgment rendered against you of the Douglas E. Butler Living land; Richard G. Ward; Amber may be amended at such hearing CARNEGIE ENERGY, LLC, MINISTRATORS, DEVISEES, awarding Plaintiff a first lien upon Trust dated 9/17/13; Estelle Beam R. Ward; Danny Weaver; Sharon in accordance with the rules of the a Texas Limited Liability Company, TRUSTEES, AND ASSIGNS, the following described real estate, Campbell; Nancy Charpiot; Alice Weaver; Richard Weaver; R. Carol Commission and the laws of the Plaintiff, IMMEDIATE AND REMOTE, OF situated in McClain County, State Clark; Charles G. Clark; Belinda Webb; Patricia Howard Weber; State of Oklahoma. vs. DENNIS BRADLEY AYERS, A/K/A of Oklahoma, to-wit: G. Clark; Whitney Rogers Clay; Wenonah West, aka Wynona NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN THE HEIRS, EXECUTORS, AD- BRAD AYERS, DECEASED LOT TWO (2), PERSIMMON Bryan P. Cook; Crystal R. Cook; Gold West; Dawn Calamari, as that this cause will be heard before MINISTRATORS, DEVISEES, You are hereby notified that RIDGE, BEING A SUBDIVISION Leon Troy Cook and Debora M. Successor Trustee of the Robert an administrative law judge on TRUSTEES, AND ASSIGNS, IM- on the 5th day of July, 2018, the OF THE SOUTH HALF OF THE Cook, as Trustees of the Cook K. Williams Trust dated 10/28/91; the Conservation Docket at the MEDIATE AND REMOTE, OF ROB- above-named Plaintiff filed a Peti- NORTHEAST QUARTER OF THE Living Trust dated 11/6/15; Linda Clarence L. Wright; Bernice M. Western Regional Service Office ERT LEROY MCCULLOH, A/K/A tion in the District Court of McClain SOUTHEAST QUARTER (S/2 Starr Cook, as Trustee of the Linda Wright; Estelle Zawalnickle; if any of the Corporation Commission, ROBERT L. MCCULLOH, DE- County, State of Oklahoma, in NE/4 SE/4) OF SECTION SIX (6), Starr Cook Revocable Trust dated of the above-named individuals Jim Thorpe Building, 2101 North CEASED; RUSSELL MCCULLOH; the above-styled and numbered TOWNSHIP EIGHT (8) NORTH, 8/6/15; Thomas S. Cook; William be deceased, then the unknown Lincoln Boulevard, Oklahoma City, SCOTT MCCULLOH; KRISTYN cause, alleging that said Plaintiffs RANGE FOUR (4) WEST OF THE R. Cook and Bryan Paul Cook and heirs, executors, administrators, Oklahoma, at 8:30 A.M. on the REID; JOICELYN SCHWAGER; are the owners of interests and I.M., MCCLAIN COUNTY, OKLA- Erin Michelle Cook Dum, as Co- devisees, trustees and assigns, 6th day of August , 2018, and GLYNDEN BODE; RICHARD seeking to determine the rights of HOMA, ACCORDING TO THE Trustees of the William R. Cook both immediate and remote, of that this notice be published as MCCULLOH; THE HEIRS, EX- the parties in and to the following- RECORDED PLAT THEREOF. Revocable Trust dated 5/24/16; such deceased individual; if any required by law and the rules of ECUTORS, ADMINISTRATORS, described property, to wit; PROPERTY ADDRESS: 415 Per- Laveta Farrow, now Cotton, de- of the above-named parties is a the Commission. DEVISEES, TRUSTEES, AND SE/4 and E/2 E/2 SW/4 of Sec- simmon Ridge Drive, Blanchard, ceased; John D. Cotton; Mary dissolved partnership, corpora- NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN ASSIGNS, IMMEDIATE AND RE- tion 4, Township 9 North, Range 4 OK 73010 Agnes Craig; Elna I. Davidson; tion or other association, then the that Applicant and interested MOTE, OF GENEVIEVE CABLE West, McClain County, Oklahoma for the sum of $117,531.67, Vicky L. Howard DeNoon; Michael unknown successors, trustees parties may present testimony by MCCULLOH, F/K/A GENEVIEVE and to obtain a decree determin- with interest from September 1, L. Dillinger; Pamela Dillinger; Lois and assigns, both immediate and telephone. The cost of telephonic ROUNTREE, DECEASED; JAN- ing the rights of the parties in and 2017, at 5.75 percent per annum, Doughty; Jeri S. Duerr; Joe M. remote, of such dissolved entity; communication shall be paid by ICE ELAINE ANDERSON, A/K/A to said property. together with a reasonable attor- Duerr; J.O. Easley; William Farrow; and if any of the above-named the person or persons requesting ELAINE ANDERSON; THE HEIRS, This Notice is served upon you ney’s fee, $225.00 for abstracting, Earlene Fenter; Mamie Ferrester, parties designated as a trustee is its use. Interested parties who wish EXECUTORS, ADMINISTRA- in accordance with Section 2004, advances for taxes, insurance and deceased; Cheryl R. Foster; Free- not presently acting in such capac- to participate by telephone shall TORS, DEVISEES, TRUSTEES, Title 12 of the Oklahoma Statues. property preservation, and the man Mineral Investments, LLC; ity as trustee, then the unknown contact Applicant or Applicant’s AND ASSIGNS, IMMEDIATE AND You are further notified that you costs of this action, and ordering Barbara M. Garrison; Cynthia R. successor or successors to such attorney, prior to the hearing date, REMOTE, OF DENNIS BRADLEY have forty-one (41) days from the said property sold to satisfy said Garrison; David L. Goddard, as trustee. and provide their names and tele- AYERS, A/K/A BRAD AYERS, DE- date of service of this Notice upon judgment, and forever barring Trustee of the Charles M. God- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that phone numbers. CEASED; AND DEREK BRADLEY you in which to please as provided you and all persons claiming by, dard Trust dated 8/14/02; Golden Applicant, BP America Production NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN AYERS, A/K/A DEREK AYERS, in said Statutes. through or under you from ever Creek Minerals, LLC; Richard C. Company, has filed an applica- that all interested persons may ap- Defendants. Issued this 5th day of July, 2018. setting up or asserting any right, Gray Minerals, LLC; Helen Smith tion in this cause requesting the pear and be heard. For information Case No. CV-2018-65 KRISTEL GRAY, title, equity or interest in and to Grayson; Leslie Grayson; Brenda Corporation Commission of Okla- concerning this action, contact PETITION TO QUIET COURT CLERK said real estate adverse to the Jean Griffith, now Frazier; Donald homa to enter an order pooling the Kelsey Swinford, BP America TITLE AND DETERMINE HEIRS By: /s/ Kathy Peterson right and title of the purchaser at Griffith aka Donald W. Griffith; Cyn- interests of oil and gas owners, Production Company, 1100 North NOTICE Deputy Court Clerk said foreclosure sale, and for such thia Ann Perkins, as Trustee of the and adjudicating the rights and Broadway Avenue – Suite 200, TO: THE HEIRS, EXECUTORS, (SEAL) other and further relief to which it Cynthia Ann Grisham Revocable equities in connection therewith, in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73103, ADMINISTRATORS, DEVISEES, Attorneys for Plaintiff: may be entitled. Trust; Phillip Leo Grisham and the 640-acre horizontal well unit to Telephone: (405) 400-8718; or TRUSTEES, AND ASSIGNS, Christin Donovan McAlester, WITNESS MY HAND AND OF- Patty Ann Grisham, as Trustees be formed in Section 11, Township John R. Reeves, attorney, OBA IMMEDIATE AND REMOTE, OF OBA No. 22857 FICIAL SEAL, this 2 day of July, of the Grisham Family Revocable 6 North, Range 2 West of the IM, #7479, Seventeenth Floor, One ROBERT LEROY MCCULLOH, Munson & McMillin, P.C. 2018. Trust dated 12/3/01; Richard S. McClain County, Oklahoma, for Leadership Square, 211 North A/K/A ROBERT L. MCCULLOH, 247 North Broadway Kristel Gray Grisham, as Trustee of the Richard the Woodford common source of Robinson Avenue, Oklahoma City, DECEASED; THE HEIRS, EX- Edmond, Oklahoma 73034 Court Clerk S.C. Grisham Mineral Trust dated supply, in respect to the develop- Oklahoma 73102, Telephone: (405) ECUTORS, ADMINISTRATORS, Telephone: (405) 513-7707 By: /s/ Kathy Peterson 11/3/08; David Harlan; David H. ment of such common source of 272-5742. DEVISEES, TRUSTEES, AND Facsimile: (405) 513-7383 Deputy Hawk; Linda Sue Hawk; Gerald supply in such unit. The interests CORPORATION ASSIGNS, IMMEDIATE AND RE- cmcalester@munsonmcmillin. (Seal) Hayes Family Trust under Trust of the oil and gas owners involved COMMISSION com Shapiro & Cejda, LLC agreement dated November 12, herein and the rights and equities in OF OKLAHOMA 770 NE 63rd St 2010, and Gerald Hayes and Re- respect thereto are sought herein DANA. L. MURPHY, Chairman No. 623-July 12-2 Times FEET TO A POINT ON THE PRES- Oklahoma City, OK 73105-6431 gina Hayes as Trustees of such to be pooled and adjudicated J. TODD HIETT, JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, ENT WESTERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY (405) 848-1819 trust; Annis Hayles; Arlin Curtis pursuant to 52 O.S. §87.1 within Vice Chairman NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, LINE OF STATE HIGHWAY NO. File No. 18-132909 Hayles; Leonard Dwight Hayles; and on the basis of the unit covered BOB ANTHONY, Plaintiff 76, THENCE SOUTHEASTERLY Lindle Leland Keith Hayles; Loyell hereby as a unit, and not limited to Commissioner v. ALONG SAID RIGHT-OF-WAY ON Von Hayles; Robert Dale Hayles; a single wellbore. The application DONE AND PERFORMED this J O N A T H A N R O B E R T A CURVE TO THE LEFT HAVING A No. 628-July 12-1 Time Nancy C. Heardnon and Edward in this cause states that Applicant 5th day of July, 2018. CONNER AKA JONATHAN R. CHORD BEARING OF S 10°57’31’’ IN THE DISTRICT COURT B. Hearndon III, as Trustees of has proposed the development BY ORDER OF THE COMMIS- CONNER; SPOUSE, IF ANY, OF E AND HAVING A RADIUS OF OF MCCLAIN COUNTY the Hearndon Family Living Trust; of the common source of supply SION: JONATHAN ROBERT CONNER; 2924.79 FEET AN ARC DISTANCE STATE OF OKLAHOMA Carol Marie Herron; Betty Jo Hill; in the unit involved herein under PEGGY MITCHELL, Commis- TAMARA NICHOLE CONNER OF 305.47 FEET TO THE POINT IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE Dorothy Jean Hindman; Warren a plan of development and has sion Secretary A/K/A TAMARA AISENBREY OF BEGINNING, THENCE CON- OF JOSEPH PATRICK FERRY, Hindman; Paul D. Hine, a/k/a Paul proposed to commence such plan 14818-1040noh A/K/A CONNOR TAMARA; AND TINUING SOUTHEASTERLY Deceased. D. Hine Jr., deceased; Nancy C. JOHN DOE, OCCUPANT ALONG SAID RIGHT-OF-WAY Case No. PB-2018-84 Hearndon; Don Hopson; Housing Defendant(s). LINE ON A CURVE TO THE LEFT NOTICE OF HEARING Authority of the Chickasaw Nation Case No. CJ-2016-00042 HAVING A CHORD BEARING OF PETITION FOR PROBATE of Oklahoma; Betty Ann Howard; ALIAS NOTICE OF S 16°00’24” E AND HAVING A OF LOST WILL, Ricky Howard, aka Richard C. SHERIFF’S SALE RADIUS OF 2924.79 FEET AN APPOINTMENT OF PERSONAL Howard; The Robert E. Howard NOTICE IS GIVEN to Jonathan ARC DISTANCE OF 209.92 FEET, REPRESENTATIVE AND and Marilyn A. Howard Revocable No. 631-July 12-1 Time Chapter 10 (Animals), Article Robert Conner; Spouse, if any, THENCE S 89°44’44” W A DIS- DETERMINATION OF HEIRS, Trust, and Robert E. Howard & Ordinance No. 18-03 2 (Keeping: Confining Animals), of Jonathan Robert Conner; Ta- TANCE OF 10.10 FEET, THENCE DEVISEES AND LEGATEES Marilyn Howard as Co-Trustees City of Purcell Division 1 (Generally), is amended mara Nichole Conner; John Doe, N 17°36’58’’ W A DISTANCE OF NOTICE is hereby given to all of such trust; James A. Jenne, ORDINANCE NO. 18-03 by striking the current Section Occupant, and their unknown 71.02 FEET, THENCE N 15°36’58’’ persons interested in the Estate as Successor Trustee of The AN ORDINANCE OF THE 10-33 and replacing it with the successors and assigns, that on W A DISTANCE OF 102.44 FEET, of JOSEPH PATRICK FERRY, Trust Agreement of Mildred W. CITY OF PURCELL AMENDING following, to-wit: August 14, 2018, at 10 o’clock, THENCE N 13°36’58’’ W A DIS- that on this 5th day of July, 2018, Jenne; Dianne Lynn Johnson; CHAPTER 10 (ANIMALS); AR- It is unlawful to keep any live- a.m., at Room 121 of the County TANCE OF 36.42 FEET, THENCE Joshua Hylton produced in the Edmond Johnson; Betty Justus; TICLE 1 (IN GENERAL), SECTION stock in the City, with the exception Courthouse in Purcell, McClain N 89°45’59’’ E A DISTANCE OF District Court of McClain County, Carol Leanna Hayles Kennedy; 10-1 (DEFINITIONS) BY ADDING of those kept for FFA or 4-H proj- County, Oklahoman, the Sheriff of 9.87 FEET TO THE POINT OF Oklahoma, an instrument in Julie A. Kranker, as Trustee of the THERETO DEFINITIONS FOR ects on public school property, or said County will offer for sale and BEGINNING. writing purporting to be a copy Julie A. Kranker Living Trust dated CHICKEN COOPS AND CHICKEN as may be allowed in Chapter 122. sell for cash at public auction to Containing 0.05 acres, more of the Last Will and Testament 4/29/99; Karis A. Kranker; Kerstan RUNS AND RENUMBERING SECTION 3. RENUMBERING the highest and best bidder, with or less. of JOSEPH PATRICK FERRY, P. Kranker; Kyle J. Kranker; Carol THE BALANCE OF THE DEFINI- SUBSEQUENT DEFINITIONS. appraisement, all that certain real PROPERTY ADDRESS: 11705 deceased, and also filed in said LeCrone; Larry E. Lee Revocable TIONS CONTAINED IN SECTION All subsequent definitions in estate in McClain County, Okla- State Hwy 76, Lindsay , OK 73052 Court his Petition, together with Trust, and Larry E. Lee as Trustee 10-1 AFTER INCLUSION OF said Section 10-1 shall remain homa, to wit: subject to taxes and tax sales, a copy of said Will praying for the of such trust; Wilheim Leibman; THE ABOVE DEFINITIONS; AND as is, shall maintain their current A TRACT OF LAND IN THE said property being duly appraised probate of the Will and asking that David D. Liebman; David Lieb- AMENDING ARTICLE 2 (KEEP- position but shall be renumbered NORTHWEST QUARTER OF at $80,000.00. Letters of Administration with Will man; Charles S. Lorinez; Patsy J. ING: CONFINING ANIMALS), DIVI- so that the numbers remain in THE SOUTHEAST QUARTER OF Sale will be made pursuant to an Annexed issue to Joshua Hylton Lorinez; Lowery Properties, LLC; SION 1 (GENERALLY), SECTION consecutive order. THE NORTHWEST QUARTER Order of Sale issued upon a judg- as Personal Representative and Magnolia Mineral Company, LLC; 10-33 (LIVESTOCK);PROVIDING SECTION 4. SEVERABILITY. (NW/4 SE/4 NW/4) OF SECTION ment entered in the District Court for a judicial determination of the Stephen E. Mancillas; Carol Lynn FOR SEVERABILITY; AND PRO- If any section, subsection, sen- TWENTY EIGHT (28), TOWNSHIP of McClain County, Oklahoma, in heirs, devisees and legatees of Mancillas; John Mantooth; John VIDING FOR REPEALER tence, clause, phrase or portion of FIVE (5) NORTH, RANGE FOUR Case No. CJ-2016-00042, wherein said Decedent. Russell Mantooth Family Trust, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT OR- this Ordinance is, for any reason, (4) WEST, MCCLAIN COUNTY, JPMorgan Chase Bank, Na- Pursuant to an Order of this dated 9/11/2001, and the Trustee DAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF held invalid or unconstitutional OKLAHOMA, BEING MORE tional Association is Plaintiff and Court made on the 5th day of July, of such trust; Willard Mantooth; THE CITY OF PURCELL, OKLA- by any Court of competent ju- PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED Jonathan Robert Conner is/are 2018, notice is hereby given that Maoli Energy, LLC; Anthony R. HOMA AS FOLLOWS: risdiction, said portion shall be AS FOLLOWS: BEGINNING 160 Defendant(s) to satisfy said judg- on the 26th day of July, 2018, at Mason, as Trustee of the Mason SECTION 1. SECTION 10-1. deemed a separate, distinct and FEET NORTH OF THE SW/COR- ment in the sum of $113,008.45 9:30 o’clock a.m., the Petition will Living Trust dated 9/30/13; Mc- DEFINITIONS. independent provision and such NER OF NW/4 SE/4 NW/4 AND together with interest at 3.25% per be heard before the Honorable Clain Bank, N.A.; James Richard Chapter 10 (Animals), Article 1 holding shall not affect the validity RUNNING 568 FEET EAST TO annum from February 1, 2015, in- Judge Gray, in his chambers in McCurdy; Michael Clark Mc- (In General), Section 10-1 (Defini- of the remaining portions of this RIGHT OF WAY OF STATE HIGH- cluding late charges, a reasonable the McClain County Courthouse Curdy; Thomas Maxwell McCurdy; tions) is amended by including a Ordinance. WAY #76;THENCE NORTHWEST attorney’s fee, $820.00 advances in Purcell, Oklahoma, when and Michael Edward McElderry, as definition for chicken coop and SECTION 5. REPEALER. ALONG THE RIGHT OF WAY 207 for title search, and those addi- where all persons interested may Trustee of the Michael E. McElder- chicken run therein as items num- All ordinance or parts of ordi- FEET; THENCE WEST 505 FEET; tional sums advanced for taxes, appear and contest the same. ry Revocable Living Trust; Neil ber 6 and 7, to-wit: nances in conflict herewith are THENCE SOUTH 202 FEET TO insurance, property preservation IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I William McElderry, III; Meskiman 6. Chicken coop means a small hereby repealed. THE POINT BEGINNING. and all costs of this action accrued have hereunto set my hand this Family Trust dated 6/24/14, and structure or enclosure where PASSED AND APPROVED THIS LESS AND EXCEPT: and accruing. 5th day of July, 2018. the Trustee of such trust; Vickie chickens nest, roost or perch and 2ND DAY OF JULY, 2018. A strip, piece or parcel of land WITNESS MY HAND this 5 day CHARLES GRAY Meyers; Elnora Beam Miller; Jen- may include feeding and watering /s/ Ted Cox lying in part of the SE1/4 NW1/4 of of JULY, 2018. ASSOCIATE nifer Miller; Laura Liebman Miller; devices. Ted Cox, Mayor Section 28, T5N, R4W, in McClain BY: Don Hewett DISTRICT JUDGE Montgomery Family Living Trust 7. Chicken run means an en- ATTEST: County, Oklahoma. Said parcel of Sheriff Judge of the District Court under Trust Agreement dated June closed area physically connected /s/ Dorothy Kennedy land being described by metes and BY: /s/ Don Hewett /s/ Bill C. Lester 15, 2007, and John D. Montgom- to the coop where chickens are Dorothy Kennedy, City Clerk bounds as follows: SHAPIRO & CEJDA, LLC BILL C. LESTER (OBA #5389) ery and Grace E. Montogomery able to walk or run about which (SEAL) COMMENCING AT THE NW 770 NE 63rd St Attorney for Petitioner as Trustees of such trust; Ryan may include feeding and water- Approved as to form this 2nd CORNER OF SAID SE1/4 NW1/4, Oklahoma City, OK 73105-6431 212 West Main - P.O. Box 1407 H. Morris; Roy Lee Myers; Sharon ing devices. day of July, 2018. THENCE N 89°45’59’’ E ALONG (405) 848-1819 Purcell, OK 73080 Joyce Myers; Edwina Locke My- SECTION 2. SECTION 10-33 /s/ Ted W. Haxel THE NORTH LINE OF SAID SE1/4 Attorneys for Plaintiff (405) 527-5623 ers; Native Exploration Operating, LIVESTOCK. Ted W. Haxel NW1/4 A DISTANCE OF 438.87 File No. 15-125902 10B-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, July 12, 2018 LPXLP The Purcell Register Classiﬁeds ACREAGES COMMERCIAL COMMERCIAL 60 ACRES located in Purcell City BUILDINGS FOR RENT BUILDINGS FOR RENT limits, near I-35 and Adams St., zoned agricultural. Call 405-249-6632. NEW CONSTRUCTION: 1800 N. Green VERY NICE office space for rent, 07/05/4tp Ave., 1300 SF facing Green and 3800 approx. 600 ft. 226 Lester Lane, Purcell. SF upstairs. Will divided and build out. Call 405-760-2984. 05/03/tfc FOR SALE: 17 acres of farm land in Utilities included. Call Than 405-990- Purcell, access is thru Westbrook 8862. 01/18/tfc housing addition. Call Stephanie, 405- 641-4764. 06/28/4tp COMMERCIAL RETIRED PERSON (ONLY) BUILDINGS FOR (JACK OF ALL TRADES) RENT Farm house plus moderate salary to supplement your own existing retirement income. Average of 20 hours per week. FOR RENT: 1933 N. Green Ave., 4000 Duties include mowing, working with machinery, fencing, SF of office space, will divide. Call Than bldg. repair, carpentry, light plumbing and electrical. 405-990-8862. 01/05/tfc • Photo provided Impeccable character, integrity, good health (must have your own health insurance) and numerous references A MUST!!!! Fashion designer Background Investigation Conducted Acclaimed Native fashion designer Patricia Michaels, known for her successful run on “Project Please do not call if not fully qualified Runway”, is joining forces with Chickasaw artists Margaret Roach-Wheeler and Tyra Shackleford Registered and Mvskokee artist Leslie Deer to present the first-ever Native Fashion Show during the Green Valley Farms 405-414-7277 Chickasaw Cultural Center’s Holba’ Pisachi’ Native Film Festival July 14. Nurses needed at Lindsay Municipal Hospital. Flex. NOW HIRING Patricia Michaels brings haute Please apply at 1305 W. Cherokee, Lindsay, OK 73052 Cooks & Car Hops (will train) or fax your resume to 405-756-1802 Apply in Person couture to Holba’ Pisachi’ No phone calls please. NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE

By Dana Lance Her designs are inspired by film festival and fashion show Chickasaw Nation Media elements such as pottery, the come away with increased self- 508 S. Green Ave., Relations energy of trees, all facets of confidence, a sense of peace, Purcell World-renowned Native energy and water. positivity and unity. Paramedic- fashion designer Patricia Mi- Beginning with a white bolt “I want people to have op- chaels will add a dash of haute of cloth spread over a 7-foot timism and know there is an RN needed couture to the Chickasaw Cul- table, Michaels processes the opportunity to continue our at Lindsay Municipal Hospital HELP WANTED tural Center’s Holba’ Pisachi’ fabric by hand-painting, dyeing, voice in numbers. Numbers lex. RN-Registered Nurse position for charge nurse on Film Festival, Saturday, July hand-felting or other means of bring strength to our people.” F 14, in Sulphur. texturizing the cloth, creating Michaels is bringing 12 Please apply at 3-11 and every other weekend shift available. Michaels, Taos Pueblo, is statement pieces. high-fashion pieces, in sizes 1305 W. Cherokee, Lindsay, OK 73052 PLUS A $600 SIGN ON BONUS!! joining forces with Chicka- “The way I design is not for extra small to full figured, for Noble Health Care Center is a warm and friendly Skilled and Long-Term Care facility, or fax your resume to 405-756-1802 located just 10 minutes outside of Purcell. The short drive is well worth the loving atmosphere saw artists Margaret Roach- the weary,” she laughed, “you the runway. The clothing she we have at Noble Health Care Center, which is well known for having an Administrator Wheeler and Tyra Shackleford have to be prepared to get dirty selected for the fashion show who goes above and beyond for the staff and residents. The reputation for excellent care at Noble Health Care is accredited to Ann. We have competitive wages, insurance benefits and and Mvskokee artist Leslie and put in long hours.” are formal pieces designed for vacation benefits. We are seeking an experienced and dependable nurse to further grow our Deer to present the annual “What’s important about all events such as walking the red compassionate and caring team. We love to promote our exceptional caregivers within our film festival’s first-ever Native of these techniques is, it’s a carpet and gallery openings. Lab Technician team in order to provide the best services to our Resident’s and Skilled Patients. Fashion Show. way of expressing what all of “Since it’s a film festival I needed The theme for this year’s our people have been doing for wanted to have the runway at Lindsay Municipal Hospital. Apply in person at 1501 N. 8th St Noble with an immediate interview. event: “Native Women En years. They’ve been creating a more…eventful,” she laughed. Evening Shift. use of material that was foreign Additional one-of-a-kind MT/MLT, or education in biological sciences. Masse: Harmony through Cul- Hospital experience preferred. tural Identity and Allegiance in to them.” pieces will be available at her LMH pays 100% premiums for medical, dental, and vision. Electronic Media” spotlights Native people throughout festival booth, along with an Please apply at Native American women who history has pushed the use of array of accessories such as 1305 W. Cherokee, Lindsay, OK 73052 work in the film industry. materials, such as ribbon, beads jewelry, scarves, leggings, tank or fax your resume to 405-756-1802 Nursing Career Fair July 18 No phone calls please. The Chickasaw Nation Department of Health will host a Michaels, who lives in Santa and cotton, she explained. tops and t-shirts. nursing career fair Wednesday, July 18, at the Chickasaw “Rather than using it the way Throughout the year, Mi- Fe, N.M., has spent the past Nation Medical Center, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. it was thought to be used, they chaels offers workshops and two decades producing one- Managers will be on-site for interviews and will be able to challenged and cut the ribbon. maintains a collection at Santa of-a-kind couture that defies directly hire at the event. They took cotton material and Fe’s True West Gallery. fashion trends. Licensed The nursing career fair will be open to all registered nurses, (made) beautiful Seminole She has designed uniforms During her groundbreaking practical nurses and scrub technicians licensed in Oklahoma. patch work. Their use of these and interior designs for hotels Practical Nurse career, she introduced modern needed Native and non-Native American applicants are welcome. Native fashion to the catwalks materials, they always pushed and casinos. at Lindsay Municipal Hospital. of New York, as well as main- it. They were very smart and Michaels gained national DEPARTMENTS ATTENDING: FT, Night Shift, and Flex stream America through the resourceful.” recognition for Peabody Essex LMH pays 100% medical, dental and vision insurance premiums. • Acute Care • Surgery Center design competition “Project “I want to use that same kind Museum show, “Native Fashion Please apply at • Obstetrics • Chickasaw Nation of mindset that our ancestors Now” 2015 and international Runway.” Her “Project Run- 1305 W. Cherokee, Lindsay, OK 73052 • Intensive Care Unit Medical Center way” debut in 2012 was a used,” she said. attention after receiving the or fax your resume to 405-756-1802 historical first for a Native “(Native People) didn’t fol- highly prestigious Smithsonian NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE. • Emergency Department Outpatient Clinics American designer. low the trends, they were National Museum of the Ameri- Through her design company, trendsetters. Our trends last can Indian, Arts and Design To complete an application online, visit PM Waterlilly, which is named the longest – and I don’t want Award from the museum board to follow any trend,” she said. of directors in New York City Chickasaw.net/Careers after her Native moniker, she FT Radiology Tech For more information, call the Chickasaw Nation Human draws inspiration from nature “Natives have always been in November 2014. Resources Department at (580)436-7259. and her Native American roots modern in their design. From She is an alumni of the Insti- Evening Shift needed as she creates modern Native the turn-of-the century up until tute of American Indian Arts design. the 1940s or 1950s, it’s been and the Chicago Art Institute. at Lindsay Municipal Hospital. the same kind of thing. But, it While in Oklahoma, Mi- Rotating weekends/holidays and call. CT experience required. ARRT Certification required. No. 643-July 12-2 Times is the longest collection that has chaels will teach a group of bud- LMH pays 100% medical, dental and vision insurance premiums. IN THE DISTRICT COURT ever lasted on the runway. Other ding designers at the Chickasaw Please apply at OF MCCLAIN COUNTY collections are over by the next Arts Academy in Ada. STATE OF OKLAHOMA 1305 W. Cherokee, Lindsay, OK 73052 In the Matter of the Estate of show. Our Native collections For more information about or fax your resume to 405-756-1802 Bennie A. Vinson, deceased. have had a long run and they Patricia Michaels fashion work- Case No. PB-2018-25 are still running.” shops and interior design, visit NOTICE OF HEARING “Our fashion has had a long pmwaterlilyfashion.com. FINAL ACCOUNT HELP WANTED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to run because it means something.” For more information about IN LEXINGTON all devisees, legatees heirs-at-law In her first visit to Chicka- the Holba’ Pisachi’ Native Film of Bennie A. Vinson, deceased, saw Country, Michaels said Festival visit chickasawcultur- Part-time help needed that on the 9th day of July, 2018, alcenter.com with outside grounds Georgia Vinson, Personal Repre- she hopes attendees of the sentative of the Estate of Bennie and horses on a farm. A. Vinson, deceased, filed in the Must be able to lift 50 lbs. District Court of McClain County, Great opportunity for retired person Oklahoma, a Final Account and who needs extra income. Petition for Order Allowing Final Must be dependable and have own transportation. Account, Determination of Heir- TRAILERS & TRUCK BEDS ship, Distribution and Discharge. DJ Call 405-527-2579 Pursuant to an Order of the Court, We sell: Utility, Equipment, Stock, Horse and Cargo Trailers or 405-990-2455 notice is hereby given that the 30th day of August, 2018, at 09:30 Services, Parts & Repairs o’clock a.m., has been appointed Truck Accessories & Sales as the time for hearing the Final Account in front of District Judge 405-449-3535 Gray, in the McClain County Court- 3 Mi. E. of Wayne on Hwy. 59 Certified house, Purcell, Oklahoma, when 4/2 work schedule, paid weekly, and where all persons interested Nursing may appear and contest the same. health, dental and vision available IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I Assistants have set my hand this 9th day of SPECIAL COW SALE for ALL shifts July, 2018. SAT., JULY 21 • NOON/s/ Charles N. Gray ***New Wage Scale and Sign On Bonus*** JUDGE OF THE SAT., JULY 21 • NOON We are looking for experienced DISTRICT COURT nursing assistants that want to make Charity D. 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WeLL MAINTAINed, uPdATed brICk AbSOLuTeLY GOrGeOuS 3/2/2 brICk HOMe with two living areas. Garage was HOMe has an open concept floor plan, sunroom, New ReSIDeNTIAL converted to large 2nd living area. Updated fireplace, hardwood floor, Corian countertops, LAND WANT WASHINGTON SCHOOLS? This WeLL MAINTAINed HOMe in a good double pane windows. Has granite counter tops saferoom and covered porch. The bathrooms 3 NICe, fLAT, 10.3 AC TrACTS in the house was completely remodeled 2014-2016. neighborhood PRICE convenient and comfortable and new tile in entry, kitchen and bathrooms. have been updated in 2017 and look great. The 3 Washington school district. Ready for a new New Pella windows, handscraped hardwood this one is a must see! 3 bed and 2 bath with Also a wood burning fireplace. Paint and carpet bay 40x60 shop is insulated. A 30x50 pole barn is home owner with the luxury of having some floors, custom cabinets, new appliances in an open floorREDUCED plan that offers a cozy corner SOLD space to roam but also convenient to I-35! 5yrsUNDER old. Trash compactor, CONTRACT gas cook stove and an added perk. The fishing & hunting is excellent! kitchen, stone fireplace, knotty alder trim and fireplace, built-ins, and a sun-room. Call Caleb dishwasher. Has ceiling fans in most of the Huge large mouth bass and 30+ point monster eAST Of Lex 45 beautiful acres east of cabinets, crown molding. New light fixtures MuST See THIS 80 ACreS with very nice rooms. Off the main living area through French bucks have been taken on this property. If you just Lexington on 168th. South 1.5 miles. Property and ceiling fans, granite countertops, paint & house. 3 bed, 2 bath, 2 car garage. 30’x40’ doors is a large covered deck. The in ground enjoy hiking the outdoors there is a live spring fed is on the west. Fertilized Bermuda grass, trees glaze living areas. New tile in kitchen,dining shop with concrete floors, lots of electricity. storm shelter is 3 yrs old and stays dry. 20 x 20 creek, 65’ deep flood control lake, and two other and very nice pond. Sellers have prepared and baths, custom backsplash and stacked Large equipment shed (30’x60’). Property has insulated shop with 110 & 220 electric. Plus a nice ponds. Call Reneé 659-7335 for more info. ground for a house and barn pad. You must see stone cooktop, propane cooktop and fireplace. a lighted roping/barrel racing arena with electric large carport that is entered from the back of the WONderfuL COuNTrY LIvING! 8 acres this property if you are looking for an acreage New insulated garage door, water softner, attic chutes and holding pens. Additional building lot and also has electric run to it. Landscaped with a beautiful house that has 3 bedrooms, to build on or a place to have animals of your floored for storage, French doors from bonus sites. 2 water wells (1 for house, 1 for arena/ for ease of care. This is a one owner house. A 2 baths with double sinks in both, master bath choice. Call Joell at 620-4651 room to deck. Weatherization performance stock tank). Creek has running water except must see if you want lots of space in and out to has separate tub and shower, 2nd bath has THIS 275 ACreS has been well maintained, package in 2017, replaced duct work during droughts. House is a Stratford house enjoy! Call Joell. tub shower combo, over-sized 3 car garage, keeps 40 cow never overgrazes. 90 acres in throughout in 2011. Heat pump is 6 years old built on slab. Refrigerator is negotiable. Call verY NICe MObILe HOMe that has really two storm shelters, screened in porch, pergola wheat that is in government program. Property with 4 years left on warranty. Average Electric SOLD Ron 615-4810 been taken care of. Has nice carport, with a covered deck area for grill and barn/shop. is currently leased through July 2018, or until bill in summer $250, and in winter $150. Rock Here’S A GreAT OPPOrTuNITY to buy a great deck on the front porch that is covered. Small pond and enough room for livestock. Your crops are in and cattle are moved. All equipment and cedar siding, copper guttering, shingles are SOLD very well maintained, charming home at 907 N. The shop has electric and so does the storm chickens and pets will love this property. Highway will be moved. Call Ron 615-4810 7 years old. interior and exterior can lighting. 8th in Purcell. This 3/2/3 brick home has been cellar. Skirting around home is brick. Nice open frontage with long paved circle drive. Fruit trees 3 car shop (20’x30’) Professional landscaped, PRICE 75 ACreS Of exCeLLeNT berMudA recently updated with a contemporary roof, floorUNDER plan with a greatCONTRACT double window looking galore. Apple, apricot, peach and pear. Easy stained concrete sidewalks. ALL THIS AND PASTureS, steel corral, beautiful views and laminate wood floors, fenced yard, and fresh out from the sink to the front yard. Master is a access to I-35. July of 2017 this property got a MORE half way between Norman and Purcell REDUCED two ponds. Located West of Erin Springs. Call paint. There is nothing to do but move-in. Call nice size with a garden tub and separate shower. new hot water heater (the other hot water heater with easy access to I-35. Call Ron 615-4810 Reneé 405-659-7335 Reneé 405-659-7335. Seller will consider leaving refrigerator, washer is 1½ yrs. old), new roof, new gutters and new 120TH & YOrk LANe. 20 ACs of Bermuda buILd YOur NeW HOMe ON 10 SCeNIC 924 N. 6TH PurCeLL Brick two bedroom, and dryer with acceptable offer. All lighting has AC condenser. In 2015 the owners replaced the grass. Can be divided into 5 AC home sites or ACreS with 660 feet of paved road frontage. 1½ bath home. Very well constructed and been updated in the last year. Call Tyra 517-7318 original duct work. Call Joell. put your dream home on all 20 AC. Nice and flat. You can enjoyREDUCED the nature trails up and down maintained. New windows in 2008 and new roof MeTICuLOuS ATTeNTION TO deTAIL WAS SeLLer IS OfferING $2000 in carpet Call Joell 620-4651. SOLD the year-round flowing creek. Call Reneé at MusgRavE in 2009 (one layer). Refrigerator, cook stove and TAkeN when this custom log cabin was built allowance! This cozy 3-1&1/2 has cute curb 659-7335. YOu WILL LOve THIS beAuTIfuL .904 washer/dryer remain with property. Call Joell at in 2011. The interior walls and vaulted ceilings appeal with lots of extras, like new windows, roof, 5 ACre TrACTS located at SW corner of ACre COrNer LOT to build your dream 620-4651. are enhanced with cypress wood. Hanging A/C, furnace, guttering, paint, hot water tank, etc home on in Whispering Hills Addition. It’s close 230th & Johnson Ave NW of Purcell. City Water, THere IS SO MuCH TO SAY AbOuT in the great room is a antler chandelier that within 1-10 years, with a storm shelter, 10x15 to everything you need in Norman and only a Purcell Schools, scenic views, hard surface THIS beAuTIfuL LISTING in Maysville. compliments the handpicked over-sized log shop with electric, fenced yard & located within 5 minute drive to lake Thunderbird! The lot has roads and covenants. $60,000. Call Reneé Real Estate The 2016 custom built 28’x62’ manufactured mantle over the austin stone fireplace. You can a block from the schools. Clean & ready for a new Barnes 405-659-7335. nice mature trees such as hickory, elm, oak, and home has a long covered porch and matching be the new owner of this 3 bed 2 bath gated owner. Priced to MOVE! Call Donelda 830-1317 beautiful pine that also line the property. The GreAT SMALL ACreAGe buILdING SITe shop/garage. It sits on 2½ lots 140’x145’ with estate on 20 acresSOLD mol. Amenities include SO exCITed AbOuT THIS PLACe! 60 beautiful streets are paved and maintained by the city of on the North end of Town 6 acres on Carl Stokes large pecan trees and fenced yard. The chefs granite counter-tops, ceramic tile, pantry, bay ac, 20 in wheat, 20 in Bermuda, beautiful home Norman and just across the neighborhood on road fenced with a barn. kitchen has an enormous amount of cabinets windows, long covered porches, fenced yard, originally built in 1960 (the original part), added 108th is Lakeview Park. 1400 sq ft minimum GreAT deer HuNTING LANd. Creek with Your Brand for Real Estate & a large pantry. It comes with all the kitchen and storm cellar. There is also an insulated on in 1980 then gutted in 2002 down to studs, brick home build. Call Regene 659-7620 water year round, Canadian River within 2 miles. appliances. The garage offers a 4’x8’ cement 60X36 horse barn that offers 7-12 ft stalls, new everything. NEW roof last month! Home is Neighbor with alfalfa field 1/4 mile away. This MuST See THIS 80 ACreS WITH verY safe room, metal shelving and automatic door. feed room, tack room and stocks and a 32X24 so roomy & family functional! Beautiful woodwork, property is approximately 50% trees. Call Ron NICe HOuSe. 3 bed, 2 bath, 2 car garage. This property is not lacking in curb appeal with insulated shop. Located just South of Maysville granite, built-ins, granite, etc. In 2006-2008, 30’x40’ shop with concrete floors, lots of its manicured flower beds, cement drive and on a paved road. As an added perk there is a owners did: wood floors, carpet, in ground THere IS A HILLTOP ON THIS 75 AC just MusgraveOk.com electricity. Large equipment shed (30’x60’). walk-ways. Located within walking distance to guest home with loafing shed and pen in the pool, hot tub, fire pit, outdoor kitchen, windows, waiting for your dream home. The view is Property has a lighted roping/barrel racing arena all the amenities of the town. The transferable NE corner of the property. Call Renee 659-7335 landscaping, retaining wall with porch. Then walk for miles with a fishing pond at the bottom Wonderful ranches, great lands, residential, and (140’x245’) with backcatch/holding pen and home warranty is good for 5 more years. List CHArMING ruSTIC rANCH STYLe HOMe out side to pipe & cable, split fencing, a Morton of the hill. The lush pasture contains steel return alley, electric chute. Additional building price $135,000. Call Reneé 659-7335. on 10 AC mol offers a large kitchen, wood 60X105 slab barn with large over hang doors, working corrals, 2 ponds and paved road sites. 2 water wells (1 for house, 1 for arena/ commercial in and around central Oklahoma. THe LOCATION fOr THIS 3-2-2 WeLL stove, 2 bed, 2 bath, and an oversized L-shaped along with a 30X45 pig barn with plumbing, frontage. Located west of Erin Springs on stock tank). Creek has running water except MAINTAINed, brICk HOMe IS AMAzING covered porch. The acreage is fenced and electric, wash bay all set up. Nice beautiful pond Street 3010 just a little over one mile from during droughts. House is a Stratford house please visit our website or our office for a complete list because, it feels like the country (off 89th St) but contains 2 loafing sheds, storm cellar, a Morton fed by the creek with mature gorgeous treas. Lots the Wichita River. Call Reneé about this hard built on slab. Refrigerator is negotiable. Call is in city limits & has so many amenities. The shop, and a large storage container/feed room. of game for hunting! ( This place could be horse, to find property 405-659-7335. Ron 615-4810 including photos and all contact info. We look forward kitchen has beautiful granite counters & island, This property is located N. of Maysville on ECR pig, cattle farm. So much more, but out of room. everYONe WANTS A SMALL, fLAT, THIS STuNNING, exeCuTIve HOMe IS with SS appliances flowing well into the dining 1500 with views of the Washita River. Priced to Bring all pre-qualified buyer please. Call Donelda. GreeN, PreTTY, PIeCe Of LANd to own to helping you buy or sell your real estate property. ONe Of THe NICeST IN PurCeLL, set & living room with gas fireplace. The split floor sale at $159,000. Call Reneé 405-659-7335. SeCLuded 196 AC has 6 ponds, 22 ac on a corner lot equaling 2.49 AC that is in up to entertain & enjoy! Step into the entry & plan has large master with bath, that has jetted LOCATION-ACreAGe-beAuTIfuL HOMe- stocked lake & home nestled in the trees a a great location. Perfect size with room for head down to the basement/man cave/media tub & double vanitySOLD with large walk in closet! The WOrkSHOP HOMe has 3 bed 2 baths, study/ short drive from OKC. A Hunter & Angler’s home, mobile, barn home, etc. with plenty room, go upstairs to the 2 addt’l beds with 2 other beds have bath in between. Step out to office, 3 car garage (1025 sq ft), new cellar, haven for deer, turkey, water fowl, crappie, of space for outbuilding or two. Also has 407 W. Main own connecting baths, make a left & visit the back patio with nice views of open pasture. all on 10 ac in the Washington School Dist! bass catfish & hybrid bluegill. Ranchers will another 2.49 lot available if wanting more. amazing master bed with bath that has his/ Also check out cellar in the garage floor! Seller Walk into the entry with office to the left, then appreciate 11 stall barn, 80 X 150 ARENA, MUST SEE. Call Donelda 830-1317. her vanities, steam shower, soaking tub, cedar has owned a little over 2 years & has painted, beAuTIfuL!!!! There is so much grass EQUAL HOUSING feel welcomed to the open floor plan, with gas 30 x 60 hay barn, 2 loafing sheds, 140 ac OPPORTUNITY purcell, OK 73080 closet with vanity & sitting room for escaping put in new carpet & replaced H&A unit with Air fireplace in living, with all amenities in the kitchen MOL meadowsREDUCED & rolling terrain. Bermuda and water. The fences are excellent and 70 the hub, or hang around in the flowing kitchen Comfort Solutions in 2017! Also seller is leaving (granite, glass tile backsplash, pull out drawers, mix meadows produce 44 rolls while grazing present of the land is bottom ground that with island that has quartz counters, formal all SS appliances (fridge, washer & dryer) that stainless appliances) flowing into the dining room, 30 cow/calf pairs. Home has spacious can be tilled. TheSOLD seller says the Bermuda 405-527-9230 405-527-5638 living with FP & Florida room/2nd living/game are only 2 years old. Call Donelda 830-1317 with large laundry off garage! And ladies will love living & FP,kitchen island, walk-in closets in pasture can run 75 head. This property is room that leads out to paradise! The large SOLD 617 Se 6TH brICk ANd frAMe HOMe the large Master suite & bath with built in vanity, bedrooms & 20 X 40 dog kennel w/ CH&A. conveniently located just off I-35 and would courtyard has gorgeous landscaping with 5 Email: [email protected] with double car garage in Lexington. Perfect whirlpool to soak for days, 2 vanities & walk in The stainless appliances in the kitchen have be great for advertisement. Call Renee fountains, a salt water pool with a heater, pool/ size for starting out, to retire to, or just anyone closet or step out back to the covered patio & just been updated. Just reduced by $27,000. storage, outdoor FP, mature trees, making it who wants a smaller size with everything you enjoy the view of the acreage & your animals! But Call Renee. hard to leave! Location is N end of town making CommeRCIAL need. Two bedrooms, one bath, large living wait guys, the shop is waiting for you to hold all verY NICe 50 ACreS. Improved pasture, Let our team of full-time professional realtors access to the hospital, shopping, I-35 very COMMerCIAL SPACe for lease in the area, galley kitchen with eating area. Inside of your toys or tinker with your tools, plumbed fenced and cross fenced. 3 ponds, excellent easy. No room to type all the amenities, so put Heartland Point Shopping Center. Several utility that leads to spacious double car garage. for a bathroom also & then at the end of the day water well, sprinkler system,40x60 hay barn help you with your most important investment. this on your list to see & allow enough time! options now available which could work for a Kitchen and bath have been recently updated throw a line in the small pond! Lots of room for the with 20x60 overhang. 30x40 shop with 20 (Extras: Pella windows, sky lights, new carpet, number of businesses. Call Caleb for details with granite sink in kitchen and vessel sink in family in & out, come view this property & see for x 40 overhang, concrete floor 110 & 220 hardwood floors, dishwasher, ice maker, hot 314-8438 bathroom. Bathroom also has deep soaking yourself! Call Donelda 830-1317 electricity. Chicken house with run, 60 purple water tank, Lg drive) Call Donelda 830-1317 WHAT A GreAT OPPOrTuNITY fOr A tub/shower. Wood privacy fence around COMe See THIS quAINT, COzY 2 bed, martin houses. 20x40x14’tall RV cover. NeW buSINeSS veNTure! This commercial Over 4600 SquAre feeT Of OffICe backyard. Call Joell 405-620-4651. 2 bath, 2 car garage with a safe room, brick, Walk in safe room, 30x36 oversized garage, SPACe set up and ready to go! This property site is right on Main St. of Purcell, there’s no LOOkING fOr AN eSTAbLISHed PLACe newer home On N end on Purcell. This place covered front and back porches. 18’ above is very functional and conveniently located just better location for a new restaurant owner! with solid home, barns, workshop, pipe & is on 1.49 ac on a dead end road making it ground pool, concrete dog pen. Large master a block from Main street in downtown Purcell. Not only is it prime location, but the building is cable, working shoot, stalls, ponds & acreage have some privacySOLD with some fruit trees & nice bed,closet,bath with Jacuzzi garden tub. Call Caleb 314-8438 for a showing to see if this stocked with everthing anyone would need to in a super location, look no further!! Well built views. Seller raises turkey, ducks, etc so she is Corian countertops throughout. Builtin oak property will work for your business. open up shop! Call Donelda 830-1317. brick home with 3 beds 2.5 baths, large utility, leaving the fowl’s cages & shelter & has a nice cabinets, china hutch, entertainment center, GreAT LOCATION fOr A buSINeSS of any garage & large, double, concrete carport sets garden spot! This place is priced to sell, make bookcases and fireplace. Wood floor in living kind with 260’ of frontage. Office bldg. in place on a hill overlooking the beautiful Bradford an appointment today. Call Donelda 830-1317 room, tile and carpet elsewhere, wood blinds with bathroom, wood floors, needs a window tree lined driveway with pipe & cable fencing & in all windows, flag pole, stocked front pond. unit. Nice big metal shop with 4” concrete, gates! Bring horses & cattle bc there are hay/ Call Ron. shelving, elect outlets & 2 sliding doors. New equipment barns & barn with 3 but potential for 10x12UNDER storage shed, CONTRACT trees at the back of 6 turn outs with runs, working corral & shoot, property making private with 2 asphalt entries, Reneé Barnes Donelda Ellis Ted Idleman Regena McNatt Jim Lewis acreage with pond & 67 ac of Bermuda hay!! 659-7335 830-1317 623-2896 659-7620 249-5770 making a circle drive. There are 2 wells, one LOTS OF POTENTIAL with a small amount of with pump & one without. Old home on property Ron Musgrave Joell Gray Nick Meabon Tyra Weston Lonnie Gilley work & time, this could be a “SHOW PLACE!” 615-4810 620-4651 928-273-9333 517-7318 926-7140 needs torn down. Town of Slaughterville codes call Donelda 830-1317 & bylaws in effect. Call Donelda 830-1317 12B-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, July 12, 2018 The Purcell Register

$11.00 up to 40 words, 20¢ per word after Classifieds DEADLINE: 11 a.m. on Tuesday 405-527-2126 DUPLEX FOR RENT HELP WANTED HELP WANTED RENTALS MULTI-COUNTY COUNSELING INC. is WATER LINE MAINTENANCE & WATER FOR RENT: 2 bed, 2 bath duplex Big D’s 1508 S. Green Ave accepting resumes for a part-time 20 or PLANT OPERATOR: The Goldsby Water w/garage, range, refrigerator, lawn more hours per week Family Support Authority is seeking a qualified person service included, Ewing Street, $675 HANDYMAN SERVICES Provider. This position will provide for the position of full-time water line plus deposit, no pets; 3 bed, 2 bath, 28 years in construction & remodeling 1 br, 1 bath 1 yr lease support to parents who have a child maintenance and water plant operator. 2 car garage, fenced yard, refrigerator, First & last mo rent at with a mental health disorder. Applicant Experience is preferred but will train. dishwasher, $875 plus deposit. Call • Also install & repair must have experience being a direct Application for employment is available 405-365-0234. 07/05/2tp seamless guttering $395/mo + $100 deposit ($890) caregiver to a child with a mental health at Goldsby Town Hall, 100 E. Center • Free Estimates Two Yrs Previous landlord(s), employment & excellent credit references required. disability. Must be professional, have Rd., Goldsby, OK. Employee benefits FOR RENT: Lexington-3 bedroom, 2 bath brick home, sunroom and family LOCATED IN PURCELL No pets, no smoking. reliable transportation and availability include paid insurance, uniforms, for occasional out of town trainings. accrued vacation and holidays, joint room w/wood burning fireplace, Dallas Skinner 527-0102 Minimum education is high school participation includes retirement and covered patio & double carport, diploma. Please deliver resume in health savings account. Please apply dishwasher, disposal, gas range w/ 405-527-1159 person at 112 W. Main St., Purcell, in person. The Town of Goldsby is an double oven, refrigerator, washer & OK or mail to PO Box 662, Purcell, OK equal opportunity employer. Email dryer, $1,000 month. 514 E. Center St. 73080. EOE. 07/05/4tc [email protected] for more Call 909-702-6731. 07/12/1tp information. 07/12/2tc NOW HIRING Class A CDL drivers FOR RENT: Small 1 bedroom house, 3/4 bath, stove, refrigerator, wall heater, Tractor work, with tanker endorsement. Competitive HOMES FOR SALE 2 BR/ACREAGE pay, vacation and benefits available. window A/C, great neighborhood. 18550 84TH ST. LEXINGTON Apply in person at Advantage Oilfield FOR SALE BY OWNER: Nice 3 $400 rent, $400 deposit. No pets, no brushhog, tilling, Services, 14272 E. County Rd. 1558, bed, 2 bath house in Purcell. Quiet smoking. 114 North 10th, Purcell. Call Living/dining room, 2 acres, fenced, outbuildings Lindsay, OK. 04/26/12tc neighborhood and close to schools. 405-527-5751. 07/05/2tp $695/mo. 1 Yr. Lease, First & Last Month’s Rent New CH/A, flooring, and remodeled PARK MAINTENANCE: The Town of HOUSES FOR RENT: 3 bedroom finish mower Plus Security Deposit – NO CATS bathrooms & kitchen. Move in ready on house; 2 bedroom duplex, both have Goldsby is seeking a qualified person large lot with mature trees and fenced MUST HAVE 2 Yrs. of Previous Landlords and Current for the position of full-time park CH/A, no smoking or pets allowed, in Call Charlie in back yard. Carport w/storage and Wayne. Call 405-640-2400. 06/21/tfc Employment with Excellent Credit and References. No Smoking. maintenance. Duties/qualifications much more. Located at 824 W. Adams, PLEASE DO NOT CALL IF NOT QUALIFIED required and application for $97,500. Call for appointment, 405- employment are available at Goldsby PURCELL PARK APTS., 1000 N. 8th, 527-5123. 07/12/2tp Purcell has 2 bed apt., $425 and 1 bed 405-520-5164 Town Hall, 100 E. Center Rd., Goldsby, 405-414-7277 OK. Employee benefits include paid apt., $375. Water and cable paid. Call FOR SALE: 3 bed, 1 bath farm home, 405-527-2008. 02/08/tfc insurance, uniforms, accrued vacation Criner/Payne area, 2 living areas, and holidays, joint participation fenced yard, inground storm shelter, SERVICES Brothers includes retirement and health savings large garden area, shop, large utility account. Please apply in person. The room, extra storage space. (Fishing HOME MAINTENANCE: Painting, Town of Goldsby is an equal opportunity Lawn Care Office ponds available.) Call 405-990-8862. carpentry, concrete, fences, decks, all employer. Email townofgoldsby@live. 07/12/2tp kinds of repairs etc. Call 596-1918 or Lonnie & Matthew Skinner 405-366-7707 com for more information. 07/12/2tc GREAT FAMILY HOME: 3 bed, 2 bath, 1 808-0861. 01/05/tfc SEEKING NURSE Aides, cooks and (405) 527-1159 405-760-7849 car garage w/3 covered carports in rear, VACUUM AND SEWING machine LPNs for Brookhaven Extensive newly painted inside and out, 2200 sq. repair. Parts and services for all brands. Mowing, Weed Eating, Care in Norman. Great benefits and ft. total. Call for viewing 405-527-6160. We also stock bags and belts! Dale’s Edging, Leaf Removal, competitive pay. Please apply in person EQUAL HOUSING 06/28/3tp Property Cleanup, OPPORTUNITY Etc. 709 W. Jackson, Purcell 527-2949. Jim West at 1050 Rambling Oaks Drive, Norman, www.jimwest.realtor Broker Associate 01/05/tfc Power Washing, OK 73072 or call (405) 292-2273 01/05/ HOUSE FOR SALE: New paint, new Fencing, Tree roof, new siding, water softener, storage tfc Trimming, etc. building, dishwasher, stove, CH/A. 100 WASHINGTON PUBLIC SCHOOL Westwood, asking $115,000. Call 405- Celebrating 25 Years!! currently has employment 401-1781. 07/12/tfc opportunities for maintenance, bus You Let Her Get Away!!…14978 State Hwy 74. Located on the SE corner of Hwy 74 and 150th Street Has Sold and Closed.. Call me today for the same results!! drivers and custodians. Bus drivers NEW HOME in Riverview Estates: If must have a valid Oklahoma CDL you’re in the market for a new home.. Ross’ Lawn Now Listed with 2.5 Acres with more available…11874 State Highway 24, Maysville… Beautiful spacious home with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, study(currently being used as 4th bedroom),, 2 license with a passenger endorsement. stop here. Just completed, lovely Shop the living areas (one with fireplace) and a 14X34 fantastic sun room. There is a 1200 sq’ metal frame Maintenance workers must have brick home with 3 bed, 2 bath, 2 car, insulated shop building with 3 overhead door. Home is 2X6 construction and built for the Northern knowledge and ability to perform granite & more. Beautiful view. North of Service State which means it is well insulated. There is also a 2 car carport which is in the same area of a • Complete Lawn Maintenance custom built storm shelter with tall ceilings and electricity.. Located on State maintained Highway duties of maintaining school grounds hospital. J-Ray homes, 405-206-8551. • Weed Control 24 with rural water. Owner will consider Owner Carry financing. Check it out at www.jimwest.realtor and buildings. Custodians will be in 07/05/4tc • Fall Cleanup 15697 Hwy 74…Oh what a beautiful place. This puppy was born in 2014 and charge of the cleaning and maintaining Classifieds New Listing… • Deck/Fence Preservation features more upgrades than I can mention here but I will try!! Zoned HVAC, Storm Shelter, Lift in school facilities. The jobs are separate LIVESTOCK Garage to attic, designer fireplace, 12 foot ceilings, His and Hers master bath (hers has heated floor- positions, but the duties can be Residential and Commercial ing) The only carpet is in the formal dining area (very nice) wood floors and designer tile elsewhere, combined if employee has the required THE OKLAHOMA HORSESHOEING Heavy steel entry doors, granite everywhere there is a counter top, sprinkler system, monitored SCHOOL will do horseshoeing for $30; Call Ross Shore @ security system with cameras, surround sound system, huge covered patio, double/double garage license and working capabilities (you must see to understand) emergency generator, double oven, kitchen island, circle drive, paved to perform both jobs. Please email trimming for $15; and teeth floating for driveway, And the best part is a brand new 60X45 shop building!! All this sitting on 30 wonderful resumes to [email protected]. $20 by appointment. 405-288-6085. Where sellers are 306-1928 acres with pond and a Great View…Check it out at www.jimwest.realtor ok.us or call the school office for any 01/05/tfc 11801 Hailey Drive, Lexington. Check out this spacious 3 bed, 2 bath manufactured more information, 405-288-6190. home sitting on 2.59 acres just North of Slaughterville Road on 120th Street. Check it out at www. 07/05/2tc looking for buyers! jimwest.realtor MOBILE HOMES Tree Topping, Pruning, Removal & Stump Grinding Check Out The New Price…100% USDA financing is available on 21935 170th Street, LIMITED TIME ONLY!! New 2 bed Mowing, Edging & Weed Eating Purcell..Check out this wonderful 4 bed, 2 bath home with a Huge screened porch that runs the 2 ba $29,900; 3 bed 2 ba $32,900. length of the house. There are 2 bedrooms up with bath and 2 down with bath. Large open area in the kitchen/living room. There is a 19X21 shop building and a 12X16 shop building with a loft. New During our Made in the Shade Sale paint inside and out and new flooring in most areas. All this sitting on 1.5 acres with Purcell water. up to $4000 in Lowe’s gift cards & Check it out at www.jimwest.realtor Contract Pending free statewide delivery. 405-262-3900. Bright Beginnings ENCHANTMENT www.claytonelreno.com. 01/05/tfc Lawncare & Tree Service RENTALS Childcare Residential & Commercial located at For Estimates call Johnny Sm APARTMENT FOR RENT: 109 South Your Perfect Partner Canadian, Purcell, OK. Upstairs 1729 Brookside Dr, Purcell 527-7668 two locations to serve you apartment, newly remodeled, 3 NOW HAS FULL-TIME OPENINGS. Insured bedrooms, 1 bath, appliances furnished “25 years experience” 1800 north Green, Purcell, oK including washer/dryer, stove, and PRIVATE PAY ONLY refrigerator. No pets. $750 monthly, For STEELmore BUILDINGS info please call 527-3012 $300 deposit. For inquiry call 405- Than Maynard, Broker 550-2574 orSTEEL 405-527-0980 BUILDINGS ext. 301. 405-443-5915Blanchard, OK 07/12/2tc and ask for Wendy. heart of oklahoma 719 24th avenue sw, norman, oK Blanchard, OK Mex each office is independently owned and operated 366-9600 residential - acreages & land - new Homes Nancy Maynard, Broker Lawns EQUAL HOUSING Farms & ranches - commercially Zoned OPPORTUNITY complete year round maintenance ● ● ● • sprinkler systems•retaining walls•fence installation•tree & www.cbheart.com shrub trimming•tree removal Call for a free estimate. NEW LISTINGS INVESTMENT PROPERTY 3 bed frame PRICE REDUCED/LARGE 3/2/2 brick Insured home. 409 S Santa Fe $35,000 home with 2607sf on almost an acre. (405) 527-2290 23342 HILLTOP 4/3.1/2 brick home 502 SE 5th $197,900 #809775 on 1.3 acres. Finished bonus room could GOOD INVESTMENT PROPERTY on (405) 204-8753 cell be 5th bdrm, media room or office. corner lot. 3 bed with nice front porch and BLANCHARD/ 30’ x 40’ x 10’ walls Mother-in-law suite. $192,500 #826920 carport. #809511 NEWCASTLE 30’ x 40’ x 10’ walls 4 4” 3500 lb Floor w/ Fiber mesh 4 24” Pier holes w/rebar 17487 BLANTON VIEW 1602 WYATT RD Unique A-frame 3/2.1 4 4” 3500 lb Floor w/ Fiber mesh 3/2/2, plus 1603 SW 22ND, Blanchard 3/2/2 4 26 Ga. Color R-Panel 40 yr. on 1 acre. SellingSOLD as is $85,000 #808895 4 24” Pier holes w/rebar Annie & Lloyd carport on 1 acre. New metal roof & w/1589SF on 10 acres. 45X60X16 shop 4 Color eave trim laminate wood flooring. Split bedroom 4 26 Ga. Color R-Panel 40 yr. FOUR BED/2 BA frame home. 2016sf. &UNDER pond. Completely CONTRACT fenced. $279,900 4 1- 10’x8’ Commercial door Tree & Landscape Service plan, sun room. Beautiful shade & pecan 4 Color eave trim Good investment property. 804 S Canadian #810308 4 1-3’ Walk-in door trees. $145,000 #827133 4 1- 10’x ’ Commercial door $35,000. #809217 8 4 Turn Key on your Location • Mowing • Concrete Work REDUCED $5K/PARTIAL IN-GROUND 4 1-3’ Walk-in door 5 AC WASHINGTON SD Great building $ 00 • Tree & shrub trimming • Bucket Truck GOOD RENTAL HOUSE on corner lot. home on one acre. 3/2, large rooms, 4 Turn Key on your Location 15,995 site on 220th with open areas plus lots • Tree removal • Painting 830 S 2nd #807913 rough cedar interior & balconies. REO. $ 00 of trees. $64,500 #826455 Offered as-is. $94,900. #810112 15,995 • Stump grinding • Fencing 417 W VAN BUREN • Landscaping • Roofing HOME ON 4 AC PURCELL SD 3/1 brick home Large recently updated,SOLD great neighborhood ACREAGES, LOTS • Sodding • Construction covered front porch, granite tile kit cab $90,000 #801742 AND COMMERCIAL STEEL BUILDINGS tops, 2 living, large mst suite w/jetted tub Blanchard, OK Free Estimates Insured & separate shower, walk-in closets, storm INVESTMENT PROPERTY 625 W Brule, 2 BACK ON MARKET/26.67 ACRES shelter & barn. 26129 251st #826235 br frameUNDER home. Sold CONTRACT as-is #807869 on Horse Ave between 120th & 110th STEEL BUILDINGS north of Maysville. Large pond in NW 527-7731 827 WASHINGTON Really nice 3/2 11318 SH 39 3/2/2 two story brick home Blanchard, OK STEEL BUILDINGS corner. $89,900 #820283 brick home in great neighborhood. New on 6.61 acres. Will not qualify for a loan. STEELBlanchard, BUILDINGS OK 5 ACRE BUILDING SITE roof,UNDER security system, CONTRACT lots of built-ins. REOUNDER $109,000 #805616 CONTRACT in Washington STEEL BUILDINGS 30’ x 50’ x 12’ walls $199,900 #825368 SD. Has city water, septic and electric Blanchard, OK 624 W APACHE Investment property, 2 bed STEEL BUILDINGSBlanchard, OK 4 4” 3500 lb Floor w/ Fiber mesh A-1 already on property. 18466 190th 30’ x 50’ x 12’ walls NICE VACANT corner lot w/view in frame home. Selling as-is $25,000 #799372 4 24” Pier holes w/rebar $50,000 #820544 Blanchard,4 OK SW Purcell. $16,500 #824237 4” 3500 lb Floor w/ Fiber mesh 4 26 Ga. Color R-Panel 40 yr. INVESTMENT PROPERTY 2 bed frame 4 24” Pier holes w/rebar 28805 SH 59 5.92 acres w/3/2 mobile 30’ x4 40’Color eavex 10’ trim walls STORAGE PURCELL/WAYNE/ home w/940sf. 716 W Brule $25,000 4 26 Ga. 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Corner lot ready for your 4 Turn Key on your Location $249,900UNDER #757842 CONTRACT 4 1- 10’x8’ Commercial door decking & shingles, H&A unit, water new home! $27,500 #813972 $ 00 $ 00 and up 4 1-3’ Walk-in door18,995 15,995 $20 heater,UNDER paint, SS sink,CONTRACT flooring, insulation INVESTMENT PROPERTY 830 S 2nd 2/1 4 Turn Key on your Location HALF ACRE BUILDING SITES in 30’ x $40’ x 10’30’00 walls x 40’ x 10’ walls Our buildings are built & more. 40x62 insulated shop w/office, frame home on corner lot. $30,000 #781950 15,9954 4” 3500 lb Floor w/ Fiber mesh Call 405-449-3681 Woodbrook II addition in North Purcell. 4 4” 3500 lb Floor w/ Fiber mesh STEELwith BUILDINGS 40 yr. 26 ga. R-Panel bath. $249,900 #823195 4 24” Pier holes w/rebar4 24” Pier holes w/rebar or 405-570-7854 529 LESTER LN 2/1 frame home w/CHA. Includes city water tap. $32,500 each 4 26 Ga. Color R-Panel4 26 40 Ga. yr. 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