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e 1ve Serving Muskogee, McIntosh & HaskellCounties with subscriptions in fourteen states Vol. XIV - Issue 15 � Tuesda , Janua 4 2000 -- - -� y ry , Tobacco still a majorproblem among U.S. teens The president of the American heart disease and stroke in the com­ Heart Association today called at­ ing century," Smaha says tention to two alarming trends in to­ Of particularconcern is the rise baccouse: Smoking is on the increase in cigarette smoking among teenag­ among U.S. teens and smoking-re­ ers. An estimated 4.1 million U.S. lated deaths around the globe are adolescents ages 12 to 17 are smok­ expectedto triple in the coming cen­ ers. tury. During1988-1996, there was a "Anyone who sees these sta­ 30 percentincrease in the numberof tistics should be very concerned," U.S. teens ages 12 to 17 who took up says American Heart Association the smoking habit. The number of president Lyn Smaha, M.D,, Ph.D., these teenagers smoking on a daily referringto data includedin the 2000 basis increased by 50 percent. Heart and Stroke Statistical Update, "That means that each day an annual report released today. more than6,000 young people trya Already,smoking is blamed for cigarette forthe first time and more about 1 in 5 deaths from cardiovas­ than 3,000 become daily smokers," cular diseases,Smaha says. An esti­ Smaha says. "If those trends con­ Ronald & JiJJ Blanchet mated 430,700 Americans die each tinue, about 5 million of these teen­ yearfrom smoking-related illnesses. agerswill eventuallydie froma smok­ Ronald and Jill Blanchet cel­ Ronald is a math teacher at Musko­ Picturedle.ft to right are Wenona Martin an1 Alberta Dennington. Mrs. "Smoking costs U.S. residents ing relateddisease." ebrated their 25th anniversary on geeHigh Schooland Jill teaches at Dennington turned87 years old on Decemher 29th. Mrs. Martin is an estimated$130 billion annually in "These trends are particularly January 2, 2000 after the evening WarnerMiddle School. Directorof Social Services at CountrysideEstates. medical care. This includes costs re­ worrisome becauseabout 80 percent worship serviceat Gore 1st Assem­ lated to smoking during pregnancy, of adult tobacco users began their bly of God.Their children, Brandon Ronald is the son of Mildred which has been associated with low habit before they turned18," Srnaha and Tammy Blanchet and Elizabeth Venekamp ofHobart,OK. Jill is the birth weight babies. Other costs in­ says. Blanchet helped withthe reception. daughter of Ouida Boyd of Warner, clude lost workdays, lost productiv­ In addition, an estimated 43 Ronald andJill weremarried on OK. Many members of their fami­ ity from early death and disability, percentof U.S. childrenunder the age January 4, 1975 at 10:00 am at the lies, church family, and friendsat­ and the costs of fires caused by of 12 are exposed to environmental Warner United Methodist Church. tended. smoking," he says. tobaccosmoke in the home. In 1996, The World Health Organiza­ an estimated15 million children and tionreports that globalmortality from adolescents under age 18 were ex­ Ouida Boyd celebrates tobacco use is projectedto rise from posed to environmental tobacco 3 million deaths per year in 1990 to smoke in the home, the reportsays. 80th birthday 10 million a yearby 2025. "That's an In a swvey of U.S. nonsmok­ alarming trend that should get the ing, workingadults age 17 and over, world's attention," Smaha says. nearly 48 percent reported beingex­ According to the World posed to tobacco smoke either at Health Organization, the risk of coro­ home or on the job. The report adds nary disease decreased by 50 per­ that 'the risk of death fromcoronary cent in the year aftera smoker kicks heart disease increases by up to 30 the habit and within 15 years, an ex­ percent among those exposed to en­ smoker's relative risk of dying from vironmental tobacco smoke at home heart disease approaches that of a or at work." longtime nonsmoker. Picturedleft to right areformer Wamer gra:luates Pete Hisely and Steve "Smoking is a risk factor that For over two decades, the Lynch holding All-State Coach plaques. Steve is the son of Clarence and people can control. Thereforeit's a American Heart Association has Jean Lynch & brother to Keven Lynch. Pete ;s the son ofMaggie and Jerry logical place to focusour attention worked to advancepolicies and regu­ Hisely. in our effortsto reduce deaths from lations that support cleanindoor air. Man plans to Eliminating cardiovascular disease would live entirely increase life expectancy by seven years If all major fonnsof heart and cade sooner than women, the risk leveled off. Smoking is on the in­ blool vesseldisease were eliminated, begins to rise as women approach crease among U.S. teenagers,and is online U.S. life expectancy would rise by menopause and continues to in­ expected to increase significantly In an effortto provehow wired almost seven years and the nation crease steadily with age. Although worldwide in the coming century. the world has become,a 26 year-old woud be more than $300 billion women have firstheart attacks at later Despite ex1ensive information richer, according to the American Pictured leftto right are Jill Blanchet, Ouida Boyd and Joyce Perryman. former computer systems manager ages, theyare more likely to die from concerning the benefits of regular Heart Association's 2000 Heart and Ouida Boyd celebrated her 80th birthday on December 29, 1999. walked into an empty Dallas house them. Within one year of having a physical activity forpreventing heart on Saturday with a laptop computer StrokeStatistical Update, an annual heart attack, 25 percent of men and disease and stroke, only 22 percent and said he doesn't plan to leave report released today. 38 percentof women will die. of all U.S. adults report regular, sus­ Ouida Boyd turned80 years old entire family, including Joe and' until 2001. The report updates statistics "Many women also don't re­ tained physical activityof any inten­ on December29, 1999 andcelebrated Joanne Perryman, Kelly Cox, and His plan is to live exclusively on death and prevalence rates for alize that stroke is as serious a prob­ sity lasting 30 minutes or more five at 2 :00pm with the residentsat Coun­ Brandon and Tammy Blanchet took online, including ordering food, fur­ cardiovasculardisease and stroke. lem forthem as it is formen. Not only times a week. tryside Estates Nursing Home in her out fora steak dinner at Amarillo niture and clothes and hosting a 24 "We've seen remarkable is stroke the third leading killer in the The statistics also point out Warner. Family members present Mesquite Grill in Muskogee. hour live video feed of his life. progress in fighting heart disease , it is also a leading thatmore than 110 million Americans were daughters Joyce Perryman and "Grandma's"whole familywished her "Our vision is that the new and stroke during the last half cen­ cause of major disability,"says Dr. - including children as young as 6 Jill Blanchet along with son-in-law a very happy 80th Birthdayand are online shopperswill go to our site to tury, but cardiovascular disease is Smaha. Stroke claimed the lives �f years old - are classified as either Ronald Blanchet. Granddaughters all veryproud of their "matriarch". learnhow to utiliz.ee-commerce,' said still the No. l cause of death forboth 97,227 women. By comparison, obese or overweight. The American JodiCox and ElizabethBlanchet and Mitch Maddox, who legally changed men and women," says American 41,943 women died of breastcancer. Heart Associationrecently identified great-granddaughterCollin Cox were Walk'nFaith, a Christianband, his name to DotComGuy and set up Heart Association President Lynn Risk factorsof particular con­ obesity and being overweight as a there also. Family friend, Dale played and sang during the birthday a company,DotComGuy Inc., forthe Smaha,M.D.,Ph.D. cern for women include elevated major risk factorfor heart disease and Whitby, came by to take the "Birth­ celebration at Countryside Estates. stunt. Nearly 60 million Americans blood cholesterol, which affectsa stroke. dayGirl's" picture! Mrs. Boyd's granddaughter,Liz, is a Afterlocking himself inside the have some form of heart or blood higher percentageof women over age High blood pressure is also a Later that eveningMrs. Boyd's memberofWalk' nFaith. rented house Saturday, he added: ves�el disease, which claimed 49 than men, physical inactivityand problem - affectingan estimated 50 'Tm going to come out beinga loon." 953,l 10 lives in 1997, the most recent smoking. Obesity is alsoa significant million Americans- the reportsays. Maddox's first monthly pay­ yearfor which data areavailable, the risk factorfor both women and men. That's 1 in 5 Americansoverall and 1 Warner businessmannominated check fromthe companywill be $24, report says. Cardiovascular disease as is diabetes. In fact, if a woman in 4 adults. Of those with high blood but it will double very month as in­ accoontedfor about 41 percentof all develops diabetes before meno­ pressure, only about 27 percent have for Y2000edition of "Who's centive to stay in the house. deaths, or one out of every 2.4 pause, it greatly reduces her lower­ received medical treatmentand have The "live part of the deaths, and was listed as the primary risk advantage compared to a man. the condition under control. DotComGuy stunt involves 24-hour or a contributing cause of death on "If women underestimatetheir Who"in America streaming video fromdozens of digi­ more than 1.4 million death certifi­ risk of heart disease and stroke, they The prevalence of high blood cates that year. Gus Padgett, owner and pub­ Clearwater, Florida (640 reps), and tal camerasset up through the house. may not take the steps necessary to pressurein AfricanAmericans in the "One of the enduring half­ lisher of the Five StarNews has been Northwest Schools where he was Once camera points at the kitchen, . reduce their risk of these deadly- and United States is among the highest chosen to be included in the Y2000 appointed NationalSales Director for several facethe living room,dng �e truttsabol}t cardiovascular disease oftenpreventable - diseases,"Smaha in the world. AfricanAmericans have . Editionof "Who's Who." The nomi­ the Western United States. As an sits on a bathroom shelf - turned is that it is.aman's disease," Smaha says. almost double the rate of fatalstroke nation was made for Mr. Padgett's Anny Recruiter, he was givena Cer­ away fromthe toilet and 'ba!htub. · ·, · says. "The fact that it is just as dev­ This year's report points to than Caucasians and a 4.2 times outstanding sales achievement over tificate of Accommodation for re­ Saturday aft�oon, the Web astating to women. Cardiovascular disturbing trends regarding several greater rate of end-stage kidney dis­ the years for 3 different national cruiting270 peopleinto the Army. A site video showedMaddox sitting on disease kills morethan half a million preventable and/ortreatable riskfac­ ease, which develops when high companies. His ability to be #1 paid feat that has not beenequaled since. the floorof an empty roomc fi.atting worr.eneach year. That's more than tors such as smoking, physical inac­ blood pressure damages the vessels offfor Farmers Insurance Group, online with visitors. the nex1 14 causes of death com­ tivity and high blood pressure. that bring blood to the kidneys. End­ Overland Park, Kansas (2500 The book will be coming out Among his first buys online: bined." Although smoking has stage kidney disease impairs the agents), United Truckmaster School, later in the spring. shampoo, toilet paper, cleaning sup­ Although coronary heart dis­ dropped by about 42 present among body'sability to cleanse toxins from plies and carry-outfood. ease strikes men on average a de- adults since 1965, that decline has the bloodand can be fatal. Page 2 - Tuesday, January4, 2000 Beware when b R & R Wholesale buying j;. . �·. 40 E. Pine, Eufaula, OK ·J···. firewood . . 1':" Wholesale Only! Sales Tax Permit Required SoonJack Frost will benipping at our noses and everyone will be drsR Toys, Tools, Flowers, Ceramics, ready to warm up by a cozyfire. But, if you haven't purchased firewood L-E3 Convenience Store Items. Also forthe season, the Oklahoma Depart­ ment of Agriculture Weights and THE BEST GIFT Christmas Items, Christmas Lights, Trees, Measures section, has a few tips to help consumers with their firewood Wrapping Paper, Garland, Wreaths, , , , FOR THE NEW YEAR d � purchase. ' . . "What most conswners do not Cards and More. - realize is that wood is to be sold by . Ph: 918-689-3805 Fax: 918-689-4806 the cord, not the rick, mini-rick, pile @ FREMODEL 3822 SYSIEM &E! INSTALLATION �L · or rack, and there is a standard of AFrER AUTOMATIC$299 REBATE, Kenneth or Larry Rea measurement fora cord. .. -�-�,'tard- .iTAj The Wo rld'sFi rst & Only A cord of wood is the amount 5()0-CIJ,m1tel'·Digital Satellite 1V SJ ,stem. of wood contained in a space of 128

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"Most days started at 6 a.m. ,:,AXTV • NQ#1•'1'01J·kqorulS.X111Nctv,o �•OISHC0' with 0tt1· JO di.t... 1tll � c;o1111e,c,1• ..liu.CD,u.ilq �·wt! the end of a millennium and start of a was one of five CSC judges that and finished around 10 p. m. and muulh. new year, Connors State College's placed in the top 10. Megan Heard, some aftermidnight. The kids made Olbe'II \\WY: �C'- 011 not counted. For Connors, this was Thompson (Noble), and Heard. tlt �e,tt, .Jl.31:).; Alp!(.el, Nldlf.OP\N4 (W�Y'Vn�1 tlb.ect "Zr)'i1f'1'!JlOlllr* l'Af' .. ...o.r-A1 M111��S�trat.,-Pvf'lro9tt"'"l'ln9 �,W,.U!t •'m""'7'.JJM//tf !t.'.1ll rt."IIW'.!#*d., l"141�.,-Jl� 511* M Clf+l �M"W11P'C!J'� i"ldll'lt Coach JerryMcPeak 's team. 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Cash junior and senior college teams in "We certainly have a lot of Fowler (Warner), Brandon Kahle 484-2640. competition,the mid-Decembercon­ team depth and that is our main (Blackwell), Kris Ferguson and Attorneyat Law FORSALE: 1975 Deck Boat 18', 115 test has become one of the premier strength," saidMcPeak, "Team mem­ Adrienne Ferguson (Lindsay), h.p., Evinrude motor, newupholstery, winter events in the country. bers are unselfishand pull foreach Monte Rexwinkle (Welch), Holly Bankruptcy • Real Estate , goodcondition, $3,300.463-2026 Sponsored by Bob Funk, other. Our workouts are stringent and LeForce (Pawnee), Nicola Xanthus HOMES AMERICA -98%Approval owner of Express Personnel Ser­ time-wise, we workout more than any (Hollister, California),Ryan Sorenson Wills/Trusts • Auto Accidents on land home deals.Call vices, the event is a prep for both other team I know of." (Tucson, Arizona), Elgin Elmore l-888-o55-3000orFA X 1-918-6834026 the Arizona and National Western. Leading the Express contest, (Wiley, Colorado), and Brandi Cook HORSE BREAKING -Experienced. Teams fromas far away as Florida the CSC team practiced daily, al- (FortCollins, Colorado). 212 S. Main • Gore, OK Reasonably priced. Call Chad at 768- 3236 FOR SALE: 1982 3/4 ton Chevy (918) 489-5150 FORSALE: Complete largedish sat- pickup, 4k miles on new motor, mns ellite system, $150. 652-2375 after2 r great, $1,500. 1998 GMC SW, V6 auto. DAY CARE: J.C. Day Cae Home, HOMESAME RICA -98%Approval pm fiberglass running boards, blue. DHS approved, all ages welcome, onland home deals.Call FOR SALE: 3 ft.square restaurant $14,000.469-22n after5 p.m. 918-489-5113. l-888-o55-3000orFAX I-918-6834026 tables with fonnica tops. $10 each. FOR SALE: Two lots close to lake 689-722 1 and town with water, new septic sys­ Seat Belts Save Lives! WANTED: Old pie safesand old fur­ tem, electric, phone, driveway and 11 niture. 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FORSALE: 1999 Maxima,lowmiles, !FOR SALE: 1953 Ford 2 door 100,000 milewarranty, maroon, loaded BuesinessCoupe. $300. 1955 Ford 4 $18,750.00.91 8-%7-4413 TFN door $300.Both have clear titles.823- HELP WANTED: Servers, dishwash- 4256 ers & cooks. Captain's Riverfront FORSALE: 12x15linolewn, $6 �. In­ Table. Webbers Falls, OK. 11 a.m. -6 dianart. $10&$15. Small electncor­ HAPPY NEW YEAR p.m., Wed. & Thur., 100 South River gan, numberof greenplants in large Road, WebbersFa lls pots.$6 each. 689-3933 Bring in the new year with a new home. Come see the new millenium homes Countryside Estates from Stepp Mobile Homes By Wenona Martin 1999 Giles #1132i4 Wide only$119.67 per�- And the band played..... the the December29 birthdate and Mrs. choir sang, the cakes - one choco­ Dennington turned 87 on Wednes­ 1997Carriage #'].670 16 Wide only$2 36.10 per mo. late. one white, with punch. The im­ day_ Also Ouida and Alberta are 1997Rep o Fleetwood #2459 28 Wide only $242.21 mo. fA (fS _ Wf.[A mediatefamily Ouida of Boyd all went neighbors on Hall 200 at Country­ Euscom Bu/lit! Ya u Design We Bulld ..______- out for asteak dinner. And why not!? side Estates. ______-_ ··----, Yo u Find Lifnd! We WIil Buy And Clear ItFor Yq u, The lovely matriarch turned 80 on A bouquet of red roses and We Also.Buy And Sell Land Build Drtvewar, 6arage, Fence, Drfll Well, December29. 1999. other gifts for Mrs. Boyd were We F:inance: Wells, Septic Systems, Other Land !f.'!_olf �ra/ Wa ter, /� tall IJtllltlt;S, Plus we were invited! All resi­ opened and enjoyed. Improvemements. ------·------.,i dents and employees at Countryside The Resident Council meeting FREEFS'll MATESON: Estates were invited to the party to was preempted by the party but was Insurance, Parts, Service & Mobile· Hom� Moving MUST SELL wish Ouida Happy Birthday at 2:00 conducted on Thursday. Notes are Call Pat, James or Jake Must sacrificeat dealer cost. Thismobile home p.m. on Wednesday. always posted on the east wall in the ALWAYS OPEN SE VEN DA YSA WEEK has 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, covered porch The band members of dining roomfor each and everymeet­ Open till dark weekdays - 12-5 Sundays Walk'nFaith are Liz Blanchet. Josh ing. Ouida Boyd is resident council & alarm system LaBounty, Lindsey Cotner, Ronna president. We encourage you to be 1-800-87-STEPP New 28x70 Buccaneer Hubbs. Marcus Pitts. Sara Kyzer and present forthe council meetings as $398.18 per month Keith Miller. Ashley Cotner and Ca­ representatives of your family mem­ (918) - 456-5223 sey Wiggins. ber who resides at Countryside Es­ 1 Mile South of 1,Val MartSuper Center Family memberson hand were tates. ---·.. , .,- ":- ·---.;i·., WE ALSO-- --OFFER:- ---��� Liz & Jill Blanchet Joyce Perryman, Countryside Estates employ­ Highway 62 ;. Behind Phillips 66 Jodi and Collin Cox and honoree ees juggle their time to be here for Tahle �j 1·� :- Transp,ort, Full pne lnsura,:ice, quah Dept. Parts, Ouida Boyd. the residents, but they finda moment Mobile Hom� Moving Service � As a courtesy of the family. to wish each other and you a Happy �· .:· -. ·Mobile On-Site �epair Service AlbertaDennington was guest at the New Year! May you have every honorees table because they share blessing in 2000. Page 3 - Tuesday, January4, 2000 Predictions: You win some, you lose some

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So, just because theywere out defeating smallpox, polioand other Clarke was among those predicting there, a numberof planets have been diseases that at one time routinely space colonies. cntCOTAN INDIAN BIN(iO colonized. threatened society led people to be­ A forecast fromXerox included • That proved extremely popu­ North Broadway lieve in such goals. the one about short journeysaround lar, and a waiting list for the glass 830 918-473-5200 "One right after another. We the worldin "magnet-controlledluxu­ domes on Mars has quickly formed, 3 4 5 6 7 were corning up with the vaccines." rious flyer saucertype devices, simi­ 2 especially afterdevelopers promised GAME ROOM GAME ROOM $5 PAYS $125 $5 PAYS $125 $5 PAYS $125 $5 PAYS $150 $5 PAYS $175 he said. lar to guided missiles." OPEN OPEN $10 PAYS $175 $10 PAYS $175 $10 PAYS $1 75 $1 0 PAYS $200 $1 0 PAYS $225 a robotic maid with everypurchase. 2 FOR 1 ON "It looked like bythe year2000 The future society also took \ 1P.M. TO 3P.M. TO 2 FOR 1 ON 2 FOR 1 ON 2 FOR 1 ON 2 FOR 1 ON Keepingspace travelers enter­ 9P.M. 11P.M. EARLY AND EARLY AND EARLY AND EARLY AND EARLY AND we were going to nail every last one note of several predictions that SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL tainedduring interplanetary trips SPECIAL are ofthem ...Not only were we going to proved correct or close enough. PACKS PACKS PACKS PACKS PACKS their own personal computers that get them, but we were going to learn In that some 1967 article, can hold their own when it comes to how to deal with them once and for Humphrey said hereditary defects conversation - no topic too tough. 9 10 15 all." would be corrected through gene 11 12 13 14 GAME ROOM GAME ROOM $5 PAYS $125 $5 PAYS $125 $5 PAYS $125 $5 PAYS $1 50 $5 PAYS $175 Is this a scenario forthe next If cancer and heart disease modification. millennium? OPEN OPEN $10 PAYS $175 $10 PAYS $175 $10 PAYS $175 $1 0 PAYS $200 $10 PAYS $225 were not enough to prove that Both Clarke and Glenn T. 1 P.M. TO 3 P.M. TO 2 FOR 1 ON 2FOR10N 2 FOR 1 ON 2 FOR 1 ON 2 FOR 1 ON No, instead it is a compilation wrong, then surely the unforeseen Seaborg, again in 1967, came eerily 9 P.M. 11 P.M. EARLY AND EARLY AND EARLY AND EARLY AND EARLY AND of predictions from various progr10s- SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL AIDSepidemic would be. close to describing what appears to PACKS PACKS PACKS PACKS PACKS ticators who had giventhe year 2000 "Medicine has been that for- be the Internet, with Seaborg sug­ as their deadline. ever elusive boundary," Thompson gesting that small household com­ Needless, to say, they missed said. puter consoles would be used to ac­ Pet Care their mark a bit. "Just when we seemed to get cess information and even do the by Peter Edwards Yo u know you'rean Okie if... Robert Thompson, a Syracuse to the end of the room, the wall fa mily shopping. University professor and a fo rmer moved." Clarke predicted a global li­ I hope you never placed your • You know the difference be­ • Yo u know exactly what calf vice president of the International Gerald Celente, author of y. brar . bngue on an ice-cold metal pipe tween the city of Durant and the city friesare, and eat them anyway. Popular Culture Association be- "Trends 2000."agrees that medicine Even with such experts seers, vhen you were a kid. If you did, you ofDoo-rant. • When someone refers to the lieves technology has succeeded in and space travel offer the best ex­ Thompson believes that the Internet rrobably remember how quickly • lt doesn't seem odd to see current season. you have no idea if giving the worldmore than many fu- amples of predictions that proved stands alone as a development that )OUr tongue stuck to the metal. turists ever could have predicted. the term "chicken fried chicken" on they mean spring, sununer, fa ll, win­ too bold. caught most by surprise. The same thing can happen to your cog if he spends much of his time a menu. ter or football. Still. Thompson also agrees "What happens when there are The "Internet is the firsttime �utdoors in your yard and drinks • You have used the phrase • Yo u can recall hot summers that the biggest disappointments teclmologyadvan cements is the ten­ technology outstripped the expecta­ vater from ametal dish. Use a heavy "fixin'to" during the last 12 months. by the year they happened easier come in space and medicine. dency to get into straight-line pro­ tionsof people,"he said. "It was here crockery dish instead. •Someone you know has used than you can remember your "Once the Apollo project jections," Celente said. before people really knew what it *** a football schedule to plan their wed­ mother's birthday. ended, we started going in the op- "So if there is an airplane, was." Should dogs wear boots in the win- er? The answer is, why not? The ding date. • "Howdy" seems to be anor­ posite direction," he said. peoplethink we are going to have a Overall, Thompson thinks the Inuits in Alaska and Canada always • Yo u save all your life for your mal way of greeting another adult, ·'We cannot get the little Lego flyingcar. " world has done well in fulfilling pre­ 1,ut leather boots on their sled dogs. dream vacation, and use it to go to with no irony intended. we sent up there to respond." He recalls hearing as a young dictions for 2000 that were made in This was not so much for warmth, the ourrexas game. • Your firstsexual experience Thompsonwas referring to the boy all the excitement about the fu­ the earlier decades ofthis century. tut to protect those delicate paws • A tornado warning siren is was not in a car, but only because all latest setback the U.S. space pro- ture of nuclear power. Moreover, Thompson be­ from being cut by ice or other materi­ �ls that could lurk unseen under the your signal to go out into the yard you had was a truck. gram experienced recently when its "What has nuclear done?" lieves that, unlike the 20th century, IDOW. and look fora funnel. • You think that people who $165 million. urunannedMars Polar Celente asked. the 21st century will be marked not Lander fa iled to call home as pro- If you like to run in the park with • It doesn't seem peculiar if complain about the wind in other A scorecard of predictions for by revolutionary ideas but by the )OUT dog in the winter, for example, your spouse says ''I'm going in to states are sissies. grammed. 2000 was recently put together by refinementof the greatadvances and t1is might be something you'd con­ Whi·1c the redi·cuons ofcon - town for something", even though • It bothers you not one iota to __.:.:.:,: ;.:;.;..;,;;;.;;..,;;.;.;;;.;..;;;.· .;;.;�..._ __.. the World Future Society using products that already are known. sider. 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Serve imme­ BAKED'ROGIES AND CHEESE Take, for example, frozen piero­ diately.1 4 servings (about 9 cups) gies which are ready to heat and (12-ounce) eaten as is, or may be sauced, or used package frozen as a main ingredient in a seemingly Potato1 tablespoon & Cheddar 'Rogies complex dish. 1/4 teaspoon cornstarch Pierogies, as you know, are half­ 1 tablespoonground black pepper moon-shaped pockets traditionally 1 cup butter filled with seasoned potatoes in 1-3/4 milk Polish cuisine. However, the potato cup grated cheddar cheese, can be combined with other goodies, dividedcup such as cheese, sauerkraut, meat, 1/2 9-toasted freshbread crumbs fish, or even replaced by sweet pota­ Coat a x 9- x 2-inch baking dish 12-30 toes. They may be deep-fried, baked with butter or nonstick cooking or sauteed for a minimum of time, spray. Preheat oven to 350"F. 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The asthma to suck on during an attack.) speed convertible, $2,700 OBO, challenge forClint on this year, there­ They come in many flavors - grape, "Well Jeep, looks like tl-ey're one short." 733-2236. fore, is to revise his drug proposal if cherry and chocolate are favorites. he hopes to have Republican support They taste so good that many pedia­ in getting his package through tricians are concerned with their Ve terans Post by Freddy Groves Congress. growing popularity in the nation's As many seniors on Medicare can homes. *** attest, the costs for prescription med­ While the manufacturers say these COMPUTER SALES, $ERVICE, ications are going up. Reports that products make it easier for a parent to A source tells me to be prepared to some seniors are making choices administer medication, critics say see an across-the-board cost-cutting Meanwhile, you might want to REPAIRS, UPGRADES drugsbetween paying for food or needed expensive that, for the most part, they offer no effort this election year that could ;heck out a new novel called "Riding are not exaggerated. However more therapeutic value for young­ slash too deeply into veterans pro­ :he<\.I East Wind" by Otohiko Kaga. the new program might be, sters than chicken soup. grams. 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STOP! • HOME FORECLOSURES book 54 inclined, business interests must take 20 CAPRICORN (December 22 to • HARASSING PHONE CALLS Ta ke out 55 57 precedence this week. A higher-up is January 19) You'll be busy on the of context? 52 important to your success. Listen to phone this week, which doesn't • LAW SUITS AND TAX LEVIES this person's advice. 2321 "Star -" �--+-+--+---, please you. One of the week's high­ 24 Gibson or 51 4 27 LEO (July 23 to August 22) lights, though, will be the warm To rme '---'--�-'----' Surprise news comes from a friend tDgethemess shared by you and a J MARK DOBBS AND ASSOCIATES. One's forte NYC 5 Magician's 29 Absolute you haven't' heard from in a while. rartner. 28 in Downey of museum word ruler This week finds you especially mag­ AQUARIUS (January 20 to 689-3660 Malta's capital Bovine "Touched by 52 acronym 6 30 netic and good cheer. 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Must see, $2,895 finn.423- CSC application and college OltT 2634 IJkh'bl .... r transcripts,along withletters CO.MMIITEOEVERY TO rART"' EVERYBODY NEEDS SOME­ of reference to Personnell Of­ THING: If it's round, rubber, and productive with Case IH· parts and servic.e. Call on us today. fice, Connors State College, Stay· rolls, call Dayton Tire, John, Jim, or RRl,Box 1000, Warner, OK We'll keep you up and running! Aaron,91 8-689-2500. 74469. Applications are avail­ NOTICE: We would like lo invite able at Warn er and Musko­ · all our dancing frie nds to attend the geecamp uses.Connors State dances at the EufaulaSenior Citizen PPLY ON FARM SU 6 College is anEOE institution. DIX Center every Mondaynight at 7 p.m. 11A"' - Stigler, OK .74462 918-967-461 8 or 918-967-823 ..oiiliili;;;,. 101 S.W. FREE: Black Walnuts,5 gallon per Connors State College person, 452-3384. ...� Page 8 -Tuesday, January 4, 2000

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Funeral services for E.C. Debbie Carter of Porum, Ralph and "Custer's Battle of the Washita". Mr. "Bully" Carter, 79, of WebbersFalls, Patricia Carterof Webbers Falls and Epple leftunpub lished manuscripts Oklahoma were held at 12:30 p.m., Euial and Galelia Carterof Webbers which include 44 Civil War Battles Wednesday, December 29, 1999 at Falls, two sisters, Bobbie Dean fought in Oklahoma and the life of the Assembly of God Church in Mullins of Webbers Falls, Lena Fem Belle Star. He wrote numerous news­ Webbers Falls with Mr. Harvey Risley of Vian, a brother James A. paperarticles relating to the Civil Wa r Young and Reverend Clifford Carter of Rose, OK., eleven grand­ in Oklahoma. Mr. Epple had been a Muskogee County Hyslope officiating. Pallbearerswill children and nine great-grandchil­ member of many historyrelated or­ Transit System Schedule be grandsons, Brett Carter, Harvey dren. ganizations including the Oklahoma Driver, Evelyn Wooten Carter,Cart Brian er, Brad Carter. Blake Historical Society and along with (918) 464-2413 "Dub" West and several other his­ Carter and Danny Rosson. Honor­ Jess C. Epple 8 am .-2:30pm.: Porum to Muskogee, ary pallbearers will be J.C. Wooten tory enthusiasts, laid the foundation Monday and Thursday, 484-5323. and all members of the VFW Post for the establishment of Honey 8am.-2:30pm.: Warnerto Muskogee, 4609. Burial was in FortGibson Na­ Jess Carl Epple, of rural Springs as a state park and the reen­ Tuesday and Friday, 464-2413. tional Cemeteryat Fort Gibson, OK Warner, died at the Muskogee Re­ actments of the Honey Springs 8 am.-2:30 pm.: Webbers Falls to under the direction of Millsap Fu­ gional Medical Center on Tuesday Battle. Muskogee, Wednesday, 464-2413. neral Service of Webbers Falls. December 28, 1999 at the age of 91. Mr. Epple was preceded in Cost - $1.50 Round Trip Larry& Janice Wann, Owners He was born in Muskogee on Au­ death by his parents and fourbro th­ Mr. Carter was bornMay 19, Nutrition Route - District 2 Kinta, Oklahoma l 920 at Canadian, OK the son of Jim gust 17, 1908 to August Carl and ers, John, Robert, Henry & Willie Warner-Webbers Falls: Monday, Forest "Pinkie" (human) Epple. Epple. Survivors include his wife, Dee Carter and Maudie "Rhodden" Wednesday, & Friday - 10:00-2:00. r Carter and died Saturday, December Jess moved to Wa rnerin 1913 Leona Epple; one sonJess Epple, Jr. Porum-Webbers Fa1ls: Tuesday & ------, : This Sunday attend the church of your 25, 1999 at the \eteransAdministra­ with his parents, brothers and sis­ and wife Phyllis all of rural Warner: Thursday- 10:00-2:00. For more in­ choice : tion Medical Centerin Muskogee. He ters. He attended the Lone Star Grade two sisters, Kathryn Webb of Yuba formation, call (918) 682-1721. School, located 3 miles north of City, CA and Gladys Gibson L ------� had been a resident of WebbersFalls M n h le since 1932. He married Rena Jones, Warner. He later graduated from Hagennan, NM; two granddaughters eeti g Sc edu March 18, 1942 in We bbersFalls. Mr. WarnerHigh School and went on to Kandi Herring of Fairfax, VA and We bbers Falls Lodge Carter served in the US Army from attend Connors State College fortwo Debra Hughes of Raymore, MO; six The Webbers Falls Masonic Leird Insurance April 15, 1942 to September 15, 1945 years. Mr. Epple served in the Army great-grandchildren; and a host of Lodge #14 meets on the second and where he received the EAME Senrice Air Corps in San Antonio. TX for other relatives and fr iends. fourth Monday of every month at 7 For All Yo ur In suranceNeed s Ribbon, three Bronze Stars and a seven years afterjoining in 1930 and Funeral serviceswere held on pm. at the lodgebuilding. Iva Leird Agent/Owner Purple Heart. After his returnWe to b­ earned both an aeronautical engi­ Friday, December31, 1999 in the Bra­ Porum Lodge The Porum Masonic Lodge Specializing in Mobile Home & Auto Insurance bers Falls he was an auto mechanic neering license and an aviator li­ dley Belltower Chapel with Rev. Max and ownedhis own garage from19 54 cense. Wilkinson officiating. Burial fol­ #351 meets on the firstThursday of every month at 7 pm. at the lodge to 1982, he also was a town trustee Until he became a member of lowed in the WarnerMemorial Cem­ building. at WebbersFalls from 1954 to 1986. the Warner First Baptist Church, Mr. etery with Jeep Hunicutt, Jack Kelley, 918-967-5029 Webbers Falls VFW During his many years of service to Epple had been an active member of Gary Wilcox, Lark Wilson, Francis Bean Dinners Webbers Falls he served as town the Keefeton First Baptist Church Kizziaand Stephen Jones, serving as TheWebbers Falls Veterans of trustee, chief of police, vice mayor where he served as a Deacon, Sun­ pallbearers. Honorarypallbearers will Foreign Wars Post #4609Auxiliary and mayor. day School Superintendent, trea­ be Nolen Denton, C. W."Dub" West, holds a bean dinner the second Fri­ Good Housekeeping Mr. Carter was a member of surer and teacher. Art Smith, Sloan Hunicutt, James day of each month with the public After his retirement from Keitel, Augustus Jones, To m West THE TASTIEST PORK EVER 2 garlic cloves, finelychopped Lake Road Church of Christ at Gore, invited to attend. VFW Post #4609 and the DAV He AmericanAirlines in 1970, Mr.. Epple and Elmer Graham The top tip forensuring succulent 2 teaspoons brown sugar pork dishes: Don't overcook! We 1 teaspoon cornstarch was preceded in death by his wife of beganra nching full time on the cattle Porum Chamber Meetings ranch he had maintained near For those who wish to, the The Porum Chamber of Com­ once believed pork had to be well­ I. In nonstick 12-inch skillet, heat 50 years, Rena Carter, two grand­ done to be safe-which was fine, l tablespoon olive oil over medium sons, Jamie Crater and Jason Carter, Warner. He also began a writing ca­ family suggests memorials to the merce meets on the4th Monday of because the meat itself was much fat­ heat until hot. Add red onion and his parents, three sisters and three reer after retirement and published Muskogee Salvation Army. each month at 6:30p.m. at theSenior tier. But today, with cuts from hogs cook until tender and golden, about brothers. books on history which include "The The family has entrusted Bra­ Citizens Center in Porum. Call Kathy bred to be 31 percent leaner, the tex­ 10 minutes, stirring occasionally. ture of a well-done chop can resem­ Survivors include his three Battle of Honey Springs Depot", dley Funeral Service with the ar­ McKinney at 463-2921 for more in­ 2. While onionis cooking, cut ten­ Civil War Battle of Cabin Creek'', and rangements. formation. ble leather, palatable only under derloin crosswise into 8 pieces. Place sons, and their wives, James and mountains of applesauce. Try cook­ half of pork pieces between 2 sheets FOR SALE: 1985 Ya maha YZ490 ing your pork to medium Disney books arrive weekly. If the library '85 OLDS DELTA 88 ...... $9 95. '89 OLDS CUTLASS ...... $1 195. Get More Than 20 Channels from Yo ur Local Cable Company! doesnot have what you would like it is very likely that book can be ob­ '90 PONTIAC 6000 ...... $1 695. tained for you in a few days. '87 OLDS DELTA 88 ...... $895. Patrons are using the new com­ puters frequently everyday. The li­ '88 CHEVY Z24 ...... $1 795. 918.463.2984 . • COMMUNICATIONS • braryis adding another computerfor '86 REGENCY ...... $1 195. P. 0. Box 509 • 704 3rd Ave. patron usage due to the heavy de­ '68 3/4 CHEVY PICKUP ...... $895. Warner, OK 74469-0509 mand. Page 9 - Tuesday, January4. 2000. - o , tt LL ® oo ® 11 o . oo � � o � o � oo � m a � o �l .® · A!!!!!!!'!!!'!!!!!!!!'!!"-'!19!!'!9'.. .

FOR SALE: 14x65 mobile home, FOR SALE: 100x220 ft long lot, FOR SALE: Pony swings made FOR SALE: 1976 Sunflower travel FOR SALE: 1996 Dodge 1 Ton FOR SALE: Deer hunter's special, fruittrees & black berries, Southport trailer, 26 ft., $1,500 OBO, 689- furnished,Longtown area, 918-464- 17 1/2 ft. travel trai ler, ready to go, from automobile tires. All features Dually, 60,000miles, $17,500,484- 2489. #2, Eufaula, 689-5872. on pony& harnessfrom nose to tail. 7141. 2755. 967-4367. FOR SALE: EZ Go golf cart, runs FOR SALE: Small diesel tractor, FOR SALE: Gelding, 8 yr. old, bay, Bright colors. Photo mailed on re­ FOR SALE: Huge pile of used FOR SALEORTRADE: lAQHA good, $650, 689-2490. used 600 hours, with brush hog and good for pleasure riding, Excellent quest, $50 each. 918-962-5762 or lumber, 2x4, 2x6, 4x6 posts, 4x4 mare, 11 yr. old, 1 reg. Paint, 2 yr. FOR SALE: 580 Case backhoe, tiller, $3,250. Also, 3 bdr trailer with riding horse. $1,200.0045 8-4242 email [email protected] posts,$1 ,000 for all, 689-7797. old, l Quarter Horse, 2 1/2 yrs. old, 2 FOR SALE: 9-N Ford tractor, 12 diesel,$6,250, 918-650-2175. bdr add on, JO acres, out buildings, used saddles or trade for 14 or 16 ft. volt system, just tuned up, goodrub­ FOR SALE: 5 pc. drum set with FOR SALE: Simco Roping Saddle, $37.000,967-8 133. stocktrailer, 687-4981. FOR SALE: 77 Chevy L WB, 4 wd, FOR SALE: bear berwit h brush hog. $2,500.458-4242. cymbals, $450, 473-4300 or 473- endorsed by Roy ,Cooper,like new, Baby outside FORSALEORTRADE: 85Chevy camper shell, 350 auto, all new fountain with pump, $85, 473-6203. FOR SALE: Papershell pecans, brakes & schocks, runs & drives 2197. one yearold,$500,15 1/2" seat, 689- Cavalier,runsgood,$1,000,cash only $1.50 lb., native, 60¢ lb., 689-3356 FOR SALE: Stakes winning 7797. FOR SALE: Budweiser collectors or trade for pickup anysiz e that runs good,$2,500, 452-2 129. gallon jc� bucket & mug, $10, 473- or 689-7427, leave message. FOR SALE: 1991 GMC 4 WD, thoroughbred mare, 16 hands, Mr. · good, 618-4055. SWB, all power, $7,500, 967-2663 Prospector-Backpasse 2. Two year FOR SALE: Lincoln welding ma­ FOR SALE: HomedHerefor d after 4 p.m. old filly, one year old colt out of chine, 62 model with remote, great Bulls & Heifers. 463-2231 l /26 FOR SALE: 4 year old 24.5 cu. ft abovemare by a son of Cox's Ridge; machine, $2,800,689-93 45. Frigidaire chest freezer, $300, 473- Wean filly by son of Fappiano, all FOR SALE: African Gray Parrot 7920. very correct, serious inquiries only and age, $550, 28 ft. travel trailer, FOR SALE: 1984 Ford Ranger, FOR SALE: 12x65 Mobile Home, (not cheap), call before 9:00 p.m., solid & full bath, $750, 10 mo. old $1,200. 1986 Chevy Nova, $650,runs cent H&A, must move, $3,000,618 - 918-967-4413. male Chihuahua, $175, 687-3928. FOR SALE: Red Roan Spotted and drives good. 689-3534 0965 or 618-1 138. FOR SALE: Camel Beige sofa & FORSALE: 1989StratosFish &Ski, Horse, 2 yearsold, l-918-484-5824. AUBURNPARK love seat,nice drop in electricrange 90 HPJohnson, trolling motor, fish w/vent hood, Nordic exerciser ma­ finder, removable canopy, fitted Liberty Speedway Park Will getyou chine, 2 microwaves, 689-7629 days, cover. $5,000OBO. 689-530 l 689-2387 after 6 p.m. FOR SALE: 1987 Dodge extended Go-Cart Track · New Fleetwood 16x 80 3 bedroom, 2 bath FOR SALE: Compound Bow $50, van, VGC, callfor detail s. 689-9323. Kiddie Rides / Concession ,,__ · Setup ready foryo u now Ben Peason, deer hunter 50# draw FOR SALE: Massey Ferguson gas Wed. & Thurs. 2-11 · Utilitieshooked up 30", 689-9008includes arrow holder tractor. 918-473-1524 ask forilliam. W Fri., Sat., & Sun. 12-12 · Free yearslo t re nt and sights. FORSALE: l995MazdaB3300ex1:ra Closed Monday & Tuesday · Treated deck FOR SALE: 1990Dodge Dynasty4 cabpickup, 78k miles, extendedwar­ Hwy. 62 3 miles south of Tahlequah dr., NC, PIS , P/B , very clean, runs · $500 free furnitureat the storeof yourcho ice e ranty, $8,300.682-9296 918-456-5092 grat, sacrifice, $1,950, 689-9008or FORSALE:19 87Buick ParkAvenue, Key to storm shelter 689-3273. Fun Family! · V6 loaded, nice car inside and out, for the Whole FOR SALE: Two ap artment size $1,100.689-4956 after5 p.m. - refrigerators, $50 each, your choice, FOR SALE: by Owner. 3 bedrrom $ 500 down · $299 a month* FOR SALE: Trailerframe madeof2 FOUND: 500 lb. steer. 3 miles east of 452-2266. brick home plus 8 acres.1 1/4 inch pipe, very heavyduty construc­ mile west Warner. Call463-2347 after 5p.m. * Withapprov ed credit FOR SALE: 9N Ford tractor, good of Whitefield. Shown byappointment tion, $100. 689-3273 or 689-9008 FOR SALE: 1968 Ford industrial running condition, almost new rear only. 918-967-8980or 918-967-5029 . FOR SALE: Nice Rugar10 -22 rifle, tractor3400, 50 hp, 4 new tires and tires, $2,300, 689-4131 after 5 and $125. 3 shot, bolt action 410 with 12/29 weekends. FOR SALE:Large solid oak table, 4 seat, good condition, $4,500, 474- AUBURN PARK choke, $95. single shot .20 guage, FOR SALE: 5 HP leaf and limb chairs,2 leafs,$275. 689-31 11 or 689- 323lor leave message. $55.689-7823. 'j\ Restricted Mobile Home Community" grinder/mulcher (Sears), used four 1675 FOR SALE: Puppies. AKC Cocker times, $300, 452-3378. FOR SALE: Warner, OK 5 crossbred cows, 3rd Free FOR SALE: Motor home, 1974 Spaniels and UKC Jack Russells, stage, 689-4485. $200 each.Can be picked up Christ­ HELPWAN TED: Servers,dish wash­ Christmas Dinner 918 -230-5535 · 918 463-3266 Open Road, runs good, remodeled inside& out, goodtires,44,550 miles, mas week. 689-5109 between 6 & 9 ers & cooks. Captain's Riverfront Delivery Inside Checotah Ken Hodges - Owner new stove & oven, microw ave, cabi­ pm Table, Webbers Falls, OK. 11 a. m. -6 CityLimits (for shutins) net top & table top, $3,500, 484- FOR SALE: Parting out J 968 Chevy p.m., We d. & Thur., 100 SouthRiver SW pickup. Marlin.22 auto rifle. 689- 5119. Road, WebbersFalls FOR SALE: 1987 Toyota 4 Runner 0871 EVERYONE � WANT TO BUY: 16x55 or 16x60 MOBILE HOMES FOR SALE SR-5, runs great, 150K miles, bar­ FORSALE ORTRADE: ImChevy FOR SALE: 10" Pro Tech bench mobile home, must bereasonable & New homes on private lotsread y gain at $4000cash , 918-473-2167. Astro extended CL mini van. saw, never used, $125 firm, 473- Time: 12:30 ChristmasDay ,in good condition, 918-967-44 13. for occupancy! Down payment FOR SALE: 1987 1 Ton Dodgeex­ Wrecked right front, lots of good 1910. Fast Service- Convenient SECURITY SYSTEM: If you have assistance program available tended van, work van, good tires and partsplus 4.3 liter V6 with700 Rauto FOR SALE: '81 Chevy pickup, p� Call 918-473-6686 been thinking about purchasing a ( wac ). For infocall 888-959-4663. V/G mcch. $3500 OBO, might con­ transmission.473-7 163 custom deluxe, 3/4 ton, $1,250, 4 73- 03 12. security system, call 689-1845 to see sider trade in, 689-9323. FOR SALE: 1998 Silver Ford if you qualify fora free system and FORSALE: 1975I>eckBoat 18', 115 l free installation. h.p., Evinrudemotor, new upholstery, FOR SALE: 30' TrclVeltrailer. to tally Stepside, tilt, cruise, AM/FM cas­ · selfconta ined, $3,000.689-94 15 sette, carpet, very nice truck. 30k WANT TO BUY: 1989 to 1996 1 good condition, $3,300.463- 2026 miles, $12,000.689-9223 :on dually, 4 wd diesel, 967-4502. HOMESAMERI CA -980/oApproval on land home deals.Call FOR SALE: Fitness flyer non McFall Farm Equipment l-888-655-3000or FA X 1-918-&3-4026 impact exercise machine. Ex. cond., FREE TO GOOD HOME HORSE BREAKING -Experienced. manual & video included. $50.00. New & Used Tractors & Trailers Husband died. Will have FOR RENT: 2 BIRmobile home Reasonablypriced. Call Chad at 768- b 689-2558 New & Used Tractor Tires & Tubes to move into an with washer & dryer, garage paid, 3236 FOR SALE: 22+ Railroad ties, Good Selectionof Small ImportTractors apartment. Must give $200+dcposit, 473-5877. some new, $4.50 each. You load and Hogs dog away after 5 years. FOR SALE: 1991 Hyundai Scoupe, FOR RENT: 2 BIR duplex, stove, Rt. 3, Box 45 John McFall black, 5 speed, air and new motor, haul. 689-1 774 Grain Fed Butcher Call 463-2386 rcfrig., Cent H&A, no pets, refer­ FOR SALE: Mixed Cowdog StiQler, OK 74462 918-967-8219 $2,450, 618-6878 Timber Cove. ences, $275 mo., $200 deposit,689- PARTING OUT: A Massey puppies, 689-9577 fOR SALE: Firewood, split, hard­ 5689 or 689-3370. FOR SALE: 91 Dodge Ram,3/4 ton FOR SALE: Upright piano. Needs Ferguson SO tractor, will sell all or FOR SALE OR l'RADE: 5th wood. If you pick up $20 truckload, FOR RENT: 2 bed, 1 bath, $285 CuminsDi esel, 5 spxdtransmiss ion, some repair. Madeby C. Kurtzmann part, 918-389-4819. wheel travel trailer, 1990 or ask aboutdelivery. 464-2082 1/26 plus $150 deposit, no pets, Eufaula, $6,500.463 -5200 12/2 2 & Co., $100.463-5200 12/22. "Wilderness Cimarron", for horses fORSALE: Glo-Warm5element ra­ FORSALE: 1967Ford Truck,$500, 799-5837. cattle or car. Valued at$12,000.918 - diant infrared heater, 30,000 BTU, 1982 Chevy truck, wrecked, $450, FOR RENT: Cottonwood Apts., 618-4226 or leave message. 'l'ent-free, oxygen depletion sensor, 1957 Chevy 2 Ton truck,283 engine, Warner,OK, 1 & 2 Bedroom Apts, FOR SALE OR TRADE: 885 case assure safe oxygen levels, heats up $800, Kenmore washer, $35, 823- CH/AC, $225/$245/$ 125 deposit. diesel tractor, $3,500080, or trade to1, 000 sq. feet, new, still in the box 4296. ContactLonnie Haughey, Jr., Man­ FOR SALE: fornice travel trailer, 689-2505. Sl95. 452-3975. Sectional sofawi th in­ ager, 463-3831. ufn cliners, multi-clor, $325. Free to FOR SALE: John DeereRototiller, FOR SALE: 1969 3/4 ton pickup, RPM good home, male peek-a-poos and FOR RENT: Mobile Home lot in 50"540 drive hyd. lift, 3 point runs & looks good,camper shell, ex­ peek-a-cockers, male and female, AuburnPark, $ 125 mo. w/2 yr. lease, hitch, $1,000,452-34 15. tra engine not put together, 4 speed, 918-297-2393. city utilities pd., 463-3266. FOR SALE: 1976 21 ft. Shasta standard $1,400.47 3-1910. FOR SALE: Queen size water bed, FOR RENT: 2 bdr. house, fully travel trailer, self contained, FOR SALE: Cast iron parlor stove complete mattress, liner, heater, 6 furnished, $500 month, no pets,all $1,500.00,689-5930. by Ve rmont Casting Co. $150, paid FOR SALE: Stakes winning thor­ Wishing all the best to our friends and drawers, sheets and pad, $100, 452- bills paid, 799-5191. 452-3559. oughbred mare, 16 hands,Mr. Pros­ neigh bors, all over town! S900. 2130. FOR SALE: 1993 Ford Ranger XLT pector-Backpasser.Two yearold filly, FOR SALE: 100x220 ft. long lot, Thank youfo r your friendship 4 cyl. auto, AM/FM, AC, bedliner, on°'6'ear old colt out of above mare fruit trees & black berries, Southport and support. rear slides, alloy wheels, only 104K, li!ll!Hlil!�llil8 by a son of Cox's Ridge; Wean filly #2, Eufaula, 689-5872. ridesanddrivesperfect,$3,9950BO, LOOKING FOR VOLUNTEERS: by Son ofFappiano,all very correct, FOR SALE: Gelding, 8 yr. old, bay, Countryside 'Estates 918-473-5247. Eufaula Animal Shelter is seeking serious inquiries only. (Not cheap) good for pleasure riding, Excellent !}{igfi.way 64 'East, Warner FOR SALE: 3-IOply Michelin tires, volunteers to feed and water dogs Call before 9:00p.m., 918-967-4413 riding horse. $1,200.00458 -4242 16's, set bucket seats, 250 R 3- one or two times per week. 689- FOR SALE: 9-N Ford tractor, 12 FOR SALE: 18x28 covered boat .vheeler,like new, 989-5600. 5632. 463-5143 volt system, just tuned up, good rub­ dock,$1 0,000,Southport add. , 1995 FOR SALE: 14x14 ft. carpet, like NEED LOVING HOMES: The ber with brush hog. $2,500. 458-4242. Ski deck fiberglass boat, 18 ft., 128 new, spotless, no stains, color taupe, Ark has and knows of several pup­ FOR SALE: Papershell pecans, · HP, llO, like new, $10,500, 689- �18-473-5195. pies and dogs needingloving homes. 4095 $1.50 lb., native, 60¢ lb., 689-3356 ALL SIZES, New Insulated For information, pl ease call and leave FOR SALE BY OWNER: Lake or 689-7427, leave message. FOR SALE: 1976 Sunflower travel FOR SALE: 1985 S-10 pickup, 2.8, Windows, $35.00& Up, Country message. 918-689-3640. front, Sandy Bass Bay, nice 2 BR FOR SALE: 4 Captains chairs, 2 DOGS: AKC Shelties , 2 males, 7 trailer, 26 ft., $1,500 OBO, 689- V6, auto, long bed, dependable, Boy Discount, Wamer,463-3871 . pictures, white lamps, 689-5423. cabin, storage buildings, $35,000. wks. old, $100.00eac h, 682-7094. 7141. $1,100,68 7-1463. FOR SALE: Weaning colts, foun­ Will lookat all offers, 689-1724. FOR SALE: EZGo golf cart,runs fOR SALE: LAB: Choe. Lab, spayed, IO mos. FOR SALE: Electric wheel chair, '87 Oldsmobile dation bred, grays, bays & paints, FOR SALE: 8x30 ft. trailer, 2 axle, good, $650, 689-2490. wagon, 7 pass, all power, $1,200 old, has papers, $75.00, 918-452- $800with battery charger, 4 73-6680. 799-5753. new tires with trailer house axe!. FOR 4 mo. old Shih Tzu, TRAILER HOUSE FOR SALE: OBO, 967-2340. 2677. SALE: FOR SALE: Transmission out of $250, 689-347 4 or 689-024 1 . $50, 657-2469. 10x55, pretty nice lookingtrailer, we FOR SALE: 1987 Toyota4Runner FREE TO GOOD HOME: White '91 Chevy pickup, 5 speed with over­ FOR SALE: A very nice computer, FOR SALE: 1994 Dodge Dakota have to move it out, 2 BR, big kitchen, SR-5, runs great, 150K miles, bar­ Pyrenees mix pups, 8 weeks old, will complete with desk. Can beused for pickup, V6, 1 owner, $7,000 OBO, big cook stove & ice box,new wall gain at $4000cash, 918-473-2167. drive, will fit in 1998 model & up, be med. to lg. dogs, call and leave writing letters, inventory, school 473-2390. furnace, 473-5142, ask for Ted FOR SALE: 1987 1 Ton Dodgeex­ $450, 689-024 1. message, 918-823-4648. FOR SALE: 12+acres, 2 BR home, work or playing games, $150, 918- FOR SALE: 1994 Chrysler Le­ Meeks. iendedvan, work van, good tires and FREETO GOODHOME: Dalma­ 689-1604. Baron, 1 owner, $6,000 OBO, 473- FOR SALE: Microwave, $40, V/G mech. $3500OBO, might con­ barn,pond, 2 storage bldgs, chicken tian, approx. I yr. old, 689-5592. 'FORSALE: Bodyby Jake exercise 2396. washer & dryer, $40,girls 10 speed sider trade in, 689-9323. pen, $45,000,689-3273 or 689-9008. FOR SALE: Young tom turkeys, machine, like new, with video, $100, HOUSE FOR SALE: 3 bedrroom . bike, $25, 967-2663after 4 p.m. MUST SELL: Due to Health,King FOR SALE: RegisteredBorder Col­ also young roos ters and cats to give 689-3262. brick. 1 3/4 bath,game room,above FOR SALE: 1994 Chrysler Le­ Cataylic woodburning fireplace in­ lies. Black & white or red & white. away, 689-3719. FOR SALE: 2 futons, 1 black and 1 ground pool, 24 ft. new large deck, Baron, 1 owner, $6,000 OBO, 473- �rt with blowers, used less than 2 All shots. $150 each.Deli very avail­ FOR SALE: 9 week old female white, metal frame, queen size, $75 CH&A, 19trees, lot is 157x 137, two 2396. ricksof wood,cost new, $1,695, will able.S0l -675-5378or 9l8-463-2559 black Porn , all shots& wonned, $150, each, 689-2601 after 5:30 or leave blocksfrom high school, newlydeco­ take $895, 918-469-2215. FOR SALE: 4 mo. old Shih Tzu, 15 week old RatTerrie r, $65, 799- $50, 657-2469. message. rated. 22 16 SQ. ft Warner 463-2947 FOR SALE:Horned Heref ord FOR SALE: Whirlpool 4 cycle 5060. FOR SALE: 1994 Dodge Dakota FOR SALE: Furcoat, full length FOR SALE: 35 lntemational tractor. Bulls & Heifers. 463-2231 1/26 Yasher, $75, Bell South Cell Phone FOR SALE: AKC Pug puppy, 3 mink, size 8 {dark brown), worn Call484-200I after5 p.m. 12/22 by Motorola, extrabattery , charger & pickup, V6, 1 owner, $7,000 OBO, months old, last of litter, to good three times, $1,500,689-7925. 473-2390. FORSALE:74 Sewingmac hine with FOR SALE: 1996 Dodge Dakota bather case, $30, 618-4228. home only, $175, 967-2340. FOR SALE: 1988 Chevy pickup, FOR SALE: '96 Pontiac Grand Am, cabinet, $75. Lane Cedar Chest, good Sportextended cab 1/2 ton pickup. fORSALE: 89Chevy truck. Also14· FOR SALE: 2 beautiful color, blue 3/4 ton, Silverado, ext. cab, loaded, shape,$40. New snack master dehy­ 4 dr. SE, auto. tran s., nice, power heeler puppies, working parents, 8 red, V-6, overhead console, and ;'I 60 trailer house. Must be moved. $5,000, 473-5331 after 6:30 or windows, power locks, tilt/cruise, wk. old, have shots,real smart, $50 drator, $5. 618-4274 bedliner. 967-2601 Call evenings 463-3264 12/ I 5 weekends. 60K miles, 463-3188. each, 918-967-2779. Page IO-Tuesday, January4, 2000

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LUMBER COMPANY 918-4 73-5716 CHILDCARE: Anyone interested Toll Free: 1-877-473-571 6 in instant child care 3 & under CASH & CARRY , : Enterprise and Stigler area,call 799- 2000 S('ecf-,AL.S 5000. in ROLLER HANDYMAN: Will do yard work, Bernz-o-matlc, Braee pencil Corrtaln•tour 3-11. section• �r painting, any odd job, reasonable burner and cylinder. FRAME bag 3113" wall • rates, free est., references,call Rob al 4-wlre, 9" all-purpose cloeed cell Chapman Auto Sales #444-3156 polyethylenepipe 689-4405,leave message. roller frame. covorlng tor 463-3188 ·@ Regular copper pl pe. MISSING: From S&J Feed.Ross ,_._fr 3.99 Road &East We st 110 11/22. Large $1 #1115805 black male lab mix. 65 lbs. 2 red Regular $1 .54 #627-851 9 Regular $3.29 collars. 1-91848-4-5851 FOR SALE: 36" solid glass . storm door- lefthand - $60. HORSE. -SHOEING:Horse-shoeing, 99 . Call463-2386or463-2898. CLEANUP: It is time for Fall clean hot or cold, correctfou nder feet, $1 @ Askfor Barbara tfu up. Let me do your flower bed, before 8 am or after6p.m. 918-768- SUEDE ROLLER trimming, bulbs, garden and so on, call OUTLET 3156 COWHIDE COVERS 463-3949. Groundedduplex outletnae COWBOY BOOTS,$39.00or 3 GLOVES aide ond puah•ln wiring. FOR SALE: Grasshopper lawn IRONING DONE: reasonablerates, Terminal screws acceplup 10 mower, greatcondition, 683- 4046. call Linda, 473-2064. pair for $100.00, Saddles, Tack, No. 10 conductoro. Country Boy BootBarn, Warner, Tw in pack FOR SALE: Clark forklift, tandem NEED BRICKWORK DONE? Custom tanned, 463-3871. all-purpose front wheels, tilts, shifts, gas, Call Willford Mitchell, (918) 681- foam lined. 9" covers. sacrifice, $6500.00,683-4046. 4310. #573-0460 Ivory WEDDING: ral, #243-5212 #1115750 Regular$1 .59 FOR SALE: '97 Ford Taurus, Silk Wedding Flo Regular 69¢ MOBlLE HOMES FOR SALE Bouquet, corsage, alter arrangement, Regular$1 0.99 immaculate condition! $7,995.00, $No Payments$ Freefor3 months 463-3188. Will Consider Trade! purchase orrent. Experienced Wed­ 4 (wac). To qualify, call 888-959- ding Coordinator ready to help you $ 99 FOR SALE: '91 Chevrolet, Reg. 4663. ©99¢ make your day perfect. Sherry Cab, S/W/B, OneOwner, only 31K ANGLE BRUSH SWITCH original miles, 463-3188. BE1.PWANTED:Servers,dishwash - t Whitaker, 464-2103. ers & cooks. Captain's Riverfront NOTICE: Now taking new enroll­ For walls and ceilings Table, WebbersFalls, OK. 11 a.m. -6 ments,�. Porum Child Center, FOR SALE:Homed He reford 1-1/2" PUTTYKNIFE Single pole p.m., Wed. & Thur., 100 SouthRiver DHS Approved, (9 18) 484-2056; Bulls & Heifers. 463-2231 1/26 grounded Road, Webbers Falls after hrs., 484-5222. switch, Ivory. Flexible, 1-1/2" blade. ' APPLIANCE REPAIR: New & #11 05536 Reg ...... ,. used parts, repair washers, dryers, Regular$5. 14 #1206000 #573-2672 freezers, gas & ele.ctric stoves, win­ Regular 89¢ 9 c Side Poc.ket Cafe : dow units,Varnell's Appliance, @ 2 : Break.fast Anytime 1/2 mi. south of Porum, Hwy. 2, 1- $ 2 918-484-2439.air 2 C (Sunday Break.fast 7-11 a.m.) := FRAMING & SIDING JOBS FOR SALE: Two23 KT. Pokemon FOR SALE: Firewood, $40 delivered, ••••••••••••••••••• • = HUGE BUTTERMILK BISCUITS : WANTED: 2 man crew works like golc platedcards fromBurger King, $3.5.You pickup 689-9439. • • 4 men, have our own tools and will mint condition, original box and FOR SALE: Snap-ondigital en gine • • • Senior Citizens • : Dinner & Dally Specials : travel, C&CQuality Builders, 339- pla!tic, Pikachu and Jigglally Puff, scoupe, has power balance and • • COpen Daily 7-9 p.m. 484-5139 2376 or fax 3:,9-2376. $20 each. 689-2 177in after6 p.m. jector check, new $5,500, will sellfor • of Warner • : in- • We have coffee & • • PORUM OKLAHOMA . . • CLEAN HOUSES: Ladieswanl co FORSALE: 2borsetrailer, new floor $650. 618-6878 or 689-5585. • • �•••••r ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••� clean houses or do light interior deco­ and ires, $750, 478-7294. FOR SALE: 23 1/2 ft. Shasta travel • fresh doughnuts • FORSALE: Conunercialdisk jockey FOR SALE: 9 nun Lugar Tech 9 pis- rating, no outside work, 20 miles FOR SALE: 1983 Chevy SWB 4x4, trailer, B-Farmall tractor with brush • 3 for $1.00 • equipment, two turnta bles and roll tol, 20 round clip, trade forrevolver radius of Canadian, 339-2428 after 6 305 auto, good condition, $3,800, hog and cultivator, 16 ft.bass boat • every Tuesday, • around, 2 channel Yamaha mixer, 4 p.m. 469-2486or 469-3423. ttailer, 689-3719. • • and huntingrifles. 452- 3718. • Wednesday & • largespeakers, spin and light mixer, FOR SALE: 21 cu. Gtbsonrefrig- COMPUTER: Needhelp wilhyour FOi. SALE: 1984 Wellcraft 18'boat FOR SALE: 1981 Ford 4x4 stepside, • • and lots more. $600for 618-4852. erator, asking $400,689-9299 or 689- computer? Wanl a web site to show w/tniler. Low hours, only in water 302 auto, real goodshape, must sell, • Thursday • FOR SALE: Tall outside fountain, 4672. ft. your friends or customers? Let Kirby twicein fouryears .• 140 Mercury, $2,895. 463-3905. all. •••••••••••••••••• seagull, and pumps, $90. 473-6203. FOR SALE: 151/2" custom show do it For more inforrnation,call 918- I/0,,)pen bow, $4,0000BO, 473-6633. FOR SALE: 1984 Nissan 300 ZX WANTEDT a HP OBUY: Usedgsstove FOR SALE: 1992 ChevroletSubur- saddlewith silver, $900.Circle Y 16" 464-2014 or e-mail: Webmaster@ WA� T TO BUY: Good old service with turbo, 50thanniversary. has T- with safety valve and vented, 452- ban fully loaded, 4 wd with all op- saddle withsilver,918 $700. -945-7147. Kirbyjh .ZZn.com. station metal signs, like Phillips 66, Top, good running sports car, needs 3150. tions, dual air, third seat, alloy FOR SALE: Nuthustler pecanhar­ Conoco,Te xaco,DX & ect.,689-564 1 hood and windshield, $1,000, 473- FOR SALE: Go cart, 5 h.p., Briggs & wheels. Super clean! Black, 113K vester, always shedded, field ready, after6p.m. 7460. Strattonmotor. 484-2363. miles,452- 23.52. $8,000.484-5640. $;��:fl;�s:i•Ji�;I FOR SALE: 25" Z-enithconsole TV. HAffc !ER $100, 689-4123 or 689-3347. 1u1 !JA.M 'to 5:JO l'M Mon 9 1 � � !": �Ttf,ri,9N'l Fri; !!t�!AM to 2 PM S11. ·£! Mu11agu Pion, Coats ,..,, . WH•N IT Co111•1 TO VA UE, THI! COMPETITION FOR SALE: Silvercamper shell for • . JUIT DOIIN� T ITACI( Ul'I . , _1 .� ,_ __ long bedpickup, $17 5, 689-3 567. ·- Th e So,( Qf.Th• Rut (or LOH eiI· 1a1 . 1,· TWIN FULL QUEl!N KJNC : TWIN FUI..L QU££N KJNO FOR SALE: 1990 Sierra SLE, ex­ COMFORT 134 $ NIA $195 NIA J,r. .,,,,,,.. ,,. : rJ.0 ��?.:::.� � �� �w m6 tended cab, LWB, tilt, cruise, A/C, COMFOR-PEOIC S156 $171 NIA $319 : ULTRA VIRM NIA $340 $390 SS30 j ¥'· ,.,.,,.11,, • II ,,. ··"•'10' sn SET SET 350, 5 speed,nice, clean, $5,900.,473- TOUCH OF LUXUR'I' $176 Sl91 $139 $349 : 0R'rf10.F£DIC SllP $314 !' ld $530 7050 after6 p.m. /Dy,. St'T IET &£T, HT : IJJr. .,.,,,.. SIT UT HT StT ""'"'lffi � FOR SALE: Wolff tanning bed, Why Pay More for A Drand Narue Whoa You Could Duy a Matlreu S01 of lhe Same Hl1b Quill}'and Co1ofort for Less works great, $600; IBM computer We Specialize In FactorySeconds • Overruns • & Surplus with printer, lots of games and pro­ grams, works great, $200; manual SAVE BIG $$$ 5/4 x 6 Treated Radius treadmill, to use,$50, 334-6104. Solid Wood Boards FOR SALE: Coats 44 tire machine, Edge Deck easy Kitchen Cabinets 8' • $2.99 • 1 O' • $3.99 $500; 83 lb. Blacksmith anvil, $125, 918-9674078or 918-484-5095. Finished Oak Or 12' • $5.49 • 14' • $6.25 FOR SALE: UKC reg.Rat Terriers, Unfinished Birch 16' - $6.99 11wks, shots and wonned. male, 1 (Check with us female, $85 each. 1 male, 8 months, 25 Yr Shingles I before you buy) (3 in 1 Seal Down} shots & wonned, $60. Looking for goodhome, 689-3442, a.skforManha. Stainless Steel Sinks $12.95 sq. FOR SALE: 200 amp Lincoln pipe­ $19.95 Waferboard line welder with leads, $2,250, 250 Oak _Bathroom Vanities 5/8 • $12.95 • 3/4 • $14.95 amp Mig welder, 220 AC, almostnew, w/Marble Tops 1 1/8 • $16.95 $1 ,400,484-25 75. FOR SALE: 1987 GMC S-15, very With payments as low as 25" • $129.95 27 gauge Sheet Metal: nice pickup, air, cruise,$2,000, 4 73- 31" • $139.95 Galv. - $26.00 sq. 7460. 37" • $149.95 White • $36.00 sq. FOR SALE: 1985 Deckboat. 16' with 49" • $169.95 s 1977 Evinrude motor, trailer and CenturyCon crete Step cover, like new, pt tilt, 35 hrs. onmo­ �i!Xi�!:) 5' Double or Single $15.95 per step tor,$3,300. HP 68 9-ll47. a month for 2 years on every model.* $259.95 Tl-11 White Pine Siding FOR SALE: 1979 31 ft. Monitor Oasis Whirlpools $18.95 travel trailer, new tires, new hot wa­ For a limited time, simply purchase any new Yamaha ATV and get payments as low as ter tank. goodcondition. $3,000, 689- $69 a month for two years. But hurry - offerends March 31, 2000.* (1 Hpm} Masonite Siding 3087. $499.00 $16.95 LOT CLEAN UP, off,mowing , Tub & Shower Units brush hog, box blade work, painting, •on your Yamaha credll card, subfect to credit approval. Get minimum monthly payments as low u $69 and a 12.99% APR lor 2 years lrom date ot R-MAX Insulation haul purchase, II your Accounl Is kept current, on all new 2000 (and new p1lor year) Yamaha ATV's. Get a BearTracker• tor $69 per month. Thernlter, lhe $159.95 dump truck, general maintenance Standard Rale 17.9% APR will apply lor Accounts which are kepi cu1rent. Otherwlss lhe Detaull Rate 21.9% APR wlll be applied to all b1l1ncas. 4x8 - $3.99 sheet 9674909 or 689-2770. Mlnlm�m Finance cnarge $.tiO.Oller good December 1, 1999 · March 31, 2000. 48" Shower Stall Aluminum FOR SALE: Mag wheelsfor Toyota ATV• with engine sizes 01 90cc or greater are recommended lor use only by those age 16 and older. • Yamaha recommends that all ATV riders lake an approved training course. For safety and training lnformallon, see your dealer or call tho ATV Saletv lnalllulo al 1·80D·B87·2887. • ATVs can be hazardous $159.95 Double Insula ed Windows pickup or Forerunner, full set, $100. to operat,. For your salety: Always avoid pavad surtaces. Never ride on publlc roads. Always wnr a halmtl, eye protecllon and p1otecllva clothing: never t carry passengers; nevar engage In stunt 1ldlng; riding and alcohol/drugs don't mix; avoid excessive speed; and be parllcululy c11etul on dlfflcull larraln. Prehung Interior Doors (Save 30%-60%) 61 8-6878or 689-5585. FOR SALE: 1977 24 fl.Coachman $29.95-$39.95 Storm Windows travel trailer, fully self contained, Slab Interior Doors $19.95 Any Size $2. 700. No dealers, seriousinquiries (Birch} Carpet · only.473-595 1. $14.95 FOR SALE: 1990 Chevy Lumina $3.99-$5.99 Sq. Yd. Euro, black with gray, high miles. Oak Linen Cabinets Ceramic Tile • 85¢ Sq. Ft. $1,500 orOB0 689-7569. RT&T ·$129.95 Vinyl Floor Sti"ck Tile FOR SALE: Dining table and 6 evAMAHA Oak Med Cabinets 55¢ Sq. Ft. chairs, movie proj ector, antique tav­ ernchairs, old regular size bed,689- $49.95 Oak Molding - 39¢ Run Ft. . 5423. Elam's Mattress Sets Paneling - $5.99 Sheet FOR SALE: Sofa and matching (Save 40%-60%) Des.igner chair, light blue slate and cream, & heavyduty, ex cellentcon dition.must Road Track Trail YaDlaha The Makers of Kitchen & Bathboard see,$295, 473-2 137. Easy Rest $12.95 FOR SALE: IBM15 " colormon itor. 121 w. Broadwav - M1sko1e1, OK Save 30%-60% Wallpaper $25. H.P. 540 color printer. $75. on Light Fixtur s Mustex flatbed scanner, $45, or all 1-100-va11aha 1·918-682-5288 e $4.95 Obie Roll for$125, 618-8917.