KINGFISHER TIMES & FREEEst.Est. April 22, 1889 - Oklahoma’s OldestPRESS Continuously-Published Newspaper SSeeee SectionSection B Inside!Inside! Wednesday, February 24, 2021 No.o89oft 89 of thehe 113232ndd YYearear www.kingfiw sherpress.net USPS No. 295-420 50 cents 22 Pages Community comes to aid of KPS custodian, wife displaced by fi re By Christine Reid KT&FP Senior Editor Ann Pfl ueger was awak- ened by a “pop” sound in the wee hours of Sunday morning. When she got out of bed, she saw fl ames in the north- east corner of the home she shares with husband Dan- ny at 301 N. First Street, Pete Brown Kingfi sher. “She woke me up and we called the fi re department,” Danny said. Pete Brown The Pfl uegers gathered up some belongings and sought shelter for the rest of the night at the First Chris- returns to tian Church, where Danny has a second custodial job, in addition to working for OERB board Kingfi sher Public Schools. Kingfi sher Fire Depart- Pete Brown, cofounder of King- ment responded to the fi sher-based Brown & Borelli Inc., scene with seven men who has returned to a seat on the board worked from 2:58 to 5:30 of directors of the Oklahoma Energy a.m. containing and extin- Resources Board. guishing the blaze. An oil and gas industry veteran Thanks to the quick fi re- of more than 50 years, Brown was a fi ghter response, the house cofounder of the OERB and helped is salvageable and appears write the establishing legislation for to have sustained no signif- the board. icant structural damage. The Oklahoma Energy Resources AN AD HOC committee coordinating repairs for Danny and Ann Pfl ueger’s house toured the damage Monday morning But initial estimates Board (OERB) is pleased welcome to arrive at a preliminary restoration estimate. From left are Brian Walter, Pfl ueger, Kingfi sher Heritage School Principal place the cost of repairs at Pete Brown back to its board of di- Shane Hood and Jeremy Lack. A fund has been established at Kingfi sher First Christian Church for the benefi t of the $40,000 and the Pfl uegers rectors. Pfl uegers. The men hope the work can be completed with the help of volunteer crews, coordinated through Hood. have no insurance and are “I helped create the OERB because Anyone interested in volunteering can call Hood at the school or email him at shood@kingfi sher.k12.ok.us. Those who now essentially homeless [TIMES-FREE PRESS Staff Photo] I believe deeply in its mission and the sign up to volunteer will be contacted when workdays are scheduled. until the house can be re- work we do in Oklahoma,” Brown stored. said. “I’m happy to be back on the out injury, being displaced recent spill on the ice and to do so. He and his wife also are board of directors and look forward “It’s been my home for from their home was an- is undergoing scans to de- But in his 43 years as both beloved members of to helping continue to move our pro- more than 50 years,” Dan- other layer of recent bad termine the extent of the school custodian, Pfl ueger the community, including grams forward.” ny said. “It’s hard to think news. damage. has become a familiar face the congregation of the Originally appointed to the OERB about not living there.” Both Ann and Danny Even if they had the to generations of students First Christian Church, in 1991, Brown is past chairman While the Pfl uegers are are recuperating from re- skills to repair the home and their parents, as well who were the fi rst to learn of the board. He serves on the grateful that they and their cent knee surgeries and themselves, they aren’t as teachers and adminis- of the couple’s plight when [See Brown, Page 13A] dog escaped the fi re with- Danny hit his head on a currently physically able trators. [See Fire, Page 13A] BULLET Leveling Up DODGED Two Kingfi sher FFA’ers campaign for state offi cer posts Two Kingfi sher High School Crisis averted, seniors are among those being con- sidered as 2021-22 state offi cers for Oklahoma FFA. but at what cost Braden Burns is a candidate for secretary and Cora Beth Taylor for northwest area vice president, it to utilities, energy was announced last weekend. The two advanced through a nominating committee process over the weekend to be named companies and among the candidates for offi ce. Those seeking offi ce took part in a 100-point written test and their customers? also had to produce a hand-written By Christine Reid letter that was in response to in- KT&FP Senior Editor formation they’d just been given. No one can argue that Kingfi sher The process also included County and most of Oklahoma fared five-minute one-on-one inter- better than nearly everywhere in the views with each of the 10 nominat- state of Texas in the unprecedented ing committee members. 11-day arctic cold front that left area That was followed by a fi ve-min- residents in a deep freeze. ute interview with the entire com- But now concerns are mounting as mittee. That interview included to the price to be paid to the state, to two minutes during which the utilities and ultimately to customers candidate delivered a prepared as bills come due for wildly fl uctuating statement on “Why I desire to power costs. serve as a state FFA offi cer.” A Perfect Storm Developed The remaining three minutes The Southwest Power Pool, which saw candidates answer questions operates the massive electrical grid from committee members. Braden Burns Cora Beth Taylor serving most of Oklahoma and 13 Candidates for each offi ce will other states, was slammed with the deliver a campaign speech at the or national level. He was also a national semifi - ments. perfect storm of peak demand and state FFA convention, which is That includes being a part of nalist in 2018 in the “FFA creed” Taylor was a part of the na- limited supply. scheduled April 27-28 in Oklaho- the 2017 national championship portion of public speaking. tional winning ag issues forum Iced over windmill blades and over- ma City. team in conduct of chapter meet- On top of a number of oth- team in 2018. cast skies took wind- and solar-gener- Each chapter in the state will ings leadership development er exhibiting and leadership She was also a part of the state ated power sources completely offl ine have two delegates who vote for event. awards and honors, Burns car- champion conduct of chapter and the bitter cold created supply and each state offi ce. He was also a part of the na- ries a 4.0 GPA and is a member meetings team in 2019. pricing issues with natural gas. Winners will be announced at tional semifi nalist parliamenta- of the National Honor Society, Taylor was a talent fi nalist at Meanwhile, natural gas producers, the end of the convention. ry procedure team in 2019. among others. the state FFA convention in both processers and transporters were fac- Burns is currently the Kingfi sh- Burns has a number of state Taylor is the Kingfi sher FFA 2019 and 2020 and is a Wash- ing their own share of problems due to er FFA chapter president. fi nalist and state championship chapter sentinel. ington Leadership Conference the extreme cold. He’s accomplished in all aspects honors in LDE and career devel- She also has a national cham- Scholarship recipient. [See Crisis, Page 13A] of FFA, whether at the local, state opment events (CDE). pionship among her accomplish- [See Offi cers, Page 13A] 2A Wednesday, February 24, 2021 Kingfi sher (Okla.) 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KHS managers Peyton McCormick, left, and Maitland Pickle celebrate during Kingfi sher’s 4A state championship game in 2019. In the background is the student section cheering in the fl oor seating. That seating will not be available this year and attendance at State Fair Arena will be limited to about 2,100 people per game. [Photo by Russell Stitt/www.stitt.smugmug.com] I cried when you passed away, I still cry today. Although I loved State you dearly I couldn’t make you stay. [Continued From Page 2A] after each game; 2 p.m. - B girls quarter- fi nals A golden heart stopped beating, In normal years, only one - Session tickets will not fi nal 8:30 p.m. - A boys semi- be sold this year. Per-game 4 p.m. - B girls quarter- fi nals hard working hands to rest. group of state tournament God broke my heart to prove to me, teams was guaranteed to tickets at $5 each will be fi nal play at The Big House. sold; 6:30 p.m. - B boys quar- Saturday, March 6 He only takes the best. Three sub-sites were - All tickets will be elec- terfi nal 1 p.m. - A girls champi- used for other state quarter- tronic. There will be no 8:30 p.m. - B boys quar- onship fi nal games. paper tickets able to be terfi nal 3 p.m. - B boys champi- But this year, with schools purchased on site; onship Sincere thanks unable or reluctant to host, - Masks will be required Wednesday, March 3 6 p.m. - B girls champi- the OSSAA had to get cre- inside the arena. 9:30 a.m. - B boys quar- onship ...to our extended family and friends for ative. That led to beginning “There will be law en- terfi nal 8 p.m. - A boys champi- their expressions of sympathy at the passing the state tournament two forcement officers can- 11:30 a.m. - B boys quar- onship of our husband, father, and grandfather. days earlier and playing all vassing the arena during terfi nal games at the main arena. games,” said David Glover, 2 p.m. - A girls quarter- 7KDQNVWRDOOZKRVXSSRUWHGXVZLWKŴRZHUV The following week, OSSAA assistant director. fi nal cards, gifts, memorials, and kind words, and Classes 2A-4A, will see “If they see someone not 4 p.m. - A girls quarter- those who attended the memorial service. much the same schedule, wearing a mask, they’ll be fi nal We greatly appreciate each of you. but two sub-sites will still be politely asked to put theirs 6:30 p.m. - A girls quar- required to host quarterfi nal on. If they continue not to terfi nal Special thanks to Sanders Funeral Home, games. wear it, they’re going to be 8:30 p.m. - A girls quar- The Dover Christian Church, But it’s not all good news escorted out of the arena.” terfi nal Jimmy Berkenbile, Robin Green, Jackson said he realizes Diane Rosen, Shirley Stitt, Kristy Palmer, (COVID won’t allow that). Thursday, March 4 the limited attendance will BBQ AT ITS BEST Ray Shimanek, Angela Bruner, Tammy During a Zoom meeting 9:30 a.m. - A boys quar- keep many fans from at- At Stokes, Marcella Biehler, and Heather Perry. with media on Tuesday, terfi nal OSSAA Executive Director tending this year. Dale’s 81 Electric “We know this is not 11:30 a.m. - A boys quar- David Jackson said that terfi nal Monday-Friday while many district, region- ideal. We know there’s go- ing to be people who have 2 p.m. - A boys quarter- 10:30 — 2:00 Forever in our hearts, al and area tournaments fi nal are allowing 50 percent ca- attended many, many years who may not get opportu- 4 p.m. - A boys quarter- Charles Patocka Family pacity, the State Fair Arena fi nal Owners Tammy, Tabitha, Austin, management will only allow nity this year and we hate that,” he said. 6:30 p.m. - B girls semi- John & Ed Audyn, Wesley and Aurora 25 percent for the state tour- fi nals naments. Following is a schedule Coughlan for games to be played at 8:30 p.m. - B girls semi- That’s about 2,100 fans. fi nals “We’re still thankful for State Fair Arena next week. Once area tournaments are that,” Jackson said. “We Friday, March 5 thought back in July, for the completed, teams will be added: 9:30 a.m. - B boys semi- sake of being able to have fi nals activities, we didn’t know 11:30 a.m. - B boys semi- if we’d be able to have fans Tuesday, March 2 9:30 a.m. - B girls quar- fi nals checkueckup at all. 2 p.m. - A girls semifi nals “So we’re thankful to get terfi nal 11:30 a.m. - B girls quar- 4 p.m. - A girls semifi nals that to provide some fans 6:30 p.m. - A boys semi- follow-up the opportunity to experi- terfi nal ence our championships, but more than anything else, we’re thankful for our kids screening to get to have their champi- onships this year.” While Classes A and Your safety is our life’s work. B were able to complete their state basketball tour- naments in 2020, Classes teests 2A-6A saw theirs canceled, which also led to the entire spring sports seasons being procedure canceled as the pandemic was in its early stages in the We Now Give United States. The limited attendance wellness and social distancing mea- sures means there will be COVID no floor seating for fans this year. Other changes this year include: VACCINES - OSSAA comp passes for administrators, coaches To Those Who Qualify! and other school personnel will not be honored at the state games in order to allow more fans to attend; REGISTER NOW! - Staff will clear the arena Anyone May Register KPD If you currently are not If you’ve been putting reports eligible for the vaccine, your health on hold, The Kingfi sher Police we will contact you when Department has investi- you meet the requirements. it’s time to make time for yourself. Mercy is ready gated or responded to the following report: to care for you, with up-to-date COVID-19 safety February 17 - Mali- cious injury/destruc- precautions in place at all hospitals and clinics. tion of property. Officer Dillon Cha- loupek responded to a report of property damage Learn how to come back safely and schedule in the 200 block of East Oklahoma Avenue. an appointment at mercy.net/ComeBack According to the report, Vanessa England Dennis Satchell Katie Kroener Tim Burpo Jr. stated the PharmD RPh PharmD front grill of his Dodge Presented as a service to the community by truck had been damaged by Heritage Pharmacy a known 38-year-old male suspect. Chaloupek stated in his report that he obtained Burpo’s identifying infor- * * * mation and took photo- graphs of the damage. Your life is our life’s work. Offi cer Justin Conner HOURS: questioned the suspect Monday-Friday 8am-7pm; Saturday 9am-2pm regarding the incident, the Closed Sunday report said. 4A Wednesday, February 24, 2021 Kingfi sher (Okla.) Times & Free Press POLITICS | COMMENTARY
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Producers paid little for food they grow David Harsanyi Thanks to Charles Storm for the copy of the National @davidharsanyi Farmers Union publication, which states that farmers and [Ed.Note:David ranchers receive only 14.6 cents of every food dollar that Harsanyi is a senior writer consumers spend. at National Review and the The publication breaks it down by several popular food author of “First Freedom: and drink items this way: A Ride through America’s Bacon (one pound) – retail $4; farmer 71 cents; Enduring History With the Top sirloin steak (one pound) - retail $9.99; farmer Gun, From the Revolution to $1.72. Today.”] Bread (2 lbs.) – Retail $3.99; farmer 12 cents. Appearing at a friendly Fresh carrots (5 lbs.) – Retail $3.99; farmer $2.12. CNN town hall event this Beer (6-pack cans) – Retail $9.99; farmer fi ve cents. week, President Joe Biden Cereal (18 oz. box) – Retail $3.49; farmer fi ve cents. dropped a string of un- Tomatoes (one pound) – Retail $2.99; farmer 83 cents. truths on issues both large Eggs (one dozen) Retail $1.79; farmer 82 cents. and small. Flour (fi ve pounds) Retail $2.99; farmer $1.09. One of the president’s Boneless ham (one pound) Retail $6.99; farmer 71 most egregious falsehoods cents. was the claim that “we Lettuce (one pound) - Retail $2.99; Farmer 58 cents. The nutty neighbor is at it again! didn’t have [the vaccine] Milk (one gallon, fat free) - Retail $3.49; Farmer $1.83. when we came into offi ce.” Fresh apples (one pound) - Retail $1.99; Farmer 70 I know I put it some- to get a shot with my cartoons. The fi rst shot was adminis- cents. where. phone anyhow. Suddenly, Jeff fi red a tered back on Dec. 14, 2020. Fresh potatoes (fi ve pounds, Russet ) - Retail $1.19; That’s what a squirrel Which reminds me of shot. Glenn Kessler, lead farmer fi ve cents. across the street must have my fi rst and last outdoor Then fi red again. fact-checker for The Wash- Soda (two liters) - Retail $1.19; Farmer fi ve cents. thought as it searched in hunting trip. Rocky didn’t fl y. ington Post, quickly jumped The article adds that according to the USDA, off-farm the snow. I was freshly married He landed at my feet. into action on Twitter, costs including marketing, processing, wholesaling, dis- Surely she, or he, was (the fi rst time) when my You’d have thought explaining that this was tribution and retailing account for 80 cents of every food merely a “verbal stumble, searching for hidden nuts, husband and his brother he’d killed a grizzly bear a typical Biden gaffe, as he dollar spent in the United States. because there were holes decided we’d go squirrel the way they carried on, A PostScript said the farmer shares were taken from had already mentioned 50 USDA and NASS agricultural prices and the retail prices in the snow all around hunting one cold, fall and I just wanted to cry, million doses being avail- are based on Safeway brands as of November 2020 data. its tree. afternoon in 1962 or ’63. and go home. able when he took offi ce. The article reminds us of a conversation with a U.S. I watched as he dug When we pulled Former Trump officials House member several years ago who said that no farm more holes. I call it into our driveway they should especially cool the program (with support prices) was possible without the a he because it was made plans to hang outrage meter, as it just votes of urban legislators in compromise packages. The doing the hunting, not Rocky from a tree in the looks silly.” urban congresspersons would accept some farm support the finding, and I’d backyard, skin it, and Castigating those who prices in order to get rural votes for legislation providing watched two of them have me fry it. pointed out the lie is a weird thing for someone charged federal food programs for indigents. play “catch-me catch- That’s when I ran Biden most cognitively challenged president in history with verifying factual in- President Biden’s handlers gave citizens a peek at his me” many times. upstairs, took a hot formation to do. failing mental faculties in a recent CNN townhall segment. Then either he got bath, went to bed, and It was a strange coinci- Biden revealed that he is an apologist for China’s tyranni- tired, or something left them alone with dence, indeed, that Biden’s cal government, calling China’s brutal internment of the alerted him, because up They out-fi tted me in Rocky. “verbal stumble” corre- Uighur population merely a “different norm.” the tree he went. my brother-in-law Jeff’s To this day I don’t sponded perfectly with Biden also said he would not “speak out” against Chi- I looked in the high old work boots, a jacket know what they did with the concerted administra- na’s brutal crackdown on the pro-democracy movement limbs where I was sure he took from the bed of him, or her, but now I tion-wide effort to mislead in Hong Kong. they lived, but didn’t see his truck, and an Elmer enjoy watching the neigh- Americans regarding the president’s new vaccina- Asked about his recent conversation with Chinese any movement. Then I Fudd cap he wore at his bor’s squirrels run up and supreme leader Xi Jinping, Biden started his response tion plan. by relaying Xi’s justifi cation for the communist nation’s spotted him in the fork job in Pryor. down their trees and play Last week, Vice Pres- brutal human rights abuses. of the tree when the sun It was hard to keep up games. Well, as long as ident Kamala Harris had He added: made his furry tail almost once we got out of the they stay across the street. herself accidentally stum- “If you know anything about Chinese history, it has glisten. truck somewhere miles After squirrels chewed bled into numerous similar always been, the time when China has been victimized Later, I watched the north of our OKC apart- through the wood trim gaffes, saying there had by the outer world is when they haven’t been unifi ed at female squirrel dig farther ment. on our house, had babies been “no national strategy home,” Biden began. “So the central — well, vastly over- away from the tree, pick Jeff swore he had per- and set up housekeeping or plan for vaccinations,” stated — the central principle of Xi Jinping is that there up something, and run up mission from the land- in our attic, those little that the new administra- must be a united, tightly controlled China. And he uses his the tree. owner to be there before rodents’ days were num- tion was “starting from scratch on something that’s rationale for the things he does based on that.” That’s when I saw a they slingshot me over a The Uighurs are Muslim. bered. been raging for almost an It has been observed over and over again that com- cardinal land on a branch barbed wire fence. After our home inva- entire year,” and that there munism abhors religion because it places another power mid-way up. I was excited They shushed city sion you may fi nd it hard “there was no stockpile … above government. to see it because my broth- girl me each step I took to believe that I still brake of vaccines.” One has to wonder what group Biden might want to er from another mother in those big boots that for squirrels. When a Twitter follow- eradicate in the U.S., if he follows China’s lead. Christi- texted me photos of the crunched the leaves, and Now that I think about er asked him how he de- anity, perhaps? cardinals he’s feeding looked up in the trees for it, in case the neighbor’s termines what constitutes Christians did vote overwhelmingly for President down in Durant, and I was nests. squirrels decide to visit I a “verbal stumble” or a lie, Trump. Leftists have been working to identify Christians jealous. Back then I had no wonder where I put Dad- Kessler explained: “People as an anarchist group with the help of their pals in the I missed the bird photo idea squirrels made nests dy’s old rifl e. screw up on live television. mainstream media for some time. Biden with his stutter espe- Biden went on to add: “China is trying very hard to op while I fumbled with because the only squirrel I know I put it some- cially does so.” become the world leader. And to get that moniker and be the window blinds, but I’d ever seen was Rocky where. Ah, the stutter. How able to do that, they have to gain the confi dence of other was probably too far away the Flying Squirrel in quickly the media has tak- countries. And as long as they are engaged in activity that en to the Biden’s stutter is contrary to basic human rights, it’s going to be hard excuse. for them to do that. But it’s much more complicated than “The Democratic pres- that, I shouldn’t try to talk China policy in 10 minutes on idential candidate’s gaffes television here.” Kamala Harris reportedly taking calls from heads of state may be rooted in a lit- Americans might ask “Who does Biden think he’s tle-understood disability,” By Free Press International the G8 in June beating his granddaughter representing?” News Service The Hill theorized when It gets worse. “It is bizarre” for Har- at the Mario Kart video Biden fi rst shared the story When Biden is removed by his leftist handlers, he will The White House on ris “to be making contact game – or profi les about of his early struggles with be replaced by Kamala Harris, an ardent leftist as a senator, Feb. 15 published a read- with key world leaders the exact way Biden likes stuttering. who doesn’t qualify for the job constitutionally. She is not out of a call with French just weeks into a new the Oval Offi ce fi replace. Do those who similar- a natural-born American. Her father is a Jamaican and her ly struggle usually steal President Emmanuel Ma- administration,” the Na- Meanwhile, Biden on mother was born in India. cron of France. The call entire speeches—nay, life According to Article II of the U.S. Constitution, the tional Pulse added. “In Wednesday ended a long stories—from others? Do was not taken by Joe president must be a natural-born citizen of the United 2020, Biden called himself delay and spoke by phone they coherently say things States, be at least 35 years old, and have been a resident Biden, but rather Kamala a ‘transition candidate,’ with Israeli Prime Minis- that are provable lies? I of the United States for 14 years. Harris. raising eyebrows about ter Benjamin Netanyahu. suspect not. It is odd, as well, that Christians must pray for the restoration of their country Harris also recently his commitment to the job Biden told reporters in and for the current administration to come to its senses. a fact-checker would con- spoke with Canadian and his ability to serve his the Oval Offi ce that it was America was born on Christian principles, which still Prime Minister Justin tend that Biden must have dominate its social fabric. full fi rst term, let alone a a “good conversation,” but had a “verbal stumble” “God moves in a mysterious way / His wonders to Trudeau. potential two.” did not elaborate. because he had previously perform / He plants His footsteps in the sea / And rides The calls by Harris Fox News noted that A White House readout admitted the truth on the upon the storm.” on behalf of Biden raise “conservatives have re- says Biden “affi rmed his issue. – From poem by William Cowper For one thing, it seems “questions about his abil- peated concerns” about personal history of stead- ity to do the job,” The unlikely this was the stan- the 78-year-old Biden’s fast commitment to Isra- dard used for former Presi- 7KH.LQJÀVKHU7LPHV )UHH3UHVV National Pulse noted. ability to carry out his el’s security and conveyed dent Donald Trump’s con- In the previous admin- (USPS No. 295-420) term. his intent to strengthen all tradictory ramblings. 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While many school dis- both doses of the vaccine. [Continued From Page 4A] idea of fact-checking is By Ray Carter un-journalistic. There is Director, Center for tricts across Oklahoma have More Oklahomans have safeguard them from criti- STARTS FRIDAY provided full-time, in-per- now been vaccinated for cism, which is a complete something more insidious Independent Journalism FRI., SAT., SUN. son instruction as an option, COVID-19 than the total abdication of the job they about fact-checks than the Under a plan announced several major districts— number of citizens who ostensibly claim to do. average hackery. SHOWINGS! Thursday by Gov. Kevin including Oklahoma City, have tested positive for Perhaps the most men- Listening to PBS News- TOM & JERRY Stitt, all Oklahoma teachers Tulsa, and Stillwater—have the virus since last spring, dacious “fact-checker” Hour’s Yamiche Alcindor, and school staff can be vac- for instance, regurgitate the THE MOVIE conducted almost the entire according to the latest Okla- is CNN’s Daniel Dale, RATED PG - 1 Hr. 41 Min. cinated for COVID-19 by school year online with no homa State Department of who produces prodigious administration’s talking spring break. in-person option, and sev- Health fi gures. amounts of disingenuous points is sad but inoffen- The announcement eral large suburban districts Stitt noted that Oklaho- partisan clickbait. Yester- sive. Fact-checkers circum- eliminates the last major have provided only part- ma currently ranks sixth- day, Dale also bored into vent debate by making pro- objection raised by school time in-person instruction, best in the nation in the per- the soul of Biden to discern nouncements about highly officials concerned about creating massive social and centage of people provided exactly what the president disputable contentions. full reopening amidst the economic disruption for the vaccine. “meant,” which, it conve- One might be able to look pandemic, and eliminates parents whose children The most vocal opposi- niently turned out, was the past the fi ve-year abandon- justification for not pro- attend schools in those tion to full reopening of pub- opposite of what he said. ment of journalistic ethics viding full-time, in-per- districts. lic schools has come from Then again, Dale noted and professionalism if re- son instruction during the Officials stressed the teachers’ unions, including back in September that porters and fact-checkers last quarter of the current needs of parents when dis- the Oklahoma Education Biden “makes some false were equal-opportunity school year. cussing the vaccine plan, Association, the state affi l- and misleading claims” sticklers. “For weeks, we’ve been saying parents need to iate of the National Educa- but “assertions of fact have The problem wasn’t vaccinating teachers and be provided the option of tion Association. OEA offi - been largely factual.” Tau- the adversarial relation- school employees over the in-person instruction. cials previously announced tology aside, a quick fact- ship journalists had with age of 65,” Stitt said. “In the “I’ve spoken to countless their continued opposition check of this claim earns a those in power–though the next few days, we’ll be mak- parents across Oklahoma to school reopening even gaggle of Pinocchios. Then self-aggrandizement and ing the vaccine available to who are worried about after Stitt fi rst announced again, Dale is just a left- navel-gazing were insuffer- school teachers and staff of able. It’s the selective de- their kids—worried about last December that teachers wing columnist. Nothing STARTS FRIDAY: all ages.” their mental health, wor- would be prioritized in vac- wrong with it. But no one ployment of these ethics as State officials said all now displayed with a differ- Adaption of the classic ried about the setback of cine distribution. needs to pretend otherwise. Hanna-Barbera property, teachers can get the vaccine one year out of school and The OEA has also an- The fact is–if you’ll ent administration. And no one exemplifi es the problem which reveals how Tom starting Feb. 22, and they what that could mean for nounced its opposition to pardon the expression– & Jerry First meet and estimated that the roughly their future,” Walters said. state testing of students this this kind of partisan gruel better than the self-anointed fact-checkers. form their rivalry. 89,000 K-12 teachers and “And I’m a parent. I also year, which would provide would never have existed Fri., Sat., Sun. – 7:10 staff working in Oklahoma share those same concerns. parents objective measure- in a reputable newsroom The Daily Signal publish- schools can all be vaccinat- Distance learning works for ment of students’ learning 30 or 20 years ago. Yet, it es a variety of perspectives. Matinee: Sat., Sun. – 2:10 ed in a handful of weeks, some, but not all. Too many loss and allow comparisons thrives in an age in which Nothing written here is to providing all adults in the be construed as represent- THE LITTLE THINGS parents have been robbed of of academic outcomes at the number of Twitter fol- RATED R –2 Hrs. 07 Min. school system protection their unique ability to make schools that fully reopened lowers and hits are valued ing the views of The Heri- from the pandemic during the best decision for their versus those that did not. over fact-gathering. tage Foundation. the final quarter of the kids. Today, we’re moving In a statement issued in There has been no price Have an opinion about school year. one step closer to giving response to Stitt’s plan to to pay for this destruction this article? To sound off, Oklahoma Commission- parents back that decision. have all teachers vaccinated of political journalism— please email letters@Dai- er of Health Lance Frye said We’re also one step closer by spring break, OEA Pres- only high ratings. Perhaps lySignal.com and we will it is “important for us to to getting kids back in class- ident Alicia Priest said the it will change post-Trump. consider publishing your prioritize our hard-working rooms.” union was “grateful.” It’s not only that the remarks in our regular “We teachers and staff. Our goal “Each day that goes by, “Every teacher vaccinat- fact-checkers are objec- Hear You” feature. is to ensure that any teach- we learn more and more ed represents a classroom tionable but also that the er who wants to receive about how important it is full of students who can COVID-19 vaccine has the to get our kids safely back begin to go back to the busi- opportunity to do so by in the classroom,” Stitt said. ness of learning unafraid,” spring break.” The vaccine announce- Priest said. “Vaccinating area construction Oklahoma Secretary of ment comes as COVID-19 their teachers, coaches, bus Education Ryan Walters, a infections and hospitaliza- drivers, cooks, and others longtime classroom teach- tions are plummeting in is an important step toward & remodeling NOW SHOWING: er, thanked Stitt for being Oklahoma. normalcy.” Deke, a burnt-out Kern “relentless in his pursuit “Our cases are down 59 However, the union did DAVID STRUCK County, CA deputy to open schools safely, and percent from their peak last not expressly endorse full ~Call For A Free Estimate~ sheriff, teams with his commitment to putting month, and hospitalizations reopening of all Oklahoma Baxter, a crack LASD students fi rst and keeping are down 56 percent from schools in Priest’s state- PHone: (405) 368-0898 detective, to nab a teachers safe.” their peak,” Stitt said. ment. serial killer. 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Times & Free Press Wednesday, February 24, 2021 7A Dover baseball hosting dinner Dover’s baseball pro- Cost is a donation, which gram is hosting a fundraiser will benefi t the junior high on Thursday. and high school baseball A taco dinner will be programs. served in the school cafete- For more information, ria from 5:30 to 7 p.m. see the ad on this page. Write Letters to the Editor This free service of the Times & Free Press is open to all, but you must be willing to own up to what you have to say, so make sure they’re signed when submitting to: KINGFISHER TIMES & FREE PRESS P.O. BOX 209, KINGFISHER, OK 73750 QUIZ BOWL CHAMPS – Two Lomega 4-H teams faced off Ertl Banks, Books, Toys, Bins, in the fi nals of the bi-county livestock quiz bowl contest. 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This newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertising 5('8&(' 2.:DWRQJD VIDFUHV or send resume to (1)(2-28-10p) Units Starting At $25 Per Month for real estate which is in violation 1HZ/LVWLQJ 5HVLGHQWLDO'HYHORSPHQW/DQG &DOO)RU3ULFH 6XPPHUV+HDOWK6HUYLFHV Call 375-5718 of the law. All persons are hereby 32%R[ informed that all dwellings 1801 S. Main advertised are available on an 2NHHQH2. (5)(8-19-tfc) equal opportunity basis. Kingfi sher (Okla.) Times & Free Press Wednesday, February 24, 2021 9A Legal notices cka, that the heirs of said decedent be $26,869.97* Clifford Davis $15,593.75* (Published Wednesday, February 24, determined by the Court, and that the Todd Davis $40,967.62 Paul Devil- 375-4664 375-4664 and March 3, 2021, in the Kingfi sher Court waive the requirement of fi ling an biss $39,680.00 Heath Dobrovolny Times and Free Press) inventory and appraisal; $58,284.00 Brianna Dufrain $2,601.60* www.kmrealty.com www.kmrealty.com Bid #10 IT IS HEREBY ORDERED AND Kirsten Duran $36,240.76 Tashan- NOTICE TO BIDDERS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that said dra Eaton $34,891.60 Eric Edwards Notice is hereby given that the Petition be heard before the Court in $40,603.14 John Endres $40,746.63 Board of County Commissioners of the County Courthouse of the County Susan Endres $36,240.76 Antonio Kingfi sher County will receive sealed of Kingfi sher, State of Oklahoma, on Escarcega $2,152.50* Mason Eubanks bids on labor and materials necessary the 10th day of March, 2021, at 1:15 $35,366.71 Gerald Farrar $37,738.75 for the application of chips & oil on o’clock P.M., when and where any Raymond Farrar $39,932.50 Jason county roads. Bids will be accepted person interested may contest said Franklin $38,557.75 Jacob Frost at the Kingfi sher County Courthouse Petition. $35,155.00 Ty Gardner $26,570.13* in the Offi ce of the County Clerk until IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that Christopher Gleichmann $41,385.27 4:00pm on the 5th day of March, 2021 notice thereof be given by publication Mike D Grace $41,414.51 Mike W Grace to be opened at their regular meeting of and by mailing a copy of this Order and $10,285.69* Amber Green $23,321.90 10DLQ'RZQWRZQ.LQJÀVKHU March 8th, 2021. Notice to all of the heirs at law of said Tyler Guffey $5,762.34* Danielle Hatch .D\0XHJJHQERUJ2ZQHU%URNHU 0DUJDUHW3KLOOLSV%URNHU$VVRFLDWH 1RWH $OO6TXDUH)RRWDJH)RU+RPHV$UH Statement of Work and Specifi ca- decedent, as required by law. $ 30,780.61 David Hawk $34,805.74 (405) 298-4664 $SSUR[LPDWLRQV (405) 368-7457 tions of the project to be bid are included WITNESS my hand this 18th day of Alisha Haymaker $33,559.76 Samuel in the bid packet and also available from February, 2021. Heird $16,172.60* Rechelle Hirom the purchasing agent located in the /s/ Lance E. Schneiter $37,380.44 Dennis Holmes $48,856.02 Kingfi sher County Clerk’s offi ce and the JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT James Holmes $41,182.95 Maxine JUST LISTED County Engineer’s offi ce. COURT Horne $15,831.14* George Hottel Jr JUST LISTED The successful bidder is required APPROVED AS TO FORM: $40,922.13 Tresa Jones $38,679.88 to produce a performance bond upon /s/ Paul I. Schulte Kejaun Joseph $40,165.24 JaneKo- 50 ACRES, MOL request and to show certifi cates of Paul I. Schulte, OBA #7994 chenower $1,818.00 *Justin Kritten- N2 SW4, 4-15N-09W Insurance, its limits, and Workers Of Schulte, Schneiter & Gibson, brink $38,123.88 Wyatt Krittenbrink UNDER Compensation Insurance. This will be P.L.L.C. $6,897.00* Brandon Kuehn $13,996.20* KINGFISHER COUNTY detailed in the Statement of Work and 302 North Main Street, Kingfi sher, OK Tye Laningham $2,818.67* Brian Lee CONTRACT general requirements. 73750 $40,576.00 Emily Lee $38,040.76 The Board of County Commission- Telephone: (405) 375-4165/Facsimile: Steven Lewis $31,287.26* Steve Loftis ers reserves the right to reject any or all (405) 375-5944 $34,891.60 Brad Logan $40,165.24 REDUCED 14690 Country Lane bids. All bidders must complete a state- Email:[email protected] Jeremiah Loper $17,658.35* Kendon Extensively Updated 3 Bed, 2 Bath ment of non-collusion and a Cashier’s Attorneys for Petitioners Lott $280.00* Carolyn Lutz $1,308.00* Check, a certifi ed check, or a surety bid LPXLP Kelly Majetic $38,040.76 Joe Markus Home On 1 Acre At Edge Of Town, bond in the amount of fi ve percent (5%) $2,921.75* Lisa Markus $64,284.00 With 30 x 50 Building. of the gross amount of base bid as a Lonnie McDade III $31,116.89 Roger guaranty, shall accompany the sealed (Published Wednesday, February 24, McEachern $40,600.38 Garry McNeil $280,000 proposal of each bidder. Deposits 2021, in the Kingfisher Times and $ 8,581.01* James McNew $36, 628.36 will be returned to the unsuccessful Free Press) Paula McNulty $280.00* Keith Meek Back On Market bidders and successful bidders, upon IN THE DISTRICT COURT $196.00*Daniel Mendoza-Saldana 718 S. 6th St. Cute As Can Be. 2 Bed, approval of the contract and submission IN AND FOR KINGFISHER COUNTY 18,983.14* Angela Meyer $35,819.23 2.27 ACRES, 1 Bath Doll House. Move-In Ready With of a 100% Performance Bond, a 100% STATE OF OKLAHOMA Tracy Meyer $34,891.60 Larry Miller Central H/A, & Many Updates. UNRESTRICTED Statutory Bond, and a 100% Mainte- IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF $40,693.00 Kelly Moeller $40,968.44 nance Bond. Please contact Kingfi sher VIOLET EGAN, Jeff Moss $58,284.00 Nathan $105,000 NORTHEAST County Clerk’s offi ce for bid results at Deceased. Mowdy $36,628.36 Carolyn Mulherin OF DOVER. 405-375-3887. Case No. PB-2021-3 $65,484.00 Cody Murray $37,141.50 Board of County Commissioners Judge: Lance E. Schneiter Hazel Nail $4,481.50* Julie Nault Kingfi sher County Courthouse NOTICE OF PETITION $19,646.25 Travis Newer $40,775.88 Kingfi sher, Oklahoma FOR PROBATE OF Wylen Noble $18,458.16* Veronica UNDER CHAIRMAN: /s/ Heath Dobrovolny WILL/ADMINISTRATION, Orozco $38,144.79 Yesenia Orozco CONTRACT UNDER Heath Dobrovolny APPOINTMENT OF PERSONAL $32,324.88 Fatima Padilla $3,195.00* MEMBER: /s/ Jeff Moss REPRESENTATIVE, AND Steve Petty $44,257.88 David Plummer 113 S. 6th St. Jeff Moss JUDICIAL DETERMINATION OF $ 35,159.88 Stanley Posey $40,629.63 CONTRACT MEMBER: /s/ Ray Shimanek HEIRS, DEVISEES, AND LEGATEES Kathryn Price $19,678.57* Mason Re- Ray Shimanek NOTICE is hereby given to the herman $30,517.50* Traci Reherman [SEAL] persons interested in the estate of $1,332.00* Barry Reilly $43,558.72 ATTEST: VIOLET EGAN, deceased, that on the Dennis Rempe $40,810.00 Terrance J 508 /s/ Jeannie Boevers 18th day of February, 2021, RENEE Rice $30,600.00 Jonathan Riedlinger COUNTY CLERK BUSBY, has produced and fi led in this $2,645.00* Jesse Ritchie Jr $27,348.80* Brandley LPXLP Court a Counter-Petition for Probate Tamara Roden $33,062.04 Claudia Ro- 3301 E. OK-3 Circle, of Will/Administration, Appointment driguez $2,091.00* Hipolita Rodriguez WATONGA. Unrestricted Property of Personal Representative, Judicial $ 3,247.00* David Roller $47,497.12 Okarche (Published Wednesday, February 24, Determination of Heirs, Devisees and Max Rother $44,421.78 Robin Rother Sitting On Just Over 4 ACRES. March 3 and 10, 2021, in the Kingfi sher Legatees and Issuance of Letters $64,284.00 Marvin Savage $40,878.25 2,665 Sq. Ft. Building, Built In 2009. Times and Free Press) Testamentary/Administration, having Kyle Schroeder 18,592.75* Anthony Previously A Church. Call For Details. IN THE DISTRICT COURT attached thereto a true and correct copy Schwarz $43,964.89 Jim Shimanek 115 ACRES, MOL OF KINGFISHER COUNTY of a purported Last Will and Testament $550.00 * Ray Shimanek $58,284.00 $299,000 1 Mile North Of Okarche. West Of STATE OF OKLAHOMA of said decedent. Ronald Shimanek $40,683.25 Ja- Highway 81 On 870 RD. Unrestricted. In the Matter of the Marriage of NOTICE is further given that said mie Shults $ 4,277.50* Mike Shults REDUCED Courtney Diane Pappe Counter-Petitioner prays: that RE- $40,552.42 Cassie Sigl $34,074.04 Excellent Development Opportunity. Petitioner NEE BUSBY be appointed Personal Jim Simmons $650.00* Amanda Call For Full Details. and Representative, that she be appointed Slimp $650.40* Cassandra Smith Lloyd Matthew Manker without bond; that the heirs, devisees $186.00* David Smith $13,305.08* Respondent and legatees of the decedent be deter- Michael Smith $40,576.00 Nik Smith UNRESTRICTED 20 ACRES SE FD-2021-6 mined by the Court; and, that Letters $43,729.22 Cterling Snow $7,202.00* OF KINGFISHER ON E840 RD. NOTICE BY PUBLICATION Testamentary/Administration be issued Nicole Snow $33,629.13 Charles Excellent Equipment Yard Or Commer- TO: LLOYD MATTHEW MANKER to RENEE BUSBY. Snyder $40,165.24 Jessica Sotelo 1005 S. 12th St. You are hereby notifi ed an action NOTICE is further given that on the $33,556.12 Lauren Sparks $19,275.82* cial/Industrial Use. Easy Access To 4 Bed, 2 Bath Spacious Home. HWY 81 Hard Surface Gravel Road. has been fi led in the District Court of 3rd day of March, 2021, said Petition will Michael Sparks $25,054.00* Melissa Oversized Workshop In Back Kingfi sher County, State of Oklahoma, be heard before the Honorable Judge Stanford $12,663.29* Anna States case number FD-2021-6, styled In the Lance E. Schneiter of this Court, in the $315.00* Mark Sterling $511.00* Yard. Within Walking Distance $250,000 Matter of the Marriage of Courtney Kingfi sher County Courthouse in King- Jodie Streck $40,556.50 Kyle Svo- To Schools And Park. Diane Pappe, Petitioner, and Lloyd fi sher, Oklahoma, at 9:00 o’clock A.M.; boda $40,165.24 David Thomas $ $165,000 Matthew Manker, Respondent. In this when and where all persons interested 33,241.53 Jayne Thomas $1,519.00* action the Petitioner seeks a Decree may appear and contest the same. Wayland Thomas $3,570.00* Co- of Dissolution of Marriage from the WITNESS MY HAND this 18th day rey Thompson $11,997.00* Kenneth Respondent. of February, 2021. Thompson $17,464.00* Kenneth You are hereby notifi ed you have Clerk of the Court Tollison $6,025.00* Kenneth Tucker been sued in this action and must By: /s/ Lisa Markus $40,946.51 Michael Tucker $40,654.00 UNDER 305 Seay Ave. answer the Petition on or before March J. Matthew DeVilliers, Esq. Carrie Turner $36,240.76 Gina Turner 25, 2021 or the allegations contained The Title Law Group $31,126.30 Larry Turner 23,747.70* An- CONTRACT 3 Bed, 2 Bath Home In The Heart in the Petition will be taken as true and 525 Central Park Drive, Suite 302 gela Ulsaker $32,566.62 Mark Vaverka 2I.LQJÀVKHU([FHOOHQW/RFDWLRQ judgment will be entered in favor of the Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73105 $40,283.50 Clay Vincent $43,000.42 Close To Schools & Shopping Petitioner on Petitioner’s claims. [email protected] Tyler Wagnon $41,874.00 Rodney Given under my hand and seal this ATTORNEY FOR COUNTER-PETI- Walker $40,165.24 Beverly Wat- 1609 S. 19th Street $175,000 12th day of February, 2021. TIONER son-Cluck $36,240.76 Lindsey Weaver Lisa Markus LPXLP $33,336.80 Brandi Weeres $2,992.88* Clerk of the District Court Jason Wiebelt $30,780.61 Pam Wilcox By /s/ Susan Endres $34,074.04 Roger Wilczek $40,844.13 Deputy (Published Wednesday, February 24, Barbara Wilson $32.00* Mark Winans 50 ACRES MOL .LQJÀVKHU&RXQW\ -UNDER CONTRACT Courtney Pappe, Petitioner 2021, in the Kingfisher Times and $40,868.50 James Wittrock $650.00* 80 ACRES THICK HARDWOOD TIMBER - CLOSED LPXLP Free Press) Bobby Womack $28,695.76* Sampson 295 ACRES (MOL) KFR. CO. - WILL DIVIDE SALARIES PAID TO KINGFISHER Woods $ 5,762.34* Gary Wulffen- 140 ACRES IN KINGFISHER COUNTY COUNTY EMPLOYEES IN 2020 stein $41,151.26 Elnora Yarbrough $&5(61257+2)2.$5&+( (Published Wednesday, February 24, Mark Adams $40,956.25 Mark Alig $2,977.39* Shane Yost $3,785.85* 2021, in the Kingfisher Times and $37,938.64 Amanda Altizer $33,083.52 (*)ASTERICK INDICATES SALARIES 603 & 605 Elizabeth, Okarche, 2 Lots, 1 Price–$124,000 Free Press) Jonathan Austin $977.45* Brittany THAT ARE LESS THAN TWELVE 2.27 Acres, Unrestricted, Northeast Of Dover – BACK ON MARKET IN THE DISTRICT COURT Ballard $36,240.76 Dennis Ban- MONTHS OF EMPLOYMENT. PRINT- /RW%ORFN0HHNHUUG$GGLWLRQ² OF KINGFISHER COUNTY, ther $66,684.00 Desmond Bar- ED PER STATUTE TITLE 19 SECTION /RW%ORFN0HHNHUUG$GGLWLRQ² STATE OF OKLAHOMA nett $40,165.24 Jerome Baustert 444. West Railroad Avenue, Okarche – $13,000 In the Matter of the Estate of $41,083.00 Braeden Beecher $108.00* DATED THIS 16th DAY OF February CHARLES EDWARD PATOCKA, Zachary Blackwood $40,834.38 Jean- 2021 deceased. nie Boevers $64,284.00 Dillon Booth KINGFISHER COUNTY BOARD OF No. PB-2021-21 $15,831.14* Kellie Brown $34,891.60 COMMISSIONERS ORDER AND NOTICE FOR Zachary Burnett $13,866.12* Shawna /s/ Heath Dobrovolny UNDER HEARING PETITION FOR Butts $36,240.76 Amy Cain $442.00* HEATH DOBROVOLNY, CHAIRMAN ISSUANCE OF LETTERS OF Joseph Chestnut $9,467.38* Jeremy /s/ Jeff Moss CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION, APPOINTMENT Conner $40,790.50 Jessica Conner JEFF MOSS, VICE-CHAIRMAN OF CO-PERSONAL $35,755.60 Kim Conrady $3,444.77* /s/ Ray Shimanek 1415 S. 9th St. REPRESENTATIVES, Erma Cooper $6,654.26* Susannah RAY SHIMANEK, MEMBER 1302 S. 12th Place DETERMINATION OF HEIRS, AND Copeland $338.00* Sheldon Cornish ATTEST /s/ Jeannie Boevers 3 Or 4 Bedroom, 1-1/2 Bath. Great Starter Home ORDER WAIVING REQUIREMENT $ 3,097.53* Charles Countryman Jr JEANNIE BOEVERS, KINGFISHER OF FILING AN INVENTORY $13,565.00* Nicholas Countryman COUNTY CLERK Or Investment Property. Close To Schools. AND APPRAISAL $40,165.24 Kevin Creps $40,751.50 Da- [SEAL] $122,000 WHEREAS, the Petition of Tammy vid Curry $44,606.87 Penne Daugherty LPXLP Lynn Patocka and Charles Austin Pato- cka has been fi led in this Court, repre- senting that Charles Edward Patocka, BUY & SELL deceased, of the County of Kingfi sher, 211 Friedemann Ave., Loyal State of Oklahoma, died, intestate, on REAL ESTATE or about the 26th day of January, 2021, CLOSED Calling All Investors Or DIY Owner!!! leaving an estate in this County, and In The Times & Free Press 2 Bed, 1 Bath with 24 x 30 Workshop. praying that Letters of Administration Unique Property Ready For The be granted by this Court to Tammy 1024 S. 9th St. Perfect Buyer. Call For Details. Lynn Patocka and Charles Austin Pato- 405-375-3220 $49,900 PRICE REDUCED! FEATURED LISTING SOLD PRICE REDUCED 80 ACRES – THICK HARDWOOD TIMBER. Ideal for hunting whitetail, turkey and hogs. EstablishedCLOSED ATV trails and wildlife food plots. 1214 W Fay Ave, Kingfisher 108 Willow Rd, Kingfisher 6SULQJ)HG3RQGPLQXWHV(DVWRI.LQJ¿VKHU 4 bed, 3 bath, 3.75 ac (mol) Perfect recreational getaway! Call For Details! $325,000 2300 S 13th St, Kingfisher SOLD Commercial Multi-Use. - $30,000 $295,000 PRICE REDUCED! 2 living areas & finished basement, 1A Call Us )$,59$/8(2) (mol) w/shop bldg For A.... FREE <285+20( 809 W. Park Ave. - UNDER CONTRACT 113 S. 6th St. - UNDER CONTRACT 904 S 8th St, Kingfisher 1119 S 12th St, Kingfisher 1415 S. 9th St. - UNDER CONTRACT 508 Brandley Circle- UNDER CONTRACT 3 bed, 2 bath, in-ground pool 1609 S. 19th St. - UNDER CONTRACT Reduced to $250,000 ——SOLDS—— 50 Acres, KFR. - UNDER CONTRACT 80 Acres Hardwood Timber - CLOSED 304 S. 8th St..- CLOSED 1214 W Fay Ave, Kingfisher 905 W. Kings Dr.- CLOSED 1119 S 12th St, Kingfisher 1204 Walton Trail- CLOSED PENDING 14062 E 850 Rd, Okarche 1024 S. 9th St. - CLOSED 1015 West Fay - CLOSED 701 N Court St, Kingfisher 1009 Francis Circle - CLOSED 1001 S 9th St, Kingfisher 809 Clark Dr. - CLOSED 21138 N 2860 Rd, Kingfisher 18500 Naomi Dr. . - CLOSED 12887 E 780 RD - CLOSED 908 W Fay Ave, Kingfisher 901 S. 8th St - CLOSED Laine Helt Merritt, Owner/Broker 5 Meadowlark, Kingfisher 210 E. Will Rogers. - CLOSED 405-326-2000 715 S 8th St, Kingfisher 616 Hoehner Ave.- CLOSED 19025 N 2930 RD.- CLOSED Regan Merritt, Sales Associate —PENDING— 2404 S. 15th St. - CLOSED Montevino Lot - CLOSED 1201 Haileys Ct, Kingfisher 405-298-7373 $355,000 20549 N 2800 Rd, Kingfisher 405 S. 9th St. - CLOSED 709 S. Main - CLOSED Visit www.kmrealty.com for all information & photos! 10A Wednesday, February 24, 2021 Kingfisher (Okla.) Times & Free Press Commissioners proceedings manek-yes (Published Wednesday, February 24, 2021, in the Kingfisher Times and Free 134 Anahi Lopez Valle $885.00 ...... M & O A motion was made by Moss and seconded by Shimanek to approve Resolution Press) 135 Staples Credit Plan $85.92 ...... M & O #21 Project Agreement KINGFISHER COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MINUTES 136 Wal Mart $529.61 ...... M & O for Emergency Flooding Roadway Repairs: E73 RD at 291.2 (Dover Crescent February 1, 2021 Sheriff Service Fee: Rd). Project Number ERSTP Minutes of the regular meeting of Kingfisher County Board of County Commis- 173 Wal Mart $340.17 ...... M & O 237C(072)RB, by and between Kingfisher County and the Oklahoma Department sioners was held on February, 2021. Advanced notice of the meeting was posted 174 In Stitches Embroidery $149.00 ...... M & O of Transportation. on bulletin board next to the Commissioner’s office, North entrance on January 175 Metro Emergency Upfitters $144.00 ...... M & O Motion approved with following votes cast: Dobrovolny-yes; Moss-yes; Shi- 29, 2021 at 8:55 am. 176 Merit Network Solutions, Inc. $1,500.00 ...... M & O manek-yes Chairman, Heath Dobrovolny called the meeting to order at 9:00 am with Commis- Fair Sales Tax: A motion was made by Moss and seconded by Shimanek to TABLE Public sioner Ray Shimanek leading the flag salute. Roll call was read with the following 77 ONG $2,521.21 ...... M & O Service Access Drive responses: Dobrovolny– present; Jeff Moss– present; Ray Shimanek – present. Library Sales Tax: Installation for Tyler Davis until next week. Commissioner Moss wants to talk to Guest: 79 Amazon.com $293.95 ...... M & O them more about it. Steve Loftis, Emergency Management; Nik Smith, Safety Director/Engineer; Cody 80 Amazon.com $241.70 ...... M & O Location: EW 843.6 mile from NS 2940 North into. Sec. 7-15-5 Murray, Floodplain Director and Jeannie Boevers, County Clerk. 81 Amazon.com $13.49 ...... M & O Culvert Size: 24” Recognized guest with questions or comments: None 82 Center Point Large Print $292.41 ...... M & O Motion approved with following votes cast: Dobrovolny-yes; Moss-yes; Shi- Correspondence and Report: 83 Amazon.com $257.84 ...... M & O manek-yes Covid-19 Report: Steve Loftis reported that they are 125 active cases in the 84 Center Point Large Print $337.95 ...... M & O A motion was made by Moss and seconded by Shimanek to approve Public Service county. Kingfisher – 54, Hennessey – 33, Dover – 8, Cashion – 14, Okarche – 13, Sheriff Sales Tax: Access Drive Installation for Blue Ribbon Construction Loyal – 2, Omega-1. There have been 19 deaths. 72 Turn Key Health Clinic $4,998.00 ...... M & O Location: Approx. 1400’ – 1500’ west E830 Rd & Euclid Sec. 36-16-5 Discussion: None 73 Entero Services, LLC $200.00...... M & O Culvert Size: 30” x 20’ Consent Agenda: 74 Wal Mart $566.76 ...... M & O Motion approved with following votes cast: Dobrovolny-yes; Moss-yes; Shi- A motion was made by Shimanek and seconded by Moss to approve the Minutes Museum Sales Tax: manek-yes for Regular meeting held January 25, 2021, Agenda, Purchase Orders, Warrants 73 ONG $289.94 ...... M & O A motion was made by Moss and Seconded by Shimanek to approve road crossing and Payroll for February 1, 2021 for Fiscal Year 2020-2021. 74 ONG $298.95 ...... M & O permit for Overflow Motion approved with the following votes cast: Dobrovolny– yes; Moss – yes; ½ cent Rural Fire Dept. Energy Stack Shimanek – yes; 151 Propane Sales, Inc. $936.72 ...... M & O 1. Starting in the NE NW Sec. 3-15-7 ending in NW NE Sec. 3-15-7 8” Poly FY 2020-2021 152 Okla. Enviro. Mgmt. Auth. $125.00 ...... M & O Motion approved with following votes cast: Dobrovolny-yes; Moss-yes; Shi- General: 153 Firetextresponse, LLC $500.00 ...... M & O manek-yes 1130 Great American Financial $167.49 ...... M & O Action Items: A motion was made by Dobrovolny and Seconded by Shimanek to approve road 1131 ONG $495.49 ...... M & O A motion was made by Shimanek and seconded by Moss to taking Molly Neuman crossing permit for 1132 American Legion Post #5 $60.00 ...... M & O off as requisition officer and adding Tamera Hurd as requisition officer. Oklahoma Gas and Electric. 1133 Dave Hartzells Heat & Air $496.00 ...... M & O Motion approved with the following votes cast: Dobrovolny- yes; Moss- yes; 1. Starting in the SW SW Sec. 13-19-9 ending in SW SW Sec. 14-19-9 1134 Emmrick’s Van & Storage $1,345.00 ...... M & O Shimanek-yes 2. Starting in the SE SE Sec. 24-16-9 ending in SE NE Sec. 24-16-9 1135 Thomson Reuters West $106.70 ...... M & O A motion was made by Moss and seconded by Shimanek to approve Bridge Motion approved with following votes cast: Dobrovolny-yes; Moss-yes; Shi- 1136 ONG $979.97 ...... M & O Inspection Invoice. Bridge Inspection Contract #EC-2174C for 7 bridges in the manek-yes 1137 Pioneer Telephone $167.20 ...... M & O amount of $1,850.00 A motion was made by Moss and Seconded by Shimanek to approve road crossing 1138 David Roller $39.00 ...... M & O Motion approved with following votes cast: Dobrovolny-yes; Moss-yes; Shi- permit for Ovintiv. 1139 Oklahoma Sheriff Assoc. $600.00 ...... M & O manek-yes 1. Starting in the SE Sec. 35-16-7 ending in SE Sec. 34-16-7 3” Poly 1140 Great American Financial $33.02 ...... M & O A motion was made by Shimanek and seconded by Moss to approve Resolution Motion approved with following votes cast: Dobrovolny-yes; Moss-yes; Shi- 1141 Walter Plumbing & Building $83.39 ...... M & O #18 – Project manek-yes 1142 Best Western Plus $94.00 ...... M & O Agreement for Bridge and Approaches on NS-274 Approx, 2.0 miles south of New Business: Highway: SH-33 CN 179 Project Nik Smith stated that On February 10, 2020 to start delivering to the auction in 1158 Entero Services $127.00 ...... M & O Number J3-2859 by and between Kingfisher County and the Oklahoma Depart- Elk City, OK 1159 Lightle Sand & Const. $2,398.07 ...... M & O ment of Transportation. Adjournment: 1160 Lightle Sand & Const. $4,273.21 ...... M & O Motion approved with following votes cast: Dobrovolny-yes; Moss-yes; Shi- A motion was made by Shimanek and seconded by Moss to adjourn. 1161 Entero Services $50.00 ...... M & O manek-yes Motion approved with following votes cast: Dobrovolny-yes; Moss-yes; Shi- 1162 Ranger Oilfield $22,095.34 ...... M & O A motion was made by Shimanek and seconded by Moss to approve Resolution manek-yes 1163 Earnheart Oil $13,070.15 ...... M & O #19 Project Agreement Adjourned at 9:32 am. 1164 Hoskins Gypsum Co., LLC $3,025.58 ...... M & O for Co. Rd: Emergency Roadway Flooding Damage Repairs (E70 AT N288.2) Details concerning the above listed purchase orders/claims are available in 1165 Hoskins Gypsum Co., LLC $26,030.56 ...... M & O Project Number ERSTP the County Clerk’s Office. 1166 Standley Systems $8.93 ...... M & O 237C(076), State Job Piece Number 34160(04), by and between Kingfisher County All records are open to the public, and any person may examine same during 1167 Standley Systems $36.00 ...... M & O and the Oklahoma regular office hours. 1168 Dub Ross Co., Inc. $1,526.20 ...... M & O Department of Transportation. Approved this 8th day of February, 2021 911: Motion approved with following votes cast: Dobrovolny-yes; Moss-yes; Shi- Heath Dobrovolny – Chairman 147 AT & T $961.06 ...... M & O manek-yes Jeff Moss – Vice Chairman Health Depart: A motion was made by Shimanek and seconded by Moss to approve Resolution Ray Shimanek– Member 127 Language Line Solutions $5.67 ...... M & O #20 Project Agreement ATTEST: 128 TAKKT American Holding $1,375.32 ...... M & O for Co. Rd: Emergency Flooding Repair. E 730 at N 288.8 Dover Crescent Rd. (SEAL) 129 McKesson $684.77 ...... M & O Project Number ERSTP Jeannie Boevers, County Clerk 130 RK Black $47.00 ...... M & O 237C (071), State Job Piece Number 34638(04), by and between Kingfisher County of Kingfisher 131 Crush Enterprises, Inc. $1,100.00 ...... M & O County and the Oklahoma LPXLP 132 Staples Credit Plan $324.51 ...... M & O Department of Transportation. 133 Amanda Thomas $103.15 ...... M & O Motion approved with following votes cast: Dobrovolny-yes; Moss-yes; Shi- (Published Wednesday, February 24, 2021, in the Kingfisher Times and Free 1209 Lightle Sand & Const. $15,661.43 ...... M & O The bids are as follows: Press) 1210 P & K Equipment $748.75 ...... M & O Warren Cat 2018 Cat with 2639 hours $193,745.00 KINGFISHER COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MINUTES 1211 Yellowhouse Machinery $1,665.64 ...... M & O Warren Cat 2017 Cat with 2285 hours $162,440.00 February 16, 2021 1212 Yellowhouse Machinery $1,802.46 ...... M & O Cummins Equipment John Deere with 2388 hours $149,870.00 Minutes of the regular meeting of Kingfisher County Board of County Commission- 1213 Sooner Coop. $2,720.00 ...... M & O Cummins Equipment John Deere with 2574 hours $149,870.00 ers was held on February 16, 2021. Advanced notice of the meeting was posted 1214 Yellowhouse Machinery $2,015.38 ...... M & O After consideration Commission Shimanek went with low bid from Cummins on bulletin board next to the Commissioner’s office, North entrance on February 1215 Irwin Trailer Co. $128.00 ...... M & O Equipment on the John Deere with 2388 hours in the amount of $149,870.00 12, 2021 at 8:55 am. 1216 Horn & Son Const. $10,220.00...... M & O After consideration Commission Dobrovolny went with low bid from Cummins Chairman, Heath Dobrovolny called the meeting to order at 9:00 am with Commis- 1217 Horn & Son Const. $10,839.40...... M & O Equipment on the John Deere with 2574 hours in the amount of $149,870.00 sioner Ray Shimanek leading the flag salute. Roll call was read with the following 1218 Lightle Sand & Const. $39,932.93 ...... M & O Motion approved with the following votes cast: Dobrovolny– yes; Moss – yes; responses: Dobrovolny– present; Jeff Moss– present; Ray Shimanek – present. 911: Shimanek – yes. Guest: 148 Culligan $38.95...... M & O A motion was made by Moss and seconded by Shimanek to approve monthly re- Steve Loftis, Emergency Management; Nik Smith, Safety Director/Engineer; Cody 149 Pioneer Telephone $730.94 ...... M & O ports from the Sheriff, County Clerk, Treasurer, Election Board, Health Department, Murray, Floodplain Director, Richard Meyer, Loyal Fire Chief, Joe Maschino, Big 150 Pioneer Telephone $700.92 ...... M & O Court Clerk and Court Clerk Preservation Fund. Four Fire Chief and Jeannie Boevers, County Clerk. 151 Merit Network $1,520.00 ...... M & O Motion approved with the following votes cast: Dobrovolny– yes; Moss – yes; Recognized guest with questions or comments: None 152 Department of Public Safety $350.00 ...... M & O Shimanek – yes. Correspondence and Report: County Clerk Lien Fee: A motion was made by Moss and seconded by Shimanek to approve changes to Covid-19 Report: Steve Loftis reported that there are 111 active cases in the 28 Norman Embassy $625.58 ...... M & O the Public Service/Access Drive Installation. Stating all applicants must provide county. Kingfisher – 62, Hennessey – 16, Dover – 5, Cashion – 14 , Okarche – 11 Health Dept.: their own culverts. Corporate or Company applicants must provide all their own , Loyal – 3 , Omega - 0. There have been 21 deaths. There have 2,042 active 137 Department of Health $30,010.87 ...... M & O supplies i.e., culverts and cover material. cases since the beginning and 1931 have recovered. 139 Standley Systems $122.85 ...... M & O Motion approved with the following votes cast: Dobrovolny– yes; Moss – yes; Discussion: None 140 Pioneer Telephone $1,296.35 ...... M & O Shimanek – yes. Consent Agenda: 141 Staples Credit Plan $329.99 ...... M & O A motion was made by Moss and seconded by Shimanek to approve Transfer A motion was made by Moss and seconded by Shimanek to approve the Minutes for 142 Kingfisher Office Supply $108.97 ...... M & O Document from Loyal Fire Dept. to Big 4 Fire Dept. They are purchasing a 2004 Regular meeting held February 1, 2021 and February 8, 2021, Agenda, Purchase 143 Canadian Co. Health Dept. $84.72...... M & O Ford F450 Rescue Truck in the amount of $50,000.00. Orders, Warrants and Payroll for February 16, 2021 for Fiscal Year 2020-2021. 144 Anahi Lopez Valle $900.00 ...... M & O Motion approved with the following votes cast: Dobrovolny– yes; Moss – yes; Motion approved with the following votes cast: Dobrovolny– yes; Moss – yes; Sheriff Service Fee: Shimanek – yes. Shimanek – yes. 177 Endres & Mueggenborg $123.56...... M & O A motion was made by Shimanek and seconded by Moss to approve Public Service FY 2020-2021 178 Main Street Lube $149.50 ...... M & O Access Drive Installation for Tyler Davis General: 179 Eureka Water $96.25 ...... M & O Location: EW 843.6 mile from NS 2940 North into. Sec. 7-15-5 Culvert Size: 24” 1144 Pioneer Business Solutions $816.00 ...... M & O 180 Johnson of Kingfisher $1,047.70 ...... M & O Motion approved with the following votes cast: Dobrovolny– yes; Moss – yes; 1145 Eureka Water Company $27.85...... M & O 181 US Foodservice/Okla. $713.53...... M & O Shimanek – yes. 1146 KPWA $1,199.00...... M & O 182 US Foodservice/Okla. $3,769.12...... M & O A motion was made by Shimanek and seconded by Moss to approve Notice to Bid 1147 KPWA $1,835.58...... M & O 183 Merit Network Solutions $2,720.00...... M & O #10-20-21 for County Wide Chip Seal Bid. 1148 KPWA $825.79...... M & O 184 Pioneer Security Systems $288.28 ...... M & O Motion approved with the following votes cast: Dobrovolny– yes; Moss – yes; 1149 Cimarron Electric $466.87 ...... M & O 185 Merit Network Solutions $60.08...... M & O Shimanek – yes. 1150 Hennessey Utilities Authority $168.40 ...... M & O 186 Cimarron Exterminators $250.00...... M & O A motion was made by Dobrovolny and seconded by Shimanek to approve Road 1151 KPWA $204.32...... M & O 187 O’Reilly Auto Parts $201.49...... M & O crossing permit for Devon Energy Production Company, LP 1152 OG&E $243.29 ...... M & O 188 Pioneer Telephone Coop. $38.01 ...... M & O 1. Starting in the SE SE Sec. 9-16-9 ending in SW SW Sec. 10-16-9 12” Layflat 1153 Pioneer Telephone $796.32 ...... M & O 189 The Home Depot Pro $392.52 ...... M & O Motion approved with the following votes cast: Dobrovolny– yes; Moss – yes; 1154 Equip Rite $12,000.00 ...... Cap. Outlay Extension Sales Tax: Shimanek – yes. 1155 Equip Rite $9,000.00 ...... Cap. Outlay 45 Pioneer Telephone $296.53 ...... M & O A motion was made by Moss and seconded by Shimanek to approve Road crossing 1156 Clayton’s Plumbing $205.00 ...... M & O 46 Oklahoma State University $13,333.33 ...... Personal Services permit for Ovintiv USA Inc. 1157 Eureka Water $9.00 ...... M & O 47 Standley Systems $65.55 ...... M & O 1. Starting in the NE Sec. 27-17-8 ending in SE Sec. 22-17-8 3” Poly 1158 Pioneer Telephone $231.85 ...... M & O 48 Eureka Water Co. $24.15 ...... M & O 2. Starting in the SE Sec. 26-15-7 ending in NE Sec. 14-15-7 12” Lay Flat 1159 Pioneer Telephone $430.78 ...... M & O Fair Sales Tax: 3. Starting in the NE Sec. 14-16-7 ending in SE Sec. 9-16-7 12” Lay Flat 1160 Merit Network $544.50 ...... M & O 78 33 Corner Store $53.80 ...... M & O 4. Starting in the NE Sec. 22-16-7 ending in NE Sec. 14-16-7 12” Lay Flat 1161 Pioneer Telephone $229.18 ...... M & O 79 Pioneer Telephone $429.93 ...... M & O Motion approved with the following votes cast: Dobrovolny– yes; Moss – yes; 1162 Pioneer Telephone $96.53 ...... M & O 80 KPWA $1,319.78 ...... M & O Shimanek – yes. 1163 Pioneer Telephone $200.73 ...... M & O 81 Ace Hardware $33.16 ...... M & O A motion was made by Shimanek and seconded by Moss to approve road crossing 1164 State Auditor and Insp. $1,287.50 ...... M & O 82 Superior Trophies $569.40 ...... M & O permit for Recoil Oilfield Services, LLC 1167 Okla. State University $130.00 ...... M & O RBST: 1. Starting in the NW SE Sec. 35-18-6 ending in SE SE Sec. 26-18-6 3” Poly 1168 Fleetcor Tech $3,248.28 ...... M & O 3 The Railroad Yard, Inc. $18,110.40 ...... M & O Motion approved with the following votes cast: Dobrovolny– yes; Moss – yes; 1169 Ace Hardware $222.17 ...... M & O 4 Sunbelt Equip. & Supply $17,507.26 ...... M & O Shimanek – yes. 1170 Kingfisher Times $1,049.64 ...... M & O Jail Sales Tax: A motion was made by Moss and seconded by Shimanek to approve Public Service 1171 Eureka Water Co. $12.50 ...... M & O 7 Kingfisher Co. Criminal Justice Auth. $59,739.05 ...... M & O Access Drive Installation for Western Farmers Electric Cooperation. 1172 Storm & Hauser $750.00 ...... M & O Library Sales Tax: Location: Intersection of Azalea St NE and N 2970 Rd 350’ x 350’ in the Southwest 1173 County Records, Inc. $40.00 ...... M & O 85 Swank Movie Licensing $419.00 ...... M & O Corner of SW/4 of Sec. 35-15-5 1174 MCLE Commission $137.50 ...... M & O 86 Cengage Learning, Inc. $170.69 ...... M & O Culvert Size: 1-18”x 85’, 2-18”x 78’ 1175 Pioneer Telephone $181.67 ...... M & O 87 Donna’s Janitorial Service $815.00 ...... M & O Motion approved with the following votes cast: Dobrovolny– yes; Moss – yes; 1176 Pioneer Telephone $166.76 ...... M & O 88 Rhonda Stevison $554.00 ...... M & O Shimanek – yes. Highway: Sheriff Sales Tax: A motion was made by Moss and seconded by Shimanek to approve Traverse 1169 Atwoods $249.44 ...... M & O 75 US Foodservice $2,887.89 ...... M & O Wind Energy, LLC 1170 Cintas Corp. $145.53 ...... M & O 76 Merit Network Solutions $4,960.00...... M & O 1. Starting in the NW SW Sec. 18-15-9 ending in NW SW Sec. 36-15-6 1171 Endres & Mueggenborg $258.67 ...... M & O 77 Ace Hardware $20.97 ...... M & O Motion approved with the following votes cast: Dobrovolny– yes; Moss – yes; 1172 K & S Tire $1,444.34 ...... M & O 78 Ace Hardware $50.96 ...... M & O Shimanek – yes. 1173 Endres & Mueggenborg $1,960.00 ...... M & O 79 Rechele Dawn Hirom $26.01...... M & O A motion was made by Shimanek and seconded by Moss to approve Monthly 1174 Standley Systems $5.22 ...... M & O Museum Sales Tax: Appropriations for the Month of January, 2021. They are as follows: 1175 Ranger Oilfield $23,120.00 ...... M & O 75 Home Depot Pro $479.84 ...... M & O APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE MONTH OF JANUARY, 2021 1176 M6 Hydraulics $247.30 ...... M & O 76 KPWA $170.83 ...... M & O Highway Unrestricted Dist. 1 $310,654.18 1177 Home Depot Pro $168.00 ...... M & O 77 KPWA $600.16 ...... M & O Highway Unrestricted Dist. 2 $329,851.37 1178 Schwarz Asphalt $1,117.57 ...... M & O 78 Pioneer Telephone $446.26 ...... M & O Highway Unrestricted Dist. 3 $332,251.37 1179 Heath Upholstery $530.00 ...... M & O 79 Oklahoma Museum Aso. $300.00 ...... M & O MV/CIRB Dist. 1 $18,964.46 1180 OKC Tarp & Supply $491.48 ...... M & O 80 Mass Architects $9,200.00 ...... M & O MV/CIRB Dist. 2 $20,149.73 1181 Southwest Trailers & Equip $188.86 ...... M & O 81 Ace Hardware $75.75 ...... M & O MV/CIRB Dist. 3 $20,149.73 1182 L & M Supply Corp. $61.94 ...... M & O 82 Kingfisher Times $140.18 ...... M & O Law Library M & O $686.69 1183 Truckpro $288.80 ...... M & O 83 Kingfisher Office Supply $146.89 ...... M & O Resale Property M & O $10,515.32 1184 Four J’s Tire Service $453.00 ...... M & O 84 Home Depot Pro $199.94 ...... M & O Excess Resale M & O $ 1185 Garrison Lumber Co. $63.09 ...... M & O ½ cent Rural Fire Dept.: CBRIF Dist. 1 M & O $11,199.14 1186 Lightle Sand & Const. $40,564.54 ...... M & O 154 Sooner Coop. $35.66 ...... M & O CBRIF Dist. 2 M & O 11,199.18 1187 Endres & Mueggenborg $248.21 ...... M & O 155 Cimarron Electric $78.40 ...... M & O CBRIF Dist. 3 M & O $11,199.18 1188 K & S Tire, Inc. $3,614.10 ...... M & O 156 Pioneer Internet $61.56 ...... M & O 911 Emergency 2L M & O $17,620.10 1189 Summit Truck Group $754.40 ...... M & O 157 Pioneer Internet $63.56 ...... M & O County Clerk Lien Fees Travel $3,805.91 1190 Okla. Tax Comm. $34.00 ...... M & O 158 Critical Comm $304.45 ...... M & O County Clerk-Preservation M & O $4,257.67 1191 P & K Equip. $829.98 ...... M & O 159 Critical Comm $239.05 ...... M & O Court Clerk Records Management M & O $637.75 1192 Ace Hardware $163.13 ...... M & O 160 O’Dells Auto. $366.78 ...... M & O Flood Plain M & O $ 1193 Atwoods $75.96 ...... M & O 161 Cadalacks Collision Center $150.00 ...... M & O Road & Bridge Sales Tax Dist. 1 $49,299.82 1194 Cintas First Aid $76.20 ...... M & O Action Items: Road & Bridge Sales Tax Dist. 2 $49,299.82 1195 Yellowhouse Machinery $673.45 ...... M & O A motion was made by Moss and seconded by Shimanek to approve opening Road & Bridge Sales Tax Dist. 3 $49,299.82 1196 P & K Equipment $819.93 ...... M & O Bid #8-20-21 on a 2015 or newer Rubber Wheel Loader(s), with full Standard Drug Court M & O $155.00 1197 P & K Equipment $1,438.23 ...... M & O equipment and accessories, fully serviced and ready to operate. Must have 6900 Board of Prisoners Personal Services $ 1198 Atwoods $376.95 ...... M & O hours or less. The bids are as follows: Board of Prisoners M & O $6,432.06 1199 O’Reilly Auto Parts $81.33 ...... M & O Warren Cat 2017 950M with a 24-month warranty $164,740.00 Sheriff Service Fees Personnel $8,000.00 1200 Yellowhouse Machinery $2,340.97 ...... M & O Warren Cat 2017 950GC with a 24-month warranty $166,890.00 Sheriff Service Fees M & O $3,069.15 1201 P & K Equipment $519.97 ...... M & O Cummins Equipment JD with 6441 miles – no warranty $124,900.00 Sheriff Service Fees Capital Outlay $ 1202 Atwoods $7.99 ...... M & O After consideration Commissioner Moss went with the low bid from Cummins Sheriff Service Fees Training $1,000.00 1203 Richard Meyer $2,585.00 ...... M & O Equipment in the amount of $124,900.00. Sheriff Service Fees Courthouse Sec $1,405.99 1204 Ace Hardware $151.18 ...... M & O Motion approved with the following votes cast: Dobrovolny– yes; Moss – yes; Commissary M & O $1,215.23 1205 Cintas First Aid $131.76 ...... M & O Shimanek – yes. Mortgage Tax Certificate Travel $265.00 1206 Cintas First Aid $33.22 ...... M & O A motion was made by Dobrovolny and seconded by Moss to approve opening County Assessors Visual Insp M & O $124.92 1207 Eureka Water $58.40 ...... M & O Bid #9-20-21 on a 2018 or newer, excavator(s), with full standard equipment and Jail 10 yr Sales Tax Capital Outlay $66,554.75 1208 Hoskins Gypsum Co. $3,731.20 ...... M & O accessories, fully serviced and ready to operate. Must have 2600 hours or less. [Continued, Pg. 11A] Kingfisher (Okla.) Times & Free Press Wednesday, February 24, 2021 11A Legal notices (Published Wednesday, February 17, and 24, 2021, in the Kingfisher Times and You and/or your unknown successors are hereby notified that you have been The Personal Representative further alleged that the names, ages, and last- Free Press) sued in this action and must answer the Petition filed by the Plaintiff, no sooner than known addresses of the administrators, executors, non-petitioning co-nominees, IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF KINGFISHER COUNTY forty-one (41) days from the date of the first publication of thisNotice or the facts and heirs, legatees, and devisees of the decedent, Cleta M. Bowlin, so far as known STATE OF OKLAHOMA or allegations contained in said Petition will be taken as true and judgment will be to the Personal Representative, are as follows: NBC OKLAHOMA entered in favor of Plaintiff, Great Plains Care Center, Inc., d/b/a Cimarron Nursing Age Relationship Plaintiff, Center as requested therein. YOU MAY SEEK THE ADVICE OF AN ATTORNEY Name Last-Known Address v. ON ANY MATTER CONNECTED WITH THIS SUIT OR YOUR ANSWER. SUCH Rex R. Bowlin Adult 1001 W. Till Road Son JAY BRENT EDELEN; MORTGAGE CLEARING CORPORATION; COUNTY ATTORNEY SHOULD BE CONSULTED IMMEDIATELY SO THAT AN ANSWER Fort Wayne, Indiana 46825 TREASURER OF KINGFISHER COUNTY; BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSION- MAY BE FILED WITHIN THE TIME LIMITED STATED ABOVE. ERS OF KINGFISHER COUNTY; and UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, ex rel. Given under my hand and seal this 15th day of January, 2021 Deborah M. Adult 4701 Covington Road #32 Daughter INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE, /s/ Judge Schneiter Kimbrough Fort Wayne, Indiana 46804 JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT Defendants, Diane K. Bowlin Adult 4701 Covington Road #6 Daughter Case No. CJ-2020-52 Zachary T. Young, OBA No. 22776 Fort Wayne, Indiana 46804 NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE GIBBS ARMSTRONG BOROCHOFF, P.C. TO: Jay Brent Edelen 601 South Boulder Avenue, Suite No. 500 Dawn L. Kleber Adult 6820 Covington Creek Trail Daughter Mortgage Clearing Corporation Tulsa, Oklahoma 74119 Fort Wayne, Indiana 46804 Kingfisher County Treasurer Telephone: (918) 587-3939 Dawn L. Kleber Entity Co-Trustee of the Special Trust The Kingfisher County Board of County Commissioners Facsimile: (918) 582-5504 Needs Trust for the benefit United States Internal Revenue Service and ATTORNEYS FOR PETITIONERS of Diane K. Bowlin, created The General Public and All Interested Parties: LPXLP under Cleta M. Bowlin’s NOTICE is hereby given that on the 23rd day of March, 2021, at 10:00 o’clock Revocable Trust Agreement a.m., at the front lobby of the Kingfisher County Courthouse, at 101 S. Main St., 6820 Covington Creek Trail (Published Wednesday, February 24, and March 3, 2021, in the Kingfisher Times Kingfisher, Oklahoma, the undersigned Sheriff of Kingfisher County will offer for Fort Wayne, Indiana 46804 sale and sell for cash at public auction to the highest and best bidder all that certain and Free Press) real estate in Kingfisher County, Oklahoma described as follows: IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF KINGFISHER COUNTY, Deborah M. Entity Co-Trustee of the Special Trust Lot One (1) and the East 35 feet of Lot Two (2), in Block Six (6), of Hill STATE OF OKLAHOMA Kimbrough Needs Trust for the benefit Addition to the City of Kingfisher, Kingfisher County, Oklahoma, accord- In the Matter of the Estate of of Diane K. Bowlin, created ing to plat thereof, with a postal address commonly known as 401 Hill RONALD D. SMOLA, deceased. under Cleta M. Bowlin’s Drive, Kingfisher, OK 73750, APPRAISED VALUE: $210,000.00 PB-2021-22 Revocable Trust Agreement The sale will be made pursuant to the Writ of Special Execution and Order of COMBINED NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION FOR SUMMARY 4701 Covington Road #32 Sale and Foreclosure issued upon a Judgment entered on the 15th day of Jan- ADMINISTRATION, APPOINTMENT OF SPECIAL ADMINISTRATOR AND Fort Wayne, Indiana 46804 uary, 2021, in The District Court of Kingfisher County in Case No. CJ-2020-52, PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE, DETERMINATION OF HEIRS, LEGATEES wherein NBC Oklahoma is Plaintiff, and Jay Brent Edelen, et al. are Defendants, AND DEVISEES, ISSUANCE OF LETTERS OF SPECIAL ADMINISTRATION, In the Order Approving Petition for Summary Administration and Appointment to satisfy Plaintiff’s judgment in the principal sum of $204,457.48, with interest NOTICE TO CREDITORS, ADMISSION OF WILL TO PROBATE, FINAL of Personal Representative, entered herein, the Court found that it should dispense accruing thereon from and after July 28, 2020, at the daily rate of $85.19, until ACCOUNT, DISTRIBUTION AND DISCHARGE with the regular estate proceedings prescribed by law and order notice to creditors paid, together with its reasonably incurred attorneys’ fees in the sum of $3,500.00, TO: All persons interested in the Estate of Ronald D. Smola: and issue an order for hearing upon the Petition for Summary Administration and costs of this action to date in the sum of $416.49, all of Plaintiff’s accruing costs You are hereby notified that on this 19th day of February, 2021, Scott Smola the Final Account and Petition for Determination of Heirs, Devisees, and Legatees, and attorney fees, and interest hereafter at the contract rate, including Sheriff’s filed in said Court his Petition for Summary Administration, Appointment of Special Distribution of Property, and Discharge. costs and costs of said sale. Administrator and Personal Representative, Determination of Heirs, Legatees Pursuant to the Order Approving Petition for Summary Administration and Said lands and tenements have been appraised according to law at the and Devisees, Issuance of Letters of Special Administration, Notice to Creditors, Appointment of Personal Representative, and Order for Combined Notice, filed value listed above. Said sale will be SUBJECT TO THE Mortgage of Defendant Admission of Will to Probate, Final Account, Distribution and Discharge (the herein, all creditors having claims against the above decedents are required to Mortgage Clearing Corporation (recorded May 19, 2009, in Book 2284, Page 81, “Petition”) praying the Court appoint the Petitioner as the Special Administrator present same, with a description of all security interests and other collateral, if with an unpaid balance of $29,598.35, plus $3.30 per day from January 31,2021). under Title 58 O.S. §§245 et seq. to serve without bond; that a date be fixed for any, held by each creditor with respect to such claim to Deborah M. Kimbrough, WITNESS my hand on this 12 day of February, 2021. hearing the Petition and notice thereof given as required by law; that the Court c/o Munson & McMillin, P.C., 247 North Broadway, Edmond, Oklahoma 73034. DENNIS BANTHER admit the Last Will and Testament of the decedent filed herein to probate; that The claim of any creditor will be barred unless the claim is presented no more Sheriff of Kingfisher County, State of Oklahoma the Court determine the heirs, legatees and devisees of the decedent and, in due than thirty (30) days following the granting of the Order Approving Petition for By: /s/ Barry Reilly course, approve the final account, distribute the property of the estate, appoint Summary Administration and Appointment of Personal Representative, and Order (Deputy) Sheriff Barry Reilly, Undersheriff a Personal Representative if necessary, and discharge the Special Administrator for Combined Notice. APPROVED: and, if appointed, the Personal Representative. Notice is hereby given that this matter has been set for hearing on the 12th /s/ Robert C. Thompson The Petitioner has alleged that the decedent, Ronald D. Smola, died, testate, day of April, 2021, at 9:00 a.m., before the Honorable Judge Lance Schneiter at ROBERT C. THOMPSON, OBA #8984 on or about October 20, 2020, at the age of 73 years, and was a resident of Palm the Kingfisher County Courthouse, 101 South Main Street, Kingfisher, Oklahoma CHEEK & FALCONE, PLLC Beach Gardens, Florida, and a citizen of the United States of America on the 73750. At the hearing, the Court will decide whether to approve the Final Account 6301 Waterford Boulevard, Suite 320 date of his death. and Petition for Determination of Heirs, Devisees, and Legatees, Distribution of Oklahoma City, OK 73118-1168 The name of the Petitioner is Scott Smola and his address is 155 Horn Drive, Property, and Discharge, which will be filed herein no less than twenty (20) days Telephone: (405) 286-9191 Lebanon, Tennessee 37087. before the hearing. Facsimile: (405) 286-9670 The decedent left a Last Will and Testament, which was attached to the original You are hereby advised that you must file any objections before the Attorneys for Plaintiff Petition filed herein. hearing and send a copy to the Personal Representative’s attorneys, Munson LPXLP The name and address of the proposed Special Administrator and proposed & McMillin, P.C., 247 North Broadway, Edmond, Oklahoma 73034, or you will Personal Representative is the same as the Petitioner. be deemed to have waived any objections. If you have no objections, you The names and addresses of the heirs, devisees and legatees, as known and need not appear at the hearing or make any filings with the Court. (Published Wednesday, February 10, 17, and 24, 2021, in the Kingfisher Times believed by the Petitioner are as follows: If an objection is filed before the hearing, the Court will determine at the hearing, and Free Press) whether summary proceedings are appropriate and, if so, whether the estates will IN THE DISTRICT COURT Name and Address Age Relationship be distributed and to whom the estates will be distributed. OF KINGFISHER COUNTY Scott Smola Legal Son, Heir, Devisee and /s/ Lance E. Schneiter STATE OF OKLAHOMA 155 Horn Drive Legatee JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT GREAT PLAINS CARE CENTER, INC., d/b/a CIMARRON NURSING CENTER, Lebanon, TN 37087 Tiffany K. Peterson, OBA No. 31186 a domestic corporation, Plaintiff, MUNSON & MCMILLIN Brittni Kirk Legal v. Granddaughter, Heir A professional corporation DELOISE JACKSON, an individual, Defendant. (Daughter of Brett Smola, deceased) 247 North Broadway Case No. CJ-2020-35 6128 86th Street Edmond, Oklahoma 73034 SERVICE BY NOTICE Lubbock, TX 79424 Telephone: (405) 513-7707 BY PUBLICATION Baije Smola Legal Granddaughter, Heir [email protected] Case No. CJ-2020-35 Attorney for Personal Representative (Daughter of Brett Smola, deceased) - THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: DeLoise Jackson, her respective heirs, exec 202 Southwind Circle LPXLP utors, administrators, successors, transferees, assigns, agents, and attorneys. Abilene, TX 79602 You are hereby notified that an action has been filed in the District Court of (Published Wednesday, February 24, No. PB-2020-00026 Kingfisher County, State of Oklahoma in the above Case No. CJ-2020-35, styled The total value of the estate in the State of Oklahoma is believed to be in the 2021, in the Kingfisher Times and ORDER AND NOTICE OF “Great Plains Care Center, Inc., d/b/a Cimarron Nursing Center, a domestic probable value of less than $250,000.00. Free Press) HEARING ON ADMINISTRATOR’S corporation, Plaintiff v. DeLoise Jackson, an individual, Defendant.” The action A final account and petition for determination of heirs, legatees and devisees Oklahoma Corp. Commission Oil & FINAL ACCOUNT AND PETITION alleges that Defendant, Deloise Jackson, is indebted to Plaintiff, Great Plains and distribution will be filed on or before the 29th day of March, 2021. Gas Conservation Division Jim Thorpe FOR FINAL SETTLEMENT, Care Center, Inc., d/b/a Cimarron Nursing Center, in the amount of $10,878.35, Notice is hereby given that a hearing will be held on the 21st day of April, Building, P.O. Box 5200 Oklahoma DETERMINATION OF HEIRS, with interest thereon on the above stated principal balance and interest rate, until 2021, at 9:00 o’clock A.M., at the District Courtroom, Kingfisher County Court- City, OK 73152 DISTRIBUTION, AND DISCHARGE paid, together with reasonable attorney’s fees and costs as provided in the note. house, 101 S. Main Street, Kingfisher, Oklahoma. At the hearing the Court will NOTICE, APPLICATION NO: Robert M. Seymour, having filed in decide whether to approve the Petition, order summary administration proceed- 2100201180 this Court a Final Account and Petition [Continued from Pg. 10A] Commissioners proceedings ings, admit the decedent’s Last Will and Testament to Probate, approve the Final STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: All per- for Final Settlement, Determination of CRIF - ETR M & O $ Account, determine heirs, legatees and devisees, distribute the estate, appoint sons, owner, producers, operators, Heirs, Devisees, Legatees , Distribution Controlled Dangerous Substance M & O $ a Personal Representative if necessary, and discharge the Special Administrator purchasers, and takers of oil & gas, and and Discharge, Kingfisher County Property M & O $ and, if appointed, the Personal Representative. all other interested persons, particularly IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED, Forfeiture Fund Any person objecting to this matter must file said objection at least ten in Kingfisher County, Oklahoma. AND NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Estray Animals M & O $ days before the date of hearing and send a copy thereof to the named Special NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That Cot- on the 22nd day of March, 2021, at LEPC M & O $ Administrator, at 302 North Main, Kingfisher, Oklahoma 73750, or you will tonmouth SWD LLC 1 West 3rd Street 9:00 am, has been appointed as the REAP – Rural Water Dist. #3 M & O $ be deemed to have waived any objections. If you have no objections, you need Ste 1700, Tulsa, OK 74103 is request- time for hearing said final account and Protest Tax M & O $ not appear at the hearing or make any filings with the Court. ing that the Commission, pursuant to petition in the District Court of Kingfisher Donations M & O $ If any objections are filed before the hearing, the Court will determine at the OCC-OGR 165:10-5-5 and 165:10-5-6 County, Probate Division, in the City of ¼ Cent Sales Tax hearing whether the Will attached to the Petition shall be admitted to probate, and ROP 165: 5-7-30 authorize the ap- Kingfisher, Oklahoma, when and where Big 4 M & O $924.37 whether summary proceedings are appropriate and, if so, whether the estate will proval of disposal/injection of saltwater any persons interested in said estate Cashion M & O $924.37 be distributed and to whom the estate will be distributed. into a well as follows: may appear and contest same. Dover M & O $924.37 All creditors having claims against Ronald D. Smola, deceased, are required WELL NAME: Mojave SWD 1 Dated this 5 day of February, 2021. Hennessey M & O $924.37 to present the same, with a description of all security interests and other collateral LOCATION: SW SW NW SW /s/ Lance E. Schneiter Kingfisher M & O $924.37 (if any) held by each creditor with respect to such claim, to the named Special (SHL) SE SE SE SW (BHL) 24- JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT Loyal M & O $924.37 Administrator, at 302 North Main Street, Kingfisher, Oklahoma, 73750 on or before 18N-9W Kingfisher County COURT Okarche M & O $924.37 the following presentment date: March 22, 2021, or the same will be forever barred. INJECTION ZONE AND DEPTH: By: Omega M & O $924.37 Scott Smola, Endicott 4750-5400Ft. Deputy Court Clerk ½ Cent Sales Tax By: /s/ Katherine Schneiter RATE & PRESSURE: 9999 bpd /s/ Alan J. Looney Sheriff M & O $ Katherine Schneiter, OBA #20832 at 3500 psi Alan J. Looney, OBA #33953 Sheriff Capital Outlay $22,184.92 Of Schulte, Schneiter & Gibson, PLLC Objections if any may be filed with the Attorney for Administrator Commissioners-Dist. 1 M & O $14,296.94 302 North Main Street Oklahoma Corporation Commission, 1416 Terrace Drive Commissioners-Dist. 2 M & O $14,296.95 Kingfisher, OK 73750 within 15 days of this notice, and should Tulsa, Oklahoma Commissioners-Dist. 3 M & O $14,296.95 Telephone: (405) 375-4165 be mailed to Oil & Gas Conservation (918) 551-6060 Agriculture Personnel $13,310.95 Facsimile: (405) 375-5944 division UIC department P.O. Box 5200 [email protected] Museum M & O $7,394.97 Email: [email protected] Oklahoma City, OK 73152 LPXLP General M & O $23,663.92 Attorneys for Petitioner Saleem Nizami-Regulatory Petro- Big 4 FD M & O $967.26 LPXLP leum Geologist (Published Wednesday, February 17, Cashion FD M & O $1,473.08 American Petroleum & Envir. and 24, 2021, in the Kingfisher Times Dover FD M & O $2,796.78 Cons. APEC, Inc. and Free Press) Hennessey FD Capital Outlay $5,069.99 (Published Wednesday, February 24, and March 3, 2021, in the Kingfisher Times Penn pointe Office Park IN THE DISTRICT COURT Kingfisher FD M & O $2,839.67 and Free Press) 2252 NW 164th OF KINGFISHER COUNTY, IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF KINGFISHER COUNTY Loyal FD M & O $ Edmond, OK 73013 STATE OF OKLAHOMA STATE OF OKLAHOMA Loyal FD Capital Outlay $2,776.07 Ph: 405-513-6055 CAUSE NO. PB-2020-71 IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATES OF Okarche FD M & O $1,915.30 LPXLP NOTICE OF HEARING ON RICHARD R. BOWLIN AND CLETA M. BOWLIN, BOTH DECEASED Omega FD M & O $1,388.78 FINAL ACCOUNT OF PERSONAL Hennessey Library M & O $443.69 CASE NO. PB-2021-13 REPRESENTATIVE, PETITION FOR COMBINED NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND NOTICE OF HEARING Kingfisher Library M & O $2,957.99 (Published Wednesday, February 24, DETERMINATION OF HEIRSHIP Hennessey Library Capital Outlay $1,035.30 To: All persons interested in the estates of Richard R. Bowlin and Cleta M. and March 3, 2021, in the Kingfisher AND FOR DISTRIBUTION Free Fair Personnel $14,789.95 Bowlin, both deceased. Times and Free Press) OF ESTATE Transfer Appropriations: Sheriff Sales Tax Capital Outlay to Sheriff Sales Tax You are hereby notified that Deborah M. Kimbrough filed in the District Court IN THE DISTRICT COURT In the Matter of the Will and Estate of M & O $30,000.00 of Kingfisher County, Oklahoma, her Petition for Summary Administration and OF KINGFISHER COUNTY Lue William Clark, Deceased, and the Motion approved with the following votes cast: Dobrovolny– yes; Moss – yes; Appointment of Personal Representative. STATE OF OKLAHOMA Will and Estate of Fern Edna Clark, Shimanek – yes. At the hearing on the 22nd day of February, 2021, the Court found that proper In the Matter of the Estate of Deceased. A motion was made by Shimanek and seconded by Moss to approve Resolution application had been made and entered its Order Approving Petition for Summary CLAUDE M. TRINDLE, JR, deceased. NOTICE is hereby given that Lue - #10 Declaration of Surplus for the Engineers Office. Administration and Appointment of Personal Representative, and Order for Com No. PB-2021-16 Ann Sanderson, formerly known as Lue bined Notice, appointing Deborah M. Kimbrough as personal representative of NOTICE TO CREDITORS Ann Foutz, the duly appointed and qual- Savin Printer SPC320DN S/N 9959500901 $674.01 ID# 370276 the above-referenced estates. TO PRESENT CLAIMS ified Personal Representative of the Samsung Printer/Fax S/N: 1CW30013IN $550.00 ID#370181 The Personal Representative alleged that the decedent, Richard R. Bowlin, All creditors having claims against Estate of Lue William Clark, Deceased, SF555P died testate on March 30, 2012, at the age of 91, domiciled and residing in Allen Claude M. Trindle, Jr, deceased, are and the Estate of Fern Edna Clark, De- County, Indiana; and that the total probable value of his property is less than required to present the same with a ceased, has filed in this Court the Final Motion approved with the following votes cast: Dobrovolny– yes; Moss – yes; $200,000.00. description of all security interests and Account and report of the administra- Shimanek – yes. The Personal Representative further alleged that the names, ages, and last- other collateral (if any) held by each tion as such Personal Representative A motion was made by Moss and seconded by Shimanek to approve Salaries known addresses of the administrators, executors, non-petitioning co-nominees, creditor with respect to such claim, to and the Petition for Determination of paid to Kingfisher County Employees for 2021 that runs in the Kingfisher Times heirs, legatees, and devisees of the decedent, Richard R. Bowlin, so far as known the named Personal Representative, Heirship and Distribution of Estate, and and Free Press. to the Personal Representative, are as follows: at 302 North Main Street, Kingfisher, that Wednesday, the 3rd day of March, Oklahoma 73750, on or before the 2021, at 9:00 o’clock A.M. in the Court- Motion approved with the following votes cast: Dobrovolny– yes; Moss – yes; Name Age Last-Known Address Relationship Shimanek – yes. following presentment date, April 26, room of the District Court in Kingfisher, A motion was made by Shimanek and seconded by Moss to approve adding Greg Cleta M. Bowlin Adult Now Deceased Spouse 2021, or same will be forever barred. Kingfisher County, Oklahoma has been Smith as Requisitioning Officer. Taking Clayton Morse and Casey Billen off as Dated this 22nd day of February, duly appointed by the said Court for the Rex R. Bowlin Adult 1001 W. Till Road 2021. final settlement of said account, and for receiving officers and adding Jeremy Moore and Walker Piatt. Fort Wayne, Indiana 46825 Son Motion approved with the following votes cast: Dobrovolny– yes; Moss – yes; /s/ Katherine Schneiter hearing of the Petition for Determination Shimanek – yes. Deborah M. Adult 4701 Covington Road #32 Daughter Katherine Schneiter, OBA# 20832 of Heirship and Distribution of Estates, New Business: Kimbrough Fort Wayne, Indiana 46804 Schulte, Schneiter & Gibson, at which time and place any persons Adjournment: PLLC interested may appear and file excep- Diane K. Bowlin Adult 4701 Covington Road #6 Daughter A motion was made by Shimanek and seconded by Moss to adjourn. 302 North Main Street tions and show cause, if any they have, Fort Wayne, Indiana 46804 Motion approved with following votes cast: Dobrovolny-yes; Moss-yes; Shi- Kingfisher, OK 73750 why said account should not be settled - manek-yes Dawn L. Kleber Adult 6820 Covington Creek Trail Daughter Phone: (405) 375-4165 and allowed and the said estate distrib Adjourned at 9:34 am Fort Wayne, Indiana 46804 Fax:(405) 375-5944 uted and the Personal Representative Details concerning the above listed purchase orders/claims are available in Email: [email protected] discharged. PNC Bank, N.A., Trustee of the Richard R. Attorneys for Estate IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I the County Clerk’s Office. successor in interest All records are open to the public, and any person may examine same during Bowlin Revocable Trust LPXLP have hereunto set my hand this 9th day to National City Bank Agreement dated July of February, 2021. regular office hours. Trust of Indiana, successor Entity 30, 1993 7270 East 116th (Published Wednesday, February 17, /s/Lance E. Schneiter Approved this 22nd day of February, 2021 in interest to Fort Heath Dobrovolny – Chairman Street Fishers, Indiana and 24, 2021, in the Kingfisher Times Judge Jeff Moss – Vice Chairman Wayne National 46038 and Free Press) Jared Harrison (OBA #21515) Bank IN THE DISTRICT COURT Ray Shimanek– Member Harrison & Mecklenburg, Inc. OF KINGFISHER COUNTY ATTEST: 202 North 6th Street, P.O. Box 658 STATE OF OKLAHOMA (SEAL) The Personal Representative alleged that the decedent, Cleta M. Bowlin, Kingfisher, Oklahoma 73750 Jeannie Boevers, County Clerk died testate on January 23, 2018, at the age of 97, domiciled and residing in IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF Attorney for Personal Representative County of Kingfisher Allen County, Indiana; and that the total probable value of her property is less WILLIAM HARRISON FULKS, LPXLP Deceased LPXLP than $200,000.00. 12A Wednesday, February 24, 2021 Kingfi sher (Okla.) Times & Free Press OBITUARIES Tourism, ODOT partner to take Oklahomans fi shing Denise Meyer J. Gaylord Ortman What better way to “reel” Home” fi shing program. in the new year than by More information on Denise K. Meyer, 62, said J. Gaylord Ortman, 89, fi nding a great fi shing spot? the Close to Home fi shing goodbye to her earthly fam- passed away peacefully with New Oklahoma Fishing destinations can be found ily and joined the heavenly family by his side on Feb. Trail signs going up across at www.wildlifedepart- chorus in the presence of 20, 2021. the state will help make it ment.com/fi shing/close-to- her Savior on Feb. 12, 2021, Gaylord was born Dec. even easier for anglers to home. in Salina, Kan. 4, 1931, in Hennessey, the fi nd the state’s top fi shing Planning for the sign Denise was born Dec. 13, only child to Garwood and destinations. installation endeavor began 1958, in Okarche to Arthur Hutoka Ortman. In partnership with the in 2019. F. and Ruth J. (Brueggen) His youth was surround- Oklahoma Tourism & Rec- The fi rst signs are cur- Annuschat. ed by movies and reation Department, the rently being installed in She married her high the “Golden age of Oklahoma Department of southwestern Oklahoma school sweetheart Michael Hollywood.” The Transportation is erecting with a statewide installation (Mike) A. Meyer on March Ortman Theater roadside signs indicating goal by the end of March. 31, 1979, in Okarche. The was run by his the location of the Oklaho- The markers will be couple was blessed with mom and dad and ma Fishing Trail loops. placed under highway iden- four sons, each born in was the heartbeat Designed to promote tifi cation signs at state high- Okarche, between 1979-86. years; four sons, Scott (Man- of his small town. bi-yearly trips to Hennessey the state’s unique fi shing way junctions and will The family moved to dy) of Overland Park, Kan., With Gaylord’s to tend to his childhood opportunities and increase indicate to anglers which Winfield, Kan., in 1991, Greg (Emilie) of Tulsa, Clay demonstrated cre- home. revenue, the trail highlights loop of the fi shing trail they then Hoxie, Kan., in 1992. (Liz) of Overland Park, ative and entre- After Nan’s passing in lakes and rivers around the are near. Denise and Mike raised Kan., and Danny of Tulsa; preneurial spirit 2008 Gaylord continued to state. Each loop is designated their sons and became heav- four grandchildren, Branch, throughout his childhood, live on his own until he be- “I’m so excited to see by a color: northeastern ily involved in the commu- Ruthie, Lily and Owen; he headed to the west coast came a resident of Raincross these new signs going up (green), southeastern (or- nity of Hoxie and Immanuel three siblings, Sandy (Rich- and attended Orange Coast at Riverside in the memory around the state,” said Okla- ange), south central (blue), Lutheran Church until they ard) Raupe of Okarche, College and ultimately grad- care center in 2017. homa Lt. Gov. Matt Pinnell, central (purple), southwest- moved to Colby, Kan., in Jackie (Chris) Walta of uated from UCLA with a In 2019, his daughter who is also the state’s Secre- ern (gold) and northwest- 2010, then to Salina, Kan., Kingfi sher, and Larry An- degree in industrial design. Carolyn coordinated an art tary of Tourism & Branding. ern (red), each having a in 2013. nuschat of Okarche; and He was later drafted and show to display his art at a “We’ve been thrilled variety of fi sh available. Throughout her life, De- many nieces and nephews. served in the U.S. Navy for local gallery in downtown with the positive response The 18-by-24-inch signs nise worked as a registered She was preceded in two years. Riverside. He once again and economic impact to the are the same color as the medical assistant, para-ed- death by her parents and As a young artist, he ex- had the opportunity to fi shing trail so far, and these designated region, display ucator and as an adminis- siblings Paul, Stan, Vicki, perimented in a variety of share his creative genius signs are such a great way a rod with a lure, and read trative assistant at several David, Nick and Ron. modalities including candle with friends, family and the for us to spread awareness “Oklahoma Fishing Trail.” medical practices and busi- A socially distanced pub- making, sketch and pottery. public. about the trail and Okla- “ODOT is very excited nesses. lic visitation will be held Eventually it was metal Raincross was his home homa’s incredible fishing to be a part of such a posi- She had various inter- Friday, Feb. 26, at Sanders sculpture that would take until he passed from compli- opportunities.” tive initiative driven by the ests and hobbies to which Funeral Service in King- his heart – much like a cations due to COVID. He The Oklahoma Tourism Tourism Department and to she devoted her free time, fi sher, followed by a private beautiful young lady he met was “feisty” until the end, & Recreation Department be able to provide guidance including avidly watching family graveside service at at a church youth group in his caregivers stated. selected the locations and to drivers seeking that spe- the Jayhawks, Chiefs, Roy- St. John’s Lutheran Ceme- Orange County, Calif. Despite a lifetime of ODOT is erecting 815 signs cial fi shing spot,” said Secre- als and Auburn, as well as tery in Okarche. Gaylord Ortman and resiliency at every turn, he across the six fi shing trail tary of Transportation and baking and cooking, and A memorial service Nannette Grace Vanderford fi nally met his match. loops statewide that will ODOT Executive Director meticulously maintaining to honor and celebrate were married in 1959. Gaylord is survived by alert visitors to prime fi sh- Tim Gatz. her lawn and garden. Denise’s life will be live Gaylord continued to his daughters Julie Ortman ing spots in the region. Digital promotion of the However, her most cher- streamed at 2 p.m. Satur- perfect his craft in metal (Pamela Ruder) and Caro- In June 2019, the state Oklahoma Fishing Trail has ished roles were being a day, March 6, at the fol- sculpture and supported lyn Ortman (Rich Caccese). launched the Oklahoma resulted in $8.2 million in loving, servant-hearted and lowing link: https://www. his family by designing and If desired, friends may Fishing Trail as a joint ini- projected lodging revenue, devoted wife, mother, aunt facebook.com/ctksalina creating custom pieces for make memorial contribu- tiative between Transpor- creating a 90-to-1 return on and, most recently, grand- In lieu of fl owers, dona- the artwork supplier Peter tions to AliveInside.org. tation and the Oklahoma investment based on digital mother. tions can be made in mem- Pepper. A service will be planned Department of Wildlife spend. “Niece,” “Mom,” or ory of Denise Meyer to any His art was displayed in for Gaylord in late summer Conservation. For more information on “NeeNee,” as she was af- of the Lutheran churches in brochures and distributed 2021. The trail highlights 40 the Oklahoma Fishing Trail, fectionately referred to, which she and her family to designers and companies The family wishes to ex- of Oklahoma’s top fi shing go online to FishinOK.com, loved and cared for her were involved: all over the United States. tend a sincere appreciation lakes and rivers and an addi- or order or download the husband, sons, daughters- • Immanuel Lutheran (One of his wall hangings for Dad’s care provided by tional 20 fi shing experienc- Oklahoma Fishing Trail in-law, nieces, nephews and Church, 1400 Locust, Hox- was used in Kevin’s living the dedicated staff at Rain- es that are part of the Wild- brochure at TravelOK.com/ four grandchildren with ie, KS 67740; room in The Wonder Years.) cross and an extra “Thank life Department’s “Close to Brochures. a selfless, sacrificial and • Christ the King Luther- With little ones (Julie You” to special caregivers strong-willed love that each an Church, 111 W. Magnolia 1962 and Carolyn 1966) Jessie Elliott and Debbie will carry with them for the Road, Salina, KS 67401; or, taking up more space, he James who always brought rest of their lives. • St. John’s Lutheran moved the family to Wood- Gaylord smiles and laughter Providing Over A Century of Care Denise is survived by Church, 408 Colorado Av- crest, Calif., where the acre and he to them. Mike, her husband of 42 enue, Okarche, OK 73762. in the county gave him space Gaylord Ortman was to not only build an art an innovator. A creative In Kingfisher County studio, but provide the girls visionary. Ahead of his time. room to run and explore. These qualities allowed Robin McElvany This period was filled him to always provide for with traveling around Cal- his family, be a loving hus- Memorial service for and then Freymiller. ifornia and displaying his band and an amazing dad Robin Colleen McElvany, She is survived by her work at mall art shows. to his girls. His stories and 55, Kingfi sher, will be 2 father, Robert “Bob” McEl- In the 1970’s, Gaylord creative mind (that never p.m. Thursday, Feb. 25, vany of Loyal; two sis- was enthralled with the new turned off) will be missed. at First United Methodist ters, Terri Judkins, Di- age of recycling and started “If you love what you Church of Loyal offi ciated ane Hardin and husband designing artwork made do, don’t let setbacks detour by Rev. Debbie Biehler. Bill, all of Yukon; and two from tin cans. “Whims in your passion. Pursue your Cremation arrangements nieces, four nephews and Tins” became an instant hit. dreams because you will be are by Cordry-Gritz Funeral several great-nieces and To keep up with de- the one that make our lives Home, Hennessey. great-nephews. mand and spread his for- more rewarding. The im- Robin was born in Mid- Robin was preceded in ward-thinking vision to portant people will always west City on Sept. 24, 1965, death by her mother and more people, he opened be there to cheer you on!” to Robert and Lzena McEl- one niece, Ashley Judkins. Dimension West in Clare- - Gaylord Ortman vany and died Saturday, Memorial donations mont, Calif. As interest con- Feb. 20, 2021, at her home. may be made in her name tinued to grow, he opened Robin was a truck driv- to First United Methodist a second gallery in Laguna Oil er for most of her life and Church Food Bank of Loyal Beach, Calif. [Continued From Page 7A] drove for several different with the funeral home serv- Life was good; Gaylord companies, the last two ing as custodian of the fund. was living his passion while NW1/4 NW1/4 NE1/4 (BHL) of companies was Hill Bros. supporting his family. 18-16N-07W; TD 18,534. Ovintiv Mid-Continent Inc.; Carol Then the recession hit. FED 1607 No. 4H-18X Well; All (Multi) %!! After closing both galleries, of 18-16N-07W; TD 18,554. '#'$" Gaylord decided he would Ovintiv Mid-Continent Inc.; Carol $!% (%# "#&$ WEATHER NEWS need to step back from art FIU 1607 No. 5H-18X Well; NE1/4 to continue to support his NW1/4 NW1/4 NW1/4 (BHL) of family. 18-16N-07W; TD 18,429. (As recorded by Local Weath- June 2020 rainfall ...... 2.38 Oklahoma: Revolution Resources er Observer Steve Loftis in June 2019 rainfall ...... 6.35 It did not take more than LLC; Walden 1304 33-08 No. 1BH Well; Kingfi sher.) July 2020 rainfall ...... 10.12 a few years for him to realize SE1/4 SE1/4 NE1/4 NE1/4 (BHL) of Date Hi Lo Prec. July 2019 rainfall ...... 0.89 he would never fi t in to a 08-12N-04W; TD 14,182. August 2020 rainfall ...... 1.55 corporate mold, so he start- Revolution Resources LLC; Feb. 17 11 -14 (4”snow) Walden 1304 33-09 No. 2BH Well; Feb. 18 18 -7 August 2019 rainfall ...... 4.96 ed a sign business. He could exercise his creative muscle SE1/4 SW1/4 SSE1/4 NW1/4 (BHL) of Feb. 19 25 -7 September 2020 rainfall .... 2.27 09-12N-04W; TD 15,567. Feb. 20 32 -5 September 2019 rainfall .... 2.94 while providing a necessary Revolution Resources LLC; Feb. 21 41 7 October 2019 rainfall ...... 2.46 product for consumers. Walden 1304 33-20 No. 3BH Well; Feb. 22 57 28 Oct. 2020 rainfall ...... 2.80 Gaylord thrived once NE1/4 NE1/4 NE1/4 SE1/4 (BHL) of 20-13N-04W; TD 19,095. Feb. 23 63 25 Nov. 2020 rainfall ...... 0.16 again and finally retired Rainfall November 2019 rainfall ..... 2.89 from his sign making busi- ~ Advertise Your ~ January 2020 rainfall ...... 1.27 December 2019 rainfall .... 1.35 ness in 1990. January 2021 rainfall ...... 1.95 Dec. 2020 rainfall ...... 2.78 With the girls off starting House Painting 2019 rainfall ...... 49.69 their own lives, retirement Services February 2020 rainfall...... 1.12 in the Times & Free Press February 2021 rain to date 0.33 2020 rainfall ...... 33.96 saw he and Nan traveling &ODVVLÀHGV March 2020 rainfall ...... 4.27 2021Prec. to date ...... 3.15 around the U.S., making Average annual rainfall ....35.65 March 2019 rainfall ...... 2.56 April 2020 rainfall ...... 0.58 April 2019 rainfall ...... 4.79 Wheat 2-22 $6.13 May 2020 rainfall ...... 2.86 May 2019 rainfall ...... 17.02 Up 8¢ from 2-18 LOCALLY OWNED ROTHER BROS., INC. Mobile/Onsite 19299 US HIGHWAY 81 SANDBLASTING KINGFISHER, OK 405-375-5349 Paint & Bed Liner Offering Application Trailers, Equipment & More! Dec. 31, 2020. Contact Us...405-313-7276 RILEY WESTERBERG ~ email: [email protected] Kingfi sher (Okla.) Times & Free Press Wednesday, February 24, 2021 13A Crisis [Continued From Page 1A] when the entire STACK bills. County OKs pipeline permits Justin Mecklenburg of footprint fits inside your “The governor met with Kingfi sher, whose company coops nine-county service House and Senate leader- Kingfi sher County com- shop north of Kingfi sher. 11, Okarche nine and Loyal Neoinsulation manufac- territory, it comes down to ship yesterday as well as missioners approved six Commissioners unani- three, a total of 83 active do tures and sells insulation which circuit you want to Attorney General Mike pipeline permits for Ovintiv mously approved County cases. products for the energy in- turn off? I am 100% certain Hunter to discuss ideas on at their meeting Monday, all Emergency Manager Steve The cases were down dustry, described problems that all of them had natural protecting Oklahoma’s util- in District 1. Loftis’ $5,000 state request from the preceding week’s drastically low tempera- gas assets on them.” ity consumers immediately The applications called for the fi rst quarter of the total of 111 active cases. tures can create. When a natural gas plant and addressing the improve- for fi ve 12-inch lay fl at water current fi scal year. All commissioners were “The natural gas found goes offl ine and compres- ments needed longterm lines to serve three drill- Loftis also provided an present: Heath Dobrovolny, in Oklahoma and Texas is sors shut down, gas that to ensure reliable power ing locations immediately update on COVID-19 cases District 3; Ray Shimanek, mostly considered to be a normally would be moving service without ridiculous south of Kingfi sher and a in the county as follows: District 2, and Jeff Moss, ‘wet gas,’ meaning it has a through the pipelines has market price swings,” Rep. sixth 12-inch line located Hennessey 12, Kingfi sher District 1. lot of hydrates (moisture) in to be “fl ared,” or burned off Mike Dobrinski told the just west of the District 1 44. Dover four, Cashion it,” he said. to keep presure in the lines Times & Free Press. “Because there are hy- from building to a danger- “All groups involved un- drates in the gas, the pipes, ous level. derstand this was a historic valves, vessels and tanks Restarting compressors weather event, but it illus- that support the transmis- after power is restored trates we need to do better.” Fire sion of gas are more suscep- also is a time-consuming “Our caucus was ad- [Continued From Page 1A] tible to freezing,” he said. process. dressed by Hunter yes- they arrived at church Sun- costs for each phase of the memo line. “Once the pipes and Power at What Price? terday concerning utility day morning to find the work that needs to be done Checks can be dropped off valves freeze up, it stops The good news is that service,” State Sen. Darcy couple there, still in their will be announced as they are or mailed to the church at 102 the production, processing blackouts were limited to a Jech of Kingfi sher said. night clothes and in obvious determined. S. Seventh St., Kingfi sher. and transmission of the gas, few hours Tuesday morn- “He and his staff are distress. “Our hope is that we can Anyone interested in vol- ing and did not have to be thereby drastically reducing meeting with several of The church has paid to put have it completed by June,” unteering to be part of the repeated. available supply during a the providers, retailers and the Pfl uegers up temporarily Walter said. work crew can do so by con- Both WFEC and the time when demand is in full producers to discuss usage, in a local hotel and estab- In the meantime, efforts tacting Hood via telephone at Oklahoma Municipal Pow- force.” future rates, blackouts, in- lished a fund on their behalf. are being made to fi nd a tem- Kingfi sher Heritage School er Authority, which sup- Cody Bannister, vice terruptions, etc. Kingfisher Heritage porary home for the couple, or via email at shood@king- plies power to the City of president of communica- “In the Senate, a com- School Principal Shane as well as a storage area for fi sher.k12.ok.us. Kingfisher, were able to tions for the Petroleum Alli- mittee has been formed to Hood, Brian Walter of Walter their belongings. Hood said he will email obtain suffi cient natural gas ance, said the temperatures review the whole situation – Building Center and Jeremy “We’ll have to empty the volunteers from the list as to provide for their power created brutal working con- how was the response, were Lack of Millenium Roofi ng, house while work is being work dates are set up. needs – but at a premium ditions throughout the oil citizens protected, how can who has experience in fi re done,” Walter said. Pfl ueger said he still can’t price. and gas industry. we do better or be better pre- restoration, formed an ad hoc Mrs. Pflueger said her wrap his head around the “I can tell you that though “You have to credit the pared for a future situation. committee to determine what daughter already has taken fact that his home is current- the price was very, very high men and women who make “I expect the committee work is needed to restore in the couple’s dog. ly uninhabitable, but he is for the natural gas going into up the oil and gas industry,” will be looking at the overall the home and supervise the Anyone interested in do- equally overwhelmed by the them, WFEC’s natural gas he said. “There are no snow power grid as well.” process, using donations and nating to the restoration outpouring of support he’s re- plants never went offl ine days in the oilfi eld. Jech added that “it ap- a team of volunteers. project can do so via check ceived from the community. and had all the fuel they “Workers from every pears that most utility cus- Preliminary estimates are made out to the First Chris- “Everyone has been just needed to operate through sector – production, trans- tomers will avoid some of $40,000, but more specifi c tian Church with “Danny great,” he said. “We never portation, processing and the crisis.” the huge increases that some and Ann Pfl ueger” in the expected this.” refi ning – were in the fi eld in Kingfi sher City Manager in Texas and other states subfreezing temperatures to Dave Slezickey said that in may see. provide natural gas to Okla- the fi rst week of the deep “I expect at some point homans when they needed freeze, OMPA spent $75 there will be higher than it most.” million on natural gas, com- normal bills and depending New TSET media campaign One natural gas produc- pared to $18 million spent in on individual circumstanc- tion company employee all of 2020. es, I expect that providers who asked that neither he The impact of that extra will work with their cus- nor his company be iden- cost won’t hit customer bills tomers.” tifi ed told the Times & Free until March. But February targets reducing teen obesity Press: bills due out this weekend “We could write a book for Cimarron members will on the many issues we be considerably higher just Brown Oklahoma has the eighth “Teens are influenced “Changing youth nutri- fought over the last 11 days because of increased usage, [Continued From Page 1A] highest youth obesity rate by their environment, their tion behaviors is a challenge. (of extreme weather). Snowden said. boards of the Independent in the country, with an friends and social settings Many times teens receive “We experienced so may “We won’t know the Petroleum Association of estimated 150,000 children when it comes to the food messaging and information issues that ‘old timers’ in my impact of the higher cost of America and the Interstate who are classifi ed as over- they eat. As teens approach from multiple sources. group had never faced. fuel it took to keep the pow- Oil and Gas Compact Com- weight or obese. adulthood, they’re making “Effective obesity pre- From 400-barrel storage er on for likely a few more mission. To help reverse this more independent choices. vention messaging must do tanks with frozen bottoms weeks and that cost won’t He is a member of the trend, the Oklahoma Tobac- Swap Up provides teens more than just tell teens to to oil makeup lines that show up at Cimarron until American Association of co Settlement Endowment with realistic ways they live healthier, it must show supplies lube oil to our cat- mid-March on our next Professional Landmen and Trust (TSET) is launching can improve their health them the what, how, where, erpillar engines so cold the power bill we receive from the Oklahoma City Associa- Swap Up, a media campaign outcomes today and in the and when of healthy living,” oil wouldn’t fl ow.” WFEC,” Snowden said. tion of Petroleum Landmen. focusing on youth obesity future.” said Jeff Jordan, president As gas supplies tightened “Anyone who needs ex- Created by the Oklaho- prevention across the state. Swap Up developed mes- and executive creative direc- while demand skyrocketed, tra time or a payment plan ma Legislature in 1993, the The TSET Board of Di- sages based on a research tor of Rescue Agency. market prices increased to pay the balance of this OERB is funded voluntarily rectors heard an update on survey conducted with more “We developed Swap Up dramatically. upcoming bill, we are going by oil and natural gas pro- the effort during a special than 400 Oklahoma teens. for Oklahoma to not only “Prior to the storm, the to work with them.” ducers and royalty owners board meeting on Friday. The survey provided infor- provide teens with specifi c spot price of natural gas He added that, while the through a one-tenth of 1 The Swap Up campaign, mation about eating habits, and attainable changes they was just under $3/MMBtu exact amount of fuel cost percent assessment on the which is part of the TSET meal and snack sources, and can make, but to also illus- (per metric million British increases aren’t known at sale of oil and natural gas. Healthy Youth Initiative, nutrition-based knowledge, trate how those choices can thermal unit),” Mecklen- this time, “we will not let The OERB’s purpose is launched Feb. 11 and de- attitudes and beliefs. lead to a healthier, and sus- burg said. “During the peak happen to our members to conduct environmental livers nutrition messages Oklahoma teenagers tainable lifestyle change.” demand, prices surged to what is going on in Texas. restoration of historic well to teens 13-18 years old by have a nearly 70% chance Beginning with the “Fuel nearly $1,000/MMBtu.” That is a complete mess. I sites and to educate Oklaho- providing tangible tips to of being overweight or obese for Football” messages, which The SPP and every util- hope our members aren’t mans about oil and natural incorporate into their daily as adults, so the need for launched the week of Feb. 8, ity was urging customers watching that and thinking gas. lives. nutritional education was Swap Up feature various ex- to conserve electricity and they are about to get $1,000 Teens will receive in- high. A follow up survey amples about how fruits, veg- natural gas at the same time electric bills.” formation on how to eat will be conducted in spring etables and water can improve residents were turning on “I’m hoping, that we will healthier and drink more 2021 to assist in tracking a teen’s mood, concentration heat lamps, space heaters see relief measures before water, which helps teens impact of the campaign. and physical performance . and other supplemental OMPA bills member com- Seen & Heard feel better, improve their power sources to keep pipes munities for February con- studies and enjoy leisure sumption, and we’ll have a Larry Heald of Okarche time. from freezing. dropped by the Times and ratulations, Ron In When rolling blackouts clear plan for March billing “Obesity is linked to 13 ong gle! (February use) before the Free Press offi ce Monday, different cancers and is a C became a possibility Feb. 15, renewing longtime friend- Cimarron Electric Cooper- bills go out,” Slezickey said. risk for factor for many of “We are hoping the state ships along with his news- the leading causes of death ative CEO Mark Snowden paper subscription. will get federal aid and use in Oklahoma,” said TSET Heart Transplant received tentative assurance Heald worked at the from Western Farmers Elec- that to offset the natural gas Executive Director Julie 2-13-2001 prices. Kingfi sher Post Offi ce for 25 Bisbee. tric Cooperative that the years and is remembered for local coop would be spared, “OMPA knows how much we spent on fuel, his helpfulness and cheer- due to the number of energy fulness. industry assets powered by but market settlements for Offi cers production haven’t settled He has recently recovered [Continued From Page 1A] its system. after a case of COVID-19. yet, so OMPA doesn’t know Like Burns, Taylor car- WFEC is a generation District 2 County Com- what revenues are from ries a perfect GPA and is a and transmission coop that missioner Ray Shimanek generating. member of the NHS among serves electric coops in the expects to make quick work “I think OMPA will have a number of other activiteis western two-thirds of Okla- of repairing county roads Years & Ticking! to pay their gas bill before and honors. homa, including Cimarron. after recent snows. He says 0 seeing any relief.” She is currently the NHS 2 However, when tem- the key is to get the snow off So Grateful to Still Have You With Us, Dad! Slezickey said city staff secretary and president of peratures dipped to minus quickly. District 1 County will monitor customer bills the Fellowship of Christian — Love, Your Family 12 overnight Monday, SPP Commissioner Jeff Moss and “if bills are going to be Athletes. initiated rolling blackouts was among county cattle- high for April, we will sus- Also being considered for Tuesday morning over its men happy to see the heavy pend automatic payments secretary are Justin Stark of entire service area, deter- snow gone off fi elds. so no one’s bank account Kiefer and Blaken Strawn of mining which substations He says feeding and wa- gets drained. Haworth. to turn off based on min- tering cattle added several “We’ll work payment Northwest area vice ute-to-minute analysis of hours to each day. (Conver- plans with our customers president candidates also usage patterns without con- sation heard at Monday’s if needed, even if it means include Braden Heisler of sultation or notice to WFEC county commissioner meet- using some of our reserves Waukomis and Clayton or Cimarron management. ing.) In all, six of Cimarron’s to pay the bill to OMPA.” White of Mooreland. 20 substations were pow- On its website, Okla- ered off and back in a series homa Natural Gas told its of blackouts before the SPP customers that: announced just before 11 “We will work with ev- DO YOU HAVE ery customer to help them Score... QUICK a.m. that blackouts were QUESTIONS ABOUT suspended until further fi nd alternatives for paying notice. their bill. APPROVAL KINGFISHER COUNTY Problems Compounded “There are a number Although the blackouts of payment options and On Loans Up To LAND VALUES? were limited both in du- resources that we offer I CAN HELP. ration and number, they customers who are having $1500! impacted natural gas pro- fi nancial diffi culty. duction and processing “While we don’t know Fast, Courteous CALL ME TODAY FIND OUT WHAT facilities across Cimarron’s the details of the impact & Confidential YOUR PROPERTY IS WORTH. grid at the very point when from this winter storm yet, those facilities already were we will commit to doing STEVE PURVIANCE struggling to keep up with what we can to help our STANDARD demand. customers.” Agent, Northwest Oklahoma Land Specialist Government Response “We do not have one (580) 571-7305 single circuit coming out of Snowden said that Gov. 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On Monday, Long quali- fall at 4:36 of their quarter- Gant Browning is a state fi ed for the second straight fi nal match. qualifi er at 106 pounds and year when he pinned Clin- Harrah’s Liam Russell Rhylee Toepfer at 120. ton’s Mason Taylor at 2:34 pinned Browning at 3:18 of Browning was fourth in of their fi fth-place match. their semifi nal match. his weight class and Toepfer It was Long’s second win Browning rebounded in fi fth Saturday in the Class over Taylor as he opened the the consolation semifinal 4A west regional held at the tournament by pinning him to pin Weatherford’s Creek Tornado Dome in Clinton. in 1:57. Williams at 3:20 to lock up Two days later, Isaac However, he went down his spot at state. Long punched his ticket at in 3:51 to Tuttle’s Tucker Chickasha’s Caden McEl- 160 pounds and Braxton Waitman in the quarterfi nal roy then pinned Browning Shellstrom did the same at round. in 48 seconds in their third- heavyweight. Both Jackets That sent Long to the place match. took fi fth at their respective consolation bracket where, After receiving his early weights. after receiving a bye, he bye, Toepfer moved into The quartet of KHS wres- pinned Cache’s Elijah the semifi nals with an 11-6 tlers will compete in the 4A Smith. decision over Ada’s Julio state tournament this Fri- Kale Visnieski of Weath- Zummano. day at State Fair Arena. erford picked up an 8-5 win Christian Bermea of They helped Kingfi sher over Long in the consolation Clinton outlasted Toepfer to a tie for ninth place in the semifi nals. 8-5 in their semifi nal and team standings. Had Long, a junior, not then Harrah’s Colby Win- The Jackets scored 65 beaten Taylor, his season stead did the same by a 4-0 points, as did Newcastle. would have ended. score in the consolation Top-ranked and defend- Shellstrom faced the semifi nals. ing state champion Tuttle same scenario when he That sent Toepfer, a was dominant throughout. faced off against Tuttle’s junior, to the must-win fi fth- The Tigers boasted 320 Jacob Abston for fi fth. place match and he did just team points, well ahead of Shellstrom entered the that with a 21-4 technical runner-up Heritage Hall’s regional unseeded. fall against Elk City’s Ethan 188.5. But the KHS sopho- Banks. Blanchard took third more ended it quickly as he Lambert picked up a win with 187 points. pinned Abston in just 1:12. in his first-round match The Jackets nearly sent STATE QUALIFIERS –KHS wrestlers headed to the state tournament are, clockwise from top Shellstrom was sent to before losing in the quar- fi ve to the state tournament left: Gant Browning, Rhylee Toepfer, Braxton Shellstrom and Isaac Long. 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CDC SUGGESTS mask contest! MASKS DURING NETWORKING SESSION. 2B Wednesday, February 24, 2021 Kingfi sher (Okla.) Times & Free Press TIMES & FREE PRESS SPORTS KINGFISHER CASHION CRESCENT DOVER HENNESSEY LOMEGA OKARCHE YELLOWJACKETS WILDCATS TIGERS LONGHORNS EAGLES RAIDERS WARRIORS Webbers Falls STILL GOING puts end to Dover boys Lady Longhorns grab 2 regional wins; season, 63-42 The Dover boys staved chance for area on the line Tuesday off elimination once. They didn’t have anoth- Karlee Harviston came up big in the fi rst Harviston then scored six of Dover’s er one in them. half and in the fourth quarter. nine second-quarter points as it pulled Dover’s season ended Yareli Obeso was huge in the third. within 20-19. Monday with a 63-42 loss Together, they helped the Dover Lady She ended her night with a team-high to Webbers Falls in their Longhorns pull within one win of a Class 17 points. Class B regional consola- B area tournament. Dover was able to tie the game up in tion semifi nal at Agra. Dover defeated Glencoe 41-33 Monday the third quarter, thanks largely to Obeso, The Warriors outscored in the regional consolation semifi nal at who nailed two treys and scored all eight Dover in each quarter as Agra. of her points. they slowly pulled away The win advanced the Lady Longhorns McNulty ended with seven points while and advanced to the conso- to Tuesday afternoon’s consolation cham- Katelyn Harviston scored six. lation championship. pionship (after press time) against Coyle. The Lady Longhorns also held off elim- The Longhorns’ season The winner of that game advances to the ination on Saturday when they opened ended with a 12-11 record. area tournament, which starts Thursday the regional with an 81-51 victory against They got the 12th win in Stroud. Mason. Saturday when they opened The Lady Longhorns and Glencoe were The point total was Dover’s highest of the regional with a thrilling tied after three quarters, but Dover ended the season. It’s second-best was 67 points. 41-39 win against Coyle. the game on a 12-4 run. Six different Lady Longhorns scored in Damion Turner Harviston went 4 for 4 from the free the fi rst quarter alone as Dover built a 20- knocked down a free throw throw line to help seal the win. The team 12 lead and just kept adding to it. with nine seconds left to also got big 3-pointers from Madi Moeller Three of them ended in double fi gures. give the Longhorns a two- and Karlee McNulty in the fi nal eight Katelyn Harviston led the way with 16 point lead. minutes. points. Dover fouled while Harviston was the only consistent scor- Karlee McNulty added 13 and Hope attempting to press, but er in the fi rst half. Caldwell poured in 12. DHS FRESHMAN Karlee Harviston scored 17 points Monday Coyle’s Trace Clark missed She scored seven of Dover’s 10 points in Dover entered Tuesday’s game with an as the Lady Longhorns remained alive in the 2021 basketball the front end of a one-and- the fi rst quarter, which saw the team fall 8-12 record. playoffs. [Photo by Chris Simon/www.simon-sports-photos.smugmug. one. behind by two points. com] After Joriaun Caldwell also missed the front end on the other end, Dover was able to get a steal to end the game and advance. Lady Warriors avenge Thomas loss Caldwell scored 14 to place Dover in the win Okarche earned a bit of teams were tied at halftime and then four more points Vallerand was out when seconds into the overtime while Kolten Shaw scored payback and also secured before Okarche opened up in the fourth. the teams fi rst played. period and never got closer eight and Kasen Harviston its spot in the area tourna- a four-point lead by allow- Vandendriessche led all The Lady Warriors than three the rest of the seven. ment in one night. ing only six third-quarter scorers with 18 points. played this game without game. Webbers Falls was able The Lady Warriors best- points. She made both of her Tyson Endres, who injured Brayden Stover’s trey to score easier and got ed Thomas 50-45 at home “We had the same free throws in the fourth her knee during a practice with 1:22 to go pulled nearly half its points on 10 Saturday in their Class A amount of turnovers as quarter and the team was last week. Okarche within 56-53, but 3-pointers. regional winner’s bracket last time,” said Okarche 8 of 10 in the fi nal eight the Warriors didn’t score Daylon Jarrard buried matchup. coach Haley Mitchel. “But minutes. Warriors fall to Thomas, again. four of them as part of The win put Okarche we did play better defense The Lady Warriors were Woodland as season Woodland went 6 of 10 his 13 points and Camden into the regional fi nal Tues- this time around.” 12 of 14 for the game, a stat comes to end from the foul line to close Chappell added three more Back-to-back losses in day night (after press time) Thomas had just one Mitchel said played a key out the game. as he led all scorers with 25. the regional put an end to against Woodland. Win or fi eld goal in the third quar- role in holding off Thomas. The teams traded small The Warriors had four the Okarche boys’ season. lose that game, the eighth- ter and four in the second The Lady Terriers were runs as Woodland staked a players in double fi gures, The end came Monday ranked Lady Warriors will half. led by Katelyn Jones’ 11 25-22 halftime lead. but Caldwell was the only when the Warriors were play later this week in the Meantime, Sophie Van- points. The visiting Cougars one to manage the feat for dealt a 61-53 overtime loss area tournament in Enid. dendriessche continued Madison Owens added then opened the second Dover. at home by Woodland. Thomas defeated the a hot hand she had in the 11 points for Okarche, half with a 7-0 run to stake He knocked down 24 The Warriors’ season Lady Warriors 52-43 in fi rst half. which improved to 14-5. a 32-22 lead. points in the fi nal game of ended with a 10-11 mark. mid-January. Since then, The junior guard had Ryen Wittrock chipped But Okarche stormed his Dover career. After having a chance Okarche has won seven of eight first-half points. in eight points while Emma back to take a 36-34 lead Emory Norton and to win at the end of regu- eight games. She added six with two Stover scored seven and with 35 seconds left in the Turner scored six points lation, Okarche fell behind In this matchup, the third-quarter 3-pointers Karsyn Vallerand six. [See Okarche, Page 3B] apiece. by six points less than 45 2ND HALF DOMINANCE Raiders close strong, beat Wesleyan Christian, advance to regional championship contest A second-half surge was also experiencing ear- better in the second half.” helped propel the Lomega ly foul trouble. The Raiders posted 28 Raiders into their regional “We also didn’t move fourth-quarter points as championship game. the ball very well in the Kelby Ott knocked down Lomega outscored Wes- fi rst half,” coach Justin three 3-pointers. leyan Christian by 22 Edsall said as his fourth- He scored 11 of his points in the second half ranked Raiders took a 26- team-high 13 points in the to pull away for a 71-42 19 lead into the half. fi nal eight minutes. victory Saturday in Agra. All that changed in the Dilon Fisher added 11 The Class B regional second half. points and Riley Lump- winner’s bracket victory Lomega held its oppo- kin 10. pushed Lomega into Tues- nent scoreless for much The two were big for day night’s championship of the third quarter and the Raiders in the fi rst half game (after press time) used a 17-3 run to open a as they combined to scored against Glencoe. It also 21-point lead. 15 points. ensures Lomega will play Snowden scored seven Hector Rivera added in this week’s area tour- of his 10 points in the nine points and Blake nament at Stroud. third. Snowden eight for the Wesleyan Christian “We played better de- Raiders (20-3). made sure to double-team fense in the third and kept Wesleyan Christian LOMEGA’S Kelby Ott, pictured during a district championship game, scored 13 points to Lomega’s Noah Snowden them in front of us,” said was led by Clayton Hol- help the Raiders beat Wesleyan Christian. [Photo by Chris Simon/www.simon-sports-photos.smug- when he caught the ball Edsall. “We also moved the ley’s 13 points. mug.com] in the fi rst half. The senior ball better. Everything was Lomega dominates Coyle, 91-36 It’s nothing new for regional championship (af- lead. Lomega coach Kevin Lewal- ter press time) against Web- Emma Duffy scored all len to give playing time to bers Falls. eight of her points in the any number of Lady Raid- The winner of that game frame while Hensley Eaton ers throughout the game. will be in Friday night’s added seven more. In last Saturday’s Class area fi nal in Stroud and be The second quarter was B regional opener against just one win short of the much of the same as the Coyle, however, Lomega state tournament. The loser latter part of the fi rst as gave minutes to 10 players will be sent to the area con- Lomega went on a 29-7 run in the fi rst quarter. solation bracket and need to lead 59-14 at halftime. It wasn’t because he was three wins to advance. Darcy Roberts scored rotating them in and out… When Lewallen made fi ve points in the quarter but because he was unhap- his mass substitution and eventually led the team py with the initial play of against Coyle, Abby Swart with 18 points. his fi rst unit. answered with a pair of Eaton ended her night The message was re- buckets and Allie Roberts with 17. ceived and the usual on- a 3-pointer. Swart added 14 points slaught ensued as part of a Once the starters re- and Adysen Wilson 12. 91-36 victory in Agra. turned and finished the Lomega improved to The win advanced quarter, the top-ranked 22-0. LOMEGA SOPHOMORE Darcy Roberts scored a team-high 18 points last Saturday in her Lomega to Tuesday night’s Lady Raiders had a 30-7 team’s regional win over Coyle. [Photo by Chris Simon/www.simon-sports-photos.smugmug.com] Kingfi sher (Okla.) Times & Free Press Wednesday, February 24, 2021 3B Wrestling Okarche [Continued From Page 1B] advance to the complete A loss in the wrestle-in [Continued From Page 2B] Lockert and Ethan Fesler extra frame. wins - one via sudden vic- bracket, which has cham- match will mean elimina- quarter on a Wyatt Pinker- buried 3-pointers to open Okarche was sent to tory - to get his spot in the pionship and consolation tion. ton layup. the overtime period. the consolation bracket by consolation semifi nals. portions. The 14-2 spurt includ- Logan Kroener answered Thomas in a 50-33 defeat This time, Lambert fell ed a 10-0 run which saw with his own trey after a on Saturday. prey to the sudden victory Pinkerton and Stover both timeout, but the Cougars Up seven at halftime, the as Levi Harris of Blanchard State Tournament Schedule - Friday, Feb. 26 knock down 3-pointers. managed to hold their lead. Terriers outscored Okarche Fesler led all scorers with 28-18 in the second half. got that win, sending Lam- Session I The Warriors took an bert to his match against early four-point lead in the 22 points. Kroener was the only 9 a.m. – Doors open Lockert scored 11 and Warrior in double fi gures McCracken. 10 a.m. – Wrestle-in matches fourth quarter and, after Browning is in the full several ties, led 47-45 with added 11 rebounds while with 11 points. 11 a.m. – Quarterfi nals Lucian McKinney had 15 Stover scored nine. 106-pound bracket at state. 1 p.m. – Championship semifi nals and consolation fi rst the ball as the fi nal minute The brackets weren’t yet approached. points and nine rebounds. round The Cougars out-re- released at press time. 3 p.m. – Consolation semifi nals But Okarche turned it ADVERTISE FOR Toepfer, Long and Shell- Session II over, which allowed Wood- bounded Okarche 37-29. strom will take part in wres- 6 p.m. – Doors open land’s Nate Lockert to tie The Warriors got 14 GREAT EMPLOYEES tle-in matches, which begin 6:45 p.m. – Opening ceremonies, introductions and the game with 58.5 seconds points each from Kroener at 10 a.m. Friday. 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The FFA mission is to Governed by a 19-mem- food we eat to the clothes ers and the importance of For example, during 25, the National FFA make a positive difference ber board of trustees com- we wear. agricultural education. FFA Week, the Cleveland Foundation will celebrate in the lives of students by posed of educators, busi- This week, more than National FFA Week FFA chapter in Minneso- Give FFA Day, a 24-hour developing their potential ness leaders, individual 760,000 FFA members always runs Saturday to ta will be hosting a supply campaign encouraging for premier leadership, donors and FFA Alumni, across the country will Saturday and encompass- drive for the local hu- the public to support var- personal growth and ca- the foundation is a sepa- share the story of agricul- es Feb. 22, George Wash- mane society. ious needs impacting FFA reer success through agri- rately registered nonprofi t ture as part of National ington’s birthday. In Arkansas, Clarks- members. cultural education. organization. FFA Week. This year, the week ville High School FFA If interested in giving, For more, visit the Na- About 82 percent of ev- Today, FFA provides kicked off on Feb. 20 and will be reviving the old one can visit FFA.org/ tional FFA Organization ery dollar received by the the next generation of culminates on Saturday, community garden. GiveFFADay. Friday, Feb. online at FFA.org and on foundation supports FFA leaders who will change Feb. 27. Richland High School 26, all FFA members and Facebook and Twitter. members and agricultural the world. The National FFA FFA chapter in North supporters are encour- education opportunities. As the top school-based Board of Directors desig- Carolina plans to orga- aged to wear blue and About National For more, visit FFA.org/ youth leadership devel- nated the weeklong tra- nize a food drive and show their FFA pride. FFA Foundation Give. opment organization in dition, which began in Wheatland FFA in Mon- National FFA Week The National FFA the nation, FFA helps 1948, in recognition of tana will be building park will be featured on social Foundation builds part- The preceding story and young people meet new Washington’s legacy as an benches. media as well. nerships with industry, information were published agricultural challenges by agriculturist and farmer. These are just a few ex- Follow the #FFAweek education, government, on the National FFA Orga- helping members develop A group of young farm- amples of how FFA mem- hashtag on Facebook, other foundations, and nization’s website (ffa.org). their unique talents and ers founded FFA in 1928, bers will be living to serve Twitter and Instagram individuals to secure fi - For more information, con- explore their interests in and the organization has in their communities. and don’t miss @Nation- nancial resources that tact Kristy Meyer, market- a broad range of career been infl uencing gener- During FFA Week, the alFFA Facebook, Twitter, recognize FFA member ing and communications, at pathways. ations that agriculture is six national FFA offi cers Instagram and Snapchat achievements, develop [email protected] or call 317- FFA members are our more than planting and will connect virtually posts. student leaders, and sup- 802-4205. future leaders, our future harvesting – it involves with chapters across the port the future of agricul- food-suppliers, our future science, business and country – delivering key- About National innovators and so much more. notes, greetings, work- FFA Organization more. National FFA Week is shops and more. The National FFA Or- Whether it is through a time for FFA members National FFA Week is ganization is a school- We Salute service projects or com- to share agriculture with also a time for alumni and based national youth munity gatherings, Na- their fellow students as supporters to advocate leadership development All Of The tional FFA Week is a time well as their communi- for agricultural education organization of more than Kingfisher Co. for FFA members to raise ties. and FFA. 760,000 student members awareness about the role Chapters also give back Alumni and support- as part of 8,700 local FFA the National FFA Organi- to their communities ers celebrated Alumni chapters in all 50 states 24 Hours of giving for growing the future Chapters Each year during Na- tional FFA Week, the Na- tional FFA Foundation i Believe hosts a 24-hour giving event called Give FFA Day. This year, the annual day of giving will be held on Thursday, Feb. 25 – its sixth year in a row. FFA Leading up to and during the event, FFA *URZLQJ supporters are encouraged to get involved by sharing the event with their social /HDGHUV and professional networks, giving of their time and/or %XLOGLQJ 2220 South Highway 81 funds, and telling others .LQJÀVKHU2. why they support FFA. &RPPXQLWLHV [See Giving, Page 6B] 375-4134 God looked down on His planned paradise and said – I Need A Caretaker... ³6R*RG0DGH$)DUPHU´ –Paul Harvey Since 1927– Proud Supporters 3J/MRK¿WLIV'SYRX]·W We Proudly Support FFA Programs. 3YV/MRK½WLIV'SYRX] **%'LETXIVW :H$UH FFA embodies all the best about its members and we would like to take this opportunity to show our support to all area FFA Chapters. They deserve a hearty congratulations for a job well done with the youth KINGFISHER’S FFA MEMBERS WITH JOHNSONS SALESMAN MARK PRINGNITZ ...AND THEIR NICE NEW EXXIS STOCK TRAILER. involved in this organization. 'IPIFVEXMRK =IEVW3J%KVMGYPXYVEP4VSKVIWW 6RXWK0DLQ6WUHHW.LQJ¿VKHU2NODKRPD Member FDIC RFGFERO 6HH$OO2XU1HZ 3UH2ZQHG,QYHQWRU\DWZZZMRKQVRQVRINLQJÀVKHUFRP Kingfi sher (Okla.) Times & Free Press Wednesday, February 24, 2021 5B We Salute All The County 2020-21 Kingfi sher FFA Chapter Offi cers Programs...Producing Kingfi sher High School’s FFA offi cers for this year are, standing from left: Dustyn McLean, chaplain; Ivy Hartman, historian; Great Leaders For Tomorrow James Perdue, vice president; Braden Burns, president; Rebecca Auringer, secretary; Kara Murray, reporter; Rylie Farrar, parliamentarian; and Cora Taylor, sentinel. Pictured bottom left is Katon Lunsford, treasurer. [Photos provided] CONGRATULATIONS ON ALL YOUR ACCOMPLISHMENTS! i Believe 60DLQ Ř .LQJƓVKHU 405-375-6555 Locally owned & operated 2020-21 We Salute All Kingfisher County Lomega FFA Chapters FFA Chapter Offi cers Offi cers for the Lome- i Believe ga FFA chapter for Growing 2020-21 are, from left: front row, Damon Leaders, Building There are so many skills that must be learned to succeed Fisher, vice pres- LQWKHIDUPLQJLQGXVWU\%XWRXU\RXQJ.LQJƓVKHUDUHD Communities and ident; Dilon Fish- FFA members BELIEVE they are up to the challenge. playing a vital role in er, president; Issac Kerr, treasurer; and building tomorrow’s Kelby Ott, secretary; Okarche Grain & Feed MEGAN THORMODSGARD TYLER GRADERT leaders in and back row, Madi 8 mi. W. of Okarche 263-4566 Kingfi sher Kingfi sher Agri-Business Myers, sentinel; Cashion Grain & Feed DQGUHODWHG¿HOGV Brooks Uhlenhake, Main & Broadway 433-2066 chaplain; and Rylee Glazier, reporter. 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Times & Free Press 2020-21 Cashion FFA Chapter Offi cers Cashion FFA’s chap- Ball, reporter; Der- ter offi cers for 2020- ek Sheline, treasurer; 21 are, from left: Jake Jayce Evans, sentinel; Wilkerson, president; Grayson Stewart, par- Tyndal Fields, vice liamentarian; and Ken- president; Wyatt Col- dra Bryant, historian. lins, secretary; Ryann [Photo provided] OKLAHOMA ® AgCredit Land•Country Homes•Livestock•Equipment•Lines of Credit Kingfisher supports FFA! JOE VOTH - BRANCH MANAGER Joe VothLANE W INTER- Branch - LOAN ManagerOFFICER LanePAIGE Winter KRAUS - S UPPORT- Loan S PECIALISTOfficer KRISTINAPaige KrausMUEGGENBORG - Support - SUPPORT Specialist SPECIALIST CRISSYRussell UNRUH Zook - SUPPORT - Appraiser SPECIALIST RUSSELL ZOOK - APPRAISER EQUAL HOUSING ®® NMLSR# 809962 LENDER 405-375-5087 OKAGCREDIT.COM 2020-21 Okarche FFA Chapter Offi cers OKARCHE FFA offi cers this year are, from left: Jaycee Taylor, secretary; Cassye Mayo, sentinel; Evan Endres, treasurer; Blake Henrichs, president; Jalie Rother, reporter; Hannah Goble, parliamentarian; and Bridget Himes, vice president. [Photo provided] Giving [Continued From Page 4B] berly Coveney. Alabama has contributed on Each year, those who “With the help of gen- Give FFA Day in the past as support FFA unite to donate erous individuals and busi- a student. and raise funds while also nesses, we hope to get 1,500 “I was inspired to do- increasing awareness for supporters to join us this nate during the past Give the organization. year.” FFA Day because I knew Give FFA Day celebrates The funds raised from how benefi cial those funds the spirit of giving in the Give FFA Day deliver a myr- would be to the members,” FFA family. Alumni chap- iad of benefi cial services and McKinney said. ters and former members, programs from the national “I knew that my dona- businesses and organiza- to the state and local levels. tion would help members tions, parents and friends Among them are carry- to realize their potential, We Are Proud Of Our – those are just some of ing out the FFA mission and future career and foster re- the people who individu- providing for the organiza- al-world connections with County FFA Chapters! ally and collectively make tion’s greatest needs, gifting those around them.” #GiveFFADay a success. offi cial blue jackets to mem- McKinney continued:“I Our Kingfisher County FFA “Each year we’ve seen bers who may not otherwise think it is important for Members Are Learning Farming growth in the volume of do- be able to buy them, and FFA members and others And Ranching...And So Much grants and scholarships. to support National FFA by nors who contribute during More! They Are Learning The the daylong event,” said Ka’Shiya McKinney, a past state FFA offi cer from [See Giving, Page 7B] Confidence Of Public Speaking annual fund manager Kim- And Making Smart Decisions On Career Choices In Over 300 Spe- cific Fields Employing Over 23 416 N. Main Million Americans...Ranging From Agronomists To Zoologists. .LQJ¿VKHU It’s Genetics...It’s Engineering... It’s Mechanics...And Our Chapter Advisors Excel In Producing 375-6774 Winners, And Their Students Are +RXUV 0RQ)UL Setting The Standard For 6DW Excellence In Every Field. Our FFA Chapters Stack Up With The Best, And We’re Very Proud REACH Of Their Efforts. FORK LIFTS SIMILAR RENTALS TO HELP WITH YOUR PROJECT: :DUHKRXVH)RUNOLIW 0DWHULDO/LIW 6NLG6WHHUZ)RUNVDYDLODEOH For ALL Our Rental Equipment, Check Out Our Website... 6RXWK0DLQ6WUHHW.LQJ¿VKHU2.375-3121 www.wbcrental.com ZZZEDQF¿UVWEDQN Kingfi sher (Okla.) Times & Free Press Wednesday, February 24, 2021 7B i Believe. Advertise Autos & Accessories! 2020-21 Dover FFA Chapter Offi cers %X\ 6HOO&DUVLQWKH&ODVVLÀHGV 7LPHV )UHH3UHVV Dover FFA’s chapter offi cers this year are, from left: Wesley Butler, sentinel; Clair Barker, secretary; Madison Moeller, president; Pedro Valles, parliamentarian; Kasen Harviston, vice president; Emory Norton, reporter; and Alec Schilde, treasurer. [Photo provided] KINGFISHER COUNTY FFA CHAPTERS 2NDUFKH.LQJ¿VKHU+HQQHVVH\2PHJD+LQWRQ Kingfisher County and The Times & Free Press KHS FFA ~~P PARTNERS IN NEWSEWS SINCEINCE 1889 ~ NOTICE OF PERSONS APPEARING members TO BE OWNERS OF ABANDONED PROPERTY spread Valentine’s Day cheer LOOKING FOR LOST TREASURE? Common types of unclaimed property include: Kingfi sher FFA members annually take on a number Cash | Royalties | Life Insurance Proceeds of community service proj- Rebates | Paychecks | Stocks and Bonds ects. One of them is mak- ing and delivering Valen- tine’s Day cards and gifts KINGFISHER COUNTY to residents of the Center of Family Love in Okarche. CASHION Due to COVID-19, FFA BEUTLER JEFF members had to take extra PO BOX 283 precautions this year, but LOWERY NICHOLAS still found a way to spread 27133 N 2970 RD some love to the Center of MILLER MICHELLE Family Love. Making the 26204 E 868 RD deliveries this year were, from left, Kara Murray, Ivy Hartman, Katy Diedrich KINGFISHER and Gretchen Garrett. [Pho- WOODS LATOYA to provided] 801 S 3RD ST LOT 32 Giving This is only the latest list of names, so be sure to search for friends and family at OKTREASURE.COM [Continued From Page 6B] For any questions, feel free to give us a call at 405-521-4273 contributing financially OUR SERVICE IS ALWAYS FREE so members can continue having life-changing experi- State law requires that before any information may be obtained ences in this organization.” concerning reported unclaimed property, there must be a valid proven interest in property. To allow the Unclaimed Property Division to process your inquiry, For Give FFA Day, the please send a black and white copy of your driver’s license, Social Security Card National FFA Foundation and provide the following information. partners with state FFA as- Name of listed owner: ______sociations and foundations (Exactly as it appears in this publication) to leverage participation SSN/FEI No. of Listed Owner: ______(Not required, but failure to do so might delay claim processing.) and increase giving at the Your relationship to listed owner: ______local level. (i.e., self, spouse, divorced, heir – son, daughter, grandson, etc.) During the 24 hours of If listed owner is deceased, please check here: ______giving, donors have the op- Your name: ______tion to donate directly to the (Attach a Black and White copy of your driver’s license) SSN/FEI No. ______state of their choice (among (SS Not Required, but failure to do so might delay claim processing.) Current Address: ______other options). (If filing for a business give current business address.) Many state FFA foun- City: ______State: ______ZIP: ______dations join the national Day time phone number: ______foundation in their efforts, (Area Code) and also initiate their own E-Mail: ______promotions to encourage ______(Date) (Your Signature) philanthropic giving. Our only goal is to reunite property with its true and lawful owner. Upon review of your claim, To learn more about the Unclaimed Property Division may ask for additional documentation. 2021 Give FFA Day, vis- To save processing time, please attach to your claim copies of any documentation that verifies it FFA.org/GiveFFADay. your relationship to the listed owner. MAIL TO: Unclaimed Property Division, Oklahoma State Treasurer There you will fi nd social 9520 N. May Ave., Lower Level media images to download Oklahoma City, OK 73120 | (405) 521-4273 and share, as well as an The names and addresses contained in this notice are as they were reported by the holder. Information concerning the names and last-known addresses of the property holders may be obtained by any invitation that will save the person possessing an interest in the property by submitting an online claim or addressing an inquiry date to your calendar in one to the Unclaimed Property Division. The property is in the custody of the State Treasurer and all claims click. must be directed to the Unclaimed Property Division. 8B Wednesday, February 24, 2021 Kingfi sher (Okla.) Times & Free Press We Salute Our County FFA Chapters These Young Men & Women Excel In Their School Classrooms, And They Continue To Amaze Us With Their Achievements In State & National Competition. We Salute Them For Their Effort And Dedication. They Represent Our County With Pride & Honor. Cashion FFA, (l-r) front row: Jake Wilkerson, Tyndal Fields, Wyatt Collins, Ryann Ball, Derek Sheline, Jayce Evans, Grayson Stew- art, Kendra Bryant; row 2: Cathleen Hamil, Chandler Christianson, Trevor Cook, Bella Butler, Saron Gentry, Tanner Dean, Kali Galliher and Ava Brawley; row 3: Nathaniel Bronaugh, Skye Cherry, Avery Gray, Kenzie Isom, Brendan Henson, Colyn Sodowsky, Mackey Roper and Kyler George; row 4: Eli Martinez, Nick Jolliff, Creed Kastner, Blake Pickle, Emerson Brandt, Bryson Beutler, Ashton Moore, Maxx Higdon, Hank Hudson, Gavin Crow and Evan Hines DOVER FFA members, front row, l-r: Kasen Harviston, Padro Valles, Wesley Butler, Claire Barker, Emory Norton, Madison Moeller and Alec Schilde; 2nd row: Karlee Harviston, Hayli Cross, Kelsey Gilbert, Allie Schilde, Madison Goodwin, Hadlee Bryan, Rylee Buck and Chloe Wilkerson; 3rd row: Katelyn Harviston, Camila Gamez, Gabby Cervantes, Shelby Gilbert, Seth Higgenbothom, Victor Sigala and Cooper Cranford; 4th row: Lexi Holt, Sophia Schroder, Ashley Gamez, Fatima Aboite, Trey Dondhe, Nathan Cohee and Kolten Shaw; 5th row: Esme Calderon, Orlando Lozano, Luis Ruiz and Damion Turner. KINGFISHER FFA - Front row, l-r: James Perdue, Rylie Farrar, Kara Murray, Cora Taylor, Rebecca Auringer and Dustyn McLean; second row: Coleman Kitchens, Ashley Casillas, Gretchen Garret, Alli Themer, Hannah Francis, Gant Browning and Chloe Blair; third row: Jay Turner, Cameron Mcdonald, Sara Stiner, Kylie Hood, Erika Mercer, Jessica Unrien-Kincheloe, Leyla Avila and Katy Diedrich; fourth row: Cord Alig, Emma Lukasek, Keira Hine, Dawson Diedrich, Alexis Reed, Ally Scammahorn and Mayce Gibson; back row: Caden Kitchens, Gunner Snider, Daylan Mcmanus, Roger Freels, Grayson Bromlow, Nathaniel Duncan, Devin Diedrich and Judson Birdwell. Not pictured are Braden Burns, Jarret Birdwell, Biviana Orozco, Katon Lundsford, Myka Elliot, Harley Hux, Cy Jones, Tyler Pecha, Laney Rose, Ayden Varnell, Matthew Vogt, Ivy Hartman, Eddie Ortiz, Braxton Shellstrom, Nick Tramel, Grace Sinclair, Loren Smith, Bryce Boeckman, Chance Cowdery, Zach Crow, Michael Johnson, Maggie McCully, Rigoberto Padilla, Aldo Perez, Rhen Sigil, and 8th grade students Robert Barnett, Hailey Bieren, Colton Burns, Hailey Crosswhite, Natalie Garrett, Mia Hartman, Carter Kitchens, Bryant Morse, Will Newman, Santiago Ortega, Landon Schroeder, Jairo Velarde and Bode Williams. Okarche FFA Members, front row, from left: Madison Nance, Jake Henrichs, Jace Rother, Landon Goble, Connor Bomhoff, Trey Gilles, Trent Wanger, Blake Henrichs, Gunnar Smith and Tyson Endres; second row: Hannah Shepherd, Cassye Mayo, Hannah Goble, Haley Mayo, Jadyn Rother, Jalie Rother, Evan Endres, Ryen Wittrock, Adyson Arms and Mackenzie Schneiter; third row: Cody Dean (Advisor), Macki Suanny, Tori Spomer, Jaycee Taylor, Ruby Vandendriessche, Jill Glazier, Jake Taylor, Kylie Harper, Jasmin Barcenas, Barrett Howard and Bridget Himes; fourth row: Brenna Crider, Kaytlin Steelman, Paytyn Howard, Amanda Carranza, Briley Alig, Erica Hammons, Abigayle -RKQVRQ$OLFLD:DWHUVDQG6FRXW3D\QH ¿IWKURZ Katy Cresswell, Sage Hanrahan, Alia Suanny, Adriana Escobar, Heather Darst, Amanda Carranza, Ella Reherman and Shannon McLane. Unfortunately, Due To COVID 19 Restrictions, The Lomega & Hennessey FFA Chapters Were Unable To Have Their Picture Taken. Their Chapter Members Are Listed Below: HENNESSEY FFA: Leah Dickens, Adin Dickens, Jessin Hardin, Westyn Hopkins, Taylor Ladwig, LOMEGA FFA: Abi Yost, Abby Swart, Ariel Jones, Monse Rivera, Savannah Hooper, Dafne Rivera, Rylee Brooklynn Harris, Jakob Johns, Analy Portillo, Marisol Valles, Sergio Rea, Blainey Sturgill, Joseph Glazier, Owen Duffy, Ridge Eaton, Kolby Holmes, Kelby Ott, Brooks Uhlenhake, River Smith, Mario Thompson, Adan Valdez, Ivan Rivera, Tucker Goff, Caden Keith, Jaracca Simunek, Brooke Sims, Delon, Kade Shaloy, Tristin Blevins, Madison Espy, Blake Yost, Braxton Murray, Alex Woodring, Kyte Yost, Katelynn Renshaw, Karlee Lara, Antonio Rodriguez, Thomas Gerrior, Mathew Streck, Cale Dickens, Austin Chestnut, Trevor Lentz, Traver Duffy, Madi Myers, Abby Hansen, Dilon Fisher, Damon Fisher, Allie Amey Haymaker, Weston Smith, Austin Owens, Emily Hawk, Tyler Trotter, Ryan Pribil, Zach Moulton, Roberts, Aubree Geisler, Kate Myers, Jonah Pendergraft, Caleb Ramer, Chase Burton, Caitlynn Biehler, Alan Perez, Harley Johnson, Clayton Rensha, Jonathan Harak and Manuel Olivas. 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