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COALGATE
Volume 131 Number 36
COALGATE, OKLAHOMA 74538
RECORD
REGISTER
Coal County (USPS 120140)
50¢
Wednesday, NOVEMBER 19, 2014
Tupelo Schools Honor Veterans
VETERANS DAY AT TUPELO SCHOOLS — The above Student Council members were responsible for the Tupelo Schools Veterans Day program.
From left (back) - Caleb Watson, John Whitlock, Kyle Bailey, Jace Eidson; (front) - Lana Nelson, Keara Bourland, Hailey Ellis, and Courtney Hickman.
(See story and more photos pages B-3, B-7 and B-8.)
Hawkins facing multiple charges
Multiple criminal charges
have been filed against former
Tupelo police officer Johnnie
Lewis Hawkins II in connection
with an October burglary of
the Tupelo Police Department.
A gun safe, six weapons and
other property belonging to the
police department were stolen
during the burglary.
Hawkins was charged
November 13 with felony
Veterans Day at Emerson
will be published next week
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must be in no later than noon on
Monday, November 24.
burglary in the second degree,
larceny of controlled dangerous
substance, and knowingly
concealing stolen property. He
also faces two misdemeanor
charges
for
destroying
evidence and malicious injury
to property.
According to a probable
cause affidavit filed by Tupelo
Chief of Police Trevor Dean,
the police department was
broken into the night of October
28 or early morning October
29. An air conditioning unit
was removed to gain entry into
the building.
Stolen items included a gun
safe, six guns, miscellaneous
ammunition, three bullet
resistant vests, and two
pieces of evidence listed as a
drug pipe and a half-smoked
marijuana cigarette.
The McClain County
Sheriff’s Office arrested
Hawkins on November 7 after
Coal County Undersheriff
Bobby
Hatton
notified
McClain County that Hawkins
was believed to be at the
years of experience in choir.
They learned two songs of
their voice part and sang for
the judges in a room from
behind a makeshift wall. The
judges did not see the students,
nor could the students see their
judges.
Maylin auditioned for the
Soprano 1 section and Hannah
auditioned for the Alto 2
section.
On November 3 and 4, the
students, along with their
teacher Nancy Jo Hestand
and their families, traveled
to Guthrie for two days of
rehearsal with a special
clinician, Ginny LeDoux,
whose expertise is in children’s
choirs.
LeDoux is the founder and
Artistic Director/Conductor
Emerita of the Tulsa
Children’s Chorus. She holds
degrees from Westminster
residence of his girlfriend in
Byars, OK.
According to Dean, Hawkins
admitted during questioning by
Dean and Hatton to breaking
into the police department
and taking the guns and other
items. He denied having any
assistance, stating that he
worked alone.
Hawkins was wearing one
of the stolen guns at the time
of his arrest, authorities said. Continued on Page A-4
Election Story Page B-8
Coalgate students selected for All-District Choir
Two Coalgate School
students represented their
community and Coalgate
Schools in the East Central
Oklahoma Choral Directors
Association (ECOCDA) AllDistrict Choir.
Maylin Burns, an eighth
grade student at Wallace Byrd
Middle School, was selected
to the choir for the second year
in a row.
Hannah Hall, Emerson
Elementary
sixth
grade
student, was selected for her
first year.
At an audition held at OBU
in Shawnee on October 6,
approximately 600 students
from central Oklahoma
auditioned for three choirs
that totaled 250 singers. These
students were selected through
an anonymous audition where
judges knew nothing of the
size school or the students’
COALGATE SCHOOL STUDENTS Hannah Hall, left, and Maylin Burns with Vocal Music Director Nancy Hestand.
Choir College and the
Peabody Conservatory of
Music. Her outstanding work
with children’s choirs and
time as an adjunct professor at
Tulsa Community College has
earned her acclaim throughout
Oklahoma. She is an active
clinician and has been a
leader in the American Choral
Directors Association for many
years. Ginny currently serves
as Director of Children’s
Music Ministries at Boston
Avenue Methodist Church and
is a music teacher at Holland
Hall.
The final event of the twoday festival was a concert
held at the beautiful Shriners
Temple in Guthrie. The girls
sang in the Treble Choir and
also heard students who had
been selected for the JH Chorus
and HS Chorus.
ECOCDA is the most
competitive,
outstanding
choral district in the state
of Oklahoma. It includes
all Oklahoma City schools,
Norman, Guthrie, Choctaw,
Shawnee, Ada, and many
smaller schools throughout
central Oklahoma. Selection
for these choirs requires
much practice time outside
of the regular school day, a
commitment from the students’
parents to support them, and a
desire to be one of the best.
Coalgate was very well
represented with these two fine
young ladies. Congratulations,
Maylin and Hannah!
PAGE A-2—COALGATE RECORD REGISTER—NOVEMBER 19, 2014
Christmas Parade Set
for December 13
The Coal County Chamber of Commerce announced today that
the annual Parade of Lights and other Christmas activities are
scheduled for Saturday, December 13.
No pre-registration is required for the Parade of Lights.
Participants will be given a registration form to fill out during the
parade lineup.
The annual “Night in Bethlehem” will be held December 13
following the parade.
Plans for the Christmas events are being finalized and will be
published in the paper as soon as they become available. In the
meantime, mark December 13 on your calendar.
Coalgate man injured in
Garvin County Crash
A Coalgate man was transported to an Oklahoma City hospital
on November 12 after his vehicle was involved in an accident in
Garvin County.
The Oklahoma Highway Patrol reported that Daniel Bailey, 49,
Coalgate, was driving a 2001 Dodge Dakota pickup east on a
county road south of Maysville when the pickup failed to stop at
a stop sign and was struck by a northbound vehicle.
The second vehicle was a 2004 Chevrolet Tahoe driven by
Wayman G. Potts, 45, of Maysville, OK.
Bailey was transported from the scene by Air Evac Lifeteam
air ambulance to OU Medical Center in Oklahoma City. He was
admitted in good condition with trunk internal injuries.
Potts was treated at the scene for minor head injury. Two
juveniles in the vehicle were uninjured.
An airbag in Potts’ vehicle deployed. Seat belts were in use in
Potts’ vehicle. Bailey was not wearing a seat belt.
The accident was investigated by trooper Tommy Riddle of
the Garvin County detachment of Troop F. Riddle was assisted
by trooper Kevin Sparkman of Troop A, the Maysville Fire
Department, Lindsay EMS and Maysville Police Department.
More Scams Reported
in Coal County
The Sheriff’s Office has
received recent reports of more
telephone scams.
Once again, citizens are
warned to NEVER, NEVER
furnish personal or financial
information of any kind to an
unknown caller – regardless
of who they claim to be.
Scammers know all the tricks
to get your money, so don’t
fall for anything they tell you.
Hang up the telephone! This is
not the time to be polite.
One Coal County man
reported that he received a
call from a woman claiming
to be a paralegal working on
a particular case and asked the
man for his name and Social
Security number. He was smart
enough to not furnish either.
When the number (1-888-7200162) was called by the Record
Register, a recording identified
the company as Delaware Asset
Management.
Scammers are also still
targeting people through
fraudulent IRS calls.
The IRS is warning people
to be aware of any telephone
call or email that uses the IRS
as a lure.
The IRS will always send
taxpayers a written notification
of any tax due via the U.S.
mail. The IRS does not
initiate contact with taxpayers
by email or telephone to
request personal or financial
information. Never open any
attachments or click on any
links contained in an email
message.
These so-called IRS callers
are frequently insulting or
hostile - apparently to scare
their potential victims. Some
potential victims have even
been threatened with arrest.
Once
again,
NEVER
furnish any kind of personal
or financial information to
any caller or email sender.
The consequences can be
devastating.
Tips from a
Trooper
By Trooper John Ivey
Well, we’ve had several freezes, the season’s first snow has
arrived, and we can put the lawn mower away.
It’s deer season once again, and the deer are moving! Hunters
from the metro areas always ask me if I see many deer around
here. I normally answer them by saying, “If you can’t get one
with a gun or a bow, you can surely get one with your vehicle!”
If you do get in a collision with a deer, you do need to report it
merely for insurance purposes. I don’t believe the deer’s family
will be filing a lawsuit, but by having an official at the accident
scene your insurance company cannot deny that you have hit a
deer. If possible, pull your vehicle to a safe place off the roadway
and contact the appropriate agency. They will let you know what
to do.
Also, you didn’t think I was ending this article without
mentioning seatbelts, did you? Wear your seatbelt or expect a
citation!
There, I’m not sure I could be any clearer. You will always be
better off wearing a seatbelt than not wearing one.
The Oklahoma Highway Patrol will be out with extra patrols
on the travel days this holiday season, so be safe…and save room
for dessert on Thanksgiving Day! Coalgate Police Report
Traffic Citations
The following traffic citations were issued by the Coalgate
Police Department from Monday, November 10, through
Sunday, November 16:
Jay Dylln Johnson, Ada, OK – Public intoxication; carrying
a concealed weapon.
Matthew Alexander Johnson, Euless, TX – Driving under
suspension.
PUNT, PASS, KICK CHAMPIONS! Two Coalgate School students traveled to
the AT&T Stadium (Cowboy Stadium) in Arlington, TX, for the NFL Punt, Pass
and Kick Cowboys team championship held November 1. Tristin Trevathan
competed in the 6-7 year-old boys division and Bryce Hill competed in the 1415 year-old boys division. Both students placed second in the competition and
did an excellent job representing the Coalgate School District and the State of
Oklahoma. Tristin and Bryce are shown above with Debra Shockey, Coalgate
School Physical Education teacher.
OLNEY REUNION 2014 — Bill Piearcy and Elvira Riley Drawbaugh represented the
Olney HS class of 1950.
Winston Rice thanks supporters––––––––––
I would like to thank the 150 persons who supported me in the District 3 Coal County Commissioner election. We made a showing but came up short. I ran a clean campaign, albeit
limited.
I was completely transparent about my experiences, education and objectives with articles
submitted to the Coalgate Record Register and posting them on the Clarita Oklahoma Facebook page. I also provided a link on Facebook and a web address in the newspaper to my
biographical sketch at www.panamacanal.com/win.html. I did not put any signs up or knock
on any doors. I ran as a Conservative Republican.
I also invited everyone in Coal County to a meet and greet dinner at the Iron Horse Smokehouse on October 25th. Unfortunately, Halloween activities seemed to overshadow our efforts to get the message out. Although many people came, we expected more.
Only 40% of the registered voters in Coal County went to the polls to vote. The breakdown
on voters who supported me in this year’s election is as follows:
Lehigh – 65; Olney – 43; Valley Insurance – 23; Clarita - 19
I’m not done yet. I know I can make a difference as a private citizen. I will continue my
work here in Clarita and I am always available to help others around Coal County to develop
their exciting ideas. I would also like to reach out to all the wonderful people who believed in
me to come together to share ideas to get our county headed in the right direction. Please
contact me. It is not too soon to start planning our future. You can call or text me at 580-5599970, or you can message me on the Clarita Oklahoma Facebook page. My email address
is [email protected].
Hurley Manor Volunteers
In Lieu of the Annual
Hurley Manor Volunteers Bazaar
A Bake Sale Will Be Held
November 22, 2014
9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Hurley Manor
All contributions of bAked items will be welcomed
(Proceeds Dedicated to Hurley Manor Residents)
* Residents will also have some of their crafts for sale*
COALGATE RECORD REGISTER—NOVEMBER 19, 2014—PAGE A-3
COTTONWOOD
BAPTIST CHURCH
George Marty Brock
REVIVAL!
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 23 morning & evening service
Monday 24, Tuesday 25 & Wednesday 26
7:00 pm nightly
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
FALL FEAST
REVIVAL LUNCHEON NOVEMBER 23 AT NOON AFTER MORNING SERVICE
Invite a friend, come and fellowship with the church and our guest
Brother Marty Brock
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
=
(Corner of Newell & Queen)
Meeting Each Sunday
—Photo submitted
YOUNG HUNTER Trevor Robson was one of the many Coal County kids that participated
in the 2014 youth deer gun season held October 17-19. The 4-point buck shown above
was bagged the opening evening of the youth hunt and was Trevor’s second deer of the
day. That morning, he harvested a doe. Trevor is already a seasoned hunter at the age
of 7. He killed his first deer when he was 5 and to date has a total of four under his belt.
Posing with her big brother is 2-1/2-year-old Tori Plunkett.
OHCE
Leader
Lesson
Friday
Oklahoma Home
and Community Education
Clubs of Coal County will
hold their monthly Leader
Lesson on Friday, November
21, at 1:30 p.m. at the new
OSU Extension Building
at 1501 S. Broadway in
Coalgate.
Kelsey Ratcliff, Coal
County FCS/4-H Educator,
will be presenting “Camp
Dutch Oven Cooking.”
This lesson will teach the
basics of camp Dutch oven
cooking and a sample of
a Dutch oven dish will be
served.
The
OHCE
Leader
Lessons are open to all Coal
County citizens who want to
participate, whether or not
they are OHCE members!
For more information,
please call Kelsey Ratcliff at
the OSU Extension Office,
(580) 927-2262.
Oklahoma
State
University, U.S. Department
of
Agriculture,
State
and Local Governments
Cooperating: The Oklahoma
Cooperative
Extension
Service offers its programs
to all eligible persons
regardless of race, color,
national origin, religion,
gender, age, disability, or
status as a veteran, and is an
equal opportunity employer.
at 11:00 a.m.
would like to invite you to join them in worship
580-258-8856 or 580-927-2267
New Lower Auto Rates
The
Coal County
District Court
Records
Felonies
Johnnie Lewis Hawkins
II, Tupelo, OK – Burglary
in the 2nd degree; larceny of
controlled dangerous substance;
knowingly concealing stolen
property.
Misdemeanors
Willie Doyle Manion, Ada,
OK – Driving a motor vehicle
while under the influence of
alcohol.
Johnnie Lewis Hawkins
II, Tupelo, OK – Destroying
evidence; malicious injury to
property.
Civil
Midland Funding vs Randall
Rice – Indebtedness.
OLNEY REUNION 2014 — Irene Williams Stutte, Clarita,
left, and June Riley Scott, Stonewall, represented the
class of 1947.
Call or Come by for a Free Quote
Daniel Dillard Passes Away
Daniel Vaughndale Dillard, I, a longtime Atoka resident passed away November 14, 2014 at Oklahoma City at the age
of 58. He was born October
29, 1956 to Edward and Lillie Mae (Mosley) Dillard at
Ft. Worth, TX and attended
school at Mamie Johnson and
Atoka High School. Daniel
proudly served his country
in the Navy and was a truck
driver. He married Rita Ann
(Green) Dillard May 17,
1980 at Coalgate. Daniel
was a member of Kingdom
Hall of Jehovah’s Witness of
Atoka. He enjoyed spending
time with the children and
grandchildren, deer hunting, fishing, raising
chickens and music.
Survivors include a son, Daniel Dillard,
II and wife, Amanda of Phillips, OK; daughters, Jennifer Dillard, Amber Manion and
husband, Adam all of Atoka; sisters, Donna
Waller and husband Clyde,
of Calvin, Debra Casey of
Coalgate and Lora Gwinn
and husband, Joe of Bromide; thirteen grandchildren;
along with nieces, nephews,
other relative and many dear
friends.
He was preceded in death
by his parents; wife, Rita Dillard; great grandson, Lucas
Crum; and brother, David
Hicks.
Casketbearers were James,
Carter, Michael Sherwood,
Jessie Self, Jody Casey, Adam Manion,
and Tony Airington; honorary bearers were
Phillip Goode, Shannon Bays, and Bobby
Hunt.
Service Thursday for Alva Ray Fortenberry
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The other weapons, vests and ammunition were recovered
in the trunk of his girlfriend’s car. The safe was recovered
in a ditch on SH 48 north of Tupelo, where Hawkins said he
had discarded it. He destroyed the drug evidence, he said.
During Hawkins’ initial court appearance on November
13 without an attorney, the Court entered a plea of not
guilty on his behalf to all the charges. He is scheduled
for a November 20 preliminary hearing conference on the
burglary charges plus an unrelated felony charge filed in
September for unauthorized use of a police vehicle. He is
being held in the Coal County jail on $277,000 bond.
The Tupelo burglary investigation was a top priority case
involving the Coal County Sheriff’s Office, the Tupelo
Police Department, and the McClain County Sheriff’s
Office, Sheriff Bryan Jump stated.
Hawkins has been charged in McClain County with felony
knowingly concealing stolen property.
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Coalgate, OK
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Funeral services for Alva Ray Fortenberry, a longtime Atoka resident, formerly
of Oklahoma City and Checotah area, will
be held Thursday, November 20, 2014 at
10:00 a.m. at Brown’s Funeral Chapel in
Atoka with Bro. Arvel Hall officiating.
Family night will be Wednesday evening 6:00 to 8:00
p.m. Burial will be in Tushka Cemetery with Brown’s
Funeral Service of Atoka in
charge of arrangements.
Mr. Fortenberry was born
January 26, 1941 to Thomas
Loyd and Leona (Hanson)
Fortenberry at Atoka, OK
and passed away November
15, 2014 at Durant at the age
of 73. He attended Atoka
High School and married
Agnes “Neoma” (Graham)
August 13, 1960 at Tushka.
She preceded him in death July 18, 1982.
He later married Gequita Walker. Alva
worked concrete construction and was of
the Baptist faith. He loved hunting, fishing, raising beagles and coon dogs.
Survivors include his children, Tammy
Herring and husband, Shriver, Boyd Fortenberry, Brad R. Fortenberry and wife, Pam,
all of Atoka, Lisa Hyde of Tulsa, Rocky Nevada Fortenberry of North Dakota and Nikki Nicole Fortenberry of Atoka; brothers,
Dale Fortenberry, Victor Fortenberry and
wife, Ermie of Topeka, KS, Bobby Fortenberry and wife, Faye of California, Curtis
Fortenberry and wife, Sue
of Oklahoma City, Vernon
“Bulldog” Fortenberry of
Atoka, Kenneth Fortenberry
and wife, Minnie of Checotah and Delbert Fortenberry
of Atoka; sisters, Marlene
Gabriel of Atoka, and Patricia
Rector and husband, Steve of
Lane, OK; fifteen grandchildren; six great grandchildren;
former wife and mother of
Rocky and Nikki, Gequita
Walker-Edinger, along with
nieces, nephews, other relatives and many dear friends.
He was preceded in death by
his parents; first wife; son, Allen Lee Fortenberry Bartels; brother, Thomas Fortenberry
and sister, Winnie Lou Donihoo.
Casketbearers will be Travis Allen, Shane
Herring, B. J. Haggard, J. D. Fortenberry,
Devian Fortenberry and Dillian Fortenberry.
Private graveside services for Patricia
(Bagwell) Tramell, an Atoka resident, were
held November 18, 2014 at
Westview Cemetery in Atoka. Arrangements were under the direction of Brown’s
Funeral Service of Atoka.
Ms. Tramell was born
March 29, 1934 to Amos
and Pearl (Billingsley) Bagwell at Atoka and passed
away November 15, 2014 at
Atoka at the age of 79. She
graduated from Atoka High
School in 1952, and then attended Oklahoma A&M College. On May 15, 1952 she
married Ben “Scoot” Tramell in Atoka. He
preceded her in death December 1, 2000.
Patricia was a homemaker and was a mem-
ber of the First United Methodist Church in
Atoka. She loved bowling, golf and was a
member of Red Rose Garden
Club. Patricia enjoyed traveling, spending time with
children and was always involved in her activities.
Survivors include two
sons, John Tramell and Robert Tramell, both of Atoka;
daughter, Linda Nickles and
husband, Marty of Auburn,
KS; grandchildren Melinda
Nickles, Kayla Nickles and
Cody Nickles, all of Auburn,
KS; along with other relatives and friends.
She was preceded in death by her parents; husband, Scoot Tramell and sister,
Juanita Rogers.
Graveside Service Held for Patricia Tramell
It’s Poinsettia Time!
Don’t miss out! If you
want to order a potted
poinsettia from Coal County
4-H, the deadline is Friday,
November 28.
These are beautiful 10”
potted red poinsettias with
lots of blooms for only $20.
They are very large, with
rich and brilliant red blooms
of excellent quality at a great
price. They would retail for
at least $50-$75.
Payment must be given at
time of order. The poinsettias
will be available for pickup
at the Coal County Fair Barn
in early December. Orders
may be placed with any Coal
County 4-H member or the
Coal County Cooperative
Extension Office.
The
telephone number is 9272262.
All proceeds from this
fundraiser are used to
sponsor 4-H programs and
events in Coal County.
Oklahoma
State
University, U.S. Department
of
Agriculture,
State
and Local Governments
Cooperating. The Oklahoma
Cooperative
Extension
Service offers its programs to
all eligible persons regardless
of race, color, national origin,
religion, sex, age, disability,
or status as a veteran, and is an
equal opportunity employer.
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Service Held for Dennis “Denny” Hilburn
Funeral services for Dennis Dewayne
“Denny” Hilburn, a lifelong Wapanucka,
OK resident, were held Friday, November
14, 2014 at 2:00 p.m. at the Wapanucka
High School Cafeteria. Interment was in Rose Hill Cemetery in Wapanucka with
Brown’s Funeral Service of
Atoka in charge of arrangements.
Mr. Hilburn was born October 1, 1949 to James and
Helen Vonice (Cartwright)
Hilburn at Wapanucka and
passed away November 12,
2014 at Wapanucka at the
age of 65. He attended Wapanucka High School and
married Kelli Denise (Foster)
June 11, 1979 in Tishomingo. Denny was a retired truck
driver, and helped operate Kelli’s Kitchen
in Wapanucka. He was of the Baptist faith
and was a member of Wapanucka Baptist
church. Denny was an avid OU fan, loved
doing mechanic work, loved to cook and
drag race. He also loved spending time
with the grand babies, loved to fish and
was a member of the Choctaw Gaming
Club.
Survivors include his wife, Kelli Denise
Hilburn of the home in Wapanucka; sons,
Travis Hilburn and wife, Ashley of Wapanucka, Bryan Hilburn also of Wapanucka;
grandchildren, Zane, Faith,
Grace, Carter and Mia Hilburn; brother, Clay Hilburn
and wife, Christine of Wapanucka; mother-in-law, Marg
Foster of Bromide; in-laws,
Kim Wood and husband, Pat
of Ada, Lisa Foster of Wapanucka, Steve Foster and wife,
Lisa of Bromide, Stacy Foster and wife, Kim of Coleman, Kristi Green of Bromide, along with numerous
nieces, nephews, cousins,
other relatives and many dear
and loved friends.
He was preceded in death
by his parents; brothers, Mike and Robby
Dale Hilburn; father-in-law, Pete Foster;
sisters-in-law, Angel Sartin and Debbie Parnell.
Casketbearers were Sid Gloyne, Tommy
Brooks, Ward Wallis, Boyd McGuire, Kenneth Cleveland and Brandon Hall. Honorary
bearers were Robin Smith, Marvin Smith,
Steve Foster, Stacy Foster, Chad Hilburn,
Guy Sartin and Ronnie Plumley.
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Graveside Service Held for Rosalie Jenkins
Graveside services for
Rosalie (Thomas) Jenkins, a
Purcell resident, formerly of
Coalgate were held Wednesday (today), November 19,
2014 at 11:00
a.m. at Coalgate Cemetery with
Mr. Lloyd
McElhaney
officiating.
Brown’s Funeral Service
of Coalgate
was in charge
of arrangements.
R o s a l i e
was born October 11, 1931
in Coalgate, OK to Ralph
and Ella Taylor Thomas and
passed away November 14,
2014 at her home in Purcell
at the age of 83. She grew
up in Coalgate and graduated from Coalgate High
school, class of 1949. Rosalie started out as a beauty
operator after high school
and moved to Oklahoma
City where she met and married Aubrey Jenkins, also
from Coalgate, February 14,
1956. She began working
as a long distance operator
on a switchboard at Southwestern Bell Telephone
Company where she eventually retired, after 33 years of
loyal service. Rosalie and
Aubrey were half owners of
the Post 29 Mobile Home
Park in MWC, OK and the
Garden Oaks Mobile Home
Park in OKC.
They
had
raised cows
and with the
help of her
son, Randy,
she has kept
the
cattle
business going after Aubrey’s death.
She had the
knack to attract homeless animals
of all kinds
for as long as anyone can
remember, and there was
always enough food and
love for one more. After
Aubrey’s death in 1983, she
eventually sold her home in
Moore and moved to Purcell
on a farm and at one time
also lived in Coalgate part
time where she enjoyed seeing old friends and dancing
at the local dances. Rosalie died peacefully with her
son, Randy and her faithful
dog, Bud by her side.
She is survived by her
two children, son Randy
Jenkins of Purcell and
daughter, Angie Jenkins
Long and husband, Randal,
Clarita Community Center
Hosts Blood Drive November 26
As Bedlam nears, Oklahoma Blood Institute (OBI)
and Clarita Community Center are giving area residents
the opportunity to get their
game on. Each donor from
3 to 7 p.m., Wednesday, November 26, will receive the
choice of an OU or OSU Tshirt. All donors will be entered to win a pair of tickets
to the 2014 Bedlam football
game in Norman.
All healthy adults, 16
years and older**, are encouraged to give. Donations
take about an hour and can
be made every 56 days.
Oklahoma Blood Institute
is Oklahoma’s blood center,
exclusively providing every
drop of blood needed by patients in 141 medical facilities across the state.
Donors can opt to forgo
the T-shirts. Funds designated for them will be directed to an international
charity, Global Blood Fund.
It is a nonprofit that provides
blood center technology and
supplies to struggling blood
centers around the world so
they can meet local needs
through voluntary blood donation.
“As we get fired up for
this great Bedlam rivalry,
surely we can get just as passionate about saving lives of
our neighbors and friends,”
said John Armitage, M.D.,
Oklahoma Blood Institute
president and CEO. “People
are counting on us to step up
and give.”
Appointments are encouraged and can be made
at obi.org or by calling 877340-8777.
and only grandson, Timothy Long of Moore, OK; her
double cousin, Bettie Thomas Levingston as well as her
Eddings family nieces and
nephew.
Preceding her in death
were her parents; husband;
and sister, Evelyn Aline
Thomas Eddings.
She was buried in the
Coalgate Cemetery next to
Aubrey; the same cemetery
where her and Aubrey’s parents and other family members are buried.
EAT BETTER.
MOVE MORE.
BE TOBACCO FREE.
WALK OUT, SMOKE OUT, COOK OUT
GASO EVENT 2014
Head
County
Fair
Headout
outto
toCoal
Coalgate
Park
for Barn
the
Great American Smokeout on November 20th.
We’ll have booths and activities that will help families learn how to:
• Get moving
• Eat better
• Promote tobacco-free
environments
Plus, enjoy FREE turkey dogs, chips and drinks!
PARK
COALCOALGATE
COUNTY FAIR
BARN
NOVEMBER 20, 2014
3:30-5:30PM
Sponsored by the Atoka/Coal Partnership for Change Coalition
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Commissioners’ Proceedings
The Board of County Commissioners of Coal County met for a regular scheduled meeting on
Monday, November 3rd, 2014 at 9:00 a.m. in the conference room of the County Commissioners Building.
Michael Hensley called the meeting to order at 9:00 a.m.
Roll was called by Michael Hensley. Those present were: Michael Hensley, Chairman, Johnny
Ward, Vice-chairman, Brock Jones, Member, and Eugina Loudermilk, County Clerk.
Invocation was given by Johnny Ward.
Guests present were: State Representative Donnie Condit and Sheriff Bryan Jump.
Johnny Ward made a motion to approve the minutes from the previous meeting. Brock Jones
seconded. Ward, Jones and Hensley approved.
Johnny Ward made a motion to approve the county officialsʼ October monthly reports for the
offices of the Assessor, County Clerk, Treasurer, Health Department, and Sheriff. Brock Jones seconded.
Ward, Jones and Hensley approved.
Brock Jones made a motion to approve blanket purchase orders for November. Johnny Ward
seconded. Jones, Ward and Hensley approved the following:
November,
2014
PO# VENDOR
ACCOUNT AMOUNT
BLANKET PO'S 1695 KOUNTRY STORE
B-8
$2,000.00
1696 OK DEPT OF SAFETY
B-8
$350.00
1697 PEC
B-8
$25.00
1698 RICKS OIL
B-8
$1,500.00
1699 FAMILY DOLLAR
B-8
$400.00
1700 C&C
B-8
$50.00
1701 McNUTT AUTO
B-8
$300.00
1702 CIRCLE N
B-8
$175.00
1703 SONNY'S
B-5
$600.00
1704 GUDERIAN FOOD
B-5
$900.00
1705 RICKS OIL
T-2A#1
$3,500.00
1706 C&C
T-2A#1
$1,000.00
1707 KOUNTRY STORE
T-2A#1
$9,000.00
1708 FITTSTONE
T-2A#1
$5,000.00
1709 HALLS AUTO
T-2A#1
$500.00
1710 BLESSING GRAVEL
T-2A#1
$5,000.00
1711 PEC
T-2A#1
$125.00
1712 COALGATE FUELS
T-2A#2
$5,500.00
1713 MISTY VALLEY WATER COMPANY
T-2A#2
$100.00
1714 RICKS OIL
T-2A#2
$1,000.00
1715 C&C HARDWARE
T-2A#2
$500.00
1716 RED ROCK PIT
T-2A#2
$1,500.00
1717 C&C HARDWARE
T-2A#3
$700.00
1718 RICKS OIL
T-2A#3
$1,500.00
1719 COALGATE FUELS
T-2A#3
$7,000.00
1720 MILLER MART
T-2A#3
$5,000.00
1721 PEC
T-2A#3
$145.00
1722 BLESSING GRAVEL
T-2A#3
$4,500.00
1723 CLARITA OLNEY WATER DEPT.
T-2A#3
$30.00
1724 DOLESE
T-2A#3
$4,000.00
1725 SONNYS
S-C-2
$700.00
1726 CLARITA OLNEY WATER DEPT.
S-C-2
$20.00
1727 AMERICAN ELECTRIC POWER
S-C-2
$150.00
1728 COUNTRYSIDE VALUES
S-C-2
$600.00
1729 CHARLES STOVER
S-C-2
$380.00
1730 SONNYS
S-C-3
$200.00
1731 AMERICAN ELECTRIC POWER
S-C-3
$250.00
1732 CENTERPOINT
S-C-3
$150.00
1733 SONNYS
S-C-4
$500.00
1734 PEC
S-C-4
$500.00
1735 FAMILY DOLLAR
S-C-4
$50.00
1736 AT&T
S-C-4
$35.00
1737 CENTERPOINT ENERGY
S-C-4
$150.00
1738 DORIS KAHLE
S-C-4
$625.00
1739 C&C HARDWARE
R-2
$100.00
1740 RICKS OIL
R-5
$250.00
1741 TINA STOWE
MD-2
$350.00
1742 C&C
MD-2
$100.00
1743
1744
FAMILY DOLLAR
C&C
MD-2
CD-4
$150.00
$100.00
There were no transfers of appropriations.
Johnny Ward made a motion to approve the purchase orders for payment.
seconded. Ward, Jones and Hensley approved the following:
Fiscal Year:
Payments by Fund
Approved
2014-2015
From: 10/28/2014
To: 11/6/2014
Warrant No. Vendor Name
911 COLLECTIONS
19
AT&T U-VERSE
20
WINDSTREAM
Amount
Purpose
$105.00
$461.32
SERVICE
SERVICE
C & C HARDWARE
$34.98
11
STAPLES CREDIT PLAN
$407.46
12
GE CONSUMER FINANCE
$388.76
BLANKET
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
SUPPLIES
SUPPLIES
$24.15
$50.00
$166.50
$262.85
$24.36
$10.50
$47.60
$14.84
$63.74
$318.34
$87.50
SUPPLIES
REPAIRS
SUPPLIES
SERVICE
PUBLICATION
SUPPLIES
SERVICE
SERVICE
SERVICE
SERVICE
SERVICE
$785.00
CONSTRUCTION SERVICE
$125.00
$24.06
$75.00
$75.00
$88.80
SERVICE
BLANKET
SERVICE
SERVICE
BLANKET
$75,564.77
TAX COLLECTION
$23.37
$509.95
$81.25
$35.00
$57.91
$240.40
$17.05
$271.00
$8.75
$43.30
497
FAMILY DOLLAR STORE
$62.00
498
499
500
501
502
AT&T
AMERICAN ELECTRIC POWER
TERMINIX PEST CONTROL
CLEMENS
CONSTRUCTION
COMPANY
C & C HARDWARE
PEOPLES ELECTRIC CO-OP
FAMILY DOLLAR STORE
COLLINS, TWYLA
$1,152.38
$193.02
$194.12
$90.04
$90.00
BLANKET PO
OFFICE SUPPLIES
OFFICE SUPPLIES
SERVICE
SUPPLIES
PUBLICATION
PUBLICATION
PUBLICATION
SHIPPING
SERVICE
COMMISSIONER
SUPPLIES
SERVICE
SERVICE
SERVICE
SERVICE
SERVICE
$19,330.00
SERVICE
$56.97
$52.30
$69.13
$33.65
$125.00
SUPPLIES
SERVICE
SERVICE
SUPPLIES
SERVICE
503
504
505
506
507
508
509
510
CLARITA OLNEY WATER
COURT CLERK REVOLVING CASH FUND
SOUTHWESTERN STATIONARY
17
BANK SUPPLU INC.
&
DRUG COURT CASH FUND
47
AT&T
48
SPRINGHOUSE WATER
49
HUMPHREY, JUSTIN
$12.50
$225.16
BLANKET
BLANKET
$273.17
SUPPLIES
$301.89
$85.91
$1,500.00
SERVICE
WATER
SALARY
$450.00
ESTIMATE
PREP
$68.10
SUPPLIES
$23.95
$70.77
$110.98
$58.73
$45.99
$36.16
$68.97
$34.70
$100.00
$104.96
SUPPLIES
SUPPLIES
SUPPLIES
SUPPLIES
SUPPLIES
SERVICE
SERVICE
INMATE CARE
SERVICE
SUPPLIES
EMS 1A & 2 & 1C CASH ACCT.
WILSON DOTSON & ASSOCIATES
F-3 COUNTY CLERKS LIEN FEE ACCT
37
KELLPRO COMPUTER SOLUTIONS
GENERAL BUDGET ACCT.
570
ADA PAPER CO.
571
STAPLES CREDIT PLAN
572
STAPLES CREDIT PLAN
573
STAPLES CREDIT PLAN
574
STAPLES CREDIT PLAN
575
AT&T
576
AT&T
577
PALACE DRUG
578
COALGATE FIRE DEPT
579
STAPLES CREDIT PLAN
COAST TO COAST COMPUTER
SERVICE
SUPPLIES
$259.98
SUPPLIES
$75.35
$52.15
$40.00
$40.65
$166.00
$78.05
$56.03
SERVICE
SERVICE
SERVICE
SERVICE
REGISTRATION
REIMBURSEMENT
REIMBURSEMENT
HIGHWAY
922
923
924
925
926
927
928
929
930
931
932
933
934
935
936
937
938
939
940
941
942
943
944
945
948
949
950
BLUE LINE RENTAL
JAMES SUPPLIES & RENTAL CO
O REILLY AUTO PARTS
HISLE BROS. INC
ENGELS SAND PIT
ALLENS TRUCK & TIRE
SHARE CORP.
RED ROCK PIT
DOUBLE S LUMBER
O REILLY AUTO PARTS
YOUNG, BETTY
MCNUTT AUTO REPAIR
C & C HARDWARE
O REILLY AUTO PARTS
ARAMARK
O REILLY AUTO PARTS
CERTIFIED LABS
C & C HARDWARE
BLESSING GRAVEL LLC
HISLE BROS. INC
ATOKA AUTO PARTS
WELCH STATE BANK
SHAMROCK BANK
FIRSTBANK
TEXOMA UTILITY EQUIPMENT INC
DIRECT DISCOUNT TIRE
STAPLES CREDIT PLAN
$308.56
$124.50
$166.39
$37.91
$60.00
$879.50
$232.89
$541.05
$46.80
$25.42
$1,000.00
$368.00
$55.98
$24.30
$53.22
$115.39
$1,159.80
$470.93
$3,729.18
$224.48
$336.72
$5,821.17
$6,320.81
$17,969.47
$773.72
$793.71
$53.95
DIST 1 RENTAL
DIST 1 OXYGEN
DIST 1 SUPPLIES
DIST 1 PARTS
DIST 1 SAND
DIST 1 REPAIRS
DIST 2 SUPPLIES
DIST 2 BLANKET
DIST 2 CEMENT
DIST 2 PARTS
DIST 2 DIRT
DIST 2 TIRES
DIST 2 SUPPLIES
DIST 2 SUPPLIES
DIST 2 SUPPLIES
DIST 2 PARTS
DIST 2 SUPPLIES
DIST 3 EQUIPMENT
DIST 3 BLANKET
DIST 3 FREIGHT
DIST 3 BATTERIES
RENTALS
RENTALS
RENTALS
DIST 1 PARTS
DIST 1 TIRES
DIST 1 OFFICE SUPPLIES
580
951
952
953
954
955
956
957
958
959
960
961
962
963
964
965
966
967
CENTERPOINT ENERGY ARKLA
VYVE BROADBAND
AT&T
AT&T
ARAMARK
C & C HARDWARE
DOLESE CO
JB RANCHES
O REILLY AUTO PARTS
COALGATE FUELS
C & C HARDWARE
O REILLY AUTO PARTS
WINDSTREAM
B&S SUPPLIES
CLARITA OLNEY WATER
$125.00
$85.66
$78.09
$36.16
$69.85
$53.22
$15.97
$333.42
$750.00
$5.29
$286.44
$28.95
$57.59
$64.41
$299.19
$26.20
$145.00
DIST 1 BLANKET
DIST 2 SERVICE
SERVICE
SERVICE
SERVICE
DIST 2 SHOP SUPPLIES
DIST 2 SUPPLIES
DIST 2 GRAVEL
DIST 2 LABOR
DIST 2 SUPPLIES
DIST 2 FUEL
DIST 2 BOLTS
DIST 2 PARTS
DIST 3 SERVICE
DIST 3 BLANKET
DIST 3 BLANKET
LAW LIBRARY
12
LAW LIBRARY REVOLVING FUND
$229.48
TRANSFER OF FUNDS
MD-1A MD-1C MD-2 HEALTH BUDGET ACCT
61
ECOM FOLDERS
62
COALGATE MINI STORAGE
63
QUILL CORP
64
PUBLIC WORKS AUTH
65
DIRECT TV
66
67
69
PITNEY BOWES INC
70
C & C HARDWARE
71
FAMILY DOLLAR STORE
72
STOWE, TINA
73
MAGBY, CARMINIA
$121.58
$35.00
$389.88
$56.72
$88.98
$27.98
$393.37
$174.00
$10.99
$98.40
$350.00
$184.24
SUPPLIES
RENTALS
SUPPLIES
SERVICE
SERVICE
SERVICE
SERVICE
HEALTH DEPT LEASE
BLANKET
BLANKET
BLANKET
TRAVEL
$222.52
PAPER SUPPLIES
$33.65
SERVICE
$226.00
SUPPLIES
RESALE PROPERTY
SOUTHWESTERN STATIONARY
10
BANK SUPPLU, INC.
11
AT&T
SO-6 ASSESSORS HARDWARE UPGRADE
1
COUNTY RECORD INC
CD-4
10
COUNTY SALES TAX
469
C & C HARDWARE
470
BOBBYS MUFFLER SHOP
471
SHIPMAN COMMUNICATIONS
472
US CELLULAR
473
RECORD REGISTER
474
C & C HARDWARE
475
476
477
478
479
SOUTHEASTERN ALARM CO.
CLEMENS
CONSTRUCTION
480
COMPANY
481
COLLINS, TWYLA
482
483
COSLOW, SHAYLYN
484
COSLOW, SHAYLYN
485
COAL
COUNTY
HEALTHCARE
486
AUTHORITY
487
488
STAPLES CREDIT PLAN
489
STAPLES CREDIT PLAN
490
AT&T U-VERSE
491
GE CONSUMER FINANCE
492
RECORD REGISTER
493
RECORD REGISTER
494
RECORD REGISTER
495
LEGAL DIRECTORIES PUB.
496
2
Brock Jones
$100.00
$104.96
581
582
583
584
585
586
587
COALGATE FIRE DEPT
STAPLES CREDIT PLAN
COAST TO COAST COMPUTER
PRODUCTS INC
AT&T
AT&T
TREVATHAN, BONNIE
AT&T
WYNDHAM GARDEN HOTEL
HEFLEY, CHERRY
WILLIAMS, JOYCE
OFFICE
Johnny Ward made a motion to approve resolutions to declare surplus the following equipment:
2003 Ford Crown Victoria
Vin 2FAFP71W83X221570
Vin 2FAFP71W2WX127074
Vin 2FAFP71W4XX236184
Brock Jones seconded. Ward, Jones and Hensley approved.
Johnny Ward made a motion to approve a resolution to allow Clarita Rural Fire Department to sell
a 1999 GMC 6500, Vin 1GDJ7H1C2XJ507795 to Summit Volunteer Fire Department in Muskogee, OK for
$25,000. Brock Jones seconded. Ward, Jones and Hensley approved.
Two bids were received for a Livescan fingerprinting machine for the Sheriffʼs office. Bids were
opened and tabulated as follows:
Crossmatch Technologies
Total bid
$26,318.03
*bid covers first year of maintenance support only
Post-warranty maintenance:
12 mos.
24 mos.
Scanner Hardward:
$1304.63
$2478.80
Enrollment Software:
$272.03
$516.85
Submission Software:
$90.68
$172.28
Peripherals:
$272.03
$544.05
Totals:
$1939.37
$3711.98
DataWorks Plus
Total Bid
$23,918.00
*bid covers first year of standard warranty and maintenance
Post-warranty maintenance:
$3,348.00,
renewed
in
12-month
increments
At the request of Sheriff Jump, Johnny Ward made a motion to table the award of the bid to allow the
sheriff time to review the bid packets. Brock Jones seconded. Ward, Jones and Hensley approved and
tabled the item until the next meeting.
The next item on the agenda was to go out for bids to remodel the old District Attorneyʼs office to
convert it to a jury room. Johnny Ward said it will probably be under the bid amount of $15,000, but it
would probably be best to bid the project. He said the work to be done is to tear out carpeting and lay a
new ceramic tile floor, cut out door from the courtroom into the jury room, remove a partition wall, paint
and replace ceiling tiles. Hensley said he wanted to go over the specifications very close so that the bid
doesnʼt not go over 5 or 6 thousand dollars. Ward made a motion to go out for bids on the project. Jones
th
seconded. Ward, Jones and Hensley approved. Bids will be opened November 24 .
Old Business:
Brock Jones asked about the last remodel job that was done in the new District Attorneyʼs office.
He noted that the project went over the bid by almost $6,000. Ward said the Assistant District Attorney
added new lights, rubber bases, new outlets and covers, and crown molding around the windows.
Hensley asked if the ADA signed off on the additional work. Clerk Loudermilk said she took the invoice to
him to verify the additional work and he signed off on it, so it is included with the weekly purchase orders.
Hensley said if he approved it, then he didnʼt have a problem with signing off on it. Jones said the next
time the county has a project bid, it needs to be closer than that. Ward said there is always extra things
that come up in a project that isn't foreseen when the bid is originally done. Jones said he felt that any
additional work outside of the scope that was originally contracted should be approved in a meeting.
Hensley said the OSU agreement has already been approved, but needs to be signed. He said in
a previous meeting, it had been discussed that they would tweak the wording to say that the county would
pay the utilities, such as the electric, gas and water, but that OSU would pay the phone and internet bills.
He said Claud Bess had called him and said if the wording was tweaked, it would have to be done in all
77 counties because it was a state wide contract. Hensley said it was approved in the minutes of a
meeting what each department would be responsible for, so he felt that the Board could go ahead and
sign off on the agreement.
New Business:
Ward said the City of Coalgate has agreed to share the cost of advertising the surplus auction.
Coalgate will pay for the advertisement in the Ada paper and the county will pay for the advertising in both
Coalgate and Atoka newspapers.
State Representative Donnie Condit suggested that the county list the routine business items
under a consent agenda, which would require a one-time vote and save time. He said any board member
can request an item be moved for discussion if needed. He said it is a time saver during longer meetings.
Brock Jones made a motion to adjourn at 9:38 p.m. Johnny Ward seconded the motion. Jones,
Ward and Hensley approved.
______________________________
_____________________________
Michael Hensley, Chairman
Johnny Ward, Vice-chairman
_____________________________
______________________________
Brock Jones, Member
Attest: Eugina Loudermilk, County Clerk
LEGAL NOTICE
OF
NEEDS
LPXLP
&
(Published in the Coalgate
Record Register November 12
& 19, 2014, 2t)
TIB – THE INDEPENDENT
BANKERS BANK,
Plaintiff,
v.
MICKEY PALMER; TERRI
PALMER; JOHN DOE, OCCUPANT; AND GE MONEY
BANK,
Defendants.
CJ-2014-13
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S
SALE
NOTICE IS GIVEN TO
Mickey Palmer; Terri Palmer;
John Doe, Occupant; GE
Money Bank that on December
22, 2014, at 10:00 o’clock,
a.m., at the front of the County
Courthouse in Coalgate, Coal
County, Oklahoma, the Sheriff
of said County will offer for
sale and sell for cash at public
auction to the highest and best
bidder, with appraisement, all
that certain real estate in Coal
County, Oklahoma, to wit:
LOT 4, BLOCK 125, CITY OF
COALGATE, COAL COUNTY,
STATE OF OKLAHOMA.
PROPERTY ADDRESS: 207
S. Newell Street, Coalgate,
OK 74538
subject to taxes and tax sales,
said property being duly appraised at $40,000.00.
Sale will be made pursuant
to an Order of Sale issued
upon a judgment entered
in the District Court of Coal
County, Oklahoma, in case
No. C-2014-13, wherein TIB
– The Independent Bankers
Bank is Plaintiff and Mickey
Palmer and Terri Palmer
are Defendants to satisfy
said judgment in the sum
of $46,565.71 together with
interest at 7.875% per annum
from March 1, 2013, including
late charges, $1,800.00 for
attorney’s fee, $225.00 advances for title search, taxes,
insurance, property preservation and all costs of this action
accrued and accruing.
WITNESS MY HAND this 7th
day of November, 2014.
Bryan Jump
Coal County Sheriff
By:S)Bobby Hatton
Deputy
SHAPIRO & CEJDA, LLC
770 NE 63rd St.
Oklahoma City, OK 731056431
(405) 848-1819
Attorneys for Plaintiff
File No. 14-119175
Tigers bring 2-2 record
into week’s action
—Tupelo crushes visiting Calvin, drops road
game to Asher Indians
By HERMAN BROWN
Tupelo correspondent
The Tupelo Tigers will be
looking to improve a 2-2 record
during action this week. Coach
Clay Weller’s THS team is
scheduled to play at home
twice this week. They will
take the court at Tupelo High
School on Tuesday against the
Vanoss Wolves and again on
Friday against the Stonewall
Longhorns.
Tupelo has split two games
in each of the first two weeks of
action during the early portion
of the basketball program.
The Tigers blasted the Calvin
Bulldogs by 43 points on
Veterans Day evening, notching
a commanding 77-34 victory.
However, THS was on the wrong
end of an 18-point decision on
Friday. Coach Weller’s squad
fell 55-37 on the road against the
Asher Indians.
On Tuesday, Tupelo set the
tone in the first quarter in the
easy win over Calvin. The
Tigers bounced out to a 20-10
lead in the first quarter. They
went on to outscore the visitors
22-3 in the second quarter for
a 42-13 advantage. The Tigers
outscored the visitors 16-8 in the
third period and 19-13 down the
stretch. The full effort extended
the final margin to 43 points at
77-34.
A dozen different Tigers scored
in the game. Caleb Watson led
the balanced attack with 11
points. Bry Bratcher followed
with 10. Ben Meek just missed
double digits with 9 points.
Joshua Gragg was next on the
long list of scorers with 8 points.
See the complete list below.
Tupelo pumped in 8 treys in the
win. Bratcher and Dalton Barnes
connected on a pair of 3-balls
each. The others connecting on
treys were Watson, Pendleton,
Miller and McLean.
Coach Weller was happy with
the performance of his Tupelo
players.
“They played much cleaner
than we had in the previous 2
games,” he said. “Everybody got
minutes and everyone scored, so
that’s always nice to see. I really
liked our half court defense and
our aggressive approach.”
On Friday, the performance
was not nearly as smooth. Tupelo
was beaten 55-37 at Asher High
School to even the win-loss total
to 2-2 on the season.
The teams were tied 9-9 after
one quarter of play. Asher then
opened a 20-14 edge going into
the halftime break.
The Indians extended the lead
to 36-28 at the end of the third
quarter. But, with only a singledigit deficit facing them, the
Tigers were still very much in the
game. Asher refused to surrender
the lead. Instead, they outscored
the visitors 19-9 to blow open
the 18-point margin of victory at
55-37.
Joshua Gragg produced
Tupelo’s only double-digit
showing in the game with 10
points.
Coach Weller pointed to
turnovers and cold shooting
on the long-range shots as the
downfalls for his Tigers.
“The 22 turnovers and 2-19 on
3-point shooting is a recipe for
losing,” the coach said. “The
bottom line, top to bottom, we’ve
all got to make adjustments and
improvements. It’s still early
and I believe in my players.”
--AT A GLANCE
Nov. 11 @ Tupelo
Tupelo 77, Calvin 34
Calvin - 10 - 3 - 8 - 13 - (34)
Tupelo - 20 - 22 - 16 - 19 – (77)
--Pontotoc Conference
Dec. 1-6 @ Stonewall
--Dec. 9 @ Stuart
Dec. 12 @ Milburn
Dec. 16 vs. Sasakwa
Jan. 6 vs. Allen *
Jan. 9 @ Coleman
Jan. 13 vs. Earlsboro
Jan. 16 @ Roff *
Jan. 19-24 @ Roff Tournament
Feb. 3 vs. Wapanucka
Feb. 9 @ Victory Life
Feb. 10 vs. Kiowa
*Conference games.
--Playoffs
District Tournament
Jackie Cooksey
Medical Benefit
December 6th
Lehigh Community Center
We are selling tickets on a
“Brand neW” Henry “Golden Boy”
22 caliBer lever action rifle
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Tupelo scoring: Watson 11,
Bratcher 10, Meek 9, Gragg 8,
Pardue 7, D Barnes 7, McLean
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Miller 3, Hogue 2, Leland 2.
Calvin scoring: Iker 8, Bear
6, Halman 5, Ward 5, Turpin 5,
Bain 3, Flowers 2.
3-point scoring
Tupelo (8) - Bratcher 2, Barnes
2, Watson, Pendleton, Millerand
McLean.
Calvin (5) - Iker 2, Ward, Turpin
and Bain.
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Asher 55, Tupelo 37
Tupelo - 9 - 5 - 14 - 9 - (37)
Asher - 9 - 11 - 16 - 19 - (55)
Tupelo scoring: Gragg 10,
Barnes 6, Watson 5, Hogue 3,
McCollum 3, Bratcher 3, Pardue
3, Meek 2, McLean 2.
Asher scoring: Johnson 15,
Fowler 12, Dubler 9, Fleming
8, Patton 4, Pence 3, Pybas 2,
Carpenter 2.
3-Point Shooting
Asher: Fowler, Dubler and
Pence.
Tupelo: Bratcher and Hogue.
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Genealogical Society
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Cottonwood School
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Both meetings were very
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with over 40 people at each
meeting.
President Verdell is doing
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of some of his business and
going out to eat each day to
Brandin’ Iron.
Bill needs more family
stories for the December/
Christmas newsletter.
New officers will be nominated at the next meeting.
The society still has copies of the reprinted Volume I
and the new Volume II Coal
County History Books. They
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Julia Hampton, Bill Wilson,
Bill Avanzini and Leona
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There have been several
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The Genealogical Society
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are welcome. We would like
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Come join us!
Our next meeting will be
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Coal County Genealogical Society
P.O. Box 436
Coalgate, OK 74538
Phone: 580-927-1185
Email: ccgs101@yahoo.
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Website: coalcounty.org
LEGAL NOTICE
(Published in the Coalgate Record Register November 12 & 19,
2014, 2t)
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
OF COAL COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
First America Bank, Stonewall,
Oklahoma,
Plaintiff,
vs.
Nathan Cunningham and the successor of Regina Cunningham,
deceased,
Defendants.
CJ-2014-16
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
Notice is hereby given that
on the 17th day of December
2014, at 10:00 o’clock a.m., at
the front door of the Coal County
Courthouse situated in Coalgate,
Oklahoma, the undersigned Sheriff of Coal County, Oklahoma, will
offer for sale and sell for cash at
public auction, to the highest and
best bidder, all of the following
described real property with all
improvements thereon situated in
Coal County, Oklahoma:
All of Lots 1, 2, 9, 10, 11 and 12,
in Block 17, in the Town of Centrahoma, Oklahoma.
(204 East 3rd, Centrahoma, Oklahoma)
subject to taxes accrued since
January 1, 2014, said real property having been appraised to be
worth the sum of $25,000.00.
This sale is being made pursuant to a Special Execution and
Order of Sale issued upon a judgment rendered in the above numbered and styled cause of action
in favor of the plaintiff and against
the defendant, Nathan Cunningham, in the sum of $19,571.98,
with interest thereon at the rate
of 7 1/2% per annum from June
3, 2013, until paid, together with
costs and attorney fees.
Dated this 6th day of November,
2014.
Bryan Jump, Sheriff
Coal County, Oklahoma
By:S)Bobby Hatton
Deputy
James R. Scrivner, P.C.
120 East 14th street
Post Office Box 1373
Ada, Oklahoma 7821-1373
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Wildcats fall to Leopards in Class 2A playoffs
—Coach Dusty Newberry believes future is very bright for Coalgate football
By HERMAN BROWN
Coalgate correspondent
The Coalgate High School
football season ended Friday
evening at Lindsay. The CHS
Wildcats were eliminated
from the Class 2A state
playoffs on a 58-14 loss to the
hosting Lindsay Leopards.
The first-round setback
was disappointing for Coach
Dusty Newberry and his hardworking Wildcats. Even so,
it does nothing to take away
from the exciting turn-around
the team engineered in 2014.
“We were 1-9 last season,”
Coach Newberry said. “To
go from that to being 5-5 and
making the playoffs was a
wonderful accomplishment
from this team. I am so proud
of them and how we took such
a big step forward this year.
A lot of people figured we’d
win one or maybe two games.
Our guys proved those people
wrong.”
Coach Newberry praises his
players for their determination
to get the Wildcats back on
track in football. He points
to the seniors as providing
strong play on the field and
strong leadership for the
younger players.
“They (seniors) really came
up big for us this season,” the
coach said of seniors Ricco
Bellettini, Jansyn Pebworth,
Logan Layton, Gaven Ott and
Chisolm Jones. “They helped
us get things turned around
and get back on the right
track. We made the playoffs
and we intend to go back to
the playoffs for the next few
years. I believe we have a
bright future here at Coalgate
High School. We won’t just
settle on going to the playoffs.
We will be looking to get there
and stay in it for a while.”
Last Friday, Lindsay
proved to be too tough a foe.
The Leopards scored early
and often en route to a 5814 victory in the first-round
showdown.
Lindsay recorded a safety
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at around the 8:00 in the first
quarter. The defensive tally
put the home team ahead 2-0.
The Leopards increased the
lead to 8-0 with a TD pass
with about 3:00 to go in the
period.
Coalgate battled back to
make it a close game late in
the quarter. Colby Jones ran
a quarterback keeper and
scored on a 1-yard TD run
with about 50 seconds to
go. When the conversion try
failed, CHS remained on the
short side of an 8-6 score.
Lindsay responded very
quickly. The Leopards tossed
a TD strike with 20 seconds
remaining before the first
quarter expired. The PAT
kick was good, making it a
15-6 lead.
The home team added
three more touchdowns in
the second quarter to pull
away to a comfortable 36-6
halftime advantage. Lindsay
ran for a TD at the 10:00
mark. The Leopards added
another rushing touchdown
later in the quarter. Then,
with about a minute to go, the
Leopards scored on defensive
touchdown to swell the lead
to 30 points at the break, 366.
The third quarter was more
of the same for the Leopards.
The home team ran for a
touchdown at 9:30, turned an
interception into a touchdown
seconds later, and added a
passing touchdown with 5
minutes to go in the period.
The combination of scores
pushed the lead to 58-6.
Coalgate would respond
with a touchdown in the fourth
quarter.
Ricco Bellettini
bolted into the end zone on
a 1-yard run with 9:00 left to
play. The senior running back
also scored on the conversion
run to make it a 58-14 game.
There would be no additional
scoring and Lindsay would
walk away with the 58-14
playoff victory.
Offensively,
Coalgate
would end up with 199 yards
of total offense. The Wildcats
rushed for 105 yards and two
touchdowns on 48 carries.
Coalgate would pass for 94
yards on 13 completions.
Colby Jones was the
workhorse in the rushing
attack. The quarterback led
the team in carries with 21
and in rushing yardage with
48 yards. He also scored one
of the team’s two touchdowns.
Kevin Lee was second in
rushing yardage with 30 yards
on 10 attempts.
Ricco Bellettini ran 15 times
for 20 yards. He finished
his career with a rushing
touchdown and a 2-point
conversion run. Nate Hardy
rounded out the rushing list
with 2 carries for 7 yards.
In passing, Colby Jones was
13-for 28 for 94 yards and 3
interceptions.
Dakota Powell was the
leading receiver with 5 catches
for 46 yards. Cutter Brown
followed with 2 receptions for
20 yards. Rob Penney added
2 catches for 15 yards. Nate
Hardy provided 2 receptions
for 7 yards. Ricco Bellettini
rounded out the list with 2
receptions for 6 yards.
Dakota Powell was the most
active defensive player for
Coalgate. Powell led the team
in tackles with 13 stops. He
also hauled in an interception
against the Leopards.
Kevin Lee had 7 tackles and
forced a fumble. Rob Penney
added 7 tackles and recovered
a fumble. Reece Heck also
logged 7 tackles.
Three seniors added 5
tackles each, including Ricco
Bellettini, Logan Layton and
Jansyn Pebworth.
After the game, Coach
Newberry credited his players
for the effort against such a
strong opponent.
“We competed for a while,”
he said. “But they ended up
taking over and it got away
from us. There is not a lot to
say about the final score. But
I do believe this was a good
experience for us. We had
been out of the playoffs for
two years. We got back into
it this season and got a taste
of playoff football. It was a
learning opportunity and one
Continued on Page B-2
—Photo by Sherry Loudermilk
COALGATE VS LINDSAY — Tough Cody Brown #65 blocks for his quarterback Colby
Jones #5. Flanking is David Hemphill #71.
COALGATE VS LINDSAY — Nate Hardy #12 and Chisolm Jones #10 both try for an
interception.
COALGATE VS LINDSAY — Rob Penney #9 and Dakota Powell #7 team up to bring
down the big boy.
PAGE B-2—COALGATE RECORD REGISTER—NOVEMBER 19, 2014
Wildcats fall to Leopards in Class 2A playoffs
—Coach Dusty Newberry believes future is very bright for Coalgate football
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we’ll be better for having
played. As I said before, I
think the future looks very
bring for this program. We’ll
go into the off-season with
this experience and work hard
to improve for next season.”
Coach Newberry wants to
extend a huge thank-you to
the Coalgate community for
such wonderful support this
season.
“We have the best fans in the
world,” he said. “We really
appreciate all the support.”
--AT A GLANCE
Class 2A Playoffs
Nov. 14 @ Lindsay
Lindsay 58, Coalgate 14
Coalgate - 6 - 0 - 0 - 8 - (14)
Lindsay - 15 - 21 - 22 - 0 (58)
First Quarter
Lindsay – Safety @ 8:00, 2-0
--Lindsay – TD Pass @ 3:00
(Kick failed), 8-0
COALGATE VS LINDSAY — Junior linebacker Seth Walkup #24 tackles a Lindsay
runner. Sophomore Nathaniel Daniel #19 makes sure the runner is down.
JESUS IS COMING SOON
If you are not at peace with what this means, please continue reading and follow
the Lord’s very simple instructions on how to gain genuine peace in knowing you
will spend eternity in heaven.
We will all go somewhere for eternity when we die or when Jesus returns, whichever comes first. If you want to go to heaven to be with Jesus, you must truly
believe in and confess him as your Lord and Savior, repent (turn away from) your
sin, and allow him to change your heart.
• There is only one way to heaven. It is through the Lord Jesus Christ. “Jesus
answered, “I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father
(God) except through me…” John 14:6.
• He loves YOU…He turns no one away. “For God so loved the world that He
gave His only begotten son, that whosoever believes in Him should not perish,
but have everlasting life.” John 3:16. YOU ARE WHOSOEVER!
• However, He never forces Himself on anyone. He waits until you invite Him
into your life. “Here I am! I stand at the door (to your heart) and knock. If anyone hears my voice and opens the door, I will come in…” Revelation 3:20.
• He says that we are all sinners-that we are separated from God by sin. “…for
all have sinned and come short of the glory of God…” Romans 3:23.
• But He willingly took our sin upon Himself when He died on the cross so that
we might become God’s children through Him. “God made him who had no
sin to be sin for us, so that in him we might become the righteousness of God.”
2 Corinthians 5:21.
Won’t you realize that nothing in this world can fill the empty inside of you except
Jesus? Then before you die or He returns, you will KNOW that you will be with
Him in heaven for eternity instead of burning in hell for eternity. Either place, you
will be conscious of where you are. If you have not received Him as your Lord and
Savior and He returns before you die, you will be left behind in a world where His
Holy Spirit has been removed. Satan will have full control. Think about how much
killing, rape, lying, thieving, ugly-talking, and meanness there is in the world right
now. Do you really want to be left in a world completely without God, where Satan
and his demons have full control? AND THEN comes the Day of Judgment: Jesus Christ will welcome you into heaven as a good and faithful servant, or you will
be cast into hell as he says, “Away from me, I never knew you.” It is 100% your
choice. The fact of the matter is, you don’t know if this very moment might be your
last chance. Death can come as quickly as the blink of an eye. Or His return.
It is very simple. You can pray similar to this, and mean it with your whole heart:
“Lord Jesus, I realize that I am a sinner, and the only way for me to be saved is to
give my heart to you and stop fighting against you. I give my heart to you. You
love me so much you died for me. No one else can or would ever die for me,
to save my soul from hell. Thank you for giving me a new life, devoted to you.
Amen.” Please choose Jesus, and find a church that teaches the gospel (true
story) of Christ. He is THE ONLY WAY to be saved from hell, and to make your life
abundant while you’re here.
--Coalgate - Colby Jones,
1-yard run @ 0:50
(Conversion failed), 8-6
--Lindsay – TD Pass @ 0:20
(Kick good), 15-6
--Second Quarter
Second Quarter - About 10
minutes to go
Lindsay - Rushing TD @
10:00
(PAT kick), 22-6
--Second Quarter - About 2
minutes to go
2:00
(Kick Good), 29-6
--Lindsay - Defensive TD @
1:00
(Kick good), 36-6
--Third Quarter
9:30
(Kick good), 43-6
--Lindsay – Defensive TD @
9:30
(Kick good) 50-6
--Lindsay – TD Pass @ 5:00.
(2-point pass good), 58-6
--Fourth Quarter
Coalgate - Ricco Bellettini,
1-yard run @ 9:00
(Bellettini run) 58-14
--INDIVIDUALS
Rushing
Colby Jones, 21 for 48 yards,
1 yard run TD 1 qtr
Kevin Lee, 10 for 30 yards
Ricco Bellettini, 15 for 20
yards, 1 yard TD, 2-point
run
Nate Hardy, 2 for 7 yards
Team: 48 for 105, 2 TDs
--Passing
Colby Jones, 13-28-3 for 94
yards
--TEAM
Receiving
Dakota Powell, 5 for 46
yards
Cutter Brown, 2 for 20 yards
Rob Penney, 2 for 15 yards
Nate Hardy, 2 for 7 yards
Ricco Bellettini, 2 for 6
yards
--Rushing Touchdowns
Colby Jones, 1
Ricco Bellettini, 1
--2-point conversion
Ricco Bellettini, 1
--DEFENSE
Tackles & other
Dakota
Powell,
13,
interception
Kevin Lee, 7, forced fumble
Rob Penney, 7, fumble
recovery
Reece Heck, 7
Ricco Bellettini, 5
Logan Layton, 5
Jansyn Pebworth, 5
Seth Walkup, 3
Nate Hardy, 2, interception
Chisolm Jones, 2
David Hemphill, 2
Scott Beam, 2
Cutter Brown, 1
Avery Gould, 1
--District 2A-4 Final Standings
School W-L All PF PA
Davis 6-0 11-0 515 115
Kingston5-1 9-1 349 89
Coalgate 4-2 5-6 233 362
Hugo 3-3 4-7 190 370
Marietta2-4 3-7 224 363
Tishomingo1-5 1-8 107 314
Atoka
0-6 1-9 180 296
--AT A GLANCE
Date Opponent Score_____
09/05 Stratford (L) 29-13
09/12 Savanna (L) 22-19
09/19 Hartshorne (L) 47-0
09/26 *Tishomingo(W) 28-26
10/03 Hugo (W)28-13**
10/10 *Atoka (W) 28-20
10/16 Valliant (W) 36-7
10/24 *Kingston (L) 47-0
10/31 *Davis (L) 55-8
11/07 Marietta (W)59-36***
*District Game
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Tupelo girls looking to
rebound this week
—Lady Tigers coming off back-to-back losses to Calvin and Asher
By HERMAN BROWN
Tupelo correspondent
The Tupelo Lady Tigers played
a close game last Tuesday with the
Calvin Lady Bulldogs. THS was
unable to keep it close Friday in the
road game at Asher.
These were very different games
for Coach Shawn Reeves. However,
the end result was the same – loses
to both Calvin and Asher.
The back-to-back setbacks came
a week after Tupelo won the first
two games of the season. The Lady
Tigers saw their record even up at
2-2 heading into Week 3 of the fall
campaign.
Coach Reeves’ squad was set
to play at home Tuesday against
Vanoss and at home again Friday
against Stonewall.
Calvin dominated the first half
of last Tuesday’s game at Tupelo
High School. The Lady Bulldogs
took a 14-9 lead in the first quarter
and turned it into a 24-11 halftime
cushion.
Tupelo played a much stronger
second half. The Lady Tigers
outscored the visitors 12-10 in
the third period to get the game to
within 11 points. Then, in the fourth
quarter, THS got hot and outscored
Calvin 17-9. The late surge erased
8 points off the deficit. However,
it was not quite enough. The Lady
Bulldogs held on to escape town
with a 43-40 victory.
Brittany Sanders scored a teamhigh 16 points in a losing cause.
Sanders knocked down three
treys as a part of her offensive
performance.
Flo Chamberlain also landed
in double-digit scoring with 10
points.
Coach Reeves pointed to a cold
night of shooting as the reason for
the loss.
“We shot 11-55 from the field
and 9-22 from the free throw line,”
the coach said. “The Calvin girls
played hard and got loose balls.
We need to refocus and put forth
better effort for four quarters.”
On Friday, Tupelo took the trip
to Asher to play the talented Lady
Indians in varsity action.
Tupelo went toe to toe with the
hosting squad in the first half. The
Lady Tigers trailed 9-8 in the first
quarter, but tied the game at 15-15
at the break.
Asher came out in the third
quarter and took control of the
game. The Lady Indians outscored
the visitors 17-7 for a 10-point lead
at 32-22. Asher then salted away
the win by outscoring Tupelo 18-8.
The effort extended the final margin
of victory to 20 points at 50-30.
Hayley Reeves was the only Lady
Tiger to score in double figures
on Friday. Reeves dropped in 10
points in the loss.
“We played with better effort,”
Coach Reeves said. “We just need
to play a complete game.”
--AT A GLANCE
Nov. 11 @ Tupelo
Calvin 43, Tupelo 40
Tupelo - 9 - 2 - 12 - 17 - (40)
Calvin - 14 - 10 - 10 - 9 - (43)
Tupelo
scoring:
Brittany
Sanders 16, Flo Chamberlain 10,
Kaitlin Watson 6, Keara Bourland
4, Hayley Reeves 2, Kaitlyn Ellis 1
and Lana Nelson 1.
Calvin scoring: A. Gilean 18, L.
Carter 8, S. Jennings 6, A. Harris 6,
M. Blalock 5.
3-point scoring
Tupelo: Sanders 3
Calvin: Gilean 2
--Nov. 14 @ Asher
Asher 50, Tupelo 30
Tupelo - 8 - 7 - 7 - 8 - (30)
Asher - 9 - 6 - 17 - 18 - (50)
Tupelo scoring: Hayley Reeves
10, Brittany sanders 7, Chamberlain
4, Kaitlin Watson 3, B Keara
Bourland 2, Kaitlyn Ellis 2 and
Lana Nelson 2.
Asher scoring: Fleming 17,
Dubler 15, Frazier 11, bottom 4,
Odell 4.
--Tupelo Lady Tigers
Nov. 4 @ Stringtown, won 50-21
Nov. 7 @ Wanette, won 59-21
Nov. 11 vs. Calvin, lost 53-50
Nov. 14 @ Asher, lost 50-30
Nov. 18 vs. Vanoss
Nov. 21 vs. Stonewall *
--Pontotoc Conference
Dec. 1-6 @ Stonewall
--Dec. 9 @ Stuart
Dec. 12 @ Milburn
Dec. 16 vs. Sasakwa
Jan. 6 vs. Allen *
Jan. 9 @ Coleman
Jan. 13 vs. Earlsboro
Jan. 16 @ Roff *
Jan. 19-24 @ Roff Tournament
Feb. 3 vs. Wapanucka
Feb. 9 @ Victory Life
Feb. 10 vs. Kiowa
*Conference games.
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District Tournament
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Commissioners’ Proceedings
The Board of County Commissioners of Coal County met for a regular scheduled meeting on
Monday, November 10th, 2014 at 9:00 a.m. in the conference room of the County Commissioners
Building.
Michael Hensley called the meeting to order at 9:00a.m.
Roll was called by Michael Hensley. Those present were: Michael Hensley, Chairman, Johnny
Ward, Vice-chairman, Brock Jones, Member, and Eugina Loudermilk, County Clerk.
Johnny Ward gave the invocation.
Guest present was Sheriff Bryan Jump.
Johnny Ward made a motion to approve the minutes from the previous meeting. Brock Jones
Brock Jones made a motion to approve transfers of appropriations in the Sheriffʼs B-4, General
and Sales Tax funds. Johnny Ward seconded. Jones, Ward and Hensley approved.
Johnny Ward made a motion to approve payroll claims for November 1-15, 2014. Brock Jones
Brock Jones made a motion to approve the purchase orders for payment.
Johnny
Wardseconded. Jones, Ward and Hensley approved the following:
Fiscal Year:
Payments by Fund
Approved
2014-2015
From: 11/7/2014
To: 11/14/2014
Warrant No. Vendor Name
911 COLLECTIONS
21
FAMILY DOLLAR STORE
22
AT&T
B-7 SHERIFF ANIMAL ESTRAYED
1
RECORD REGISTER
CBRIF 105
13
WYRICKS LUMBER
Amount
Purpose
$10.00
$857.56
OFFICE SUPPLIES
SERVICE
$6.50
PUBLICATION
$533.94
DIST 1 SUPPLIES
$520.84
WATER PAYMENT
$342.45
$1,368.12
$31.96
$170.40
$144.00
$33.00
$159.62
$90.00
SHERIFF DEPT REPAIRS
BLANKET PO
BLANKET PO
BLANKET PO
BLANKET PO
BLANKET PO
TRAVEL
SERVICE
$2,955.00
EQUIPMENT
$2,300.00
$103.00
$100.00
$179.60
$997.94
$1,495.00
$37.08
$82.53
$206.00
$62.02
$18.86
$422.82
$51.85
$822.80
$24.95
$69.60
$95.00
$256.76
POSTAGE
SERVICE
SERVICE
BLANKET
JUVENILE DEL ROOM AND BOARD
SERVICE
SERVICE
LIBRARY SUPPLIES
SERVICE
SERVICE
SERVICE
SERVICE
SOLID WASTE SUPPLIES
SERVICE
SERVICE
CAIRO RFD PROPANE
BLANKET
BLANKET
$48.75
BLANKET
$49.03
BLANKET
$500.00
$490.41
BLANKET
BLANKET
COURT CLERK REVOLVING CASH FUND
18
$21.31
SERVICE
F-3 COUNTY CLERKS LIEN FEE ACCT
38
360 COMMUNICATIONS LLC
$44.95
SERVICE
GENERAL BUDGET ACCT.
588
ADA PAPER CO.
589
GUDERIAN FOOD
590
BOB BARKER CO. INC.
591
SONNYS GROCERY
592
J P COOKE CO
593
C & C HARDWARE
594
SALMON, VICKY
595
RICKS OIL COMPANY
$26.73
$500.31
$40.26
$437.07
$147.50
$66.94
$175.00
$47.23
SUPPLIES
BLANKET PO
SUPPLIES
BLANKET PO
COUNTY CLERK SUPPLIES
BLANKET
ELECTION BD EXP CLAIM
ASSESSOR FUEL
HIGHWAY
968
$2,839.26
DIST 1 RENTAL
$25.69
DIST 1 SERVICE
$2,836.81
$2,437.06
$314.53
BLANKET
DIST 1 BLANKET
DIST 1 BLANKET
$1,310.18
Dist 1 EQUIPMENT
$171.90
$1,667.28
$93.22
$202.50
$636.00
$4,790.52
$5,556.80
$201.53
$67.00
$39.95
$2,300.86
$334.18
$104.15
$88.67
$56.80
$49.92
$28.40
$6.99
$5.98
$442.73
$64.76
$733.22
DIST 1 FIRST AID SUPPLIES
DIST 1 TIRES
DIST 1 WATER
DIST 1 LABOR
DIST 1 GRAVEL
DIST 1 BLANKET
DIST 1 BLANKET
DIST 1 BLANKET
DIST 1 SERVICE
DIST 1 SERVICE
DIST 2 RENTAL
DIST 2 DIESEL
DIST 2 FUEL
DIST 2 GAS
DIST 2 GAS
DIST 2 PARTS
DIST 2 SUPPLIES
DIST 2 SUPPLIES
DIST 2 BLANKET
DIST 2 SERVICE
DIST 2 BLANKET
$1,128.89
DIST 2 OIL
$39.95
$298.08
$4,543.91
$997.14
$16,495.71
$5,388.35
$277.78
$2,991.50
$5,285.58
$4,427.82
$349.80
$152.94
$526.98
$59.93
$620.17
$530.00
DIST 2 SERVICE
DIST 2 GRAVEL
DIST 2 BLANKET
DIST 2 BLANKET
DIST 3 BUSH-HOG
DIST 3 BLANKET
DIST 3 PARTS
DIST 3 OIL
DIST 3 BLANKET
DIST 3 BLANKET
DIST 3 BLANKET
DIST 3 WATER
DIST 3 EQUIPMENT
DIST 3 REPAIR
DIST 3 TIN HORNS
$481.93
$991.22
DIST 3 BLANKET
DIST 3 BLANKET
$42.69
$214.41
$31.80
$140.00
$509.63
$84.00
$172.92
SUPPLIES
HEALTH DEPT OFF SUPPLIES
MAINTENANCE CONT
RENTALS
JANITORIAL SUPPLIES
SERVICE
SERVICE
$546.00
SERVICE
CDBG WATER GRANT
5
OK DEPT OF COMMERCE
COUNTY SALES TAX
511
MCNUTT AUTO REPAIR
512
KOUNTRY STORE
513
C & C HARDWARE
514
FAMILY DOLLAR STORE
515
MCNUTT AUTO REPAIR
516
CIRCLE N MARKET
517
PRICE, AUDRA
518
SUNNY
COMMUNICATIONS,
519
INC
520
PURCHASE POWER
521
522
523
RICKS OIL COMPANY
524
COMMUNITY WORKS
525
526
PUBLIC WORKS AUTH
527
C & C HARDWARE
528
529
PUBLIC WORKS AUTH
530
PUBLIC WORKS AUTH
531
PUBLIC WORKS AUTH
532
C & C HARDWARE
533
ALLIED WASTE
534
535
W E ALLFORD PROPANE
536
STOVER, CHARLES H
537
SONNYS GROCERY
CENTERPOINT
ENERGY
538
ARKLA
539
FAMILY DOLLAR STORE
540
541
969
970
971
972
973
974
975
976
977
978
979
980
981
982
983
984
985
986
987
988
989
990
991
992
993
994
995
996
997
998
999
1000
1001
1002
1003
1004
1005
1006
1007
1008
1009
1010
1011
1012
1013
1014
KAHLE, DORIS
SONNYS GROCERY
JOHN DEERE FINANCIAL
CENTERPOINT
ENERGY
ARKLA
RICKS OIL COMPANY
BLESSING GRAVEL LLC
HALLS AUTO SUPPLY
CHICKASAW
COMMUNICATIONS
ABC OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY
T & W TIRE
SPRINGHOUSE WATER
WARD, ARVARD J
FITTSTONE INC
FITTSTONE INC
KOUNTRY STORE
C & C HARDWARE
OK DEPT OF TRANS
COALGATE FUELS
RICKS OIL COMPANY
RICKS OIL COMPANY
COALGATE FUELS
ARAMARK
O REILLY AUTO PARTS
C & C HARDWARE
C & C HARDWARE
C & C HARDWARE
PUBLIC WORKS AUTH
RICKS OIL COMPANY
ERGON
ASPHALT
&
EMULSIONS INC
FITTSTONE INC
COALGATE FUELS
RED ROCK PIT
JOHN DEERE COMPANY
COALGATE FUELS
O REILLY AUTO PARTS
HOOTEN OIL CO
MILLER MART
BLESSING GRAVEL LLC
DOLESE CO
SPRINGHOUSE WATER
ELLIOTT OUTDOOR POWER
ARAMARK
STUTEVILLE FORD MERCURY
ALLEN LUMBER & GRAIN
C & C HARDWARE
RICKS OIL COMPANY
MD-1A MD-1C MD-2 HEALTH BUDGET ACCT
74
SANOFI PASTEUR
75
QUILL CORP
76
MILLER OFFICE EQUIPMENT
77
US POSTMASTER
78
AMSAN
79
80
AVAYA INC
RESALE PROPERTY
KELLPRO
12
SOLUTIONS
COMPUTER
Johnny Ward made a motion to approve resolutions to dispose of surplus equipment from the
County Clerk, Treasurer and Court Clerkʼs offices. Brock Jones seconded. Ward, Jones and Hensley
approved. Loudermilk asked about the tables and chairs in the front lobby of the courthouse. She said
someone had asked about getting something nicer or having them refinished. Ward said they came from
the old courthouse and would like to keep them. The others agreed that they wouldnʼt have a problem
with fixing them up.
The next item was to take action to award the bid for the Livescan fingerprint machine for the
Sheriffʼs office. Sheriff Jump said he liked the bid from Crossmatch, which was the cheapest. He said he
has left messages and would like to visit with them more before a decision is made. Ward made a motion
to table the bid award until next week. Jones seconded. Ward, Jones and Hensley approved.
Hensley said he is selling District 3ʼs service truck in the county surplus auction. He said he
would like to go out for bids on a newer one, with a heavy duty wench. Jones made a motion to allow
has left messages and would like to visit with them more before a decision is made. Ward made a motion
to table the bid award until next week. Jones seconded. Ward, Jones and Hensley approved.
Hensley said he is selling District 3ʼs service truck in the county surplus auction. He said he
would like to go out for bids on a newer one, with a heavy duty wench. Jones made a motion to allow
District 3 to go out for bids. Ward seconded. Jones, Ward and Hensley approved.
Brock Jones made a motion to approve a resolution allowing District 1 to purchase a Bowmag
from District 3 in the amount of $20,000. Johnny Ward seconded. Jones, Ward and Henlsey approved.
Old Business:
Johnny Ward said Allen Leaird has called him about a $7500 donation to Southern Oklahoma
Rural Transportation Services (Big 5) that was discussed during budget time. Chairman Hensley said he
has visited with the Assistant District Attorney and he is checking the legality of the county donating
money. He said as soon as he hears that it is okay, he has no problem with it. He said the auditors had
said during their audit that the county was not supposed to donate money. Ward said he feels that it
makes sense to give back to the community with the sales tax money that they help generate. Hensley
said since the auditors told the board that they werenʼt supposed to donate the money, he wonʼt proceed
without the blessing from the Assistant District Attorney.
Clerk Loudermilk said she has received the monthly reports from October for the Court Clerk and
Sheriffʼs offices that were approved at the last meeting. The commissioners signed the reports.
New Business:
Brock Jones said he has been called several times about the brush pile at the fairbarn. He said
the main complaint was that there was a huge turnout for a goat and sheep show over the weekend and
there was not enough parking. He said he would like to clear it all out and make a parking lot in that area.
Hensley agreed and said that people have threatened to call DEQ and the county needs to do something
before they get involved. Ward said he has been trying to get it cleaned up for 10 years. He said he has
seen people dumping old appliances and furniture while he has been down there and he told them to take
it to the recycling center. Jones said the fairboard told him they would help put a fence around it if the
county will clean it up.
Brock Jones made a motion to adjourn at 9:24a.m. Johnny Ward seconded the motion. Jones,
Ward andHensley approved.
______________________________
_____________________________
Michael Hensley, Chairman
Johnny Ward, Vice-chairman
_____________________________
______________________________
Brock Jones, Member
Attest: Eugina Loudermilk, County Clerk
LEGAL NOTICE
Record Register November
19 & 26, 2014, 2t)
IN AND FOR COAL
COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
IN THE MATTER OF THE
ESTATE OF OPAL LEE
JORDAN, DECEASED.
Case No. PB-2014-15
NOTICE OF HEARING
FIRST AND FINAL ACCOUNT,
PETITION FOR DECREE
OF DISTRIBUTION,
APPROVAL OF ATTORNEYS’ FEES, COSTS AND
EXPENSES,
AND DISCHARGE OF
PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE
Notice is hereby given
that Chris Jordan, the duly
appointed and qualified
Personal Representative of
the Estate of Opal Jordan,
Deceased, has filed his
Final Account, Petition for
Decree of Distribution, Approval of Attorneys’ Fees,
Costs and Expenses, and
Discharge of Personal Representative. A hearing has
been fixed by the Judge of
the Court for December 11,
2014, at 10:00 a.m., in the
District Courtroom, County
Courthouse, Coal County,
Oklahoma, and all persons
in the Estate are notified to
appear and show cause, if
any they have, why the Account should not be settled
and allowed, the Estates
distributed, the Attorneys’
fees, costs, and expenses
approved, and the Personal
Representative Discharged.
DATED this 10th day of
November, 2014.
S)Paula Inge
JUDGE OF DISTRICT
COURT
Trae Gray, OBA # 21196
LandownerFirm, PLLC
Rt. 5 Box 305
Coalgate, Oklahoma 74538
(580) 428-3005 Office
(580) 927-2315 Facsimile
www.LandownerFirm.com
LEGAL NOTICE
Record Register November 19
& 26, 2014, 2t)
OF COAL COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
IN THE MATTER OF THE
ESTATE OF LOUIS B. SANDMANN, DECEASED.
Case No. PB-2014-10
NOTICE OF HEARING FIRST
AND FINAL ACCOUNT,
PETITION FOR DECREE OF
DISTRIBUTION,
APPROVAL OF
ATTORNEYS’ FEES,
COSTS AND EXPENSES,
AND DISCHARGE OF PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE
Notice is hereby given that
Susan Eddings and Steven
Sandmann, the duly appointed and qualified Personal
Representatives of the Estate
of Louis B. Sandmann, Deceased, has filed their Final
Account, Petition for Decree
of Distribution, Approval of
Attorneys’ Fees, Costs and
Expenses, and Discharge of
Personal Representative. A
hearing has been fixed by the
Judge of the Court for December 11, 2014, at 10:00 a.m., in
the District Courtroom, County
Courthouse, Coal County,
Oklahoma, and all persons
in the Estate are notified to
appear and show cause, if any
they have, why the Account
should not be settled and allowed, the Estates distributed,
the Attorneys’ fees, costs,
and expenses approved, and
the Personal Representative
Discharged.
DATED this 10th day of
November, 2014.
S)Paula Inge
JUDGE OF DISTRICT
COURT
LandownerFirm, PLLC
Rt. 5 Box 305
(580) 428-3005 Office
(580) 927-2315 Facsimile
LEGAL NOTICE
(Published in the Coalgate Record Register November 5, 12, &
19, 2014, 3t)
IN AND FOR COAL COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
JAMES SMITH,
Petitioner,
- vs BAILEE MONIQUE DAN,
Respondent.
Case No.: FP-2014-11
ALIAS SERVICE OF SUMMONS
BY PUBLICATION NOTICE
State of Oklahoma To: BAILEE MONIQUE DAN
TAKE NOTICE that a Petition has been filed in the District
Court, Coal County, State of Oklahoma, Case No. FP-14-11
styled James Smith, Petitioner vs. Bailee Monique Dan, Respondent. The Petition alleges that Petitioner is the biological father
of JJS, a minor child born January 30, 2007, and he is entitled
to and should be awarded full custody of JJS, a minor child born
January 30, 2007, and that Petitioner should be judicially determined to be the biological father of said child.
The Petition further alleges that the District Court, Coal County,
Oklahoma, has subject matter jurisdiction under all applicable
law concerning the custody, visitation, and support of said minor
children and that all such jurisdiction should be exercised herein.
Said Petition further alleges Petitioner should be granted the
exclusive custody of JJS, a minor child born January 30, 2007.
The Petition alleges that you should have visitation with the minor
child. The Petition alleges that you should pay child support to
Petitioner. Said Petition further alleges that you should pay all
costs and attorneys’ fees.
You are notified that you must file a Response to said Petition
on or before December 16, 2014, which is at least 41 days after
date of first publication, or the allegations contained in the Petition
will be taken as true and judgment will be entered against you
and in favor of Petitioner as prayed for in his Petition.
Given under my hand and seal on the 30th day of October,
2014.
Rachel Nix, Court Clerk
[SEAL]
By S)Cheryl Hobgood
Deputy Court Clerk
Jason D. Christopher, OBA #17383
Sweeney, Draper & Christopher, PLLC
P.O. Box 190
Ada, Oklahoma 74821
Telephone: (580) 332-7200
Facsimile: (580) 332-7201
Attorney for Petitioner
LEGAL NOTICE
2014, 2t)
The Board of Education of Tupelo hereby provide legal notice
that the annual school election filing period for candidates will
open on Monday, December 1, 2014 at 8:00 a.m. and will close
Wednesday, December 3, 2014 at 5:00 p.m. or when the Coal
County Election Board Office close for business that day.
An annual election for the School District Elector of Tupelo, District no. I-002 of Coal County, Oklahoma, will be held at the regular
voting places with the School District on the 10th day of February,
2015, and the second election, if needed, on the 7th day of April,
2015, beginning at 7:00 a.m. and closing at 7:00 p.m. on said date,
to consider or vote upon:
Member of Board of Education Office Number 5 (5 year term).
LEGAL NOTICE
(Published in the Coalgate Record Register November 12 & 19, 2014, 2t)
The Coal County Board of Commissioners is accepting bids on behalf
of District 3 for a 2006 or newer super duty one-ton truck or larger with the
following: diesel engine, extended cab, 4wheel drive, utility bed, extended
boom, with at least a 6,000 lb auto crane, and an air compressor. Bid
specifications are available in the County Clerk’s office at 4 North Main,
Suite 1 Coalgate, OK 74538. Bids will be received until 4:00 p.m. on
Friday, November 21st, 2014. Bids will be publicly reviewed and awarded
on Monday, November 24th at 9:00 a.m. The Board reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
LEGAL NOTICE
(Published in the Coalgate Record Register November 19 & 26
2014, 2t)
The Board of Education of Coalgate Public Schools District
hereby provides legal notice that the Annual School Election filing
period for candidates will open on Monday, December 1, 2014 at
8:00 a.m. and will close Wednesday, December 3, 2014, at 5:00
p.m. or when the Coal County Election Board Office closes for
business that day.
Board Member Position on Ballot:
The voters shall elect a board member for board position No 5,
which has a 5 year term of office.
LEGAL NOTICE
2014, 2t)
The Coal County Board of Commissioners is accepting bids
for the remodel of the old District Attorney’s office inside the
courthouse. Work included in the bid will be remodeling bathroom
to ADA compliance, removing partition wall, replacing ceiling tiles,
painting ceiling grid, laying ceramic tile flooring, and cutting out
doorway from jury box inside the courtroom. Bid is for labor and
all materials. Bid specifications are available in the County Clerk’s
office at 4 North Main, Suite 1 Coalgate, OK 74538. Bids will be
received until 4:00 p.m. on Friday, November 21st, 2014. Bids will
be publicly reviewed and awarded on Monday, November 24th at
9:00 a.m. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
LEGAL NOTICE
(Published in the Coalgate Record Register November 19 & 26, 2014, 2t)
OF COAL COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF MARGIE BLUE, DECEASED.
Case No. PB-2014-11
NOTICE OF HEARING FIRST AND FINAL ACCOUNT,
PETITION FOR DECREE OF DISTRIBUTION,
APPROVAL OF ATTORNEYS’ FEES,
COSTS AND EXPENSES,
AND DISCHARGE OF PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE
Notice is hereby given that Gilbert Wayne Blue, the duly appointed and
qualified Personal Representative of the Estate of Margie Blue, Deceased,
has filed his Final Account, Petition for Decree of Distribution, Approval of
Attorneys’ Fees, Costs and Expenses, and Discharge of Personal Representative. A hearing has been fixed by the Judge of the Court for December 11, 2014, at 10:00 a.m., in the District Courtroom, County Courthouse,
Coal County, Oklahoma, and all persons in the Estate are notified to
appear and show cause, if any they have, why the Account should not be
settled and allowed, the Estates distributed, the Attorneys’ fees, costs, and
expenses approved, and the Personal Representative Discharged.
DATED this 10th day of November, 2014.
S)Paula Inge
JUDGE OF DISTRICT COURT
LandownerFirm, PLLC
Rt. 5 Box 305
(580) 428-3005 Office
(580) 927-2315 Facsimile
LPXLP
LEGAL NOTICE
(Published in he Coalgate Record
Register November 19, 2014, 1t)
BEFORE THE CORPORATION
COMMISSION
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
APPLICANT: pablo energy ii,
llc
RELIEF SOUGHT: separate or
spEcial ALLOWABLE AS AN EXCEPTION
TO RULE NOS. 165:10-13-9(b) AND
165:10-17-11
LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Section
21, Township 1 north, Range
10 EAST, COAL County, Oklahoma
Cause CD 201408546
NOTICE OF HEARING
STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO:
All persons, owners, producers,
operators, purchasers and takers of oil and gas, and all other
interested persons, particularly in
Coal County, Oklahoma, and more
particularly: Andrew Kenneth Morrison; Arbor Petroleum Corporation;
Areta B. McKenzie Trust, Milton D.
McKenzie, Trustee; Arrow Financial Corporation; Audrey Louise
Mayer; Barbour Energy Corp.; Beta
Shale, LLC; Betty J. Marcum; Patty
LEGAL NOTICE
(Published in the Coalgate Record Register November 19, 2014, 1t)
BEFORE THE
CORPORATION COMMISSION
OF THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA
APPLICANT: PABLO ENERGY II, LLC
RELIEF SOUGHT: HORIZONTAL DRILLING AND SPACING UNITS
LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SE/4 SECTION 14 and SECTION 23, TOWNSHIP 1
NORTH, RANGE 9 EAST, COAL COUNTY, OKLAHOMA
Cause CD 201408479
NOTICE OF HEARING
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
TO:
All persons, owners, producers, operators, purchasers and takers
of oil and gas, and all other interested persons, particularly in Coal County,
Oklahoma, and more particularly: Agnes Mae Bohannon; Alva C. Rice;
Anderson B. White; Andrea Michele Morton, Trustee, Andrea Michele Morton
Trust; Andrew Altman; Ann Harrington, Trustee, Harrington Family Trust “A”;
Anna J. Jones, Trustee, Floyd G. Jones and Anna J. Jones Revocable Trust;
Anna Pearl Hyatt; B&G Royalties; B. Mike Hall; Banc First, Trustee, Tom
Yoakim Morton Trust; BancFirst, Trustee, Sarah Morton Trust-GST Exempt;
BancFirst, Trustee, David Michael Morton Trust-GST Exempt; BancFirst,
Trustee, Benjamin Franklin Morton Trust-GST Exempt; BancFirst, Trustee,
Mary Morton Trust-GST Exempt; Barbara Dees Francis; Barbara Elizabeth
Dale Brookshire; Benjamin Franklin Morton; Bernard Darvin Heer; Beta
Shale, LLC; Betty Ruth Hyatt Johnson; Betty S. Altman and Lawrence C.
Altman, Co-Trustees, Lawrence C. Altman Revocable Trust; Beverly A. Filson
and Cheryl Baker, Sucessor Co-Trustees, Henry F. Filson Trust; Billie Clark
Dees; Billie Kathryn Lingle; Billy Ray Brown; Bobby G. Bates and Amelia S.
Bates, Trustees, Bobbby G. Bates and Amelia S. Bates Trust; Bobby Jack
Dees; Bobby Shawn Carnes; Bo-Mc Enterprises, LLC; Bonnie Jean McBride
Wear Estate; BP America Production Co.; Brian Scott Manning Living Trust,
Brian Scott Manning, Trustee; Brookline Minerals, LLC; Burton Dale Steward
and Barbara Ann Steward, Trustees, Burton Dale Steward and Barbara Ann
Steward Rev. Liv. Trust; C.D. Dale III; Carlow Corp.; Carole J. Gay; Centrex
Operating Company; Chaparral Royalty Company; Charles and Penelope
Holbert Revocable Trust, Charles and Penelope Holbert, Co-Trustees; Charles
F. Larecy; Christy Merrill; CIANNA Resources, Inc.; Cindy Roy; Colonial
Royalties Limited Partnership; Connie Morris; Connie Morris, Trustee, Connie
Morris Family Trust; Continental Resources, Inc.; Daniel James Gayer; Daniel
R. Willits, Trustee, Summit Trust; David A. Bash, Jr., Trustee. David A. Bash,
Jr. Living Trust; David Michael Morton; Deborah G. Morris; Delbert R. Goodin
and Jarita E. Goodin, Trustees, Goodin Living Trust; Denise Altman; Dennis R.
McCollum; Don and Hazel Elder; Don Bohannon; Donald E. McMahan; Donna
D. Wilson, Trustee. Phyllis Denton Trust; Donna K. McMahan Scholl; Donna
Lasher; Dorothy Altman, Trustee, Dorothy Altman Family Trust; Dorothy
Johnson; Dwight Delsigne; Carolyn Ann Delsigne; Edna J. Bohannon; Encore
Energy Partners Operating, LLC; Ernest Dale Holderman and Peggy Jane
Holderman, Trustees, Holderman Family Trust; Eva Hefner Trust #2, Trustee;
Fenway Land, LLC; First Presbyterian Church of Oklahoma City; First United
Methodist Church of Ada Foundation, Inc.; Flora G. McCollum; Forrest A.
Goodell; Fred Bohannon Royalty Company; Fred D. Johnson; Gail Colleen
Bohannon; Gary Neal Hunt; Gay Barnett; Gentry Minerals, LLC; George E.
Bohannon; Georgia A. Bohannon, Trustee, Georgia A. Bohannon Family Trust;
Georgia M. Whittern; Gill Investment Company; Gill Royalty Company; Great
Sky Partners, LLC; Greenstar Resources, LLC; Guy L. Strunk and Vernice
Lee, Trustees, Vivian Pasquali Rev. Living Trust; GW Wallace Family, LLC;
H.N. Murray Symonds Revocable Trust, Trustee; Helen C. Hickman, Trustee,
Helen C. Hickman Living Trust; Helen Knight Waterhouse Combs Estate; Hubbartt Family Trust, James E. Hubbartt and Mary Louise Hubbartt, Trustees;
J. Edward Bates; Jack R. Crissup; Jack Stokes; James Vandiver and Linda
Vandiver, Co-Trustees, Ben James Family Trust; Jamie Bates White; Jan
Carl Evans, Jr.; Jerry B. Baker; Jerry Reese Bohannon; Jerry Wayne Speer;
JJWA, L.L.C.; Joe Marion Bohannon; John Batdorf; Patricia Batdorf; John D.
Coble; John Edmund Heer; John Edward McMahan; John J. Schulke; John
Lyndon Dale, Jr.; Johnny Kenneth Wheat; Jon Michael Jones; Jones Energy,
Inc.; Joyce Parks Tomlinson; Judith Marie Thompson; JW Oil & Gas, LLC;
Karen Kay Rice; L.E. Fitzsimons, Trustee. John L. Fitzsimons Childrens Irrevocable Trust; L.Z. Williams Energy Inc.; Larry B. Pope; Janet E. Pope; Lefty
and Rebecca Wilson Trust; Leon Chester Gage, Jr.; Linda Goodrich; Linda
Kodis, Trustee. Richard David Kodis and Linda Kodis Family Trust; Linda
Lasher; Lucky Pair, LLC; Lynette Layton Children Trust #7000019700; Lynn
Cole; Mack Kimbrough, Trustee, Lucinda Lucille Kimbrough Trust; MAP2009OK; Margaret Rebecca Dale Millanez; Marianne Bohannon William Jost;
Marie Green Evick, Trustee, Marie Green Evick Revocable Trust; Mary Ellen
Murdoch, Trustee, Mary Ellen Murdoch Revocable Trust; Mary Lou Nickerson
Peggs; Mary Morton-Johnson, Sole Trustee, Misskittie Living Trust; Maryln
G. Harman, Trustee, Marilyn G. Harman Revocable Trust; Mascene Biswell,
Successor Trustee, Maxine Jarvis Dougherty Rev. Trust; Melinda Geyer;
Melinda McBride Cralle; Michael C. Johnson, Sole Trustee, Yvone C. Johnson
Revocable Trust; Michael Ragsdale; Misty Lynn Bohannon; Mitchell Royalty
Limited Partnership; Mixed Minerals, LLC; Nancy C. Baglione; Nancy Lou Ball
Estate; Nancy Lou Ball Estate, Michael D. Ball, Executor; Norma C. Corsini
and Tommy G. Corsini,Co- Trustees, Norma C. Corsini Living Trust; Notting
Hill Properties, LLC; Oklahoma City University BOKF, NA, Agent; Patrick M.
Hall and Jeffrey L. Hall, Co-Trustees, Hall Family Trust; Patsy Carmony; Paul
Dan Droke, Trustee, Pauline E. Mayer Trust; Paul M. Bohannon; Pentagon
Oil Company; Perkins Family Revocable Living Trust of Wewoka, Oklahoma;
Petroquest Energy, LLC; Phoenix Dewayne Brown; PR Crawford Royalty
Co. LLC; Professional Title Agency, Inc.; Randal Petroleum Corp.; Randy
Dean Whittern; Ray A. Mauldin; Richard H. Rose; Richard McBride; Rivendell
Royalty Corp.; Robert A. Bohannon, Jr.; Robert A. Hefner Trust #2, Trustee;
Roberta May Green; Roger L. Beavers, Inc.; Ronald C. Gay; Ronald Gage;
Rose Marie Heer Snell; Sarah Morton Schwab; Sarah Patricia Gayer; Scout
Royalty Corp.; Seibold Energy Co., Inc.; Shale Royalties 3, LLC; Shale Royalties 4, LLC; Shirley Lou Taylor; Shirley Smith; Sinclair Oil & Gas Company;
SM Energy Company; Smack Dab, Ltd.; Stacy Hays; Stella Sue Smith; Susan
McBride Otstott; TCD Exploration, LLC; Terry Gay; Thomas J. Warne; Troutman Ranch, Inc.; Vanguard Permian, LLC; Velma Earlene Neuschaefer; Vickie
Gage-Taylor; Virginia S. Lay; Wayne Evans; Wendell Dean Hunt; Wentworth
Operating Co.; William C. Langdon & Company; William David Jones; William
E. Secrest, Jr. Living Revocable Trust; William G. Avanzini, Trustee, Avanzini
Family Trust; William J. McCaw; William Roger Pyeatt; Willie B. Phillips Revocable Living Trust of Tulsa, Oklahoma; WSGP Gas Producing, LLC; Wyoming
Property Investments; Bill Rice; Douglas Gay; Gladys Rice; James E. King;
Lorene Carnes; and Pat Rice; if living or deceased, dissolved or liquidated, the
known and unknown successors, heirs and assigns, immediate and remote, of
any and all of the above named parties.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Applicant is requesting that the Commission enter an Order (a) establishing a 480-acre irregular horizontal drilling
and spacing unit for the Woodford common source of supply, underlying all
or substantially all of the SE/4 Section 14 and E/2 Section 23, Township 1
North, Range 9 East, Coal County, Oklahoma; and (b) establishing a 320-acre
stand-up horizontal drilling and spacing unit for the Woodford common source
of supply, underlying all or substantially all of the W/2 Section 23, Township 1
North, Range 9 East, Coal County, Oklahoma. Per OAC 165:10-3-28(c)(2)(B),
the permitted well location will be no closer than 330 feet to any unit boundary
of the 480-acre irregular horizontal drilling and spacing unit for the Woodford
common source of supply, underlying the SE/4 Section 14 and E/2 Section 23,
Township 1 North, Range 9 East, Coal County, Oklahoma; and 330 feet to any
unit boundary of the 320-acre stand-up horizontal drilling and spacing unit for
the Woodford common source of supply, underlying the W/2 Section 23, Township 1 North, Range 9 East, Coal County, Oklahoma.
IT IS ORDERED AND NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that this Cause will be
heard before an Administrative Law Judge on the Initial Hearing Docket at the
Corporation Commission, Jim Thorpe Building, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at
8:30 a.m. on the 8th day of December, 2014, and that this Notice be published as required by law and the Rules of the Commission.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Applicant and interested parties may
present testimony by telephone. The cost of telephonic communication shall
be paid by the person(s) requesting its use. Interested parties who wish to
participate by telephone shall contact Applicant or Applicant’s attorney, prior to
the hearing date, and provide their name and telephone number.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that all interested persons may appear and
be heard. For information concerning this action, contact Pablo Energy II,
LLC, P.O. Box 2945, Amarillo, Texas 79105; or John E. Lee, III, Wright & Associates, P.C., 1800 Canyon Park Circle, Suite 201, Edmond, Oklahoma 73013,
Telephone: (405) 844-7000.
CORPORATION COMMISSION OF OKLAHOMA
S)BOB ANTHONY
CHAIRMAN
S)PATRICE DOUGLAS
VICE CHAIRMAN
S)DANA L. MURPHY
COMMISSIONER
DONE AND PERFORMED THIS 12th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 2014.
BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION:
S)PEGGY MITCHELL
LPXLP
Commission Secretary
Marcum Reed; BP America Production Company; Brookline Minerals,
LLC; Canaan Resources, LLC;
Castello Enterprises, Inc.; Claude E.
Éclair; Connie Morris; Connie Morris, Trustee, Connie Morris Family
Trust; Continental Resources, Inc.;
Cosmo Energy, LLC; Dana Lee
Long; Dortha Marie Pendley Breaux;
Emma Regina Mayer Hendrix; Eryn
Marie Pendley Housinger; Frances
Ann Mayer Paresa; Gary Lonnie Sims; Gentry Minerals, LLC;
Jahree Standridge Rev. Living Trust,
Jahree Standridge, Trustee; James
E. Eclair, Jr.; James Éclair; James
Eric Owens, Jay Owens, Successor
Trustee; James Vandiver and Linda
Vandiver, Co-Trustees, Ben James
Family Trust; Jamie Eclair McGaugh;
Jamie Marie Mayer O’Shields; Janice
Hixon; Jason Éclair; Jay Owens;
Jeffrey Éclair; Jerry Wayne Speer;
JJWA, LLC; John Sandretto; Jones
County Minerals, Inc.; Jones Energy,
Inc.; Journey Oil & Gas, Inc.; Joyce
Parks Tomlinson; Lana S. Mayer
Wyche, Trustee, Mayer Family Revocable Trust; LMR Minerals, LLC;
Lucky Pair, LLC; Mayer Investment
Company, LLC; MES Minerals, LLC;
Michael Dane Vaughan; Michael
Patrick Mayer, Successor Guardian
of James Bruno Mayer; Michael Patrick Mayer; Notting Hill Properties,
LLC; Parthenon Trading Company;
Patricia Gow Banta, Patricia Kalchert
Power of Attorney; Paul Dan Droke,
Jr.; Penroc Oil Corporation; Randal
Petroleum Corp.; Rena C. Murphy
Koppelman; Sharon Lee Sims Bardin; Sinclair Oil & Gas Company; SM
Energy Company; Snuffys Oil Field
Service, Inc.; Stephen Grant Grove
III; Steve Delmas, Inc.; Susan Pilar
Grantham; TCD Exploration, LLC;
TGM Properties, Inc.; Thomas Dell
Mayer; United States Department
of Interior, Bureau of Land Management; Vanguard Permian, LLC;
Wentworth Operating Company;
William Gordon Gravitt; WLM Energy
Co., LLC; Wyoming Property Investments; and XTO Energy, Inc.; if living
or deceased, dissolved or liquidated,
the known and unknown successors,
heirs and assigns, immediate and
remote, of any and all of the above
named parties.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the Applicant is requesting that
the Commission enter an Order,
as exception to Rule Nos. OAC
165:10-13-9(b) and OAC 165:1017-11, amending Order No. 530231
and Order No. 618975 to authorize
each of the Gravitt 3H-21, Gravitt
4H-21, Gravitt 5H-21, Gravitt 6H-21,
and Gravitt 7H-21 wells the greater
of a separate minimum production
allowable or a separate production
allowable based upon the absolute
open flow of each well, to be calculated each year, as to the Woodford
common source of supply underlying
Section 21, Township 1 North, Range
10 East, Coal County, Oklahoma.
Applicant also requests that there
be no transfer of the separate allowables among the Gravitt 3H-21,
Gravitt 4H-21, Gravitt 5H-21, Gravitt
6H-21, and Gravitt 7H-21 wells and
other wells within the unit. Additionally, Applicant requests that there be
no underage or overage pertaining to
the separate allowables transferred
among the subject wells or other
wells in the unit.
IT IS ORDERED AND NOTICE
IS HEREBY GIVEN that this Cause
will be heard before an Administrative Law Judge on the Initial Hearing
Docket at the Corporation Commission, Jim Thorpe Building, Oklahoma
City, Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m. on the
8th day of December, 2014, and that
this Notice be published as required
by law and the Rules of the Commission.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN
that Applicant and interested parties
may present testimony by telephone.
The cost of telephonic communication shall be paid by the person(s)
requesting its use. Interested parties
who wish to participate by telephone
shall contact Applicant or Applicant’s
attorney, prior to the hearing date,
and provide their name and telephone number.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN
that all interested persons may appear and be heard. For information
concerning this action, contact Pablo
Energy II, LLC, P.O. Box 2945, Amarillo, Texas 79105; or John E. Lee, III,
Wright & Associates, P.C., 1800 Canyon Park Circle, Suite 201, Edmond,
Oklahoma 73013, Telephone: (405)
844-7000.
CORPORATION COMMISSION OF
OKLAHOMA
S)BOB ANTHONY
CHAIRMAN
S)PATRICE DOUGLAS
VICE CHAIRMAN
S)DANA L. MURPHY
COMMISSIONER
DONE AND PERFORMED THIS
14th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 2014.
BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION:
S)PEGGY MITCHELL
Commission Secretary
Starting
Tuesday November 18, 2014
7:00 pm
Coalgate Assembly of God
Hurts, Hang-Ups, & Habits
Christian 12 Step Program
Pastors Billy & Linda Wilson
Yvonne Adcock
For information call Pastor Billy at
580-927-5588 or 580-927-3030
Pastors Billy and Linda are licensed Counselors and experienced 12 step leaders. Yvonne is
a recovered person of addiction and speaks in
Universities across the country about human trafficking. Meeting will be Christ centered dealing
with the reasons people turn to additions. We deal
with all addictions the same whether it is Alcohol,
Drugs, Anger, Eating disorders, gambling or any
other addiction, Jesus is the answer.
McAlester Stockyards
Market Report
Tuesday, NOVEMBER 11, 2014 sold 1850 cattle Compared to two weeks ago. Steers
$2 to $5 higher. Heifers $3 to $8 higher. The high end of market reflects OQBN/weaned
cattle. Next Special Cow & Bull Sale is Dec. 13. Consignments are open. “For the
same reason you also be glad and rejoice with me.” Phill. 2:18
weight Range
225 to 300#
300 to 350#
350 to 400#
400 to 450#
450 to 500#
500 to 550#
550 to 600#
600 to 700#
700 to 750#
800 to 850#
#1 Steers
$385 to $415
$357 to $380
$325 to $353
$299 to $318
$280 to $295
$262 to $276
$253 to $265
$228 to $255
$221 to $236
$208 to $216
#1 heifers
$301 to $330
$306 to $321
$295 to $310
$267 to $281
$253 to $266
$235 to $253
$223 to $236
$213 to $240
$205 to $219
$190 to $210
260 Cows & Bulls sold at the evening sale.
paCKeR COwS $1 TO $5 hIGheR anD BuLLS $6 hIGheR
high yielding packer bulls sold from ......................$138
average yielding packer bulls sold from................$134
Low yielding packer bulls sold from........................$125
high yielding packer cows sold from .....................$117
average yielding packer cows sold from ..............$112
Low yielding packer cows sold from ......................$105
to $141
to $137
to $130
to $122
to $118
to $112
Sale Every Tuesday
Stocker & feeder cattle begin at 10 a.m.Cows and Bulls Tuesday evening, 6 pm
Open 7 DayS/weeK & 24 hOuRS/Day
2 ReCeIVe & CaRe FOR yOuR LIVeSTOCK InVeSTMenT!
Julie Grant
Offfice: 918-423-2834
Laura Sherrill
Lindsey Grant
Richard Magby
George Tarr
Donny Shadwick
918-421-9057
580-889-6049
918-423-4498
918-649-4750
918-548-3478
580-889-1329
918-424-1464
918-655-7754
Ken Sherrill 918-421-0257
Curt Krigbaum 918-650-8013
THANKS FOR YOUR BUSINESS!
Coalgate
Assembly of God Church
3 North Byrd • Coalgate, OK ~ Church phone: 580-927-3020
Pastors Billy and Linda Wilson, and Mary Jo Johnson
Pastor Billy is a licensed Clinical Pastoral Counselor
Pastors Linda and Mary Jo are licensed counselors
Cudd Energy Services is hiring
Class A CDL Drivers/Equipment Operators
for its office in Seminole, Oklahoma.
• HazMat and tanker
endorsements a plus
Contact Jim Riddle or Linda
Elliott at 405.382.5166 for
an application and interview.
ServiCe tiMeS:
Sunday School 10:00 am ~ Sunday Night 6:00 pm
Wednesday Night 7:00 pm
We at the Coalgate Assembly of God are looking for the
hurt, neglected and unloved people of the community. We
want you to know that Jesus loves you just the way you
are today and wants to bring you into a relationship with
him. Our pastors have years of experience in the deliverance ministry. We are also gifted in healing through Christ
Jesus. if you are fighting addictions we are looking for you.
We want you to be set free.
Free counseling available by appointment
WWW.CUDD.COM
Call Pastors Billy & Linda at 927-2050
or Mary Jo at 927-2898
FOR SALE—2013 Mercury
Grand Marquise. New tires,
in good shape. $2,500.00.
580-258-8660. (3tc37)
2003 HONDA ACCORD—
Fully loaded. Drives great.
117,000
miles.
ONLY
$5,995.00. Call 580-9271117. (10/22tfn)
FOR SALE—Square bales
of Bermuda grass hay.
$6.00 bale. 580-428-3301.
(3tc36)
FOR
SALE—Approxi-
Coalgate
HHRV
Park
on Hwy 75 in Phillips
has 30 amp & 50 amp spaces available.
Also has drop off laundry service available
We accept all credit cards
927-3168 • 927-5603 • 927-6419
BIG FIVE HEAD START APPLICATIONS
NOW BEING ACCEPTED
The Big Five Head Start Program is currently accepting applications for the 2014 – 2015 school
year at the Big Five Community Action Office at
210 North Main Coalgate. Eligibility in the program is determined by the child’s age and family
income based on the 2014 Family Income Guidelines. Ten Percent of enrollment must be made
available to children with disabilities. Parents
should bring birth certificate, current shot record,
SS#’s for all family members, SoonerCare and /or
CDIB cards and income verification. Cottonwood,
Coalgate and Tupelo
for more information contact
Tammy Golden or
Ione Haney at 580-927-2381
POSITION AVAILABLE
Ruth Wilson Hurley Manor
Has a position available for a full-time cook.
We offer competitive wages and
a benefit package.
Please apply at 405 W. Clay. EOE
Scott McCormack
Cell 580-310-4389
West of Ada on Hwy 3W • (580)436-5033
southernoklivestock.com
Thank You for your patronage & support!
Stockers & Feeder • Pairs, Cows & Bulls
Wednesdays starting at 9:00 a.m.
Average Report for 11/12/2014
Total Head: 1680
Steer
239.....................................$370.00
299.....................................$360.00
305-345 ...............$348.00-$377.50
350-385 ...............$334.00-$362.00
400-433 ...............$300.00-$320.00
457-495 ...............$281.00-$288.00
520-546 ...............$269.00-$272.00
504-510 ...............$266.00-$270.00
557-565 ...............$258.00-$266.00
601-628 ...............$239.00-$240.00
639-648 ...............$230.00-$236.00
662-691 ...............$229.00-$233.50
726-727 ...............$227.00-$230.00
808.....................................$224.50
923.....................................$219.00
Heifers
205-211............... $300.00-$340.00
260-296 .............. $300.00-$319.00
340-345 .............. $290.00-$310.00
365-398 .............. $290.00-$300.00
403-439 .............. $274.00-$286.00
450-485 .............. $264.00-$285.00
504-549 .............. $232.00-$243.00
550-592 .............. $229.00-$245.00
561-580 .............. $221.00-$230.00
586.................................... $225.50
605-645 .............. $220.00-$237.00
674.................................... $220.00
701.................................... $217.50
mately 160.0 acres (surface
only). Sec. 18-1S-11E in
Coal County, east of Lehigh,
OK on Division St. Native
grass, timber, hunting, county roads on 3 sides, $2000
per acre. Call 580-4674022. (4tp36)
FOR
SALE—Beautiful
hardwood office furniture:
Desk with 6 side drawers,
file racks and lap drawer
(72x35.5x31.5); matching
bookshelf with glass door
hutch (90x72x19.5). Asking
$2999, but all reasonable offers considered. Call Darla
at (918) 298-0100 days or
(918) 230-6077 cell. (tfn)
Special Gov’t Program! Own
Land/Family land ZERO
down! Don’t prejudge your
credit. E-Z qualify by phone.
2,000 furniture package with
purchase. Homes starting at
26,500 and up. W.A.C. 405631-7600 or 405-206-3693.
(10/24tfn)
FOR
SALE—2-story
house, approx. 2840 sq. ft.
with 5 bedrooms, 4-bathrooms, 2 living areas, & formal dining. Has fireplace,
new CH/A and is located on
5 acres with scenic view. 1
mile SE of town of Coalgate
on Industrial Boulevard.
Asking price is $189,000.00.
580-272-8395 or 580-9272621. (8/6tfn)
FOR RENT
FOR RENT—1, 2, 3 &
4-bdrm houses. 580-2588856, cell. (11/24tfn)
HOUSES FOR RENT—
Furnished & unfurnished.
All bills paid on some. 9275171. (3/10tfn)
FOR RENT —Office spaces: one is 800 sq. ft and one
is 2400 sq. ft. Also have
house for rent. Call Rebecca Washburn 580-927-5332
(1/18tfn)
FOR RENT—1-bdrm apts.
with stove, refrigerator,
CH/A, 3 walk-in storm shelters, water sewer & garbage
paid. Laundry facility on
property. Handicap assessable apts available. At least
62 years of age may apply
at Louis Sandmann Senior
Housing. 1201 Cedar Way,
west of Coalgate football
field. 580-927-2781. Office
hours M-F, 9:00 to 1:00.
(4/3tfn)
FOR
RENT—3-bdrm,
2-bath mobile home in Centrahoma. Call 901-491-1027.
(10/8tfn)
FOR RENT—4-Bdrm, 1 1/2
bath, brick house for rent
at 106 S. Ada St. $800 per
month, $400 deposit. Call
580-235-7660. (4tp38)
WANTED
Tax Preparer/Bookkeeper—
Tisdale C.P.A. is seeking to
fill a full time position as tax
preparer/bookkeeper. Applicant should have experience
relating to individual income
tax preparation or bookkeeping. Candidate should have
good interpersonal skills to
interact with both clients
and staff as well as excellent
computer skills; proficient
with Microsoft Word, Excel, and Quickbooks. Experience in A/R, A/P, bank
reconciliations, preparation
of quarterly and annual pay-
net or at 205 S. Mississippi
in Atoka. (4tc36)
HELP
WANTED—McNutt Auto Service is seeking
an experienced Mechanic/
Technician.
Experienced
with late model electronics
ALL ZONES
FOR SALE
ATTENTION OCAN COORDINATO
from the OP
roll tax and sales tax returns
Please
fax resume
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Please submit your resume Services, 308 East Lafayads may be place
by email at tiddalecpa@att. 2x2
ette, Coalgate, OK 74538.
(11/5tfn)
LOST & FOUND
THIS COPY
ONLY FOR
TH
LOST—Small
white Billy
goat. Lost in Cairo area near
Cairo school. If seen call
927-3361. (1tc36)
OKLAHOMA CLASSIFIED
A D V E RT I S I N G N E T W O R K
HELP WANTED
HEALTH/MEDICAL
DRIVER TRAINEES
NEEDED!
Become a driver for Stevens Transport!
NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED! New
drivers earn $800+ per week! PAID
CDL TRAINING! Stevens covers all
costs! 1-888-748-4133 drive4stevens.
com
ATTENTION: VIAGRA & CIALIS
USERS! A cheaper alternative to
high drugstore prices! 50 Pill Special
- $99 FREE shipping! 100 Percent
Guaranteed. CALL NOW: 1-800-5196148
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bonuses $$$ Be home for the holidays!
BCBS + 401k + Pet & Rider. Free
clinics + family friendly. Spanish/
English Orientation available. CDL-A
Req - (877) 258-8782. meltontruck.
com/drivers
SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY
BENEFITS. Unable to work? Denied
Benefits? We can help! WIN or
Pay Nothing! Contact Bill Gordon &
Associates at 1-800-970-7845 to start
your application today!
$2000 BONUS! Oilfield drivers.
High hourly, Overtime. Class A-CDL/
Tanker. 1 year driving experience.
Home monthly. Paid travel, lodging.
Relocation NOT necessary. 1-800588-2669. www.tttransports.com
MISCELLANEOUS
EARN $100,000 1ST YR. INCOME
selling funeral ins. to seniors. Daytime
market. Leads furnished. Complete
training. Daily pay. Health/Dental
provided. Call 1-888-713-6020.
CENTRAL OKLAHOMA EQUIPMENT
AUCTION Farm equiment and more!
Thursday, December 4. 8332 W I-40
Service Rd, OKC, OK 73128. Top
Hand Auction 405-919-2271; 405-5505151 www.tophandauctions.com
A-CDL DRIVERS OILFIELD NOW
HIRING! 2 yrs experience, No LABOR
just drive, OKC and Woodward
location, housing provided. Average
52k + bonus. 1-866-501-7549.
ADVERTISE STATEWIDE
ADVERTISE STATEWIDE! For more
information or to place an ad contact
us at (405) 499-0035 or toll-free in OK
at 1-888-815-2672
LEGAL SERVICES
SOCIAL SECURITY AND DISABILITY
CLAIMS Saunders & Saunders
Attorneys at Law. No Recovery - No
Fee. 1-800-259-8548 DRIS
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CAXCA
FOR MORE INFORMATION ON STATEWIDE
ADVERTISING, CALL 1-888-815-2672
Storm Shelters
10 yr. Manufactured Warranty on leakage
Jerry English
580-927-5493
Installed
All Concrete
Now Accepting
Choctaw Vouchers
General Backhoe Work ~ Dozer Work ~ Septic Systems
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F
Top
Soi
l
Dozer Work
Gravel Hauling
Jerry Lemons
Home
580-428-3166
Cell 580-258-0282
Real Estate
Sale
Land for
502 East Vincent on corner of Vincent & Coe -3 bdrm. 1
bath, brick home, on corner lot. Priced at $49,000.
1003 West Blair - Large 3 bdrm. 2 bath, brick home, recently
remolded with new privcy fence and new covered back patio. Very nice house with granite counter tops and plantation
blinds. Priced at $105,000.
711 S. Railroad - 3 bdrm. 1.5 baths, brick home, on 2 large
lots, with privacy fence, very nice house in a good neighborhood. Priced at $99,000.
403 W.Fautt St in Phillips - 3 bdrm., 2 bath brick home on 10
lots. Nice 24x40 metal shop building. Priced at $85,000.
Sale Every
Wednesday
205 South Dewight, 3 bdrm, 2 bathroom, frame home, with
handicap walk-in tub and a nice quite neighborhood. Priced at
$89,000.
306 N. Byrd - 3 bdrm. 1 bath, framed home with 1,783 sq ftwith
fenced yard. Priced at $69,000.
North of Coalgate - 754 acres or recreation land, on Caney
Boggy Creek with lots of wildlife, electricity on property. Priced
at $1,450.00 per acre.
For all your auction and Real Estate needs call:
Haney Auction and Real Estate
203 North Mississippi • Atoka OK • 580-889-3497
Kevin Haney Auctioneer/Broker • 580-927-5029
Sales Associate: Joel Coffee • 580-927-5563
Honest, Hardworking & Dependable!
www.haneyauction.com
Tupelo Schools honor
area veterans
On November 11, Tupelo
Schools hosted a Veterans
Day assembly in the high
school auditorium. All area
veterans were invited.
Veterans attending the
event were: Vernon Bailey,
Oklahoma National Guard;
Jim Davis, a Vietnam
veteran for the U.S. Navy
who was assigned to the
U.S. Marines in Vietnam
and the U.S. Army; Bobby
J. Ingram, Army veteran of
the Korean Conflict; Dale
Marshall, U.S. Army; Lee
Murphy, 1957-1963 U.S.
Marines Corps; Windred
Westbrook, U.S. Army;
and Frank Williams, U.S.
Marine Corps.
Following the assembly,
Trent Bourland, a U.S. Air
Force veteran, was able
to join the others at the
complimentary lunch in the
school cafeteria.
The Student Council
conducted the assembly,
a time of educating the
students on the meaning
of Veterans Day, as well
as using the time to show
appreciation to veterans.
Student
Council
members who helped with
the assembly were Keara
Bourland, Jace Eidson,
Hailey Ellis, Courtney
Hickman, Lana Nelson,
Caleb Watson, and John
Whitlock. Kyle Bailey
operated the equipment and
created the PowerPoint. U.S. Marines veteran Frank Williams with granddaughters Kaitlyn and Hailey
Ellis.
nas Paradise Cove
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Be Antiques & Collectibles
203 East Ewing Avenue & North Broadway - 580-579-3967
Open Thursday, Friday, Saturday - 9:00 am to 4:00 pm - 580-579-3967
Local Hand Crafted
YOUR WELCOME TO ATTEND
THE COALGATE
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
COSTUME JEWELRY
Necklace & Pierced Earring Set
Price Firm $2000
Single Earring Sets $6 ea or 2/for $10
00
Read John 3:16
00
Have a Blessed Day
Listen to 88.3 THEGOSPELSTATION.COM
SERIOUS INJURY & WRONGFUL DEATH
Medical Malpractive • Defective Products • Industrial Accidents
Railroad Accidents
Call for Free Consuultation
323 E. Carl Albert Parkway, McAlester, Ok.
423-0421 • 1-800-658-1596
Dr. Donald Dingle, D.C.
Treating Auto accident victims
and other dull matters.
Call me: 580-889-3338
U. S. Army veteran Bobby Ingram with wife Edna and daughter-in-law Kathy Ingram,
a teacher at Tupelo High School.
U.S. Air Force veteran Trent Bourland with nephew Colton Bourland, niece Keara
Bourland, and nephew Ty Bourland.
PAGE B-8—COALGATE RECORD REGISTER—NOVEMBER 19 , 2014
Filing Period Near for City
Council, School Board Offices
Veterans Day at
Tupelo Schools
The filing period for two seats on the Coalgate City Council and
one seat each on the Coalgate, Tupelo and Cottonwood Boards
of Education begins Monday, December 1, Coal County Election
Board Secretary Vicky Salmon announced today.
Declarations of Candidacy will be accepted at the Coal County
Election Board office for the following offices:
Coalgate City Council — Ward 3 (currently held by Joe Ward)
Coalgate City Council — Ward 4 (currently held by Muriel
Parker)
Coalgate School
District – Office No. 5
ZONES:
M,1,2,4
Cottonwood School District – Office No. 2
for
week
of NOVEMBER
16, 2014
Tupelo
School District
– Office No. 5
2x2
run
anywhere
in your newspaper.
Don’t forget to remind your classified department to
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period
opens
Monday, December
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The Coal County Election Board
office isTHE
located
18 N.
Michigan Street in Coalgate (behind the post office). The
telephone number is 580-927-3456.
GIVE AN OKLAHOMA VETERAN
THE CHANCE TO BE HONORED.
Your tax-deductible donation to OKLAHOMA
HONOR FLIGHTS will help transport
Oklahoma veterans to Washington, D.C. to visit
memorials dedicated to honor their service and
sacrifices.
For more information on how to donate, visit
oklahomahonorflights.org
or call (405) 259-9000
GIVE AN OKLAHOMA VE
THE CHANCE TO BE HON
Your tax-deductible donation to OKLA
HONOR FLIGHTS will help transport
veterans to Washington, D.C. to visit m
dedicated to honor their service and s
Tupelo Ag teacher Steve Ake, left, with U.S. Marines veteran
Lee
Murphyon
and
For more
information
howwife
to don
Eileen.
oklahomahono
or call (405)
Andy’s
Muffler & AliGNMeNt
re-Opening Soon
203 N. Main - Coalgate, OK
MICHAEL L. DIAL, D.D.S.
Family Dentistry & Orthodontics
U.S. Army veteran Dale Marshall with grandson Taylor Miller, daughter Jennifer
Miller, and wife Marie.
104 Ruth Avenue, Atoka
•Crowns • Bridges • Fillings
•Root Canals •Cosmetic Dentistry
•Oral Surgery •Teeth Whitening
•Sedation
Office hours by appointment
(580) 889-2505
Major credit cards accepted
Tupelo High School student Kyle Bailey with his grandfather, Winfred Westbrook,
right, a U.S. Army veteran, and his dad, Vernon Bailey, an Oklahoma National Guard
veteran.

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