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COALGATE
Volume 131 Number 46
COALGATE, OKLAHOMA 74538
RECORD
REGISTER
Coal County (USPS 120140)
50¢
Wednesday, JANUARY 28, 2015
A Coal County District 2 work crew cleans up the fairgrounds dump site.
Cleanup under way at fairgrounds dump site
Work has begun on
cleaning up the dump site
on the south side of the
country fair barn. District
2 Commissioner Johnny
D. Ward said Monday
he hopes to have the site
completely cleaned up by
this coming weekend.
Coalgate City Manager
Roger Cosper reiterated
Monday that dumping of
any kind, including brush
and tree limbs, is no longer
allowed.
DEQ designated the area
as a TEMPORARY burn
site for brush and tree
Coalgate football players
receive All-District honors
The District 2A-4 football
coaches recently met to vote
on All-District Honors.
The
following
five
Coalgate Wildcats garnered
recognition at the meeting:
Ricco
Bellettini
–
Linebacker of the Year.
Logan Layton – First
Team All-District Defensive
Lineman.
Jansyn Pebworth – First
Team All-District Offensive
Lineman.
Gaven Ott – Second Team
All-District
Defensive
Lineman.
Continued on Page A-2
limbs following a major
ice storm in January 2007. But even though the DEQ
Filing period opens
Monday for Lehigh offices
The filing period for three municipal offices in Lehigh
will be Monday, February 2, Tuesday, February 3, and
Wednesday, February 4, from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Coal County Election Board Secretary Vicky Salmon
said Declarations of Candidacy will be accepted for the
following offices:
Ward 3 (Cheryl Young, incumbent).
Ward 4 (Wanda Calvert, incumbent).
Mayor (Buddy Cottrell, incumbent).
The offices will be filled in a nonpartisan General Election
on April 7, Salmon said.
COALGATE HIGH SCHOOL ALL-DISTRICT FOOTBALL PLAYERS — Logan Layton, Chisolm Jones, Gaven Ott, Ricco Bellettini, and Jansyn
Pebworth, from left, with Coach Dusty Newberry.
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Lady Tigers finish 6th at Roff tournament
—Tupelo girls romp over Coalgate, but lose to Varnum and New Lima
By HERMAN BROWN
Tupelo correspondent
The Tupelo Lady Tigers finished
in sixth place in last week’s
Roff Invitational Basketball
Tournament.
Coach Shawn Reeves’ THS
girls won once and lost twice
during the week-long competition
at Roff High School. Both losses
were single-digit setbacks while
the victory was by a comfortable
19-point spread.
Tupelo brings a 7-12 record into
this week’s ‘vacation’ from varsity
games.
LEGAL NOTICE
December 29, 2014
Unless otherwise noted in the proposal, all bids must be submitted over the Internet via Bid
Express. When written bids are allowed, sealed proposals sent by registered mail will be received
through the ODOT Office Engineer Division until 30 minutes prior to the scheduled bid opening.
From 30 minutes prior to the bid opening until the time of the bid opening, bid proposals must be
turned in directly to the ODOT Commission Room located on the east side of the lobby. The scheduled bid opening is 10:30 A.M. February 19, 2015 for the work listed below.
No Proposal for construction or maintenance work of the department will be issued to any contractor after 10:30 A.M. on the working day preceding opening of bids for any contract.
Each bid shall be accompanied by a Certified or Cashier’s Check or Bid Bond equal to 5% of the
bid made payable to the State of Oklahoma, Department of Transportation, as a proposal guaranty.
Proposal checks will be held or returned by the Department as per Section 103.04 of the State
Standard Specifications.
The minimum wage to be paid laborers and mechanics employed on this project shall be included
in the proposal.
Bids must be prepared as directed by the State Standard Specifications.
Plans, proposals, and specifications may be examined in the plan room or in the Office Engineer
Division at the Oklahoma Department of Transportation central office in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
This work will be done under the Oklahoma Department of Transportation applicable specifications for highway construction as depicted on the lower left corner of the plan’s title sheet.
Plans and proposal forms may be ordered from the Office Engineer Division, Oklahoma
Department of Transportation Building, 200 N.E. 21st Street, Oklahoma City, OK 73105. Cost of
Bidding Documents is $50.00 + tax for each Bidding Proposal. State Standard Specifications may
be purchased for $55.00 + tax. (Oklahoma tax is 8.375%).
Plans (Reduced Size Complete) $20.59 X-SEC $0.00 + postage/handling. Make checks payable
to Oklahoma Department of Transportation. No refunds will be made for bidding documents or
Specification books purchased.
Unless otherwise noted in the proposal, upon award of the contract to the successful bidder, the
contract will be completely and correctly executed by the contractor and returned to the Department
within ten (10) working days from the date of award. The Department will have fourteen (14) working
days from the date of award to complete it’s execution of the contract.
The Oklahoma Department of Transportation (ODOT) ensures that no person or groups of persons shall, on the grounds of race, color, sex, age, national origin, disability/handicap, or in income
status, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be otherwise subjected to
discrimination under any and all programs, services, or activities administered by ODOT, it’s recipients, sub-recipients, and contractors
Description of work and location of project:
Job Piece No.
STPY-232F(034)3B
SH-31/SH-48
COAL/HUGHES
3095305
JOINT SEAL / REPAIR
SH-31/SH-48: VARIOUS LOCATIONS IN DIVISION III.
STATE OF OKLAHOMA, DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
By: Mike Patterson, Director.
LEGAL NOTICE
BEFORE THE CORPORATION COMMISSION OF OKLAHOMA
IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION OF
)
CENTERPOINT
ENERGY RESOURCES CORP.
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Coalgate Record
D/B/A CENTERPOINT ENERGY OKLAHOMA GAS
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FOR APPROVAL OF MODIFICATIONS TO ITS
) 201400363
DEMAND PROGRAM BUDGET AND FOR APPROVAL )
TO WAIVE A REQUIREMENT OF OAC 165:45-23-5(d)
)
NOTICE OF HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that CenterPoint Energy Resources Corp., d/b/a CenterPoint Energy Oklahoma Gas (“Applicant”), has filed its application for approval
of modifications to the budget for Applicant’s Conservation Improvement Program
Portfolio (“CIP Portfolio”) for the Program Years 2015 through 2016, for a waiver
of the provisions of OAC 165:45-23-5(b), and for authority to recover the revised
budget in retail rates, effective immediately.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that the relief requested in this Cause arises because of unexpected customer demand for the Applicant’s Multi-Unit Transformation Program, a part of the CIP Portfolio that benefits customers through reduced
energy costs and increased stability of retail gas utility rates. Applicant estimates
that the cost of the relief requested in this Cause would add to the average residential customer’s monthly bill approximately $0.28 in 2015 plus an additional $0.14 in
2016, before any customer benefits are factored in.
IT IS ORDERED AND NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a hearing on the merits will
be held before the Commission’s Administrative Law Judge commencing at 10:30
a.m. on the 12th day of March, 2015, in Courtroom B, at the Oklahoma Corporation
Commission, Jim Thorpe Office Building, 2101 N. Lincoln Blvd., Oklahoma City,
Oklahoma, and continuing thereafter until completed.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that all interested parties may appear and be heard,
and that regardless of the relief requested by the Applicant, the Commission may
grant such additional and further relief as the Commission deems appropriate under
the circumstances.
For more information concerning this Cause, contact Curtis M. Long, Attorney for
CenterPoint Energy Resources Corp., d/b/a/ CenterPoint Energy Oklahoma Gas,
Fellers, Snider, Blankenship, Bailey & Tippens, P.C., 321 S. Boston, Suite 800,
Tulsa, Oklahoma, phone 918-599-0621; or Eric Davis, Assistant General Counsel,
Office of General Counsel, Oklahoma Corporation Commission, 2101 N. Lincoln
Boulevard, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, phone 405-522-8954.
OKLAHOMA CORPORATION COMMISSION
BOB ANTHONY, Chairman
DANA L. MURPHY, Vice Chairman
J. TODD HIETT, Commissioner
DONE AND PERFORMED THIS 15th DAY OF January, 2015.
BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION:
PEGGY MITCHELL, Commission Secretary
LEGAL NOTICE
(Published in the Coalgate Record Register January 28, February 4 & 11,
2015, 3t)
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
WITHIN AND FOR COAL COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
Christopher Jay Lloyd and Crystal L. Lloyd,
Plaintiffs,
vs.
The Heirs, etc., of Frank Owens, Full Blood Chickasaw, Roll No. 152,
Deceased, et al.,
Defendants.
Case No. CV-2015-6
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO:
The Heirs, Executors, Administrators, Devisees, Trustees and Assigns, of
Frank Owens, Full Blood Chickasaw, Roll No. 152, and Robert L. Owens, both
deceased; and,
The Unknown Successors of Frank Owens, Full Blood Chickasaw, Roll No.
152, and Robert L. Owens, both deceased.
You, the Defendants above named, are hereby notified that impleaded with
other Defendants you have been sued by the above named Plaintiffs in the
above entitled action in the District Court of Coal County, State of Oklahoma;
that you must answer the Petition filed by said Plaintiffs in said action on
or before the 11th day of March, 2015, or said Petition will be taken as true
and judgment rendered accordingly in favor of the Plaintiffs and against all
the Defendants in said action, quieting the title of the Plaintiffs in and to the
following described real estate situated in Coal County, Oklahoma, to-wit:
SURFACE AND SURFACE RIGHTS ONLY
All of Lots 1 and 2, and the East 20.45 acres of Lot 3, and all that part of
the S/2 NE/4 and E/2 SE/4 NW/4 lying North of Coal Creek in Section 4,
Township 1 North, Range 8 East, Coal County, Oklahoma,
and determining the death of Frank Owens, Full Blood Chickasaw, Roll No.
152, and Robert L. Owens, both deceased; and further determining who were
the particular persons who took or were entitled to take the above described
real estate under the Laws of Succession of the State of Oklahoma, upon the
death of said decedents, and forever barring and enjoining the Defendants
from asserting any right, title, lien, estate, encumbrance, claim, assessment, or
interest, either in law or in equity, in and to the real property involved herein.
RACHEL NIX, Court Clerk,
Coal County, Oklahoma
By: S) Cheryl Hobgood
Deputy
Alvin D. Files, OBA#2902
Mayhue, Summers & Files, PLLC
114 S. Broadway
P. O. Box 1488
Ada, Oklahoma 74820
(580) 436-6500
LPXLP
Attorneys for Plaintiffs
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treys and ended up with 21 points. The Lady Tigers suffered a
game. The 11:00 a.m. showdown
Hayley
Reeves led the others in
37-31 loss to the Varnum Lady
was against the New Lima
scoring with 6 points. Hailey Ellis,
Whippets on Tuesday. The game
Falconettes.
Lana Nelson and Kaitlin Watson
got away in the first half. THS was
Foul trouble dogged Tupelo
added 2 points each in the loss.
forced to play catch-up basketball
in this single-digit contest. New
Tupelo finished in sixth place
the rest of the game.
Lima used the charity stripe as the
behind consolation champion (5th
Varnum raced away to a 14-4
path to a 45-41 victory.
place) New Lima.
lead in the first quarter. The
Tupelo jumped out to a 10-3
Coach Reeves will use this
Lady Whippets then extended
lead in the first quarter. However,
week
(no games scheduled) to
the cushion to 25-9 heading into
THS’ good start was derailed
intermission.
immediately in the second quarter. prepare his Lady Tigers for the
approaching playoffs.
“The shovel was not big enough
The Lady Tigers were outscored
There are only three regularto dig out of first half hole we put
17-6 as New Lima slipped in front
season games left for Tupelo. The
ourselves in,” said the smooth20-16 going into the break.
Lady Tigers will host Wapanucka
talking Coach Reeves. “I’m
The second half was played to
on February 3. THS will play at
hoping to not need that shovel as
a standstill as both teams scored
Victory Life on February 9 and turn
playoffs are fast approaching.”
25 points. Tupelo led 11-10 in the
around
the next night to host the
Tupelo was much stronger in
third quarter to get to within 30-27. high-powered Kiowa Cowgirls.
the second half. The Lady Tigers
However, New Lima connected on
The playoffs will begin with the
outscored Varnum 10-5 in the
a bucket of free throws to outscore
district tournament at Wapanucka
third period and 12-7 down the
the Lady Tigers 15-14 in the final
High School. Milburn will join
stretch. The combined effort cut
period. The Falconettes slipped
Tupelo and Wapanucka in the
the halftime deficit in half, from
away with a four-point win at 45three-team event.
14 down to the 7-point spread at
41.
-the end of the game.
Brittany Sanders turned in
Brittany Sanders managed to
another great offensive game in
score 14 points in the contest. the loss. She connected on three
Phylisha Chamberlain was next
with 8 points in a losing cause. Hailey Ellis provided 6 points. Hayley Reeves chipped in 2 points
and Kaitlin Watson managed 1.
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up in an elimination showdown on
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Thursday. Coach Reeves’ squad
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Tupelo broke an 8-8 first-quarter
tie with three quarters of stronger
play. The Lady Tigers outscored
CHS 16-10 in the second period to
lead 24-18 at the half. Tupelo then
(Corner of Newell & Queen)
seized control in the third quarter
by outscoring the Lady Wildcats
12-4. The effort extended THS’
advantage to 36-22. Tupelo
then
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Brittany Sanders was tops with
NOTICE OF HEARING
19 points,
including
a team-high
NOTICE
IS HEREBY
GIVEN
that CenterPoint Energy Resources Corp., d/b/a CenterPoint Energy
three treys. ayley Reeves
Oklahoma
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hasstepped
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up with her
best scoring
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Conservation
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13 points. Phylisha
Chamberlain
2015
through 2016, for a waiver
of the provisions of OAC 165:45-23-5(b), and for authority to recover
10 yr. Manufactured Warranty on leakage
the
revised the
budget
in retail
rates,
effective immediately.
provided
third
strong
offensive
outing with
10 points.
NOTICE
IS FURTHER
GIVEN that the relief requested in this Cause arises because of unexpected
customer
for the Applicant’s
Multi-Unit Transformation Program, a part of the CIP Portfolio
Four demand
Lady Tigers
contributed
that
benefits each,
customers
through reduced
2 points
including
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rates.
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cost of the relief requested in this Cause would add to the averBourland,
age
residential
customer’s
monthly
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approximately $0.28 in 2015 plus an additional $0.14 in 2016,
Nelson and Kaitlin Watson.
before any customer benefits are factored in.
On Saturday, Tupelo was back
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NOTICE
HEREBY
on the merits will be held before
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in GIVEN that a hearing
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NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that all interested parties may appear and be heard, and that regardless of the relief requested by the Applicant, the Commission may grant such additional and further
relief as the Commission deems appropriate under the circumstances.
For more information concerning this Cause, contact Curtis M. Long, Attorney for CenterPoint Energy Resources Corp.,
d/b/a/
CenterPoint
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& Tippens, P.C., 321 S. Boston, Suite 800, Tulsa, Oklahoma, phone 918-599-0621; or Eric Davis,
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continued. The COMMISSION
ANTHONY, Chairman
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site was closed
in 2011,Vicebut
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J. TODD
HIETT, Commissioner
eventually
the public
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only forTHIS 15th DAY OF January, 2015.
Having difficulty getting around?
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tree
limbs
but
PEGGY MITCHELL, Commission Secretary
for household trash, old
We can help.
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The site is once again
officially closed. The area
is being closely monitored
Steve Penney, PT
and violators will be fined,
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With the area cleaned up,
the county commissioners
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Chisolm
Jones
–
Second Team All-District
Linebacker.
“The seniors worked
extremely hard this season,
and these honors are
excellent rewards for their
efforts,” said Coach Dusty
Newberry. “I’m very
proud of what they have
accomplished.”
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Service Friday for
Loretta Jean “Jeannie” Bradley (Deloach)
Funeral services for Loretta Jean “Jeannie” Bradley will be held at 10:30 AM,
Friday January 30, 2015 at the Crossway
First Baptist Church in Sulphur with Pastor
Bill Leveridge officiating and Jeff Bradley
(nephew) of Beaver, OK. The interment
will be held at 2:30 PM at the
Coalgate cemetery.
Jeannie was born March 6,
1928 in Coalgate to the late
William Middleton and Lillie
Mae (Armer) Deloach. She
went to be with her Lord on
Monday, January 26, 2015
in Norman at the age of 86
years, 10 months and 23 days. Jeannie and Gerald M. Bradley, were married on May 3,
1952 in Coalgate, OK. Gerald preceded her in death on November 5,
1992.
Survivors include her daughter, Tena
Bradley-Brown of Sulphur, son Michael
Dale Bradley & wife Dana, also of Sulphur; two grandsons, Kelsey Bradley,
MD, Shreveport, LA, Kurt Bradley, Santa
Monica, CA; one sister, Davette Deloach
Cauthron of Edmond, OK; Nieces; Darla
Davenport, Weatherford, OK, Darita Huckabee, Tulsa, OK, Donna Deloach, Colorado
Springs, CO, Nephews: Bill Cauthron, Edmond, OK, Bob Cauthron, Apex, NC.
In addition to her parents and husband, Jeannie
was preceded in death by
brothers Otho, Enid, Billy
Charles, Melvin “Buck”;
Sisters; Vanetta, Nevada,
and Una Mae Deloach.
Services were “Entrusted” to Hales Funeral Home of Sulphur,
OK. Online condolences may be offered at WWWW.
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The funeral will be held at Sulphur, OK and
the graveside services will be held at Coalgate Cemetery, at 2:30 on Friday for family
and friends.
Coalgate High School
1st Semester Honor Roll
Coalgate High School
has released its honor rolls
for the first semester of the
school year 2014-2015.
Students listed on the
Superintendent’s
Honor
Roll, (making all A’s)
include:
Laredo
Beal,
Ricco
Bellettini, Chillie Bills,
Francis Brecheen, Merideth
Casey, Derek Faudree,
Wyatt Fomby, Neiatha
Hardy, Sabra Hedgecock,
Matthew Hill, Cole Horton,
Bailey Hughes, Bradon
Humphrey-Lawson,
Mallorie
Humphreys,
Chisolm Jones, Kloe Kellis,
Tori
Lampkin,
Logan
Layton, Sara Newman,
Troy Newman, Gaven Ott,
Robyn Ott, Kenzi Pebworth,
Robert Penney, Madisson
Powell-Mahl, Jaylee Riley,
Madison Roe, Travis
Shockey, Destini Sjulestad,
Ashley Stoneking, Colton
Wood.
Students listed on the
Principal’s Honor Roll
(making no grade below a
B) include:
Makenzie
BarnesElkins, Chandler Beck,
Chareth Brooks, Chelsey
Brooks, Cody Brown,
Abbygail Cantrell, Allyson
Casey, Noah Clem, Austin
Clemens, Victoria Cogburn, Shaylyn Coslow, Brandon
Courson, Nathaniel Daniel,
Bridgett Delsigne, Ashley
Denton, Cody Franks,
Teresa Freas, Taura Gentry,
Avery Gould, Taylor Hall,
Cody Hammons, Seth
Hampton, Mary Harper,
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Betty Lou Franklin Passes Away
Betty Lou Hollis Franklin was born
January 2, 1934 in Sweetwater, TX. She
was raised in Texas where she picked cotton along with her sisters and family. Betty
married William “Bill” E. Franklin on April
15, 1949. They moved to
McLoud, OK in 1962. Betty
and Bill were married for
41 years until his death on
November 15, 1990. Betty
owned her own Beauty Salon but later worked and retired from the Oklahoma Tax
Commission. Betty accepted
Christ in 1953. Her service
to the Lord included serving
as a Sunday School Teacher,
Youth Leader, Youth Camp
Counselor, Song Leader,
Women Missionary Council Leader. She
loved to sing, sew, quilt, ceramics, canning,
reading, her dogs, and above all her grandchildren. Betty faithfully loved and served
her Lord Jesus Christ for 61 years up unto
her passing on Christmas Day 2014. Betty is survived by three children, William Warren Franklin and wife Pat, Timothy
Dean Franklin and wife Terry, and Leona
Medved and husband James, ten grandchildren, Matt, Jennifer, Nathan, Jeremy,
Josh, Jarod, Angela, Michael, Bethany, and
Blake, and nine great grandchildren, Gage,
Wyatt, Tyler, Josh, Isabell,
Zoe, Sloan, Vera and Emma.
She is also survived by sisters-in-law, Martha Weakley
and Ruth Gibbons, brotherin-law, L.C. Swindell and numerous nieces and nephews
in the Coalgate area.
She is preceded in death
by her husband William E.
Franklin, her parents Melvin
and Pearl Hollis, two sisters
Francis Vaughn and Oma Mae
Graves , three sisters-in-law,
Juanita Stiles, Ellin Sumner, Dovie Barger,
and two brothers-in-law, Ellis Franklin and
Clovis Swindell.
Betty is remembered as a loving mother,
mother-in-law, grandmother, sister-in-law,
aunt and a devoted Christian who is now
with PaPa Bill, pain free, and dancing with
the angels.
Bill Cummings Coal County
US Marshal
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Over 200 miles to ride, one way, as I
was told. Practically 100 years of history,
beginning in the teens, it was reported that
there were horses stolen from Coal County. Bill Cummings, the young US Marshal, was
notified. Bill and his fellow officers soon
got on the trail and began
looking for clues. The trail
led them out of Coal County,
across hills and streams into
Arkansas. One of the stolen
horses was pulling a buggy. This soon caught the young
marshal’s eye because he
would see a blunt mark near
the buggy trail. He spoke up
and said, “Well, boys, when
we get to the end of the trail
we will find that the thief
that is driving the buggy has
a wooden leg.” The officers would stop for time to time
in a settlement and ask if anyone had seen
anybody with a certain description of horses. Sure enough they had, and this helped
in the trailing. Bill was riding his black
pacer, Prince. His comrades had to be riding a fast pace to keep up. This was for a
reason to not let the trail get cold. On the second day, they were well over
into Arkansas. Bill was calling the shots
and went over the plains when they caught
up with the lawbreakers. After riding two
days and part of one night, they rode into
Hope, Arkansas. The officers soon located
the stolen remuda. They kept hidden until
the thieves came to untie the horses from
the picket line. Bill displayed his poker
face and told the lawbreakers they were under arrest.
I am sure the pace was slower coming
back to Coalgate. The miles were taking
its toll on the horses. Bill gave the orders
that he and the other officers would sleep in
shifts coming back to Coalgate. After talking to Hugh Graham, Sr., twenty years ago,
he remembered part of that
historical ride and told me
that the marshal and his fellow officers were gone over a
week. Young Bill Cummings
from Lehigh, Oklahoma, first
city marshal, to US Marshal,
to deputy sheriff. He was
elected as sheriff in 1928. After two terms, he retired. His wife, Eddie Calvert Cummings, and
one child moved to his ranch near Roundhill and spent the next few years where they
would farm and raise Hereford cattle. Bill told me several stories while he
was an officer of Coal County. He was
appointed US Marshal by the President of
the United States and this could have been
Woodrow Wilson. When I visit Uncle Bill’s grave and see
the star on his tombstone, I think of the other two: the one that shined on him and the
other officers while they were on that long
ride and the other one that his cows carried
on their hip as a brand for years. The area where the Atoka Lake is now
was free range for years.
Coalgate seniors recognized
Twenty-four Coalgate
High School seniors
who have participated
in football, band,
cross-country, softball
and Student Council
were recognized on
the Donald B. Mayer
football field at the 2014
Senior Night event.
Listed in alphabetical
order, the students
included the following:
Ricco
Dante
Bellettini. Ricco is the
son of Leslie and Burney
Bellettini of Coalgate. His grandparents are
Connie Granger and
the late Larry Bunch
and the late Wanda
and Bovio Bellettini of
Coalgate. His siblings
are Jennifer Horton
and husband Chuck
of Phillips, Andrea
Bellettini-Coffee and
Dario Bellettini of
Coalgate.
Ricco is a member
of the Coalgate United
Methodist Church and
enjoys working on
cars, hanging out with
friends, listening to
music, and spending
time with his brother. He
has
attended
Coalgate Schools for
13 years and is on the
Wildcat football, power
lifting, track, and golf
teams. He plans to
attend SOSU after
graduation.
Allyson
Grace
Casey (not present –
no picture included).
Allyson is the daughter
of Melissa and Boyd
Casey of Coalgate. Her grandparents are
Dorothy and Jack
Cagle of Sterling, OK
and Ann and Alan
Casey of Coalgate. Her sisters are Morgan
Casey of Broken Bow
and Merideth Casey of
Coalgate.
Allyson has attended
Coalgate for 14 years. She has been on the
CHS golf team and is
secretary of the 20142015 Student Council. She is a member of
the Coalgate United
enjoys public speaking,
showing hogs, and
spending time with
Ricco Bellettini with his parents, Burney and Leslie Bellettini.
Neiatha Hardy with her mother, Paula Carney, and brother, Nate
Hardy.
Mary Harper with her parents, Michael and Jeanie Willis, and little
sister, Annie.
Morgan Cole with brother, Aaron Cole.
Colbey Farmer with his parents, Donald Gray and Cheryll Alloy.
Chisolm Jones and his parents, Frank and Christa Jones.
Continued from Page A-5
family and friends. 12 years and is a twoShe plans to attend year member of the
OSU and major in CHS cheer squad and
agricultural education. a six-year member of
Morgan
Alexis the track team. She
Cole. Morgan is the enjoys hanging out with
daughter of Rita and friends and her cheer
the late Larry Cole of girls, running track and
Coalgate. Her siblings working with Pre-K and
are Aaron and Eric kindergarten children. Cole of Sherman, TX She plans to attend
and Emily and Darby SOSU and become a
Kingston of Coalgate. third grade teacher.
Morgan has attended Colbey Dale Wayne
Coalgate Schools for Farmer.
Colbey is
the son of Cheryll
Alloy and Donald
Gray of Coalgate. He
has attended Coalgate
Schools for 10 years
and is a member of the
CHS marching band.
Colbey is a member
of Cornerstone Praise
and Worship Center
and looks forward to
joining the work force
after graduation.
Neiatha Cameron
Hardy.
Neiatha is
the daughter of Paula
Carney of Coalgate. She is the granddaughter
of Bertha Amos and the
late Rufus Amos and
Aaron Hardy, all of
Oklahoma City. Her
siblings are Nate Hardy
and Mekyla Jacobs.
Neiatha has attended
Coalgate
Schools
for nine years and
has played Lady Cat
softball for four years
and basketball for one
year.
She is a member
of Grace Christian
Fellowship and enjoys
hanging out with
family and friends
and showing animals
through FFA. She plans
to attend college and
work towards a major in
nursing and a minor in
child development.
Mary Jane Harper.
Mary is the daughter
of Jeanie and Michael
Willis of Coalgate and
David John Harper
III of Waco, TX. Her
grandparents are Tommy
and Sherry Hamer of
Coalgate and Audrey
Harper of Waco. She
is sister to Christian
Harper of Waco and
Matthew and Annie
Willis of Coalgate.
Mary has attended
two and one-half years
and participates in
band, cross-country,
track
and
field,
basketball, volleyball,
and power lifting. She enjoys reading,
running, playing video
games and sleeping. After high school, she
plans to attend AIT
for the National Guard
and then attend ECU to
study kinesiology and
become a sports trainer
— and a Pokémon
Master!
Chisolm McCagger
Jones.
Chisolm is
the son of Christa
Darby Kingston (second from left) with dad, David Kingston; mother,
Melissa Burns; and sister, Emily Kingston.
Logan Layton with his mom, Kelly Low, and aunt, Eva Layton.
Tori Lampkin, third from left, with parents, Joey and Christine Brown,
left, and Jimmy and Michelle Lampkin.
Kelani Niimi and family: Brother Juel Niimi; dad, Wesley Niimi;
Kelani; mother, Anita Yarbrough; and brother, Ryan Roebuck.
Angel Lawson with her mother, Goldie Hinkle.
Gaven Ott with his parents, Mel and Gina Ott.
graduation,
and Frank Jones of After
Chisolm
plans to
Coalgate and grandson
of Rodger and Sandy become a pipeline
Riley of Coalgate. welder.
Kathryn
His sisters are Shelby Darby
Darby
Martindale of Coalgate Kingston.
and Amanda Smith of is the daughter of
Melissa Burns of
Atoka.
Chisolm has attended Coalgate and David
Coalgate
Schools Kingston of Olney. for seven years and Her grandparents are
played football for the Tommy and Sherry
Wildcats. He enjoys Hamer of Coalgate. hunting, football and She is sister to Zach
spending time with Kingston of Tulsa,
family and friends. Morgan Cole, and
Emily, Sam and Patrick
Kingston of Coalgate.
Darby has attended
Coalgate for 10 years
and is a member of
the cross-country and
track teams. She is a
member of Coalgate
First Baptist Church and
enjoys running, playing
piano, singing, going
to church, and working
with her Sonic family. She plans to attend
college to become a
psychologist.
Tori
Denise
Lampkin. Tori is the
daughter of Christine
and Joey Brown and
Jimmy and Michelle
Lampkin of Coalgate. Her
grandparents
are Tim Brown of
Cottonwood, John and
Becky Powell and the
late Lorena Sizemore
of
Coalgate,
and
Darlene Reames and
the late James Lampkin
of Lehigh. Her siblings
are Tyler and Ryan
Hefley, Katelyn Jones,
Zoey Brown Holden,
and Cooper Lampkin,
all of Coalgate.
Tori is a member of
the Coalgate United
has attended Coalgate
Schools for four years. She is member of the
Lady Cats fast-pitch
and slow-pitch softball
teams. She enjoys
softball, hanging out
with friends and family
and spending time with
her niece, Kealee.
After graduation, Tori
plans to attend college
and obtain a degree as a
dietician. She also wants
to settle down and have a
family.
Madisson Powell-Mahl with her mom, Terri Powell, and brother,
Gage Powell.
Jenniffer Palmer with her parents, Dianna Palmer and Chris Tree.
Lucas Ridley with his dad, Gary Ridley, and his mom, Janice Reitz.
Jansyn Pebworth with his parents, Kenny and Shonda Pebworth,
and sister, Kenzi Pebworth.
Racheal Pebworth with her parents, Ray and Sherrie Pebworth
(right), and friend, Trey Stidham.
Jaylee Riley with her dad, Jim Riley, and mom, Jamie Allison.
Angel
Dawn
Lawson is the daughter
of Goldie and Nick
Hinkle of Coalgate
and Terry and Anna
Marie Lawson of Little
City, OK. Her siblings
are C.J. Smith of
Washington, Jonathan
Lawson, Cheyanne and
Christopher Hudson
of Coalgate, and Faith
Lawson of Tulsa. Angel has attended
Coalgate
Schools
for four years and
participates in track
and field and band. She is a member of the
Coalgate First Baptist
Church and enjoys
drawing, spending time
with friends, family
and her boyfriend, and
going to movies. She
plans to attend SOSU
and obtain a degree in
graphic design.
Logan Kade Layton.
Logan is the son of
Kelly Layton Low of
Coalgate. He is the
grandson of Bob and
Mary Layton and the
late Barbara Layton
of Coalgate. His
sister is Leslie Low of
Coalgate.
Logan has attended
Coalgate Schools for 12
years and participates
in football, power
lifting and track. He
enjoys hanging out
with friends and family
and listening to music. Logan looks forward to
joining the work force
after graduation.
Kelani
Lashay
Niimi is the daughter
of Anita Yarbrough
of Lehigh and Wesley
Niimi of Norman. Her
grandparents are Sue
Yarbrough of Lehigh
and Thresa and Dennis
Niimi of Keaau, Hawaii. She is the sister of Ryan
Roebuck and Chance
Coslow of Lehigh and
Juel and Taj Niimi of
Norman.
Kelani has attended
and is a member of the
CHS Marching Band. She attends Coalgate
First Baptist Church
and enjoys playing in
the marching band,
drawing, hanging out
with friends, family,
and the awesome youth
group at church. She
plans to attend ECU
and get a degree in
Criminal Justice with
a minor in Services for
the Deaf. Her goal is
to become a juvenile
probation officer.
Gaven Hawk Ott.
Gaven is the son of
Mel and Gina Ott
of Coalgate and the
grandson of Louise
and the late Virgil Ott
and Scotty and the late
Gracie Hedgecock, all
of Coalgate. His sisters
are Raven and Robyn
Ott.
Gaven has attended
13 years and a member
of the Wildcat football,
power lifting, and track
teams. He is a member of
Lone Star Cumberland
Presbyterian Church
and enjoys playing
stickball,
hunting,
fishing,
napping,
running the roads
with friends, Gram’s
cooking,
harassing
Mom, laughing at
his sisters, shaking
his head at Dad, and
grinning at all the pretty
girls. Gaven’s future
plans include technical
college and work.
Jenniffer
Lynn
Palmer. Jenniffer is
the daughter of Dianna
Palmer and Chris Tree
of Farris, OK. She is
the granddaughter of
DeAnna and the late
Coy Vanschuyver of
Wanette, OK. Her
siblings
are
Josh
Buchanan of Stratford,
Daniel
Buchanan
and Tina Levesey of
Oklahoma City, Tennie
Palmer of Lehigh,
Ethan Palmer of Atoka
and Alissa Palmer of
Austin, TX.
Jenniffer has attended
15 years. She has
been a member of the
varsity cheer squad for
four years, the crosscountry team for one
year, and Show Biz
Theater of Dance for
five years. She enjoys
music, movies, and
drawing. She plans to
attend SOSU or ECU as
a cheerleader.
Jansyn Pebworth
is the son of Kenny
and Shonda Pebworth
of Coalgate. His
grandparents are Pat
and Louis Coleman and
the late Troy Shores of
Coalgate and Della and
the late Dan Pebworth
of Tushka. His siblings
are Justin, Kenda and
Kenzi Pebworth of
Coalgate and Kalee
Burson of Edmond,
OK. Jansyn has attended
Coalgate for 13 years,
playing on the Wildcat
football and baseball
teams for four years. He attends Cornerstone
Praise and Worship
Center and enjoys
hunting,
fishing,
watching OU sports, and
playing with his niece
and nephews. After
graduation, he plans to
obtain an education in
teaching and coaching.
Racheal
Denise
Pebworth.
Racheal
is the daughter of Ray
and Sherrie Pebworth
of Coalgate. She is
the granddaughter of
the late Jim and Leona
Lampkin of Coalgate
and the late John and
Maxine Ray of Atoka. She has two brothers,
Cody of Coalgate and
Wesley of Durant.
Racheal has attended
11 years, participating
in Wildcat basketball
and slow-pitch and
fast-pitch softball. She
belongs to Cottonwood
Baptist Church and
enjoys playing softball
and basketball, hanging
out with her friends,
and hunting and fishing
with her dad. Racheal
wants to attend college
and work with her dad
after high school.
M a d i s s o n
Kaitlynn
PowellMahl. Madisson is
the daughter of Terri
Powell of Coalgate and
the late Christopher
Mahl of Taberg, NY. Her grandparents are
the late Brenda Zeegler
of Atoka and the late
Ronald Powell of
Coalgate. She is sister
to Gage Powell of
Coalgate.
Madisson
has
attended
Coalgate
Schools for five years
and participates in the
CHS marching band
and track and field. She
enjoys singing, playing
in the band, reading,
composing music, and
spending time with her
family, band family,
and friends. She
plans to attend college
and become a band
director so she can help
bring band into small
schools.
Lucas Ray Ridley.
Lucas is the son of Gary
Ridley of Coalgate
and Janice and Mike
Reitz of Dallas. His
grandparents are the
late Ray and Margaret
Ridley of Coalgate and
the late I-ownee and
John Lacy of California. He is brother to Lacy
Edwards and Johnny
and wife Theresa Cagle,
all of California.
Lucas has attended
and is the 2014-2015
Student Council vice
president. He belongs
to Coalgate Church of
Christ and enjoys FFA,
showing pigs, riding
4-wheelers, hanging
with friends and
family, watching OU
football, and helping
others. After high
school, Lucas plans to
attend college and be
successful.
Jaylee Lyn Riley.
Jaylee is the daughter
of Jamie Allison of
Coalgate, Paul Allison
of Stillwater and Jim and
Mary Riley of Clarita. Her grandparents are
James and Bette Price
of Coalgate and Alfred
and Clover Riley of
Olney. She is sister to
Jaydin Riley and Jaynie
Allison of Coalgate,
Jaymin Riley of Durant,
and Jaycen and Josh
Allison of Stillwater.
Jaylee has attended
seven years and has
been a cheerleader for
three years. She was
a Lady Cats basketball
manager for one year
and has been in dance
for 13 years. She
belongs to Coalgate
First Baptist Church and
enjoys cheerleading,
dancing, Performing
Arts, FCCLA, hanging
out with her family
and friends, watching
Frozen with her little
sister, and going to
church to serve her
Lord. She plans to
attend Murray State
for two years and then
attend UCO to become
a children’s speech
pathologist.
Teryn Rae Robben.
Teryn is the daughter
of Christina and Jeff
Brown of Coalgate. She
is the granddaughter of
Leona and the late Joe
Pasquali, Coalgate; Les
and Sharla McCurry,
Coalgate; and Tami and
Hugh Robben of Dodge
City, KS. Her siblings
are Tanner Robben of
Durant and Taylor Hall,
Teagan and Tate Brown
Teryn Robben with her parents, Jeff and Christina Brown.
Stasia Roebuck with her parents, Bobby and Stacie Roebuck.
Kylie Tweedle with friend, Cody Simmons.
of Coalgate.
Teryn attends Harper’s
Valley Baptist Church and
Cornerstone Praise and
Worship Center. She has
attended Coalgate Schools
for five years, participating
in softball, track, and crosscountry. She is the 20142015 Student Council
president. Teryn enjoys
spending time with friends
and family, cooking, and
sleeping. She plans to attend
college to become a teacher
or nurse.
Stasia Renea Roebuck.
Stasia is the daughter of
Bobby and Stacie Roebuck of
Coalgate. Her grandparents
are Bill McKinney of
Coalgate, the late Daryl
Singleton of Glasgow,
MO, Robert Roebuck, Sr.
of Tuttle, OK, and the late
Norma Overy of Superior,
WY. She is sister to Shantell,
Shelbie and Trey Roebuck.
Stasia has been a Wildcat
for 13 years, participating in
the Lady Cat softball team for
four years and the basketball
team for two years. She
attends Cottonwood Baptist
Church and enjoys hunting,
fishing, and spending time
with family and friends. After graduation, Stasia
plans to attend college.
Ashley Lynn Stoneking.
Ashley’s parents are Amy
Stoneking and Jarrard Allen
of Coalgate, Robert Beck
of Coalgate, and Matthew
Smith of Texas. She is the
granddaughter of Marilyn
Russell of Coalgate and
the late Wendell Stoneking
of Oklahoma City; Patricia
Smith, Sue and Doug Allen
of Atoka; and Phillip and
Brenda Wood of Coalgate. Her siblings are Cameron
Stoneking, Chandler Beck,
Ayden and River Allen
of Coalgate, and Steven,
Matthew, Hunter and Trinity
Smith of Texas.
Ashley has
attended
Coalgate Schools for 13 years
and likes hanging out with her
friends and family, meeting
new people, reading, and
watching The Walking Dead
with her brothers. After high
school, she plans to join the
Navy and then attend college
for nursing and photography.
Kylie Rose Tweedle. Kylie
is the daughter of Sean and
Rhonda Tweedle of Calvin,
OK. Her grandparents are
Carol and Wayne Tweedle
and Betty Bucknell, all of
Quincy, CA. She is sister to
Skylar and Slatin Tweedle of
Quincy, CA.
Kylie has attended Coalgate
Schools for five years and
participates in cross-country
and track. She attends the
Kiamichi Tech cosmetology
program and is enlisted in
the Army National Guard. After graduation, she plans
to further her military career. She has no plans to settle in
just one place. Instead, she
wants to see as much of the
world as possible!
Haylee
Shyanne
Willis.
Haylee is the
daughter of Renee Willis
of Coalgate and Kenneth
Willis of Cottonwood. Her
grandparents are Richard and
Evelyn Willis of Coalgate,
Cheryl and Grady Weldan
of Prattville, AL, Margie and
Dwight Jump of Lehigh, and
Jerry and the late Connie
Wyrick of Broken Bow. Her
siblings are Sahara, Michaela
and Josie Jump of Coalgate,
Shiloh Butts of Sulphur,
Matt Couch of Durant, and
Keith and Michelle Couch of
Hugo.
Haylee has attended
Coalgate Schools for 14
years,
participating
in
cheerleading and golf. She
enjoys spending time with
family and friends and
plans to attend Murray
State College to become an
ultrasound technician. Ashley Stoneking with her family. From left – Mother, Amy Stoneking; grandmother, Marilynn Russell; Ashley; Sue Allen; dad, Jarrard
Allen.
Haylee Willis and her family - Josie Jump, Bryan Jump and Renee Willis, Haylee, Kenneth Willis and Gwen Willis.
CHILDREN’S FUNDRAISER — A fundraiser sponsored by the Coalgate Fire Department helped a lot of Coal County children have a merrier
Christmas. With the help of Coalgate Masonic Lodge 211, the event raised $4,340 for Jesus’ Toy Box sponsored by Cornerstone Praise and Worship
Center. Shown from left are Coalgate firefighters Michael Burns and Chris Clymer with Lodge Master Russ Waller, Jerry Haworth and Lee Murphy. Hall of Fame voting deadline Friday
Friday, January 30, is the
deadline to vote for your
favorite team for selection
to the 2015 Athletic Hall of
Fame.
Please text or call 817228-7627 or 580-927-5298
and choose your team
from the list below. You
may also vote by going
to FACEBOOK and the
COALGATE ATHLETIC
HALL OF FAME link and
vote under the COMMENTS
heading.
TOP ATHLETIC TEAMS
1939 Football—8-0-2—
Lowell Green—no playoff
system
1953
Football—9-1—
Noel Thomason
1955 Boys Basketball
23-7—State
QuarterFinals—Claude Kedy
1958 Girls Basketball—
24-7—State
Semis—Joe
Leone
1959 Boys Basketball—
30-2—State
Semis—Joe
Leone
1962 Football—9-2-1—
State Quarter-Finals—Jim
Wills
1
9
6
8
Football—10-1-1—48 pts.
Scored against--#1 Defense
in Oklahoma—Donald Mike
Mayer
1972 Football—10-3—
State Semis—Donald Mike
Mayer
1973 Boys Basketball—
26-5—State
Semis-Bob
Parkhill
1985 Football—11-2—
State Quarter-Finals—Stan
Addy
2002
Football—12-1
State Quarter-Finals—Joe
McCulley
2003 Football—10-2—Joe
McCulley
2005 Girls Track—3A
State
Champs—Sherry
McCulley
Time running out to request absentee ballots
—Early voting February 5-6
Registered voters who want to
vote by mail absentee ballot in
the February 10 Coalgate City
Council Election or Coalgate
School Board Election have
until Wednesday, February 4,
at 5:00 p.m. to request one,
Coal County Election Board
Secretary Vicky Salmon said
today.
The following offices are at
stake in the election:
Coalgate City Council
Ward 4: Candidates - Scott
Wright, Muriel Parker.
Coalgate School Board
Office 5: Candidates - J.W.
Barnes, Tommie Gay Barnett
Stanberry.
In-person absentee voting
will take place at the Election
Board office on Thursday,
February 5, and Friday,
February 6, from 8:00 a.m.
to 6:00 p.m. A two-member,
bipartisan absentee voting
board will be on duty each day
to assist absentee voters.
“In-person absentee voters fill
out an application form when
they get to the office. They are
not required to give any reason
for voting absentee,” Salmon
said. “They are required to
swear that they have not voted
a regular mail absentee ballot
and that they will not vote at
their polling place on Election
Day.”
For more information, contact
the Coal County Election
Board office at 18 N. Michigan
Street (behind the post office);
telephone 580-927-3456.
Those who have requested
absentee ballots can track the
status of their ballot at http://
www.ok.gov/elections/Voter_
Info/Online_Voter_Tool/.
Letter to
the Editor
Dear Wildcat Football Fans,
The 2014 football season was an exciting year for the Wildcats!
We returned to playoffs, and we captured the Boggy Bottom Bowl
trophy for the third year in a row. Our team is currently working
hard in the offseason getting bigger, faster, and stronger. Coming
off a playoff year and returning the bulk of our team next year,
this is an exciting time to be a Wildcat!
I come to you with an opportunity to support and help move us
forward to the future. Our field house was erected in the early
1980’s and the original lockers are still being used, to the extent
possible. Several lockers will not close or lock, and many are
just plain falling apart, the conditions have deteriorated to the
point they are no longer usable. This makes it difficult for the
athletes to secure their personal and team belongings. As our
football team has grown over the years, we now outnumber the
lockers that are available, so several athletes are left without a
locker at all. Right now, the locker room is a sight of broken, falling apart
lockers in a dark old room. We have a plan to give our locker
room a fresh, updated look that will not only provide our athletes
with much needed extra space, but it will also provide a sense
of pride for the facilities where these athletes mentally prepare
for their games. (Although football is the largest team in these
facilities, they are also used by weightlifting, cross-country, and
track.)
We are asking for donations to install new lockers and give the
locker room an update. All donations are greatly appreciated as
we work towards this goal! For a donation of $150, there will be
a plaque with your name or business hung above a locker. We
believe this will not only give you ownership in your investment,
but also show the athletes how much support the alumni
provide.
If you are interested in making a donation, please contact Trent
Bourland at (405)406-8635 and he will provide you with more
specifics.
In closing, it is truly a great time to be a Coalgate Wildcat.
Remember, once a Wildcat, always a Wildcat! GO CATS!
Yours in Football,
Coach Dustin Newberry
COALGATE RECORD REGISTER—JANUARY 28, 2015—PAGE B-1
Opal Weller celebrated her 97th birthday on January 6th
with a birthday cake and a visit from two of her children,
Dessa Fortner and Regina Flowers. She also had visits from two of
her grandchildren Steven Flowers and Darla Pierce. On January 18th her family
hosted a special party at the Tupelo school cafeteria. The event was a potluck
dinner and birthday cake in which over 100 family members and friends attended.
Opal is a resident of the Ruth Wilson Manor and says she sure doesn’t deserve
all the fuss. Her family feels that 97 years is something to fuss over! Pictured (L
to R) Back row: Geraldine Romines, Nell Tomlinson, Wendell Weller, Don Weller.
Bottom row: Dessa Fortner, Opal Weller, Regina Flowers.
Cut the spread of germs
by setting up a sick room
As winter settles in for
another year, the seasonal flu
tends to do the same. That
means there is a good chance
someone in your house will
do battle with this annual
scourge. When that happens, one
way to help cut the spread of
germs is to create a separate
sick room for the family
member who is ill.
“Generally, limiting the
sick person’s contact with
others will help slow or stop
the spread of germs,” said
Gina Peek, Oklahoma State
University
Cooperative
Extension housing and
consumer
specialist. “Creating a sick room for
the family member who isn’t
feeling well is an easy way
to do that.”
Begin by stocking the
room with the basics –
tissues, alcohol-based hand
rub, a thermometer and a
humidifier – but be mindful
of storing medications out
of the reach of children. You also can keep a cooler
or pitcher with ice and
beverages in the room to
make drinking liquids easily
accessible.
Designating one family
member to assist in the sick
room will decrease the risk
of others in your household
becoming infected, said
Kelsey Ratcliff, Coal County
FCS/4-H Extension Educator. It also is a good idea to keep
visitors to a minimum.
Inside the sick room,
encourage ill family members
to cover their noses and
mouths with a tissue when
coughing and sneezing, then
dispose of it in a trashcan,
which should be lined with
a plastic bag and include a
tight-fitting lid. Sick room linens, dishes
and laundry should be
freshened on a daily basis. Likewise, hard surfaces such
as doorknobs, bedside tables
and bathroom sinks and
counters should be wiped
down with water and dish
soap or common household
cleaners that kill germs.
“If there’s more than one
bathroom in the house,
think about allowing the
sick person to use one while
everyone else uses the other
one. Either way, whoever is
ill should use a separate set
of towels from the rest of the
Chili Cook off/Chili lunch
The American Legion, VFW, & Masonic Lodge
is sponsoring a
Fund Raiser
for
Colten Spears
History Club trip to Washington D.C.
nd
Monday, February 2
11:00 to 3:00 - VFW Building
Dining In or Carry-Out
$750
Call-580-927-5179 or 6872
per plate
family,” Ratcliff said.
According to the U.S.
Centers for Disease Control,
seasonal influenza, otherwise
known as the flu, usually
peaks between December
and February, though is can
start up as early as October
and run as late as May.
Besides getting vaccinated
against the flu, to cut down
on your risk of falling ill,
you also should frequently
wash your hands with soap,
especially after using the
toilet and changing diapers;
avoid close contact will
people who are sick; and
regularly disinfect surfaces
that are used often.
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.
Coal County
Sheriff’s Report
Missing calves
Three calves have been
reported missing since January
23 on CR 1600 in the Lula
area.
The calves are described as
follows: One brown Angus
770 pounds with 4” horns
hugging head; one black calf
550 pounds with sprained back
ankle, white spot on rear; one
solid black Baldie with sprained
back ankle.
If anyone has information
concerning these calves, please
call John Burrows at 405-6134427.
LOOK WHO’S TURNING 90!
We are pleased to invite you to the
90th
Birthday Celebration
of
Helen Newberry
Saturday, February 7th
12:00-2:00
Church of Christ
Kiowa, OK
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Wildcats have mixed results in tournament action
—Coalgate boys avoid a sweep by knocking off Tupelo in second round
By HERMAN BROWN
Coalgate correspondent
The Coalgate Wildcats had
mixed results in last week’s
Star Tournament at Roff High
School.
Coach Lance Weeks’ CHS
team played three games
and won the middle contest
against Tupelo. The Wildcats
suffered losses in the first
round against New Lima and
then fell to Stonewall in the
consolation championship
game on Saturday.
In the opener, Coalgate
trailed at the end of every
quarter. The Wildcats were
down 13-11 to New Lima in
the first quarter. CHS trailed
27-26 at the half and 45-40
after three quarters. The
Wildcats were also outscored
19-17 in the final period to
end up on the short side of a
64-57 final score.
Coalgate’s scoring punch
in the game was fueled by
two key players. Brandon
Ragland poured in 15 points
to lead the Wildcats. Dakota
Powell was one back at 14
points with the team’s only
other double-figure scoring
performance.
Brandon Courson was third
on the team with 7 points. Rob Penney and Bear Francis
added 6 points each while
Nate Hardy chipped in 5
points. C.J. Bills rounded out
the scoring with 4 points.
The loss dropped Coalgate
into the consolation semifinals
against the Tupelo Tigers. The
Wildcats led only 14-13 after
a quarter. However, the CHS
squad seized control with
a 16-10 edge in the second
period and a 19-7 domination
of the third quarter. The
Wildcats were sitting on a
comfortable 49-30 cushion
when the final period opened. CHS was outscored 15-12
down the stretch. However,
Coalgate was able to hold on
and win a 16-point victory at
61-45.
Brandon Courson exploded
for 21 points for Coalgate. C.J. Bills was also in double
figures in scoring with 12
points.
Dakota Powell narrowly
missed double digits with
a 9-point showing. The
remaining scoring for CHS
included Rob Penney with
6 points, Bear Francis with
5, Nate Hardy with 4 and
Nathaniel Daniel and Brandon
Ragland with 2 points each.
The win allowed Coalgate
to avoid elimination in the
tournament. The Wildcats
moved on to a Saturday
consolation championship
game against the Stonewall
Longhorns.
Stonewall turned back the
Wildcats 56-38 to earn fifth
place in the 8-team field.
Coalgate trailed 13-10 after
a quarter, 25-22 at the half and
41-33 at the close of the third
quarter. The Wildcats were
then outscored 15-5 down the
stretch on the way to the 5638 loss.
Coalgate’s scoring was
balanced – but without a
single double-digit scorer
against Stonewall. Brandon
Courson was the closest with
7 points.
Four Wildcats added
6 points each, including
Brandon Ragland, Nate
Hardy, C.J. Bills and Dakota
Powell. Rob Penney added
4 points and Bear Francis
finished with 3.
Looking ahead, the 5-10
Wildcats will play twice this
week. They were set to host
Stonewall on January 27 and
then host Rock Creek on
January 30.
Coalgate gymnasts
compete at meet in Ada
Four Coalgate students competed in gymnastics meets
January 17 in Ada.
These competitions required the girls to perform routines
on the bar, balance beam, floor and vault.
Gymnasts competed in USA Gymnastics (USAG) Levels
1A, 1, 2, 3 and 4 and XCel Silver, Gold and Platinum, and
Boys Levels 3, 4 and 5.
The meet was held at Champion Athletics in Ada. Six gyms
including Big C.A.T.S. competed in this meet, with gymnasts
from Ardmore, Midwest City, Lawton and Shawnee traveling
to the meet.
Gymnasts in Levels 1A, 1, and 2 receive a blue, red, or
white ribbon for each event. Big C.A.T.S. gymnasts in these
levels took home a total of 20 blue ribbons.
Competing at USAG Level 1 was Holly Estep, a Cottonwood Elementary student who won a blue ribbon on beam and
red ribbons on vault, bars and floor.
Gymnasts in Levels 3 & 4 and Xcel receive a ribbon and
a point score for each event, which are then totaled, and allaround first, second, and third places for each age division in
each level are named.
Competing in Xcel Silver was Shantell Roebuck, a Coalgate Middle School student, who won fifth all-around in her
age division.
Competing in Xcel Gold were Shelby Roebuck, a Coalgate Elementary School student, who won third all-around;
and Braedy Wardrope, a Coalgate Elementary student, who
won fourth all-around.
Heidi Lewis, owner of B.I.G. Cats Gymnastics & Tumbling, said it was a busy but proud weekend for her gym.
“These meets were incredibly encouraging,” Lewis said.
“Some girls left elements out of their routines or just need
more experience, but these are easy fixes. I can hardly wait to
see their scores soar at their next meet.”
--AT A GLANCE
Roff Tournament
First round
New Lima 64, Tupelo 57
New Lima - 13 - 14 - 18 19 - (64)
Coalgate - 11 - 15 - 14 - 17
- (57)
Coalgate scoring: Brandon
Ragland 15, Dakota Powell
14, Brandon Courson 7, Rob
Penney 6,
Bear Francis 6, Nate Hardy 5,
C.J. Bills 4.
--Consolation semi-finals
Coalgate 61, Tupelo 45
Coalgate - 14 - 16 - 19 - 12
- (61)
Tupelo - 13 - 10 - 7 - 15 (45)
Courson 21, C.J. Bills 12,
Dakota Powell 9, Rob Penney
6, Bear Francis 5, Nate
Hardy 4, Nathaniel Daniel 2,
Brandon Ragland 2.
--Consolation finals
Stonewall 56, Coalgate 38
Coalgate - 10 - 12 - 11 - 5 (38)
Stonewall - 13 - 12 - 16 - 15
- (56)
Courson 7, Brandon Ragland
6, Nate Hardy 6, C.J. Bills 6,
Dakota Powell 6, Rob Penney
4, Bear Francis 3.
--Coalgate (5-10)
Schedule and results
Dec. 2 @ Dickson, won 5853
Dec. 4 vs. Rattan, lost 69-38
Dec. 9 vs. Tishomingo, lost
57-44
--First National Bank Classic
Dec. 11-13 @ SE Expo
Center
Whitesboro 47, Coalgate 45
Coalgate 68, Pittsburg 41
Coalgate 34, Caddo 28
STAR Tournament
Jan. 19-24 @ Roff
New Lima 64, Tupelo 57
Stonewall 56, Coalgate 38
--Upcoming games
Jan. 27 – vs. Stonewall
Jan. 30 – vs. Rock Creek
Feb. 3 - @ Tushka
--Jan. 13 - vs. Antlers, won 62- Feb. 10 – vs. Atoka
Feb. 13 - @ Antlers
43
Jan. 16 – vs. Konawa, lost 69- Feb. 17 - vs. Savanna
Feb. 20-21 - DISTRICTS
61
Feb. 26-28 – REGIONALS
----Dec. 16 @ Atoka, lost 96-56
--Jan. 6 @ Silo, lost 63-28
--Kingston Invitational
Jan. 8 - Vs. Atoka, lost 86-43
Jan. 10 - Vs. Silo, lost 65-53
ATOKA LIVESTOCK AUCTION
SALE EVERY MONDAY
Weekly Market Report
Monday, JANUARY 26, 2015
STEERS
SALE RESULTS
CATTLE SOLD 973
200 - 300 lb .....$2.50
300 - 400 lb......$2.40
400 - 500 lb......$2.20
500 - 600 lb......$2.30
600 - 700 lb......$2.70
- $3.50
- $3.45
- $3.15
- $2.65
- $2.34
HEIFERS
200 - 300 lb......$2.75 - $3.50
300 - 400 lb......$2.00 - $332.5
400 - 500 lb......$2.80 - $3.10
500 - 600 lb......$2.05 - $2.55
600 - 700 lb......$1.96 - $2.10.5
PAIRS $1250-$3250 • STOCKER COWS $1275 - $1900
PACKER COWS $1.00 - $1.07
LOW DRESSING .80¢ - .99¢ • PACKER BULLS $1.20 - $1.38
BULLS PER hEAD NONE • BABY CALVES -$300 - $600
Owners & Operators
Phil & Paula Hatridge
Mob. 918-424-1754 ~ Office 580-889-3264
PO Box 1103 - Atoka, Ok 74525
Selling Monday, February 2 at Noon!
100 Head Tiger Stripe and Bradford Heifers
Weighing 900 to 1100#
Most of them are heavy bred, a few short bred and a some open
Thank You
We would like to thank all those who sent flowers, food,
visited, and called during the time of our loss.
Thank you to the Mary Hurley Hospital and Ruth
Hurley Manor for the loving care given to our loved one.
The family of
Christine Eddings
I Appreciate Your Continued Support
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February 10
for Coalgate City Council
Commissioners’ Proceedings
The Board of County Commissioners of Coal County met for a regular scheduled meeting on
Monday, January 12, 2015 at 9:00 a.m. in the conference room of the County Commissioners Building.
Brock Jones called the meeting to order at 9:00a.m.
Roll was called by Brock Jones. Those present were: Brock Jones, Chairman, Michael Hensley,
Vice-Chairman, Johnny Ward, Member, Eugina Loudermilk, County Clerk, and Landi Frazier, County
Clerk Deputy.
Johnny Ward gave the invocation.
Guests present were: Vicky Salmon, Roger Cosper, and Bryan Jump.
Mike Hensley made a motion to approve the minutes from the previous meeting. Johnny Ward
seconded. Hensley, Ward, and Jones approved.
There were no Transfers of Appropriations.
Mike Hensley made a motion to approve payroll for January 1-15, 2015. Ward seconded.
Hensley, Ward, and Jones approved.
Mike Hensley made a motion to approve purchase orders for payment. Johnny Ward seconded.
Hensley, Ward and Jones approved the following:
Fiscal Year:
Payments by Fund
Approved
2014-2015
From: 1/9/2015
To: 1/14/2015
Warrant No. Vendor Name
911 COLLECTIONS
31
AT&T
Amount
Purpose
$857.56
911 SERVICE
CBRIF 105
15
PAULSEN, TYLER
$5,500.00
DIST 3 TIN HORNS
CD-4
21
22
LAMBERT, JIMMY LEE
HEART J DESIGN
$210.00
$60.00
EMERG MNGMT SERVICE
EMERG MNGMT SERVICE
$520.84
WATER PAYMENT
$791.36
$1,494.83
$250.25
$26.50
$23.85
$78.97
$16.30
$57.04
$489.80
$350.00
BLANKET
BLANKET
BLANKET
BLANKET
BLANKET
SHERIFF OFFICE SUPPLIES
BLANKET
JAIL SUPPLIES
RENTALS
BLANKET
$2,871.00
EQUIPMENT
$833.18
$198.72
$363.72
OSU OFFICE SUPPLIES
OSU TRAVEL
OSU TRAVEL
$600.00
SERVICE
$309.05
$300.62
$19.50
$64.73
$438.08
$39.43
$204.02
$151.91
$187.08
$1,129.63
$250.00
$388.15
$179.25
$650.00
$7.24
$10.99
OFFICE SUPPLIES
COMMISSIONER SERVICE
SERVICE
OSU SERVICE
COURTHOUSE SERVICE
EMERG MNGMT SERVICE
ELECTION BRD SERVICE
SERVICE
911 SERVICE
SERVICE
PUBLICATION
PUBLICATION
BIG FIVE APPLIANCE
BIG FIVE SUPPLIES
BIG FIVE SUPPLIES
CDBG WATER GRANT
7
OK DEPT OF COMMERCE
COUNTY SALES TAX
794
RICKS OIL COMPANY
795
KOUNTRY STORE
796
FAMILY DOLLAR STORE
797
CIRCLE N MARKET
798
PEOPLES ELECTRIC CO-OP
799
STAPLES CREDIT PLAN
800
C & C HARDWARE
801
ADA PAPER CO.
802
OKLAHOMA STATE BANK
803
OK DEPT OF PUBLIC SAFETY
CRITICAL RF DIRECT SERVICE
804
& SALES
805
STAPLES CREDIT PLAN
806
RATCLIFF, KELSEY
807
RUSSELL, CASEY
MIKES
TREE
SERVICE,
808
MICHAEL ABELL
809
STAPLES CREDIT PLAN
810
AMERICAN ELECTRIC POWER
811
PUBLIC WORKS AUTH
812
PUBLIC WORKS AUTH
813
PUBLIC WORKS AUTH
814
PUBLIC WORKS AUTH
815
816
817
818
AT&T
819
SOUTHEASTERN ALARM CO.
820
RECORD REGISTER
821
RECORD REGISTER
822
C & C HARDWARE
823
C & C HARDWARE
824
C & C HARDWARE
825
826
827
828
829
$399.00
$99.28
$67.78
$24.95
$85.74
SOLID WASTE SUPPLIES
SOLID WASTE SERVICE
TUPELO RFD SERVICE
COALGATE RF SERVICE
CAIRO RFD FUEL
$15,901.11
COALGATE SC DINING RM
831
832
C & C HARDWARE
360 COMMUNICATIONS LLC
CIRCLE N MARKET
COALGATE
HOUSING
AUTHORITY
SONNYS GROCERY
FAMILY DOLLAR STORE
$619.82
$44.65
833
COLLINS, TWYLA
$125.00
834
835
836
837
FAMILY DOLLAR STORE
SONNYS GROCERY
KAHLE, DORIS
CENTERPOINT
ENERGY
ARKLA
$265.75
$43.24
$409.94
$625.00
BLANKET
CLARITA COMM CENTER SUPPL
CLARITA
SENIOR
CITIZENS
SERVICE
BLANKET
BLANKET
BLANKET
BLANKET
$58.18
BLANKET
830
838
COURT CLERK REVOLVING CASH FUND
PITNEY
BOWES
RESERVE
29
ACCOUNT
$500.00
COURT CLERK POSTAGE
DRUG COURT CASH FUND
60
SPRINGHOUSE WATER
61
LAST CHANCE PROBATION
$81.17
$889.05
DRUG COURT WATER & SUPPLIES
DRUG TESTS
F-3 COUNTY CLERKS LIEN FEE ACCT
65
STAPLES CREDIT PLAN
$194.80
66
$44.95
COUNTY CLERK SUPPLIES
COUNTY
CLERK
INTERNET
SERVICE
GENERAL BUDGET ACCT.
813
STAPLES CREDIT PLAN
814
STAPLES CREDIT PLAN
815
STAPLES CREDIT PLAN
816
STAPLES CREDIT PLAN
817
STAPLES CREDIT PLAN
818
AT&T
819
AT&T
820
AT&T U-VERSE
821
SONNYS GROCERY
822
GUDERIAN FOOD
823
ADA PAPER CO.
824
AT&T
825
CANNON FINANCIAL SERVICES
826
MILLER OFFICE EQUIPMENT
827
KELLPRO
COMPUTER
828
SOLUTIONS
829
AT&T
830
AT&T
831
C & C HARDWARE
832
CITY OF COALGATE
833
AT&T
834
AT&T
835
US POSTMASTER
836
VISUAL LEASE SERVICES INC
HIGHWAY
1422
1423
1424
1425
1426
1427
1428
1429
1430
1431
1432
1433
1434
1435
1436
1437
1438
1439
1440
1441
1442
1443
1444
1445
1446
1447
1448
1449
1450
1451
1452
1453
1454
RICKS OIL COMPANY
CHICKASAW
COMMUNICATIONS
CHICKASAW
COMMUNICATIONS
DUB ROSS CO.
C & C HARDWARE
JOHN DEERE FINANCIAL
FITTSTONE INC
TUPELO TRAVEL STOP, LLC
KOUNTRY STORE
RICKS OIL COMPANY
CENTERPOINT
ENERGY
ARKLA
BLESSING GRAVEL LLC
COALGATE FUELS
STAPLES CREDIT PLAN
AT&T
PUBLIC WORKS AUTH
ARAMARK
RICKS OIL COMPANY
C & C HARDWARE
RED ROCK PIT
DOLESE CO
RICKS OIL COMPANY
COALGATE FUELS
BLESSING GRAVEL LLC
MILLER MART
DOLESE CO
O REILLY AUTO PARTS
A&B RADIATOR
ELLIOTT OUTDOOR POWER
YELLOWHOUSE MACHINERY
$14.99
$79.29
$111.32
$33.99
$45.99
$36.16
$248.14
$60.00
$315.54
$577.31
$89.67
$33.65
$96.45
$30.00
$30.00
SHERIFF OFFICE SERVICE
BLANKET
BLANKET
TREAS SERVICE
CONTRACT SERVICES
MAINTENANCE CONT
MAINTENANCE CONT
$546.00
TREAS SERVICE
$73.15
$52.15
$74.23
$8.41
$29.23
$33.65
$17.00
$8,750.00
COUNTY CLERK SERVICE
ASSESSOR SERVICE
BLANKET
REIMBURSEMENT
SERVICE
ELECTION BOARD POSTAGE
MAINTENANCE CONT
$1,026.00
$125.00
DIST 1 TIRES
BLANKET
$255.00
DIST 1 SERVICE
$255.00
DIST 1 SERVICE
$1,452.30
$19.95
$2,839.26
$3,236.76
DIST 1 TIN HORN
BLANKET
DIST 1 RENTAL
BLANKET
$598.46
$1,973.65
$1,827.49
BLANKET
BLANKET
BLANKET
$80.97
DIST 1 SERVICE
$822.51
$39.95
$4,093.30
$21.59
$36.16
$39.95
$91.65
$53.22
$482.33
$312.05
$347.22
$1,663.98
$422.61
$2,995.07
$145.00
$2,208.16
$2,348.77
$3,336.60
$84.95
$200.00
$764.98
BLANKET
DIST 1 INTERNET SERVICE
BLANKET
DIST 2 OFFICE SUPPLIES
DIST 2 SERVICE
DIST 2 SERVICE
DIST 2 SERVICE
DIST 2 SHOP SUPPLIES
BLANKET
BLANKET
BLANKET
DIST 2 GRAVEL
DIST 3 PARTS & LABOR
BLANKET
BLANKET
BLANKET
BLANKET
BLANKET
DIST 3 PARTS
DIST 3 REPAIR
DIST 3 EQUIPMENT
1459
CO
DOLESE CO
ALLEN LUMBER & GRAIN
CO
AT&T
1460
FAMILY DOLLAR STORE
$50.75
1461
OK DEPT OF TRANS
$2,300.86
COMMISSIONER
OFFICE
SUPPLIES
DIST 2 RENTAL
$231.05
TRANSFER OF FUNDS
$64.70
$172.92
$31.80
$70.00
HEALTH DEPT OFF SUPPLIES
HEALTH DEPT SERVICE
MAINTENANCE CONT
HEALTH DEPT SERVICE
1455
1456
1457
1458
LAW LIBRARY
LAW LIBRARY
18
FUND
REVOLVING
MD-1A MD-1C MD-2 HEALTH BUDGET ACCT
117
QUILL CORP
118
AVAYA INC
119
120
LAMBERTS MECHANICAL
$151.84
DIST 3 PARTS
$277.32
$350.00
DIST 3 GRAVEL
DIST 3 TIN HORNS
$482.26
DIST 3 PARTS
$69.85
Johnny Ward made a motion to approve the employeeʼs Federal Report of wages for 2014.
Hensley seconded. Ward, Hensley, and Jones approved the following:
Employee Name
Amount
Employee Name
Amount
*ADAMS, LARAME D
$1,895.20
JOHNSON, DAVID W
$31,375.00
BROWN, CHRISTINA M
$27,356.16
JONES, BROCK W
$50,400.00
*BURNS, LLOYD D
$8,502.00
*JORDAN, RAY
$800.00
*CLYMER, CHRISTOPHER
$255.25
JUMP, BRYAN D
$50,400.00
M
*FARTHING, MARLANA
$1,678.00
*JURISTY, MICHAEL J
$4,378.50
*FLOWERS, STEVEN D
$6,428.75
KARDOKUS, LISA F
$23,368.25
FRANKLIN JR, RONALD D
$30,350.00
*KIMMEL, KIMBERLY J $6,025.56
*GOLDEN,
SAMUEL
$11,953.50
*KINDRICK, ROY E
$15,773.13
CURTIS
*HECK, RANDY L
$3,580.00
*KRATKY, JASON A
$25,200.00
KREBS, CHARLETTE
*LAMBERT, JIMMY LEE
$1,083.00
$28,552.48
KAYE
McININCH, KENNETH L
$30,350.00
LAMPKIN, MICHELLE L $24,450.00
*NANNEY, JERRY P
$19,238.57
LANGSTON, CONNIE S $31,450.00
*ROEBUCK, ELIJAH B
$3,760.00
*LAY, JASON A
$374.49
*LEWIS,
RICKIE
*WILSON, MARY JUDITH
$2,434.00
$5,576.48
BOYCE
*ABBOTT,
KELLY
PATTERSON
L
$4,985.25
*ABBOTT, RICHARD L
$626.75
*AIRINGTON, TONY A
ANDERSON, MICHAEL
BAILEY, JAREL E
*BLUE, AARON
$12,426.00
$30,590.00
$32,050.00
$14,146.80
BLUE, BERNARD W
$30,850.00
*BLUE, KAYLA D
$702.00
BRICE, BRITTANY N
$21,850.00
*BRICE, JEREMY R
$4,002.40
*BULLARD III, H D
$912.00
*CHELF, AUDREY J
$1,903.75
*COLLINS, SCOTT L
*COSTANTINO, RICHARD J
COTTRELL, EARNEST
$2,490.00
$5,850.00
$30,350.00
*COTTRELL, JARETT A
$7,820.00
*COTTRELL, PAUL H
$5,490.00
*CRITES, MANDY S
*CROW, EASTON H
$6,748.23
$5,300.00
*DAFFERN, TYLER G
$2,872.00
DAVIDSON, DONA SUE
$29,650.00
*DAVIS, GHARYTT L
$1,336.00
DAVIS, NICHOLAS C
DELOZIER, WILLARD E
DORITY, GARY
EDDINGS, MARY F
*FACION, RAYMOND LEE
FANNING, AMBER NICOLE
$33,454.00
$30,350.00
$28,244.39
$29,000.00
$15,146.06
$21,250.00
*FRANKLIN, DYLAN R
$8,510.00
*FRAZIER, LANDI N.
*GERHARDS, JEWEL A
GRAHAM, RACHEL D
*HALL, DONALD C
HATTON, BOBBY E
*HAWORTH, JERRY D
HEATHCOCK, CALEB K
$11,279.00
$7,417.65
$29,050.00
$1,460.50
$35,257.66
$800.00
$30,702.97
HEATHCOCK, COLIN K.
$33,950.00
*HEDGECOCK, CASEY D
HEFLEY, CHERRY
HENSLEY, DEE E
HENSLEY, MICHAEL
HENSON, WINAFRED L
*HINKLE, GOLDIE R
HINKLE, NICK D
HOBGOOD, CHERYL J
$5,410.00
$49,200.00
$30,590.00
$50,400.00
$30,350.00
$14,565.25
$25,750.00
$32,050.00
*HOGUE, TRISTEN M
$2,992.00
HORN, GAIL ANN
$29,050.00
TOTAL WAGES FOR 2014
$988,045.09
*LONG, RUSTY D
LOUDERMILK,
EUGINA M
MAGGIA, BARRY
*MAGGIA, BRANDON J
*MARLEY, RONALD S
MARLOW, JANET K
*MCCOY,
JOHN
THOMAS
*MCCOY,
SHERRI
DENISE
MCCOY,
THOMAS
EUGENE
*MCFADDEN, ASHLEY
N
*MCININCH, CRYSTAL
D
MCLELLAN
SR,
JOHNNY L
McNUTT, GINA A
*MERRITT, CONNIE L
*MOORE, RILEY K
MORGAN,
DARRILL
LEE
N*EWBERRY,
GEORGE
NIX, RACHEL R
*PARKER, HUNTER J
*PARKER, MATTHEW
C
PEARCE, KENNY W
*PEBWORTH, JASON
D
PEBWORTH, LESLIE
*PEBWORTH, RAY
*PECK, EDWARD D
*PRICE, BETTE
*PRICE, JAMIE B
*RICE, ZACHARY W
ROEBUCK, ANTHONY
F
*ROMANO, HUNTER W
SALMON, VICKY L
*SANDERS, JACOB C
*SANDMANN, TARA D
SHIRLEY, JACKIE W
*SMITH, BRENDA L
SMITH, JOHNATHAN B
*STILWELL, ALETHEA
M
*TAYLOR, LAURA A
WARD, JERRY D
WARD, JOHNNY D
WEIR, BILLY DEE
*WHITE, CINDY Y
WILLIAMS, JOYCE
*WILSON, JACK A
*WINGATE, BETH
*WORTMAN, JEFFREY
D
*YARBROUGH, ROY G
$6,917.00
$48,000.00
$30,590.00
$6,450.00
$17,100.00
$27,850.00
$21,495.36
$7,776.00
$30,200.00
$22,603.04
$4,820.00
$31,400.00
$48,000.00
$4,836.25
$12,330.00
$31,400.00
$100.00
$48,000.00
$3,024.00
$14,250.00
$30,590.00
$5,351.92
$31,400.00
$4,980.00
$1,748.45
$5,931.00
$3,665.00
$8,564.31
$30,590.00
$8,330.00
$28,961.76
$5,290.00
$17,051.98
$29,600.00
$8,150.00
$30,370.00
$3,615.50
$1,550.00
$32,050.00
$43,200.00
$28,950.00
$20,760.00
$31,750.00
$500.00
$15,732.50
$12,650.00
$19,725.38
Employees who are part-time or worked less than 12 months are noted with an
asterisk (*)
Johnny Ward made a motion to approve a utility relocation agreement for Polk Road project
(Project No. STP-115c (076)CI J/P No. 24944). Hensley seconded. Ward, Hensley, and Jones approved.
Johnny Ward made a motion to approve title plans for Polk Road project (Project No. STP-115c
(076)CI J/P No. 24944). Hensley seconded. Ward, Hensley, and Jones approved.
The next item on the agenda was to discuss and take possible action to have the tree behind the
new sheriffʼs office building removed. Mike Hensley said that Mikeʼs Tree Service gave him a quote for
$600.00. Ward said if we were to go ahead and build the 35 bed jail, it would need to come down anyway.
Hensley said the Board is not discussing a jail at this time. Bryan Jump stated it will help give more space
for a garden. Hensley made the motion to have Mikeʼs Tree Service take down the tree. Ward seconded.
Mike Hensley told the board that James Elkins contacted him about pouring concrete floors in the
north east partition of the fairbarn. The fair board is going to pay for part of it, but asked if the county could
pay for the other part. It was estimated that the countyʼs portion would be around $3500.00. Hensley said
he would like to see the board give them around that much. Ward said he didnʼt mind giving a little extra, if
needed. Hensley said that they are trying to get the project done before the show at the end of January.
Hensley made a motion to help share the cost with the fair board. Ward seconded. Hensley, Ward, and
Jones approved.
The remaining items on the agenda involved the FY2015 CDBG grant. Clerk Loudermilk said she
was contacted by SODA and they had made a mistake when they listed the project type for the grant.
SODA asked that the items be stricken from the agenda and will be placed on the agenda at a later
meeting date.
Old Business:
None.
New Business:
Roger Cosper said he would like to be put on the agenda to take care of the brush pile behind
the fairbarn. He said it started out as a FEMA site for citizens to take brush and debris from storms, and it
has turned into a dump. Jones asked if there was a place to take the brush that is there now. Cosper said
the pile that was there before was buried, and he didnʼt see why we couldnʼt go ahead and also bury this
pile. Cosper said there needs to be enforcement of the illegal dumping. He said with the help of the
sheriffʼs office, we should be able to do that. Clerk Loudermilk told Cosper that the next meeting will be
th
Tuesday, January 20 at 9:00, and if thatʼs okay. Cosper said that would be fine.
Johnny Ward asked Roger Cosper if they have had any issues regarding 911 or response times.
Cosper said every once in a while the city gets a complaint, but the complaints are mostly about response
times. Jones said this is over a phone call he received from a citizens regarding the ambulance not being
able to find their house. Cosper said that one of the problems is that people are not putting up their house
numbers. He said most of the public buildings have their numbers up and he would like to see the people
of the community do the same. Cosper said the paramedics and other responders are often not familiar
with the area and by having everything properly marked it would help them find the address quicker.
Another problem is that signs are getting stolen or taken down.
Mike Hensley said he got a call last week about a refrigerator at the Big 5 building that was
leaking water. He said he felt that it was a safety issue. He said he called C&C Hardware about getting a
new one to put in its place and an employee told him that David Johnson had already been by there and
had picked out the type and color with an ice maker. Hensley said he allowed them to go ahead and
deliver it. He said he also told Big 5 that it would need to be properly marked as county property and it
would also need to be put on inventory.
Mike Hensley made a motion to adjourn at 9:14a.m. Johnny Ward seconded the motion.
______________________________
Brock Jones, Chairman
_____________________________
Johnny Ward, Member
_____________________________
Michael Hensley, Vice-chairman
______________________________
Attest: Eugina Loudermilk, County Clerk
Lady Wildcats lose
OT contest
—Coalgate girls inching closer to that first victory
By HERMAN BROWN
Coalgate correspondent
said Coach Roe. “Karley
Shores went down with an
ankle injury in the second
The Coalgate Lady quarter and we had to play
Wildcats were on the the rest of the game without
doorstep of their first her. We had to go with Plan
basketball win of the season. B and that was to use subs
However, the opportunity off the bench. We also had
evaporated last week when foul trouble the whole game. Coach Scott Roe’s CHS Mallorie Humphreys and
ladies suffered an overtime Taylor Hall both fouled out
loss to the hosting Roff in regulation. But our other
Lady Tigers.
girls played hard and kept
Coalgate and Roff met in going. We got it to overtime
the first round of the Star but they (Lady Tigers) were
Tournament at Roff High able to get it done in the
School. The Lady Wildcat overtime.”
coach had already warned Coalgate had a chance to
fans of the challenge Roff win the game in regulation. would offer his winless The Lady Wildcats had the
team. Even so, the hard- ball in the final possession
working CHS girls forced and needed any kind of score
the favored Roff team into to win.
overtime before finally “We were in the bonus and
falling to the Lady Tigers.
were trying to get to the line
Coalgate led 10-6 after to win it there,” Coach Roe
one quarter and 16-12 at the said “Time ran out and our
half. Roff then countered shot didn’t fall. We went
with a 22-10 scoring surge on to overtime and lost it
in the third quarter to slip in there.”
front 34-26. Despite a ton On Thursday, Coalgate
of foul trouble and a key went back to work in the
injury, the Lady Wildcats consolation
semi-finals. scratched back to outscore The Lady Wildcats faced
Roff 17-9. The effort forced the Tupelo Lady Tigers in
the game into a 4-minute an elimination contest.
overtime session.
The teams were tied 8-8
Roff used the free throw after one quarter of action. line to win the extra period Tupelo then hit stride and
11-4. The effort locked up outscored CHS in each of
the Lady Tigers a 54-47 the last three quarters of
victory over Coalgate.
action. The Lady Tigers
Shaylyn Coslow was moved to halftime with a
sensational in the game as 24-18 advantage. Tupelo
she scored 23 points for then outscored Coalgate
CHS. Coslow would be the 12-4 in the third period and
only Lady Wildcat to score 14-9 in the fourth. The effort
in double digits.
carried the Lady Tigers to
Humphreys finished the 19-point win at 50-31.
with 6 points while Jessie Jessie
Sexton
led
Sexton, Kaitlin Shockey and Coalgate’s offensive attack
Checotah Heathcock scored with 13 points. Shaylyn
5 points each. Taylor Hall Coslow joined the doublerounded out the scoring figure scoring list with 10
with 3 points.
points. Checotah Heathcock
“This was a tough game,” followed with 4 points in
a losing cause. Mallorie
Oops!!
Reese Grigg’s name was left off of the Emerson
Superintendent’s honor roll. Reese is in the 5th grade
at E. E. Emerson Elementary. We apologize for this
error. Congratulations, Reese!
LEGAL NOTICE
(Published in the Coalgate Record Register January 28, February 4 & 11,
2015, 3t)
DISTRICT COURT
OF COAL COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
JOSEPH PAUL KREMP, JR.,
Plaintiff,
vs.
The known and unknown heirs, beneficiaries, administrators, executors,
devisees, trustees, legatees, successors and assigns, immediate and
remote of VINCENT KERRIEL, et. al.,
Defendants.
CV-2015-7
THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: The known and unknown heirs, beneficiaries,
administrators, executors, devisees, trustees, legatees, successors and
assigns, immediate and remote of VINCENT KERRIEL, MARIE KERRIEL,
EMILE E. KERRIEL, ANTOINETTE HETSLER, ROSA JARVIS and JOSEPH
PAUL KREMP, all deceased GREETINGS:
You are hereby notified that on the 27th day of January, 2015, the Plaintiff,
JOSEPH PAUL KREMP, JR. filed suit against you in the District Court of Coal
County, Oklahoma, being Suit No. CV-2015-7 to quiet title to the following
described property in Coal County, Oklahoma, to-wit:
Lot 63 and Lot 79 in Townsite Addition #3, and Lot 10 of Block 33 in the
town of Cottonwood, Coal County, Oklahoma,
and to obtain judgment establishing that Plaintiff is the owner of said property,
all as more particularly set out in Plaintiff’s petition.
NOW, THEREFORE, you and each of you are further notified that you must
answer the petition filed herein on or before the 12th day of March, 2015, or
said petition will be taken as true and judgment rendered accordingly in favor
of Plaintiff and against you, and establishing that Plaintiff is the owner of the
property, all as more particularly set out in his petition.
Rachel Nix, Court Clerk
S)Michelle Lampkin
Deputy
Johnny Sandmann, PLLC
28 North Main
Coalgate, OK 74538
Phone: (580) 927-2314
LEGAL NOTICE
(Published in the Coalgate Record Register January 28, 2015, 1t)
The Southern Oklahoma Rural Transportation System (SORTS) will be
holding an open forum February 2, 2015 from 9:00 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. at the Big
Five Community Services conference room, 210 N. Main, Coalgate, OK.
The purpose of the meeting is to take comments and suggestions on our
applications for funding of the FTA Public Transportation Program operated in
Coalgate.
SORTS staff will be on hand to answer questions and take comments on the
current operations of the program and future needs of the community.
For more information please contact SORTS Director Allen Leaird at 580927-2381.
LPXLP
Humphreys and Taylor Hall
rounded out the scoring with
2 points each.
Coach Roe was most
disappointed in the lack of
offensive success by his
Lady Wildcats.
“This had to be one of the
worst shooting games we
have ever had,” he said. “We
could not find the basket. It
was a complete failure in
that area. But I have to give
Tupelo credit for playing a
good game and beating us in
this one.”
Coalgate was scheduled
to be back in action Tuesday
against the Stonewall Lady
Longhorns. The Lady
Wildcats will then close out
the week with a Friday home
game against Rock Creek.
“We are still looking for
that first win,” the coach
said. “Maybe we’ll get it
this week.”
--AT A GLANCE
Star Tournament
Jan. 19 – first round
Roff 54, Coalgate 47 OT
Coalgate - 10 - 6 - 10 - 17 4 - (47)
Roff - 6 - 6 - 22 - 9 - 11 (54)
Coalgate scoring: Shaylyn
Coslow
23,
Mallorie
Humphreys
6,
Jessie
Sexton 5, Kaitlin Shockey
5, Checotah Heathcock 5,
Taylor Hall 3.
--Consolation semi-finals
Jan. 22 @ Roff
Tupelo 50, Coalgate 31
Tupelo - 8 - 16 - 12 - 14 (50)
Coalgate - 8 - 10 - 4 - 9 (31)
Coalgate scoring: Jessie
Sexton 13, Shaylyn Coslow
10, Checotah Heathcock
4, Mallorie Humphreys 2,
Taylor Hall 2.
--Schedule & results
Dec. 2 @ Dickson, lost 6339
Dec. 4 vs Rattan, lost 64-33
Dec. 9 vs. Tishomingo, lost
50-14
--McAlester Expo Classic
Tournament
Dec. 11-13 @ SE Expo
Center
Caddo 55, Coalgate 18
Whitesboro 55, Coalgate 31
--Dec. 16 - @ Atoka, lost 5037
--January 6 @ Silo, lost 6130
---
Kingston Invitational
Jan. 8 – Kingston, lost 4821
Jan. 9 – Silo, lost 39-32 --Jan. 13 – vs. Antlers, lost
52-34 Jan. 16 – vs Konawa, lost
59-43 --STAR Invitational
Roff 54, Coalgate 47 OT
Tupelo 50, Coalgate 31
--Upcoming games
Jan. 27 – vs Stonewall
Jan. 30 – vs Rock Creek
Feb. 3 - @ Tushka
Feb. 10 – vs Atoka
Feb. 13 - @ Antlers
Feb. 17 – vs Savanna
Feb. 20-21 - DISTRICTS
Feb. 26-28 – REGIONALS
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Coalgate, OK
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Cell: 580-258-0911
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Treating Auto accident victims
and other dull matters.
Call me: 580-889-3338
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
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
Call Pastors Billy & Linda at 927-2050
or Mary Jo at 927-2898
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Commissioners’ Proceedings
The Board of County Commissioners of Coal County met for a regular scheduled meeting on
Tuesday, January 20, 2015 at 9:00 a.m. in the conference room of the County Commissioners Building.
Brock Jones called the meeting to order at 9:00 a.m.
Roll was called by Brock Jones. Those present were: Brock Jones, Chairman, Mike Hensley,
Vice-Chairman, Johnny Ward, Member and Eugina Loudermilk, County Clerk.
Johnny Ward gave the invocation.
Guest present were: Bryan Jump and Roger Cosper.
Mike Hensley made a motion to approve the minutes from the previous meeting. Johnny Ward
seconded. Hensley, Ward, and Jones approved.
Mike Hensley made a motion to approve monthly reports from December for the Court Clerk and
Election Board offices. Ward seconded. Hensley, Ward and Jones approved.
Johnny Ward made a motion to approve a transfer of appropriations in the Highway account.
Hensley seconded. Ward, Hensley and Jones approved.
Mike Hensley made a motion to approve the monthly allocation of alcohol beverage tax to the city
entities for the month of December. Johnny Ward seconded. Hensley, Ward and Jones approved.
Mike Hensley made a motion to approve monthly appropriations. Ward seconded. Hensley, Ward
and Jones approved the following:
SHERIFF
SERVICE
FEE $
B-4 ACCOUNT
1,143.24
$
B-41A
SHERIFF PERSONAL SERVICE
2,003.15
$
B-4CS
COURTHOUSE SECURITY
429.75
$
B-8
SHERIFF SALES TAX
14,391.10
$
DRUG-3
DRUG COURT CASH ACCT.
145.00
$
E-3
OSU EXTENSION
7,015.63
$
EMS-3
EMS SALES TAX
9,120.31
$
F-3
COUNTY CLERK LIEN FEE
361.75
COUNTY
CLERK $
F-3P
PRESERVATION
1,445.00
COURT CLERK REVOLVING $
J-3
FUND
796.47
$
LL
LAW LIBRARY
268.60
$
MD-2
HEALTH DEPT
606.99
$
R-5
COUNTY SALES TAX
18,942.19
$
R-7
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT
13,992.50
$
R-8
SOLID WASTE
2,378.65
$
R-10
COUNTY USE TAX
12,679.24
$
RESALE
TREASURER RESALE
757.90
$
RF
RURAL FIRE
3,507.82
COUNTY HOSPITAL SALES $
SJ-2
TAX
70,156.22
$
SO-5
ASSESSOR STATE MONEY
0.26
ASSESSOR
HARDWARE $
SO-6
UPGRADE
245.00
$
SC
SENIOR CITIZENS
5,612.50
HIGHWAY
PERSONAL $
T-1A
SERVICE
30,000.00
$
T-1C
HIGHWAY TRAVEL
3,000.00
$
T-2A
HIGHWAY M&O
125,979.19
$
T-2B
HIGHWAY RENTALS
23,000.00
T-3
HIGHWAY CAPITAL OUTLAY
911 COLL.
911
COLLECTIONS
CBRIF 105
STATE HWY MONEY
SURCHARGE
$
15,000.00
$
10,749.82
$
20,442.86
Mike Hensley made a motion to approve purchase orders for payment. Ward seconded. Hensley,
Ward and Jones approved the following:
Fiscal Year:
Payments by Fund
Approved
2014-2015
From: 1/15/2015
To: 1/23/2015
Warrant No.
CD-4
23
24
25
26
27
Vendor Name
Amount
Purpose
C & C HARDWARE
C & C HARDWARE
C & C HARDWARE
RHYNES SURPLUS
C & C HARDWARE
$97.86
$108.25
$167.87
$69.98
$66.95
EMER MNGMT SUPPLIES
EMER MNGMT SUPPLIES
EMER MNGMT SUPPLIES
EMER MNGMT SUPPLIES
BLANKET
COUNTY SALES TAX
853
EAGLE MILLWORKS
854
OCI-OSI
855
MISTY VALLEY WATER CO
856
857
SPRINGHOUSE WATER
858
C & C HARDWARE
MIKES TREE SERVICE, MICHAEL
859
ABELL
860
861
862
863
RICKS OIL COMPANY
864
ABC OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY
865
866
867
868
869
TOUCHTONE COMMUNICATIONS
870
871
TERMINIX PEST CONTROL
872
TERMINIX PEST CONTROL
873
SPRINT
$2,455.00
$221.55
$0.50
$0.50
$45.07
$15.99
OSU SERVICE
SIGNS
WATER
WATER
COMM WATER
COMMISSIONERS SUPPLIES
$600.00
SERVICE
$44.99
$44.99
$50.54
$126.50
$105.00
$10.00
$10.00
$25.00
$1,478.00
$15.35
$333.77
$214.00
$107.00
$39.99
874
COLLINS, TWYLA
$125.00
875
FAMILY DOLLAR STORE
$41.70
876
SONNYS GROCERY
$137.87
877
C & C HARDWARE
$316.40
878
CENTRAL CEDAR PRODUCT, INC
$2,940.00
$0.50
$93.60
$1.00
$44.99
$44.99
WATER
COURT CLERK SERVICE
COURT CLERK WATER
COURT CLERK WATER
COURT CLERK WATER
DRUG COURT CASH FUND
62
SPRINGHOUSE WATER
$148.72
63
HUMPHREY, JUSTIN
$1,500.00
F-3 COUNTY CLERKS LIEN FEE ACCT
COUNTY OFFICERS AND DEPUTIES
71
ASSOCIATION
GENERAL BUDGET ACCT.
875
AT&T U-VERSE
876
RICKS AUTO
877
878
PALACE DRUG
879
HELTON RURAL HEALTH CLINIC
880
AT&T U-VERSE
881
CANNON FINANCIAL SERVICES
882
883
884
885
TREVATHAN, BONNIE
886
AT&T MOBILITY
887
AT&T U-VERSE
888
ASSOCIATION
HIGHWAY
1511
1512
1513
1514
1515
1516
1517
1518
1519
JAMES SUPPLY & RENTAL
AT&T
ASSOCIATION
O REILLY AUTO PARTS
BATTERY CENTER
COALGATE FUELS
O REILLY AUTO PARTS
COALGATE FUELS
AT&T
$75.00
DRUG COURT WATER
SUPPLIES
CONTRACT LABOR
COUNTY
REGISTRATION
1530
1531
1532
1533
1534
1535
1536
1537
1538
1539
1540
1541
1542
1543
1544
1545
1546
1547
AT&T
HALLS AUTO SUPPLY
JAMES SUPPLIES & RENTAL CO
AMERICAN LOGO
AT&T U-VERSE
AT&T MOBILITY
O REILLY AUTO PARTS
ASSOCIATION
ARAMARK
YELLOWHOUSE MACHINERY CO
B&S SUPPLIES
RICKS OIL COMPANY
SPRINGHOUSE WATER
C & C HARDWARE
YELLOWHOUSE MACHINERY CO
SOUTHERN OKLA TRUCK REPAIR
T & W TIRE
HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS
QUILL CORP
ELLIOTT OUTDOOR POWER
ASSOCIATION
RICKS OIL COMPANY
AT&T U-VERSE
MD-1A MD-1C MD-2 HEALTH BUDGET ACCT
121
COAL COUNTY TREASURER
122
QUILL CORP
RESALE PROPERTY
38
39
ASSOCIATION
SO-6 ASSESSORS HARDWARE UPGRADE
2
COUNTY RECORD INC
&
CLERK
$55.00
$454.76
$0.39
$99.46
$75.00
$40.00
$196.88
$1.35
$6.99
$0.73
$60.00
$51.45
$40.00
SHERIFF DEPT REPAIRS
INMATE MEDICATION
INMATE MED SERVICE
TREAS SERVICE
CONTRACT SERVICES
TREAS LONG DISTANCE
COUNTY CLERK SERVICE
ASSESSOR LONG DISTANCE
ASSESSOR SERVICE
$75.00
ASSESSOR REGISTRATION
$75.95
$78.46
DIST 1 RENTAL
DIST 1 SERVICE
$75.00
DIST 1 REGISTRATION
$174.98
$299.90
$149.95
$63.94
$104.95
$6.84
DIST 1 PARTS
DIST 1 PARTS
DIST 1 PARTS
DIST 1 PARTS
DIST 1 PARTS
DIST 1 LONG DISTANCE
$6.84
$31.89
$329.00
$192.50
$204.63
$40.00
$139.57
$102.06
$21.50
$101.85
$15.40
DIST 1 LONG DISTANCE
BLANKET
DIST 2 RENTAL
DIST 2 OXYGEN
DIST 2 SUPPLIES
DIST 2 SERVICE
DIST 2 SERVICE
DIST 2 SERVICE
BLANKET
DIST 2 PARTS
$75.00
DIST 2 REGISTRATION
$53.22
$192.96
$94.00
$343.64
$999.27
$71.49
$439.77
$274.23
$8,327.51
$95.00
$87.00
$49.99
$999.55
$948.00
$10.00
$55.00
DIST 2 PARTS
DIST 3 RENTAL
BLANKET
DIST 3 WATER
BLANKET
DIST 3 PARTS
DIST 3 REPAIRS-PARTS
DIST 3 REPAIR
DIST 3 LODGING-MEALS
DIST 3 SUPPLIES
DIST 3 TOOLS
DIST
3
REGISTRATION
FEES
DIST 3 TIRES
$3,338.14
$56.89
HEALTH DEPT APPORTIONS
HEALTH DEPT OFF SUPPLIES
$60.00
MAINTENANCE CONT
$75.00
TREASURER REGISTRATION
$135.00
$226.00
ASSESSOR OFFICE SUPPLIES
The next item on the agenda was to discuss with the city manager and take possible action
regarding the brush pile at the fairbarn. Cosper said they need to discuss both short and long term
solutions for the site. The short term would be how to close up the site so that no further dumping can be
done. The long term would be what to do with the brush pile in the future. Cosper said he would like to
see the site cleaned and closed off with fencing. No dumping signs should be posted. He said law
enforcement could get involved and give citations to those caught dumping in the area. Cosper said the
city and county should be able to offer a place (such as the water treatment plant) where people could put
their brush. Cosper said the city has a small chipper and most of the existing brush pile can be chipped.
He said in the future, the city and county may want to look at buying a large drum chipper and operate it
one or two days a week. He said the chips could be given away to be used as compost.
Brock Jones asked Sheriff Jump if the trustees could help with the cleanup of the existing brush
pile. Sheriff Jump said he didnʼt see a problem with it. Jones also said we need to bury what is there, put
an ad in the paper, put up a cable fence, and maybe install a game camera. Jones would like to see the
board get together and put gravel over the old brush pile site and turn it into a parking lot for the fairbarn.
Jones said the first step needs to be getting the site cleaned up then talk about getting the large
chipper. Cosper suggested the county may consider purchasing property at Cottonwood and move solid
waste out there. Cosper asked what the plans were for the north end of the Dist 2 building. Ward said
there was a co-op agreement between Atoka and Coal Counties regarding the solid waste that may
prohibit it from being moved. Cosper said we need to let the people from the city take their brush to the
water plant but the county needs to provide a place for the people from the county. Districts 2 and 3
declared the site at the fairbarn closed as of today. The districts will bring 2 trackhoes and a dozer as
early as tomorrow to bury the brush and help with cleanup.
Johnny Ward said he talked to Judge Mowdy about the purchase of a conference table and chairs for
the new jury room. Judge Mowdy said he talked to Mike Elkins with OCI about an 18 ft long table and 22
chairs. Elkins said it would cost around $2500 and can be built within 30 days. Ward made a motion to
buy them out of the capital improvement account(R-7). Hensley seconded. Ward, Hensley and Jones
approved.
Old Business:
Johnny Ward said that the concrete work inside the fairbarn was complete. Ward also said the
board had approved to share the cost with the fairboard up to around $4000 to $5000. He said it looked
like the county had paid around $6000 while the fairboard has only paid $3000. Mike Hensley said he
didnʼt have a problem doing that. Jones agreed.
New Business:
Sheriff Bryan Jump said he talked to Tommy Griffin and Mark Benedict about people speeding on
Oak Grove Road. There are no speed limit signs on the road. Mike Hensley said the commissioners could
make a resolution to post the speed limits. Ward said all county roads are 45 mph unless posted
otherwise. Jones said we need to put a 25 mph sign from the highway to the curves, a 35 mph around the
curves, and a 45 mph after the curves.
Johnny Ward said that he talked to Dusty Birdsong and he was concerned about the loss ratio
summary with ACCO. They will start sending out summaries every 6 months. 1 or 2 departments make up
90% of the insurance claims for the county. Hensley said some of the claims were from employees after
they had left their original department. Hensley said things will change with the new Workerʼs Comp laws
that went into effect November 1, 2014. Ward said we need to monitor and keep an eye on the claims.
Mike Hensley made a motion to adjourn at 9:34a.m. Johnny Ward seconded the motion.
______________________________
_____________________________
Brock Jones, Chairman
Michael Hensley, Vice-chairman
_____________________________
______________________________
Johnny Ward, Member
Attest: Eugina Loudermilk, County Clerk
LEGAL NOTICE
COURTHOUSE WATER
COURTHOUSE WATER
SERVICE
BLANKET
COURTHOUSE SERVICE
LIBRARY SERVICE
DHS SERVICE
COURTHOUSE SERVICE
SERVICE
FAIR BARN SERVICE
SERVICE
SERVICE
TUPELO RFD SERVICE
CLARITA
COMM
CENTER
SUPPL
CLARITA
COMM
CENTER
SUPPL
BLANKET
LEHIGH
COMM
CENTER
SUPPLIES
FAIRBARN SUPPLIES
COURT CLERK REVOLVING CASH FUND
30
31
32
33
34
1519
1520
1521
1522
1523
1524
1525
1526
1527
1528
1529
(Published in the Coalgate
Record Register January 14,
21 & 28, 2015, 3t)
CV-2015-3
THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA
TO:
THE
UNKNOWN
HEIRS,
EXECUTORS,
ADMINISTRATORS,
P E R S O N A L
R E P R E S E N TAT I V E S ,
DEVISEES,
TRUSTEES,
SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS
OF CARL L. JAMES, a/k/a
CARL LEE JAMES, deceased;
and, CHARLES KEITH JAMES
and BESSIE PEARL JAMES, if
living, or if they be deceased,
their unknown heirs, executors,
administrators,
personal
representatives,
devisees,
trustees, successors, and
assigns.
GREETINGS:
YOU AND EACH OF YOU
ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that
ALLEN R. YODER and MARY
YODER, husband and wife, as
Plaintiffs have filed their petition
in the District Court of Coal
County, State of Oklahoma,
being Suit No. CV-2015-3,
to quiet title to the following
described real property, to-wit:
W 1/2 of NE 1/4 of NE 1/4 of
SW 1/4 and SE 1/4 of NE 1/4
of SW 1/4 and E 1/2 of SE 1/4
of SW 1/4 and SW 1/4 of SE
1/4 of SW 1/4 and S 1/2 of SE
1/4 of Section 20, Township
1 South, Range 9 East of the
Indian Base and Meridian, Coal
County, Oklahoma, containing
125 acres, more or less, as the
case may be,
and to obtain judgment
establishing that Plaintiffs are
the owners of said property, all
as more particularly set out in
Plaintiffs’ Petition.
NOW, THEREFORE, YOU
AND EACH OF YOU ARE
FURTHER NOTIFIED that
you must answer the petition
filed herein on or before
the 27th day of FEBRUARY,
2015, or said Petition will be
taken as true and judgment
rendered accordingly in favor
of Plaintiffs and against you,
and establishing that Plaintiffs
are the owners of the property,
all as more particularly set out
in Plaintiffs’ petition.
GIVEN under my hand and
seal this 7th day of January,
2015.
Rachel Nix, Court Clerk
(SEAL)
By: S)Rachel Nix
Shannon Reasor, OBA #15833
Shannon Reasor Law Office,
PLLC
P.O. Box 393
Atoka, OK 74525
Phone: (580) 889-3343
Fax: (580) 889-9334
LEGAL NOTICE
(Published in the Coalgate Record Register January 21, 28 &
February 4, 20`5, 3t)
OF COAL COUNTY,
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
Christina Brown
Plaintiff,
vs. Bartolo Sartori, et al.,
Defendants.
Case No. CV-2015- 5
THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO:
Bartolo Sartori and Giuseppe Sartori, if living and if they or
any of them be dead, then their unknown successors, heirs,
executors, administrators, devisees, trustees and assigns,
immediate and remote of such of them, the said defendants, as
might be dead; and, the known and unknown heirs, executors,
administrators, personal representatives, devisees, creditors,
trustees, assigns and successors, immediate and remote of the
following named deceased persons, to-wit: Antonio Sartoris,
also known as Antonio Sartori; and, the spouses respectively
of each the above named defendants.
GREETINGS
You, the above named defendants, and the unknown
successors, officers, trustees and assigns of the above named
defendants, are hereby notified that you have been sued in the
District Court of Coal County, Oklahoma, in case numbered
CV-2015-5, styled, Christina Brown vs. Bartolo Sartori, et al.,
Defendants, by plaintiff’s petition filed herein on the 16th day
of January, 2015; that in said petition the Plaintiff alleges that
Christina Brown is the owner of the full, legal and equitable title
and is in the peaceable possession of the following described
real property situated in Coal County, Oklahoma, to-wit:
Lots 2 and 3 in Block 68 of the City of Coalgate, Coal
County, Oklahoma.
You are further notified that in said petition the plaintiff
alleges that you and each of you are claiming some right, title,
interest, lien, estate or equity in and to the said real property
adverse to the said plaintiff, Christina Brown; that such claims
are wholly without right and constitute clouds and defects upon
the title to the said real property and that plaintiff is entitled to
have such clouds and defects canceled and removed herein.
You are further notified that you must answer the petition
filed by the said plaintiff on or before the 11th day of March,
2015, or said petition will be taken as true and a judgment and
decree quieting plaintiff, Christina Brown’s fee simple title to the
above described real property will be entered forever barring
you from asserting any interest in or to the above described
real property.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and
the seal of said Court on the16th day of January, 2015.
Rachel
Nix, Court Clerk
By:_Michelle
Lampkin
Deputy
Court Clerk
J. FRANK WOLF, III, OBA #11577
Rabon, Wolf & Rabon
402 E. Jackson
P.O. Box 726
Hugo, OK 74743
Phone: (580) 326-6427
Fax: (580) 326-6032
Attorney for Plaintiff
LPXLP
LEGAL NOTICE
(Published in the Coalgate Record Register January 28, 2015,
1t)
BEFORE THE CORPORATION COMMISSION
OF THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA
APPLICANT:CANYON CREEK ENERGY HOLDINGS LLC,
RELIEF REQUESTED: POOLING
LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SECTION 32, TOWNSHIP 2 NORTH,
RANGE 9 EAST, COAL COUNTY, OKLAHOMA
CD 201500335-T
AMENDED 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 Clifford Logan; Dock Hearn; Elizabeth M. Lackey;
Gertrude Curtis; James W. Walker; Patsy Sue Hill; Peggy Jo
Parris; George M. Bradfield; James T. Nicholson; The Home-Stake
Oil and Gas Company; The Home-Stake Royalty Corporation; C.
S. Reynolds, presumed deceased; Fred Sherman, presumed
deceased; W. D. Thornton; Farmers’ Union Cooperative Royalty
Company; John S. Keller; P. D. Anderson; Panhandle Oil and Gas,
Inc.; The GHK Company a Limited Partnership; John Stephens;
Lavern Fishel; Sam C. S. Stephens; Lillian Wright; Louise Wright
Davis; Barry F. Fehlman; Bernard Thorne O’Loughlin; Beverly
Sue Potter Miller; Brenda West; Catherine J. Potter; Constance
L. Potter; Dennis James O’Loughlin; Edward W. Estes and Murray
Jeanette Estes, H/w, JT; Elizabeth Iredell Smith; J. A. Egan; J. B.
O’Daniel Revocable Living Trust; Jack H. Potter; Jennifer West;
Judy Marie Phillips, Trustee or her Successors-in-Interest, under
the Judy Marie Phillips Revocable Trust Agreement dated the 7th
day of March, 1996; Marcia L. Potter; Marshall Woodrow Pipkin,
deceased; Mary Patricia O’Loughlin Parsons; Michael Giles West;
N. J. Phillips; Patricia Elaine Potter Sullivan; Reece Henry; Steve
Wilcox; Terrance Robert O’Loughlin; Newfield Exploration MidContinent, Inc.; Joseph Pulzer; Anticlinical Royalty Company of
Tulsa, Oklahoma; R. D. Van Patten; H. H. Kapner; Harry Panos;
E. S. Swan, presumed deceased; J. B. Burwell, presumed
deceased; Jim Ashton, presumed deceased; Anna W. Thornton
a/k/a Wylmouth Thornton; Benjamin A. Kelley; Ann Marie Wilcox;
Dennis Wilcox; Greg Wilcox; T. H. Ware; and if any of the above
are deceased, the unknown heirs, executors, administrators,
devisees, trustees and assigns, immediate and remote, of the
above-named parties; and if any of the above-named entities is
a dissolved partnership, corporation or other association, then
the unknown successors, trustees and assigns, both immediate
and remote, of such dissolved partnership, corporation or other
association.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Applicant in this cause
is requesting that the Commission pool the interests, designate
an operator, and adjudicate the rights and equities of oil and gas
owners in the Hartshorne, Gilcrease, Wapanucka, Cromwell,
Woodford, Hunton, Viola, Bromide, McLish and Oil Creek
Common Sources of Supply underlying and comprising the 640acre drilling and spacing unit consisting of Section 32, Township 2
North, Range 9 East, Coal County, Oklahoma.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that the Applicant is requesting
the following special relief: (1) to designate the Applicant or some
other party as Operator of the unit; (2) to pool the captioned
lands as a unit; and (3) to provide for the development of the unit
including the pooling of the proposed well and all subsequent
wells where applicable.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that this cause be set before
an Administrative Law Judge for hearing, taking of evidence and
reporting to the Commission.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that this cause will be heard
before the Administrative Law Judge on the Initial Hearing Docket
at the Corporation Commission, Eastern Regional Service Office,
Suite 114, State Office Building, 440 South Houston, Tulsa,
Oklahoma 74127 at 8:30 a.m., on the 17th day of February,
2015, and that this notice be published as required by law and the
rules of the Commission.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that the Applicant and interested
parties may present testimony by telephone. The cost of telephonic
communication shall be paid by the person or persons requesting
its use. Interested parties who wish to participate by telephone
shall contact the 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 Stephen R. McNamara, Boulder Towers, Suite 1210, 1437
South Boulder Avenue, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74119-3609, Telephone
(918) 599-0300, or Steve McNamara, Jr., Canyon Creek Energy
Holdings LLC, 2431 East 61st Street, Suite 260, Tulsa, Oklahoma
74136, (918) 561-6737.
DONE AND PERFORMED this 23rd day of January, 2015.
CORPORATION COMMISSION OF OKLAHOMA
S)BOB ANTHONY
Chairman
S)DANA L. MURPHY
Vice Chairman
S)J. TODD HIETT
Commissioner
ATTEST:
S)Peggy Mitchell
Secretary of the Commission
LEGAL NOTICE
1t)
COMMISSION OF THE
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
APPLICANT: SM ENERGY COMPANY
RELIEF SOUGHT: INCREASED WELL DENSITY
CAUSE CD NO. 201500475-t
NOTICE OF HEARING
TO ALL PERSONS, OWNERS, PRODUCERS, OPERATORS,
PURCHASERSAND TAKERS OF OILAND GAS INCLUDINGADAM
T CARROLL; AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY PHILADELPHIA
DIVISION INC; ARLIE J STILES; ARMETTA R WARD; AVEDIS
FOUNDATION FARMERS NATIONAL CO AGENT; BETA SHALE
LLC; BETTY WARD; BEVERLY A MCENTIRE; BILL MAHAIR;
BP AMERICA PRODUCTION COMPANY; BRANDON CUTLER
GIST; BRANDY PATIN EDWARDS; BRIAN E BURR; CARL R
MCENTIRE AND PATRICIA ANN; CAROL JANICE BURR; CARRIE
PARNELL; CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA INC DBA
ST GREGORYS UNIVERSITY C/O FARMERS NATIONAL
COMPANY; CATHY REIM; CHARLES EARL COLBURN; CHERI
BROWN MAGBY; CHERYL LEE PATIN AKA CHERYL PATIN
WILLIS; CHRISTOPHER ALAN CHERRY; CLAIRE ELIZABETH
BAKER; CLARKE LIVING TRUST CHARLES E CLARKE
MARTIN BRUCE CLARK OR FRANK PATRICK CLARKE COTTEES; COASTAL MANAGEMENT TRUST; COBANK FCB;
COBRA PETROLEUM COMPANY; COLLEEN MARIA SMITH
PASSERO; CONTINENTAL RESOURCES INC; CUTLER GIST
DBA MONTEGO MINERALS; CYNTHIA L STERBA; DANI LEE
BURR IRREVOCABLE DISABILITY TST BEVERLY MCGINTY
TRUSTEE; DANIEL JOSEPH BAKER; DANIEL WARD; DAVID M
WARD; DAVID PATRICK BURR; DEBORAH GRAVES; DENNIS
WARD; DESERT PARTNERS III LP; DESERT PARTNERS IV
LP; DOROTHEA HENDRICKS; DOUGLAS TRENT PRIETO;
EDWARD G BURR; ELSIE WARD; ERNESTINE ADDISON
GRAHAM; EUGENE J PATIN JR; GLADYS LORENE ROBERTS;
GLEN MARTIN BAKER; GRANT J WRIGHT; GRISSO FAMILY
TRUST BANK OF AMERICA NA TRUSTEE; GWENDOLYN
LONG; GWENDOLYN LONG; HAROLD L HUNTER; JAMES
C READY & LEONA J READY REVOCABLE LIVING TRUST
JAMES C READY OR LEONA J READY TRUSTEES; JAMES T
HUNTER; JASON L CARROLL; JIMMIE E LEATH & TURLA B
LEATH REVOCABLE LIVING TRUST JIMMIE E LEATH & TURLA
B LEATH TRUSTEES; JOHNNIE L WARD; JUDY ADDISON;
JWB LLC; KAREN L WATKINS; KENNETH CLARK; KENNETH
JOSEPH SMITH JR; KIMBERLY L CASTILLO C/O KAREN
L WATKINS; KINDER LIVING TRUST STEVEN ANTHONY
KINDER SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE; LEO AND MARY HARTING
LIVING TRUST LEO D HARTING & MARY B SMITH HARTING
TRUSTEES; LINN ENERGY HOLDINGS LLC LINN OPERATING
INC AGENT; LOIS SUE MCCRAW; MAP0304 AN OKLAHOMA
GP; MARILYN FRANCES SHADARAM; MARJORIE L CROW;
MARTHA A WARD C/O DENNIS WARD POA; MARY JANE
MUNTZ; MARY K GRISSO REVOCABLE TRUST ELIZABETH
STAGGS HUCKABAY TRUSTEE; MAUD DEAN WILSON
ESTATE TRUST PHIL D MEIER TRUSTEE; MAUNIE YVONNE
MCNAMEE; MEKUSUKEY OIL COMPANY LLC; MICHAEL
D GOLLOB OIL COMPANY LP; MICHELLE BERNADETTE
SMITH PITTS; NEWFIELD EXPLORATION MID-CONTINENT
INC; OAKDALE MINERALS LLC; PAGOSA RESOURCES LLC;
PEBBLESTONE PROPERTIES LLC; PENNY DIANE BROWN;
PHILIP WARD; R A CLARK; REGINALD BOYD CHERRY
JR; ROBERT MARCUS PACE AND LYNN DOUGLAS PACE;
SARAH BURR FORCK CRONIC; SEKANI EXPLORATION
LLC; SHERRILL EUGENE STILES; SOBOCINSKI FAMILY
LIVING TRUST JOAN FORCK SOBOCINSKI OR DONALD P
SOBOCINSKI TRUSTEES; SOURCE ROCK RESOURCES
INC; SOUTHWEST PETROLEUM COMPANY LP; SPARTAN
RESOURCES LLC ATTN ACCOUNTING OFFICE; STEVEN
K MCENTIRE; STEVEN T GARNER 1993 REV TRUST U/A/D
5-6-93 WILLIAM LEE GARNER TRUSTEE; THE OKLAHOMA
BAPTIST UNIVERSITY C/O BAPTIST FOUNDATION OF TEXAS;
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SYSTEM BOARD OF REGENTS
C/O CLARA BATES NISBETS FUND; TIM W MUNSON LLC;
TIMOTHY G PATIN; TITAN STC LLC; TOM G YARBRO TRUST
AGREEMENT THOMAS GRAHAM YARBRO JR SUC TTEE;
TRILOGY OIL AND GAS LLC; WHITE EAGLE ACQUISITIONS
LLC; WILLIAM JOHN BURR; WREATHA A MCENTIRE ESTATE;
XTO ENERGY INC; C M YOUNG; EDGAR COLE; J PAUL
WALKER; MICKEY WILLARD; W C BREWER; W D SMITH;
W E CAMPBELL; WILLIAM A EVANS ESTATE TRUST FIRST
PENNSYLVANIA BANK NA, TRUSTEE; and all persons if living
and if deceased, their known and unknown successors and all
corporations existing and if dissolved, its known and unknown
successors and all other persons having an interest in the lands
covered hereby, particularly in Coal County, Oklahoma.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Applicant in this cause
is requesting that the Commission enter its order to increase the
density by the drilling of an additional well in Section 35, Township
2 North, Range 11 East, Coal County, Oklahoma for production
from the Woodford common source of supply as an exception to
Order No. 556923 and designate Applicant or some other party as
operator.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that this cause will be heard before
an Administrative Law Judge on the Initial Hearing Docket at the
Corporation Commission, Eastern Regional Office, 440 South
Houston, Tulsa, Oklahoma, 74127, Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m. on the
17th day of February, 2015 and that this notice be published as
required by law and the rules of the Commission.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that in the event this cause is
uncontested, the Applicant, its representatives, witnesses and
other proponents of the Applicant may appear and testify by
telephone. The cost of telephonic communication shall be paid
by the person or persons requesting its use. Interested parties
who wish to participate by telephone shall contact the Applicant
or Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing date, and provide their
name and phone number.
contact Casey Nichols, SM Energy Company, 6120 South Yale,
Suite 1300, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74136, 918/488-7600 or Ron M.
Barnes or Grayson Barnes, CRUTCHMER & BARNES, P.L.L.C.,
1648 S. Boston Avenue, Ste. 100, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74119,
918/382-8686.
S)BOB ANTHONY
Chairman
S)DANA L. MURPHY
Vice Chairman
S)J. TODD HIETT
Commissioner
DONE AND PERFORMED this 26th day of January, 2015.
S)PEGGY MITCHELL
Secretary
LEGAL NOTICE
1t0
COMMISSION OF THE
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
RELIEF SOUGHT: WELL LOCATION EXCEPTION
NOTICE OF HEARING
PURCHASERS AND TAKERS OF OIL AND GAS including
BP AMERICA PRODUCTION COMPANY; CONTINENTAL
RESOURCES INC; LINN ENERGY HOLDINGS LLC LINN
OOPERATING INC AGENT; NEWFIELD EXPLORATION MIDCONTINENT INC; TRILOGY OIL AND GAS LLC; XTO ENERGY
INC; and all persons if living or if deceased, their known and
unknown successors and all corporations existing, and if
dissolved, its known and unknown successors and all persons
having an interest in the lands covered hereby, particularly in Coal
County, Oklahoma.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Applicant requests that
Order No. 556923 be amended to permit a well to be drilled and
produced at the following location:
SURFACE HOLE LOCATION: NO CLOSER THAN 100 FEET
FROM THE NORTH LINE AND NO CLOSER THAN 100 FEET
FROM THE WEST LINE OF SECTION 2, TOWNSHIP 1 NORTH,
FIRST PERFORATION: NO CLOSER THAN 165 FEET FROM
THE SOUTH LINE AND NO CLOSER THAN 330 FEET FROM
THE WEST LINE OF SECTION 35, TOWNSHIP 2 NORTH,
LAST PERFORATION: NO CLOSER THAN 165 FEET FROM
THE NORTH LINE AND NO CLOSER THAN 330 FEET FROM
THE WEST LINE OF SECTION 35, TOWNSHIP 2 NORTH,
That Order No. 556923 established a 640-acre drilling
and spacing unit for the Woodford common source of supply
underlying Section 35, Township 2 North, Range 11 East, Coal
County, Oklahoma which order requires that the well be located
no closer than 1,320 feet from the unit boundary.
That the requested location is closer to Sections 26, 27 and 34,
Township 2 North, Range 11 East and Sections 2 and 3, Township
1 North, Range 11 East all in Coal County, Oklahoma than would
be permitted by the spacing order covering the named common
source of supply.
That the Applicant be permitted to drill and produce said well at
said location for the Woodford common source of supply without
any downward allowable adjustments and designate Applicant or
any other party as operator.
before an Administrative Law Judge on the Initial Hearing Docket
at the Corporation Commission, Eastern Regional Office, 440 S.
Houston, Suite 114, Tulsa, Oklahoma, 74127 at 8:30 a.m. on the
17th day of February, 2015 and that this Notice be published as
required by law and the rules of the Commission.
1648 S. Boston Ave., Ste. 100, Tulsa, Oklahoma, 74119, 918/3828686.
S)BOB ANTHONY
Chairman
S)DANA L. MURPHY
Vice Chairman
S)J. TODD HIETT
Commissioner
DONE AND PERFORMED this 26th day January, 2015.
S)PEGGY MITCHELL
Commission Secretary
LEGAL NOTICE
1t)
COMMISSION OF THE
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
RELIEF SOUGHT: SEPARATE ALLOWABLE
RANGE 11 EAST, Coal COUNTY, OKLAHOMA
NOTICE OF HEARING
PURCHASERS AND TAKERS OF OIL AND GAS, INCLUDING
ADAM T CARROLL; AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
PHILADELPHIA DIVISION INC; ARLIE J STILES; ARMETTA
R WARD; AVEDIS FOUNDATION FARMERS NATIONAL
CO AGENT; BETA SHALE LLC; BETTY WARD; BEVERLY
A MCENTIRE; BILL MAHAIR; BP AMERICA PRODUCTION
COMPANY; BRANDON CUTLER GIST; BRANDY PATIN
EDWARDS; BRIAN E BURR; CARL R MCENTIRE AND
PATRICIA ANN; CAROL JANICE BURR; CARRIE PARNELL;
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA INC DBA ST
GREGORYS UNIVERSITY C/O FARMERS NATIONAL
COMPANY; CATHY REIM; CHARLES EARL COLBURN; CHERI
BROWN MAGBY; CHERYL LEE PATIN AKA CHERYL PATIN
WILLIS; CHRISTOPHER ALAN CHERRY; CLAIRE ELIZABETH
BAKER; CLARKE LIVING TRUST CHARLES E CLARKE
MARTIN BRUCE CLARK OR FRANK PATRICK CLARKE COTTEES; COASTAL MANAGEMENT TRUST; COBANK FCB;
COBRA PETROLEUM COMPANY; COLLEEN MARIA SMITH
PASSERO; CONTINENTAL RESOURCES INC; CUTLER GIST
DBA MONTEGO MINERALS; CYNTHIA L STERBA; DANI LEE
BURR IRREVOCABLE DISABILITY TST BEVERLY MCGINTY
TRUSTEE; DANIEL JOSEPH BAKER; DANIEL WARD; DAVID M
WARD; DAVID PATRICK BURR; DEBORAH GRAVES; DENNIS
WARD; DESERT PARTNERS III LP; DESERT PARTNERS IV
LP; DOROTHEA HENDRICKS; DOUGLAS TRENT PRIETO;
EDWARD G BURR; ELSIE WARD; ERNESTINE ADDISON
GRAHAM; EUGENE J PATIN JR; GLADYS LORENE ROBERTS;
GLEN MARTIN BAKER; GRANT J WRIGHT; GRISSO FAMILY
TRUST BANK OF AMERICA NA TRUSTEE; GWENDOLYN
LONG; GWENDOLYN LONG; HAROLD L HUNTER; JAMES
C READY & LEONA J READY REVOCABLE LIVING TRUST
JAMES C READY OR LEONA J READY TRUSTEES; JAMES
T HUNTER; JASON L CARROLL; JIMMIE E LEATH & TURLA B
LEATH REVOCABLE LIVING TRUST JIMMIE E LEATH & TURLA
B LEATH TRUSTEES; JOHNNIE L WARD; JUDY ADDISON;
JWB LLC; KAREN L WATKINS; KENNETH CLARK; KENNETH
JOSEPH SMITH JR; KIMBERLY L CASTILLO C/O KAREN
L WATKINS; KINDER LIVING TRUST STEVEN ANTHONY
KINDER SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE; LEO AND MARY HARTING
LIVING TRUST LEO D HARTING & MARY B SMITH HARTING
TRUSTEES; LINN ENERGY HOLDINGS LLC LINN OPERATING
INC AGENT; LOIS SUE MCCRAW; MAP0304 AN OKLAHOMA
GP; MARILYN FRANCES SHADARAM; MARJORIE L CROW;
MARTHA A WARD C/O DENNIS WARD POA; MARY JANE
MUNTZ; MARY K GRISSO REVOCABLE TRUST ELIZABETH
STAGGS HUCKABAY TRUSTEE; MAUD DEAN WILSON
ESTATE TRUST PHIL D MEIER TRUSTEE; MAUNIE YVONNE
MCNAMEE; MEKUSUKEY OIL COMPANY LLC; MICHAEL
D GOLLOB OIL COMPANY LP; MICHELLE BERNADETTE
SMITH PITTS; NEWFIELD EXPLORATION MID-CONTINENT
INC; OAKDALE MINERALS LLC; PAGOSA RESOURCES LLC;
PEBBLESTONE PROPERTIES LLC; PENNY DIANE BROWN;
PHILIP WARD; R A CLARK; REGINALD BOYD CHERRY JR;
ROBERT MARCUS PACE AND LYNN DOUGLAS PACE;
SARAH BURR FORCK CRONIC; SEKANI EXPLORATION
LLC; SHERRILL EUGENE STILES; SOBOCINSKI FAMILY
LIVING TRUST JOAN FORCK SOBOCINSKI OR DONALD P
SOBOCINSKI TRUSTEES; SOURCE ROCK RESOURCES
INC; SOUTHWEST PETROLEUM COMPANY LP; SPARTAN
RESOURCES LLC ATTN ACCOUNTING OFFICE; STEVEN
K MCENTIRE; STEVEN T GARNER 1993 REV TRUST U/A/D
5-6-93 WILLIAM LEE GARNER TRUSTEE; THE OKLAHOMA
BAPTIST UNIVERSITY C/O BAPTIST FOUNDATION OF
TEXAS; THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SYSTEM BOARD
OF REGENTS C/O CLARA BATES NISBETS FUND; TIM W
MUNSON LLC; TIMOTHY G PATIN; TITAN STC LLC; TOM G
YARBRO TRUST AGREEMENT THOMAS GRAHAM YARBRO
JR SUC TTEE; TRILOGY OIL AND GAS LLC; WHITE EAGLE
ACQUISITIONS LLC; WILLIAM JOHN BURR; WREATHA A
MCENTIRE ESTATE; XTO ENERGY INC; C M YOUNG; EDGAR
COLE; J PAUL WALKER; MICKEY WILLARD; W C BREWER; W
D SMITH; W E CAMPBELL; WILLIAM A EVANS ESTATE TRUST
FIRST PENNSYLVANIA BANK NA, TRUSTEE; and all persons if
living and if deceased, their known and unknown successors and
all corporations existing and if dissolved, its known and unknown
successors and all other persons having an interest in the lands
covered hereby, particularly in Coal County, Oklahoma.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Applicant has filed an
Application for an increased well density for an additional well
in Section 35, Township 2 North, Range 11 East, Coal County,
Oklahoma, Cause CD No. 201500475-T. That the Applicant
is requesting that the Commission enter its order allowing
Applicant to produce the requested increased density well
from the Woodford common source at the greater of a shared
allowable with the existing well(s) in the unit of supply or a
separate allowable for the common source of supply named
above underlying Section 35, Township 2 North, Range 11 East,
Coal County, Oklahoma and designate Applicant or some other
party as operator. The separate allowable for the additional well
granted shall be from the date of first production. The separate
allowable for the additional well is to be calculated by the
greater of the minimum allowable or the percentage of the well’s
wellhead absolute open flow potential. There shall be no transfer
of the separate allowable between the additional well and any
other well within the unit. In addition there will be no underage or
overage pertaining to the separate allowable transferred between
the additional well and any other well in the unit.
before an Administrative Law Judge on the Initial Hearing Docket
at the Corporation Commission, Eastern Regional Office, 440
South Houston, Tulsa, Oklahoma, 74127, Oklahoma, at 8:30
a.m. on the 17th day of February, 2015 and that this notice be
published as required by law and the rules of the Commission.
1648 S. Boston Avenue, Ste. 100, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74119,
918/382-8686.
S)BOB ANTHONY
Chairman
S)DANA L. MURPHY
Vice Chairman
S)J. TODD HIETT
Commissioner
DONE AND PERFORMED this 26th day of January, 2015.
S)PEGGY MITCHELL
Secretary
LEGAL NOTICE
(Published in the Coalgate Record Register January 28 &
February 4, 2015, 2t)
The Coal County Fair Board Election will be held on February
21, 2015 in the Coal County Courthouse from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00
p.m. The filing period will be on Monday, February 9, 2015
–Friday, February 13, 2015 from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. in the
County Clerk’s office.
Positions up for re-election are now held by Faye Cagle, Joel
Sexton and Delora Miles.
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HOUSES FOR RENT—
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Furnished & unfurnished. Director Human Resources
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580-927-2781. Office hours
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Tank Truck Drivers Needed
A&A Tank Truck Co. – Calvin, OK
A&A Tank Truck Co is currently hiring Night Drivers for our
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with the possibility to go to Days in the future. Our drivers are
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Real Estate
Land for
Sale
New Listing: 303 West Hooker - 3 bdrm, 1.5 bath, brick home,
with 1313 sq ft, carport, on large lot, Priced at $85,000.
New Listing: Hard to find 10 acres on Pine Tree Lane, with
pond, water and electricity. Priced at $30,000.
Corner of California - 3 bdrm, 2 bath mfg. home on a nice
large corner lot. Priced at $59,000.
North of Coalgate - 3 bdrm, 2 bath frame home with in ground
pool, barn with water and electricity. Priced at $168,000.
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 privacy 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.
SOLD
403 W.Fautt St in Phillips - 3 bdrm., 2 bath brick home on 10
lots. Nice 24x40 metal shop building. Priced at $85,000.
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.
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Tigers eliminated from Roff tournament
ZONES: 1,2,4
for week of JANUARY 25, 2015
—Tupelo boys suffer back-to-back losses 2x2
toadsKonawa
and
Coalgate
may run anywhere
in your
newspaper. Don
By HERMAN BROWN
Tupelo correspondent
The Tupelo Tigers suffered
back-to-back losses in last
week’s Roff Tournament. In
doing so, Coach Clay Weller’s
THS squad was eliminated
from the 6-day event.
Tupelo was beaten 7736 Monday by the Konawa
Tigers. The loss came in the
first round contest at Roff High
School. THS then fell 61-45
to the Coalgate Wildcats in the
consolation semi-finals of the
tournament.
Tupelo’s record dipped to
5-12 with the losses.
In Monday’s game, Konawa
exploded to a 29-13 lead in
the first quarter. The lead was
extended to 43-22 at the half
and 63-29 at the close of the
third period. Konawa then
outscored THS 14-7 in the
fourth quarter to close out the
41-point victory at 77-36.
Joshua Gragg provided
Tupelo’s only double-digit
scoring performance against
Konawa. Gregg dropped in 11
points.
Six other Tigers also scored
in the game. Bry Bratcher
was second on the team with
LEGAL NOTICE
WITHIN AND FOR
COAL COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
Case No. CV-2015-4
LEO B. LEIGH, Plaintiff, vs. The Heirs, Executors, Administrators, Devisees, Trustees, and Assigns, and the
unknown Successors of MARY IDA SHARP deceased, Defendants. NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
(All Lands)
STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO:
The heirs, executors, administrators, devisees, trustees and assigns, and the
unknown successors of Mary Ida Sharp, deceased.
You the Defendants above named are hereby notified that you have been
sued by the above named Plaintiff in the above entitled action in the District
Court of Coal Oklahoma, and that you must answer the Petition filed by Plaintiff
in said case on or before the 5th day of March, 2015, or said Petition will be
taken as true and judgment rendered accordingly in favor of Plaintiff and against
Defendants above named in said action, quieting title to the following described
real property the State of Oklahoma, to-wit:
Tract 1: An undivided 10 acre interest in and to all of the oil, gas and other
minerals in, under and produced from the N/2 of the SE/4 of the SE/4 and the
E/2 of the SW/4 of the SE/4 and the NW/4 of the SE/4 of Section 16, Township
1 North, Range 10 East of the I.M., Coal County, Oklahoma;
Tract 2: An undivided 32-1/2 acre interest in the oil, gas and other minerals in,
under and produced from the SE/4 of Section 36, Township 7 North, Range 13
West of the I.M., Caddo County, Oklahoma;
Tract 3: An undivided 19.30 acre interest in the oil, gas and other minerals in,
under and produced from the W/2 of the NW/4 of Section 6, Township 6 North,
Range 12 West of the I.M., Caddo County, Oklahoma;
Tract 4: An undivided 35-1/2 acre interest in and to all of the oil, gas and other
minerals in, under and that may be produced from the NW/4 and the W/2 of
the NE/4 and the NE/4 of the NE/4 and the N/2 of the SE/4 of the NE/4 and the
SW/4 of the SE/4 of the NE/4 of Section 21, Township 2 North, Range 5 West,
Stephens County, Oklahoma;
Tract 5: An undivided 1/2 interest in and to all of the oil, gas, coal and other
minerals in, under and produced from the N/2 of the N/2 of the N/2 of the SW/4
of the NE/4; also a strip of land containing 4 acres, beginning at center of the
NE/4; thence West 80 rods, North 8 rods, East 80 rods, and South 8 rods to
place of beginning; all in Section 25, Township 14 North, Range 3 West of the
I.M., Oklahoma County, Oklahoma;
minerals in, under and produced from the W/2 of the SW/4 of Section 36,
Township 19 North, Range 9 West, Kingfisher County, Oklahoma;
minerals in, under and produced from the SW/4 of Section 12, Township 16
North, Range 6 West, Kingfisher County, Oklahoma;
minerals in, under and produced from the SE/4 of Section 17, Township 17
North, Range 6 West, Kingfisher County, Oklahoma;
minerals in, under and produced from the SW/4, also described as the N/2 of the
SW/4 and SE/4 of the SW/4 and Lot 1, Section 20, Township 17 North, Range 6
West, Kingfisher County, Oklahoma;
minerals, in, under and produced from the SE/4 of Section 5, Township 16 North,
Range 5 West, Kingfisher County, Oklahoma;
Tract 11: An undivided 1/5th interest in and to all of the oil, gas and other
minerals in, under and produced from the E/2 of the NW/4 and the N/2 of the
NW/4 of the NW/4 of Section 12, Township 6 North, Range 6 West, Grady
County, Oklahoma;
Tract 12: An undivided 2-1/2 acres interest in and to all of the oil, gas and
other minerals, in, under and produced from the SW/4 of the SE/4 of Section 31,
Township 4 North, Range 7 West, Grady County, Oklahoma;
Tract 13: An undivided 1/10th (4 acres, more or less) interest in and to all of
the oil, gas and other minerals in, under and produced from Lot 4, also known
as the NW/4 of the NW/4 of Section 1, Township 15 North, Range 3 East of the
Indian Meridian, Lincoln County, Oklahoma;
and judicially determining the heirship of Mary Ida Sharp, deceased.
WITNESS my hand and seal of this Court this 13th day of January, 2015.
RACHEL NIX, COURT CLERK
BY: s/ Cheryl Hobgood Deputy
Gregory S. Taylor, Attorney for Plaintiff
OBA #8863
115 S. Broadway
P.O. Box 1737
Ada, OK 74821
580/332-7717
(Published in The Coalgate Record Register on January 21, 28, and February
4, 2015)
LPXLP
LEGAL NOTICE
(Published in the Coalgate Record register January 21 & 28, 2015, 2t)
NOTICE OF ELECTION
City of Lehigh, Oklahoma
Resolution No. 1-15-2015
BE IT RESOLVED by the Council members of the City of Lehigh that for the
purpose of electing Council members from Wards 3 and 4 and Mayor at large:
1. A general election shall be held on Tuesday, April 7, 2015 from 7:00
A.M. to 7:00 P.M. at the Lehigh City Hall, Lehigh, Oklahoma.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that each candidate for the City Office be a
qualified elector of the city and that each candidate for the office of councilman
from a ward shall
be an actual resident of the ward from which he is a candidate.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the City Clerk cause a notice to be
published in the Coalgate Record Register setting forth the fact that the office
of the County Election Board shall open from 8:00 A.M. until 5:00 P.M. on each
week day beginning on Monday, February 2, 2015 thru Wednesday February
4, 2015 for filing a sworn statement of his/her qualification and candidacy from
Wards 3 and 4 and Mayor at large. The notice shall also state the qualification
one must posses to hold the office of councilman and Mayor in the City of
Lehigh. All offices will be for a four-year term. THE FOREGOING notice shall be run in the January 21, 2015 and January
28, 2015 editions of the Coalgate Record Register and proof of the publication
shall be requested.
BE IT RESOLVED, that the election on the above candidates for councilmen
and Mayor shall be opened to all qualified voters in the City of Lehigh and
shall be at the regular polling place at Lehigh City Hall. The election shall be
held between the hours of 7:00 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. and these questions shall be
decided by a majority of those persons voting therein.
ADOPTED this the 15th day of January 2015 by the Lehigh City Council.
ATTEST;
S)Kay Yarbrough
Lehigh City Clerk
S)Earnest Cottrell
Mayor
6 points. Caleb Watson and
Christian McLean added 5
points each. Luke Leland
followed with 4. Dalton Barnes
finished with 3 points and
Conor McCollum contributed
2.
Coach Weller saw one bright
spot.
“Gragg has played well last
couple of games,” the coach
said. “Other than that we were
bad Monday night across the
board. We gave up 21 offensive
rebounds and turned it over 24
times. Konawa played well.”
In the consolation semifinals, Tupelo faced elimination
without a victory. The Tigers
were knocked from the field
with a 61-45 loss to the
Coalgate Wildcats.
Tupelo trailed by a point,
14-13, in the first quarter. However, Coalgate took control
in the second and third periods. The Wildcats outscored Tupelo
16-10 in the second quarter
for a 30-23 advantage. CHS
then outscored the Tigers 19-7
in the third frame to extend
the lead to 49-30. Tupelo
outscored Coalgate 15-12 in
the final period, but still came
up 16 points short on the final
scoreboard, 61-45.
Caleb Watson landed in
double figures in scoring with
12 points. Dalton Barnes
followed with 8 points. Joshua
Gragg and Bry Bratcher
contributed 7 points each. Brandon Pardue finished
with 6 points and 9 rebounds. Christian McLean rounded out
the scoring with 5 points.
As a team, Tupelo connected
on only 17 of 58 shots. The
Tigers also suffered 24
turnovers. That was the formula
for the loss to Coalgate.
Looking ahead, Tupelo will
return to action on February
3 with a home game against
Wapanucka.
--AT A GLANCE
ROFF TOURNAMENT
Konawa 77, Tupelo 36
Tupelo - 13 - 9 - 7 - 7 - (36)
Konawa - 29 - 14 - 20 - 14 (77)
Tupelo scoring: Joshua
Gragg 11, Bry Bratcher 6, Caleb
Watson 5, Christian McLean 5,
Luke Leland 4, Dalton Barnes
3 and Conor McCollum 2.
--ROFF TOURNAMENT
Coalgate - 14 - 16 - 19 - 12 (61)
Tupelo - 13 - 10 - 7 - 15 - (45)
Tupelo scoring: Caleb
Watson 12, Dalton Barnes 8,
Joshua Gragg 7, Bry Bratcher
7, Brandon Pardue 6 and
Christian McLean 5.
--Tupelo Tigers results (5-12)
Nov. 4 @ Stringtown, won 5950
Nov. 7 @ Wanette, lost 43-34 Nov. 11 vs. Calvin, won 77-34
Nov. 14 @ Asher, lost 55-37
Nov. 18 vs. Vanoss, lost 77-46
Nov. 21 vs. Stonewall, lost 4536
--Pontotoc Conference
Dec. 1-6 @ Stonewall
Vs. Roff, lost 65-25
Vs. Wanette, lost 45-42
--Dec. 9 @ Stuart, lost 65-25
Dec. 12 @ Milburn, won
forfeit
Dec. 16 vs. Sasakwa, won 6238
Jan. 6 vs. Allen, lost 74-29
Jan. 9 @ Coleman, won 56-39
--Jan. 13 vs. Earlsboro, lost 7429
Jan. 16 @ Roff, lost 65-33
--Roff Tournament
Jan. 19 - Konawa, lost 77-36
Jan. 21 – Coalgate, lost 61-45
vs. Kiowa
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at
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Playoffs
Feb. 3 vs. Wapanucka
District Tournament
Feb. 9 @ Victory Life
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West of Ada on Hwy 3W • (580)436-5033
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Thank You for your patronage & support!
Stockers & Feeder • Pairs, Cows & Bulls
Wednesdays starting at 9:00 a.m.
Average Report for 1/21/2015
Total Head: 1760
Steers
301-345 ...............$342.50-$367.50
353-358 ...............$328.00-$362.00
415-438 ...............$279.00-$287.00
405.....................................$312.00
450-468 ...............$268.00-$276.00
500-536 ...............$249.00-$265.00
557-594 ...............$240.00-$248.00
555-598 ...............$223.00-$239.00
600-636 ...............$215.00-$235.00
647.....................................$208.50
659-695 ...............$201.00-$211.00
737-748 ...............$200.00-$207.00
849.....................................$200.00
Heifers
304-323 .............. $288.00-$291.00
360-388 .............. $270.00-$288.00
400-438 .............. $267.00-$280.00
450-489 .............. $245.00-$260.00
510-548 .............. $225.00-$239.00
506-509 .............. $239.00-$244.00
555-565 .............. $215.00-$225.00
570-598 .............. $206.50-$214.00
604-643 .............. $193.00-$207.50
659-669 .............. $196.00-$205.50
719.................................... $185.00
713-743 .............. $175.00-$183.50
839.................................... $186.50
Sale Every Wednesday
starting at 9:00 am
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
McAlester Stockyards
Market Report
Tuesday, JANUARY 20, 2015 sold 2300 cattle Steers $10
to $15 Lower Heifers $12 to $16 Higher. Next Special
Cow & Bull Sale is February 21. “for your fellowship in
the gospel from the first day until now.”.” (Phill. 1:5)
Weight Range
#1 Steers
#1 Heifers
225 to 300#
$385 to $430
$301 to $330
300 to 350#
$360 to $380
$386 to $298
350 to 400#
$317 to $340
$270 to $288
400 to 450#
$296 to $310
$254 to $268
450 to 500#
$265 to $284
$247 to $260
500 to 550#
$245 to $265
$230 to $243
550 to 600#
$238 to $255
$215 to $229
600 to 700#
$217 to $248
$196 to $214
700 to 750#
$206 to $219
$183 to $196
800 to 850#
$193 to $207
$194 to $207
310 Cows & Bulls sold at the evening sale.
PACKER COWS $7 lOWER And BullS $3 lOWER
High yielding packer bulls sold from .....................$136 to $139
Average yielding packer bulls sold from................$132 to $135
low yielding packer bulls sold from.......................$125 to $129
High yielding packer cows sold from .....................$110 to $113
Average yielding packer cows sold from................$105 to $109
low yielding packer cows sold from ......................$ 98 to $102
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!
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Offfice: 918-423-2834
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918-423-4498
918-421-9057
918-649-4750
580-889-6049
918-424-1464
918-548-3478
918-655-7754
580-889-1329
THANKS FOR YOUR BUSINESS!
CITY COUNCIL HONORS POLICE, FIRE DEPARTMENTS —Coalgate City Manager Roger
Cosper on Monday evening presented “Outstanding Service” Awards to Police Chief Kenny
Pebworth and Fire Chief David Holt on behalf of the Coalgate City Council. The awards are in
recognition of outstanding performance and dedication by the Coalgate Police Department and
Coalgate Fire Department and their high standards of excellence in protecting and serving the
citizens of Coalgate. From left (front) – Fire Chief David Holt, Police Chief Kenny Pebworth;
(center) – Council members Johna Cunningham, Mayor Muriel Parker, Tammie Middleton; (back)
– Council members Luther Wood and Joe Ward, City Manager Roger Cosper.
New Dealer...
New Attitude!
Coalgate Police Report
Traffic Citations
The following traffic citations
were issued by the Coalgate Police Department from Monday,
January 5, through Sunday, January 26:
Cody Ray Stacy, Coalgate,
OK – Public intoxication; driving
under suspension; transporting
open container of beer.
Eric Alan Thompson, Coalgate, OK – Public intoxication.
––– WANTED–––
Flex Time
Van Driver - Coalgate
Must be 21 years old and have a current
Oklahoma Drivers License and a good driving
record. Pre-employment drug testing required.
Prefer public transportation driving experience,
knowledge of the area, and vehicle maintenance.
Applications may be printed from website www.
bigfive.org. Application may be dropped offf at
210 N. Main, Coalgate or mail applications to
Big Five 1502 N. 1st Ave., Durant, OK. 74701 or
e-mail to [email protected]. EOE/AA
Vote
Vote
Tommie Barnett Stanberry
For
Coalgate
School Board
February 10, 2015
Vote
Vote
Dakota Christian Winn, Coalgate, OK – Public intoxication.
Jennifer Lynn Jameson, Coalgate, OK – Interfering with a police officer in line of duty.
Jennifer Denise Morris, Coalgate, OK – Interfering with a police officer in line of duty.
Kylie L. Wooderson, Blackwell, OK – Speeding.
Kelly D. Hobson, Broken
Bow, OK – Speeding.
Wayne Scott Bagwell, Choctaw, OK – Speeding.
Christy Lemons, Coalgate,
OK – Taxes due state.
Dannie Gene Kelsey, Coalgate, OK – Public intoxication.
Elliott Joseph Morris, Atoka,
OK – Transporting open container of liquor.
Christopher J. McCoy, McAlester, OK – Speeding.
Walter S. Winter, Antlers, OK
– Speeding.
Sharyn L. Baker, Paoli, OK –
Speeding.
John Michael Thomas, Atoka,
OK – Speeding.
Jerrett Ty Weston, Coalgate,
OK – Improper takeoff; operating
motor vehicle with improper exhaust system or modified.
Brandon Luke Morris, Atoka,
OK – Speeding.
Merlin Lyda, Coalgate, OK –
Public intoxication.
Joshua R. Cruza, Little Elm,
TX – Speeding.
Dee A. Stroup, Ada, OK –
Speeding.
Marissa R. Hook, Atoka, OK
– Speeding.
Joey Don McCullough, Antlers, OK – Speeding.
Leonardo Labrada, Atoka,
OK – No driver’s license.
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