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ALLEN ADVOCATE
VOLUME 66 NUMBER 23 ALLEN, PONTOTOC COUNTY , OKLAHOMA 1 SECTION (USPS 543600) 50¢ THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 2013
Allen Does Well at County Show
Sixteen Allen FFA and 4-H students had animals that made the Premium Sale at this past weekend’s County Livestock Show. Making the Sale were (front, left to right) Alyssa
Maloy, James Barlow, Caden Howard, Kathryn Brown, Sam Brown, Colten Howard, Taylor Tollett and Kinlee Cundiff; (middle) Shelby Merriman, Britten Wallace, Meagan Beavert,
Miranda Raney and FFA Advisor Tyler Spencer; and (front) Jessi Merriman, Tyler Jarrett, Jesse Rinehart and Tanner Jarrett.
Allen FFA and 4 -H students
participated this past weekend
in the 2013 Pontotoc County
Junior Livestock Show, held
Thursday thru Saturday, February 28th thru March 2nd, at the
Agri -Plex in Ada.
A total of seventeen Allen
animals were selected for the
Premium Sale (up from fifteen last year), giving Allen
the third most premium sale
animals in the county.
FFA placings were:
David Barlow - 2 nd Place
Class 4 Duroc Barrows
Jessi Merriman - 1st place
Class 5 Crossbred Barrows
Shelby Merriman - 2nd place
Class 7 Does
Jesse Rinehart -2 nd place
Class 9 Does, 2 nd Class 5
Does
Rush Black - 1st place Class
4 Hampshire Barrows
Tanner Jarrett -6th place Class
1 Steers
Tyler Jarrett - 8th place Class
1 Steers
Miranda Raney - 1st place
Class 2 Yorkshire, Breed Cam-
pion Yorkshire Barrow
Britten Wallace - 2nd place
Class 6 Wether Goats
Meagan Beavert – 1st place
Class 1 Hampshire Sheep, 1st
place Class 1 Natural Sheep,
Reserve Breed Champion
Natural
Brittnie Johnson - 3rd place
Class 5 Hampshire Barrows
Erin Warren - 4th place Class
2 Suffolk Sheep, 4th place Class
3 Hampshire Sheep
4 -H placings were:
Jensen Peay - 1st place Class 1
Poland Barrows, Breed Champion Poland Barrow
Colton Howard - 1st place
Duroc Barrow Class 1, 3 rd
place Hamp Barrow Class 4,
Breed Champion Duroc, Jr.
Swine Showmanship Winner
Caden Howard - 1st place
Class 1 Berkshire Barrows,
Breed Champion Berkshire
Barrow
Coleten Griffith -2nd place
Duroc Barrow Class 2, 7 th
Place Hamp Barrow Class 4
Brayden Griffith - 1st place
Duroc Barrow Class 2
Trent Fronterhouse - 7th place
Cross Barrow Class 1, 9th place
Cross Barrow Class 4
Meysa Dohlman - 4th place
Hamp Barrow Class 3, 6th place
Hamp Barrow Class 5
Madison Dohlman - 3rd place
Duroc Barrow Class 1, 6 th
place Cross Barrow Class 4
James Barlow - 1 st place
Class 4 Duroc Barrows
Taylor Tollett - 3rd place Market Goat Class 4
Alyssa Maloy - 2 nd place
Market Goat Class 4
Taylor Johnson - 3rd place
Class 6 Wether Goats
Rylan Black - 4th place Class
3 Does
Madalen Clifford - 1st place
Class 1 Doe Goats
Emma Peay - 4th place Duroc
Barrow Class 2, 4th Place York
Barrow Class 2, 7th place Doe
Goat Class 5
Sam Brown - 1st place Class
2 Wether Goats
Kathryn Brown - 5th place
Market Goat Class 5
Kinlee Cundiff - 1st place
Class 4 Doe Goats
Area youngsters need to get their baskets ready for the annual Easter Egg Hunt.This year’s event, sponsored by the Allen Chamber of
Commerce, will be held at 2:00 pm on Saturday, March 23rd, in the
Allen City Park.
Rain date for the Buck Gilmore Memorial Egg Hunt will be
Saturday, March 30th.
All children in grade 3 and younger are invited to participate.
Students in Kindergarten thru 3rd grade will hunt in the south half
of the park; Pre-K students and pre-schoolers will be hunting in the
northern half of the park and each child in this division will be allowed
to have one adult assist them.
Steak raffle to benefit baseball team
Pictured above are Allen Student, Matthew Frazier, and Magic Valentino Willis, of
Harlem Swish Basketball.Story page 11.
The Allen Baseball Boosters are raffling $200 of steak from
the Allen Food Center.Tickets are available at the Food Center
or from Booster member Todd Conley (580-320-0763).Cost is
$2 each or 3 for $5
The drawing will be held at the Allen/New Lima game on
Tuesday, March 12th.You do not need to be present to win.
The AHS Baseball Team and Booster Club would like to thank
the Allen Food Center for their generous donation.
C ountry
Comments
THE ALLEN ADVOCATE, MARCH 7, 2013- PAGE 2
by Bill Robinson,
Publisher
I always enjoy finding news stories from days gone by. Recently I found an article from 1951. Some of the names will be
very familiar to many of our readers . . . .
NOTICES
The baccalaureate sermon will be held Sunday, April 29. We
are hoping for a big crowd.
The seniors’ commencement will be Thursday night, May 3.
The seventh and eighth grades will sing at the graduation. The boys will sing “Mr. Shaddy” and the girls will sing “An
Irish Lullaby.”
We are all very happy Rev. Gilbert Pixley will give the sermon
at the baccalaureate.
GOSSIP
Whose ’40 Ford goes up to Jo-Ella’s all the time—tell us, Jo . .
. Whose horse does Kathryn Lawson anxiously await to pass her
house? Could it be C.E.’s . . . Delores Fields and Lonnie Raney
are still lovers—but who is trying to break them up? . . .
WHAT HAPPENS IN STUDY HALL?
Earlene Glass and Sid Veazey sit together, but Mrs. Priest
disturbs that . . . Louise Battershell eating candy and trying to
give Eugene Johnson a bite—but he won’t take it.
ON THE BALL FIELD!
Loretta Tallett wanting to go down and play baseball—was it
because of J.B. McBryde? . . . Buddy Lawson coming up to the
girls’ diamond—could it be because of Ruby Ingram . . . Buddy
Groves trying to slip out of study hall to the girls’ diamond—was
it because of Edwinna Hendrix?
GRADUATION
The eighth grade girls will wear formals and ballerina shoes
and the boys will wear white shirts, dress slacks and neckties.
The seniors will graduate in caps and gowns.
The seniors’ valedictorian was Margaret Baucom and Doris
Summers was salutatorian.
Eighth grade valedictorians are Wanda Harris and Louise Battershell. Freddie Don Poe is salutatorian.
—CC—
For several years I had some rental property. It proved to
be more of a “challenge” than I wanted to deal with so I left
the rental business . . . forever.
I learned that many tenants do not enjoy paying their rent.
Here are a few of my favorite reasons tenants gave landlords
for avoiding it . . .
• “With my daughter’s graduation, our new boat, and our trip
to Europe this year, we’re a little strapped.”
• “I’m getting real tried of paying this rent every month! You’ll
have to wait a few more days.”
• “We’re a little short right now. But don’t worry – we’re getting a refund on my wife’s tattoo. The artist messed it up and
we’re getting back most of the bucks!”
• “I didn’t pay the rent because I’m saving up to move.”
• “It’s your fault the check
bounced. Why didn’t you tell
me you were going to run to
the bank the very same day!”
—CC—
Remember how our teachers would not let us chew
gum, during class? Recent
tests show that if they had
allowed us to chew gum we
would have done better on our
tests. I might even have been
valedictorian . . . probably
not, now that I think about it.
Here is the recent report . .
“ University students who
chewed gum before taking
a series of tests performed
significantly better during the
first half hour of testing than a
control group who didn’t chew
gum, a study published in the
journal Appetite found. Numerous studies have examined
the cognitive benefits of chewing gum but results varied,
possibly due to methodological
difference, researchers said. This study focused on the optimum time to chew gum.
Two groups of students in
Canton, New York, one with
80 people and one with 79,
completed five cognitively
demanding tasks, each in the
opposite order. Approximately
half the subjects in each group
chewed either sugar-fre or
sugar-added gum for five minutes in time to a metronome set
at 60 beats per minute. The other half served as the controls. Gum chewers in both groups significantly outperformed controls on five out of six tests administered in the first 20 minutes
of testing, but there was no difference in performance after 30
minutes. Sugar content had no effect.
A separate experiment involving 65 new students found there
was no benefit to chewing gum throughout the entire testing
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session. Chewing gum may enhance performance by increasing
cerebral blood flow, but performing difficult tasks and chewing
gum simultaneously can be cognitively demanding and may
explain the time-limited benefits, researchers said.”
So, if you want to improve your performance . . . chew more
gum!
—CC—
How many of you have heard of “Bronies?” They originated
in Berkeley, California . . . which is no surprise to anyone . .
.
Fifteen young men in this hotbed of activism gathered at
an Indian restaurant on a recent Sunday and made an appeal:
Could the waiter please switch the TV from the news to “My
Little Pony”?
Then the men heaped their plates with curry and clustered
around tables to absorb the Pony cartoon, share trivia about the
characters and play show-and-tell with the various plastic Pony
toys they had brought along.
Meet the self-described “bronies.”
The object of the bronies’ fascination is “My Little Pony:
Friendship is Magic,” a remake of a 1980s animated TV show for
preadolescent girls featuring plucky, candy-colored equines.
After the show launched in October 2010, video clips began
appearing on 4chan, a website that largely draws geeky, techsavvy guys. Before long, the bronies were born. They started
holding local get-togethers, from Seattle to Brooklyn, where
they recognized each other by the paper Pony cut-outs tucked
in their shirt pockets. They’d discuss the latest shenanigans of
Ponies with names like Twilight Sparkle and Fluttershy.
Some bronies say they got hooked on the high-quality animation. Others felt they identified with the four-legged stars that
flaunt luxurious, pony-tail like manes. “The characters aren’t
one-dimensional,” said 15-year-old Christian Leisner, a brony
in the Berkeley group. “They have flaws, they have backgrounds
they’re ashamed of.”
Bronies—a mash-up of “bro” and “ponies”—established a
quarterly New York convention, called BroNYCon, this year.
They’ve spawned at least two Pony-themed websites and enjoy
a thriving subculture of artists whose creations include Ponyinspired music and their own writings about Twilight Sparkle
and the gang.
Jessica Blank, a 32-year-old computer programmer who is
BroNYCon’s organizer, says people inevitably ask her whether
the bronies—three-quarters of whom are male—are gay. “Actually, the overwhelming majority are straight,” she says.
Bronies say their hobby has nothing to do with their sexuality
or gender. “I don’t care about showing to the world that I am
masculine,” says Jason Subhani, a 19-year-old college student in
Astoria, N.Y. A Pony poster on his bedroom wall mingles with
images of heavy-metal icons.
At the recent informal Berkeley gathering, Quinn Johnson,
an 18-year-old freshman at the city’s University of California
campus, showed a Rubik’s cube he had customized with homemade “My Little Pony” stickers. Michael Boveda, a 16-year-old
high-school junior, proffered a plastic Pony carefully transported
in a plastic food container. “I didn’t want to ruin the hair,” he
explained.
The group included four “Pegasisters,” as the small minority
of female bronies sometimes call themselves in this male-dominated world. Voices escalated, and Ohad Kanne, a 27-year-old
studying videogame design, crossed to the TV and turned up the
volume on “My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic.”
It wasn’t supposed to be this way. When Hasbro Inc. and
Discovery Communications Inc. revived the “My Little Pony”
franchise on a new television network called The Hub, an executive told investors the remake was for “the three- to six-year-old
girl and her mom, who has fond memories of ‘My Little Pony’
from her childhood.”
The Ponies confront knotty challenges—such as an invasion of
adorable but hungry insects called Parasprites—and report to a
ruler named Princess Celestia about the life lessons they learn.
This is the sort of thing discussed at Equestria Daily, a brony
website with links to such enthusiast-pleasers as free Pony coloring books. Shaun Scotellaro, its 23-year-old founder, says he
cut back on his community-college classes to run the site out
of his parents’ house in Glendale, Ariz., and has since become
a cult hero.
“Growing up, ‘My Little Pony’ was basically on my list, being
a boy, of things I’d probably hate,” says Mr. Subhani, the college
student from Queens. Then he found the remake, he says, and
“before I knew it, I was going on Equestria Daily more than any
other news website.”
Mr. Subhani tried to get his rock-band mates to play some
Pony-inspired covers. They declined, so he formed a new band of
bronies called Neighslayer, in which he plays guitar-heavy renditions of such “My Little Pony” songs as “Art of the Dress.”
The show’s producers have caught on to the phenomenon.
This September, “My Little Pony” supervising director Jayson Thiessen was a special guest at BroNYCon, which drew
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tia is a heavenly white, but the toy is cotton-candy pink. So the
bronies frequently buy unofficial merchandise from each other,
including treasures such as pipe-cleaner Ponies.
Leaving the Berkeley gathering, bronies discussed loved ones’
reactions. “My sisters say, ‘What’s wrong with you?’ “ said Mr.
Kanne, who wore a Pony T-shirt. “Luckily, we have this community that understands.”
— Vauhini Vara & Ann Zimmerman
Wall Street Journal
—CC—
And finally, my “Favorite story of the week” from Aimee
Kent . . .
My 12-year-old daughter asked me, “Mom do you have a baby
picture of yourself? I need it for a school project.” I gave her
one without thinking to ask what the project was.
A few days later I was in her classroom for a parent-teacher
meeting when I noticed my face pinned to a mural the students
had created. The title of their project was “The oldest thing in
my house.”
300 bronies to a studio in
Chinatown. Mr. Thiessen, 33,
addressed a raucous crowd of
men, Neighslayer performed
and the guy in the best Pony
costume won an award.
Later, Mr. Thiessen wrote
on Twitter that the enthusiasm
“completely floored me!”
In an email, a Hasbro spokeswoman said of the bronies:
“From what we’ve seen, they
are a small group of ‘My
Little Pony’ fans who don’t
necessarily fit what one might
expect to be the brand’s target
audience.”
Sales of “My Little Pony”
merchandise are growing,
says Hasbro, which declined
to provide figures or comment
on who, exactly, is buying the
stuff.
The Hub Chief Executive
Margaret Loesch said she is
aware of the show’s strong
following among young males,
but says the majority of adult
viewers are still overwhelmingly female. “I think part of
why it resonates is the funky,
flying mystical creatures,” she
says. “The combination of
plenty of action and heart gives
it broad appeal.”
Some bronies disdain Hasbro’s Pony figurines, which
they find too commercial and
not “show-accurate.” A pet
peeve: On TV, Princess Celes-
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Lent begins on March 13 and
ends with Holy Week just before
Easter. Lent is observed each
year by many churches. The
Spiritual Worship and Spiritual
Growth Commission of one of
the Oklahoma Churches asked me
to write a devotional to be used
on one of the days of the Lenten
Lent
season.
The devotion I wrote for this
series is entitled, A Symbol of
God’s Devotion and reads as
follows:
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God’s light shines upon us each
moment of every day and we are
never more aware of it than when
we look at nature and contemplate
all that He had created.
I have a tree in my back yard
that to me represents the true
nature of God. When this tree
began to sprout in my yard, it was
in an unwanted location. I cut it
off; mowed over it time and time
again and tried in every way to
destroy it. It would sprout up year
after year.
One year it got past my efforts
and began to grow. And grow tall
it did. It became a great tree. I
look at it now and realize my tree
represents our life and what we
are. That tree never did give up.
It grew straight and tall. The trunk
is large, straight and strong.
In the lifetime of a person, we
don’t give up. We survive cuts and
bruises, knocks of every kind and
we survive all these things that
come our way. Mostly we keep
growing straight and tall like that
tree.
I look at it and realize what a
perfect thing God did when He
created man. Yes. God created a
perfect creature in human form.
We abuse our body and mind in
every way while on this earth,
yet someday we will meet him in
perfect form.
Prayer: Dear God, please
help me to be aware of your
Spirit every moment of my life
and I pray that you will never
withhold the light of Your
presence from me and mine.
Service Thursday for
Bert Barnes
Bert Leroy Barnes Jr. passed
away on March 2, 2013 in his
home in Gerty, Oklahoma.
Bert was born on July 22, 1957
to Bert Leroy Barnes Sr. and
Peggy Lorine (Pardue) Barnes in
Belleflower, California.
Bert is preceded in death by
his father Bert Barnes Sr. and a
daughter Brandy Koontz.
He is survived by his wife
Diane Barnes of the home; three
sisters Amanda Goodman of
Allen, Neita Spears of Coalgate,
and Brenda Breger; his mother
Peggy Breger of Coalgate; two
daughters Bridget Lindsey of
Allen, and Mallory Barnes
of Byng; one son Buddy Lee
Barnes of Allen; two stepsons
John Clement and Jake Gibson;
one nephew Matthew Goodman
of Allen; one grandson Sedrick
Lindsey; one grand daughter
Jaiden Lindsey; two step
grandchildren, Alexz and Adler
Gibson; one great niece Maelyn
Goodman; and one great nephew
Dyllan Goodman.
Funeral services for Bert will be
at 2:00 PM Thursday, March 7th,
at the Hudson-Phillips Funeral
Home Chapel in Holdenville with
Rev. Ed Rutherford officiating.
Interment will follow at the Allen
Cemetery in Allen.
Pallbearers will be Buddy Lee
Barnes, Mike Allison, Matt P.
Goodman, Matt Wilson, Tiny
Blaylock, George Cramer, Willie
Sanford and Terry Johnson.
Services are under the
direction of Hudson-Phillips
Funeral Home of Holdenville,
Oklahoma.
Service held for Nancy O’Neill
Memorial services for Nancy Annice Ballard O’Neill, 65, of Allen,
were 12:00 noon Wednesday, March 6th, at the Criswell Funeral Home
Chapel, Rev. Tony Folger officiated and Wayne McQuaid assisted.
Mrs. O’Neill died Saturday, March 2, 2013 at her home. She was
born June 23, 1947 in Ada, Oklahoma to Bowie C. Ballard, Jr. and
Nancy Jane Petitti Ballard. She attended Ada City schools and graduated from Ada High School in 1965.
She married Timothy John O’Neill on June 28, 1994. Tim and Nancy
lived on their ranch in Allen where they raised and showed cutting
horses. She was also a homemaker and previously had been a flight
attendant for Delta Airlines. Mrs. O’Neill was a member of the First
Baptist Church in Ada.
Survivors include her husband, Timothy O’Neill, of the home; two
daughters, Amber Annice McCurdy and her husband Byron of Ada,
and Katy Book and her husband Jobie, of Prairie Grove, Arkansas;
three sons, Jason Lee Smith, Savannah, Georgia, Patrick O’Neill and
his wife Jill, Ada, and James O’Neill and his wife Jennifer of Edmond;
two brothers, Wayne McQuaid and his wife Peggy, Houston, Texas,
and Chad Ballard and his wife Sherri of Bethany; two sisters, Loretta
Feiler and her husband Chris of Ada, and Mary Jon Ballard of Ada; her
grandchildren, Jordan and Morgan McCurdy, and Taylor and Mikayla
Smith; and other relatives and friends.
She was preceded in death by her parents.
The family says those who wish may make memorials to the Cowboy
Crisis Fund, P. O. Box 243, Fittstown, OK 74842.
Arrangements were under the direction of Criswell Funeral Home,
Ada.
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Services for “Bruce” Jacky Dale Johnston, 69, of Stratford, were
held Wednesday, March 6th, 2:00 p.m., at the First Baptist Church in
Stonewall; Revs. Larry Hawkins and David Fortner officiated. Burial
followed at Dolberg Cemetery.
Mr. Johnston died Sunday, March 3, 2013 at a Shawnee hospital. He
was born May 29, 1943 in Lula, Oklahoma to William Edward and
Alice Davis Johnston. He graduated from Stonewall High School.
He married Phyllis Ann Potter on April 24, 1986 at Gainesville,
Texas. Mr. Johnston was a tool fisherman for Weatherford Petco
Entera and had served in the U. S. Air Force as a Military Police and
dog-handler.
Survivors include his wife, Phyllis Johnston, of the home; three
daughters, Linda Wade and her husband Lee, Sulphur, Vonita Scott of
Stratford, and Tammy Eldred, Tennessee; a son, Moe Eldred and his
wife Tonya, Tecumseh; two brothers, Tanner Johnston and wife Lorice,
Ada, and Tommy Johnston and wife Vicki, Stonewall; a sister, Judie
Dull and husband Richard, Panama City, Florida; his grandchildren,
Heather Pettit, Tennessee, April Kestner and husband Kevin, Tennessee, Chelsea Pettit, Konawa, Tiner Day, Stratford, Shelby Eldred and
her fiancé, Montana Carson, Tecumseh, Hannah Spencer, Sulphur,
Colby Eldred, Tecumseh and Lillie Spencer, Sulphur; and his motherin-law, Juanita Tiner, Gaar Corner.
Bearers were the Stonewall High School Class of 1961.
Arrangements were under the direction of Criswell Funeral Home,
Ada.
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BoBBy Dale Newport SaveS the hutchiNS
Chickens Blending In
I pushed the button on the
poolside elevator and as I
went in, this chicken went
with me.We both turned and
faced the door, waiting for it
to close.When we got to my
floor, the chicken got off with
me and disappeared down the
outside hallway.She seemed
to know where she was and I
asked no questions.I decided
then and there I was going to
be keeping a close eye on the
chickens in Key West.Perhaps
they were reincarnated humans
getting another chance for life
down in Florida.I was at the
Doubletree Hotel at the time
about 9 years ago.I remember
it well because it had a rather
large pool out back, elevators
that opened to the outside, and
that chicken.
I told myself I didn’t drive all
the way to Key West to look at
chickens and tried to put their
odd behavior out of my mind.
After that I tried not to notice
the chickens that seemed to be
all over Key West.The next
day, try as I might, I couldn’t
help but notice them. At an
outdoor restaurant two joined
us for lunch. Before I could
shoo her away a curious hen
had hopped up into the adjoining chair, straining her neck to
see what I was eating.Signs
around the place advised us
“Please don’t feed the chickens”I didn’t.I asked the
scowling waiter what the deal
was on the chickens. He replied, “I hate
them but down here the idiots
have passed a law protecting
them.We can do nothing.”
The waiter was right. The
people of Key West are idiots.
It seems that several years ago
someone brought chickens to
Key West and then just turned
them loose.Pretty soon chickens were just wandering all
over the place and Key West
residents ignored them — for a
while.Finally the city council
passed an ordinance to deal
with the problem and hired a
chicken catcher.For one thing,
the city fathers failed to realize
that chickens not only have
rights but they have feelings
too. Liberal thinkers started
harboring the fugitive chickens
and said “Chickens don’t like
being denied the right to walk
the streets and to exist.They
didn’t like having their feelings
hurt and or to be killed and
eaten.”Besides, after a month
at work the “catcher” had only
caught two chickens and had
them in his back yard—not
knowing what to do with them.
on an elevator.I guess it lived
there.
Have a good week and be
The city fired him and some- ate this outrageous violation
sure and do a good deed for
of chicken rights but I underone let the two chickens out.
a chicken this week. By all
In two years the chickens stand a meeting of “Save the
means be sure and attend your
had, again, doubled in popula- Chickens” will convene next
church this Sunday.
tion and the city decided “No Wednesday in the dining area
Wayne Bullard, DPh
more Mr. Nice Guy.”A new of the local KFC.Meanwhile,
waynebullard@sbcglobal.
and faster chicken catcher was I saw the “hotel” chicken once
net
put to work.But what do you more before checking out and
do if with them if you can’t heading north.She was getting
kill ‘em or eat ‘em.A prison
camp was provided, goals set
and a plan was underway.The
plan?A census was taken and
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and the hapless chickens would
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But to where?Labor camps?
Murdered?No.The chicken
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If you turned on the TV
last week, you surely saw
news about a man called
“the Pope” who resigned.
Pictures were shown of
himblessingpeople,people
bowing to him and others,
kissing his hand (or his
ring).Commentatorsspoke
ofhimbeingthesuccessor
of the Apostle Peter.
Didanyonestoptoquestion that if he was Peter’s
successor,whydidhenotdo
asPeterdidwhensomeone
bowedtohim?Peterlifted
himup,saying,“Stand up;
I myself am also a man.”
(Acts 10:26) Of interest is
thefactthatevenanangel
forbid the Apostle John
frombowingandworshippinghim.HetoldJohn,“I
am your fellow servant, and
of your brethren the prophets, and of those who keep
the words of this book. Worship God.”(Rev22:9)
If“thepope”isasuccessor
totheApostlePeter,whyis
herequiredtobecelebrant
when Peter was married?
(Matt8:14)Hassomething
changed since the days of
theinspiredApostles?And,
if so, who had the authoritytooverruletheinspired
Apostles who were guided
into all truth by the Holy
Spirit?(John16:13)
Also,therewasreporting
aboutthePope’sredshoes.
DidtheApostlePeterwear
redshoes–justwondering!
Have you ever read anythingintheScripturesabout
theApostle Peter having a
successor?Haveyouever
wondered where the idea
camefrom?Maybeitcame
frommenratherthanJesus
or His inspired Apostles!
When we hear of such religious activities, let’s do
astheScripturescommand
and “Test all things; hold
fast what is good.” (1 Thess
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Coach Jeremy Strong welcomes 20 Allen girls to 2013 Allen High School roster
By HERMAN BROWN
Allen correspondent
After a couple of early delays, the Allen High School
slow-pitch softball season in
now underway. Coach Jeremy Strong returns to lead
the Lady Mustangs for the
2013 spring campaign.
The ‘new’ softball coach
is happy to be back with the
softball program.
“I coached softball for
three years when I first
came here,” he said. “Kelly
Hudson was coaching it
until this year. She did a really good job but decided to
stay home to take care of a
newborn baby. That’s why it
came open again. I thought
since I was coaching girls’
basketball, I might as well
make it all-girls coaching
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all along, but Allen has only
been playing slow-pitch
for the past two or three
years.”
Coach Strong led the fall
campaign of fast-pitch a
few months ago. His current
journey into slow-pitch will
be a major change in the
style of play.
“It is completely different,” he said. “But it is also
the same in a lot of way.
We’ll just build on what we
learned in fast-pitch … and
the carry that on into the
next fast-pitch season. We
will work on defense because we’ll have to make a
lot more plays in slow-pitch.
That is the biggest thing
we will see in the spring
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Offensively, Coach Strong
will look to a pair of proven
softball players to spark the
hitting attack.
“Erin Warren and Sandra
Howshar have the most experience,” he said. “I would
expect those two girls to
lead our offense.”
Warren and Howshar are
among the half-dozen returning starters for the Lady
Mustangs. Other returning
starters include: Shelby
Merriman, Jessi Merriman,
Meagan Beavert and Savanna Brown.
There are at least four nonstarters returning for the
spring season. That group
includes Brittney Johnson,
Tessa Black, Rio Jones and
Britten Wallace.
More depth will be provided by the freshmen members of the squad, including
Heather Erickson, Hannah
Johnson, Casey Deatherage and JoDee Miller.
“I believe we will have
close to 20 girls on the
roster,” Coach Strong said.
“We should be able to play
varsity and junior varsity
games and get everyone
into the games to get experience.”
Despite having quite a
few returning starters and
reserves, Coach Strong still
has quite a few decisions to
make on starting positions.
“We were schedule to start
playing already,” he said.
“We had some girls going
to the county livestock show
and then we got the bad
weather. So I am still looking at things and trying to
figure out our lineup.”
Monday provided the first
on-the-field practice this
spring.
“We had not been outside
until Monday,” the coach
said. “We played catch inside but were not able to
practice until Monday. It’s
so early but I really liked
what I saw from them. We
have good chemistry and
they joke around with each
other and have fun. But,
at the same time, they are
competitive and want to
out-do each other. I like that
about them. They push each
other and that will make us
a much better team.”
The softball season was
set to begin on Tuesday.
The Lady Mustangs were
hosting the Stratford Lady
Bulldogs in the AHS softball field on SH 48 a halfmile outside of town.
Game 2 arrives Thursday
when Coach Strong and Assistant Coach Leslie Costner
take the Allen squad to Roff
to battle the Lady Tigers.
--2013 LADY MUSTANG
SOFTBALL
Tosha Deatheridge Sandra Howshar
Ashley Cross Jessi Merriman Meagan Beavert Taryn Wofford
Erin Warren Shelby Merriman Savanna Brown Brittney Johnson
Tessa Black
Rio Jones
Britten Wallace
Heather Erickson
Hannah Johnson
Casey Deatherage
Jodee Miller
2013 Allen Lady Mustangs
Slowpitch Softball
March 1 Wanette (Maud)
4 Maysville
5 Stratford
7 Roff
11 Calvin (Indianola)
12 Asher
14-16 RWB Conf Tourney
26 Vanoss
28-30 Tourney
April2 Stratford (Davis)
5 Stuart
5-6 Wanette JH Tourney
8 Vanoss
9 Stratford
11-13 Moss Tourney
15 Wanette
16 Stonewall
18-20 Districts
25-27 Regionals
May2-4 State
There
There
Home
There
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Home
Vanoss There
Stonewall
There
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Here
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Home
Home
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2013 Allen High School Baseball
March 1-2 Atoka Tourney
Atoka
4:00 7,5
4
Konawa
There
4:00 7,5
7
Weleetka
There
4:00 7,5
8
Tupelo
There
4:00 7,5
12
New Lima
Home
4:00 7,5
14
Stuart
There
4:00 7,5
15
Stonewall
There
4:00 7,5
18
Vanoss, Colbert
Home
12:00 7,7
19
Weleetka
Home
1:00 7,5
21
Asher
There
4:00 7,5
22
Coleman
Bricktown Ballpark 4:00
25
Konawa
Home
4:00 7,5
26
Holdenville/Little Axe Holdenville
3:00 7,7
28
Vanoss
There
4:00 7,5
April1
Tupelo
Home
4:00 7,5
2
Stratford
Home
4:00 7,5
4-6 Stuart Tourney
Stuart
TBA
8
Roff
Home
4:00 7,5
9
New Lima
There
4:00 7,5
11
Moss Tourney
Moss
TBA
15
Moss
Home
4:00 7,5
18-20 Districts
TBA
TBA
22
Asher
Home
4:00 7,5
25-27 Regionals
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TBA
May2-4 State Tourney
Mustangs look for improved
defensive play
Coach Stephen Caldwell can correct.”
Holdenville took advantage
takes helm of Allen baseball
of
the half-dozen miscues and
program
eight walks to come away
By HERMAN BROWN with a 13-5 run-rule victory.
Allen correspondent The contest was ended in the
Allen High School coach fifth inning with the Mustangs
StephenCaldwellwillbelook- on the short side of an 8-run
ing for improvement on de- deficit.
fense when the Mustangs hit Allen took a 1-0 lead in
the field Thursday afternoon the top of the first inning.
However, the edge evaporated
inWeleetka.
when
the Wolverines exploded
“We’vegotto doabetterjob
inthefield,”thefirst-yearAHS for 3 runs in the bottom of the
head coach said. “I’m happy first inning and 7 more in the
withouroffense.Iknowitwill second inning. The blue-andget better and better with the gold outburst put HHS on top
morebatsweget.Ourpitching 10-1.
The Mustangs plated a
willcomearoundtoo.Butwe
havetogetbetterondefense. second run in the third inning
Thatisgoingtobeourfocus to trail briefly 10-2. The
as we move along with our Wolverines answered with a
tally in the bottom of the third
schedule.”
Allen will test all phases of frame to push ahead 11-2.
the game against the Outlaws. Two more Holdenville runs
The Mustangs will then visit followed in the fourth inning
T
Tupelo
Saturday for 12 noon to expand the advantage to
13-2.
game.
Allen bats then went to work
“We have played just one
game so far,” Coach Caldwell in the top of the fifth inning.
said. “We have a lot of The Mustangs generated
baseball ahead of us. We need three runs to close the gap
to work hard to improve in all to 13-5. However, AHS was
phases of the game. But, after retired while still trailing by
what we did at Holdenville, I eight runs. The spread was
believe our focus should be on enough to secure Holdenville
the 8-run-rule victory in five
playing better defense.”
innings.
In the opener Monday, Allen
Allen finished the contest
suffered six errors against
the
hosting
Holdenville with 5 runs on 6 hits and
made 6 errors. Holdenville
Wolverines.
“That’s too many errors,” countered with 13 runs on 7
the AHS skipper said. “But hits and made 3 errors.
LaneMillsledtheMustangs’
we know it is something we
Allen School Menu
Week of March 11th
Monday
Breakfast—ChoiceofCerealorPancakes,Syrup,AssortedJuice,
ChoiceofMilk
Lunch — Submarine Sandwich, Lettuce & Pickle, Hamburger,
BakedBeans,FreshFruit,RomaineSalad,MilkVariety,Catsup,YellowMustard,Mayonnaise
Tuesday
Breakfast—ChoiceofCerealorBiscuits,PepperedGravy,Assorted
Juice,ChoiceofMilk,Jelly
Lunch—ChiliCheeseConey,ChickenPattySandwich,TaterTots,
ChilledFruitCup,RomaineSalad,MilkVariety,Catsup
Wednesday
Breakfast—CerealVarietyorOatmeal,CinnamonToast,Assorted
Juice,ChoiceofMilk
Lunch—LasagnawithGroundBeef,ChickenStrips,GarlicBread,
GreenBeans,RomaineSalad,ChilledFruitCup,MilkVariety
Thursday
Breakfast—ChoiceofCerealorCinnamonRolls,AssortedJuice,
ChoiceofMilk
Lunch — Burritos, Baked Potato withToppings, Refried Beans,
FreshFruit,RomaineSalad,Milk
Friday
Breakfast—ButteredToast,CerealVarietyorBiscuits&Gravy,
AssortedJuice,ChoiceofMilk,Jelly
Lunch — Pizza, Chef Salad with crackers, Baked Potato Soup,
Carrot-Raisin Salad, Ranch Dressing, Fresh Fruit, Romaine Salad,
MilkVariety
NOTE: Secondary students will be offered choice of menu, pop tarts or
yogurt for breakfast; choice of lunch menu or Baked Potato entrée daily.
6-hitattack.Millswas2for3at
theplatewithapairofsingles
and drove in 2 runs. Tommy
Peaywas1-for-2with2singles
andscoredtwice.ConnerJohnsonwas1-for-3andalsoscored
twice.TreyStickwas1-for-3
withasingleand1runscored.
ThirkielWedlowroundedout
theoffensewithasingleona
1-for-2showing.
Coach Caldwell used two
Mustangs in mound duty at
Holdenville. Tommy Peay
was the opening day pitcher.
The freshman right-hander
was saddled with the loss
followingastintof1and2/3
innings.Peaywastouchedfor
7runson2hitsand5walks.
Herecordedapairofstrikeouts
duringhisouting.
TreyStickwaspressedinto
relief duty in the second inning.Theseniorright-hander
worked the mound over the
final2and 1/3innings.Stick
surrendered6runs,5hitsand
3 walks while striking out 1
batter.
“Our pitching will come,”
Coach Caldwell said. “I feel
OK about that part of our
game.And,asIsaid,ourhittingwasnottoobadforitbeingthefirstgame.The6errors
didnothelpandthat’swhywe
want to see improvement in
thatarea.”
CoachCaldwellwastheassistant baseball coach under
JeremyStrong.WhenCoach
Strong moved over to the
softball program, an openingappearedatthetopofthe
program.
“I am happy to do this,”
Coach Caldwell said. “I will
be working with Greg Sanders, our assistant coach. We
willhavetheteamworkingto
improveinallareas.Butitis
realearlyandIthinkwe’llbe
justfine.”
--ATAGLANCE
March 4 @ Holdenville
Holdenville 13, Allen 5
Allen-10103–(5-6-6)
Hold-3712x–(13-7-3)
--Allen Pitching:
TommyPeay(loser)
TreyStick(nodecision)
--Allen Hitting:
Conner Johnson, 1-3, 2 runs
scored
ThirkielWedlow,1-2
LaneMills,2-3,2RBI
TommyPeay,1-2,with2runs
scored
Trey Stick, 1-3 with 1 run
scored
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February 4, 2013
The Board of Pontotoc County Commissioners met for a regularly scheduled meeting
in which the time, place, and agenda were duly
posted 9:00 AM on February 1, 2013 at 301
S. Broadway, Ada, Oklahoma. Gary Starns,
Randy Floyd, Justin Roberts, and Pam Walker
were present for the meeting.
The following guests attended: David Sherbert, JR Grissom, Art Lawler, Brandon Tilley,
Tracy Dial, Cinnamon Cox, Ray Ingram,
Bobby Fennell, Ed Carpenter, Judith Cowden,
Taylor East, Jenny Don, Foster Green, Pat
Mitchell, Sue Caldwell, Misty Stephens, Aaron Dial, Jennifer Bevers, Brian Bevers, Jack
Cadenhead, Ronnie Gwen, Brandi Cadenhead,
John Long, Bo Ellis, Robert Waddell, Debbie
Waddell, Brad Williams, Chad Letellier, John
Christian, and Glenda Gonderman.
Motion by Floyd, second by Starns, to
approve January 28, 2013 meeting minutes.
All aye.
Motion by Starns, second by Roberts, to approve proclamation submitted by Farm Bureau
Women’s Committee designating February
18-26 as Farm Bureau Week. All aye.
Misty Stephens with Communication
Federal Credit Union discussed becoming a
vendor for Pontotoc County Employees. Motion by Roberts, second by Floyd, to table.
All aye.
Jack Cadenhead, attorney for Nathan Dial
discussed that Dial owns 20 acres south of
town. Dial wishes to construct a home and car
repair shop for hire. Property is currently zoned
as A-2, and asks to rezone to C-2. Tract of 2.45
acres is requested to rezone to C-2 so that shop
for hire can be constructed. Proposed findings
of fact and design of structure were submitted
to Board by Cadenhead. Starns asked Chris
Ross, District Attorney, what would happen if
Dial sold property; Ross stated that property
would remain C-2 for new owner. Starns also
asked if approving this rezone change would
result in lawsuits from other requests that
have been rejected. Ross stated that it would
depend on the length of time since it had been
rejected; the proposal could be re-submitted.
Ross stated that the Board should adopt a set
of standards that would apply to every request
for zoning changes. A use variance request is
what actually should be requested in this case
since only a portion of the property is being
requested. Cadenhead responded that this area
is not developed; there are similar businesses
within 1½ miles of this property. Starns stated
that if the property is approved and the Board
disregards the District Attorney’s recommendation, the District Attorney could no longer
represent the Board. John Long with Legal
Shield stated that there has been a great deal
of development in the area since 2003, such as
OBI, Chickasaw Nation Medical Center, and
the church that is about to be constructed. Ross
stated that the Dial case would not keep the
District Attorney from representing the Board
in a different re-zoning case. Mike Williams,
a neighbor to Dial’s property, stated that he
supported Dial’s application for re-zoning.
Motion by Roberts, second by Floyd, to approve Dial’s rezoning proposal. Roberts aye,
Floyd aye, Starns opposed.
Motion by Floyd, second by Roberts, to
approve Resolution #13-52, disposal of equipment for District #3. The following is to be
sold at the Mike Graham Auction in Elk City:
2006 mower lift serial #W00MX5X011785
inventory #62-3-441-07, 1987 Clement
Trailer serial #1C9CB29B2HM110327 inventory #62-3-348-17, John Deere Tractor serial
#PY5203U008393 inventory #62-3-304-16,
CM Trailer serial #49TFB2521M1003018
inventory #62-3-348-20, Lerol Dressor Air
Compressor serial #2176X54 inventory #623-324-08, jack hammer serial #1818 inventory
#62-3-416-05, air drill serial #150J50A inventory #62-3-402-03.
Motion by Starns, second by Roberts, to approve Resolution #13-53, Circuit Engineering
District Auction Policies. All aye.
accept resignation letters submitted by Cody
Frye and Gene Overturf from the Floodplain
Management Board. All aye.
Motion by Roberts, second by Starns, to approve Resolution #13-54, appointment of Bill
Clark and Joseph Morrow to the Floodplain
Management Board. All aye.
Discussion that ODOT stated that said
intersection of Main, Latta Road and Asa
Road was given to the County, but there is no
documentation that the County ever accepted
the intersection. Motion by Floyd, second
by Roberts, to accept City of Ada’s request
for annexation of property located west of
Latta Road approximately ¼ mile to overpass;
intersection of Main, Latta Road and Asa
Road. All aye.
Starns stated that the state has now put zoning in place for wineries; this is done as a use
variance, which reverts to original zoning if
property is sold. Motion by Floyd, second by
Roberts, to approve Resolution #13-51, Robert
and Debbie Waddell’s request for a Use Permitted on Review for a winery. All aye.
The following quotes were submitted for
purchase of utility vehicles for Agri-Plex:
Great Plains
$9,638.00
John Deere
$9,200.00
John Deere
$8,819.16
Motion by Floyd, second by Starns, to table
until third vehicle can be seen and a hard copy
quote obtained. All aye.
Grissom submitted quotes for forty panels
and five gates plus freight:
4C Livestock
$167.30 per
panel
$450.10
overhead gate
$300.00 trip
freight
WW Manufacturing
panel
overhead gate
freight
Ackerman
panel
overhead gate
$173.28 per
$466.18
$350.00 trip
$243.00 per
$616.00
Beaver Valley
$239.00 per
panel
$551.00
overhead gate
Motion by Floyd, second by Starns, to approve purchase of forty panels and five gates
from 4C Livestock for $9,242.50. All aye.
Motion by Starns, second by Floyd, to
approve ZLODGE purchase of forty panels,
five gates , and freight from 4C Livestock for
$9,242.50. All aye.
Approved claims.
Approved transfer:
T2C to T3
$20,000.00
Approved monthly reports.
Approved monthly appropriations:
HWY $481,626.54, County Clerk’s Mechanic Lien $983.00, County Clerk’s Preservation Fees $3,645.00, Sheriff Fees
$245,329.86, Flood Plain $395.00, Treasurers
Mortgage Tax $605.00, Treasurers Resale
Property $3,966.12, Health Department
$2,326.07, Court Clerk Revolving Fund
$5,052.46.
approve January 2013 monthly minutes for
publication. All aye.
Approved blanket purchase orders:
HWY
3749-3756
General
3757-3759
SCT
3760
Agri-Plex
3761
Sheriff
3762
Approved purchase orders for payment:
ZCOMMISSARY: 22, URGENT CARE,
85.00, SERVICE;
GENERAL: 869, ADA VETERINARY
CLINIC, 32.50, SPLY; 870, CINTAS CORPORATION LOC 618, 78.60, SPLY; 871, A
T & T, 70.83, PHONE; 872, A T & T, 130.43,
PHONE; 873, FOREHAND S GARAGE,
430.00, SPLY; 874, A T & T, 65.18, SPLY;
875, CANNON FINANCIAL SERVICES
INC, 198.00, SERVICE; 876, A T & T, 51.88,
PHONE; 877, U S ALERT LLC, 35.99,
SERVICE; 878, A T & T, 134.80, PHONE;
879, STAPLES CREDIT PLAN, 283.82,
SPLY;HIGHWAY: 1560, A C C O, 95.00,
REGISTRATION; 1561, A C C O, 35.00,
REGISTRATION; 1562, ADAY, CAROLYN,
517.20, SPLY; 1563, BUMPER TO BUMPER, 90.99, SPLY; 1564, DOLESE BROS,
693.13, SPLY; 1565, DUB ROSS COMPANY,
4331.33, SPLY; 1566, DUB ROSS COMPANY, 4508.86, SPLY; 1567, FENTRESS
OIL CO., 4930.24, SPLY; 1568, HERCULES
TIRE SALES INC, 1066.50, SPLY; 1569,
NAPA OF ADA, 1224.01, PARTS; 1570,
RADIO SHACK THE TAPE DECK, 22.99,
SPLY; 1571, SUPER LUBE, 41.41, SPLY;
1572, TIME STRIPING, 1400.00, MAINT;
1573, WARREN CAT, 937.10, SPLY; 1574,
O D O T -COMPTROLLER DIVISION,
16500.00, SPLY; 1575, A C C O, 95.00,
REGISTRATION; 1576, CATERPILLAR
FINANCIAL SERV, 3499.78, LEASE; 1577,
VISION BANK, 2675.18, LEASE; 1578, B
& S SANITATION, 45.00, SERVICE; 1579,
CIRCUIT ENGINEERING DIST #4, 508.90,
SPLY; 1580, BUMPER TO BUMPER, 178.64,
SPLY; 1581, FASTENAL, 35.39, SPLY; 1582,
FENTRESS OIL CO., 5390.02, SPLY; 1583,
HERCULES TIRE SALES INC, 2300.84,
SPLY; 1584, HERCULES TIRE SALES INC,
759.00, SPLY; 1585, JOHNS SMALL ENGINE, 120.00, SPLY; 1586, LOCKE SUPPLY,
908.29, SPLY; 1587, LOCKE SUPPLY, 13.42,
SPLY; 1588, MEAD LUMBER DO-IT CENTER, 54.73, SPLY; 1589, MEAD LUMBER
DO-IT CENTER, 90.32, SPLY; 1590, MEAD
LUMBER DO-IT CENTER, 394.83, MAINT;
1591, MEAD LUMBER DO-IT CENTER,
102.53, MAINT; 1592, MEAD LUMBER
DO-IT CENTER, 313.17, SPLY; 1593, O
REILLY AUTOMOTIVE, INC., 378.62,
SPLY; 1594, PONTOTOC COUNTY EMERGENCY, 618.43, SPLY; 1595, PREMIER
LOCATIONS, 129.98, SPLY; 1596, RED
ROCK PIT, 343.73, SPLY; 1597, RED ROCK
PIT, 312.13, RD MAT; 1598, RED ROCK
PIT, 346.03, RD MAT; 1599, RED ROCK
PIT, 364.70, SPLY; 1600, RED ROCK PIT,
352.45, SPLY; 1601, RHYNES SURPLUS,
246.90, SPLY; 1602, SEAL MASTERS INC,
1689.60, SPLY; 1603, SHERRELL STEEL
L.L.C, 232.68, SPLY; 1604, TRUCK PARTS
OF ADA, 109.22, SPLY; 1605, TRUCK
PARTS OF ADA, 393.18, PARTS; 1606,
A C C O, 95.00, REGISTRATION; 1607,
ROBERTS, JUSTIN, 236.18, TRAVEL;
1608, CATERPILLAR FINANCIAL SERV,
1749.89, LEASE; 1609, VISION BANK,
6525.57, LEASE; 1610, B & S SANITATION, 45.00, SPLY; 1611, BARRETT S
AUTOMOTIVE PRODUCTS, 110.35,
MAINT; 1612, CROWELL LOCK & SAFE,
17.16, SPLY; 1613, HALL S AUTO, 155.87,
SPLY; 1614, HERCULES TIRE SALES INC,
370.46, MAINT; 1615, JAMES SUPPLIES &
RENTAL CO., 87.48, SPLY; 1616, JAMES
SUPPLIES & RENTAL CO., 52.25, SPLY;
1617, JONES EQUIPMENT CO, 21.36,
SPLY; 1618, JONES EQUIPMENT CO,
147.28, SPLY; 1619, O REILLY AUTOMOTIVE, INC., 316.25, SPLY; 1620, O REILLY
AUTOMOTIVE, INC., 7.18, SPLY; 1621, O
REILLY AUTOMOTIVE, INC., 17.99, SPLY;
1622, RED ROCK PIT, 939.87, SPLY; 1623,
RED ROCK PIT, 239.33, SPLY; 1624, RSI
COMMUNICATIONS, 75.00, SERVICE;
1625, SHERRELL STEEL L.L.C, 260.40,
SPLY; 1626, SHERRELL STEEL L.L.C,
172.50, SPLY; 1627, T D S TELECOM,
182.91, SERVICE; 1628, PREMIER LOCATIONS, 129.98, SERVICE; 1629, VISION
BANK, 2972.39, LEASE;
SENIOR CITIZENS TRANS: 255, A T
& T, 180.79, SERVICE; 256, ADA TIRE
CENTER INC, 289.02, MAINT; 257, CENTERPOINT ENERGY - ARKLA, 107.53,
SERVICE; 258, CENTERPOINT ENERGY
- ARKLA, 12.41, SERVICE; 259, FENTRESS OIL CO., 2853.40, SPLY; 260, O
REILLY AUTOMOTIVE, INC., 117.80,
SPLY; 261, RSI COMMUNICATIONS,
150.00, SERVICE;HEALTH: 198, AVAYA
199, CABLE ONE, 53.00, SPLY; 200,
GLAXOSMITHKLINE, 1803.00, SPLY;
201, J B LUMBER, 56.62, SPL; 202, SEARS
COMMERCIAL ONE, 89.98, SPLY; 203,
SEARS COMMERCIAL ONE, 111.31,
SPLY;SHERIFF FEES: 404, ARNOLD
SCOTT, 459.00, TRAVEL; 405, OK SHERIFF ASSOCIATION, 400.00, REGISTRATION; 406, CABLE ONE, 105.95, SERVICE;
407, CROWELL LOCK & SAFE, 73.47,
SPLY; 408, DON HUME LEATHERGOODS,
68.26, SPLY; 409, LANGLEYS BODY SHOP,
2326.40, SPLY; 410, STAPLES CREDIT
PLAN, 475.06, SPLY; 411, ADA SALES &
RENTAL, 176.00, SPLY; 412, CABLE ONE,
152.95, SERVICE; 413, CACTUS PLUMBING, 260.00, SPLY; 414, CROWELL LOCK
& SAFE, 120.00, SPLY; 415, GUDERIANS,
8460.39, SPLY; 416, GUDERIANS, 28.30,
SPLY; 417, HOME DEPOT 3918, 329.27,
SPLY; 418, I C S, 177.20, SPLY; 419, I C S,
2086.49, SPL; 420, NICKERSON PLUMBING, 270.00, SPLY; 421, STAPLES CREDIT
PLAN, 1019.42, SPLY; 422, SWEEPER,
802.25, SPLY; 423, T & D TRIM, 210.00,
SPLY; 424, WAL MART COMMUNITY
BRC, 200.69, SPLY;COUNTY CLERK
MECH LIENS: 55, RESIDENCE INN,
77.00, HOTEL; 56, SNIDER, SHELLEY
LUEREAN, 35.03, TRAVEL; 57, CANNON
FINANCIAL SERVICES INC, 263.00, SPLY;
58, MIDWEST PRINTING CO, 3376.36,
SPLY;
AGRI PLEX: 276, ADA FIRE PROTECTION, 446.50, SPLY; 277, FENTRESS OIL
CO., 91.63, SPLY; 278, PRUITT COMPANY,
29.90, MAINT; 279, PRUITT COMPANY,
158.50, SPLY; 280, PRUITT COMPANY,
L.L.C, 118.00, SPLY; 282, SHERRELL
STEEL L.L.C, 105.75, SPLY; 283, STAPLES
CREDIT PLAN, 44.98, SPLY; 284, U S
ALERT LLC, 35.99, REMITTANCE; 285, O
G & E, 3232.29, SERVICE;
ZSALE: 43, ADA PAPER COMPANY,
27.58, SPLY; 44, O G & E, 25.67, SERVICE;
45, ADA TROPHY, 30.00, SPLY; 46, CABLE
ONE, 99.95, SERVICE; 47, CENTERPOINT
ENERGY - ARKLA, 1087.52, SERVICE; 48,
MCNUTT, BOB, 75.00, REMITTANCE; 49,
O G & E, 245.34, REMITTANCE; 50, O G
& E, 91.86, SERVICE;”
Glenda Gonderman, Treasurer, asked if
Dial would be refunded application fees for
re-zoning. Cadenhead, attorney for Dial stated
that the funds are non-refundable.
adjourn. All aye.
February 11, 2013
The following guests attended: John Christian, Art Lawler, JR Grissom, Kevin Luper,
Chad Letellier, Glenda Gonderman, Misty
Stephens, and Janna Kelly.
approve February 4, 2013 meeting minutes.
All aye.
approve Resolution #13-55, deposit, and distribution of funds to the County General Fund
for the distribution to various personal Service,
Travel, Maintenance & Operation, and Capital
Outlay accounts. All aye.
Motion by Starns, second by Floyd, to approve Pontotoc County joining Communications Federal Credit Union. All aye.
Motion by Floyd, second by Starns, to approve Resolution #13-56, Chickasaw Nation
and Pontotoc county Cooperative Agreement
for chip and seal, fog seal and striping on 6.0
miles of Byng Main Road (Rt. 24B1); also
called Old HYW 99 from Pruitt Company
north to the end of the old highway. All aye.
Quotes were submitted as follows:
Grissom John Deere
$9,500.00
Great Plains Kubota
$9,638.00
approve purchase of utility vehicle for the
Agri-Plex from Grissom’s John Deere for
$9,500.00. All aye.
Grissom stated that gas bill at the Agri-Plex
was exceptionally high this time. Wants to
check heaters and lines to make sure there is
not a leak. The bill went from $380.00 average
a month to $3,800.00. Will call CenterPoint
Energy to check line.
Motion by Starns, second by Floyd, to pay
utility vehicle for Agri-Plex out of ZLODGE
for $9,500.00 All aye.
Approved claims.
HWY
3831-3842
MD
3843-3851
General
3852-3853, 3860,
3866
Sheriff
3854-3859, 38613865, 3867-3869
ZTAX: 22, CORELOGIC REFUND DEPT,
652.00, TAX REF; 23, FICHT, ELRETA,
188.00, TAX REF; 24, WALKER, PATTIE
J, 15.00, TAX REF; 25, HOLDER, DAN &
FRETA, 98.00, TAX REF; 26, VIDEO GAMING TECHNOLOGIES, 436.00, TAX REF;
ZCOURT: 89, SOUTHWESTERN STATIONARY & BANK SUPPLY, 653.50,
SPLY; 90, TREAT S SOLUTIONS, 153.50,
SPLY;GENERAL: 880, XEROX CORPORATION, 838.07, SPLY; 881, PAGE PLUS,
167.30, SERVICE; 882, OK SHERIFF
ASSOCIATION, 1200.00, SERVICE; 883,
KELLEY, JANNA L EDWARDS, 1208.95,
TRAVEL; 884, WALKER, BECKY, 647.45,
TRAVEL; 885, QUILL CORP., 149.58,
SPLY; 886, CABLE ONE, 100.95, SERVICE;
887, CABLE ONE, 100.95, SERVICE; 888,
THYSSENKRUP, 791.50, REMITTANCE;
889, ADA PAPER COMPANY, 446.62,
SPLY; 890, O G & E, 199.41, SERVICE;
891, O G & E, 254.13, SERVICE; 892, O
G & E, 390.85, SERVICE; 893, O G & E,
1963.02, SERVICE; 894, LAMBERT MECHANICAL INC, 1595.00, SERVICE; 895,
DEPENDABLE HEAT & AIR INC, 335.00,
SERVICE; 896, OWENS, JAMES M, 245.21,
TRAVEL; 897, WRIGHT, JAMES EDWIN,
216.40, TRAVEL; 898, ADA FIRE PROTECTION, 68.75, SERVICE;HIGHWAY:
1630, STARNS, GARY, 206.80, TRAVEL;
1631, SABER TRANSPORTATION SUPPORT INC, 220.00, DRUG TEST; 1632, P
E C, 825.16, SPLY; 1633, RURAL WATER
DIST #7, 23.00, SERVICE; 1634, RSI
1635, DOLESE BROS, 693.88, SPLY; 1636,
DOLESE BROS, 986.92, SPLY; 1637, FRYE
BROTHERS CONST, 230.00, SPLY; 1638,
FRYE BROTHERS CONST, 230.00, SPLY;
1639, FRYE BROTHERS CONST, 230.00,
SPLY; 1640, O REILLY AUTOMOTIVE,
INC., 75.70, PARTS; 1641, OK DISPOSAL
& SANITATION, 61.61, SPLY; 1642, NAPA
OF ADA, 380.69, SPLY; 1643, WAL MART
COMMUNITY BRC, 37.86, SPLY; 1644,
JAMES SUPPLIES & RENTAL CO., 16.73,
SPLY; 1645, CINTAS CORPORATION LOC
618, 742.44, SPLY; 1646, HERCULES TIRE
SALES INC, 93.24, SPLY; 1647, ABC FIRST
AID, 170.90, SPLY; 1648, NAPA OF ADA,
65.60, SPLY; 1649, SERVICE AUTO MALL,
16.16, SPLY; 1650, FITTSTONE INC, 176.34,
SPLY; 1651, DOLESE BROS, 966.28, SPLY;
1652, DOLESE BROS, 685.04, SPLY; 1653,
FITTSTONE INC, 356.47, SPLY; 1654,
DOLESE BROS, 1105.86, SPLY; 1655, SERVICE AUTO MALL, 214.99, SPLY; 1656,
THOMPSON, MARCY, 233.24, REFUND;
1657, PRUITT COMPANY, 34.95, SPLY;
1658, RICE SMALL ENGINES, 215.00,
SPLY; 1659, SERVICE AUTO MALL,
163.89, SPLY; 1660, TRUCK PARTS OF
ADA, 375.84, SPLY; 1661, FITTSTONE INC,
1706.70, SPLY; 1662, DC IGNITION, 145.00,
SPLY; 1663, RED ROCK PIT, 362.78, SPLY;
1664, RED ROCK PIT, 364.47, SPLY; 1665, T
& W TIRE, 120.00, SPLY; 1666, FITTSTONE
INC, 292.73, SPLY; 1667, FITTSTONE INC,
379.13, SPLY; 1668, FITTSTONE INC,
455.69, SPLY; 1669, CINTAS CORPORATION LOC 618, 803.39, SPLY; 1670, ABC
FIRST AID, 97.55, SPLY; 1671, RSI COMMUNICATIONS, 75.00, REMITTANCE;
1672, RURAL WATER DIST #8, 32.01,
SERVICE; 1673, SABER TRANSPORTATION SUPPORT INC, 235.00, DRUG TEST;
1674, RED ROCK PIT, 117.00, SPLY; 1675,
RED ROCK PIT, 358.63, SPLY; 1676, RED
ROCK PIT, 358.30, SPLY; 1677, BUMPER
TO BUMPER, 53.95, SPLY; 1678, P E C,
589.33, SPLY; 1679, JAMES SUPPLIES &
RENTAL CO., 70.49, SPLY; 1680, SHERRELL STEEL L.L.C, 38.50, SPLY; 1681,
COPELINS OFFICE CENTER, 280.00,
SPLY; 1683, HOOTEN OIL CO., 66.18,
SPLY; 1684, O REILLY AUTOMOTIVE,
INC., 57.60, SPLY; 1685, HOOTEN OIL
CO., 507.22, SPLY; 1686, HOOTEN OIL
CO., 5720.51, SPLY; 1687, TRUCK PARTS
OF ADA, 4.38, SPLY; 1688, WARREN CAT,
136.36, MAINT; 1689, ABC FIRST AID,
L.L.C, 260.00, SPLY; 1691, TRUCK PARTS
OF ADA, 27.20, PARTS; 1692, FITTSTONE
INC, 1843.01, SPLY; 1693, FITTSTONE
INC, 1505.57, SPLY; 1694, FITTSTONE
INC, 1034.95, SPLY; 1695, O G & E, 99.69,
SERVICE;SENIOR CITIZENS TRANS: 262,
O G & E, 214.83, SERVICE; 263, ADA TIRE
CENTER INC, 10.00, SPLY; 264, ADA CITY
UTILITIES, 64.19, SERVICE; 265, STAPLES
CREDIT PLAN, 340.29, SPLY; 266, B & S
SANITATION, 45.00, SERVICE; 267, U S
POSTMASTER, 46.00, SPLY;HEALTH: 204,
CARIKER, ANITA, 29.95, TRAVEL; 205,
GRIFFIN, ELLEN, 242.95, TRAVEL; 206, F
F F ENTERPRISES, 437.50, SPLY; 207, STAPLES CREDIT PLAN, 426.95, SPLY; 208,
GLAXOSMITHKLINE, 1624.40, SPLY; 209,
AM SAN, 420.16, SPLY; 210, O C I, 553.50,
SPL;SHERIFF FEES: 425, TYLER MACKEY, 48.00, TRANSP JUV; 426, MICHAEL
SINNETT, 42.00, TRANSP JUV; 427, JOE
WILLIAMS, 323.39, TRAVEL; 428, WOOD,
KEVIN, 36.00, TRANSP JUV; 429, TRAVIS
WILSON, 36.00, TRANSP JUV; 430, COM
DATA CORPORATION, 400.72, SERVICE;
431, ADA FORD LINCOLN MERCURY,
29897.00, SPLY; 432, NICKERSON PLUMBING, 791.31, SPLY; 433, VERSATILE NETWORKS, 9775.00, SPLY;COUNTY CLERK
MECH LIENS: 59, WALKER, PAMELA A,
94.92, TRAVEL; 60, WALKER, PAMELA A,
205.62, TRAVEL;AGRI PLEX: 286, MEAD
LUMBER DO-IT CENTER, 19.08, MAINT;
287, FENTRESS OIL CO., 57.75, FUEL; 288,
WEST REFRIGERATION, 660.00, SPLY;
289, ADA PAPER COMPANY, 410.39, SPLY;
290, CONTRACTORS SUPPLY CO, 57.87,
SPLY; 291, W P S INC, 85.00, SERVICE;
292, CINTAS CORPORATION LOC 618,
435.62, SPLY; 293, CABLE ONE, 99.95,
REMITTANCE;ZSALE: 51, MIDWEST
PRINTING CO, 667.70, SPLY; 52, TREAT S
SOLUTIONS, 60.33, SPLY; 53, SAC & FOX
NATION JUV DET CTR, 654.41, JUV DET;
54, ADA NEWS, 28.00, PUBLICATION; 55,
ADA NEWS, 28.00, PUBLICATION; 56,
WAL MART COMMUNITY BRC, 59.96,
SPLY; 57, ADA PAPER COMPANY, 65.49,
SPLY; 58, ADA PAPER COMPANY, 57.34,
SPLY; 59, CINTAS CORPORATION LOC
618, 266.37, SPLY; 60, COPELINS OFFICE
CENTER, 131.90, SPLY; 61, ADA CITY
UTILITIES, 255.26, SERVICE; 62, LAMBERT MECHANICAL INC, 450.00, SPLY;
63, TERRY S PEST CONTROL, 140.00,
SERVICE; 64, LAMBERT MECHANICAL
INC, 397.50, REMITTANCE;
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT: 36,
TESSCO TECHNOLOGOIES, 315.41,
SPLY;”
CDBG/REAP 2013 grant was denied.
Commissioners discussed the roads that were
placed on the denied grant application, and if
they wanted to use the same roads on the next
CDBG grant application.
approve reimbursement to T4, $80,000.00;
Resale Property, $100,000.00; Preservation
Fees, $100,000 to reimburse loan for County
General non-payable warrants as outlined in
Title 68, Section 3021. All aye.
approve $1,000.00 payment to Oklahoma
Water Resource Board for Pontotoc County
portion of RISK Map preparation for Oklahoma. All aye.
adjourn. All aye.
February 19, 2013
Randy Floyd, Justin Roberts, and Tammy
Brown were present for the meeting.
The following guests attended: Art Lawler,
JR Grissom, Steve Chamberlain, Chad Letellier, Rick Marchant, and Glenda Gonderman.
Motion by Roberts, second by Floyd, to
All aye.
Rick Marchant with Liberty Mutual Insurance presented information about auto and
home discounts for employees. He stated
this can be done voluntarily as an individual
and does not have to go through payroll. Mr.
Marchant left a disk to be watched to explain
the benefits, so a decision can be made.
Opened bid #13, purchasing bleachers for
the Agri-Plex. Bids were as follows:
KayPark Recreations
5
e
$2,724.75 total $13,623.75
Highland Products
5
e
$2,649.00 + $1,057.00 shipping
$14,302.00
Park N Pool
5
e
$9,424.80 + $1,500.00 shipping
$10,924.80
DGJD, Inc. 5
e
$2,105.00 total $10,525.00
a c h
a c h
total
a c h
total
a c h
Play and Park Structures and First Service’s
bids were unacceptable, due to receiving past
closing date.
Motion by Floyd, second by Starns, to approve purchasing five sets of bleachers from
the lowest bid, DGJD Inc., for $10,525.00 for
Bid #13, purchasing bleachers for the AgriPlex. All aye.
Motion by Roberts, second by Starns, to
table the decision on bid #14, District #3 purchasing a 2010 or newer backhoe with trade
in option. All aye.
Motion by Roberts, second by Starns, to
approve District #3’s Empire Financial Capital
Equipment Financing contract #1301301 for a
2011 Freightliner M2-106V VIN #1FVAC2BSBHBA2672 with a Centennial Etnyre 2,000
gallon Centennial Oil Distributor for the sum
of $103,800.00, and $1,882.41 per month.
All aye.
Approved purchase of bleachers for the
Agri-Plex out of ZLODGE for $10,525.00.
Approved claims.
Approved transfer:
ZLODGE2 to ZLODGE3
$25,000.00
R2
3950
SQ2
3951
ZCOURT: 91, GRIFFIN & HANEY INC,
145.00, SPLY; 92, COPELINS OFFICE
CENTER, 447.42, SPLY; 93, LEXISNEXIS
ACCURINT, 75.00, SPLY;ZCOMMISSARY:
23, TIGER COMMISSARY SERVICES,
9087.82, SPLY;GENERAL: 900, A T & T
MOBILITY, 524.96, SERVICE; 901, C M
I INC, 3840.00, SPLY; 902, CINTAS CORPORATION LOC 618, 82.50, SPLY; 903,
LIVERNOIS MOTORSPORTS & ENGINEERING LLC, 1524.97, SPLY; 904, SHIRT
NOOK, 276.50, SPLY; 905, STEPPIN OUT,
169.99, SPLY; 906, SUPER LUBE, 123.87,
SERVICE; 907, VERSATILE NETWORKS,
2722.00, SPLY; 908, O S U COOP EXTENSION SERV, 5607.00, REMITTANCE;
909, QUILL CORP., 299.99, SPLY; 910,
MCDANIEL, JUSTIN T, 401.15, TRAVEL;
911, ALLEN ADVOCATE, 923.36, PUBLICATION; 912, RELIABLE OFFICE SUPPLIES, 46.52, SPLY; 913, ULTIMATE CAR
WASH, 10.00, SERVICE; 914, PONTOTOC
COUNTY PUBLIC FACILITIES AUTHORITY, 421997.53, REMITTANCE;HIGHWAY:
1696, DOLESE BROS, 416.46, RD MAT;
1697, DOLESE BROS, 842.77, SPLY; 1698,
ADAY, CAROLYN, 999.00, SPL; 1699,
ADAY, CAROLYN, 162.00, SPLY; 1700,
GRISSOM JOHN DEERE, 100.00, SPLY;
1702, RSI COMMUNICATIONS, 1736.85,
SPLY; 1703, SOUTHERN OKLA TRUCK
REPAIR, 4.95, SPLY; 1704, SOUTHERN
OKLA TRUCK REPAIR, 199.18, SPLY; 1705,
O G & E, 214.09, SPLY; 1706, O REILLY
AUTOMOTIVE, INC., 140.39, SPLY; 1707,
RSI COMMUNICATIONS, 1039.25, SPLY;
1708, SEAL MASTERS INC, 1619.20, SPLY;
SPLY; 1710, SOUTHERN OKLA TRUCK
REPAIR, 125.20, SPLY; 1711, STONEWALL PUBLIC WORKS AUTH., 27.05,
SERVICE; 1712, ULTIMATE CAR WASH,
14.00, SPLY; 1713, WARREN CAT, 236.04,
MAINT;SENIOR CITIZENS TRANS: 268,
MILLER OFFICE, 89.00, SERVICE; 269, OK
TRANSIT ASSOCIATION, 1197.00, SPLY;
270, ULTIMATE CAR WASH, 28.75, SPLY;
271, UNDERGROUND SERVICE CO INC,
225.00, SPLY;
HEALTH: 211, ADA CITY UTILITIES,
143.17, SERVICE; 212, MELTON CO INC,
226.94, SPL; 213, TODD CHIROPRACTOR CENTER, 250.00, SERVICE; 214,
UMB BANK CORP TRUST & ESCROW
SER, 26875.31, REMITTANCE;RESALE
PROPERTY: 70, GONDERMAN, GLENDA,
165.45, TRAVEL;SHERIFF FEES: 434,
CROWELL LOCK & SAFE, 77.04, SPLY;
435, CULLIGAN, 382.65, SPLY; 436, FUELMAN OF SOUTHERN OK, 5447.80,
SPLY; 437, GEORGE SMITH SALVAGE,
236.00, SPLY; 438, STAPLES CREDIT
PLAN, 89.74, SPLY; 439, SUPERIOR SIGN
SHOP, 250.00, SPLY; 440, COUNTRY FORD
MERCURY INC, 33872.00, SPLY; 441, ADA
CITY UTILITIES, 2240.50, REMITTANCE;
442, BABB ELECTRIC, 1430.00, SERVICE;
443, CROSS MATCH TECHNOLOGIES
INC, 173.00, SPLY; 444, GUDERIANS,
8274.62, SPLY; 445, HOME DEPOT 3918,
89.99, SPLY; 448, SABER TRANSPORTATION SUPPORT INC, 35.00, SERVICE; 449,
TIGER COMMISSARY SERVICES, 2571.48,
SPLY;COUNTY CLERK MECH LIENS: 61,
CABLE ONE, 105.95, REMITTANCE; 62, U
S POSTMASTER, 25.00, STAMPS;AGRI
PLEX: 294, ADA CITY UTILITIES, 180.83,
SPLY; 295, CENTERPOINT ENERGY ARKLA, 5029.62, REMITTANCE; 296,
FRYE BROTHERS CONST, 977.50, SPLY;
298, FRYE BROTHERS CONST, 115.00,
SPLY; 299, HISLE BROS. INC., 22.98, SPLY;
300, MEAD LUMBER DO-IT CENTER,
19.12, SPLY; 301, MEAD LUMBER DO-IT
CENTER, 37.32, MAINT; 302, STAPLES
CREDIT PLAN, 54.98, SPLY; 303, TERRY
S PEST CONTROL, 60.00, SPLY;ZSALE:
65, ADA, CITY OF, 175.00, REMITTANCE;
66, ADA CITY UTILITIES, 245.40, REMITTANCE; 67, CARTER HALL, 720.00,
JUV DET; 68, CENTERPOINT ENERGY
- ARKLA, 293.34, REMITTANCE; 69, P E
C, 19.94, SERVICE;
ZSALESTAX: 159, PONTOTOC COUNTY PUBLIC FACILITIES AUTHORITY,
275881.68, REMITTANCE; EMERGENCY
MANAGEMENT: 37, PAGE PLUS, 13.85,
SPLY;
ZHPG: 8, SPRINT, 42.99, SERVICE; USE
TAX: 28, PONTOTOC COUNTY PUBLIC
FACILITIES AUTHORITY, 109372.37,
REMITTANCE”;
Discussion to see if there is a possibility for
the courthouse security officer to work 8:00
AM to 4:00 PM, and make it available for Seth
Johnson, maintenance and janitorial, to work
7:30 AM to 3:30 PM. Sheriff John Christian
and the County Commissioners will address
this decision.
Motion by Starns, second by Roberts, to
adjourn. All aye.
February 25, 2013
The following guests attended: JR Grissom,
Frank Stout, Houston Wells, Dottie DeMeulenaere, Art Lawler, and Chad Letellier.
All aye.
Frank Stout with the City of Ada stated
that the proposed pieces of property out to
Cloverleaf were transferred by Oklahoma
Department of Transportation, but never
accepted by the County. This petition is in
preparation to prepare deeds that will transfer
their proportions to the City of Ada. Motion
by Roberts, second by Floyd, to approve the
City of Ada’s petition to Pontotoc County for
annexation of certain property: Tract 1- NW/4
Section 32, Tract 2 – NE/4 Section 32, Tract
3 – SE/4 Section 32, Tract 4 – SW/4 Section 32
attached hereto as Exhibit “A”, and Pontotoc
THE ALLEN ADVOCATE, MARCH 7, 2013-PAGE 9
Sissy to Share Message
Sissy Kiser, sister of Lisa
Peay, will be speaking at
Richmond Avenue Free Will
Baptist Church on Sunday
morning, March 10th. She
is an inspiration of faith,
hope, and believing….
After battling stage 4 colon cancer with her best
friend/ husband for 4 years,
she lost her husband, Tooter
Kiser, on April 5, 2011. Sixty days after that day, on
June 5, 2011, her oldest son
Ty, who was 15 years old
A Note from Dr. Arthur:
“I have received my Medicare numbers
and patents should be reimbursed for previous care within thirty days.
I will have my BCBS provider number
within three weeks and those patients can
expect reimbursements within forty-five
days.
Thank you for your patience, referrals and
continued trust.”
family has experienced a
true miracle!!
Come hear about Sissy’s
faith and the life of her sons,
Ty and Trey, on Sunday.
at the time, was accidently
shot in the chest. He lost a
lung, and spent many days
and months in the hospital. Through all of this, their
Gerty Bingo
Arthur Chiropractic
Acupuncture & Herb Clinic
Specializing in NUCCA, Grostic & Acupuncture
The Gerty Community will be hosting their monthly Bingo Night
on Saturday, March 9th, weather permitting.
Door open at 6:00 pm and the concession stand will be serving
beans, cornbread, drinks and desserts. Bingo begins at 7:00 and
there will be two Black-Outs this month. Everyone is welcome
to attend.
Dr. L. Kay Arthur, D.C.
Office Location - 3320 Hwy 75
- Horntown -(405)379-3888
Sale runs March 7 through March 13
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$
Ritz
Snack
Crackers
Pudding
3.4 oz box
Capri Sun
Drinks
15.1 oz
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Mountain
Dew or
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for
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Pork and
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Select
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Tender Fresh Meat
Pork
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Tomatoes
Carrots
Avocados
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Cabbage
49
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Lb
Franks
Lb
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Thighs or
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99
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California Premium
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32 oz
Fresh Produce
California Fancy Green
25
assorted varieties
49
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THE ALLEN ADVOCATEMARCH 7, 2013 - PAGE 10
Positions
Osborn Tree Service
IT’S ALL GOOD STORE &
CAFÉ is taking application for
an experienced cook and waitress.
(405) 519-6076
Trimming or Full Removal
With Stump Grinding
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For Sale
FREE ESTIMATES
FOR SALE — Riding Mower,
42” cut, Briggs 17.5 hp motor,
Good Mower, $300; and like new
Sofa, $250. 400 North Baltimore,
857-2155.
Now selling seasoned firewood
$65 per rick
(580) 399-4499
(23)
JimLock Storage
FOR SALE — Upright, large
Computer Cabinet, wood composition, with lots of storage, cubbyholes, drawers, and large door
that closes. Excellent Condition,
asking $60. Ahna Reece, (580)
332-7001.
Mini Storage UnitS
3 sizes to choose from
(405) 645-2457
The Gun Store
100 N. Hinckley
Holdenville
(405) 379-3331
(23)
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101 N. Hinckley
Holdenville
405-379-3977
Jack Sherry
cell:405-221-1325
Heather Smith
cell:405-380-2917
Jack Sherry Heather Smith Michelle Miller Nancy Sherry
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Garage Sale
GARAGE SALE — Friday,
March 8th, 8 am to 6 pm, yellow
house on West B Street. Coffee
table, printer, shampooer, kitchen
items, décor, high chairs and lots
more
LEGAL NOTICE
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
WITHIN AND FOR
PONTOTOC COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
Case No. PB-2012-102
In the Matter of the Estate of LEROY
GRANT KEY, Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All creditors having claims against
Leroy Grant Key, Deceased, are required
to present the same with a description of
all security interests and other collateral
(if any) held by each creditor with respect
to such claim, to Joshua A. Edwards,
attorney for Barbara Jobe Flowers, Personal Representative, P.O. Box 1628,
Ada, Oklahoma 74820, on or before the
following presentment date: The 25th day
of April 2013, or the same will be forever
barred.
DATED this 20 th day of February,
2013.
s) Joshua A. Edwards, OBA#30069
Attorney for Personal Representative
P.O. Box 1628 -Ada, OK 74820
Phone: (580) 332-5579
(Published in The Allen Advocate on
February 28 and March 7, 2013)
LEGAL NOTICE
12 MONTHS SAME AS CASH
On approved credit. See Store for details.
FREE DELIVERY SET UP & REMOVAL
With a purchase of a Tempur-Pedic Sleep Systems.
Owner/Broker
DOUBLE YOUR TAX REFUND UP TO $5,000!!! Use
refund and receive a VISA gift
card with new home purchase.
No refund, use your land/family land for ZERO down. Don’t
prejudge credit. EZ qualify by
phone. WAC. (405) 631-7600
or (405) 635-4338.
Sales Associate
T&W
Broker Associate
State, National & Global Exposure
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cell:405-221-1070
Nancy Sherry
Cell: 405-380-6517
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RICK’S TANK TRUCK SERVICE
Is looking to hire qualified drivers in the Calvin area
to drive at night. Yard is located south of Calvin
on Highway 75. You must have a Class A CDL, be
21-years-old, and have at least one year tank truck
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Average 60 hours
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Please call Matt at (580) 399-5608
IN AND FOR
PONTOTOC COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
FD-2013-20
In the Matter of the Dissolution of the
Marriage of Euel Martin Potter, Petitioner
and Jennifer Marie Potter, Respondent.
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: Jennifer Marie Potter
Take notice that you have been sued
in the above named Court by the said
Petitioner, Euel Martin Potter, for a divorce
on the grounds of incompatibility. You
must answer said Petition on or before
(45 days), or said Petition will be taken
as true and a judgment will be rendered
for Petitioner granting him a decree of
divorce.
Witness my hand and the seal of this
Court this February 14, 2013.
Ernestine Eubank, Court Clerk
By: __Pat Weaver _
Deputy
Euel Martin Potter, Pro Se
927 Orchard Ada, Oklahoma 74820
580-279-2737
February 21, 28 and March 7, 2013)
LEGAL NOTICE
WITHIN AND FOR
PONTOTOC COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
Case No. P-2013-13
In the Matter of the Estate of CLYDE DOUGLAS COATS, Deceased.
NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION FOR LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION, APPOINTMENT OF PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE AND DETERMINATION OF
HEIRSHIP
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested in the estate of Clyde Douglas Coats,
deceased, that on the 5 day of February, 2013, Terry Bray, as uncle to decedent, filed
in the District Court of Pontotoc County, Oklahoma, his Petition praying that Letters of
Administration be issued to him; that he be appointed as the Personal Representative
of said estate; and that the heirs of decedent should be judicially determined.
Pursuant to an Order of this Court, notice is hereby given that on the 11th day of
March, 2013, at 1:30 o’clock p.m., the Petition will be heard at the District Courtroom,
of the Pontotoc County Courthouse, Ada, Oklahoma, when and where all persons
interested may appear and contest the same.
WITNESS my hand this 25 day February, 2013.
s) Thomas S. Landrith
Judge of the District Court
s) Kurt B. Sweeney, OBA#17455
Sweeney, Smith, Draper & Christopher, PLLC
P.O. Box 70 Ada, OK 74821-0070 (580) 332-7200 Attorney for Petitioner
(Published in the Allen Advocate on February 28 and March 7, 2013)
LEGAL NOTICE
WITHIN AND FOR
PONTOTOC COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
No. PB-2012-90
In the Matter of the Estate of EMMA JEAN FULLINGIM, Deceased.
ALIAS
NOTICE OF HEARING FINAL ACCOUNT OF PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE,
PETITION FOR ORDER ALLOWING FINAL ACCOUNT, DISTRIBUTION AND
DISCHARGE
Notice is hereby given that Rebecca “Becky” McHenry, Personal Representative
of the Estate of Emma Jean Fullingim, Deceased, having filed in this Court her Final
Account of the administration of said Estate, and her Petition for Order Allowing Final
Account, Distribution and Discharge of said Personal Representative, the hearing of
the same, has been fixed by the Judge of said Court for the 29th day of March, 2013,
at 11:00 o’clock a.m. in the District Courtroom, Pontotoc County Courthouse, Ada,
Oklahoma, and all persons interested in said Estate are notified then and there to
appear and show cause, if any they have, why the said Account should not be settled
and allowed, distribution of the Estate and the Personal Representative discharged.
DATED this 5 day of March, 2013.
Thomas S. Landrith
Judge of the District Court
Dale Rex, OBA#31199
Kurt B Sweeney, OBA#17455
Attorney for Personal Representative
PO Box 70
Ada, Oklahoma 74821
580-332-7200, FAX 580-332-7201
(Published in The Allen Advocate on March 7, 2013)
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- Acreages
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(405)379-3331 100 N Hinckley - Holdenville
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(405 )379-7988
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Brenda Welch, Sales Associate 379-8044 - Cell (405)380-8188
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Sellers of Rural Property
All Types Needed.
LegaL notiCe
NOTICE OF OPPORTUNITY FOR DISADVANTAGED BUSINESS ENTERPRISES
All interested persons are hereby given
notice that the Pontotoc County Public Transit dba Call a Ride Public Transit is seeking
financial assistance from the U.S. Department
of Transportation for the purpose of operating
a Section 5311 rural public transportation program during FY-2014. The Pontotoc County
Public Transit dba Call a Ride Public Transit
has established a Disadvantaged Business
Enterprises (DBE) program in accordance
with regulations of the U.S. Department of
Transportation (DOT), 49 CFR Part 26.
The AGENCY is giving public notice that
it wishes to abide by the policy established by
the U.S. Department of Transportation. DBEs
interested in the opportunity to compete for
and perform contracts with the transit program
for the services listed below may contact Tami
Baker, Director of Call a Ride Public Transit,
15425 CR 3540, Ada, OK, 74820 or call 580332-7056
ANTICIPATED CONTRACTING OPPORTUNITIES ARE AS FOLLOWS:
· Audit
· Vehicle/Building Insurance
· Fuel/Oil
(Published in The Allen Advocate on March
7 and 14, 2013)
We now offer home warranties to our buyers and sellers.
Scott McCormack
Cell 580-310-4389
West of Ada on Hwy 3W • (580)436-5033
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Steers
372-398 .......................... $177.50-$181.00
403-440 .......................... $169.00-$177.00
463-493 .......................... $160.00-$169.00
500-545 .......................... $148.00-$165.00
550-574 .......................... $143.00-$153.00
610-625 .......................... $137.00-$138.00
Medium & Large 1
270-285 .............................$198.00-$213.00
500-525 .............................$164.00-$177.00
661...................................................$142.50
Medium & Large 1-2
418-445 .............................$171.00-$180.00
464-484 .............................$173.00-$175.00
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409 NW J.A.
Richardson Loop
Ada, OK
(580) 332-8933
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Shelby Heck - Assoc. ......................................... 320-3780
Rebecca Terry - Assoc. ...................................... 399-9418
Theresa Stewart - Bro/Asc ................................. 320-2136
3 BED 2 BATH — Nice brick home on corner lot in Stonewall.
$78,000 REDUCED TO $69,900 MLS#49907
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Allen Hosts visit from Magic Valentino Willis
THE ALLEN ADVOCATE, MARCH 7, 2013 - PAGE 11
Pictured above are Allen
Student, Matthew Frazier,
and Magic Valentino Willis,
of Harlem Swish Basketball. Valentino, a veteran player,
was at Allen Elementary
School February 19, to talk
with students about making maining drug-free for a
good choices. personal reason. He lost a
M agic Valentino Willis good friend, a professional
travels to schools inform- ball player, to drug abuse. ing students of the dangers Valentino advised students
of drugs. He shares the to not make the same tragic
important message of re- mistake.
Captain “Magic” Valentino also discussed other
serious topics through comDinner and a movie, a traditional evening out, were enjoyed edy and games with the
last Thursday, February 28th, by several members of the Allen students and faculty. He
talked about staying away
Sorority. Dinner & a Movie
The ladies gathered for dinner at Papa Giorgio’s in Ada, then
traveled on down to the historic, and beautifully remodeled,
McSwain Theater to watch the classic movie musical “Funny
Face”, staring Fred Astaire and Audrey Hepburn, from 1957.
Enjoying the movie were Melonie Johnson, Becky Boyd, Janice Deaton, Jennifer Smith, Cindi Sanders and Cindy Davis.
Blake Shelton to perform
at Murray State benefit
Murray State College is
pleased to announce a benefit concert by Blake Shelton on campus. The concert
will be held on Thursday,
March 14th, at 8:00 pm inside Fletcher Auditorium. Proceeds from the concert
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Anyone having interest in a 1985 HD
FXW VIN#1HD1BEL19FYO12804, Contact Harold Coffee, 580-550-9796. Sale
Date: March 15, 2013.
February 28, March 7 and 14, 2013)
benefit the Tishomingo,
Ravia and Milburn fire departments and Murray State
College. Tickets are $30 each and
will go on sale beginning
at noon on March 8 th in
the MSC Campus Box Office located in the Campus
Center. Tickets can also
be purchased by calling
(580)371-2337. Sales will
continue from noon until
6:00 pm daily until the tickets are gone.
“This may be the smallest
venue that Blake plays all
year, but he couldn’t be appreciated more,” says Murray State College President
Joy McDaniel. “Where
else in the world other than
Tishomingo, Oklahoma
can you find country music
superstars who are doing so
much for the communities
they live in - I would bet
nowhere! What an amazing
opportunity for the college
and our community.”
from cigarettes, alcohol,
and drugs. He emphasized
that academic and athletic
achievements are difficult
to achieve when drugs and
alcohol are involved. He
was resolute with students
about respecting one another, student and adult alike,
and spoke about ways to
help stop bullying, which is
prevalent in schools today. Willis stressed to students
how they need to listen to
their parents, grandparents,
and teachers. He told students that “these adults care
about you and want to see
you succeed.”
Willis also stated to our
students, “There are future
doctors, teachers, our state
or national leaders, or the
next President of the United
States sitting here today!”
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Contact Nancy Arlita George, 866-3363654. Sale date: March 8, 2013.
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Harley W. Lewis—operating a motor vehicle with
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valid driver’s license
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Derrick R. Belcher—no
Kelsie Marie McMahan—
seat belt
Loytonja Sue Brewer—no limit
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belt
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Jamie Vicars—no seat
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belt
Saranne Chloe Frwel—
Jeffrey Walton—speeding
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Stephanie Gonzales—
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Michaele Ranee Alverez—bogus check
Robert Batt—driving a
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County’s roads and right-of-ways described
in Pontotoc County Board of Commissioner’s
Resolution #12-56, attached hereto as Exhibit
“C”. All aye.
Motion by Roberts, second by Floyd, to
table awarding bid #14, District #3 purchasing a 2010 or newer backhoe with trade in
option. All aye.
approve qualifying Houston Jack Wells to occupy the home built with OHFA Home Grant
10-346 monies. All aye.
There were no gas leaks found in the AgriPlex, however, bills were high in February
2013.
Motion by Starns, second by Floyd, to approve February 2013 payroll. All aye.
Approved claims.
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ZREAP: 1, SODA, 2688.41,
REIMBURSEMENT;ZTAX: 27, FICHT,
ELRETA, 187.00, REFUND;GENERAL:
915, THOMSON WEST, 418.70, SPLY;
916, LAKE DESIGN, 130.00, SERVICE;
917, NAPA OF ADA, 22.25, SPLY; 918,
A T & T, 65.96, PHONE; 919, WALKER,
PAMELA A, 188.45, TRAVEL; 920,
STAMP FULFILLMENT SERVICES,
1052.20, SPLY; 921, BYRD, DEBBIE
L., 328.04, TRAVEL; 922, TODD,
SHARI LYNN, 149.50, TRAVEL; 923, A
T & T, 54.92, PHONE; 924, LAMBERT
MECHANICAL INC, 884.39, SERVICE;
925, SOUTHWESTERN STATIONARY
& BANK SUPPLY, 157.59, SPLY; 926,
THYSSENKRUP, 408.00, SERVICE; 927,
MILLER OFFICE EQUIPMENT, 24.00,
SERVICE; 928, SHERRELL STEEL
L.L.C, 40.00, SPLY; 929, ZACHARY S
TINT SHOP, 60.00, SERVICE;HIGHWAY:
1714, STARNS, GARY, 138.00, TRAVEL;
1715, A T & T, 161.82, PHONE; 1716,
ADAY, CAROLYN, 304.20, RD MAT; 1717,
DOLESE BROS, 422.31, SPLY; 1718,
FENTRESS OIL CO., 6168.78, SPLY;
1724, HERCULES TIRE SALES INC,
127.92, SPLY; 1725, JO CO EQUIPMENT,
737.41, SPLY; 1726, MHC KENWORTH,
610.16, MAINT; 1727, SERVICE AUTO
MALL, 56.06, SPLY; 1728, STAPLES
CREDIT PLAN, 212.25, SPLY; 1729,
TRACTOR SUPPLY, 67.96, SPLY; 1730,
U S CELLULAR, 106.67, PHONE; 1731,
CROWELL LOCK & SAFE, 8.60, SPLY;
1732, HERCULES TIRE SALES INC,
1447.96, MAINT; 1733, MEAD LUMBER
DO-IT CENTER, 65.09, MAINT; 1734, U
S CELLULAR, 133.70, PHONE; 1735,
WARREN CAT, 435.91, SPLY; 1736,
ROBERTS, JUSTIN, 223.68, TRAVEL;
1737, FITTSTONE INC, 1221.14, SPLY;
1738, HALL S AUTO, 176.80, SPLY; 1739,
RED ROCK PIT, 197.23, SPLY; 1740,
SEAL MASTERS INC, 3245.00, SPLY;
1741, SEAL MASTERS INC, 1688.50,
SPLY; 1742, SHERRELL STEEL L.L.C,
L.L.C, 56.00, SPLY; 1744, SHERRELL
STEEL L.L.C, 835.64, SPLY; 1745, U
S CELLULAR, 102.21, SPLY; 1746,
HASKELL LEMON CONSTRUCTION
CO, 27206.08, RD MAT; 1747, B & S
SANITATION, 45.00, SPLY; 1748, B
& S SANITATION, 45.00, SERVICE;
1749, FLOYD, RANDY WADE, 199.95,
TRAVEL;SENIOR CITIZENS TRANS:
272, CABLE ONE, 75.95, SERVICE;
273, FENTRESS OIL CO., 3114.90,
SPLY;HEALTH: 215, A T & T, 638.94,
SERVICE; 216, ADA PAPER COMPANY,
277.92, SPL; 217, CANNON FINANCIAL
SERVICES INC, 292.00, SPLY; 218,
CENTERPOINT ENERGY - ARKLA,
585.44, SERVICE; 219, KELLOGG
ELECTRIC LLC, 125.33, SPLY; 220,
MILLER OFFICE, 65.00, SPLY; 221, O G &
E, 809.09, SPLY; 222, STAPLES CREDIT
PLAN, 409.44, SPL; 223, STAPLES
CREDIT PLAN, 801.90, SPLY; 224,
TERRY S PEST CONTROL, 44.00, SPLY;
225, WAL MART COMMUNITY BRC,
125.14, SPLY;RESALE PROPERTY: 71,
COUNTY TREASURERS ASSOCIATION
OF OKLA, %CHRISTY K, 150.00,
REGISTRATION;SHERIFF FEES: 450,
CODA, % KAREN MUEGGENBORG,
75.00, REGISTRATION; 451, TIP TOP
CLEANERS, 5.00, SPLY; 452, NICHOLS
DOLLAR SAVER, 639.70, SPLY; 453,
O G & E, 2073.82, SPLY; 454, WAL
MART COMMUNITY BRC, 500.55,
SPLY; 455, TERRY S PEST CONTROL,
65.00, SERVICE; 456, CENTERPOINT
ENERGY - ARKLA, 1252.51, SPLY; 457,
CENTERPOINT ENERGY - ARKLA,
1 3 0 0 . 0 0 , S E RV I C E ; 4 5 8 , VA N C E
CHEVROLET, 6456.11, SPLY;COUNTY
CLERK MECH LIENS: 63, A T & T, 215.46,
SPLY; 64, ADA PAPER COMPANY,
146.05, SPLY;AGRI PLEX: 304, A T & T,
125.75, SPLY; 305, CULLIGAN, 49.48,
SERVICE; 306, FENTRESS OIL CO.,
156.41, SPLY; 307, MEAD LUMBER
DO-IT CENTER, 21.97, SPL; 308, MEAD
LUMBER DO-IT CENTER, 23.94, SPLY;
309, O G & E, 62.30, SERVICE; 310,
SHERRELL STEEL L.L.C, 81.75, SPLY;
SPLY; 312, STAPLES CREDIT PLAN,
29.76, SPLY;ZSALE: 70, A T & T, 1116.70,
REMITTANCE; 71, THYSSENKRUP,
3 0 0 . 0 0 , S P LY; E M E R G E N C Y
MANAGEMENT: 38, A T & T, 49.98,
PHONE; 39, FENTRESS OIL CO.,
210.55, SPLY; 40, HAM RADIO OUTLET
INC, 139.90, SPLY; 41, TECH WORLD,
220.00, SPLY; 42, TOP HAND TOWER,
10400.00, EQUIP;”
adjourn. All aye.
The foregoing are the minutes of the Board
of County Commissioners for the month of
February 2013 of the County Commissioners
Journal No. 14.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
PONTOTOC COUNTY, OKLAHOMA
Gary Starns, Chairman
Justin Roberts, Member
Randy Floyd, Member
ATTEST:
Pam Walker
County Clerk
(Published in The Allen Advocate on March
7, 2013)
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Out and
About
Jessi Merriman - 1st place Class 5 Crossbred Barrows
M argaret Johnson and
Glenda Ferguson traveled
to Seminole last Saturday.
There they met Denny Johnson of Chandler for lunch at
the Catfish Roundup restaurant.
—O&A—
J ill Kaminski and Julie
Deaton have been making
frequent trips to Oklahoma
City to visit their mother,
Jan Moore, a patient at the
Oklahoma Heart Hospital.
—O&A—
Out & about this past Saturday to visit with JoeAnn
Hogue have been her granddaughter, Michele Anderson
and Andrew of Ada, and
granddaughter Lori Carruthers and Keith of Tuttle.
A lso visiting recently
with Mrs. Hogue has been
her son, Terry Hogue of
Longview, Texas.
—O&A—
Noel and Ashley Arnold
and Jax of Edmond were
out & about during the past
weekend visiting with family.
Gary’s
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continued Page 14
$
100 every hour
Hot Seats
CASH
Holdenville
4p-10p
Players must play with their Players Club Card to be eligible
Daily Promtions
Seniors Day
Monday
Colton Howard - 1st place Duroc Barrow Class 1, 3rd place
Hamp Barrow Class 4, Breed Champion Duroc, Jr. Swine
Showmanship Winner
Pre-K Student of the Week
Pre-K Student of the Week is
Cherish Woodward.Cherish was
born August 3rd in Ada.Her family is Dad and Mom, and brother
Breken.
C harity’s favorite book is
“Ruff”; her favorite food is Mac
& Cheese. Her pets are named
Scooter and Sunny; her friends
are Taylor and Sophia.
Cherish likes to play with farm
animals.Someday she wants to
be a cheerleader.She is excited
about snow.
birthdays
and anniversaries
March 7 — Mr. & Mrs. Pete Stamps*, Jaysun Edwards
March 8 — Emily Wade, Leona Eubank**, Mr. & Mrs.
Steve Files*, Walter Jones
March 9 — Casey Taylor, Melissa Cooksey
March 10— Jordyn Mills, Cody Lively, Megan Lively, Mr.
& Mrs. Monte Taylor*
March 11 — Hunter Harden, Hazen Adsit, Anjelica Griffin, Jack Deaton*
March 12 — Kala Stephens, Kim Mowdy, Kazz Griffin,
Mr. & Mrs. Charley Henthorn*, Rev. Paul Jones
March 13 — Mr. & Mrs. Jack Deaton*, Carly Sanders,
Cole Goodson
March 14 — Sandra Rowsey, Shelby Lewis**, Jerry Taylor, Jennie Evett, Mr. & Mrs. Mike Lawler*, Jonathan &
Amanda Rhoads*
March 15 — Lyn Anderson, Ken Akins
March 16 — Joe Taylor, Elijah Jon Cooksey
March 17 — Bill Robinson, J.T. Knighten
$10 Free Play for earning 20 points plus Hot Seat drawings
every 30 minutes
from 11a-2p. Winners will receive a $50 free play and the
final drawing at 2pm
will be for $100 cash. (Seniors only)
Must earn 20 points to be eligible for free play.
Men’s Day
Tuesday
$10 Free Play for earning 20 points plus receive 1 entry for
every 20 points earned from 6pm thru 11pm for your
chance at $300 cash at 11pm. (Men only)
Special Promtions
MARCH
BIRTHDAYS
Come in and celebrate your birthday with us. You’ll receive a $10 Free Play
courtesy of Creek Nation Casino – Holdenville
on any day during the month.
Ladies Day
Wednesday
every 20 points earned from 6pm thru 11pm for your
chance at $300 cash at 11pm. (Ladies only)
TGI
Thursday
every 20 points earned from 6pm thru 11pm for your chance
at $300 cash at 11pm.
(All Player Club Members)
Cash Fever
March 31st
Join us on Sunday March 31st for our Easter
“Egg-travaganza”. You could be one
of our hourly Hot Seat Winners with a chance
to win up to 300.00 cash.
Drawings every hour starting at 5p until 9pm. OKC Thunder Up
Giveaway
Friday
Come in and feel the fever, “Cash Fever”. Hot Seat Drawings start at 7pm,
hourly winners will receive $100 in Free Play and
the final drawing at Midnight for $500 cash.
Double Your Luck
Saturday
Come in from 10am-2pm and receive your $10 Match Play
Plinko is back!!! From 7pm-12am
all hourly Hot Seat winners will receive
1 Plinko chip for your chance to
Winner will receive (1) 3 ticket pack for the April
entries starting March 1st thru 31st. Drawing
will be on April 1, 2013 at 8pm. Earn 1 entry for
chines.
Win Up To $500 cash!!!
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Out & About Allen
They visited in the home
of his grandmother, Jane
Cassell, and at the home
of his parents, James and
Donna Arnold, where they
were joined by his paternal
grandmother, Beulah Arnold.
—O&A—
Jarid Knighten celebrated
his 19th birthday on Wednesday, February 27th, and was
honored with a birthday
party at his home, hosted by
his parents Brian and Jeree
Knighten.
Guests included his grandmother Loretta Craig, Bubba
Springtime Spruce Up
SAVINGS
Sale Dates Good March 6-11, 2013
24
99
4 cu. ft.
Wheelbarrow
Flexogen 5/8”x50”
Garden Hose
Heavy-duty, crush
resistant 8-ply
construction. Full
flow brass couplings
Max kink resistant.
32
99
5M maximum hopper
capacity. New edgeguard
technology protects landscapes and the environment. Fully assembled.
Ortho “Groundclear”
Complete Vegetation
Killer Concentrate
Prevents new
weed growth for
up to 1 year.
9 19
Qt
Grounds, Bella and Bentley of Oklahoma City, and
Chris and Lindy Taylor and
Coen of El Reno.
—O&A—
C arl and June Vinson
traveled to Cushing this
past weekend to visit with
Phillip, Charlotte, Quentin,
Tammy, Ireland and Quinn
Vinson, and Natalie and
Baylie Sommers.
While there they attended church services at the
Cushing United Pentecostal
Church where Phillip and
Charlotte are pastors.
16” 2-ply tires. Hardwood
handles.
Scott’s Edgeguard Mini
Broadcast Spreader
99
36
99
Winget and friend Caden, all
of Byng, and grandparents
Jearl and Linda Knighten,
and aunt Tammy Lawler,
Kayla and Lauren, all of
Allen.
—O&A—
Tom and Agnes Taylor
traveled to Cogar, Oklahoma Sunday to visit their
son and daughter-in-law,
Jerry and Gina Taylor.
Others there for the day
were Gary and Michaela Wright, Thomas and
Aiden of Tribune, Kansas,
Shawn Taylor and Jennifer
99
gal
YOUR CHOICE
4 in 1 or
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Long Fiberglass
Handle Garden Tools
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Shovel, Squar point
shovel, Bow Rake or
Garden Hoe
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Each
J.B.’s Lumber & Ace Home Center
1407 North Country Club Road • Ada, Oklahoma
(580)436-3992
Store Hours: Mon - Fri 7:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. •
Sat 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. • Sunday 12 noon to 6 p.m.
Brayden Griffith won first place with his Duroc
barrow.
THANKS
The Allen FFA and
4-H would like to
say a special thanks
to Allen Masonic
Lodge and Farmers State Bank for
their generous donation of time and
resources.
The students had
a very successful
showing season because of in large
part to the help of
many parents, community and other
individuals.
We couldn’t do it
without you!
Thanks
Tyler Spencer
Allen FFA
&
April Whitehead
Allen 4-H

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