Oklahoma FreeWheel rolls into Coalgate

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Volume 133 Number 15 COALGATE, OKLAHOMA 74538
Coal County (USPS 120140)
50¢
Wednesday, JUNE 22, 2016
Oklahoma FreeWheel rolls into Coalgate
The Coalgate Park
looked like Tent City by
mid-afternoon Sunday
as
several
hundred
Oklahoma
FreeWheel
cyclists began arriving.
Coalgate was the first
overnight stop in the
bikers’ weeklong ride
across Oklahoma.
The FreeWheelers tour
the state every year in
June. The route changes
each year, but typically
begins near the Red River,
Oklahoma’s
southern
border with Texas, and
travels north to end just
across the Kansas state
line.
The theme for the
2016 tour is “A Tribute
to the Five Tribes of
Oklahoma,” with the
group spending at least
one night in each of the
Five Nations.
The bikers began their
trip on Sunday morning
in Madill (Chickasaw
Nation)
and
began
arriving in Coalgate
(Choctaw Nation) a few
hours later. Several said
the 68-mile trip took
about six hours.
After spending Monday
night
in
Wewoka
(Seminole Nation), the
tour continued on to
Okmulgee located in the
Muscogee (Creek) Nation.
On Wednesday, the group
will travel to Sand Springs,
which is also located in
the Muscogee (Creek)
Nation.
From Sand
Springs, the tour works
its way around Tulsa to
Claremore
(Cherokee
Nation) and then to the
northeast corner of the
Cherokee Nation and to
Bartlesville.
The final day of the 2016
Oklahoma
FreeWheel
tour takes riders across
the Oklahoma-Kansas
border into downtown
Caney, KS. By then, they
will have pedaled about
460 miles.
Highway robbery
remains under
investigation
Coal County Sheriff Bryan Jump said Monday
that his office and the Tupelo Police Department are
still investigating the robbery of an Indian Nation
Wholesale truck that happened early Friday morning,
June 17.
A report filed by sheriff’s deputy Anthony Garvin
states that the driver of the truck reported he was
driving north on SH 48 about one-eighth mile south
of Tupelo when a pickup passed him and then stopped
in the road in front of the truck. That was around 5:15
a.m., he said.
Two men got out of the truck, the driver said. One
man approached the driver’s side door, pulled a
revolver and ordered him out of the truck. He said he
was held against the side of the truck while the second
man got inside the cab and took the empty money
bag, the truck keys and his cell phone. The suspects
then got in their pickup and continued driving north
on Hwy. 48.
The suspects’ pickup is described as a single cab,
older model primer gray Chevrolet.
The driver told Garvin that both men were white.
The man holding the gun was described as bald with
a mustache, approximately 6’3” and 200 pounds with
tattoos on his arms.
Jump said the Sheriff’s Office and Tupelo Police
Department are checking surveillance videos of local
businesses and following all possible leads.
Anyone with information should contact the
Sheriff’s Office at 580-927-2121 or 580-927-3227 or
the Tupelo Police Department at 580-845-2412.
OKLAHOMA FREEWHEEL — 90-year-old cyclist Hubert Pollok of Tulsa wasn’t exactly
thrilled to be flagged down on SH 31 to have his picture taken, but he managed a slight
smile as the camera clicked. Within seconds, Hubert was back on his bike pedaling his
way to Coalgate and the Coalgate Park. Steve Pollok, Tulsa (left), said FreeWheel 2016
marks his dad’s 32nd ride. On the right is Steve’s buddy, Greg Hampsey of Penn Yan, NY,
who made the trip to Oklahoma for the FreeWheel tour.
OKLAHOMA FREEWHEEL — Chelsea Wedlow, left, and Lynie Richardson with G&G
(Granny and Girls) of Ada were kept busy making fry bread for Indian tacos as hungry
cyclists arrived at the Coalgate Park Community Center.
Coalgate’s 30th Annual Independence Day Celebration
This
year
marks
Coalgate’s
30th
annual
Independence
Day
Celebration.
Coalgate will celebrate
Independence Day on
Monday, July 4, with a
parade, a performance by
the Oklahoma Territorial
Gunslingers, and activities
at the Coalgate Park. The
grand finale will be a 4th
of July fireworks display
by the Coalgate Fire
Department.
This is the information
Register
has
been
furnished at this time:
10:00 a.m. – Parade
lineup behind the Coalgate
School gymnasium.
10:45 a.m. – Coalgate
Community Photo on
Main Street. This is part
of the Chamber’s 75th
anniversary celebration.
The photo will be taken
from atop the Coalgate
Fire Department’s ladder
truck.
10:50 a.m. – Oklahoma
Territorial Gunslingers
on N. Main Street.
11:00 a.m. – Parade
begins. Parade theme:
“America the Beautiful.”
Various activities will
take place in the park all
afternoon and evening,
including
the
Lions
Club train, live music, a
political speaking, and a
fireworks display by the
Coalgate Fire Department
at 9:45 p.m.
A complete schedule
will be published in next
week’s paper.
OKLAHOMA FREEWHEEL — Paul Weisenfels of Ft.
Smith, AR, relaxes at the Coalgate Park Community
Center after pedaling six hours from Madill to Coalgate.
The 2016 Oklahoma FreeWheel tour across Oklahoma is
Paul’s 22nd consecutive ride. He is a butcher by trade and
owns Paul’s Meat Market in Ft. Smith.
PAGE A-2—COALGATE RECORD REGISTER—JUNE 22, 2016
Library reading program
wraps up next week
ELECT NICK LEE
There is one thing I would like everyone to know,
that is I have ran a CLEAN campaign and will
continue to run a CLEAN campaign. Like I have
said in the past, we have all made our mistakes
and that is what has made me a better person
today. Another thing I have expressed in my ads
and campaigning is that Johnny Ward has done a
lot of good things in District 2 and Coal County. I
just think that I have some different ideas on how
to do some things. I know that it will be a new
learning experience but I feel I have the experience to be YOUR county commissioner because
of my past work history and fast learning abilities.
June 28, 2016
Nick Lee
for
The final week of the
library’s Summer Reading program will include a
tween/teen STEM program
on Monday, American Indian storyteller Will Hill
on Tuesday, and visual art
journaling on Thursday.
The tween/tween program at 2:00 p.m. Monday,
June 27, will be an egg
drop. The kids will compete by packing a raw egg
in a box with packing material around it. The box will
be dropped from a certain
height and then checked to
see if the egg broke.
On Tuesday, June 28, at
2:00 p.m., American Indian
Paid for by Nick Lee
Melvin “Hopper” Jackson
COALGATE
SONS OF CONFEDERATE VETERANS
BENJAMIN F. SMALLWOOD CAMP #2259
MEMBERSHIP DRIVE
For County Commissioner District #2
Membership eligibility: Must be 16 years of age or older and provide proof
of a relative that served on the Confederate side in the Civil War. Membership is open to all eligible persons regardless of race, color, national origin,
or religion. There is no discrimination. Sons of Confederate Veterans is not
a religious or political group. It is a group of people that are proud of their
Southern heritage.
To request a membership application, contact Adjutant Alvin W. Johnson at
580-927-6854 or attend a meeting. Meetings are held the second Saturday of
each month 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. at the Coal County Public Library meeting room in Coalgate. The next meeting will be Saturday, July 9. These are
open meetings.
THE PuBLIC IS CORDIALLy INVITED TO ATTEND.
COALGATE
BENJAMIN F. SMALLWOOD CAMP #2259 MEETING
Saturday, July 9, 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
At this time of year we hear a lot of speeches and promises of how a candidate will perform if
elected and it is up to us to weigh the honesty and integrity of these words. It is also our responsibility as citizens with the freedom to vote for such candidates to decide who will do the
best job. Remember you are hiring this person to work for you so they must be able to address
your concerns and questions. I would like to address some of the questions that I have been
asked during my campaign.
• #1- If you are elected, are you going to fire everyone?
No. It is my experience that people “fire” themselves. Those currently working
for District 2 will still have a job as long as they are doing their job.
• #2-What do you know about writing grants?
I know that the county works with SODA and grant writers to obtain money for
roads and bridge repairs. The paperwork involved is kept by county employees
and the commissioner is responsible for completing the application for
these grants.
• #3- Why do you want to be commissioner and what is your plans?
I would like to see Coal County be a place that we can continue to be proud of
and ensure that it is a safe place for our children and grandchildren. I like to
help people and this job would allow me to help people in a much broader way.
• #4- Will you take care of the cemeteries?
Absolutely! We all have loved ones in our local cemeteries and this is that last
thing we can do to honor them.
• #5- What can you do for me, I live in the city?
The county has an Interlocal agreement with the city of Coalgate to aid with needs and
projects for improvements and repairs.
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#6- What do you plan to do about the county roads?
The roads in rural areas must be maintained and repaired as needed to ensure that our
children, family and friends travel safely to and from work, school, etc. I will have work
orders for the needed repairs and will address the problems based on priority of need.
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#7- What do you plan to do with the 45th Infantry Park?
The 45th Infantry Park is an asset to our county and I plan to honor our veterans by keeping
it nice and safe for our children and visitors.
#8- How will you work with the other commissioners and elected officials?
I plan to work with the other 2 districts as well as the other elected officials for the county
to utilize taxpayer’s money in the most efficient way. This means assisting the other
commissioners with equipment and supplies when needed to make repairs in a timely
manner. We have been hit hard with flood waters this year and some areas more than
others. So regardless which district you live in you can be assured that I will work to
help the other commissioners during these kinds of times. If you want to know if I can
work with these people then give them a call.
#9- What are your qualifications and experience?
I have worked as a heavy equipment operator for an electrical contractor for the last
10 years. This job requires that I be certified to operate a crane and numerous other types of
equipment.
I am CLEET certified to work in law enforcement and maintained a position as Reserve
Deputy for Coal County for 2 years under Roy Deck. I am certified in surface mining and ran plant
operations for an aggregate company for over 10 years. I have worked in road construction and
have been self-employed.
My best qualification for the job of county commissioner is my life experience and
accomplishments which is my family. The most important decision a person ever makes in life
is choosing a mate and I feel I have chosen well. My wife of 31 years and I have raised two
very good citizens that make us very proud. As the old saying goes “The proof is in the pudding”.
Coal County Public Library Meeting Room
Coalgate
Guest speaker will be Ken Cook of Tulsa, Division Commander for
Sons of Confederate Veterans. He will be speaking on Jefferson
Davis and the National Capital.
Open meeting. Public is cordially invited.
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Pittsburg County
“Relay for Life”
in McAlester at the new
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Boys & Girls Club
Saturday, June 25th at noon
Cancer survivor dinner at 12:30
All proceeds benefit the American Cancer Society
TK’s Hair Salon
Hairdressers bring color to the world
Tommie Kay Martinez
Owner/Stylist
580-927-0098
Kayla Lane Stylist
580-927-5263
By appointment only
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#10- Will you continue to work your present job?
NO. I am currently working for PAR Electrical as a Heavy Equipment Operator but if
elected as commissioner I will dedicate myself to the duties of the position. County
Commissioner is a full time job that I intend to take very seriously and will give it 100%.
As your commissioner I will help with anything
that is needed and you can call me anytime.
So if you are looking for someone who would like to
make a positive impact on our county,
then look no further.
1008 S. Bayard ~ Coalgate, Ok 74538
LADONNA
FLOWERS
Mr. Hill asks us to please
not take any pictures.
The visual art journaling program will continue
on Thursday, June 30, at
2:00 p.m. If you have been
coming, you can still join
in this week. We will be
having a good time in the
meeting room.
The Summer Reading Program is free for
the youth of Coal County.
Sponsors include the Institute of Museums and
Library Services; Sonic,
America’s Drive-In; and
the Oklahoma Department
of Libraries.
ELECT
Coal County Commissioner District 2
Thank you,
Nick Lee
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storyteller Will Hill will
present his tale of “The
Bird’s Great Race & the
Sugared Bear.”
Excitement and thrills
pack this presentation as
you listen and participate
in the animal stories of
Native America as told
by Will Hill, a full-blood
American Indian storyteller and Smithsonian
performer. You will laugh
and cheer as you join in the
tales. You will also learn
the “be healthy” song of
the Sugared Bear complete
with flute, rattle and drum.
A delight for all audiences
from 7, 70, to 700.
Feel free to call 580-889-0404
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On June 28th cast your vote for
Melvin “Hopper” Jackson
an honest man for an honest job!
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Coal County Court Clerk
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Service Thursday for William “Dub” Webb
Funeral services for William “Dub”
Houston Webb, a Coalgate resident,
will be held Thursday, June 23, 2016
at 2:00 p.m. at Brown’s Funeral Chapel in Coalgate with Rev. Bill Weathers
officiating. There will be no graveside
service, but
a
private
family service will be
held at a later date.
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Webb was
born April
27,
1927
to
James
and Bettie
Ann
(Allen) Webb at
Ti s h o m i n go, OK and
passed away
June
17,
2016 at Ada
at the age of
89 years, 1
month and
21
days.
He graduated from
Tishomingo
High School
and
married Doris
(Hancock)
on March 15, 1958 at the First Baptist Church in Coalgate. “Dub” served
in the United States Navy and was a
printer for the Coalgate Record Register. He was a member of the VFW,
enjoyed fishing and hunting, spending
time with friends, family and telling
jokes.
Survivors include his wife of 58
years, Doris, of the home in Coalgate;
daughter, Betti Pearl Roberts and husband, Eugene Roberts, Jr. of Coalgate;
grandchildren, Jesse Houston Stevens of
Tulsa, OK and Sky Dawn Stevens and
husband, Justin Avery of McAlester;
great grandsons, Noah Stevens Gregor
of McAlester and
Luke Avery
of McAlester; siblings,
Ed
Webb and
wife, Carol
of Tishomingo, Madine Staggs
of Mansville, OK
and Tressie
Hellbrand
of
OKC;
nieces and
nephews,
Faye Hopka
and
husband, Jim
of
Lawton, Billy
Dodd and
wife, Vicki
of
Jenks,
Debra Kennemore of
Tulsa; Jacky
Schluterman of OKC, Kay Roberts of Crosslanding, CA, Terry Roberts of Nevada, Jesse Roberts of CA; along with numerous
nieces and nephews and many other
relatives and friends.
He was preceded in death by his parents; three siblings and 4 half-siblings.
Honorary pallbearers will be Walter
Nichols, Joe Nichols, Brian Lee, Floyd
Gibson, Steven Johnson and Kevin Parry.
Service held for Aaron Thomas Musgrave
Graveside services for Aaron Thomas Musgrave, a longtime Caney resident, were held Monday, June 6, 2016
at 10:00 a.m. at Stewart Gammon Cemetery in Caney, OK with Rev. Jeremy
Parham officiating. Brown’s Funeral
Service of Atoka was in
charge of arrangements.
Mr. Musgrave was
born October 7, 1961 to
Ero “Tom” Thomas and
Lavon (Blevins) Musgrave at Coalgate, OK and
passed away June 1, 2016
at Denison, TX at the age
of 54 years, 7 months and
25 days. He attended
Coalgate School, graduated form Kiowa High School and got his Associate
degree from the University of Phoenix
College. Aaron was a janitor for many
years at Hurley Manor and Hurley Hospital in Coalgate. He was also a nurse’s
assistant. Aaron proudly served his
country in the U. S. Army. He married
Cathy Diane (Kerr) at Caney and they
had 34 wonderful years together. Aaron
was of the Baptist faith and collected
coins and guns and loved watching OU
football.
Survivors include his wife, Cathy
Diane Musgrave of the home in Caney,
OK; stepson, Matthew Kerr and wife,
Laura of Caney; daughter, Beanna Loudermilk of Atoka; stepson, J. T. Wallace
and wife, Carrie of Durant; grandchildren, Walt
Kerr and Cora Jewel Kerr
of Caney, Carley Loudermilk and Hunter Loudermilk of Atoka, Riley Wallace and Ryan Wallace
of Druant; brother, Gordon Kent Musgrave of
San Antonio, TX; sister,
Tressa Diane Hess and
husband, Gerry of Ohio; niece, Abigail
Musgrave of San Antonio, TX; special
Aunt, Elizabeth Harkins of Tupelo,
OK, along with cousins, other relatives
and many dear and loved friends.
He was preceded in death by his parents and a brother, David Wade Musgrave.
Casketbearers were Matt Kerr, John
Shoutty, James Hunter, Troy Blevins
and Cody Woolf. Honorary bearer was
Jerry Holland.
Service Thursday for Vicki Lynn Newport
Memorial service for Vicki Lynn (Colvin) Newport, a Coalgate resident, will
be held Thursday, June 23, 2016 at 10:00 a.m. at Brown’s Funeral Chapel in Coalgate with Pastor John Kinsey officiating. Brown’s Funeral Service of Coalgate is
in charge of arrangements.
Mrs. Newport was born January 6, 1954 to Simon and Reba (Nichols) Colvin at
Healdton, OK and passed away June 16, 2016 at Coalgate at the age of 62 years,
5 months and 10 days. She attended school at Healdton and married Eddie Stark.
Vicki worked as a cook in the nursing homes and restaurants. She enjoyed watching movies, crocheting and collecting angels.
Survivors include her husband, Eddie Stark of Coalgate; son, Jordon Perkins
and wife, Brenda of Coalgate; daughter, Jessica Brady of Branson, MO; sisters,
Bobbie Martin and Raymond Dale of San Marcos, TX and Judy Colvin of Lone
Grove, OK; granddaughters, Carissa McGavern and Joe Melton of Healdton, OK,
Julie Bills, Zoe Perkins and Herminoe Perkins all of Coalgate; grandsons, Blake
Brady and Zander Greenlee, both of Coalgate; great grandchildren, Joe Melton, Jr.,
Chance Melton, Aidon Hays and Paisley Melton all of Healdton; along with other
relatives and friends.
She was preceded in death by her parents; and daughter, Jennifer McGavern.
COALGATE RECORD REGISTER—JUNE 22, 2016—PAGE A-3
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Elect
McCoy
Thomas
District 2 Commissioner
Thank You
The family of Jerry Bates wishes to thank
everyone for all their acts of kindness during
our recent loss.
Thank you for the food, phone calls, prayers.
From the family of
Jerry Bates
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Commissioners’ Proceedings
The Board of County Commissioners of Coal County met for a regular scheduled meeting on
Monday, May 23rd, 2016 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, Michael Hensley,
Vice-chairman, Johnny Ward, Member, and Mandy Crites, Deputy Clerk.
Johnny Ward gave the invocation.
Guests present were as follows: Berney Blue, Nick Lee and Rachel Nix
Michael Hensley made a motion to approve the minutes from the previous meeting. Ward
seconded. Hensley, Ward and Jones approved.
There were no transfers of appropriations for approval.
Michael Hensley made a motion to approve the purchase orders for payment. Ward seconded.
Hensley, Ward and Jones approved the following:
Fiscal Year:
Payments by Fund
Approved
2015-2016
From: 5/18/2016
To: 5/24/2016
Warrant No. Vendor Name
911 COLLECTIONS
70
AT&T U-VERSE
71
AT&T
Amount
Purpose
$118.05
$3,776.06
911 SERVICE
911 SERVICE
$2,332.88
DIST 2 ROAD PROJECT
CD-4
44
SHAYLER & SHAYLER
$3,785.00
45
MYTOPO.COM
$1,287.34
46
47
MAP TOOLS
MAP TOOLS
$173.76
$647.82
EMERG MNGMT SERVICE
EMER
MNGMT
SOFTWARE
EMER MNGMT SUPPLIES
EMER MNGMT SUPPLIES
$161.88
OSU SERVICE
$25.05
SERVICE
$500.00
1664
C & C HARDWARE
$4.28
1665
1666
1667
1668
1669
1670
$82.06
$272.94
$47.11
$96.00
$333.25
$78.90
$50.69
SOLID WASTE PARTS
1672
1673
1674
ADA PAPER CO.
US CELLULAR
ADA PAPER CO.
TERMINIX PEST CONTROL
AT&T
YELLOWHOUSE MACHINERY CO
ATOKA
WELDING
AND
FABRICATION
AMERICAN ELECTRIC POWER
SPRINT
CASCO IND.
POSTAGE
INMATE WORK CREW
SUPPLIES
SUPPLIES
SERVICE
SUPPLIES
SERVICE
SERVICE
SOLID WASTE PARTS
$84.82
$39.99
$285.00
1675
COLLINS, TWYLA
$125.00
$80.09
$80.21
CLARITA RFD SERVICE
TUPELO RFD SERVICE
CAIRO RFD SUPPLIES
CLARITA SENIOR CITIZENS
SERVICE
CLARITA COMM CENTER
SUPPL
BLANKET
BLANKET
$69,775.47
TAX COLLECTION
$298.10
COALGATE
SUPPLIES
$150,000.00
EMS
CONTRACT
PAYMENT
1676
1677
1678
1679
1680
DOLLAR GENERAL-REGIONS
410526
COAL COUNTY HEALTHCARE
AUTHORITY
STANDING ROCK
$74.80
EMS 1A & 2 & 1C CASH ACCT.
6
CITY OF COALGATE
GENERAL BUDGET ACCT.
1461
AT&T U-VERSE
$37.65
1462
AT&T
$29.86
SHERIFF
SERVICE
SHERIFF
RFD
OFFICE
OFFICE
1463
AT&T
$70.62
1464
1465
$36.50
$12.90
$91.32
COUNTY CLERK RENTAL
1467
1468
CIRCLE N COALGATE LLC
CANNON FINANCIAL SERVICES
PITNEY BOWES GLOBAL FINANCIAL
SERVICES LLC
QUILL CORP
AT&T MOBILITY
SERVICE
SHERIFF OFFICE
SERVICE
BLANKET
MAINTENANCE CONT
$71.31
$51.98
ELECTION BD SUPPLIES
ELECTION BRD SERVICE
HIGHWAY
2234
2235
2236
2237
2238
2239
2240
2241
2242
2243
2244
2245
2246
2247
2248
2249
2250
2251
2252
2253
2254
2255
2256
2257
SHERRELL STEEL
TEXOMA UTILITY EQUIPMENT INC
SHERRELL STEEL
SPRINGHOUSE WATER
RICKS OIL COMPANY
B&S SUPPLIES
AT&T
DOLESE CO
ARAMARK
AT&T MOBILITY
JB RANCHES
RICKS OIL COMPANY
C & C HARDWARE
COALGATE AUTO SALES
COALGATE AUTO SALES
STUTEVILLE FORD MERCURY
C & C HARDWARE
C & C HARDWARE
DOUBLE S LUMBER
DIRECT DISCOUNT TIRE
BEST WESTERN PLUS
COALGATE FUELS
QUILL CORP
$770.00
$3,987.85
$385.80
$123.64
$370.00
$183.57
$70.93
$202.70
$36.30
$158.38
$3,088.41
$25.00
$209.98
$70.00
$128.64
$123.81
$391.30
$337.99
$157.89
$18.57
$445.00
$196.00
$1,322.55
$72.18
2258
KELLPRO COMPUTER SOLUTIONS
$27.92
2259
2260
2261
2262
2263
2264
2265
WELCH STATE BANK
SHAMROCK BANK
FIRSTBANK
WELCH STATE BANK
SHAMROCK BANK
SOUTHERN OKLA TRUCK REPAIR
$6,198.58
$4,741.48
$4,744.40
$3,337.86
$3,138.87
$1,708.93
$3,634.69
DIST 1 TIN HORN
DIST 1 LABOR
DIST 1 TIN HORN
DIST 1 WATER
DIST 1 TIRES
DIST 1 SHOP SUPPLIES
DIST 1 SERVICE
DIST 2 GRAVEL
DIST 2 SERVICE
DIST 2 HAULING
DIST 2 TIRES
DIST 2 TIRES
DIST 2 REPAIRS
DIST 2 REPAIRS
DIST 2 SERVICE
DIST 3 PARTS
DIST 3 SUPPLIES
DIST 3 SUPPLIES
DIST 3 SUPPLIES
DIST 3 TIRES
DIST 3 LODGING
DIST 3 FUEL BLANKET
COMM OFFICE SUPPLIES
COMMISSIONER
SERVICE
DIST 1 RENTAL
DIST 3 RENTAL
DIST 3 RENTAL
DIST 3 RENTAL
DIST 3 RENTAL
DIST 2 REPAIRS
DIST 3 REPAIR
MD-1A MD-1C MD-2 HEALTH BUDGET ACCT
176
CARDIAC SCIENCE CORP
177
AT&T
178
PITNEY BOWES INC
179
MILLER OFFICE EQUIPMENT
$249.00
$225.88
$174.00
$33.70
HEALTH DEPT SUPPLIES
HEALTH DEPT SERVICE
HEALTH DEPT SERVICE
MAINTENANCE CONT
RESALE PROPERTY
96
97
OMECORP LLC
$196.88
$58.25
MAINTENANCE CONT
TREAS SUPPLIES
SO-6 ASSESSORS HARDWARE UPGRADE
5
COUNTY RECORD INC
$50.00
ASSESSOR MAPS
1466
The next item on the agenda was to award fuel bids for the week of May 23-29. Deputy Clerk
Mandy Crites read aloud the telephone bids that were received by the time of the meeting as follows:
VENDOR
GAS / GAL
DIESEL / GAL
(w/discount if applicable)
CIRCLE N
3266
COALGATE FUELS
2197
KOUNTRY STORE
2652
MILLER MART
4388
TUPELO TRAVEL STOP
2360
RICK'S OIL COMPANY
2266
927927845937845927-
2.199
2.089
1.88
2.09
1.77
1.97
Roll was called by Brock Jones. Those present were: Brock Jones, Chairman, Michael Hensley, Vice-‐chairman, Johnny Ward, Member, and Eugina Loudermilk, County Clerk. Johnny Ward gave the invoca6on. Guests present were as follows: Becky Ward, Debbie Golden, Shelley Free, Davey SuRon, Jodie Dunn, Berney Blue, Troy Hudson, Gina McNuR, Cherry HeTey,
Joyce Williams, Mike Echelle, D’Elbie Walker and Rachel Nix.
There were no transfers of appropria6ons for approval. WYRICKS LUMBER
1671
Brock Jones called the mee6ng to order at >:<< a.m.
Johnny Ward made a mo6on to table the minutes from the previous mee6ng. Hensley seconded. Ward, Hensley and Jones approved.
CBRIF 105
77
COUNTY SALES TAX
1661
AT&T
UTILITY REBATE CONSULTANTS,
1662
INC.
1663
PITNEY BOWES POSTAGE CMRS
The Board of County Commissioners of Coal County met for a regular scheduled mee6ng on Tuesday, May 9:st, ;<:= at >:<< a.m. in the conference room of the County Commissioners Building.
Hensley made a mo6on to approve payroll for May :=-‐9:, ;<:=. Ward seconded. Hensley, Ward and Jones approved. Michael Hensley made a mo6on to approve the purchase orders for payment. Ward seconded. Hensley, Ward and Jones approved the following:
Fiscal Year:
2015-2016
Payments by Fund
From: 5/25/2016
To: 5/31/2016
Warrant No.
Vendor Name
911 COLLECTIONS
72 WINDSTREAM
CD-4
48
49
50
CUNNINGHAM, BRITTNEY
WILSON, RODGER
SALLEE, SHANE
COUNTY SALES TAX
1690 GALLS AN ARAMARK COMPANY
1693 RECORD REGISTER
1695 ACC BUSINESS
1696 CENTERPOINT ENERGY ARKLA
1697 AMERICAN ELECTRIC POWER
1698 ACCESS POINT INC
1702 MAILFINANCE
1703 COALGATE FUELS
UTILITY REBATE
1704
CONSULTANTS, INC.
1705 STOVER, CHARLES H
1706
COLLINS, TWYLA
1707
CENTERPOINT ENERGY ARKLA
55
1.865
OFF ROAD 1.76 / REG
2.21
NO QUOTE THIS WEEK
NO QUOTE THIS WEEK
Hensley made a motion to award the weekly fuel bid to Coalgate Fuels for gas and diesel. Ward
Hensley made a motion to approve the weekly fuel blanket purchase orders. Ward seconded.
Dist.1 – Coalgate Fuels $1500
Dist. 2 –Coalgate Fuels $1500
Dist.3 –Coalgate Fuels $1500
Sheriff’s office – Coalgate Fuels $200
Johnny Ward made a motion to approve the rental contract between Coal County and the
Department of Human Services for office space for 2016-17. Hensley seconded. Ward, Hensley and
Jones approved.
Johnny Ward made a motion to approve the 2016-17 workman’s compensation insurance
participation with ACCO-SIF. The option was made to pay the premium with one payment versus two
installments. Hensley seconded. Ward, Hensley and Jones approved.
Old Business:
None
New Business:
The Courthouse and county offices will be closed Monday, May 30 th, for
Memorial Day.
Hensley made a motion to adjourn at 9:07 a.m. Ward seconded the motion. Hensley, Ward and
Jones approved.
______________________________
_____________________________
Brock Jones, Chairman
Michael Hensley, Vice-chairman
_____________________________
______________________________
LPXLP
Johnny Ward, Member
Attest: Eugina Loudermilk, County Clerk
Purpose
$469.20
911 SERVICE
EMERG MNGMT SERVICE
EMERG MNGMT SERVICE
EMERG MNGMT SERVICE
$195.81
$14.29
$140.95
$501.10
$57.30
$1,061.88
$36.61
$163.09
$20.61
$44.26
$22.87
$72.33
$633.91
$67.56
SUPPLIES
SHERIFF DEPUTIES SUPPLIES
PUBLICATION
PUBLICATION
SERVICE
SERVICE
SERVICE
SERVICE
SERVICE
SERVICE
SERVICE
SERVICE
PINE PARKER FUEL
$13.05
$125.00
TUPELO RFD SERVICE
$125.00
$31.07
$323.25
SPRINGHOUSE WATER
F-3 COUNTY CLERKS LIEN FEE ACCT
KELLPRO COMPUTER
76
SOLUTIONS
1524 MILLER OFFICE EQUIPMENT
1526 C & C HARDWARE
1527 ADA PAPER CO.
FAMILY HEALTH CENTER OF
1528
SOUTHERN OKLAHOMA
1529
SOUTHERN OKLAHOMA
1530 PALACE DRUG
DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING ASSOC
1531
INC
1532 PALACE DRUG
1533
SOUTHERN OKLAHOMA
1536 A RIFKIN CO
HIGHWAY
2307
Amount
$1,120.43
$1,337.88
$1,738.01
DRUG COURT CASH FUND
54 AT&T
$32.50
$1,970.50
$628.85
$85.18
$9.19
$71.23
SERVICE
SERVICE
BLANKET
DRUG COURT SERVICE
DRUG COURT WATER &
SUPPLIES
COUNTY CLERK EQUIPMENT
MAINTENANCE CONT
SHERIFF OFFICE SERVICE
SHERIFF DEPT SUPPLIES
SHERIFF OFFICE SUPPLIES
$20.00
INMATE MED SERVICE
$20.00
INMATE MED SERVICE
$29.04
INMATE MEDICATION
$286.00
INMATE MED SERVICE
$16.31
INMATE MEDICATION
$20.00
INMATE MED SERVICE
$40.84
$40.84
$62.18
TREAS SERVICE
ASSESSOR SERVICE
360 COMMUNICATIONS LLC
OVERLAND MATERIAL AND
MANUFACTURING INC
DOUBLE S LUMBER
C & C HARDWARE
360 COMMUNICATIONS LLC
ACCESS POINT INC
B&S SUPPLIES
DOUBLE S LUMBER
O REILLY AUTO PARTS
ATOKA COUNTY DIST 3
DOLESE CO
DOLESE CO
C & C HARDWARE
C & C HARDWARE
WINDSTREAM
VYVE BROADBAND
WELCH STATE BANK
SHAMROCK BANK
GRISSOMS LLC
$2,807.71
DIST 1 ASPHALT
$516.67
$137.94
$59.99
$43.45
$50.84
$316.98
$105.91
$49.30
$130.54
$250.00
$537.00
$821.75
$151.00
$416.97
$59.85
$84.48
$1,590.76
$1,471.07
$334.85
$2,547.94
DIST 2 SUPPLIES
DIST 2 LUMBER
DIST 2 SUPPLIES
DIST 2 INTERNET SERVICE
DIST 2 SERVICE
DIST 3 PARTS
DIST 3 LUMBER
DIST 3 SUPPLIES
DIST 3 GRAVEL
DIST 3 GRAVEL
DIST 3 GRAVEL
DIST 3 SUPPLIES
DIST 3 EQUIPMENT
DIST 3 SERVICE
COMMISSIONER SERVICE
DIST 1 RENTAL
DIST 3 RENTAL
DIST 3 REPAIR
DIST 3 PARTS
180 DIRECT TV
$97.98
$29.76
HEALTH DEPT SERVICE
HEALTH DEPT SERVICE
$81.25
TREAS SERVICE
2308
2309
2310
2311
2312
2313
2314
2315
2316
2317
2318
2319
2320
2321
2322
2323
2324
2325
2326
2327
2328
RESALE PROPERTY
KELLPRO COMPUTER
101
SOLUTIONS
$63.45
DIST 1 INTERNET SERVICE
The next item on the agenda was to award fuel bids for the week of May 30-‐June 5. Clerk Loudermilk read aloud the telephone bids that were received by the 6me of the mee6ng as follows: VENDOR
2.055
ULD 2.22 / PR 2.38 / SP
2.48
Approved
CIRCLE N 927-‐3266
COALGATE FUELS 927-‐2197
KOUNTRY STORE 845-‐2652
MILLER MART 937-‐4388
TUPELO TRAVEL STOP 845-‐2360
RICK'S OIL COMPANY 927-‐2266
GAS / GAL
DIESEL / GAL
2.299
1.98
2.13
NO QUOTE THIS WEEK
ULD 2.29 / PR 2.42 / SP 2.54
NO QUOTE THIS WEEK
2.199
1.84
2.05
NO QUOTE THIS WEEK
OFF ROAD 1.83 / REG 2.29
VACATION
Ward made a mo6on to award the weekly fuel bid to Coalgate Fuels for gas and diesel. Hensley seconded. Ward, Hensley and Jones approved. Hensley made a mo6on to approve the weekly fuel blanket purchase orders. Ward seconded. Hensley, Ward and Jones approved the following: Dist.1 – Coalgate Fuels $1500 Dist. 2 –Coalgate Fuels $1200 Dist.3 –Coalgate Fuels $1500 Sheriff’s office – Coalgate Fuels $200
Continued
on Page A-6
agreement LPXLP Ward made a mo6on to approve the annual coopera6ve COALGATE RECORD REGISTER—JUNE 22, 2016—PAGE A-5
Coal County Primary Election next week
—Early voting begins Thursday
Election Day
All Coal County precincts
will be open from 7:00 a.m. to
7:00 p.m. on Tuesday, June 28,
for the Coal County Primary
Election. Any registered voter
who is in line at 7:00 p.m. will
be able to vote.
In-Person Absentee
(Early) Voting
Registered voters who want
to cast in-person absentee
ballots will be able to do so
at the Coal County Election
Board office on Thursday, June
23, and Friday, June 24, from
8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., and on
Saturday, June 25, from 9:00
a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
A two-member, bipartisan
absentee voting board will
be on duty each day to assist
voters. “In-person absentee
voters fill out an application
form when they get to the
office,” said Coal County
Election Board Secretary
Vicky Salmon. “They are
not required to give a reason
for voting absentee. 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.”
Voter ID Required
Salmon said voters should
take their voter identification
cards with them to the polls.
“Your voter ID card (issued
by the County Election Board)
can help precinct officials find
your name in the Precinct
Registry, and it may help them
resolve the problem if you
are not listed in the Registry
for some reason,” Salmon
explained.
Alternatively,
voters can bring an unexpired
photo ID card issued by the
U.S. government, the state
of Oklahoma, or a federally
recognized tribal government.
Voters without ID, or whose
names are not found in the
Precinct Registry, or voters who
disagree with the information
shown in the Registry may
always cast a provisional
ballot. A provisional ballot is
sealed in a special envelope
and counted after Election
Day if the voter’s information
can be verified by the Election
Board.
Physically Incapacitated
Voters
Registered
voters
who
become
physically
incapacitated after 5:00 p.m.
Tuesday, June 21, won’t have
to miss the June 28 election,
Salmon said.
State law permits registered
voters who will be unable
to go to the polls because
they became incapacitated
after that date to vote on an
emergency basis. “Physical
incapacitation” includes a
variety of conditions, including
injury, illness, and childbirth,
that prevent a person from
voting in person at the polls on
Election Day.
Aside from unplanned
emergencies, “State law also
allows a registered voter who
is physically incapacitated on
an ongoing basis or a person
who is charged with the care
of a physically incapacitated
person who cannot be left
unattended to submit an
application for absentee ballot
by an agent,” Salmon said.
The agent may be any
person of the voter’s choosing
who is at least 16 years of age
and who is not employed by or
related within the third degree
of consanguinity or affinity
to any person whose name
appears on the ballot. Also, a
person may serve as an agent
for only one person at any
election.
“If you think that you or
someone you know fits into
this category, please contact
the Coal County Election
Board office at 580-927-3456
as soon as possible for more
information,” Salmon said.
Ballots
Sample ballots for the
Primary Election are available
at the Election Board office.
They will also be posted
outside every precinct polling
place on Election Day. The
following offices are at stake:
Democratic Ballot:
Congressional – U.S. Rep.
District 2. Paul E. Schiefelbein
and
Joshua
Harris-Till,
candidates.
Legislative – State Rep.
District 18. Cord McCoy and
Donnie Condit, candidates.
Coal County Court Clerk.
LaDonna Flowers and Rachel
Nix, candidates.
Coal County Commissioner
District 2. Candidates are
Nick Lee, Thomas McCoy,
Melvin “Hopper” Jackson,
Joel Coffee (Cottonwood and
VFW precincts only).
Republican Ballot:
Congressional - U.S. Rep.
District 2.
Markwayne
Mullin and Jarrin Jackson,
candidates.
Libertarian Ballot:
Congressional
–
U.S.
Senator. Dax Ewbank and
Robert T. Murphy, candidates.
J.C. WARD
MEMORIAL RODEO
Fun Night For Kids
June 30 • 7pm
Wards Ranch Coalgate, OK 7.5 miles NE of Coalgate on Hwy 31
MINIATURE BULL RIDING
Ages 7-11 & 12-15
STRAIGhT AwAy PoNy RAcES
Kids Must Be 13 & Under and No Ponies Over 50 Inches!!!
MUTToN BUSTIN´
6 & Under 6:00 pm
wILD PoNy RAcES
12 & Under - Three Kids to a Team
580-258-8406 • 580-927-3007
SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 2016 • 10:00 AM - ALLEN, OK
Coalgate woman
charged with burglary
A Coalgate woman faces
In 2012, Jenkins pled guilty
a burglary charge after she to 18 counts of embezzlement
allegedly broke into a house and by county employee while she
stole three guns, a
was
employed
range finder and a
as secretary and
flashlight.
receiving officer
Tanya Dawn
under then-District
(Mixon) Jenkins,
1 Commissioner
46, was charged
Alvin Pebworth.
June 15 with
As part of the
felony burglary
plea deal, she
in the second
was ordered to
degree.
pay over $31,000
Deputy Corwin
restitution
plus
Ridgway’s
just under $6,000
probable cause
court costs.
Tanya Mixon Jenkins
affidavit
states
M i x o n
that Jenkins’ son
remains in jail on
reported the burglary to the $17,000 bond - $7,000 on the
Sheriff’s Office on June 13.
burglary charge and $10,000
Ridgway’s investigation led on the application.
to two female witnesses. One
of the witnesses told him that
the other woman had called her
and asked her to ride with her
to pick Jenkins up and take her
to work.
She said after they picked
Jenkins up, she asked them to
take her to a friend’s house.
for
She stated that Jenkins went in
the house and came out with
As election day nears, I am finishing my door to door campaign. I have enjoyed visiting
three guns that she put in the
with many citizens and renewing acquaintances. I have seen many but still have missed
trunk of the car. They then
a few. If you were one of the few I missed, it was purely accidental, I couldn't find your
drove her back to the house
house or you weren't at home. I've tried to leave cards at every stop.
where they had picked her up
Once again allow me to introduce myself.
and Jenkins got the guns out of
I am LaDonna Flowers, daughter of Harold and Gwenda Depasse. My husband, Steven
the trunk and hid them under a
tree.
Flowers, originally from Tupelo, is a reserve deputy for Coal County Sheriff's office. He
Jenkins was picked up
is a full-time employee for Choctaw Nation. We have 4 children, two of which are marat her residence later that
ried and have blessed us with a grandson each. I have resided in Coal County my entire
day and transported to the
life and my children all reside here.
Sheriff’s Office where she was
As a teacher for the past 20 years, I have taught many children in this county. I am at the point in my life that I want a
questioned about the guns.
She admitted to stealing them,
career change. I love the people of this county and I know I can do the job of Coal County Court Clerk. I have attended
Ridgway stated.
many workshops and trainings as a teacher so I am familiar with the certification process. I am computer literate and un During her initial court
derstand the necessity of confidentiality, deadlines, and accuracy. I will attend all trainings and will require my employees
appearance without an attorney,
to attend also to stay abreast of the many changes and laws. I will work with judges, attorneys, the sheriff's department and
the Court entered a plea of not
fellow elected officials to ensure documents are processed in a timely manner and to the satisfaction of the court system. I
guilty on her behalf. She is
will maintain a cordial and friendly atmosphere and will treat everyone fairly, because I understand as an elected official, I
being held on bond in the Atoka
will be the employee of you, the citizens of Coal County.
County jail and is scheduled for
I am trustworthy, honest, qualified and dependable.
a June 23 preliminary hearing
conference. Authorities said
Important dates to remember:
Pittsburg County has a hold
June 23rd & 24th— 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Early voting at the election board office.
order on her on an unrelated
June 25th—9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. —Early voting at the election board office.
case.
June 28th—7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.—Polls are open for voting at each precinct.
On June 15, the District
Attorney’s office filed an
Remember LaDonna Flowers for Court Clerk
application to accelerate a tenyear deferred sentence Jenkins
was given in 2012.
The
I would appreciate your vote
Paid for by LaDonna Flowers
application hearing is set for
ELECT
LADONNA FLOWERS
COAL COUNTY COURT CLERK
Dist.1 – Coalgate Fuels $1500 Dist. 2 –Coalgate Fuels $1200 Dist.3 –Coalgate Fuels $1500 Sheriff’s office – Coalgate Fuels $200
Continued from Pg A-4
following:
JUNE 6/1/2016
PO#
BLANKET PO'S
4555
KOUNTRY STORE
B-2
$2,000.00
4556
OK DEPT OF SAFETY
B-2
$350.00
4557
PEC
B-2
$30.00
4558
RICKS OIL
B-2
$2,000.00
$400.00
Ward made a mo6on to approve the annual coopera6ve agreement between Coal County and the Department of Agriculture, Food and Forestry Wildlife Services Division for damage management for 2016-‐17. Hensley seconded. Ward, Hensley and Jones approved. Ward made a mo6on to approve the 2016-‐17 temporary appropria6ons for Coal County and the Health Department. Hensley seconded. Ward, Hensley and Jones approved.
Johnny Ward made a mo6on to allow District 1 to seek reimbursement from ODOT for easements for the Daley Woods Road project. Hensley seconded. Ward, Hensley and Jones approved. Shelley Free, Superintendent of the Kiamichi Technology Center, gave a presenta6on regarding the history and design of the center and the services and programs it provides for its students. Free explained that the technology center district was originally formed in 1968 and was joined by Coal County in 1982. Discussion was made regarding concerns of elual representa6on for both students and faculty. Free said that all but five members of the faculty are from either Coal or Atoka Coun6es. She added that two people from Coalgate drive to the McAlester campus to work. Johnny Ward said that since Coal County puts in twice the revenue as some of the other coun6es in the district, he feels that with our large student enrollment, we could put a satellite campus in Coalgate Ques6ons were raised in regards to other courses or programs that could be offered in our area. . Free explained that the courses offered are specific to the interest and need in that area. All KTC employees present were introduced. The Board thanked Free for her 6me and prepara6on of the informa6ve handouts. She offered to give the Board a tour of the Atoka campus if they would like. Discussion was made with Joyce Williams regarding life insurance benefits for county employees. dues6ons were raised regarding when addi6onal benefits were added to the life insurance package at the employee’s expense. Loudermilk said when the county originally went with XeEHnW insurance, the addi6onal coverage was not added as an op6on. She said it was added the following year. Williams said the employees were not no6fied of the addi6on. Hensley said he doesn’t mind offering the addi6on, since it is at the employee’s expense and op6onal. Clerk Loudermilk said she would like for the insurance company to send a representa6ve down each year to conduct open enrollment. She said they send
her a box of packets for the employees and she is responsible for geong them disbursed and ensuring the employees all get the turned back in, which is difficult since the county has over eighty employees. Also, she said she in not trained to answer all the employee’s lues6ons regarding the insurance and feels that it would be best for the employees for a representa6ve to be on site for that purpose. Chairman Jones said he would check with the representa6ve regarding the addi6onal life insurance for Williams.
Old Business:
Johnny Ward said the Es6mates of Seed should to be given to the officials so that they can be reviewed by the Excise Board on the 21st. New Business:
Johnny Ward said he had a few phone calls regarding the oil rig fire in Cairo a few days ago. He said the concern was that the Emergency Management Director was carrying a firearm, and he wasn’t sure that was customary. Troy Hudson, EM Director, said he is a federal law enforcement officer and is cer6fied to carry a firearm. He said he typically does when he is on a search and rescue mission.
Ward said he would like to see the carpet and 6le done in the courthouse. He said we need to go out for bids for it, and the vendor needs to be licensed and insured. Ward men6oned that he was at ACCX last week and spoke with Coy Gonzalez and Dale Frech and was told that they had not seen the Form 2 accident report for the county employee involved in a fatality accident in April. Clerk Loudermilk said she submiRed the form as soon as she was no6fied of the accident and that the adjustor of the claim is Sandy Beaver. Loudermilk further stated that she speaks to Beaver once or twice a week regarding the claim. Mike Echelle, Regional Director of the Health Department, stopped in to let the Board know that today was his last day and he will be re6ring. He introd,ced his replacement, Ms. D’Elbie Walker. He thanked the Board for working with him closely the last few years. Hensley made a mo6on to adko,rn at :<?;` a.m. Ward seconded the mo6on. Hensley, Ward and Jones approMed.
______________________________
_____________________________
Michael Hensley, Vice-‐chairman
_____________________________
______________________________
Johnny Ward, Member
YRest? E,gina Lo,dermilk, Co,nty Clerk
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS
-The Board of County Commissioners of Coal County met for a regular mee@ng on Monday, June 6th, 2016 at 9:00 a.m. in the conference room of the County Commissioners Building.
Brock Jones called the mee@ng to order at 9:00 a.m. Roll was called by Brock Jones. Those present were: Brock Jones, Chairman, Michael Hensley, Vice-‐chairman, Johnny Ward, Member, and Eugina Loudermilk, County Clerk. Johnny Ward gave the invoca@on. Guests present were: Billy Johnson, Gina McNuU, Cherry HeVey, Nick Lee, Rachel Nix, Berney Blue and Aaron Blue
Johnny Ward made a mo@on to approve the minutes from the mee@ng on May 23rd. Hensley seconded. Ward, Hensley and Jones approved. Johnny Ward made a mo@on to approve the county officials[ monthly reports for May for the offices of the County Clerk, Health Department, Treasurer,
Elec@on Board, Assessor and Sheri\. Michael Hensley seconded. Ward, Hensley and Jones approved.
There were no transfers of appropria@ons.
Michael Hensley made a mo@on to approve the monthly blanket purchase orders for June. Johnny Ward seconded. Hensley, Ward and Jones approved the following:
JUNE 6/1/2016
LPXLP
BLANKET PO'S
PO#
4555
VENDOR
KOUNTRY STORE
ACCOUNT
B-2
AMOUNT
$2,000.00
VENDOR
ACCOUNT
AMOUNT
4559
DOLLAR GENERAL
B-5
4560
C&C
B-2
$50.00
4561
McNUTT AUTO
B-2
$300.00
$175.00
4562
CIRCLE N
B-2
4563
TUPELO TRAVEL STOP
B-2
$500.00
4564
SONNY'S
B-5
$700.00
4565
GUDERIAN FOOD
B-5
$800.00
4566
C&C
T-2A#1
$500.00
4567
FITTSTONE
T-2A#1
$9,500.00
4568
BLESSING GRAVEL
T-2A#1
$500.00
4569
PEC
T-2A#1
$145.00
4570
MISTY VALLEY WATER COMPANY
T-2A#2
$100.00
4571
C&C HARDWARE
T-2A#2
$500.00
4572
RED ROCK PIT
T-2A#2
$1,500.00
4573
C&C HARDWARE
T-2A#3
$700.00
4574
RICKS OIL
T-2A#3
$1,000.00
4575
PEC
T-2A#3
$145.00
4576
BLESSING GRAVEL
T-2A#3
$4,500.00
4577
CLARITA OLNEY WATER DEPT.
T-2A#3
$30.00
4578
FITTSTONE
T-2A#3
$4,000.00
4579
SONNYS
CLARITA
S-C-2
$700.00
4580
CLARITA OLNEY WATER DEPT.
S-C-2
$20.00
4581
S-C-2
$150.00
4582
SONNYS
S-C-3
$200.00
4583
S-C-3
$250.00
4584
CENTERPOINT
S-C-3
$150.00
4585
SONNYS
S-C-4
$500.00
4586
PEC
S-C-4
$500.00
4587
AT&T
4588
LEHIGH
TUPELO
#580-845-2272
S-C-4
$35.00
CENTERPOINT ENERGY
S-C-4
$150.00
4589
DORIS KAHLE
S-C-4
$625.00
4590
C&C HARDWARE
R-2
$100.00
4591
RICKS OIL
R-5
$350.00
4592
R-5
$60.00
4593
J-2
4594
TINA STOWE
MD-2
$350.00
4595
C&C
MD-2
$100.00
4596
DOLLAR GENERAL
MD-2
4597
URPN/LAST CHANCE SUPERVISION
DC-1A
4598
URPN/LAST CHANCE SUPERVISION
DRUG-51A
$60.00
$150.00
$4,500.00
$500.00
#ichael Hensley made a mo@on to approve the p7rchase orders for payment. Ward seconded. Hensley, Ward and Jones approved the following:
Fiscal Year:
2015-2016
Payments by Fund
Approved
From: 6/1/2016
To: 6/7/2016
Warrant No.
Vendor Name
911 COLLECTIONS
73 O REILLY AUTO PARTS
74 AT&T
Amount
Purpose
$92.47
$857.56
911 SUPPLIES
911 SERVICE
CBRIF 105
78
C & C HARDWARE
$270.00
DIST 2 ROAD PROJECT
O REILLY AUTO PARTS
US POSTMASTER
$245.99
$13.45
EMER MNGMT SUPPLIES
EMERG MNGMT SERVICE
CD-4
51
52
COUNTY SALES TAX
1708 CHIEF SUPPLY
1709 AXXION TECHNOLOGY
1710 AT&T U-VERSE
1711 RICKS OIL COMPANY
1712 AT&T
1713 COALGATE FUELS
1714 TUPELO PWA
1715 PEOPLES ELECTRIC CO-OP
1716 TUPELO TRAVEL STOP, LLC
1720 PUBLIC WORKS AUTH
$1,520.42
$130.00
$42.00
$130.92
$1,893.17
$31.68
$24.20
$413.42
$45.96
$379.35
$189.51
$379.35
$19.50
$64.73
$442.15
$39.43
1724
RUSSELL, CASEY
$2,404.75
1725
1726
1727
1728
1729
COALGATE FUELS
$1,361.00
$137.58
$71.39
$55.30
$34.04
1730
1731
1732
PEOPLES ELECTRIC CO-OP
CASCO IND.
CLARITA OLNEY WATER
$43.72
$1,973.00
$12.50
1733
COLLINS, TWYLA
$125.00
1734
STOVER, CHARLES H
$125.00
1735
1736
1737
SONNYS GROCERY
KAHLE, DORIS
TERMINIX PEST CONTROL
UTILITY REBATE CONSULTANTS,
INC.
$466.14
$625.00
$488.88
1738
1739
$10.84
EMERG MNGMT SERVICE
OSU SERVICE
BLANKET
SERVICE
FUEL
SERVICE
SERVICE
FUEL
PUBLICATION
SERVICE
PUBLICATION
SERVICE
SERVICE
SERVICE
SERVICE
LABOR AND BUILDING
SERVICE
SERVICE
SERVICE
SERVICE
SOLID WASTE SERVICE
SOLID WASTE FUEL
TUPELO RFD SERVICE
SUPPLIES
BLANKET
SERVICE
SERVICE
BLANKET
BLANKET
TUPELO SC SERVICE
TUPELO SC SERVICE
$186.53
BLANKET
F-3 COUNTY CLERKS LIEN FEE ACCT
77 STAR12
$199.00
COUNTY CLERK SERVICE
1537 STAPLES CREDIT PLAN
1538 STAPLES CREDIT PLAN
1539 OKLAHOMA STATE BANK
1540 AT&T
1541 C & C HARDWARE
$40.74
$210.96
$489.80
$140.11
$23.83
1542
COALGATE FUELS
$42.11
1543
COALGATE FUELS
$42.32
1544
COALGATE FUELS
$40.13
1545
COALGATE FUELS
1546
1547
1548
1549
1550
1551
1552
1553
1554
1555
1556
1557
1558
1559
1560
1561
1562
1563
1564
1565
RICKS OIL COMPANY
AT&T
STAPLES CREDIT PLAN
STAPLES CREDIT PLAN
ACCESS POINT INC
AT&T
AT&T
TREVATHAN, BONNIE
C & C HARDWARE
ACCESS POINT INC
STAPLES CREDIT PLAN
SALMON, VICKY L
SALMON, VICKY L
WPS
AT&T
WILLIAMS, JOYCE
HEFLEY, CHERRY
SOUTHWEST DISTRICT ASSESSORS
MEETING
MARSHALL & SWIFT
WELCH STATE BANK
$957.95
$28.67
$18.10
$11.78
$99.63
$148.58
$40.84
$54.30
$36.20
$40.00
$32.59
$2.99
$244.49
$35.90
$142.34
$37.95
$85.00
$18.10
$24.04
$22.74
RENTALS
SHERIFF OFFICE SERVICE
BLANKET
SHERIFF DEPT FUEL
BLANKET
SHERIFF DEPT FUEL
BLANKET
SHERIFF DEPT FUEL
BLANKET
SHERIFF DEPT FUEL
BLANKET
BLANKET
BLANKET
TREAS SERVICE
MAINTENANCE CONT
COUNTY CLERK SUPPLIES
COUNTY CLERK SUPPLIES
ASSESSOR SERVICE
ASSESSOR SERVICE
COURT CLERK SERVICE
BLANKET
ELECTION BRD REIMB
ELECTION BRD REIMB
ASSESSOR TRAVEL REIMB
ASSESSOR TRAVEL REIMB
$70.00
ASSESSOR REGISTRATION
$349.95
$557.84
ASSESSORS SUPPLIES
RENTALS
FITTSTONE INC
PUBLIC WORKS AUTH
ARAMARK
AT&T
DOLESE CO
C & C HARDWARE
RED ROCK PIT
COUNTY OFFICERS AND DEPUTIES
ASSOCIATION
COALGATE FUELS
$125.00
$8,065.69
$134.20
$36.30
$36.16
$195.04
$10.84
$883.11
$203.44
$1,165.44
BLANKET
DIST 1 BLANKET
DIST 2 SERVICE
DIST 2 SERVICE
DIST 2 REPAIRS
DIST 2 SERVICE
DIST 2 GRAVEL
BLANKET
BLANKET
$40.00
DIST 2 REGISTRATION
$662.12
DIST 3 FUEL BLANKET
1566
1567
1568
HIGHWAY
2329
2330
2331
2332
2333
2334
2335
2336
2337
2338
2339
2340
$39.79
Continued on Page A-8
OK Kids coming to
Coalgate Friday
For the fifth consecutive year, Coalgate will host the
annual 14-and-under OK Kids state softball tournament. The
tournament starts Friday, June 24, and will wrap up on Sunday,
June 26. An article that ran in last week’s paper showed the
tournament starting on Thursday, June 23. The date has since
changed.
The tournament kicks off at 1:00 p.m. Friday between Quinton
and Vici. Coalgate is scheduled to go against Mangum at 4:30
p.m. Friday.
Other teams competing in the tournament include Canute,
Kiowa, and Weatherford.
In addition to the softball tournament, Coalgate will host the
OK Kids Coach-Pitch Regional Tournament scheduled for July
7 through July 9. This year marks the eleventh consecutive year
that Coalgate has hosted the regional tournament.
The OK Kids Baseball Association was organized to promote
the playing of amateur baseball and softball, to coordinate and
standardize the activities of various organized leagues and to
develop future citizens with the proper attitude toward life.
Michael Elkins serves as Coalgate Tournament Director.
Coal County District
Court Records
Felonies
Tanya
Dawn
Jenkins,
Coalgate, OK – Burglary in
the 2nd degree.
Austin Esteves (residence
unknown)
–
Possession
of
controlled
dangerous
substance; unlawful possession
of
drug
paraphernalia
(misdemeanor).
Joshua
Dean
Ingram,
Coalgate, OK – Possession
of
controlled
dangerous
substance; unlawful possession
of
drug
paraphernalia
(misdemeanor).
Laura Danielle Roebuck,
Tupelo, OK – Unlawful
possession of controlled
drug with intent to distribute;
unlawful possession of drug
paraphernalia (misdemeanor);
substance within 1,000 feet of
school or park.
Anthony Franklin Roebuck,
Tupelo, OK – Unlawful
drug with intent to distribute;
unlawful possession of drug
paraphernalia (misdemeanor);
substance in presence of
minor or within 1,000 feet of
school or park.
Misdemeanors
Jacob Fredrick Bartlett,
Atoka, OK – Driving a
motor vehicle while under
the influence of alcohol;
transporting open container of
beer.
Civil
Linda N. Ayres vs Gus and/
or Pauline Martin, individuals,
dba Martin Hereford Ranch,
a sole proprietorship, and
Nancy Coats, as owner and/
or successor to the estate of
Gus and/or Pauline Martin –
Damages.
Divorces
Caleb Kelly Heathcock vs
Rachel Ann Heathcock.
Setting the record straight:
Jonathan L. Pebworth vs Lani
A. Pebworth was filed May 16,
2016 and originally published
in the May 18 paper. The case
was inadvertently republished
in the June 15 paper. Our
apologies to all concerned.
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Cut $1 Trillion in Deficit Spending
Demanding Strong Border Security
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Protecting Second Amendment Rights
A Perfect 100% Pro-Life Record
Standing against Obama’s Executive
Overreach & Liberal Agenda
Voted to Repeal, Gut or Defund Obamacare Over 30 Times
Opposed Obama’s Bad Deal with Iran
A Leader against the Overregulation that’s Crippling
America’s Economy
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VOTE: JOEL COFFEE
Coal County
District 2
County Commissioner
I want to see the county be an example of
ZONES: SE what county government can and should
be. I will work diligently with the other commissioners, to integrate our
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McAlester Stockyards
Market Report
Tuesday, June 14th, 2016, 1750 cattle. Steers $1 to $12 Lower. Heifers
under 550lbs $5 to $8 Lower over 550lbs $2 to $5 Higher. We will be
closed Tuesday, July 5th for Independence Day. “Now some of them
wantd to take Him, but no one laid hands on Him.” Jn. 7:44
Weight Range
#1 Steers
#1 Heifers
225 to 300#
$180 to $190
$155 to $180
300 to 350#
$168 to $181
$151 to $159
350 to 400#
$167 to $179
$145 to $158
400 to 450#
$158 to $171
$139 to $152
450 to 500#
$148 to $161
$143 to $170
500 to 550#
$150 to $163
$141 to $153
550 to 600#
$145 to $158
$137 to $150
600 to 700#
$138 to $150
$126 to $143
700 to 750#
$131 to $144
$126 to $134
800 to 850#
$132 to $137
$123 to $128
315 Cows & Bulls sold at the evening sale.
PACKER COWS $5 tO $6 LOWER AND BULLS StEADY
High yielding packer bulls sold from ......................$101 .to $104
Average yielding packer bulls sold from.................$97 to $100
Low yielding packer bulls sold from.......................$90 to $94
High yielding packer cows sold from......................$77 to $83
Average yielding packer cows sold from................$73 to $77
Low yielding packer cows sold from ......................$66 to $72
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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Office: 918-423-2834
Laura Sherrill
George tarr
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Donny Shadwick
Richard Magby
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ADA TRUCK PARTS LLC
ATOKA FEED AND SEED
O REILLY AUTO PARTS
ADA TRUCK PARTS LLC
COALGATE FUELS
COALGATE FUELS
STAPLES CREDIT PLAN
BLESSING GRAVEL LLC
RICKS OIL COMPANY
CLARITA OLNEY WATER
COALGATE FUELS
FITTSTONE INC
AT&T
OCI-OSI
JOHN DEERE FINANCIAL
KIRBY SMITH MACHINERY
182 OK STATE DEPT OF HEALTH
183 STOWE, TINA
185 AVAYA INC
187 OKLAHOMA DENTAL
188 DELTATRAK INC
$163.39
$52.06
$47.95
$78.19
$1,085.62
$1,114.99
$145.00
$260.71
$954.03
$428.90
$14.88
$1,497.16
$3,788.61
$72.14
$345.00
$4,689.61
$2,476.49
$3,524.40
$4,048.46
$22,500.00
$350.00
$232.77
$172.92
$59.95
$600.00
$135.00
DIST 3 PARTS
DIST 3 SUPPLIES
DIST 3 PARTS
DIST 3 PARTS
DIST 3 FUEL BLANKET
DIST 3 FUEL BLANKET
BLANKET
DIST 3 OFFICE SUPPLIES
BLANKET
BLANKET
BLANKET
DIST 3 FUEL BLANKET
BLANKET
SERVICE
COMM OFFICE SUPPLIES
DIST 1 RENTAL
DIST 1 & 3 REPAIRS
DIST 1 & 3 REPAIRS
DIST 1 & 3 REPAIRS
HEALTH DEPT SALARIES
BLANKET
HEALTH DEPT SERVICE
HEALTH DEPT SERVICE
HEALTH DEPT SERVICE
HEALTH DEPT SERVICE
HEALTH DEPT SUPPLIES
The next item on the agenda was to approve phone quotes for fuel for the week of June 6-‐12. Clerk Loudermilk read aloud the telephone bids that were received by the mee@ng @me as follows:
VENDOR
GAS / GAL
DIESEL / GAL
CIRCLE N 927-‐3266
COALGATE FUELS 927-‐2197
KOUNTRY STORE 845-‐2652
MILLER MART 937-‐4388
TUPELO TRAVEL STOP 845-‐2360
RICK'S OIL COMPANY 927-‐2266
2.299
1.98
2.19
2.075
ULD 2.29 / PR 2.42 / SP 2.54
NO QUOTE RECEIVED
2.199
1.88
2.05
1.955
OFF ROAD 1.83 / REG 2.29
NO QUOTE RECEIVED
Michael Hensley made a mo@on to award the weekly bid for gas and diesel to Coalgate Fuels. Ward seconded. Hensley, Ward and Jones approved.
Johnny Ward made a mo@on to approve the weekly blanket purchase orders. Hensley seconded. Ward, Hensley and Jones approved the following:
District 1 – Coalgate Fuels $1500
District 2 – Coalgate Fuels $1500 District 3 – Coalgate Fuels $1800 Sheriff’s office – Coalgate Fuels $200
Michael Hensley made a mo@on to change the requisi@on officers for Emergency Management to Troy Hudson and Brock Jones, and the receiving officers to Aaron Blue and Mandy Crites. Ward seconded. Hensley, Ward and Jones approved.
Johnny Ward made a mo@on to appoint +[Elbie Walker and Saurie Mar@n as re]uisi@on officers for the Health +epartment, and Carminia Magby, Amber Garvin and Melody Taylor as receiving officers. Hensley seconded. Ward, Hensley
and Jones approved. Billy Johnson, CEO of the Coal County General Hospital, was present to discuss the Accountable Care Organima@on with the Board. He said that Medicare is changing the way they are paying for health claims. He handed a flyer out that showed par@cipant loca@ons for Access Care Oklahoma. Helton Rural Health Clinic, TenderCare Home Health, Ruth Wilson Hurley Manor and Coal County General Hospital have all noined the ACO. Johnson said the par@cipants include 11E doctors, a5 midQlevel prac@@oners, 4 hospitals, 1 nursing home, 5 emergency departments, 3 rural health clinics, 1 urgent care clinic and 4 ancillary providers and it uses live data so each agency can track the pa@ent[s informa@on. Johnson said this is the first known system in the United States, and they are already gepng phones calls from all over asking about it. He said there are currently no ambulance services in the network, but he would like to see a few added in as well. He said the organima@on is physician led, therefore physicians make the decisions. He said it is a new concept, which is rapidly aUrac@ng several big players. He said the future of rural medicine appears to be outpa@ent services versus inpa@ent. He said it will be a year before they will have actual numbers to look at to see how e\ec@ve it is and to know the cost margin. He also added that this appears to be a way to get the specialists to come to our rural areas instead of the pa@ents having to travel to the larger ci@es to see them. Johnson further stated that Coal County is one of the central areas in the network. He said they are currently working on a way for Coal County to be a hub for transfers to Oklahoma City from Hugo and other areas in southeastern Oklahoma. He said in order to do this, he will be working closely with the EMS, ACO, Big 5, Integris Hospital, etc. Johnson said he addressed the city council and spoke with the city manager and there is s@ll a lot of details to work out. He said in order to make it work, they will have to change the culture of medical services in our area, but will work together very hard to do so. Johnny Ward said we need to look at every op@on available if the rural areas are going to survive. Johnson added that there was an ar@cle in the Atoka County Times last week that implied that the Coal County General Hospital was involved with the Atoka Medical Center. Johnson said they are not a part of the medical center and are not contracted with nor have paid them for any services. He said he has asked that the editor put a disclaimer in the paper to clarify that informa@on. Michael Hensley made a mo@on to approve a nuvenile deten@on contract with Creek County Juvenile Jus@ce Center for DE1CQ1a. Ward seconded. Hensley, Ward and Jones approved.
Johnny Ward made a mo@on to approve the contract plan renewal with AirMedCare for the county employees at a rate of $55 per employee. Hensley seconded. Ward, Hensley and Jones approved.
Michael Hensley made a mo@on to go out for siW month bids for gravel, hauling, road oil, emulsions, asphalt, metal and plas@c culvert pipe, tank cars, grader blades, @res and fencing materials. Ward seconded. Hensley, Ward and Jones approved. Bids will be opened June 27th.
Johnny Ward made a mo@on to go out for bids for the flooring replacement
in the courthouse due to the flooding at the first of the year. Hensley seconded. Ward, Hensley and Jones approved. Bids will be opened June 27th. Jones men@oned that any other upgrades to offices such as walls teWtured, painted, etc, will come out of their own accounts.
Old Business:
Johnny Ward asked about the 's@mate of Needs for the county officers. Clerk Loudermilk said she had the informa@on ready for the department heads and will be handing them out today.
and will be handing them out today.
Brock Jones said Clerk Loudermilk went through the minutes regarding the addi@onal life insurance op@on that was discussed last week, and she did not find where the commissioners had voted to make any changes. Loudermilk said she had contacted the representa@ve regarding the addi@on at renewal @me last year, and the rep told her to send an email to re]uest the addi@on. %he said she did, but it was never formally voted on by the Board, and nothing was received making it official. New Business:
None
Michael Hensley made a mo@on to adnourn at GH2d a.m. Johnny Ward seconded the mo@on. Hensley, Ward and Jones approved.
______________________________
_____________________________
Michael Hensley Vice-‐chairman
_____________________________
______________________________
Johnny Ward, Member
AUestH 'ugina Loudermilk, County Clerk
LEGAL NOTICE
(Published in the Coalgate Record Register June 15, 22, & 29, 2016, 3t)
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
OF COAL COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
RICHARD S. PENCE, JR.
PLAINTIFF
vs
vs.
THE HEIRS, EXECUTORS, ADMINISTRATORS, DEVISEES,
TRUSTEES AND ASSIGNS OF HARVEY E. CULLOM, ALSO KNOWN AS H. E. CULLOM,
DECEASED,
THE HEIRS, EXECUTORS, ADMINISTRATORS, DEVISEES, TRUSTEES AND ASSIGNS OF
MARY CORNELIA (JONES) CULLOM, ALSO KNOWN AS, CORNELIA CULLOM, DECEASED, THE HEIRS, EXECUTORS, ADMINISTRATORS, DEVISEES, TRUSTEES AND ASSIGNS OF
BOUDON (CULLOM) WRIGHT AKA BONDON B. WRIGHT AKA, BONETI WRIGHT, AKA BOUDON
BONITA WRIGHT, DECEASED, THE HEIRS, EXECUTORS, ADMINISTRATORS, DEVISEES, TRUSTEES AND ASSIGNS OF
HESLOP (CULLOM) PENCE, ALSO KNOW AS HESLOP CLARICE PENCE, DECEASED, THE HEIRS, EXECUTORS, ADMINISTRATORS, DEVISEES, TRUSTEES AND ASSIGNS OF
RICHARD S. PENCE, SR., DECEASED, THE HEIRS, EXECUTORS, ADMINISTRATORS, DEVISEES, TRUSTEES AND ASSIGNS OF
JENNIE M. PENCE, DECEASED,
TOMMIE JOE (PENCE) BODENSTINE, DECEASED,
FRANCES LOUISE (PENCE) TAYLOR YEATMAN, DECEASED, THE HEIRS, EXECUTORS,
ADMINISTRATORS, DEVISEES, TRUSTEES AND ASSIGNS OF JACK CONWAY PENCE,
DECEASED, THE HEIRS, EXECUTORS, ADMINISTRATORS, DEVISEES, TRUSTEES AND ASSIGNS OF
MELVIN TAYLOR, DECEASED
MILO MARJORIE PENCE, DECEASED
JUNE AUDREY GREIVING, DECEASED
ANTHONETTE GHIOSSO, DECEASED
LORI (PENCE) BARTER, LAWRENCE M. PENCE, MILO PHILLIP PENCE, BETTY LOUISE
(TAYLOR) DEKKER, JACK LEON TAYLOR, CYNTHIA (TAYLOR) SMENTOWSKI, ROBERT
L. TAYLOR, DEBRA LEE PENCE, RANDALL LEE STRICKLIN, THOMAS JOHN
GREIVING, PAUL WILLIAM GREIVING,B RIAN A. GREIVING, HELP OF OJAI, EACH OF THE
FOREGOING IF LIVING AND IF DECEASED, THEIR
UNKNOWN HEIRS, EXECUTORS,
ADMINISTRATORS, PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVES, DEVISEES, TRUSTEES AND ASSIGNS
OF SUCH DECEASED PERSONS, HARBOUR MINERAL PROPERTIES,
STATE OF OKLAHOMA EX REL OKLAHOMA TAX COMMISSION
DEFENDANTS.
CV-2016-13
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO:
The Unknown Successors of Harvey E. Cullom, aka H.E. Cullom, Mary Cornelia (Jones) Cullom,
aka Cornelia Cullom, Boudon (Cullom) Wright, aka, Bondon B. Wright, aka Boudon Bonita Wright,
Heslop (Cullom) Pence, aka Heslop Clarice Pence, Richard S. Pence, Sr., Jennie M. Pence, Tommie Joe
(Pence Bodenstine, Jack Conway Pence, Melvin Taylor, Milo Marjorie Pence, June Audrey Greiving,
Anthonette Ghiosso, all deceased.
Greetings:
Said Defendants are hereby notified that they have been sued in Case No. CV-2016-13, in the
District Court of Coal County, rd
Oklahoma, styled as set out above. Said Defendants must answer
the Petition on or before the 3 day of August, 2016, or the allegations of the Petition will be taken
as true, and the Court enter a decree quieting and confirming title as prayed for in his Petition to the
following mineral interest:
An undivided thirty-five (35) mineral acres, more or less, in
The South Half of the North Half of the Southwest Quarter (S/2 N/2 SW/4) and
the South Half of the Southwest Quarter (S/2 SW/4) of Section Fifteen (15),
Township Three (3) North, Range Eleven (11) East, containing 120 acres more
or less, Coal County, Oklahoma
Together with
th all appurtenances thereto belonging, and are in possession of the same.
Dated this 7 day of June, 2016.
Rachel Nix
Coal county court clerk
S)Marissa Cottrell
Deputy
LEGAL NOTICE
(Published in the Coalgate
Record Register June 22 &
29, 2016, 2t)
OF COAL COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
In the Matter of the Estate of
H. E. Cullom, Deceased
Case No. PB-2015-3
Notice to Creditors
To the creditors of H.E.
Cullom, deceased.
All creditors having claims
against
H.E.
Cullom,
Deceased, are required to
present the same with a
description of all security
interest and other collateral
(if any) held by each creditor
with respect to such claim,
to Happy Delsigne, Personal
Representative, at the law
office of McBee Law Firm,
P.O. Box 1303, Poteau, OK
74953, addressed to Matthew
H. McBee, attorney for the
Personal
Representative,
on or before the following
th
presentment date: July 15 ,
2016, or the same will be
forever barred.
Dated this 8th day of June,
2016.
S)Matthew H. McBee
Matthew H. McBee OBA #
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George H. McBee OBA #
5839
McBee Law Firm PLLC
P.O. Box 1303
Poteau, OK 74953
Phone: 918.647.2340
Attorneys for the Personal
Representative, Happy
Delsigne
LEGAL NOTICE
(Published in the Coalgate Record Register June 8, 15, & 22,
2016, 3t)
OF COAL COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
WELLS FARGO BANK, N. A.,
Plaintiff,
v.
THOMAS STEWART; SPOUSE, IF ANY, OF THOMAS
STEWART; NANCY JO STEWART AKA NANCY JO SMITH;
SPOUSE, IF ANY, OF NANCY JO STEWART; JOHN DOE,
OCCUPANT; AND UNKNOWN HEIRS, SUCCESSORS AND
ASSIGNS OF THOMAS STEWART
Defendant(s).
CJ-2016-5
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA, TO: Unknown Heirs, Successors
and Assigns of Thomas Stewart, if living or if dead, the names or
whereabouts of said Defendant(s)’ unknown successors, if any.
TAKE NOTICE that you have been sued by Wells Fargo Bank,
N.A., in the District Court of Coal County, State of Oklahoma, and
that you must answer the Petition on or before July 25, 2016, or
the allegations of said Petition will be taken as true and judgment
rendered against you awarding Plaintiff a first lien upon the
following described real estate, situated in Coal County, State of
Oklahoma, to-wit:
LOT 9 OF BLOCK 128 IN COALGATE, COAL COUNTY,
OKLAHOMA
PROPERTY ADDRESS: 208 S. Dwight Street, Coalgate, OK
74538
for the sum of $45,809.76, with interest from September 1, 2015,
at 5.75 percent per annum, together with a reasonable attorney’s
fee, $925.00 for abstracting, advances for taxes, insurance and
property preservation, and the costs of this action, and ordering
said property sold to satisfy said judgment, and forever barring
you and all persons claiming by, through or under you from ever
setting up or asserting any right, title, equity or interest in and to
said real estate adverse to the right and title of the purchaser at
said foreclosure sale, and for such other and further relief to which
it may be entitled.
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WITNESS MY HAND AND OFFICIAL SEAL, this 27 day of
May, 2016.
Rachel Nix
Court Clerk
By:S)Cristine Wortman
Deputy
Shapiro & Cejda,
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770 NE 63 St.
Oklahoma City, OK 73105-6431
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Auto • Home • Life • Business
Joe Howell
Insurance Agent
580-927-3241
11 N Main St.
Coalgate, OK 74538
We are insurance.
We are Farmers
[email protected]
www.farmersagent.com/jhowell1
2016 Coalgate Athletic Hall of Fame Donald Mike Mayer Scholarship recipients Robyn
Ott, Colby Jones (represented by his brother, Dusty Newberry), and Seth Walkup. Each
student received a $3,200 scholarship.
COAL County 2-column X 15 — 4.08”
NOTICE OF PERSONS APPEARING
TO BE OWNERS OF ABANDONED PROPERTY
Got unclaimed property?
COMMON TYPES OF UNCLAIMED PROPERTY INCLUDE:
Cash • Royalties • Life Insurance Proceeds
Rebates • Paychecks • Stocks and Bonds
State Treasurer Ken Miller wants you to see if you have money
waiting to be claimed on this all-new list of names.
COAL COUNTY
CENTRAHOMA
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Hall of Fame inductee Dr. Tom McDaniel, center, with two of his high school football
teammates, Roger Kite, left, and Richard Boswell.
To the Citizens and Taxpayers of
Coal County District 2:
Good government and accountability have always been very important to
me. Serving the public should always be considered a privilege and an
honor.
Good services are very essential in order to have prosperity and growth,
and I personally feel that training and experience are two of the main ingredients of a good public servant.
Thomas McCoy is my choice for District 2 Commissioner and I feel he
would be a good choice for you. He has the training and experience, and
he has a common-sense head on his shoulders.
District 2 has accomplished a lot of good things over the past several
years, and Thomas McCoy and the other District 2 employees have played
a big part in those accomplishments. It has been a team effort. County
government faces many challenges in this day and time, and that’s where
knowledge and experience come into play. It is important that we have a
qualified person ready to step in and take the reins of commissioner.
With all certainty, District 2 employees are ready to serve you into the future under Thomas McCoy. I personally would put the District 2 road crew
up against any crew in the state of Oklahoma. They are dedicated and
they know the roads of District 2 like the back of their hands. They are
familiar with the road equipment and the capabilities and maintenance of
the equipment. Thomas and the rest of the District 2 employees take pride
in serving you and they understand all the services that you depend on
daily.
Thomas McCoy is very dedicated, loyal and knowledgeable. He has served
Coal County for several years as a firefighter and first responder and he
has eight years experience with Coal County. He is a good family man with
good values.
I support Thomas McCoy and the
employees of District 2.
Sincerely,
Johnny D. Ward., Coal County Commissioner - District 2
COALGATE
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STRUNK TTE, RT 4
BOX 1715
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A MESSAGE FROM
STATE TREASURER
KEN MILLER
More than 825,000 Oklahomans do have unclaimed property
and we’d like to return it! Oklahoma businesses bring unclaimed
property to my office at the State Capitol and it’s my job to return
the money to the owners and heirs.
Our service is always free and there is no time limit on claiming
your property! These are just the most recent names we have received. Our online
database contains thousands of names dating back to 1967. If your name is not on this
list, check our website at:
www.OKTREASURE.com
If you find your name, start your claim online or use the form below.
ONLY NEW NAMES! If you find your name, fill out the form and mail it to
our office at the State Capitol, or you can start your claim on our website at
www.oktreasure.com. For any questions about unclaimed property, give us a call at
405-521-4273.
NOTICE OF NAMES OF PERSONS
APPEARING TO BE OWNERS OF ABANDONED PROPERTY
The names and addresses contained in this notice are as they were reported by the holder. Information
concerning the the names and last-known addresses of the property holders may be obtained by any
person possessing an interest in the property by submitting an online claim or addressing an inquiry to
the Unclaimed Property Division. The property is in the custody of the State Treasurer and all claims
must be directed to the Unclaimed Property Division. You may mail this form to:
Unclaimed Property Division • Oklahoma State Treasurer
2300 N. Lincoln Blvd., Rm. 217, Oklahoma City, OK 73105 • (405) 521-4273
STATE LAW REQUIRES that before information may be obtained concerning reported unclaimed property, there must be a valid proven interest in the property. To allow the Unclaimed Property Division to
process your inquiry, please send a black & white copy of your driver’s license and provide the following
information.
Name of listed owner: __________________________________________________
(Exactly as it appears in this publication)
SSN/FEI No. of Listed Owner: ____________________________________________
(Not Required but failure to do so might delay claim processing)
Your relationship to listed owner: _________________________________________
(i.e., self, spouse, divorced, heir — son, daughter, grandson, etc.)
If listed owner is deceased, please check ( ✓) here: _________
Your name: ___________________________________________________________
(Attach a black & white copy of your driver’s license)
SSN/FEI No.: _________________________________________________________
(Not Required but failure to do so might delay claim processing)
Current Address: _______________________________________________________
(If filing for a business give current business address.)
City:____________________________________ State: _________ Zip:___________
E-mail: ______________________________________________________________
Day time phone number: (__________) ____________________________________
Area code
Paid for by Johnny D. Ward
SHERMAN MARGARET
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506 W COWLEY ST
THE ESTATE OF LOVETA
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WALKER DOLORES
911 ADA ST
WOOD WILLIAM DON
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____________________________________________
(Your Signature)
______________________
(Date)
Our only goal is to reunite property with its true and lawful owner. Upon review of your claim,
the Unclaimed Property Division may ask for additional documentation. To save processing
time, please attach to your claim copies of any documentation that verifies your relationship to
the listed owner.
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COALGATE RECORD REGISTER—JUNE 22, 2016—PAGE B-1
To the Voters and Citizens of
Coal County District 2
As we end this time of campaigning, only a few days remain until you
elect your next District 2 Commissioner.
First of all, I want to thank all of you for your hospitality and time
shown to me throughout this campaign. I have truly enjoyed visiting
with you. I know I have missed some of you due to my work schedule,
and to those I may have missed, I would like to apologize.
I want everyone to understand this is a very important job and position that requires decisions every day, and I take that very seriously.
My platform and goals are to serve you 100 percent. I will always be
accountable and available.
I have been part of county government for the past eight years. I
have the necessary requirements, experience and training to fulfill the
duties of commissioner. I understand all the challenges county government faces. I understand the funding sources and how revenue
becomes available to maintain our roads. I am a heavy equipment
operator and have a CDL truck driver’s license.
With all the severe weather and historical flooding the past two years,
I’ll be the first to say it has been a great challenge to keep the roads
maintained. The other employees of the road crew and I have strived to keep the roads up and at the same time continue to make
improvements to them. We have been dedicated to keeping the 200 miles of road passable for you because we know that keeping
our roads at their best is very important for our school buses, mail delivery, and your travel to and from work. All District 2 employees
work hard every day to keep our roads and other services available for you. We work as a team and we understand the importance
of being dedicated to taking care of your needs.
I understand the importance of funding all the services of the county, including the hospital, health department, library, ambulance
service and rural fire departments. I have firsthand knowledge of the funding of these vital services and the importance they serve
and provide to our daily lives.
For the past several years, District 2 has provided assistance to the Atoka-Coal Food Storehouse. Twice a month we help unload
the grocery truck and sort and box the food that goes to needy and less fortunate families of both Coal and Atoka Counties. I will
continue to provide this service.
As county commissioner, I will continue to work with our Native American tribes to help build and improve our local economy. I will
support our senior citizens with their needs such as the nutrition centers and fitness-wellness programs.
I have and always will support our youth programs, including 4-H, FFA, and the Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts of America. These
children are our future.
I have a very special place in my heart to support our veterans because they stand for freedom. They have served our country and
many have fought for our freedom.
District 2 has helped maintain five rural cemeteries for several years. We will continue to do this on a regular basis because we
take pride in caring for these grounds.
For many years now, Coal County has had a partnership with the City of Coalgate, and District 2 helps operate and maintain the
recycling center, which must be maintained on a daily basis to deal with solid waste. We also maintain the majority of the 45th Infantry
Park, the Coal County Fairgrounds, and other county facilities such as the library, DHS, health department and Big Five Community
Services.
I am one of only two county employees certified and licensed to eradicate mosquitoes for the deadly ZIKA and West Nile Disease.
I am also the county’s alternate floodplain administrator dealing with disasters such as flood, wind and storm damage. These duties
are required by FEMA to handle federal damage assessments.
Yes, there are a lot of responsibilities when it comes to county government. County government is big business and I’ve been part
of it for many years. I would like to continue to work and serve you by being your next county commissioner of District 2.
I have the training you have invested in me, and I have the necessary experience to be your commissioner. I am ready and willing
to take on any and all challenges. I am dedicated and I still believe a man’s word and a handshake mean something. I believe in
family values, morals, integrity and trust. They are important to me as they should be to all of us.
District 2 participates throughout the year in safety and training educational programs in order to stay equipped with yearly updates
so each of us is better informed on all safety issues and county government. I will continue this practice.
If elected, I will see that projects that are currently under construction or have been programmed for the future will be carried out
and completed to their fullest intent. I will continue to look for new funding and grants for new projects.
In closing, I want to thank you all again for your support and encouragement. I know I have the knowledge and training to be your
next District 2 County Commissioner. I believe that on-the-job experience gives you, the citizens and taxpayers, a head start toward
continued progress in Coal County. I will be a public servant that you can be proud of. I will work hard to represent everyone, regardless of status, in a professional way. I will work closely with our legislators on programs that continue to build Coal County and make
county government strong.
I have said, “My word is my bond,” and I will always take your needs and concerns seriously. I will continue to be accountable,
trustworthy and honest with an open door policy to listen to you.
My family and I ask for your support and vote to elect me your next District 2 Commissioner.
Thank you and God bless.
Let’s Keep Experience and Progress Working for Us.
Thomas
McCoy
Paid for by Thomas McCoy
PAGE B-2—COALGATE RECORD REGISTER—JUNE 22, 2016
LEGAL NOTICE
about where your water comes from, what it contains, and how it compares to standards set by
regulatory agencies. This report is a snapshot of last year's water quality. We are committed to
providing you with information because informed customers are our best allies. We conduct tests
for contaminants. We detected 5 of those contaminants, and found only 1 at a level higher than
the EPA allows. As we informed you at the time, our water temporarily exceeded drinking water
standards. (For more information see the section labeled Violations at the end of the report.)
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pick
up
from
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presence
of
animals
or from human
radioactive
contaminants,
which
can
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or
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and gas
microbial contaminants, such as viruses and bacteria, that may come from
sewage
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andsystems,
mining activities.
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that tapand
water
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to drink, EPA
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andwhich
herbicides,
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from a variety
of sources
stormwater
runoff,
and residential uses; organic Chemical Contaminants, including synthetic and
How can I get
involved?
volatile organic chemicals, which are by-products of industrial processes and petroleum
Please come to our board meetings as they are announced during the year or contact Frank
production, and can also come from gas stations, urban stormwater runoff, and septic systems; and
Forneris at 580-927-2236.
radioactive contaminants, which can be naturally occurring or be the result of oil and gas
Descriptionand
of mining
Water activities.
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production
order to ensure that tap water is safe to drink, EPA prescribes
regulations
that
limitby
thedisinfection.
amount of Disinfection
certain contaminants
in addition
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by or
public
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treated
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of chlorine
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Administration
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for
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bottled
water which
must
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same health
protection
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the major
advances
of thehealth.
20th century.
How can I get involved?
Please come to our board meetings as they are announced during the year or contact Frank
Forneris at 580-927-2236.
Description of Water Treatment Process
Your water is treated by disinfection. Disinfection involves the addition of chlorine or other
disinfectant to kill dangerous bacteria and microorganisms that may be in the water. Disinfection
is considered to be one of the major public health advances of the 20th century.
Additional Information for Lead
If present, elevated levels of lead can cause serious health problems, especially for pregnant
women and young children. Lead in drinking water is primarily from materials and components
associated with service lines and home plumbing. Roundhill #4 is responsible for providing high
quality drinking water, but cannot control the variety of materials used in plumbing components.
When your water has been sitting for several hours, you can minimize the potential for lead
exposure byInformation
flushing your
for 30 seconds to 2 minutes before using water for drinking or
Additional
fortap
Lead
cooking. If you are concerned about lead in your water, you may wish to have your water tested.
Information on lead in drinking water, testing methods, and steps you can take to minimize
exposure
is
available
from
the
Safe
Drinking
Water
Hotline
or
at
http://www.epa.gov/safewater/lead.
Water Quality Data Table
In order to ensure that tap water is safe to drink, EPA prescribes regulations which limit the amount of contaminants
in water provided by public water systems. The table below lists all of the drinking water contaminants that we
detected during the calendar year of this report. Although many more contaminants were tested, only those substances
listed below were found in your water. All sources of drinking water contain some naturally occurring contaminants.
At low levels, these substances are generally not harmful in our drinking water. Removing all contaminants would be
extremely expensive, and in most cases, would not provide increased protection of public health. A few naturally
occurring minerals may actually improve the taste of drinking water and have nutritional value at low levels. Unless
otherwise noted, the data presented in this table is from testing done in the calendar year of the report. The EPA or the
State requires us to monitor for certain contaminants less than once per year because the concentrations of these
contaminants do not vary significantly from year to year, or the system is not considered vulnerable to this type of
contamination. As such, some of our data, though representative, may be more than one year old. In this table you
will find terms and abbreviations that might not be familiar to you. To help you better understand these terms, we
have provided the definitions below the table.
MCLG MCL,
or
TT, or Your
Range
Sample
Contaminants
MRDLG MRDL Water Low High Date Violation
Typical Source
Disinfectants & Disinfectant By-Products
(There is convincing evidence that addition of a disinfectant is necessary for control of microbial contaminants)
TTHMs [Total
By-product of drinking water
Trihalomethanes]
NA
80
99
66.2 114.6 2015
Yes
disinfection
(ppb)
Haloacetic Acids
NA
60
41
4.23 42.4 2014
No
(HAA5) (ppb)
chlorination
Microbiological Contaminants
Total Coliform
0
(positive
samples/month)
Contaminants
MCLG
Inorganic Contaminants
Copper - action level
1.3
at consumer taps
(ppm)
Lead - action level at
consumer taps (ppb)
0
1
0
NA
2014
No
Naturally present in the
environment
Your
Sample
# Samples
Exceeds
AL
Water
Date
Exceeding AL
AL
1.3
0.248
2014
0
No
15
2.01
2014
0
No
Typical Source
Corrosion of household
plumbing systems; Erosion
of natural deposits
of natural deposits
Violations and Exceedances
TTHMs [Total Trihalomethanes]
Some people who drink water containing trihalomethanes in excess of the MCL over many years may experience
problems with their liver, kidneys, or central nervous system, and may have an increased risk of getting cancer. The
violation occurred from the first through the fourth quarter of 2015 We are changing out the water in our tower more
often to mitigate the problem.
Unit Descriptions
Term
ppm
ppb
Definition
ppm: parts per million, or milligrams per liter (mg/L)
ppb: parts per billion, or micrograms per liter (µg/L)
positive samples/month
positive samples/month: Number of samples taken monthly that were
found to be positive
NA
NA: not applicable
ND
ND: Not detected
NR
NR: Monitoring not required, but recommended.
Important Drinking Water Definitions
Term
LPXLP
MCLG
Definition
MCLG: Maximum Contaminant Level Goal: The level of a contaminant in
drinking water below which there is no known or expected risk to health.
MCLGs allow for a margin of safety.
Continued on Page B-3
LEGAL NOTICE
NA: not applicable
NA
ND
ND: Not detected
Continued from Pg B-2
NR
Term
MCLG
MCL
TT
AL
Variances and Exemptions
MRDLG
Definition
MCL: Maximum Contaminant Level: The highest level of a contaminant
that is allowed in drinking water. MCLs are set as close to the MCLGs as
feasible using the best available treatment technology.
TT: Treatment Technique: A required process intended to reduce the level
of a contaminant in drinking water.
AL: Action Level: The concentration of a contaminant which, if exceeded,
triggers treatment or other requirements which a water system must
follow.
Variances and Exemptions: State or EPA permission not to meet an MCL
or a treatment technique under certain conditions.
MRDLG: Maximum residual disinfection level goal. The level of a
drinking water disinfectant below which there is no known or expected
risk to health. MRDLGs do not reflect the benefits of the use of
disinfectants to control microbial contaminants.
MRDL: Maximum residual disinfectant level. The highest level of a
disinfectant allowed in drinking water. There is convincing evidence that
addition of a disinfectant is necessary for control of microbial
contaminants.
MNR: Monitored Not Regulated
MPL: State Assigned Maximum Permissible Level
MRDL
MNR
MPL
Barium (ppm)
2
Nitrate [measured as
10
Nitrogen] (ppm)
2
2
ND
0.0133 2010
10
0.43
0.31 0.43
2015
Discharge of drilling wastes;
Discharge
from
metal
refineries; Erosion of natural
deposits
Runoff from fertilizer use;
Leaching from septic tanks,
sewage; Erosion of natural
deposits
No
No
Microbiological Contaminants
Turbidity (NTU)
NA
0.3
99
NA .58
2015
No
Soil runoff
99% of the samples were below the TT value of 0.3. A value less than 95% constitutes a TT violation. The highest
single measurement was 0.58. Any measurement in excess of 1 is a violation unless otherwise approved by the state.
Total
Coliform
Naturally present in the
0
1
1
NA 0
2015
No
(positive
environment
samples/month)
Radioactive Contaminants
Radium
(combined
0
226/228) (pCi/L)
5
0.252
NA
2013
No
Erosion of natural deposits
AL
Your
Water
Sample # Samples
Date
Exceeding AL
Exceeds
AL
Typical Source
Copper - action level at
1.3
consumer taps (ppm)
1.3
0.199
2014
0
No
Lead - action level at
0
consumer taps (ppb)
15
1.04
2014
0
No
Contaminants
MCLG
of natural deposits
of natural deposits
For more information please contact:
Violations and Exceedances
Contact Name: Roger Cosper
Address:
3 S Main St
Coalgate, OK 74538
Phone: (580)927-3914
Fax: (580)927-3200
TTHMs [Total Trihalomethanes]
Some people who drink water containing trihalomethanes in excess of the MCL over many years may experience
problems with their liver, kidneys, or central nervous system, and may have an increased risk of getting cancer. The
violation occurred from April 1, 2015 through December 31, 2015. We are drawing down the water towers daily to
keep fresher water available.
Unit Descriptions
LEGAL NOTICE
COALGATE PWA CCR REPORT for 2015
Is my water safe?
We are pleased to present this year's Annual Water Quality Report (Consumer Confidence Report)
as required by the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA). This report is designed to provide details
about where your water comes from, what it contains, and how it compares to standards set by
regulatory agencies. This report is a snapshot of last year's water quality. We are committed to
providing you with information because informed customers are our best allies. As required, last
year, we conducted tests for contaminants. We detected a few of those contaminants, and found
only 1 at a level higher than the EPA allows. As we informed you at the time, our water
temporarily exceeded drinking water standards. (For more information see the section labeled
Violations at the end of the report.)
Do I need to take special precautions?
Some people may be more vulnerable to contaminants in drinking water than the general
population. Immuno-compromised persons such as persons with cancer undergoing chemotherapy,
persons who have undergone organ transplants, people with HIV/AIDS or other immune system
disorders, some elderly, and infants can be particularly at risk from infections. These people should
seek advice about drinking water from their health care providers. EPA/Centers for Disease Control
(CDC) guidelines on appropriate means to lessen the risk of infection by Cryptosporidium and
other microbial contaminants are available from the Safe Water Drinking Hotline (800-426-4791).
Drinking water, including bottled water, may reasonably be expected to contain at least small
amounts of some contaminants. The presence of contaminants does not necessarily indicate that
Whereposes
doesamy
water
come
from?
water
health
risk.
More
information about contaminants and potential health effects can be
obtained
bycomes
callingfrom
the the
Environmental
Protection
Agency's (EPA) Safe Drinking Water Hotline
Your water
Coalgate Lake
and Wells.
(800-426-4791).
Source
waterofassessment
and its
availability
The sources
drinking water
(both
tap water and bottled water) include rivers, lakes, streams,
All
our
testing
can
be
viewed
on
DEQ's
Website
by contacting
us at City
ponds, reservoirs, springs, and wells. As
water or
travels
over the surface
of Hall.
the land or through the
ground,
it
dissolves
naturally
occurring
minerals
and,
in
some
cases,
radioactive
material, and can
Why are there contaminants in my drinking water?
pick up substances resulting from the presence of animals or from human activity:
Drinking water,
including
bottled
water,
reasonably
be come
expected
contain
at leastplants,
small
microbial
contaminants,
such
as viruses
andmay
bacteria,
that may
fromtosewage
treatment
amounts
of some
contaminants.
The operations,
presence ofand
contaminants
does not
necessarily indicate
that
septic
systems,
agricultural
livestock
wildlife; inorganic
contaminants,
such as salts
watermetals,
poses which
a health
risk.
information
contaminants
and
potential health
can be
and
can
be More
naturally
occurringabout
or result
from urban
stormwater
runoff,effects
industrial,
or
obtained by
calling thedischarges,
Environmental
Protection
Agency's mining,
(EPA) Safe
Drinking pesticides
Water Hotline
domestic
wastewater
oil and
gas production,
or farming;
and
(800-426-4791).
herbicides,
which may come from a variety of sources such as agriculture, urban stormwater runoff,
The residential
sources of uses;
drinking
waterChemical
(both tap Contaminants,
water and bottled
water) synthetic
include rivers,
lakes, streams,
and
organic
including
and volatile
organic
ponds, reservoirs,
springs,
and wells.
As water processes
travels over
surface ofproduction,
the land orand
through
the
chemicals,
which are
by-products
of industrial
andthepetroleum
can also
ground,
it dissolves
naturally
minerals
in some
cases, and
radioactive
material,
and can
come
from
gas stations,
urban occurring
stormwater
runoff, and,
and septic
systems;
radioactive
contaminants,
pick
substances
resulting
from or
thebepresence
ofof
animals
from
human activity:
whichupcan
be naturally
occurring
the result
oil andorgas
production
and mining activities. In
microbial
contaminants,
such as
bacteria,
that may come
from sewage
treatment
plants,
order
to ensure
that tap water
is viruses
safe to and
drink,
EPA prescribes
regulations
that limit
the amount
of
septic systems,
agricultural
livestock
operations,
and
wildlife;
inorganic
such as salts
certain
contaminants
in water
provided
by public
water
systems.
Foodcontaminants,
and Drug Administration
and metals,
which can
be naturally
occurring
or result
urban
stormwater
runoff,
industrial,
or
(FDA)
regulations
establish
limits for
contaminants
in from
bottled
water
which must
provide
the same
domestic wastewater
discharges, oil and gas production, mining, or farming; pesticides and
protection
for public health.
herbicides, which may come from a variety of sources such as agriculture, urban stormwater runoff,
How can I get involved?
and residential uses; organic Chemical Contaminants, including synthetic and volatile organic
Be careful which
with are
contaminates
as pesticides
andand
herbicides.
as directed
by also
the
chemicals,
by-productssuch
of industrial
processes
petroleumUse
production,
and can
manufacturer.
come
from gas stations, urban stormwater runoff, and septic systems; and radioactive contaminants,
which
can beofnaturally
occurring orProcess
be the result of oil and gas production and mining activities. In
Description
Water Treatment
order to ensure that tap water is safe to drink, EPA prescribes regulations that limit the amount of
Your water
is treated in
bywater
filtration
and disinfection.
Filtration
removes
in the
certain
contaminants
provided
by public water
systems.
Food particles
and Drugsuspended
Administration
source
water.
Particles
typically
include
clays
and
silts,
natural
organic
matter,
iron
and
manganese,
(FDA) regulations establish limits for contaminants in bottled water which must provide the same
and microorganisms.
Your water is also treated by disinfection. Disinfection involves the addition
protection
for public health.
of chlorine or other disinfectants to kill bacteria and other microorganisms (viruses, cysts, etc.) that
Howbe
can
getwater.
involved?
may
inIthe
Disinfection is considered to be one of the major public health advances of the
20th
century.with contaminates such as pesticides and herbicides. Use as directed by the
Be careful
manufacturer.
Term
ppm
ppb
Definition
ppm: parts per million, or milligrams per liter (mg/L)
ppb: parts per billion, or micrograms per liter (µg/L)
pCi/L
pCi/L: picocuries per liter (a measure of radioactivity)
NTU: Nephelometric Turbidity Units. Turbidity is a measure of the
cloudiness of the water. We monitor it because it is a good indicator of the
effectiveness of our filtration system.
positive samples/month: Number of samples taken monthly that were
NTU
NA
NA: not applicable
ND
NR
ND: Not detected
Term
MCLG
MCL
TT
Definition
MCL: Maximum Contaminant Level: The highest level of a contaminant
that is allowed in drinking water. MCLs are set as close to the MCLGs as
feasible using the best available treatment technology.
TT: Treatment Technique: A required process intended to reduce the level
of a contaminant in drinking water.
AL: Action Level: The concentration of a contaminant which, if exceeded,
triggers treatment or other requirements which a water system must follow.
AL
Variances and Exemptions: State or EPA permission not to meet an MCL
or a treatment technique under certain conditions.
MRDLG: Maximum residual disinfection level goal. The level of a
drinking water disinfectant below which there is no known or expected risk
to health. MRDLGs do not reflect the benefits of the use of disinfectants to
control microbial contaminants.
MRDL: Maximum residual disinfectant level. The highest level of a
disinfectant allowed in drinking water. There is convincing evidence that
addition of a disinfectant is necessary for control of microbial
contaminants.
MNR: Monitored Not Regulated
MPL: State Assigned Maximum Permissible Level
Variances and Exemptions
MRDLG
MRDL
MNR
MPL
For more information please contact:
Contact Name: Roger Cosper
Address:
3 S Main St
Coalgate, OK 74538
Phone: (580) 927-3915
Fax: (580) 927-3200
E-Mail: [email protected]
Website: cityofcoalgate.com
LEGAL NOTICE
16650 CR 3830
Description of Water Treatment Process
Your water is treated by filtration and disinfection. Filtration removes particles suspended in the
source water. Particles typically include clays and silts, natural organic matter, iron and manganese,
and microorganisms. Your water is also treated by disinfection. Disinfection involves the addition
of chlorine or other disinfectants to kill bacteria and other microorganisms (viruses, cysts, etc.) that
may be in the water. Disinfection is considered to be one of the major public health advances of the
20th century.
Additional Information for Lead
If present, elevated levels of lead can cause serious health problems, especially for pregnant women
and young children. Lead in drinking water is primarily from materials and components associated
with service lines and home plumbing. Coalgate Public Works Authority is responsible for
providing high quality drinking water, but cannot control the variety of materials used in plumbing
components. When your water has been sitting for several hours, you can minimize the potential for
lead exposure by flushing your tap for 30 seconds to 2 minutes before using water for drinking or
cooking. If you are concerned about lead in your water, you may wish to have your water tested.
InformationInformation
on lead in for
drinking
Additional
Lead water, testing methods, and steps you can take to minimize
exposure
is
available
from
the
Safe
Drinking
Water
Hotline
or
at
http://www.epa.gov/safewater/lead.
Water Quality Data Table
In order to ensure that tap water is safe to drink, EPA prescribes regulations which limit the amount of contaminants in
water provided by public water systems. The table below lists all of the drinking water contaminants that we detected
during the calendar year of this report. Although many more contaminants were tested, only those substances listed
below were found in your water. All sources of drinking water contain some naturally occurring contaminants. At low
levels, these substances are generally not harmful in our drinking water. Removing all contaminants would be
extremely expensive, and in most cases, would not provide increased protection of public health. A few naturally
occurring minerals may actually improve the taste of drinking water and have nutritional value at low levels. Unless
otherwise noted, the data presented in this table is from testing done in the calendar year of the report. The EPA or the
State requires us to monitor for certain contaminants less than once per year because the concentrations of these
contaminants do not vary significantly from year to year, or the system is not considered vulnerable to this type of
contamination. As such, some of our data, though representative, may be more than one year old. In this table you will
find terms and abbreviations that might not be familiar to you. To help you better understand these terms, we have
provided the definitions below the table.
Contaminants
MCLG MCL,
or
TT, or Your Range
MRDLG MRDL Water Low High
Sample
Date
Violation
Typical Source
Disinfectants & Disinfectant By-Products
(There is convincing evidence that addition of a disinfectant is necessary for control of microbial contaminants)
Chlorine
(as
Cl2)
Water additive used to control
4
4
1
1
1
2015 No
(ppm)
microbes
Haloacetic
Acids
NA
60
24
1.64 53.9 2015 No
(HAA5) (ppb)
chlorination
TTHMs
[Total
NA
Trihalomethanes] (ppb)
80
82
41.1 106.9 2015
Yes
disinfection
Continued on Pg B-4
LEGAL NOTICE
The Board of County Commissioners of Coal County met for a regular scheduled meeting on
Monday, June 13th, 2016 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.
Guests present were: Bryan Jump, Vicky Salmon, Rachel Nix, Berney Blue, Johnny Sandmann
and Seth Hampton.
Michael Hensley made a motion to approve the minutes from the previous meetings. Ward
Ward made a motion to approve the monthly report for the Court Clerk for May. Hensley
seconded. Ward, Hensley and Jones approved.
Hensley made a motion to approve payroll for June 1-15. Ward seconded. Hensley, Ward and
Jones approved.
There were no transfers of appropriations.
Michael Hensley made a motion to approve the purchase orders for payment. Ward seconded.
Fiscal Year:
Payments by Fund
Approved
2015-2016
From: 6/8/2016
To: 6/14/2016
Continued from Pg B-3
Warrant No.
CBRIF 105
79
80
Vendor Name
Amount
Purpose
FLOWERS, JOHN
BILLS, BESSIE LOU
$3,025.00
$13,673.00
DIST 1 ROAD PROJECT
DIST 1 ROAD PROJECT
CD-4
53
54
C & C HARDWARE
SHIPMAN COMMUNICATIONS
$30.98
$125.00
55
OK TAX COMM
$9.75
56
57
58
59
60
61
C & C HARDWARE
TRACTOR SUPPLY CREDIT PLAN
THE ANTENNA FARM
MAIN TRADING COMPANY
$129.92
$284.25
$540.94
$453.75
$257.91
$219.95
EMER MNGMT SUPPLIES
EMERG MNGMT SERVICE
EMERG
MNGMT
REGISTRATION
EMER MNGMT SUPPLIES
EMER MNGMT SUPPLIES
EMER MNGMT SUPPLIES
EMER MNGMT SUPPLIES
EMER MNGMT SUPPLIES
EMER MNGMT SUPPLIES
$800.00
$300.00
BLANKET
CONTRACT SERVICES
$469.00
OSU SALARY
$781.47
$409.35
$266.82
$1,248.00
$65.00
$61.79
$53.68
$400.00
$30.55
COUNTY SALES TAX
1740
LAST CHANCE PROBATION
1741
OSU COOPERATIVE EXTENSION
1742
SERVICE, ATTN: SUZANNE
1743
RATCLIFF, KELSEY
1744
RUSSELL, CASEY
1745
EDDINGS ELECTRICAL CONST.
1746
C & C HARDWARE
1747
EDDINGS ELECTRICAL CONST.
1748
ADA PAPER CO.
1749
TUPELO TRAVEL STOP, LLC
1750
ARTWORKS
1751
LEGAL NOTICE
(Published in the Coalgate Record Register June 22, 2016, 1t)
BUDGET ADOPTION RESOLUTION – FUND-BASED BUDGET
CITY OF TUPELO, OKLAHOMA
RESOLUTION NO. 2016-2
A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE CITY OF TUPELO, OKLAHOMA BUDGET FOR THE FISCAL
YEAR 2014-2015 AND ESTABLISHING BUDGET AMENDMENT AUTHORITY
WHEREAS, The City of Tupelo has adopted the provisions of the Oklahoma Municipal Budget Act
(the Act) in 11 O.S. Sections 17-201 through 17-216; and
WHEREAS, The City Clerk has prepared a budget for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2017 (FY
2016-2017) consistent with the Act; and
WHEREAS, The Act in Section 17-215 provides for the chief executive office of the City, or
designee, as authorized by the governing body, to transfer any unexpended and unencumbered
appropriation from one department to another within the same funds; and
WHEREAS, The budget has been formally presented to the Tupelo City Council at least 30 days
prior to the start of the fiscal year in compliance with Section 17-205; and
WHEREAS, The Tupelo City Council has conducted a Public Hearing at least 15 days prior to the
start of the fiscal year, and published notice of the Public Hearing in compliance with Section 17-208
of the Act; and
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF TUPELIO,
OKLAHOMA:
SECTION
th 1. The City Council of the City of Tupelo does hereby adopt the FY 2016-2017 Budget
on the 14 day of June 2016 with total resources available in the amount of $722,800.00 and total
fund/departmental appropriations in the amount of $675,800.00. Legal appropriations (spending/
encumbering limits) are hereby established as follows:
FUND:
APPROPRIATION
DEPARTMENT
AMOUNT
General Fund:
Administration
$352,700.00
Police
$170,000.00
Public Works
PWA
$200,100.00
SECTION 2. The City Council does hereby authorize the City Clerk to transfer any unexpended
and unencumbered appropriations, at any time throughout FY 2016-2017, from one line item to
another, one object category to another within a department, or one department to another within a
fund, without further approval by the City Council/Town Board.
SECTION 3. All supplemental appropriations or decrease in the total appropriation of a fund shall
be adopted at a meeting of the City Council
and filed with the State Auditor and Inspector.
th
PASSED AND RESOLVED this 14 day of June, 2016.
TOWN OF TUPELO, OKLAHOMA
By: S)Ruth Wright
Mayor
ATTEST:
S)Kallie D’Aguanno
City Clerk
LEGAL NOTICE
(Published in the Coalgate Record Register June 22, 2016, 1t)
LEGAL NOTICE
Pursuant to City Ordinances, 13-6, 13-7.14 and 13-8 and in accordance with Oklahoma State Statue
22-111, the City of Coalgate has determined the following properties:
Irland Jones (Block 178, Lot 13,14,15)
Micheal Tally (Block 179 Lot 2)
Joe Vechnak (Block 192 Lot 6)
Albert Vechnak (Block 192 Lot 2, 3)
Tommie Farley (Block 69 lot 1, 3, 4)
Archie Eddings (Block 45 Lot 4)
Robert Simmons
(Block 191 Lot 4)
Beverly and Eddie Layton (Block 180 Lot 6)
Theresa Nelson (Block 86A Lot 1 & Block 86 Lot 4 North 45’ Lot 5)
Phillip and Patsy Brown (Block 69 Lot 8,9)
Billy Joe and Alice Moore
(Block 90 Undivided interest in Lot 5,6)
Sherry Ruth Lancaster
(Block 90 Undivided interest in Lot 5,6 House on Lot 5)
Joe and Billie Melling
(Block 177 Lot 4,5)
Jack and Roylene Couey
(Block 131 Lot 2)
Stephanie Brazeal
(Block 183 Lot 1)
Norma Buster
(Block 48 Lot 6)
Pamela Cole
(Block 183 Lot 2)
to be in such condition that it is dangerous to the public health and safety of its citizenry. This is your
notice that the property must be cleaned of all debris and the yard mowed or brush hogged within 10
days of this notice. If this is not done, then the City will abate the nuisance and forward any expenses
on to you, any further accumulation of trash or excessive weed or grass growth on the owner’s property
occurring within six months from and after the date of this notice may be summarily abated by the
municipal governing body; that the costs of such abatement shall be assessed against the owner, and
that a lien may be imposed on the property to secure such payment, all without further prior notice to
the property owner.
An abatement hearing has been set for July 6, 2016 at 10:00 a.m. in the Council Chambers at City
Hall, 3 South Main. You, as the owner of the property, are offered the opportunity to respond to this
notice in person or in writing and be present at this hearing to present any reason the City should not
take action.
Any questions concerning this action can be directed to the City Manager or City Clerk at City Hall,
580-927-3914 or by writing to 3 South Main, Coalgate OK 74538.
LEGAL NOTICE
(Published in the Coalgate
Record Register June 22, 29,
& July 6, 2016, 3t)
IN AND FOR COAL COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
IN THE MATTER OF:
S. H.
B. G.
ALLEGED DEPRIVED
CHILDREN AS DEFINED BY
THE LAWS OF THE STATE
OF OKLAHOMA.
JD-2014-6
AMENDED SUMMONS
AND NOTICE OF JUVENILE
HEARING BY PUBLICATION
THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA
TO: Summer Garcia
You are hereby notified that
a Petition has been filed in the
matter of the above named
children for deprived action
provided in Title 10 O.S.
Section 7006-1.1,.
YOU ARE HEREBY
SUMMONED to be before
the Juvenile and Family
Relations Division of the
District Court of Coal County
in the Courtroom of said
Court in the Coal County
Courthouse, Coalgate,
th
Oklahoma, on the 11 day of
August, 2016 at 1:00 o’clock
p.m.
YOU ARE HEREBY
INFORMED that the Petition
is alleging the children are
Deprived.
YOU ARE FURTHER
NOTIFIED upon your failure to
appear that proceedings can
and will be had to terminate
your parental rights. You
are informed that you are
entitled to have an attorney
present at this hearing, and
that one might be appointed
for you if you cannot employ
an attorney by reason of
indigency. You are notified
to contact the Coal County
Court Clerk if you desire to be
represented by an attorney.
I have hereunto
set my
th
hand this 20 day of June,
2016.
S)D. Clay Mowdy
Judge of The District Court
1752
DOLLAR GENERAL-REGIONS 410526
$72.80
1753
COLLINS, TWYLA
$125.00
1754
$52.24
OSU TRAVEL
OSU TRAVEL
SERVICE
APPLIANCES
SERVICE
SUPPLIES
FUEL
LEHIGH RFD SERVICE
TUPELO RFD SERVICE
CLARITA COMM CENTER
SUPPL
SERVICE
BLANKET
DRUG COURT CASH FUND
56
$4,500.00
BLANKET
1569
KOUNTRY STORE
1570
OK DEPT OF PUBLIC SAFETY
1571
SONNYS GROCERY
1572
GUDERIAN FOOD
1573
$1,875.53
$350.00
$602.26
$906.40
$90.00
BLANKET
BLANKET
BLANKET
BLANKET
MAINTENANCE CONT
1576
1577
1578
COUNTY ASSESSORS ASSOCIATION
OF OKLAHOMA
J&I MANUFACTURING
COALGATE FUELS
1579
QUILL CORP
$179.34
1580
WELCH STATE BANK
$20,706.25
COUNTY
CLERK
SUPPLIES
ASSESSOR
MEMBERSHIP
DUES
FAIRBARN SUPPLIES
ASSESSOR FUEL
MAINTENANCE CONT
ASSESSOR
OFFICE
SUPPLIES
RENTALS
C & C HARDWARE
JAMES SUPPLY & RENTAL
HALLS AUTO SUPPLY
RICKS OIL COMPANY
ENGELS SAND PIT
GRISSOM LLC
OVERLAND
MATERIAL
AND
MANUFACTURING INC
C & C HARDWARE
SHERRELL STEEL
SHERRELL STEEL
COALGATE FUELS
COALGATE FUELS
COALGATE FUELS
COALGATE FUELS
FITTSTONE INC
COALGATE FUELS
COALGATE FUELS
COALGATE FUELS
AT&T U-VERSE
ARAMARK
COALGATE FUELS
SHARE CORP.
C & C HARDWARE
FITTSTONE INC
SPRINGHOUSE WATER
B&S SUPPLIES
RICKS OIL COMPANY
SPRINGHOUSE WATER
SPRINGHOUSE WATER
AT&T U-VERSE
OK DEPT OF TRANS
$241.27
$23.78
$75.95
$42.60
$20.00
$60.00
$92.98
BLANKET
DIST 1 SERVICE
DIST 1 RENTAL
DIST 1 SUPPLIES
DIST 1 SERVICE
DIST 1 SAND
DIST 1 PARTS
$2,971.15
DIST 1 ASPHALT
$1,000.00
$268.84
$345.00
$405.00
$872.74
$583.30
$600.15
$630.96
$8,499.00
$854.19
$349.41
$827.78
$47.00
$36.30
$298.50
$469.48
$595.56
$813.72
$182.21
$324.46
$932.00
$124.01
$8.69
$84.00
$4,779.72
Dist 1 EQUIPMENT
DIST 1 WINDOWS
DIST 1 TIN HORN
DIST 1 TIN HORN
DIST 1 FUEL BLANKET
DIST 1 FUEL BLANKET
DIST 1 FUEL BLANKET
DIST 1 FUEL BLANKET
BLANKET
DIST 2 FUEL BLANKET
DIST 2 FUEL BLANKET
DIST 2 FUEL BLANKET
DIST 2 SERVICE
DIST 2 FUEL BLANKET
DIST 2 SUPPLIES
BLANKET
DIST 3 GRAVEL
DIST 3 WATER SERVICE
DIST 3 TIRES
COMMISSIONERS SUPPLIES
COMM WATER
COMMISSIONER SERVICE
DIST 2 RENTAL
189
MAGBY, CARMINIA
190
AVAYA INC
$197.10
$172.92
HEALTH DEPT TRAVEL
HEALTH DEPT SERVICE
RESALE PROPERTY
102
RECORD REGISTER
103
RECORD REGISTER
104
$426.87
$49.00
$67.40
PUBLICATION
PUBLICATION
MAINTENANCE CONT
1574
1575
HIGHWAY
2360
2361
2362
2363
2364
2365
2366
2367
2368
2369
2370
2371
2372
2373
2374
2375
2376
2377
2378
2379
2380
2381
2382
2383
2384
2385
2386
2387
2388
2389
2390
2391
2392
ABC OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY
$33.60
$175.00
$392.08
$34.00
$180.00
The next item on the agenda was to award fuel bids for the week of June 13-19. Clerk Loudermilk
read aloud the telephone bids that were received by the time of the meeting as follows:
VENDOR
GAS / GAL
DIESEL / GAL
CIRCLE N
3266
COALGATE FUELS
2197
KOUNTRY STORE
2652
MILLER MART
4388
TUPELO TRAVEL STOP
2360
RICK'S OIL COMPANY
2266
927927845937845927-
2.349
2.199
2.08
1.98
2.19
2.05
NO QUOTE RECEIVED
ULD 2.37 / PR 2.59 / SP
2.69
NO QUOTE RECEIVED
OFF ROAD 1.89 / REG
2.35
NO QUOTE RECEIVED
NO QUOTE RECEIVED
Ward made a motion to award the weekly fuel bid to Coalgate Fuels for gas and diesel. Hensley
Ward made a motion to approve the weekly fuel blanket purchase orders. Hensley seconded.
Ward, Hensley and Jones approved the following:
Sheriff’s office – Coalgate Fuels $200
Johnny Ward made a motion to approve an interlocal agreement between Coal County and
CED#4 for 2016-17. Hensley seconded. Ward, Hensley and Jones approved.
Hensley made a motion to approve a contract for detention transportation services agreement
between Coal County and the Office of Juvenile Affairs for 2016-17. Ward seconded. Hensley, Ward and
Jones approved.
Johnny Ward made a motion to approve the sheriff’s office to purchase a pickup off the state bid
contract. Hensley seconded. Ward, Hensley and Jones approved.
Johnny Sandmann was not yet present for the next two items, so they were skipped until he
arrived.
Clerk Loudermilk informed the Board that the phone company came down last Thursday to install
the new phones for the courthouse. She said they had done six months of preparation and planning, but
were not able to complete the installation because of unforeseen circumstances. Loudermilk said they
are going to have to drill through the concrete to run cables and lines to each of the offices from the main
hub in the maintenance room where the firewall is. Loudermilk said the phone guy that did the installation
knew of a company in Tulsa that does the cabling, and said it would cost a minimum of $5000 to get
everything done. She added that Axxion Technologies, from Durant, has been involved with the IT of this
project since day one, and was onsite during the installation and knows what they will need to do. She
presented a quote of approximately $3900 for them to do the cabling. Johnny Ward made a motion to
accept the bid from Axxion and let them do the cabling since they are familiar with the project. Hensley
The next item on the agenda was to discuss and take possible action on partnership opportunities
Continued on Page B-6
2016 Hall of
Fame Banquet
Elect
Nick Lee
DISTRICT 2 • COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Darby Kingston and Brandon Courson, 2015 recipients
of the Donald Mike Mayer Scholarship, were presented
a second scholarship at the 2016 Hall of Fame banquet.
The scholarships were $3,200 each.
Miss Choctaw Nation Neiatha Hardy presents the “Lord’s
Prayer” in sign language. A 2015 graduate of Coalgate
High School, Neiatha is a member of Choctaw Nation
District 12.
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RE-ELECT
Rachel Nix
Let me tell you why I am the most qualified candidate to be your County
Commissioner:
1. I have been in some type of construction business for most of my life.
2. I started out as a regular laborer and continually proved myself to be
responsible and trustworthy to be promoted to management positions.
3. I have been responsible for the management of as many as 100 employees
and 40 pieces of heavy machinery at one time.
4. As many of you know, roads are an important part of the responsibility of
a county commissioner – but managing the County’s financial position is
the primary responsibility of the Board of County Commissioners.
5. As a superintendent of construction, I was responsible for budgeting labor
and resources as a condition of my job.
6. Voting for me means your tax dollars will be used efficiently so that
saved money can be used to plan for better improvements on your
roads.
Secondly, let me explain some of my goals as YOUR County Commissioner:
Roads:
1. My primary goal is to do my part to make Coal County the best it can
be.
2. Commissioners in Coal County each have an operating budget of
approximately $500,000 to run their district. This includes payroll,
machinery, road materials, and operating expenses.
3. There are roads that need to be widened.
4. There are drainage problems on many roads that could be improved by
adding tinhorns and raising the roadbed. Floods may come, but normal
rainfall should not keep our rural citizens stranded at home.
5. There are dangerous intersections that need immediate attention. I want
to visit with the landowners and clear the right-of-ways to make our roads
safer.
6. Because I have experience and have been held responsible to meet budgets
and be profitable, I will efficiently use YOUR tax dollars to keep motor
graders on the roads blading every day possible.
Park:
7. For my constituents who live in town, I will do my part to maintain our
park so that it continues to be a family recreational area that brings our
community together.
Grants:
1. It’s no secret that Coal County is a small county and doesn’t receive a lot
of money from state and federal grants.
2. The General Fund budget of Coal County each year is approximately
$1,225,000. This mostly covers the salaries and operating expenses for
the offices.
3. But you can’t get something if you are not working for it and asking for
it.
4. I will work to establish contacts at the Department of Commerce, the
Department of Transportation, the Choctaw Nation, and the local subdistrict planning committees to bring as much money back to Coal
County as I can. I will enlist the help of our State Senator and our State
Representative.
5. Voting for me ensures our County won’t be left behind.
Finally, let me tell you WHY I want to be your County Commissioner:
1. I’m not a politician, I’m a hard worker.
2. Coal County is – and always will be – my home.
3. I care about this community and I believe Coal County can be better than
it is right now.
4. Coal County has a lot of potential. I want to put my knowledge and
experience to work for you to improve our roads, clean up our community,
and make this a better place to live.
5. I believe the Board of County Commissioners should work together as a
team in the best interests of this County.
6. I will do my part to work respectfully WITH the other commissioners.
7. But most importantly, I will work hard for YOU – the taxpayers of this
County – and I will listen to your concerns when you call me.
On election day, just a reminder, a check mark or x on the voter’s ballot will
not be counted. The blank by the candidate of your choice has to be completely
filled in.
June 28th is the election date. I’m asking you to vote for me, please trust me with
your vote – I won’t let you down.
Thank you,
Paid for by Nick Lee
Coal County Court Clerk
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Cemetery Association Meeting
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Centrahoma Cemetery Center
Elect
Nick Lee
DISTRICT 2 • COUNTY COMMISSIONER
PAGE B-6—COALGATE RECORD REGISTER— JUNE 22, 2016
ELECT
THOMAS MCCOY
Our Next Coal County Commissioner
District 2
June 28, 2016
• Dependable - Reliable - Accountable
• 8 years experience with county government
• Devoted family man
• Will give 100% every day on the job to you, the taxpayer
• Dedicated and proven to serve
• Unified and good working relationship with other employees
• Understands the needs of roads in District 2
• Will work hard to continue the positive progress in Coal County
• Will always have an open door and honest approach to your
concerns and needs
• Has the training and certifications of purchasing, expenditures
and procedures of funding for county government
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RICK'S OIL COMPANY
2266
937845-
NO QUOTE RECEIVED
ULD 2.37 / PR 2.59 / SP
2.69
NO QUOTE RECEIVED
OFF ROAD 1.89 / REG
2.35
NO QUOTE RECEIVED
NO QUOTE RECEIVED
EVERY HOUR
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Ward made a motion to award the weekly fuel bid to Coalgate Fuels for gas and diesel. Hensley
Ward made a motion to approve the weekly fuel blanket purchase orders. Hensley seconded.
Ward, Hensley and Jones approved the following:
Dist.3 – Coalgate Fuels
$1800
JUNE
25 / 9PM - 11PM
Sheriff’s office – Coalgate Fuels $200
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OUTDOOR CONCERT
Johnny Ward made a motion to approve an interlocal agreement between Coal County and
CED#4 for 2016-17. Hensley seconded. Ward, Hensley and Jones approved.
Hensley made a motion to approve a contract for detention transportation services agreement
between Coal County and the Office of Juvenile Affairs for 2016-17. Ward seconded. Hensley, Ward and
Jones approved.
Johnny Ward made a motion to approve the sheriff’s office to purchase a pickup off the state bid
contract. Hensley seconded. Ward, Hensley and Jones approved.
Johnny Sandmann was not yet present for the next two items, so they were skipped until he
arrived.
Clerk Loudermilk informed the Board that the phone company came down last Thursday to install
the new phones for the courthouse. She said they had done six months of preparation and planning, but
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everything done. She added that Axxion Technologies, from Durant, has been involved with the IT of this
project since day one, and was onsite during the installation and knows what they will need to do. She
presented a quote of approximately $3900 for them to do the cabling. Johnny Ward made a motion to
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The next item on the agenda was to discuss and take possible action on partnership opportunities
for economic development in Coal County. Chamber of Commerce President, Johnny Sandmann, was
present to discuss with the Board some ideas the Chamber Board of Directors has regarding growth in
Coal County. He said one of the ideas is forming a partnership between the City of Coalgate, Coal
County and the Chamber of Commerce to share the costs of a salary for a full-time Economic
Development Director. He said some of the responsibilities of that person would be to coordinate the
Chamber work and events, Main Street project, and other events in the county as they come up. He said
they have volunteers that do it now, but feels that it would be much more effective if a full-time person was
dedicated to that task. He said the idea is for the three entities to each share one-third of the salary,
which would be comparable to other county employee’s salaries. He said the Coal County citizens spend
an average of $44 million annually outside of Coal County. He said the Choctaw Nation is interested in
helping financially with economic development in our area. Sandmann said he was at the meeting today
to see if the county would be interested in pursuing this idea before he looks any further. Sandmann said
economic development is very competitive and the right person for the job should be a very ambitious
person that will work hard to network to get Coal County on the map, and who also has a general
knowledge of government. He said our demographics is right for a variety of businesses. He added that
our economy plays a major role in our sales tax revenue and if people can get what they need here, they
would be less likely to go out of town to get it. He said the Chamber alone has spent over $4000 this year
for marketing by developing a website. Brock Jones said the Assistant District Attorney has discussed
with him the idea of putting in a Boys and Girls Club to give our youth something to do after school and on
weekends. Jones asked if the job could be comingled with the recycling center. Sandmann said he
would prefer not, because he wants a person to represent the county that is not tied up with other
projects. He said the person would be considered full-time, with a 40 hour per week schedule, but would
probably need a somewhat flexible schedule to allow him or her to attend meetings and events as
necessary. Sandmann said he is planning on attending the next city council meeting and will be ready to
pursue this if the city if interested as well.
Sandmann said he has been hearing that the State of Oklahoma is closing offices and making
cutbacks. He said he has heard that the Coal County DHS is in danger of closing. Sandmann says he is
pretty sure the state law requires DHS to have an office in each county. He said he was looking at
possible incentives to try to keep it open. In doing so, he has learned that Atoka County pays much more
in rent than Coal County does for their office building, so he doesn’t feel that the cost is the issue. He
said he would like to get with the Assistant District Attorney regarding the possible violation of statutes
regarding the issue. He said he feels that it is a political decision.
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Clerk Loudermilk said the wooden bench in the hallway between her office and the Treasurer’s
office has a piece of wood loose and could pinch someone and needs to be fixed. Ward said he would
have a guy look at it in a little bit and glue it or put a few finish nails in it to hold.
Ward said Larry Eddings talked to him about replacing the lights in the library. Hensley said he
doesn’t have a problem letting Larry take care of the lights.
Michael Hensley made a motion to adjourn at 9:34 a.m. Ward seconded the motion. Hensley,
Ward and Jones approved.
______________________________
_____________________________
Michael Hensley, Vice-chairman
_____________________________
______________________________
Johnny Ward, Member
Attest: Eugina Loudermilk, County Clerk
ATOKA LIVESTOCK AUCTION
SALE EVERY MONDAY
Weekly Market Report
Monday, June 20, 2016
SALE RESULTS
CATTLE SOLD 1075
STEERS
200 - 300 lb ....$1.09
300 - 400 lb.....$1.00
400 - 500 lb.....$0.97
500 - 600 lb.....$0.90
600 - 700 lb.....$0.85
-
$1.59
$1.69
$1.62
$1.55
$1.39
HEIFERS
200 - 300 lb..........$1.46
300 - 400 lb..........$1.00
400 - 500 lb..........$0.95
500 - 600 lb..........$1.01
600 - 700 lb..........$0.92
-
$1.63
$1.51
$2.10
$1.77
$1.72
PAIRS $1300 - $1700 STOCKER COWS $1000 - $1800
PACKER COWS .72¢ - .88¢
LOW DRESSING .60¢ - .71¢ • PACKER BULLS 1.00¢ -$1.12
BULLS NONE - BABY CALVES $350 - $475
Owners & Operators
Phil & Paula Hatridge
Mob. 918-424-1754 ~ Office 580-889-3264
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NEXT EQUIPMENT & POULTRY WILL BE
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WE WILL NOT HAVE AN EQUIPMENT SALE ON
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COALGATE
BENJAMIN F. SMALLWOOD CAMP #2259
MEMBERSHIP DRIVE
Membership eligibility: Must be 16 years of age or older and provide proof
of a relative that served on the Confederate side in the Civil War. Membership is open to all eligible persons regardless of race, color, national origin,
or religion. There is no discrimination. Sons of Confederate Veterans is not
a religious or political group. It is a group of people that are proud of their
Southern heritage.
To request a membership application, contact Adjutant Alvin W. Johnson at
580-927-6854 or attend a meeting. Meetings are held the second Saturday of
each month 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. at the Coal County Public Library meeting room in Coalgate. The next meeting will be Saturday, July 9. These are
open meetings.
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for your smart phone
and enter in their code:
#9339 for Atoka, #2131
for Coalgate, #0393 for
Durant and #9700 for
Madill. Brown’s Funeral
Service is making this
potentially
life-saving
app available for free
to download in the
community as a way of
showing their gratitude
for allowing them to
serve you. They ask that
you please take just a few
minutes to download the
Vital ICE app and fill in
the information so that
you are prepared in case
of an emergency. This app
is available to the entire
community, regardless
of age, so do not pass
up this great life-saving
opportunity.
In the event of an
emergency,
first
responders can use the
Vital ICE app to retrieve the
user’s vital information.
This information can
then be easily taken on
the ambulance to the
hospital, or sent directly
to the hospital from the
Vital ICE app, where ER
staff can further access
this critical information.
Remember, time is of
the essence when saving
lives!
Vote June 28
Donnie Condit is a Leader who Listens
Roads - Strives to keep highway funding
at an acceptable level. Works with county
commissioners to resolve problems and
deficiencies of our roads.
Water - Our most valuable resource. Believes we should keep our water in Southeast Oklahoma.
Jobs - strive to make an environment that helps
provide jobs that will enable our children to remain in District 18 and earn a livable income.
Education - We must provide a quality, locally
controlled education. i will work against forced
consolidation. Schools must have the resources
they need to provide our children with the best
learning opportunity.
“selected as rural legislator of the year by his colleagues in 2016”
Keep experience
Donnie
CONDiT
State Representative • District 18
I would appreciate your vote on June 28th
Western Auto
Randell S. MaShbuRn, OwneR
803 S. MiSSiSSippi, AtokA, ok 889-6859 • 1-800-315-3329
GARAGE SALES
GARAGESALE—Friday,
June 24, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
at Coalgate Video & Curio
Corner. (1tp15)
GARAGE SALE—Saturday
ONLY, 7:00 a.m. to ? Men &
women clothes & shoes, boys
clothes sizes 4-6, baby boy
clothes up to 12 months, baby
items, changing table, bouncer
t
Dir
l
l
i
F
Top
Soi
l
and more. Christmas decor,
office desk, tools, stereo
system & more. 10 miles west
of Coalgate on Hwy 31, 1 mile
from Hwy 48. (1tp15)
FOR SALE
HOUSE FOR SALE—2 1/2
bedroom, 1-bath, on 5 acres.
2nd & Main St. in Clarita.
$27,000.00. Will consider
all offers.
580-927-0189.
(4tp16)
Dozer Work
Gravel Hauling
No SaleFOR
JulyRENT
6th
Jerry Lemons
Home
580-428-3166
Cell 580-258-0282
FOR SALE—4x5 round bales
of hay. Bermuda & rye mix.
Fertilized and weed sprayed.
580-258-8660. (6/17tfn)
FOR SALE—House & 2 acres
for sale, 1400 sq. ft., granite
counter tops, dishwasher,
double oven, Jenair cook top,
2 full baths, carport, covered
back deck, barn, pond, 1 mile
south of Coalgate on Hwy 3.
$128,000.00 owner financing
available.
580-889-1539.
(4/6tfn)
FOR SALE—8X12 new
storage shed. Shingled roof,
wooden siding and floor.
Double doors, gray & white.
Sale
Every Wednesday
Built to sell. $1200, delivered
in Coal County or $1000 if
you pick it up. 580-258-0262.
(1tc15)
SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY
We Can Help
Scott McCormack
Cell 580-310-4389
West of Ada on Hwy 3W • (580)436-5033
southernoklivestock.com
Thank You for your patronage & support!
Stockers & Feeder • Pairs, Cows & Bulls
Wednesdays starting at 9:00 a.m.
Average Report for 6/15/16
Total Head: 725
Steers
328.....................................$203.00
405-430 ...............$177.00-$182.00
550-585 ...............$145.00-$154.00
615.....................................$146.00
640.....................................$138.50
Heifers
506-515 .............. $135.00-$146.00
548.................................... $135.00
405-442 .............. $137.00-$147.00
556-590 .............. $127.00-$129.00
~~ There Will Be No Sale July 6th ~~
land for sale
FOR RENT—1, 2, 3 & 4-Bdrm
houses 580-258-8856, cell.
(11/24tfn)
HOUSES FOR RENT—
4-5 acre tracks for $15,000
Furnished or unfurnished. All
bills paid on some. 927-5171.
1-26 acre track for $2,500 per acre
(3/10tfn)
FOR RENT—Office spaces:
1- 30 acre track for $2,500 per acre
one is 800 sq. ft. and one is
2400 sq. ft. Call Rebecca
Washburn.
580-927-5332
5 miles East of Coalgate
(1/18tfn)
FOR RENT—1-bdrm apts.
with stove, refrigerator, CH/A,
No Minimums
3 walk-inABSOLUTE
storm shelters, AUCTION No
Reserves
water sewer & garbage paid.
MONDAY
255± on
ACRES
HUGHES COUNTY
JUNE 27TH
Laundry facility
property.
10AM
Handicap HOLDENVILLE
assessible OK
aptsNICE BRICK HOME
METAL BUILDING PONDS TIMBER HAY
SELLER:
available. At
least 62 years
LARRY
MEADOWS HUNTING WATERFALL
TARRANT
of age may
apply
at Louis
RURAL WATER
OFFERED IN 3 TRACTS
ESTATE
LOCATION:
3651 N. 372 RD Holdenville, OK.
Sandmann AUCTION
Senior
Housing,
Property Viewing: Property does have locked gates! You
OPEN HOUSE
SAT JUNE 18TH
1201 Cedarmay Way,
westout of
walk the property
anytime during daylight hours.
2-5PM
TERMS - DETAILS - PHOTOS AVAILABLE ONLINE OR
Coalgate footballCALL
field.
580- 580-237-7174
SUNDAY
FOR BROCHURE.
JUNE
26TH
Propertyhours
QuestionsM-F
Joyce Payne 405-641-8840
927-2781. Office
2-5PM
Auction Questions Troy Lippard 580-747-6747
9:00 to 1:00. (4/3tfn)
FOR
RENT—Individual
Trailer space in Phillips, $100
month. 3”x2”
Call 580-927-5422
(3/2tfn)
FOR RENT—2-Bdrm, 1-bath
house with cellar at 209 S.
Cottage. 927-3293. (2tc15)
FOR RENT—2-bdrm, 1-bath
No Minimums
No Reserves
house.
New HELP
remodeled
home
ABSOLUTE
AUCTION
WANTED
WANT TO BUY
MONDAY
on 11 S. 255±
Dwight
in Coalgate.
ACRES
HUGHES COUNTY
JUNE 27TH
25 DRIVER TRAINEES
NEEDED! Become a
580-371-6603
10AM
HOLDENVILLEorOK 580-638NICE BRICK HOME METAL
HANK HAS CASH
For old guinoWILL
jobDASH!
to small
driver for Stevens Transport! NO EXPERIENCE
2261.
(3tp17)
PONDS TIMBER HAY MEADOWS
BUILDING
SELLER:
NEEDED! New drivers earn $800+ per week!
• Ready made house sites•
This ad is available in five sizes.
Please use the size that best fits your newspaper.
Call for Free Consultation
1-800-658-1596
(918) 423-0421
ABSOLUTE AUCTION
No Minimums
No Reserves
MONDAY
JUNE 27TH
10AM
255± ACRES HUGHES COUNTY
HOLDENVILLE OK NICE BRICK
HOME METAL BUILDING PONDS TIMBER
HAY MEADOWS HUNTING WATERFALL
RURAL WATER OFFERED IN 3 TRACTS
SELLER:
LARRY
TARRANT
ESTATE
AUCTION LOCATION: 3651 N. 372 RD Holdenville, OK.
Property Viewing: Property does have locked gates! You may walk
the property out anytime during daylight hours.
OPEN HOUSE
SAT JUNE 18TH
2-5PM
580-927-0202
GUINEA CHICKS
FOR SALE
ALL ZONES
THIS COPY ONLY FOR THE WEEK OF JuNE 19, 2016.
CALL FOR BROCHURE. 580-237-7174
Property Questions Joyce Payne 405-641-8840
Auction Questions Troy Lippard 580-747-6747
SUNDAY
JUNE 26TH
2-5PM
3.73”x2”
OKLAHOMA CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING NETWORK
HELP WANTED AUCTION WANT TO BUY
ABSOLUTE
No Minimums
No Reserves
MONDAY
255± ACRES
25 DRIVER
TRAINEES HUGHES
NEEDED! COUNTY
JUNE 27TH
HOLDENVILLE
OK Transport!
NICE BRICKHANK
HOME
Become
a driver for Stevens
HAS CASH 10AM
WILL DASH! For
BUILDING
PONDS
NO METAL
EXPERIENCE
NEEDED!
New TIMBER HAY
SELLER:
old guitars, amps, mandolins,
ukuleles,
LARRY
HUNTING
WATERFALL
driversMEADOWS
earn $800+ per
week! PAID
TARRANT
WATER
TRACTS
CDLRURAL
TRAINING!
StevensOFFERED
covers all IN 3Gibson,
ESTATE
Fender, Martin,
Gretsch, etc.
AUCTION
LOCATION:drive4stevens.
costs!
1-888-748-4133.
Property Viewing: Property does have locked gates! You may
OPEN HOUSE
Tophours.
dollar cash paid.
40 years in Tulsa.
com walk the property out anytime during daylight
SAT JUNE 18TH
2-5PM
SUNDAY
1-800-525-7273 www.stringswest.com
CALL FOR BROCHURE. 580-237-7174
JUNE 26TH
STONE TRUCKING
IS NOW
Property Questions
JoyceHIRING
Payne 405-641-8840
2-5PM
Auction Questions
Troy Lippard 580-747-6747
CDL-A Drivers. Flatbed
and oversize.
Great pay, hometime, benefits. Start
immediately. Contact Natasha at 918284-7629 www.stonetrucking.com
LEGAL SERVICES
3.23”x2”
ADVERTISE STATEWIDE
ADVERTISE STATEWIDE! For more
information or to place an ad contact
SOCIAL SECURITY AND DISABILITY
CLAIMS Saunders & Saunders
Attorneys at Law. No Recovery - No
Fee. 1-800-259-8548 DRIS
(405) 499-0020 or tollfree in OK at
1-888-815-2672.
580-665-6295
OKLAHOMA CLASSIFIED
Jared Orr
ADVERTISING NETWORK
Dozer Service
LARRY
tars, amps, mandolins,
ukuleles, Gibson, Fender,
HUNTING WATERFALL
PAID CDL TRAINING! Stevens covers all costs!
TARRANT$6500 per hr
RURAL WATER OFFERED IN 3 TRACTS
ESTATE
Martin, Gretsch, etc. Top dollar cash paid. 40 years
1-888-748-4133.
drive4stevens.com
AUCTION LOCATION:
OPEN HOUSE www.stringswest.com
PropertyWANTED—Shining
Viewing: Property does have locked gates! You mayinwalk
the 1-800-525-7273
WORK
Tulsa.
SAT JUNE 18TH
property out anytime during daylight hours.
2-5PM
Light
Detail
Services.
Prices
STONE
TRUCKING
IS- PHOTOS
NOW
HIRING
CDL-AONLINE OR
TERMS
- DETAILS
AVAILABLE
SUNDAY
CALL
FOR
BROCHURE.
580-237-7174
Drivers.
Flatbed
and
oversize.
Great pay,
homestart
at $45.
Price
determined
JUNE 26TH
ADVERTISE
STATEWIDE
Property
Questions Joyce
PayneNatasha
405-641-8840
2-5PM
benefits.
Start
Contact
bytime,
condition
of immediately.
vehicle,
boats
Auction
Questions
at 918-284-7629 www.stonetrucking.com
or bikes. Call or Text 580ADVERTISE STATEWIDE! For more information
258-8681. (2/2tfn)
LEGAL SERVICES
or to place an ad contact (405) 499-0020 or tollfree
WANT TO BUY—80 to 300
in OK at
1-888-815-2672.
Mary Hurley
Hospital
has a FT position in our laboratory departSOCIAL
SECURITY
AND DISABILITY
acres
in Atoka
or Coal
County. CLAIMS
3.45”x2”
ment.
This
position
would
require the applicant to work 10 hour
Saunders
&
Saunders
Attorneys
at
Law.
No
580-320-1790. (4tp18)
Recovery
No
Fee.
1-800-259-8548
DRIS
OCAN061916
night
shirts
Monday
Thursday.
The qualified applicant must eiHELP WANTED—Looking
WANTED
580-927-0202
POSITION AVAILABLE
for an honest, dependable
ther have the degree of MLT (Medical Lab Technician) or MT
for
more
on statewide
advertising,
person
to work
as a information
handyman.
(Medical
Technologist) and
must be proficient in blood bank. We
CAXCA
OCAN061916
Some
carpentry
work,
call 1-888-815-2672
offer competitive wages and a full benefit package. Please apply
plumbing, electrical and some
in the Human Resources department at 405 W Clay, Coalgate or
for more information on statewide No Minimums yard work. Must have own
ABSOLUTE
AUCTION No Reservestransportation. 580-927-3293. you may call 580-927-2327 ext 259 to request an application.EOE
advertising,
call 1-888-815-2672
MONDAY (2tc16)
255± ACRES HUGHES COUNTY
JUNE 27TH
10AM
HOLDENVILLE OK NICE BRICK HOME METAL
BUILDING PONDS TIMBER HAY MEADOWS
HUNTING WATERFALL RURAL WATER
OFFERED IN 3 TRACTS
Real Estate
Available Immediately
*****Bank Teller*****
SELLER:
LARRY
TARRANT
ESTATE
FirstBank
AUCTION LOCATION: 3651 N. 372 RD Holdenville, OK. 74848
Property Viewing: Property does have locked gates! You may walk the
property out anytime during daylight hours.
TERMS - DETAILS - PHOTOS AVAILABLE ONLINE OR CALL FOR
BROCHURE. 580-237-7174
OPEN HOUSE
SAT JUNE 18TH
2-5PM
SUNDAY
JUNE 26TH
2-5PM
is looking for an experienced applicant to work as a bank teller at our
Coalgate Location.
Land for
Sale
Joyce Payne 405-641-8840
New Listing: N. of Coalgate-190 acres, 90% open pasture,
has utilities available. Priced at $1800. per acre.
Applicants with banking experience and/or cash handling backgrounds
4”x2”
are urged to apply.
Excellent compensation and benefits package.
New Lisitng: N. of Coalgate 160 acres, 90% open pasture,
nice cattle pens, utilities available. Priced at $1900 per acre.
Please fax your resume to Randi Sue Sewell at (918) 948-9433 or
submit an application at one of our five locations.
can
Coalgate
Antlers
AtokaApplications
Atoka
Antlers
Coalgate
Hugo
701 S. Mississippi
714 S. Broadway 1501 E. Jackson St.
100 N. High
also
be found
onSt. the
Hugo
(580) 927-3555
(580) 298-3368
(580) 326-4958
FirstBank website at www.firstbank-ok.com.
www.firstbank-ok.com
www.firstbank-ok.com
Please
respond by Friday, July 8, 2016.
701 S. Mississippi
(580) 889-7357
“
100 N. High St.
(580) 298-3368
(580)
889-7357
714 S. Broadway 1501
E. Jackson
St.
(580) 927-3555
(580) 326-4958
New Listing: 533 acres North of Lone Star Church. Property lays in Coal and Pittsburg Co. Lots of good hunting, some
grazing, very remote. Priced at $1,375.00 per acres.
EOE/M/F/D/V
New Listing: Corner of Ada & Taylor St., 2 bdrm., 1 Bath home
recently remodeled on 2 lots. Priced at $37, 500.
Ranch Specialist
New Listing: 2.5 miles Northwest on Hwy 3. 4 bdrm., 2 bath,
1874 sq. ft. brick home, 2 car garage, recently remodeled on 7
acres. Priced at $142, 500. CONTRACT
Cheyenne Stanley
E-mail: [email protected]
New Listing: Industrial Boulevard small building with attached
garage and carport on 3 lots with RV hookups, in a neat location. Country living in town. Priced at. Priced at $20,000.
918-557-5308
580-889-7977
Atoka, Oklahoma
• 3855 ac limestone based cattle/hunting ranch good fences /corral Johnston county $1600/ac
• 260 a hunting land , utilities ,80% timber road frontage north of durant ok $1950/ac
• 15.85 acres - 1400+ sq. ft. home in the Tushka school district. $199,500
• 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath brick home on 2+ acres in city limits of Atoka. $225,000
• 1 "doll" house on 1 acre. Ready to move into. 3 bedroom, 2 bath. Brick. Cellar. Forrest Hill Road in Atoka. $105,000.
• 1384 + acres....pristine whitetail and turkey habitat. High fenced. 30 acre lake. 6 acre lake. 2 cattle working areas. 100+AU capacity.
Property is fenced and cross fenced. 3 high fenced wildlife breeding pens. 60’x80’ metal barn with 3 bdrm/2bth bunkhouse.
www.pattydingle.com
New Listing: 15 miles North of Coalgate on Hwy 31, 160 acres
with 5 bdrm, 1 3/4 bath, rock home with large shop building.
Priced at $449,000.
303 West Hooker - 3 bdrm, 1.5 bath, brick home, with 1313 sq
ft, carport, on large lot, Priced at $85,000.
For all your auction and Real Estate needs call:
Haney Auction and Real Estate
203 North Mississippi • Atoka OK • 580-889-3497
Kevin Haney Auctioneer/Broker • 580-927-5029
Sales Associate: Joel Coffee • 580-927-5563
Honest, Hardworking & Dependable!
www.haneyauction.com
Let’s Keep
Rachel Nix
I am sincerely humbled by the support I’ve
received during my campaign. I appreciate
every encouraging call, text, facebook message, cash contributions and permission from
land owners to post my signs.
I am more determined than ever before to
continue working hard serving Coal County
through the Court Clerk’s Office. This is an
opportunity I’ve never taken for granted. The
friendships I’ve made with the customers will
last a lifetime. I’m indebted to each of you for
allowing me to be here for the last 10 years
as YOUR Court Clerk.
I pray for your continued support to allow me
to keep my job.
There was no possible way for me to knock
every door in this county due to working full
time and taking care of my children; however,
I’ve done my best to meet as many as time
permitted. If you have questions or concerns
you want me to know about, please call me.
Coal County has invested a lot of time and
money on me to equip me with the knowledge
I need to serve as Court Clerk.
I’m praying for your vote!!
Absentee voting: June 23rd, June 24th & June 25th
Precinct voting: June 28th
Paid for by Rachel Nix
Storm Shelters
10 yr. Manufactured Warranty on leakage
Jerry English
580-927-5493
Installed
All Concrete
Now Accepting
Choctaw Vouchers
General Backhoe Work ~ Dozer Work ~ Septic Systems
HARGIS
CONSTRUCTION
METAL ROOFING AND METAL BUILDINGS
Locally owned and operated
FREE ESTIMATES
• You could receive an insurance discount with 40 year warranty metal
• Reduce energy costs up to 40%
FOR ALL YOUR PHYSICAL THERAPY NEEDS
Suffering from pain, weakness or joint stiffness?
Having difficulty getting around?
We can help.
Call or stop by for a free screening or just for some friendly advice.
Steve Penney, PT
1004 S Broadway, Coalgate. ~ 580-927-9121
MICHAEL L. DIAL, D.D.S.
Family Dentistry & Orthodontics
104 Ruth Avenue, Atoka
•Crowns • Bridges • Fillings
•Root Canals •Cosmetic Dentistry
•Oral Surgery •Teeth Whitening
•Sedation
Office hours by appointment
(580) 889-2505
Major credit cards accepted
Call 940-867-0430
for more information and quotes
You are invited to the
Olney Volunteer Fire Department
Hamburger & Hot Dog
Cook Out
Friday, June 24th
6:00 p.m
.
N
E
P
O
E
S
U
O
FRIDAY, JULY 1, 2016
8
$ 00
Coalgate Methodist Church
11:00- 2:00 pm
H
We Deliver 580-927-6122
Help Buy Coalgate Basketball School Uniforms
Coalgate Volunteer
Fire Department
Special Thanks to the following for
their help and donations during our
new station building project:
Fund Raiser
June 22, 2016 • 11:00 to 2:00
District 3 Commissioner Mike Hensley & Crew • JMC Construction
Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma • Jimmy Parker Plumbing
People’s Electric Cooperative • Coalgate Schools • Communities of
Olney & Clarita • Ladies of Olney Community • Cecil Mackey of S.O.D.A.
Brighten
Your
Summer!
INDIAN TACO DINNER
Coalgate Fire Department
BBQ Sandwiches
chips & drink
5
$ 00
For deliveries call 580-927-3913
COALGATE
BENJAMIN F. SMALLWOOD CAMP #2259 MEETING
Saturday, July 9, 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Coal County Public Library Meeting Room
Coalgate
100 E Main - Ada - (580)332-0457
Open Monday - Friday 10 to 5:30 Saturday 10 to 2
S
20
$
Guest speaker will be Ken Cook of Tulsa, Division Commander for
Sons of Confederate Veterans. He will be speaking on Jefferson
Davis and the National Capital.
Open meeting. Public is cordially invited.
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July 2, 2016
6:00 p.m.
Coal County Fair Barn
Good Food!!! Good Prizes!!! Good Time!!!
Fish Dinner
for 2 with all the trimmings.
Tickets may be purchased
st
1
place $2,000
from a Fair Board Member or
nd
2
place- Metal Garden Bench
Coal County Extension Office
Sponsored by Coal County Fair Board
For more information
call 927-2262 - 927-2057 - 927-0542 - 927-3495 - 580-480-5272
We’ll have you smiling, too, with a loan
that’s quick and easy. We strive to have
most consumer loans approved and
funded in less than 24 hours...and even
quicker in most instances.
101 North Main - Coalgate - 927-2311
www.shamrockbank.com

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