Coalgate Independence Day Fun for All

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COALGATE
Volume 130 Number 17
COALGATE, OKLAHOMA 74538
RECORD
REGISTER
Coal County (USPS 120140)
50¢
Wednesday, JULY 10, 2013
Coalgate Independence
Day Fun for All
Story Page A-5
American Legion Post 242 won 1st place in the 4th of July parade floats. Wanda Chick
portrayed the Statue of Liberty.
Matthew Willis was a brave soul who volunteered to
participate in a Gunslinger skit. The Gunslinger is Berney
Blue.
Post 242 Legionnaires and guests on the back of the 1st place float.
Larry Key and Sharon Mowdy were among the 2013 Coalgate
Independence Day parade watchers.
Coalgate Troop 177 Boy Scouts always participate in local parades. Their Scoutmaster is Bill Kellis.
PAGE A-2—COALGATE RECORD REGISTER—JULY 10, 2013
The Fourth of July was a great day. I had the opportunity to
attend a Fourth of July parade, enjoy a Fourth of July fireworks
display, and also learned some little-known facts about the
Declaration of Independence . . .
1) Benjamin Franklin wrote the first declaration of
independence.
In April 1775, the Revolutionary War began at Lexington
and Concord. Only July 5, 1975 – an entire year before the
adoption of the Declaration of Independence – the Continental
Congress adopted the Olive Branch Petition, written by John
Dickinson, which appealed directly to British King George III for
reconciliation between the Colonies and Great Britain. Though
Franklin signed the petition for the sake of consensus, he radically
differed with it and said that stronger sentiments were necessary
because the petition was destined to be rejected.
He was so appalled by British atrocities and exhausted of British
rule that he planned the first articles of confederation and drafted a
declaration of independence to be issued by none other than Gen.
George Washington. So strong was the language of the draft that
Thomas Jefferson wrote that though some members of Congress
– including him – “approved highly of it”, some were “revolted at
it.” Jefferson explained in his private commentary that “proposing
it to Congress as the subject for any vote whatever would startle
many members.”
It seems Congress just wasn’t ready to throw down the gauntlet
yet. My, how things can change in a year!
2) Jefferson had problems with the adopted version of the
Declaration of Independence, which was written primarily by
him.
On June 11, 1776, the Second Continental Congress appointed
a committee of five men (Franklin, Jefferson, John Adams,
Robert Livingston and Roger Sherman) to write a declaration of
independence. The committee, in turn, appointed Jefferson to
produce a first draft for consideration, which he did by utilizing
other documents, such as his own draft of a Virginia constitution, the
Virginia Declaration of Rights and state appeals for independence. The committee and, later, Congress made some revisions to
Jefferson’s draft before formally adopting it July 4, 1776. In the
end, Jefferson was troubled by their revisions, especially Franklin
and Adams’ removal of a diatribe blaming King George III for the
trans-Atlantic slave trade.
Who knows? Maybe if that paragraph were left in the document,
our Founding Fathers might not be maligned so much for being
pro-slavery.
3) The Declaration of Independence wasn’t signed July 4,
1776.
On July 1, 1776, the Second Continental Congress began
meeting in Philadelphia, at what is now known as Independence
Hall. Delegates spent the next few days debating and revising
the Committee of Five’s draft. After adopting the Declaration of
Independence on July 4, they didn’t sign it for roughly another
month because New York’s delegates weren’t authorized to vote in
favor of independence until July 9, and it also took two additional
weeks for the declaration to be produced in its final printed form. Most delegates signed the official declaration August 2, but at
least six others didn’t sign it until later, and two more (Dickinson
and Livingston) never signed it at all.
4) The original Declaration of Independence wasn’t written on
paper.
As the National Archives and Records Administration explains,
the original was “engrossed on parchment which is an animal skin
specially treated with lime and stretched to create a strong, longlasting writing support. The printed version is on paper and was
read aloud from town squares throughout the colonies, so that
those who could not read would receive the news about intended separation from England.”
Chuck Norris
Conservative Chronicle
I love history, especially when it pertains to our great country.
—CC—
At a Fourth of July celebration Thursday, a few friends and myself were talking about how few
World War II veterans were left. I have great respect and much admiration for our WWII veterans
. . . my father was one of them.
The following story was sent to me awhile back and I thought this was a perfect time to share it.
Even though it was written about World War I, it reminds me of some of our local WWII veterans .
..
He was very old now, but he could still hold himself stiffly to attention before the monument. His
war, the one to end all wars, now just a fading part of history. Very few could remember firsthand the
savageness of the ordeal that sent millions of young men to their deaths.
“Cannon fodder” they’d call them, sent before the guns to be mowed down and blown apart by
chunks of metal that had decimated their frail bodies. The cream of a generation, almost wiped out.
He was haunted by the faces of the boys he’d had to order into battle, the ones who’d never come
back. Yet one nameless ghost was able to bring a measure of comfort to his uneasy mind. At the sound
of the gun signaling the eleventh hour, he was mentally transported back to the fields of Flanders.
The battle had raged for over two hours, with neither side gaining any advantage. Wave after
wave of soldiers had been dispatched from the muddy trenches and sent over the top. So many had
died already that day that he decided he couldn’t afford to lose any more men before reinforcements
arrived. Perhaps they’d give the remnants a few more days of life. There came a slight lull in the
battle, due to the sheer exhaustion of men on both sides. It was always the same.
There existed an unspoken agreement between the warring armies that they all be allowed some
respite before continuing with the next onslaught. Time to catch one’s breath, until it was taken away
forever. During this interval, a young soldier came up to him requesting he be allowed to go over the
top. He looked at the boy who couldn’t have been more than nineteen. Was this extreme bravery in
the face of the enemy, or was the soldier so scared he just needed to get it over with?
“Why would you want to throw your life away, soldier? It’s almost certain death to go out there.”
“My best friend went out over an hour ago, Captain, and he hasn’t come back. He could be lying
out there hurt. I must find him, sir.” The pleading look in the young man’s eyes touched him. But to
let him go now would be to condemn him to death.
“I’m sorry, son, but I can’t let you go out there. It would be suicidal. Forcefully he said, “Go back
to your post, soldier. That’s an order.” The young man turned, his head hung low, and slowly made
his way back.
The battle resumed its full fury, the guns pounding and acrid smoke stealing the little bit of fresh air
that was left. Deafening explosions and showers of muddy earth hid the sight and sound of screaming
men and horses.
It was nearly two hours before the next pause in the conflict. The captain rolled a cigarette between
shaking fingers. The smoke could not even curl up to penetrate the foul air. As he looked through the
haze that surrounded him, he saw a figure approaching. It was the young soldier. He’d come back
again.
“Captain, please, please let me go out onto the battlefield,” he begged. “I know my friend must be
hurt and calling for me. I must go to him, sir. I must.” There were tears in his eyes. It was as if this
were the most important thing in the world to him.
“Soldier, I’m sorry, but your friend is probably dead. What purpose would it serve to let you
sacrifice your life, too?”
“At least I’d know I’d tried, sir. He’d do the same thing in my shoes. I know he would.”
He was about to order the boy back to the ranks again, but the impact of his words softened his heart. He remembered the awful pain he’d felt himself when his brother had died and he’d never had the
chance to say good-bye.
“All right, soldier, you can go.” Despite all the horror around them, he saw a radiant smile on the
boy’s face. It was as if a great weight had been lifted from his shoulders.
“Thank you, sir,” said the soldier. As he watched him slip away, he heard him shout out: “God bless
you, sir.”
It was a long time before the guns fell silent, and each side was allowed to gather their
dead and wounded. The captain remembered the young soldier. He had to know what had become of
him. He looked through the piles of bodies. There were so many. Perhaps he should check the living,
just in case.
When he came to the makeshift hospital, he looked carefully through the casualties. With a shock,
he soon found himself before the prone body of the soldier. He was alive, but mortally wounded. He
knelt down beside the young man and gently laid a hand on his shoulder.
“I’m so sorry. I knew I was wrong to let you go.”
“Oh, no, sir. I’m glad you did, and I’m glad you are here now so I can thank you. You see, sir, I
found my friend. He was badly wounded, but I was able to comfort him at the end. As I held him
dying in my arms, he looked me in the eyes and said, ‘I knew you’d come.” The young soldier gave
one last gasp and slipped quietly into oblivion.
***
As the bugle sounded “Taps”, the old captain, tears streaming down his face, envisioned once again
the smiling face and hear the words, “God bless you, sir.” Looking up, he could almost hear the stone
monument calling out to him: “I knew you’d come.”
— Christine Ann Maxwell-Osborn
—CC—
Since the beginning of our country, almost every generation has been called on to defend our
freedom. Thank God for those that answered the call . . . and continue to answer it.
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COALGATE RECORD REGISTER—JULY 10, 2013—PAGE A-3
Thank You
The family of Sharon Cometti would like
to thank those who sent flowers, food, calls
and prayers during the loss of our wife and mother.
Special thanks to Dr. Helton and staff, TenderCare
Home Health and Hospice, to all the nurses at Coal
MothCounty General Hospital for being so sweet to mother, to David and Carol Unsell for the beautiful service and Brown’s Funeral Service for all their help.
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OKLAHOMA HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS ATTEND OKLAHOMA GIRLS STATE. High
school senior girls from Coal County joined 416 young women from across the state selected to attend the 72nd annual session of Oklahoma Girls State, hosted at the University
of Oklahoma from May 26th through June 1st. Sponsored and directed by the American
Legion Auxiliary, Oklahoma Girls State offers young women the opportunity to participate
in citizenship training designed to emulate Oklahoma’s government. It offers educational
programs of government instruction for delegates by immersing them in the operations of
local, county and state government. Throughout the week, the delegates campaign and
elect government officials, including a governor and lieutenant governor, and participate
in mock legislative sessions and court proceedings. During the week, Gov. Mary Fallin,
Lt. Gov. Todd Lamb, former Lt. Gov. Jari Askins, and many other leaders from Oklahoma
government addressed the delegates. Pictured from left to right are Irene Clingenpeel,
American Legion Auxiliary Department President, Jaclyn Shirley—Coalgate High School,
Betty McElderry, Director of Oklahoma Girls State.
To legally carry a loaded handgun on your person or in a
vehicle for SELF DEFENSE
And/Or
To legally transport a rifle or shotgun loaded in the clip or magazine
(but not chamber loaded) in the interior compartment of a vehicle.
Library Seeks Recipes for
Old West ‘Crookbook’
Includes: Ear and Eye Protection, Semi-Auto Rental Plus
50rds Ammo $10 or bring your own gun & ammo
To register for class or more info, call
This fall, the libraries of the
Southeastern Public Library
System of Oklahoma will take part
in the Big Read, a program of the
National Endowment for the Arts,
designed to revitalize the role of
literature in American culture.
All 15 libraries will host
community
events,
book
discussions, contests, parades and
educational programs related to
the book “True Grit” by Charles
Portis. Among the many scheduled
activities are a “True Grits” cooking
contest and the publication of a
“Crookbook” filled with recipes
fit for an outlaw campfire, a chuck
wagon feed or just an outdoor
family dinner.
“We
will
publish
our
‘Crookbook,’ filled with recipes
suited for outdoor cooking, early
this fall,” said SEPLSO Director
Wayne Hanway. “Librarians at all
SEPLSO libraries are now seeking
submissions for this one-of-a-kind
collection of outdoor recipes.”
Forms for submitting recipes are
available at the Coal County Public
Library, 115 West Ohio, Coalgate. Deadline for submissions is July
31.
Completed forms may be
submitted to any SEPLSO library
or mailed to: Crookbook Recipes,
SEPLSO, 401 N. 2nd, McAlester,
OK 74501.
Copies of the “Crookbook”
will be available for purchase for
a nominal fee at Big Read events
beginning Saturday, October 5,
and continuing through November
16.
As readers throughout the area
become acquainted with the “True
Grit” story through lectures, book
discussions, movie screenings
and special events, they will be
encouraged to read more for
pleasure and enlightenment.
Action in this modern American
classic takes place throughout the
Southeastern Oklahoma area—
from the Oklahoma-Arkansas
border at Fort Smith, to the J.J.
McAlester Mercantile Company, to
the famed Robbers Cave hideouts
in the San Bois Mountains near
Wilburton.
The story follows the adventures
of young Mattie Ross and U.S.
Marshal Rooster Cogburn as they
seek murderer Tom Chaney, who is
riding with the Ned Pepper outlaw
gang.
“So this summer, we urge
everyone in Southeastern Oklahoma
to submit a favorite outdoor or
Dutch Oven-style recipe,” said
Hanway. “You might not be a crook
like Ned Pepper or Belle Starr, but
your Pepper Steak might become a
star, and you’ll help support the Big
Read program at the same time.”
The Big Read is a program of the
National Endowment for the Arts
in partnership with Arts Midwest. SEPLSO is a multi-county public
library district serving the residents
of Choctaw, Coal, Haskell,
Latimer, LeFlore, McCurtain
and Pittsburg Counties through
libraries in Arkoma, Broken Bow,
Coalgate, Hartshorne, Heavener,
Hugo, Idabel, McAlester, Poteau,
Spiro, Stigler, Talihina, Valliant,
Wilburton and Wister, and through
various online and outreach
services.
Oklahoma Self Defense Act
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Auction
Saturday July 13 10AM
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Owner: Atoka Public School
Auctioneers note: Atoka Schools has commissioned Haney Auction and
Real Estate to sell surplus equipment at public auction.
Auction Location: The Old Atoka Elementary Building, 200 S. Minnesota St.
1998 International Bus
1991 Ford Mini Bus
Mid 80’s Chevy crew cab
Lots of school desks and small chairs
Teacher’s desks
Metal file cabinets
Metal and wooden shelves
Metal Lockers
And Lots more Miscellaneous!!!
Preview items 8am Saturday morning until Sale time.
Property owner or auction service will not be responsible for theft or accidents.
Michael Dewayne Lawson of Durant is one of four
longtime officials that will be inducted into the Oklahoma
Officials Association Hall of Fame in Oklahoma City on August 3. Lawson worked 30 years in baseball, softball and
basketball, working ten different state basketball tournaments and five state championship games. He is a 1972
graduate of Coalgate High School and a retired Oklahoma
educator of 35 years. Lawson is the son of the late Dave
and Bernice Lawson.
Auction Conducted by:
Haney Auction and Real Estate Co.
203 N. Mississippi-Atoka, Ok. 74525
580-927-5029 or 580-889-3497
Broker/Auctioneer: Kevin Haney
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Service Monday for Amy Lou Hall
Services for Amy Lou Hall, 84, of Stonewall,
are 10:00 a.m. Monday, July 15th at the Stonewall First Baptist Church, Rev. Richard Dickerson and Leon Dennis will officiate. Burial will
follow at Wilson Cemetery near Clarita. The
family will receive friends from 6:00 p.m. until
8:00 p.m. Sunday, July 14th at Criswell Funeral
Home.
Mrs. Hall died Thursday,
June 27, 2013 at an Ada nursing
home. She was born March 9,
1929 in Bitterwater, California
to Timothy Nessen and Marie
Angeline Zoellin Schmidt.
She married Auddie Russell
Hall on June 13, 1948. He preceded her in death on December
12, 1998. Mrs. Hall was a homemaker and the manager of Hall’s
Auto Supply and Hardware, Inc.
in Stonewall for many years. She
and her husband also owned and
operated Hall’s Dairy. Mrs. Hall was affiliated
with Stonewall First Baptist Church. She was
known as “Bama” to her children and grandchildren.
Survivors include her children, Dr. Rod
Hall and his wife, Dr. Catherine Hall of Norman, Ron Hall and his wife Janice of Stonewall,
Marietta Carter and her husband Marvin of Ada,
Julie Scott and her husband David of Stonewall,
and Tim Hall and his wife Paula of Stonewall;
two brothers, Bob Schmidt of Hollister, CA,
and Jeff Schmidt and wife Jean of Bitterwater,
CA; 10 grandchildren, Mandy Waters and Matt
Carter, both of Ada, Joe Hall, Amarillo, TX,
Lindsay Rodkey, Bloomington, IN; Mark Hall,
Las Vegas, NV, Adam Hall and Megan Carter,
both of Ada, Greg Scott, Edinburgh, Scotland,
Rachel Melton, Stonewall, and
Bryan Scott, Ada; and 11 great
grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by
her parents; her husband; five
brothers, Claire Schmidt, Lloyd
Schmidt, Charlie Schmidt, Joe
Schmidt, and Jack Schmidt;
and four sisters, Alyce Bengard,
Grace Bray, Faye Franscioni and
Margaret Carroll.
Bearers will be her grandsons,
Matt Carter, Joe Hall, Mark Hall,
Adam Hall, Greg Scott and Bryan
Scott. Honorary bearers will be Jerod Waters,
Chris Snell, Derek Melton and Cameron Carter.
The family says those who wish may make
memorials to the Stonewall-McLish Education
Foundation (SMEF), P. O. Box 25, Stonewall,
OK 74871.
Obituaries may be viewed and online condolences sent to criswellfh.com.
Amus Lolli, a former resident of Coalgate,
died on July 2, 2013 in Reno, Nevada at the age
of 98 years. Amus was born
January 22, 1915 in Fanano,
Italy. He came to America with
his mother, Concetta Bellentini
Lolli in 1921. The Lolli family
moved to Cottonwood, Oklahoma where his father, Victorio
Lolli, was a coal miner. Amus
grew up in Cottonwood and
attended Cottonwood Grade
School. As a young man he
was employed as Manager of
his older brother’s grocery store
in Coalgate. He married Jessie
Hefley in 1935. Amus and Jessie left Coalgate after the death
of Henry “Red” Lolli in 1940
and moved to Chicago where he worked at Lou’s
Village in San Jose.
During World War II he was a propeller inspector for B-29 Bombers. After the war Amus
became a waiter at Lou’s Village in San Jose,
California for a while and later they moved
to Lake Tahoe, Nevada where he served as
Maitre`de or Captain at Harrah’s
Casino. He retired from Harrah’s
after twenty-two years.
Amus was preceded in death
by two bothers, Henry “Red” Lolli, February 5, 1940 and Durando
Lolli, November 22, 1984; two
sisters, Josephine Lolli George,
November 20, 1994 and Bianca
“Blanche” Lolli, May 1, 2004;
his wife, Jessie Hefley Lolli, September 15, 1998.
He is survived by four children. Two daughters, Betty Anderson
and Patsy Cavender, both of California; two sons, Glenn Lolli of
Reno, Nevada and Charles Lolli;
and one sister, Lena Lolli Laverenz of Chicago.
Funeral arrangements were handled by
Ross, Burke & Knobel Mortuary in Reno, Nevada and burial was beside his wife in Lake Tahoe Cemetery in Lake Tahoe, Nevada.
Amus Lolli Passes Away
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CASA Seeks Volunteers
Give A Child A Voice!
If you’ve ever wanted to
make a difference in a child’s
life, now is the time. Each day
in Oklahoma, a child is taken
out of their home, their school
and away from their siblings. These children are taken because they have suffered physical or emotional abuse and neglect or sometimes even death
at the hands of their parents,
stepparents or other caregivers
in these children’s life. These
children are faced with many
obstacles and most times do
not understand why or what is
happening to them. Sometimes
these children get kicked to the
side or lost in the system while
their parents are being investigated for abuse, or waiting for
them to work a treatment plan,
these children sit in shelters or
foster homes with strangers,
feeling scared and alone. This
is where YOU come in; CASA
volunteer helps the child understand what is happening and
stays with the case until the safest home is found.
CASA means Court Appointed Special advocate- trained
community volunteers appointed by a judge to speak up for
abused and neglected children
in court. Volunteers receive
30 hours of training in social
work and legal basics. CASA
training enables the volunteer
to learn about courtroom pro-
cedures, social services and the
juvenile system. A CASA will
research the background of the
case by reviewing documents
and interviewing everyone involved, including the child. A
CASA provides the judge with
information that will help the
judge make informed decisions
for the child. A CASA volunteer is instrumental in assuring
that a child is receiving services, which the court has ordered. A CASA volunteer is assigned
to know the child, one child at a
time, to understand the boundaries of their life, to consider
their hopes and dreams to try to
come to some conclusion about
what will be in the child’s best
interest.
In Atoka & Coal County
we now have 27 cases serving 51 children with very few
volunteers; CASA is asking the
community to take a stand and
get involved for these abused
and neglected children, it only
takes a few hours of your time
a month to make a life time of
difference in a child’s future. So please take a few minutes
to come by the office located
in Atoka County courthouse or
phone 889-5860; in Coal County we are located in the Big
Five Office or phone 927-2381;
pick up an application and get
started on giving an abused
child another chance in life for
a brighter, healthier, happier
and safer future.
Coalgate Independence Day Fun for All
Coalgate was the place to be
for a fun-filled Independence
Day 2013. Even the weather
cooperated by staying in the 80s
and low 90s – quite a contrast to
the 100-plus temperatures Coal
County normally has on July 4.
The day began with the
recently re-organized Oklahoma
Territorial Gunslingers making
their return debut after being
inactive for the past several
years. True to form, the
Gunslingers captured the
attention of hundreds of people
who lined up on Main Street to
watch their skits and gun safety
presentation. The group is made
up of several of the original
members as well as a couple of
rookies – and they’re as good as
ever!
People from all over the
county participated in the
parade emceed by Coal County
Commissioner Johnny D. Ward
and K101 Radio personality
Chris Bradley. Oklahoma state
Sen. Josh Brecheen and Rep.
Donnie Condit were the parade
marshals in the 2013 “Salute our
Troops – Heroes in our Hearts”
parade.
Parade winners included:
1st place - American Legion
Post 242 float - $100 Coal
County shopping certificate
2nd place – VFW Post 1198
float - $75 Coal County shopping
certificate
3rd place – Bill Langdon’s 1944
GPW Military Jeep - $50 Coal
County shopping certificate
Attendance seemed to be
up this year in the downtown
area and at the Coalgate Park. The OHC ladies sponsored a
barbecue sandwich lunch in the
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which helps the businesses, and
it gives four lucky people a great
reward for this summer.”
The ice cream contest
sponsored by Jones Energy
brought out about a dozen
contestants, which presented
quite a challenge for the judges. In the end, these were the top
winners:
1st place – Eddie and Dianne
Hogue, Coalgate – Banana
Walnut - $250 cash
2nd place – Shonda Pebworth,
Coalgate – Butterfinger - $100
cash
3rd place – Johnny Joe
Sandmann, Coalgate – Banana
- $50 cash
A large crowd enjoyed a
fantastic fireworks display
presented by the Coalgate Fire
Department while Daryl and
Lisa Christy played patriotic
music.
Sponsors of the Independence
Day Celebration fireworks and
music include:
Brandin’ Iron Café, Country
Charm Inn/Ronnie and Rebecca
Washburn, Coalgate Mini
Storage, Shamrock Bank NA
(Coalgate) C&C Hardware, The
Flower Garden, Artworks Sign
Shop/Lee Jackson, Country
Chics, Palace Drug, FirstBank
(Coalgate, Atoka, Antlers, Hugo,
Kiowa), B.O.B. Contracting,
Double S Lumber;
Jones Energy/John Slater,
Apple Bottom Tanning, Brown’s
Funeral Service, Shop N Hop
Markets, Donna Tuck, Coalgate
Tag Agent/Virginia Townsend,
Sonic Drive-In (Coalgate), Law
Office of Trae Gray, Happy
Hair & Nails, Circle N Market,
T&N Laundry/Nick Lee,
MacHill Construction (Ada),
Kathy’s Korner/Kathy Keeler,
Atoka Law Firm (Pethi Hayes
Gabbard, Rick Branam), Justin
Humphrey/Last Chance Drug
Testing, Coal County Chamber
of Commerce/Rhonda Sharp,
Executive Director, City of
Coalgate;
District Judge Paula Inge,
District
Attorney
Emily
Redman, state Rep. Donnie
Condit District 18, Coal County
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(5) Excavators, (2) Dozers, (2) Backhoes,
(3) Semi’s, (3) Pick-ups, (3) Trailers, 100
gal. Oil Tank Trailer, Hammer Track Drill,
Air Compressor, Job Trailer, 10-Ton Floor
Jack, 2,000 Gal. Fuel Tank, Support &
General Equipment & Tools, 100’s of
Items. This is only a partial listing!
Wilson and Anderson
to Exchange Vows
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park building, followed by bingo
hosted by Post 242 American
Legion Auxiliary. The kids
had various games, activities,
several bounce houses and the
Lions Club train rides to keep
them busy.
Park visitors enjoyed a free
music concert by two bands
- Bob Willard and the Cast
Iron Bluegrass Band and Dale
Moser and the Black Horse
Band. Daryl and Lisa Christy
(Christy’s Custom D.J.) kept
the music going throughout
the afternoon and during the
fireworks display. The crowd
also loved a performance by
the Lil’ Sparklers Cheer Camp
girls.
Four people went home
with shopping certificates
redeemable at Coal County
businesses. Sponsored by
the Coal County Chamber of
Commerce to promote local
shopping, the Shopping Spree
pot totaled $250. The drawing
winners were:
1st place – Corky Acosta,
Coalgate - $100 shopping
certificate
2nd place – Cody Wermersen,
Calvin - $75 shopping
certificate
3rd place –Michael Dudley,
certificate
4th place – Shandi Taylor,
certificate
“Shopping local is a win/win
for everyone,” said Rhonda
Sharp, Executive Director of
the Coal County Chamber of
Commerce. “The Shopping
Spree certificates keep the
money here in Coal County,
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Compressor, Job Trailer, 10-Ton Floor Jack,
2,000 Gal. Fuel Tank, Support & General
Equipment & Tools, 100’s of Items. This is only
a partial listing!
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Larry and Debbie Wilson announce the upcoming marriage of
their daughter, Ashlan Mae Wilson to Derek Colten Anderson on
August 17, 2013 at 4:00 in the afternoon at the Calvin First Baptist Church in Calvin, Oklahoma. A reception will follow at the
church.
Ashaln is 1x4
the granddaughter of Evelyn
1x4 Gordon and the late
Lloyd Sanford8pof Non, Oklahoma. She
10pis also the granddaughter
of Bob Anderson and the late Lula Mae Anderson of Allen, Oklahoma and the late GW Wilson of Allen.
Derek is the son of Russell Anderson of Calvin, Oklahoma and
Gayle Anderson of Douglas Wyoming. He is the grandson of Mary
Roebuck and the late Robert Roebuck of Coalgate and the grandson of Lenzie Anderson of Wetumka and Sharry Baster of Clinton,
Oklahoma.
Ashlan is a 2010 graduate of Calvin High School and is currently attending East Central University and working part-time for
OSU Extension. Derek is a 2008 graduate of Calvin High School
and is employed by Cummins Construction. The couple would
like to invite all their family and friends to their wedding.
District 2 Commissioner Johnny
D. Ward, Coal County Sheriff
Bryan Jump, Coal
County
Clerk Eugina Loudermilk, Coal
County Treasurer Gina McNutt,
Coal County Treasurer Cherry
Hefley, and Coal County Court
Clerk Rachel Nix.
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LEGAL NOTICE
(Published in the Coalgate Record Register July 10 & 17, 2013, 2t)
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
OF COAL COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
In the matter of the estate of: MILDRED LEE (BOHANON) BURRIS, 7/8 Choctaw,
NE (F 6242; M 14839), Deceased.
Case No. PB-13-4
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All creditors having claims against Mildred Lee (Bohanon) Burris, deceased,
are required to present the same, with the necessary supporting documents, to the
undersigned attorney for Personal Representative at the office of the attorney for the
Personal Representative on or before the 8th day of September, 2013, or the same will
be forever barred.
S)Niki Lindsey
Attorney for Personal Representative
Niki Lindsey OBA #19344
Oklahoma Indian Legal Service, Inc.
P.O. Box 2600
Ada, Oklahoma 74821
T: (580) 272-0038
F: (580) 272-0665
Attorney for Personal Representative
The Coal County Public
Library will host an Adult
Also has drop off laundry service available
Summer Reading Program
featuring Marilyn Hudson
with Oklahoma Hauntings on
We accept all credit cards
Saturday, July 13, at 1:00 p.m.
in the Coal County Public
Library meeting room. Marilyn A. Hudson is an
927-3168 • 927-5603 • 927-6419 author and researcher who loves
turning over history to see the
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story long hidden by time, ego
(Published in the Coalgate Record Register July 10, & 17 2t)
and reputations. A graduate of
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the University of Oklahoma
with degrees in history, library
and information studies, she
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arcane tales and has
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week
of
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2013
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storytelling and has performed
323 E. Carl Albert Parkway, McAlester, Ok.
at
schools, libraries, churches,
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and community events across
the state. For years, she was
the only tellerSend
whoan
specialized
Oklahoma veteran to Washington DC
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and legends
Oklahoma’s World War II veterans waited 60 years
Oklahoma’s World War II veterans waited 60 years for a
for
a memorial in their honor. We want you to help
as
“The
Ghost
Teller.” She
memorial in their honor. We want you to help Oklahoma
Oklahoma veterans visit this memorial by making
served
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veterans visit this
a tax-deductible donation to Oklahoma Honor
memorial by making
of Directors of the Territory
Flights today.
a tax-deductible
Tellers, led a story group, and
donation to Oklahoma
taught workshops and classes.
Honor Flights today.
Hudson is author of several
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historical
monographs,
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including “When Death Rode or call (405) 259-9000
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the Rails,” “Tales of Hell’s Half
Acre,” and “Halloween.” Her
fictional work includes the short
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story collection, “The Bones
CLOSING for
of Summer,” and short fiction
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such as the “Madame Delaine”
Court Clerk Association Meeting
BEFORE THE CORPORATION COMMISSION OF OKLAHOMA
series. She is co-author of
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Marilyn lives with her
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surrounded by a crowd of
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imaginary playmates – but
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Sponsors of this program
Oklahoma Gas (“Applicant”), has filed its application for order for the continuation of the Company’s
Conservation Improvement Program Portfolio (“CIP Portfolio”) for the Program Years 2014 through
are: The Institute of Museums
2016, modifications and additions to the CIP Portfolio, and an extension of the waiver of the proviand Library Services (IMLS),
sions of OAC 165:45-23-4(b)(1), which would otherwise require application of the CIP Portfolio to a
class of customers with only two qualifying members. The proposed CIP Portfolio includes energy
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and
• 30 pairs 3-6 year old pairs exposed back to Angus Bulls
IT IS ORDERED AND NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a hearing on the merits will be held before
Action Figure Museum, and
the Commission’s Administrative Law Judge commencing at 10:30 a.m. on the 15th day of August,
• 10 head 3-6 year old heavy bred cows
2013, in Courtroom B, at the Oklahoma Corporation Commission, Jim Thorpe Office Building, 2101
the Oklahoma Department of
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Herd Reduction Sale
persons having
indebtedness or
against Kiamichi
ology Center are
y notified that all
es and documenpertaining to said
ase order or conmust be recorded
amichi Technology
r Administrative
, P.O. Box 548,
rton, OK 74578 on
ore September 30,
covering all debts
npaid and incurred
the period beginon July LPXLP
1, 2012
nding on June 30,
ness or information
claim against Kiamichi
for more
Technology Center are hereby
notified(580)436-5033
that all invoices and
SOLA at
documentation pertaining to said
All persons having an indebted-
purchase order or contract must
be recorded at Kiamichi Technology Center Administrative Office,
P.O. Box 548, Wilburton, OK
74578 on or before September
30, 2013, covering all debts now
unpaid and incurred during the
period beginning on July 1, 2012
and ending on June 30, 2013, or
said account shall be void and
forever barred.
LOIS WELCH
Encumbering Clerk
• West of Ada on Hwy 3W •
(580)436-5033
CAXCA
All persons having an indebtedness or
claim against Kiamichi Technology Center are hereby notified that all invoices
and documentation pertaining to said purchase order or contract must be recorded
at Kiamichi Technology Center Administrative Office, P.O. Box 548, Wilburton,
OK 74578 on or before September 30,
2013, covering all debts now unpaid
and incurred during the period beginning
on July 1, 2012 and ending on June 30,
2013, or said account shall be void and
forever barred.
LOIS WELCH
Encumbering Clerk
fair, reasonable, necessary, proper and equitable in the premises, whether or not specifically prayed
for in the application.
For more information concerning this Cause, contact Curtis M. Long, Fellers, Snider, Blankenship,
Bailey & Tippens, P.C., 321 S. Boston, Suite 800, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74103, phone 918-599-0621,
attorney for Applicant; or Natasha M. Scott, Assistant General Counsel, Oklahoma Corporation Commission, at 405-521-2255.
CORPORATION COMMISSION OF OKLAHOMA
PATRICE DOUGLAS, Chair
BOB ANTHONY, Vice Chairman
DANA L. MURPHY, Commissioner
DONE AND PERFORMED THIS 2ND DAY OF JULY, 2013.
BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION:
PEGGY MITCHELL, Commission Secretary
Coalgate Rangers won 1st place in the Del City Pepsi “B” State Tournament, June 21-23. They will travel back to Del City July 11-14 to play
in the World Series Tournament. Back row—Coaches Stacey Stowe, Bradley Stowe, and Tracey Estep. Middle row—Rylee McGehee, James Beach,
Blade Horton and Haydn Vick. Front row—Casey Stowe, Camren Estep, Seth Foreman, TaDyn Walker and Isaac Adcock.
One Pharmacist’s View...by Wayne Bullard, Pharm D
Digging ‘taters on Goat Ridge
Summertime is special. For
kids It’s time for vacations, trips,
camp-outs and doing things—
school is out and it’s time for
swimming and free time—a
time to make memories. I’ve had some pretty special
summers when I was a kid—
but the summer of 1943 was a
pretty memorable one for me
and my brother Gerald. I’ve
mentioned before how that my
brother Gerald and I were often
banished to my grandparents
down on Goat Ridge in Leflore
County every summer. Dad
said we were to help him on
the farm. Gerald felt they were
just trying to get rid of us in that
early summer of 1943. And I
remember it very well.
We were raised by a man
(our dad) who owned a movie
theatre—thus we learned
to make sense of things by
relating things to movie plots. For instance our arrival on J.
T. Bullard’s farm that summer
caused Gerald (in later years) to
compare our visit to the events
in the movie “Bridge on the
River Kwai,” starring William
Holden and Alec Guinness. In
the movie the slave driving POW
Jap camp commander literally
works the Allied POWs nearly
to death building this bridge the
Japs need to win the war. In
our situation, we arrived just in
time to “help” dig potatoes. He
had what seemed like thousands
of acres of potatoes which were
ready for harvest and he took
his obedient mule and plowed
them up but not perfectly. You
still had to grunge around for
them. In Gerald’s view grandpa
was the Jap Commandant. We
were the allied POWs. In our
roles we carried large buckets
and dug out the potatoes. When
our bucket was full we struggled
to the nearby wagon to unload.
We finally got the potatoes
dug. It took about 6 days. My
Uncle Jack was home for his
last summer before graduating
from Fanshaw School the next
spring and going off to war. Things improved drastically
after that with daily trips to
the “Bluff Hole’ a clear water
perfect swimming place. One
day melted into another and
time passed. Another casualty
of the war was up on the ridge,
too. My Aunt Inez and her little
3 year old girl Gail were there. Her husband, my Uncle Tracy,
was already gone to the Army
and they were another pair of
disgruntled ridge dwellers. There was no running water or
electric up there but we didn’t
mind. In the evenings the
family gathered on the long
front porch. Jack would get his
guitar out and Inez liked to sort
of coordinate things. We would
sing songs like “You Are my
Sunshine,” and such as that. Gerald was worried. He
confided his fears that we might
be stuck there—forever. “We
came down here on one way
bus tickets” he reminded me.
I spoke with Grandma of my
concerns and she said she was
sure that we would be going
home soon and not to worry. “You’ll understand all this
in the sweet by and by,” she
said. Then I heard a familiar
and welcome noise. It was the
rattles of my dad’s old 1935
Ford. He was coming to get us
and he did. He also had news. Gerald and I had a new sister. Linda Kay had been born on
July 3 and I suppose she wasn’t
as big a surprise to my mom as
she was to me. When Inez let
me know that she knew, I asked
her how. “I just know,” she
said.
We went home to Centrahoma
that day and met the prettiest
little girl baby I had ever seen. Linda grew up and became a
beautiful woman and remained
a very pretty lady all her life. But that dread disease cancer
took her from us about 2 years
ago. Now when her birthday
rolls around every July 3rd I miss
her a little more as I think of
that day on that front porch 70
years ago down on my beloved
Goat Ridge. It tempers us to
remember that life comes to us
with a mixture.
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sure and go to church Sunday.
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District 12 Appreciation Dinner Held
for Councilman James Frazier
Chief Gregory Pyle and Concetta Gragg of Crowder cut a rug at James
Frazier’s appreciation dinner.
State Rep. Donnie Condit, left, and Charles Canida were
among the guests attending James Frazier’s appreciation
dinner.
Stiles & Swindell
REUNION
Saturday, July 20th
City Park Building
James Frazier, District 12 Councilman for the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma, introduces his
family at a recent appreciation dinner held in his honor in Coalgate. James filed unopposed in
May for the District 12 seat he has held almost 23 years. Shown from left – Wade Walters, sonin-law; Valorie Walters, daughter; Colton Wilson, grandson; James Frazier; Vicki Frazier, wife; and
Jackson Wilson, grandson. Colton and Jackson are the sons of Justin and Michelle Wilson. Also
in attendance were Chief Gregory Pile; Assistant Chief Gary Batton; Tribal Councilmen Anthony
Dillard, District 10, and Bob Pate, District 11; several local officials and leaders; and a large number
of Coalgate and Crowder Choctaw tribal members.
TRUE BLUE FANS! Looks like these Blackhorse Band fans are having a great time! From left –
Louise Ott, Karen Burris, Vickie McClure and Faye Ratcliff.
8:00 a.m. till 12:00 midnight
Covered Dish
(All friends & family invited)
James and Vicki Frazier on the dance floor.
DALE MOSER AND THE BLACKHORSE BAND entertained the Choctaw Nation District 12 crowd attending an appreciation dinner for Councilman James Frazier.
From left – Assistant Chief Gary Batton; Chief Gregory Pyle; band member Juan Foreman; James Frazier and grandson Jackson Wilson; band members Dale Moser,
Danny O’Dell, and Royce Sparks.
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Coalgate Police Report
Chief Names Jett as Assistant Chief
Coalgate Assistant Chief of Police Steven Jett
Coalgate Chief of Police
Kenny Pebworth announced
last week that officer Steven Jett
was named Assistant Chief of
the Coalgate Police Department
effective July 1.
Jett joined the department on
October 1, 2012. He began his
career in law enforcement in 2007
as a reserve officer for the City
of Tupelo and served as Tupelo
Chief of Police for four and
one-half years. He has several
specialized training programs
under his belt, including chief
of police training, interviewing
and interrogation, and crimes
against children.
“Steven’s an asset to the
department. He would be
an asset to any department,”
Pebworth said. “He’s been in
the chief’s position and knows
what he’s doing. The guys all
like him, and he’ll be a big help
to me. I’ve been here six years
without an assistant chief, and
I’m happy to have him.”
Steven and his wife, Summer,
live in Tupelo with their two
sons, Trevor, 13, and Tyler, 7.
New Officer Joins Police
Department
A new officer, Jacob Haren,
joined the Coalgate police force
on June 16.
Jake has served as shift
supervisor with the Seminole
County jail, a correctional officer
with the Corporation of America
private prison in Holdenville,
and in security at the Creek
Nation casino in Holdenville. He previously served as chief of
the Cromwell, Oklahoma Police
Department.
“I’m very happy to be here
and appreciate Chief Pebworth
giving me an opportunity to
serve the people of Coalgate,”
Haren said.
Traffic Citations
Marie Alloy Cheryll, Coalgate,
OK – Curfew violation.
Annette
Louise
Booze,
Coalgate, OK – Curfew
violation.
Spikath Bodupalli, Sunnyvale,
CA – Speeding.
James Frachiseur, Grannis,
AR – Speeding.
Randy Lynn Heck, Coalgate,
OK – Curfew violation.
Michael
Shawn
Wren,
Jr., Coalgate, OK – Public
intoxication; drinking in public.
Norman Terrence Byrd, Idabel,
OK – Driving under suspension
2nd and subsequent; transporting
open container of liquor.
Lea Ann Duree, Coalgate,
OK
–
Possession
of
marijuana; possession of drug
paraphernalia.
James Paul Duree, Coalgate,
OK – Possession of drug
paraphernalia.
Daniel G. Jencik, Stonewall,
Coalgate officer Jacob Haren
OK – Speeding.
Anjelica Grado, Atoka, OK –
Brandon
Michael Speeding.
Chamberlain, Tupelo, OK – Mandy Roseann Gabriel,
Speeding.
Atoka, OK – Speeding.
Erin Maria Mosley, Lehigh, Tommy Carroll Lewis, Hugo,
OK – Speeding.
OK – Speeding.
Tori
Denise
Lampkin, Shawn
Renae
Transue,
Coalgate, OK – Speeding.
Stonewall, OK - Speeding.
Cheryl Marie Young, Lehigh, Dylan L. Allen, Atoka, OK –
OK – Speeding.
Speeding.
Sharon Key Rowton, Atoka, Justin Lee Taylor, Purcell, OK
OK – Taxes due state.
– Speeding.
Jenifer
Lynn
Willford, Monty Dean Jones, Cooper,
Garland, TX – Speeding.
TX – No seat belt.
Brandie M. Bowman-Clouse, Jeffery S. Krull, New Carlisle,
Coalgate, OK – Improper IN – Speeding.
backing; failure to change Michael Ray Grady, Purcell,
driver’s license address within OK – Speeding.
10 days.
Val Gene Harmon, Holdenville,
Michel B. Sears, Coalgate, OK - Speeding.
OK
– No insurance.
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COALGATE.”
Sound overwhelming? It’s
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Community Meeting Thursday
for Main Street Coalgate Project
A community meeting
labeled as a ‘Stakeholders
Meeting’ has been scheduled
for Thursday, July 11, at 6:00
p.m. to discuss “The New
Downtown” revitalization
project for Main Street
Coalgate. The meeting will
be held at Coalgate City
Hall. Local leaders representing
the Coal County Chamber
of Commerce, Coal County
Economic
Development,
City of Coalgate, and
Coalgate
Industrial
Development
Authority
will be at the meeting to
explain the concept of the
revitalization plan and
obtain input from the public. Property and business
owners on Main Street are
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attend.
Come to the meeting and
hear what the planners have
to say about the revitalization
project. They have a vision
they want to share with you
— a vision of a thriving,
beautiful downtown that
would provide benefits
for many generations to
come. It is a vision of
Hearrell Reunion
Sunday, July 14
MEDICARE & DIABETIC PATIENTS
Ritter Express Pharmacy
702 South Mississippi Ave
Atoka, Ok 74525
580-889-3353
• July 1st we are starting a program through Medicare that will make Diabetic testing
supplies more affordable or no cost to the patient.
• Have a program that allows us to give you a free meter.
• Are a Nationally Accredited Diabetic Pharmacy.
• Supply diabetic patients with custom fit therapeutic shoes with little or no cost to the
patient.
• Locally owned and operated since 1972.
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• Make home deliveries Monday through Saturday.
Your Local Diabetic Headquarters
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The Coal County Board of County Commissioners met for a regular scheduled meeting on Monday, June 24th, 2013 at
PAGE
RECORD REGISTER—JULY 10, 2013
9:00 a.m. in the conference room of the County Commissioners Building.
Commissioners’ Proceedings
Three drug testing companies were present to submit a proposal for their testing services for the county.
Kelsey Donwen of Drug Test Compliance of Oklahoma (Ada, OK) offered the following:
Pre-employment test (non-DOT) $40.00
Pre-employment and Random Testing (DOT/CDL) $50.00
Breath Alcohol Testing (DOT/non-DOT) $30.00
Mileage $.51 per mile
No Consortium fee
DOT required Supervisor training at no charge
Dewayne Reed of Saber Transportation Support, Inc (Ada, OK) submitted the following information:
One-time consortium membership fee $250.00
Drug Test fees are subject to upward and downward modification without notice
Collection Site in town
Justin Humphrey of Last Chance Supervision Services/URPN Drug Testing (Atoka, OK) submitted the
following:
Split-cup test $30.00
E-screen $30.00
Hair Follicle $100.00
Instant cup $20.00
Instant cup with lab $30.00
Alcohol strip $5.00
Breathalyzer $25.00
No consortium fee
Offers two testing locations, Coalgate and Atoka and also provides mobile collection
Johnny Ward said based on the information provided, he would make a motion to accept the proposal from Last
Chance/URPN based on the lowest and best pricing. Michael Henlsey seconded. Ward, Henlsey and Pebworth
approved. The contract will run from July 1, 2013 through June 30, 2014.
Johnny Ward said the OSU Extension building project is coming along and is ready to go out for bids.
Ward made a motion to go out for bids for the construction of the building, and open them July 22nd. Michael
Henlsey seconded. Ward, Hensley and Pebworth approved.
Johnny Ward made a motion to approve road crossing permits for Glenn Energy Services between
31-2N-10E and 6-1N-10E and 19&30-3N-10E. Michael Hensley seconded. Ward, Hensley and Pebworth
approved.
Cherry Hefley said there are two companies that can provide visual inspection services for the oil
and gas equipment in the county. She said Task is located in Arkansas and Visual Lease Services is located in
Holdenville, OK. She said she would prefer to stay with VLS. Johnny Ward made a motion to renew the annual
contract with VLS. Michael Henlsey seconded. Ward, Hensley and Pebworth approved.
Mike Andrews with ODOT was present to get the Board’s approval for the county road inventory and to
certify the county road mileage. The Board reviewed the maps provided by Andrews and marked the necessary
changes within their districts. Johnny Ward made a motion to accept the road changes. Michael Hensley
seconded. Ward, Hensley and Pebworth approved.
Michael Henlsey made a motion to approve modified resolutions to select SAIC for bridge design
engineers for the following bridges: #’s 17, 18, 56, and 50. Johnny Ward seconded. Hensley, Ward and
Pebworth approved.
Bill Childress with SAIC was present to review with the Board the bridge inspection reports for District
1 bridges #29 and #13. Michael Hensley made a motion to approve the invoice for inspection of said bridges.
Johnny Ward seconded. Hensley, Ward and Pebworth approved.
The Board reviewed the Estimates of Need for 2013-14 for the Health Department and OSU
Extension.
Johnny Ward made a motion to approve a resolution and payment option #1for the 2013-14 ACCOSIG Property & Liability Insurance, payable from the sales tax account. Michael Hensley seconded. Ward,
Hensley and Pebworth approved.
Johnny Ward made a motion to approve a resolution to dispose of a computer for the sheriff’s office.
Michael Hensley seconded. Ward, Henlsey and Pebworth approved.
Johnny Ward made a motion to approve annual contracts for software agreements between Kellpro
and the County Clerk’s office and the commissioner’s office. Michael Henlsey seconded. Ward, Hensley and
Pebworth approved.
Shelia Edwards was present to discuss a grant opportunity for Coal County. The grant is an energy
grant available to the entire state. She said the county can utilize the funds to do anything to conserve energy.
The maximum grant amount is $250,000.00. Allen Leaird discussed applying for a retrofit heating and cooling
system for the county hospital, now that the county has taken ownership of the building. The grant deadline is
July 22, but Edwards said she would start on the application immediately. Michael Henlsey made a motion to
pursue the grant. Johnny Ward seconded. Hensley, Ward and Pebworth approved.
Johnny Ward made a motion to go into executive session at 9:52 a.m. with the county legal counsel,
Wellon Poe, in accordance with Title 25 § 307.B.4 concerning Johnny English v. Coal County, CIV-12-504-KEW.
Michael Hensley seconded. Ward, Hensley and Pebworth approved.
Johnny Ward made a motion to go back into regular session at 10:23 a.m. Michael Hensley seconded.
Ward, Hensley and Pebworth approved.
There was no action to be taken concerning English v. Coal County.
Old Business:
None
New Business:
Johnny Ward said he has contacted McAlester Fence Company to have sliding gates installed at the
north end of the storage building fence to house the Emergency Management equipment.
Michael Hensley made a motion to adjourn at 10:24 a.m. Johnny Ward seconded the motion. Hensley,
Ward and Pebworth approved.
Alvin Pebworth called the meeting to order at 9:00a.m.
Roll was called by Alvin Pebworth. Those present were: Alvin Pebworth, Chairman, Michael Hensley, Vice-chairman,
The
Coal County Board of County Commissioners met for a regular scheduled meeting on Monday,
Johnny Ward, Member and Eugina Loudermilk, County Clerk.
June 24th, 2013 at 9:00 a.m. in the conference room of the County Commissioners Building.
Alvin
Pebworth called the meeting to order at 9:00a.m.
Guests present were: Bill Childress, Wanda Utterback, Allen Leaird, Dewayne Reed, Kelsey Donwen, Shelia Edwards,
Roll Justin
was called
by Alvin
Pebworth.
Those
present
Alvin Pebworth,
Mike Andrews,
Humphrey,
Billy Wilson,
Gina McNutt,
Cherry
Hefleywere:
and Rebecca
Washburn. Chairman, Michael Hensley,
Vice-chairman, Johnny Ward, Member and Eugina Loudermilk, County Clerk.
Guests
present
Childress,
Wanda
Utterback,
Leaird,
Dewayne
Reed, Kelsey
Donwen,
Johnny Ward
made were:
a motionBill
to approve
the county
officialsʼ
monthlyAllen
reports.
Michael
Hensley seconded.
Ward, Hensley
Shelia
Edwards,
Mike Andrews, Justin Humphrey, Billy Wilson, Gina McNutt, Cherry Hefley and Rebecca
and Pebworth
approved.
Washburn.
th
th
Johnny
Ward made
madea motion
a motion
to approve
the from
county
officials’
monthly
reports.
Michael
Michael Hensley
to approve
the minutes
the June
10 and
17 , 2013
meetings.
Johnny Hensley
Ward
seconded. Ward,
Hensley,Hensley
Ward andand
Pebworth
approved.
seconded.
Pebworth
approved.
Michael Hensley made a motion to approve the minutes from the June 10th and 17th, 2013 meetings.
th
Johnny
Ward madeHensley,
a motion Ward
to approve
claimsapproved.
for June 16-30 , 2013. Michael Henlsey seconded. Ward,
Johnny Ward
seconded.
and payroll
Pebworth
Hensley
and
Pebworth
approved.
Johnny Ward made a motion to approve payroll claims for June 16-30th, 2013. Michael Henlsey
Johnny Ward made a motion to approve transfers of appropriations in the General fund for the sheriffʼs office and Election
Johnny
Ward made a motion to approve transfers of appropriations in the General fund for the sheriff’s
Board office. Michael Hensley seconded. Ward, Hensley and Pebworth approved.
office and Election Board office. Michael Hensley seconded. Ward, Hensley and Pebworth approved.
Michael
Hensley made a motion to approve the purchase orders for payment. Johnny Ward
Michael Hensley made a motion to approve the purchase orders for payment. Johnny Ward seconded. Hensley, Ward
seconded.
Hensley, Ward and Pebworth approved the following:
and Pebworth approved the following:
Fiscal
Year:
2012-2013
Payments by Fund
Approved
From: 6/19/2013
To: 6/30/2013
Warrant No.
Vendor Name
Amount
Purpose
79
AT&T
$3,488.76
SERVICE
80
AT&T U-VERSE
$100.00
911 SERVICE
81
SHIPMAN COMMUNICATIONS
$1,470.00
911 RADIO EQUIP
911 COLLECTIONS
B-4 SHERIFF SERVICE FEE
189
VINCENT, JOSHUA M
$25.00
SHERIFF REIMB
190
MILLER OFFICE EQUIPMENT
$528.00
SHERIFF DEPT SERVICE
$10,497.39
DIST 1 PROJECT
CBRIF 105
8
SAIC
ENERGY
ENVIRONMENT
INFRASTRUCTURE LLC
&
COUNTY SALES TAX
1409
RICKS AUTO
$7,116.16
SHERIFF DEPT REPAIRS
1410
AT&T
$251.76
OSU SERVICE
1411
RECORD REGISTER
$21.90
PUBLICATION
1412
TERMINIX PEST CONTROL
$50.00
SERVICE
1413
AT&T
$296.47
SERVICE
1414
AT&T
$325.81
SERVICE
1415
PITNEY BOWES
$150.00
RENTALS
1416
MARC
$105.70
COURTHOUSE SUPPLIES
1417
AMERICAN ELECTRIC POWER
$99.92
TUPELO RFD SERVICE
1418
RECORD REGISTER
$187.85
PUBLICATION
1419
SOUTHEASTERN ALARM CO.
$75.00
SERVICE
1420
GODDARD ENTERPRISES
$700.00
SERVICE
1421
BLACKBURN PLUMBING
$285.00
COURTHOUSE REPAIRS
1422
RSI COMMUNICATIONS
$2,318.00
CLARITA RFD SUPPLIES
1423
SPRINT
$39.99
TUPELO RFD SERVICE
1424
KOUNTRY STORE
$143.23
TUPELO RFD FUEL
1425
$97.37
CLARITA SENIOR CITIZENS BLANKET
1426
COLLINS, TWYLA
$125.00
CLARITA SEN CIT LABOR
1427
STOVER, CHARLES H
$90.00
CLARITA SEN CIT LABOR
1428
COSLOW, KENDRA
$75.00
LEHIGH COMM CENTER LABOR
1429
C & C HARDWARE
$444.72
LEHIGH SC SUPPLIES
1430
$110.41
LEHIGH SENIOR CITIZENS BLANKET
1431
$50.00
COURTHOUSE SERVICE
1432
PITNEY BOWES POSTAGE CMRS
$300.00
POSTAGE
F-3 COUNTY CLERKS LIEN FEE ACCT
202
PITNEY BOWES POSTAGE CMRS
$400.00
POSTAGE
203
AT&T
$239.92
COUNTY CLERK SERVICE
GENERAL BUDGET ACCT.
1792
ADA PAPER CO.
$23.95
SHERIFF DEPT SUPPLIES
1793
$34.07
1794
AT&T MOBILITY
$50.56
ELECTION BRD SERVICE
1795
NATIONAL BUSINESS FURNITURE
$358.00
ASSESSOR OFFICE SUPPLIES
1796
QUILL CORP
$547.92
ASSESSOR OFFICE SUPPLIES
1797
MAIN TRADING COMPANY
$94.90
EM MNGMT PARTS
1798
BOB BARKER CO. INC.
$93.65
INMATE SUPPLIES
1799
C & C HARDWARE
$42.44
INMATE SUPPLIES
1800
SONNYS GROCERY
$275.66
JAIL GROCERIES
1801
GALLS AN ARAMARK COMPANY
$105.47
INMATE SUPPLIES
1802
BCBS
$5,246.47
INSURANCE
1803
AT&T
$566.47
1804
AT&T
$145.00
TREAS SERVICE
1805
AT&T
$247.58
1806
AT&T
$160.46
ASSESSOR SERVICE
1807
AT&T
$244.73
1808
AT&T
$186.45
COMMISSIONER SERVICE
______________________________
Alvin Pebworth, Chairman
_____________________________
Michael Hensley, Vice-chairman
_____________________________
Johnny Ward, Member
Attest:
______________________________
Eugina Loudermilk, County Clerk
The Coal County Board of County Commissioners met for a regular scheduled meeting on Monday, July 1st, 2013 at 9:00
a.m. in the conference room of the County Commissioners Building.
The Coal County Board of County Commissioners met for a regular scheduled meeting on Monday,
Alvin2013
Pebworth
called
to order atroom
9:00a.m.
July 1st,
at 9:00
a.m.the
inmeeting
the conference
of the County Commissioners Building.
Roll was
by Alvin
Pebworth.
Thosetopresent
were:
Alvin Pebworth, Chairman, Michael Hensley, Vice-chairman,
Alvincalled
Pebworth
called
the meeting
order at
9:00a.m.
Roll was
called
by Loudermilk,
Alvin Pebworth.
Johnny Ward, Member
and
Eugina
CountyThose
Clerk.present were: Alvin Pebworth, Chairman, Michael Hensley,
Vice-chairman,
Johnny
Ward,
Member
and Eugina
County
Clerk. Bryan Jump, Berney Blue, Cherry Hefley,
Guests present
were:
Rebecca
Washburn,
Vicky Loudermilk,
Salmon, Wanda
Utterback,
Guests present were: Rebecca Washburn, Vicky Salmon, Wanda Utterback, Bryan Jump, Berney
Gina McNutt, Allen Leaird, Bobby Hatton and Aaron Blue
Blue, Cherry Hefley, Gina McNutt, Allen Leaird, Bobby Hatton and Aaron Blue
Michael
Hensley
made amade
motiona to
approve
minutes
the previous
meeting.
Johnny
Ward Johnny
seconded.
Hensley,
Michael
Hensley
motion
to the
approve
thefrom
minutes
from the
previous
meeting.
Ward
Hensley,
Ward and Pebworth approved.
Wardseconded.
and Pebworth
approved.
Michael
Hensley
the county
officials’
reports.
Johnny
Ward Ward
Michael
Hensley
made a made
motion ato motion
approveto
theapprove
county officialsʼ
monthly
reports.monthly
Johnny Ward
seconded.
Hensley,
seconded. Hensley, Ward and Pebworth approved.
and Pebworth approved.
Michael Hensley made a motion to approve the blanket purchase orders for July 2013. Johnny Ward
MichaelHensley,
Hensley made
motion
to approve
the blanket
purchase orders for July 2013. Johnny Ward seconded. Hensley,
seconded.
Ward aand
Pebworth
approved
the following:
Ward and Pebworth approved the following:
JULY BLANKET
HIGHWAY
PO#
VENDOR
ACCOUNT
AMOUNT
1
KOUNTRY STORE
B-8
$1,500.00
2
OK DEPT OF SAFETY
B-8
$350.00
3
PEC
B-8
$22.00
4
RICKS OIL
B-8
$1,500.00
5
SONNY'S
B-5
$1,500.00
6
FAMILY DOLLAR
B-8
$400.00
7
C&C
B-8
$50.00
8
McNUTT AUTO
B-8
$300.00
9
CIRCLE N
B-8
$175.00
10
RICKS OIL
T-2A#1
$3,000.00
11
C&C
T-2A#1
$500.00
12
KOUNTRY STORE
T-2A#1
$9,000.00
13
FITTSTONE
T-2A#1
$7,000.00
14
HALLS AUTO
T-2A#1
$500.00
15
RED ROCK PIT
T-2A#1
$2,000.00
16
PEC
T-2A#1
$150.00
17
COALGATE FUELS
T-2A#2
$5,000.00
18
RICKS OIL
T-2A#2
$1,000.00
19
C&C HARDWARE
T-2A#2
$200.00
20
BOGGY CREEK QUARRY
T-2A#2
$2,000.00
21
RED ROCK PIT
T-2A#2
$2,000.00
22
C&C HARDWARE
T-2A#3
$700.00
23
RICKS OIL
T-2A#3
$1,500.00
24
COALGATE FUELS
T-2A#3
$7,000.00
2732
CIRCUIT ENGINEERING DISTRICT 4
$860.75
DIST 1 SIGN
2733
B&S SUPPLIES
$167.32
DIST 1 SUPPLIES
2734
B&S SUPPLIES
$496.07
DIST 1 SHOP SUPPLIES
2735
YELLOWHOUSE MACHINERY CO
$100.71
DIST 1 SUPPLIES
2736
B&S SUPPLIES
$191.40
2737
GREAT PLAINS INC
$177.42
DIST 1 PARTS
2738
O REILLY AUTO PARTS
$209.94
DIST 1 OIL
2739
AT&T
$223.51
DIST 1 SERVICE
2740
DUB ROSS CO.
$522.00
DIST 1 TIN HORN
2741
ATC Freightliner Group
$104.18
DIST 1 PARTS
2742
ATC Freightliner Group
$202.52
DIST 1 PARTS
2743
SHAMROCK BANK
$6,320.81
RENTALS
2744
WELCH STATE BANK
$8,986.46
RENTALS
2745
FIRSTBANK
$17,969.47
RENTALS
2746
MAIN TRADING COMPANY
$59.88
DIST 2 RADIO REPAIR
2747
$124.22
DIST 2 SIGNS
2748
RAILROAD YARD
$1,892.40
DIST 2 SUPPLIES
2749
DUB ROSS CO.
$831.60
DIST 2 GRADER BLADES
2750
OK TAX COMM
$25.00
DIST 2 TAG
2751
DUB ROSS CO.
$265.50
DIST 2 TIN HORNS
2752
GRISSOM LLC
$211.86
DIST 2 PARTS
2753
AT&T MOBILITY
$87.77
DIST 2 SERVICE
2754
ARAMARK
$69.94
2755
FAMILY DOLLAR STORE
$10.50
DIST 2 SUPPLIES
2756
MISTY VALLEY WATER CO
$24.00
DIST 2 RENTAL
2757
$23.00
2758
ATOKA PRECISION MACHINE SHOP
$175.00
DIST 2 REPAIRS
25
MILLER MART
T-2A#3
$5,000.00
2759
GRISSOM LLC
$179.52
DIST 2 PARTS
2760
$783.69
26
RED ROCK PIT
T-2A#3
$1,000.00
2761
C & C HARDWARE
$77.94
DIST 2 PARTS
27
PEC
T-2A#3
$160.00
2762
FAMILY DOLLAR STORE
$23.00
28
BLESSING GRAVEL
T-2A#3
$4,000.00
2763
ARAMARK
$74.06
29
CLARITA OLNEY WATER DEPT.
T-2A#3
$20.00
2764
ALLEN LUMBER & GRAIN
$350.00
DIST 3 TIN HORNS
30
SONNYS
S-C-2
$700.00
2765
$350.00
DIST 3 TIN HORNS
31
CLARITA OLNEY WATER DEPT.
S-C-2
$20.00
2766
$2,158.63
2767
BOGGY CREEK QUARRY
$92.06
DIST 3 GRAVEL
32
S-C-2
$150.00
2768
DOLESE CO
$474.27
DIST 3 GRAVEL
33
SONNYS
S-C-3
$600.00
2769
DOLESE CO
$324.95
DIST 3 GRAVEL
34
S-C-3
$250.00
2770
B&S SUPPLIES
$300.05
35
CENTERPOINT
S-C-3
$150.00
2771
DOUBLE S LUMBER
$59.19
DIST 3 SUPPLIES
36
SONNYS
S-C-4
$500.00
2772
O REILLY AUTO PARTS
$294.10
DIST 3 TOOLS
37
PEC
S-C-4
$350.00
2773
BOGGY CREEK QUARRY
$91.60
DIST 3 GRAVEL
2774
DOLESE CO
$115.65
DIST 3 GRAVEL
38
FAMILY DOLLAR
S-C-4
$50.00
39
AT&T
S-C-4
$80.00
40
CENTERPOINT ENERGY
S-C-4
$150.00
41
C&C HARDWARE
R-2
$100.00
42
C&C HARDWARE
CD-4
$150.00
43
RICKS OIL
R-5
$150.00
44
C&C
MD-2
$150.00
45
FAMILY DOLLAR
MD-2
$100.00
2775
DOLESE CO
$86.41
DIST 3 GRAVEL
2776
GRAHAM INTERNATIONAL INC
$449.59
DIST 3 PARTS
2777
DUNN, TODD
$300.00
DIST 3 HAULING
2778
AT&T
$185.96
DIST 2 SERVICE
2779
AT&T
$297.77
SERVICE
2780
O REILLY AUTO PARTS
$24.19
DIST 2 PARTS
2781
BYNUM & CO.
$1,050.00
DIST 3 PARTS & LABOR
2782
$64.00
DIST 1 SERVICE
Johnny Ward made a motion to approve transfers of appropriations in the General Fund for the following offices:
LAW LIBRARY
36
LAW LIBRARY REVOLVING FUND
$345.85
TRANSFER OF FUNDS
MD-1A MD-1C MD-2 HEALTH BUDGET ACCT
212
OK STATE DEPT OF HEALTH
$13,505.14
HEALTH DEPT SALARIES
213
AT&T
$207.97
HEALTH DEPT SERVICE
214
AT&T MOBILITY
$119.80
HEALTH DEPT SERVICE
215
OKLAHOMA DENTAL
$600.00
HEALTH DEPT SERVICE
216
CANNON FINANCIAL SERVICES
$205.00
HEALTH DEPT SERV CONT
217
$79.00
HEALTH DEPT SERVICE
LPXLP
Three drug testing companies were present to submit a proposal for their testing services for the county.
Emergency Management,
County
Clerk,
Treasurer,
Assessor,transfers
Court Clerk,
Sheriff and Drug
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Hensley
Johnny Ward
made
a motion
to approve
of appropriations
in Court.
the General
for seconded.
the
Ward,
Hensleyoffices:
and Pebworth
approved.
following
Emergency
Management, County Clerk, Treasurer, Assessor, Court Clerk, Sheriff and Drug
Court.Johnny
Michael
Hensley
Ward, Hensley
and Pebworth
approved.Michael Hensley seconded. Ward, Hensley
Ward
made aseconded.
motion to approve
the purchase
orders for payment.
Johnny Ward
made a motion to approve the purchase orders for payment. Michael Hensley seconded.
and Pebworth approved
the following:
Ward, Hensley and Pebworth approved the following:
Continued on Page B-4
COALGATE RECORD REGISTER—JULY 10, 2013—PAGE B-3
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A Coal County inmate DIRT crew picks up trash on a county road.
Sheriff Launches Fulltime
Inmate DIRT Program
Coal County Sheriff Bryan
Jump’s inmate work program is
now an official fulltime program
aimed at cleaning up roadways
and other public areas. Even though the sheriff
has been taking inmates out
to perform cleanup tasks
practically since he took office,
the program now has an official
name. Jump’s DIRT (Daily Inmate
Roadside Task) Program was
launched July 1 after the Board
of County Commissioners voted
June 17 to fund the program on
a one-year trial basis out of the
county’s solid waste account.
Roger Cunningham, a CLEET
certified officer, was hired
to oversee the program. The
overall cost of the program is
about $2,800 a month, Jump
said.
The work crew generally
consists of two to eight inmates
that clean up trash, mow, weed
eat, and cut and chip brush on
roadways and other public
property — “Anything that is
on county, state or city rights of
way or public property,” Jump
said. “Their job will be to
help keep the county clean and
looking good.” Typically, the
crew works eight hours a day,
five days a week.
“We don’t take any violent
offenders, sex offenders, or
high risk offenders out, and the
workers are easily identified
by florescent-colored vests and
orange shirts or pants.
“I feel like it’s a good
program. It’s on a year trial, and
if it’s successful, I see no reason
why it won’t be continued. It’s
funded out of solid waste, and
any grants that we can obtain
will be added.
“I would encourage the
public to let us know about any
roadside dumps or trashy areas
or areas where road signs are not
visible because of high weeds. We’ll be glad to come out and
take care of the problem.”
Jump said he is happy to get
support for his DIRT Program. “I
want to thank the commissioners
“The Gospel Barn”
1 1/2 miles West of Coalgate, Ok on Hwy 31
(Follow Signs)
NEW DAY
3
rd
Friday Nite of each month
6:00 - 10:00
concessions
Southern Gospel, Bluegrass,
Traditional Country/Gospel
Information Call 580-927-2829 or 927-0861
No Drugs or Alcohol Allowed
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
=
(Corner of Newell & Queen)
Meeting Each Sunday
at 11:00 a.m.
would like to invite you to join them in worship
580-258-8856 or 580-927-2267
Storm Shelters
All Concrete
10 yr. Manufactured Warranty on leakage
Installed
Jerry English
580-927-5493
General Backhoe Work ~ Dozer Work ~ Septic Systems
for their willingness to help. This program is something I’ve
been pursuing since I’ve been in
office — it was just a matter of
finding a way to get it done.
“The public seems to like it,
and the inmates like it. They’re
happy to get out and work
instead of laying around all the
time.”
In addition to the DIRT
Program, Coal County inmates
have been maintaining their
own vegetable garden that they
planted in the spring. Letter to
the Editor
I had the opportunity to take
a couple from California to the
cemetery to show them where
their grandparents were buried. They couldn’t believe that a
country cemetery would look so
nice.
They stated the cemetery was
in better shape than some of
the perpetual care cemetery in
California.
All of the good comments were
because of the new cemetery
boards and volunteers hard work
in at the cemetery. A special
thanks to the Hatton family for
donating the mowing and weed
eating at the cemetery.
The cemetery is in the best
shape I have ever seen it. I
believe more flowers were put
out this year than ever before.
I wish everyone would visit
the cemetery to see it even if
you don’t have any relatives
buried there.
Personally I felt at peace just
being at the cemetery with out
some one being there acting like
you might steal a tombstone or
something.
I know my Grandfather
who donated the land for the
cemetery would approve of the
way the new board is managing
it.
S)Robert King
Shawnee, OK
Dr. Donald Dingle, D.C.
Treating Auto accident victims
and other dull matters.
Call me: 580-889-3338
MIDWAY
(580)927-1112
Drive Thru Window
Daily Lunch Specials
Mon. - Fri.
call - in orders welcome
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Large Selection of
Liquor & Beer
Food Stamps Accepted
Wine Room
FRESH PECANS
(580) 927-3334
New Owners: Mike & Teresa Linton
Lehigh, Ok
Coalgate
Assembly of God Church
3 North Byrd • Coalgate, OK ~ Church phone: 580-927-3020
Pastors Billy and Linda Wilson, and Mary Jo Johnson
Pastor Billy is a licensed Clinical Pastoral Counselor
Pastors Linda and Mary Jo are licensed counselors
ServiCe tiMeS:
Sunday School 10:00 am ~ Sunday Night 6:00 pm
Wednesday Night 7:00 pm
We at the Coalgate Assembly of God are looking for the
hurt, neglected and unloved people of the community. We
want you to know that Jesus loves you just the way you
are today and wants to bring you into a relationship with
him. Our pastors have years of experience in the deliverance ministry. We are also gifted in healing through Christ
Jesus. if you are fighting addictions we are looking for you.
We want you to be set free.
Free counseling available by appointment
Call Pastors Billy & Linda at 927-2050
or Mary Jo at 927-2898
PAGE B-4—COALGATE RECORD REGISTER—JULY 10, 2013
2827
ATOKA AUTO PARTS
$49.43
DIST 3 PARTS
2828
WINDSTREAM
$76.35
DIST 3 PHONE SERVICE
2829
C & C HARDWARE
$713.08
DIST 3 BLANKET
2830
CLARITA OLNEY WATER
$14.40
DIST 3 WATER
Approved
2831
RICKS OIL COMPANY
$1,305.84
DIST 3 BLANKET
From: 7/1/2013
2832
PEOPLES ELECTRIC CO-OP
$160.00
DIST 3 BLANKET
2833
RESCUE SOURCE
$4,250.00
DIST 3 EQUIPMENT
Continued from Page B-2
Fiscal
Year:
2012-2013
Payments by Fund
To: 7/3/2013
Warrant No.
Vendor Name
Amount
911 COLLECTIONS
MD-1A MD-1C MD-2 HEALTH BUDGET ACCT
Purpose
82
STAPLES CONTRACT & COMMERCIAL
$690.96
911 OFFICE EQUIPMENT
83
STAPLES CONTRACT & COMMERCIAL
$35.69
911 OFFICE SUPPLIES
911 GRANT
3
SODA
$2,576.00
ADMINISTRATION FEES
B-4 SHERIFF SERVICE FEE
191
GALLS AN ARAMARK COMPANY
$77.49
SHERIFF DEPT SUPPLIES
218
$22,384.96
HEALTH DEPT SALARIES
219
$37,622.68
SALARY
220
CUNNINGHAM, JOHNA
$300.00
HEALTH DEPT BLANKET
221
$353.44
HEALTH DEPT SERVICE
222
CENTERPOINT ENERGY ARKLA
$27.14
HEALTH DEPT SERVICE
223
DIRECT TV
$75.99
HEALTH DEPT SERVICE
224
PUBLIC WORKS AUTH
$56.36
HEALTH DEPT SERVICE
225
CHOICE TECHNOLOGY
$50.00
SERVICE
226
RECORD REGISTER
$36.00
HEALTH DEPT PUBLICATION
227
GLAXO SMITH KLINE
$670.00
HEALTH DEPT SUPPLIES
228
MAGBY, CARMINIA
$146.90
HEALTH DEPT TRAVEL
229
GEARHART, TAMMY
$311.88
HEALTH DEPT TRAVEL
Michael Hensley made a motion to approve the continuance of lease purchase agreements on equipment through John
CD-4
31
GE CONSUMER FINANCE
$206.78
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT SUPPLIES
32
C & C HARDWARE
$45.33
EMERGENCY MNGMT BLANKET
Deere Financial, ODOT, Shamrock Bank, Firstbank and Welch State Bank. Johnny Ward seconded. Hensley, Ward and Pebworth
approved the following:
John Deere Financial
COUNTY SALES TAX
District 1
Payment Amount
Type of Equipment
Loan #0061747
2839.26
770G JD Grader
1436
FAMILY DOLLAR STORE
$194.36
SHERIFF DEPT BLANKET PO
1437
CIRCLE N MARKET
$86.00
1438
$21.20
1439
HELTON RURAL HEALTH CLINIC
$215.00
INMATE CARE
1440
GE CONSUMER FINANCE
$199.25
OSU GROCERIES FOR OCES PROGRAM
1441
STIDHAM, LANA
$237.55
OSU TRAVEL
1442
EDDINGS, ANNA KAREN
$58.76
OSU TRAVEL
1443
PRICE, AUDRA
$15.82
OSU TRAVEL
1444
RUSSELL, CASEY
$710.72
OSU TRAVEL
District 3
1445
$45.49
SERVICE
1446
US CELLULAR
$381.28
EMER MNGMT AND 911 SERVICE
1447
$30.89
SERVICE
1448
$26.04
SERVICE
1449
$41.21
FAIR BARN SERVICE
1450
RICKS OIL COMPANY
$87.39
EMERGENCY MNGMT FUEL
1451
RICKS OIL COMPANY
$126.57
EMERGENCY MNGMT FUEL
1452
SALLEE, SHANE
$550.00
SERVICE
$497.34
LIFE INSURANCE
$14.00
WATER
District 2
1455
US CELLULAR
$105.01
EMERG MNGMT SERVICE
1456
AT&T
$245.08
EMERG LINES
1457
$74.99
1458
COALGATE INTERNET SERVICES LLC
1459
Ok Dept of Transportation
District 2
Loan #152037
1134.31
10 Wheeler Dump Truck
Loan #152038
1166.55
JD 310SK Backhoe
Loan #1000059
$1,474.76
Loader
Loan #1000057
$1,579.33
7130 w Boom Mower
Loan #1000058
$1,602.61
JD 310SJ Backhoe
Loan #1000060
$1,664.11
Excavator
Loan #12
$1,909.77
2012 Freightliner
Loan #10
$2,456.78
2011 Freightliner
Loan #3
$1,776.99
JD 7130 Tractor
Loan #44
$1,693.67
JD Tractor w Boom Mower
TUPELO RFD SERVICE
Loan #8
$2,749.01
Grader 770-G
$24.95
SERVICE
Loan #5
$2,453.91
2009 JD Grader
SONNYS GROCERY
$395.65
CLARITA SENIOR CITIZENS BLANKET
1460
CLARITA OLNEY WATER
$12.50
CLARITA/OLNEY WATER PYMT
District 3
1461
COLLINS, TWYLA
$125.00
SERVICE
Loan #4
$2,615.00
2009 JD 670-D
1462
SONNYS GROCERY
$479.00
Loan #9
$2,314.34
JD 670-D
1463
$22.35
1464
$341.49
TUPELO SENIOR CITIZENS BLANKET
Loan # 40756
$2,427.36
670 D Motor Grader
Loan # 45990
$1,609.88
2 JD 6115 Tractors
1453
1454
DEARBORN NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY
Shamrock Bank
First Bank
District 1
Welch State Bank
District 3
DRUG COURT CASH FUND
72
PRUITT OIL CO
$68.14
DRUG COURT FUEL
73
PRUITT OIL CO
$48.30
DRUG COURT FUEL
74
SPRINGHOUSE WATER
$28.64
DRUG COURT SERVICE
75
WHITE, CINDY Y
$19.12
DRUG COURT REIM
76
WINTERS, KIMBERLY
$150.00
DRUG COURT CONTRACT SERVICE
77
LAST CHANCE PROBATION
$100.00
DRUG COURT SERVICE
78
AT&T
$330.90
DRUG COURT SERVICE
79
AT&T MOBILITY
$50.56
DRUG COURT SERVICE
80
HUMPHREY, JUSTIN
$1,500.00
DRUG COURT SALARY
F-3 COUNTY CLERKS LIEN FEE ACCT
204
KELLPRO COMPUTER SOLUTIONS
$4,072.20
205
$6,768.20
Johnny Ward made a motion to approve transfers of appropriations in the General Fund for the
following offices: Emergency Management, County Clerk, Treasurer, Assessor, Court Clerk, Sheriff and Drug
Court. Michael Hensley seconded. Ward, Hensley and Pebworth approved.
Johnny Ward made a motion to approve the purchase orders for payment. Michael Hensley seconded.
Ward, Hensley and Pebworth approved the following:
GENERAL BUDGET ACCT.
1815
1816
1817
1818
1819
STAPLES
COMMERCIAL
CONTRACT
STAPLES
COMMERCIAL
COALGATE
LLC
CONTRACT
INTERNET
&
&
SERVICES
$87.49
SHERIFF DEPT OFF EQUIP
$2,184.00
TREAS SERVICE
$80.99
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT SUPPLIES
$44.95
SERVICE
$107.73
1820
COMPUTER MAPPING CO
$142.52
ASSESSOR SERVICE
1821
$170.00
1822
COMPUTER MAPPING CO
$1,257.48
ASSESSOR SERVICE
$175.00
ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP DUES
RICKS OIL COMPANY
$55.54
ASSESSOR FUEL
1825
RICKS OIL COMPANY
$57.62
ASSESSOR FUEL
1826
PALACE DRUG
$18.29
INMATE MEDICATION
1827
SONNYS GROCERY
$554.29
1823
1824
COUNTY
ASSESSORS
ASSOCIATION OF OKLAHOMA
$39.00
DIST 2 TAG
$39.95
DIST 1 SERVICE
O REILLY AUTO PARTS
$159.90
DIST 1 SUPPLIES
2786
GREAT PLAINS INC
$1,412.97
DIST 1 PARTS
2787
$225.00
DIST 1 SIGN
2788
COCHRAN'S TIRE
$153.00
DIST 1 REPAIRS
2789
$74.64
DIST 1 SUPPLIES
2790
SOUTHERN OKLA TRUCK REPAIR
$199.14
DIST 1 PARTS
2791
SPRINGHOUSE WATER
$225.64
2792
B&S SUPPLIES
$152.96
2793
$150.00
DIST 1 BLANKET
2794
O REILLY AUTO PARTS
$48.36
DIST 2 SUPPLIES
$39.95
DIST 2 SERVICE
2784
2785
2795
2796
OK TAX COMM
COALGATE
LLC
COALGATE
LLC
INTERNET
INTERNET
SERVICES
SERVICES
ARAMARK
$69.94
2797
$80.17
DIST 2 SERVICE
2798
$12.00
DIST 2 WATER
2799
FAMILY DOLLAR STORE
$15.50
DIST 2 SUPPLIES
2800
C & C HARDWARE
$47.00
DIST 2 SUPPLIES
2801
GRISSOM LLC
$227.86
DIST 2 PARTS
2802
O REILLY AUTO PARTS
$13.98
DIST 2 PARTS
2803
SERVICE AUTOMALL
$92.95
DIST 2 PARTS
2804
O REILLY AUTO PARTS
$599.99
2805
O REILLY AUTO PARTS
$6.16
DIST 2 PARTS
2806
GRISSOM LLC
$118.71
DIST 2 PARTS
2807
$39.50
DIST 2 WATER
2808
$23.00
DIST 2 SUPPLIES
2809
$35.91
2810
$480.00
SERVICE
2811
COALGATE FUELS
$5,852.77
DIST 2 BLANKET
2812
C & C HARDWARE
$204.76
DIST 2 BLANKET
2813
HERCULES TIRE
$677.00
2814
FAMILY DOLLAR STORE
$6.00
2815
C & C HARDWARE
$34.99
DIST 2 SUPPLIES
2816
RICKS OIL COMPANY
$806.94
DIST 2 BLANKET
2817
MEDIASTREAM
$69.42
2818
HENSLEY, MICHAEL DON
$45.20
DIST 3 TRAVEL
2819
DOLESE CO
$242.34
DIST 3 GRAVEL
2820
COALGATE FUELS
$6,903.44
DIST 3 BLANKET
2821
RED ROCK PIT
$55.64
DIST 3 BLANKET
2822
$740.00
DIST 3 TIN HORNS
2823
HERCULES TIRE
$1,860.00
DIST 3 TIRES
2824
O REILLY AUTO PARTS
$27.29
DIST 3 PARTS
2825
O REILLY AUTO PARTS
$20.81
DIST 3 PARTS
2826
SPRINGHOUSE WATER
$60.86
DIST 3 WATER
LPXLP
Loan # 43604
$2,620.53
2009 JD 670-D Motor Grader
Loan # 40758
$2,328.69
JD 670-D Motor Grader
Johnny Ward made a motion to approve the annual indebtedness notice to vendors. Michael Hensley
Michael Hensley said Aaron Blue has asked him about recertifying the swiftwater rescue team for
Coal County. Blue said the certification is good for three years. The training is held in Colorado and Texas. The
team members are: Aaron Blue, Shane Sallee, Rodger Wilson, Clint Mowdy and Justin Whittenburg. The cost
to recertify the team will be around $800.00. Michael Hensley made a motion to approve the recertification, and
to pay for the cost out of the county’s sales tax account. Johnny Ward seconded. Hensley, Ward and Pebworth
approved.
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Ward
made
motion
to approve
theindebtedness
annual contracts
for the
Health
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Michael
Ward
made a
a motion
to approve
the annual
notice to vendors.
Michael
Hensley
seconded. Ward,
Hensley and Pebworth
Hensley seconded.
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Hensley and Pebworth approved.
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Blue has
asked him about
the swiftwater
rescue team
for Coal County.
said
JohnnyMichael
WardHensley
made
motion
to approve
the recertifying
2013 Local
Government
Selection
List Blue
of off-system
the certification
is good
for three
years. Thedatabase.
training is heldMichael
in Colorado
and Texas.seconded.
The team members
Aaron Blue,
Shane
bridges from
the ODOT
Bridge
Inventory
Hensley
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and
Pebworth
approved.Sallee, Rodger Wilson, Clint Mowdy and Justin Whittenburg. The cost to recertify the team will be around $800.00. Michael
Hensley
made
a motion
to approve
the recertification,
and toapay
for theagreement
cost out of thewith
countyʼs
sales LLC
tax account.
Johnny
Johnny
Ward
made
a motion
to enter into
lease
MKB,
for $177
perWard
acre and
Hensley, Ward and Pebworth approved.
1/8 royaltyseconded.
regarding
a road easement between Sections 8 and 9, 1S-9E. Michael Hensley seconded. Ward,
Johnny Ward made a motion to approve the annual contracts for the Health Department. Michael Hensley seconded.
Hensley and Pebworth
approved.
Michael Hensley made a motion to approve a service agreement between Kellpro and the Treasurer’s
Johnny Ward made a motion to approve the 2013 Local Government Selection List of off-system bridges from the ODOT
office for 2013-14. Johnny Ward seconded. Hensley, Ward and Pebworth approved.
Bridge Inventory database. Michael Hensley seconded. Ward, Hensley and Pebworth approved.
The Board
reviewed the county’s financial statement for the year ending June 30, 2013.
Johnny Ward made a motion to enter into a lease agreement with MKB, LLC for $177 per acre and 1/8 royalty regarding a
The Board reviewed the Estimate of Need as presented by the 911 Director.
road easement between Sections 8 and 9, 1S-9E. Michael Hensley seconded. Ward, Hensley and Pebworth approved.
SheriffMichael
JumpHensley
said his
office
has
recently
received
an invoice
for uniform
shirts dating
back
to August
made
a motion
to approve
a service
agreement
between Kellpro
and the Treasurerʼs
office for
2013-14.
2012. HeJohnny
said Ward
he did
not make
theWard
purchase,
and
does not know if the shirts were received or where they are
seconded.
Hensley,
and Pebworth
approved.
now. He said heThewould
like to the
keep
thefinancial
account
in good
Johnny
Ward made a motion to pay the
Board reviewed
countyʼs
statement
for thestanding.
year ending June
30, 2013.
invoice out of theThe
sales
account
to keep
it as
in presented
good standing.
Michael Hensley seconded. Ward, Hensley
Board tax
reviewed
the Estimate
of Need
by the 911 Director.
and Pebworth approved.
Sheriff Jump said his office has recently received an invoice for uniform shirts dating back to August 2012. He said he did
Alvin
at 9:36
thatif the
theshirts
meeting
will recess
the
bidHeopening
time,
is posted
not
makePebworth
the purchase,said
and does
not know
were received
or where until
they are
now.
said he would
likewhich
to keep the
account in good standing. Johnny Ward made a motion to pay the invoice out of the sales tax account to keep it in good standing.
at 10:00 a.m.
Michael
Hensley
seconded.
Hensley
and to
Pebworth
Pebworth
called
the Ward,
meeting
back
orderapproved.
at 10:27, after the bids were organized by Clerk Loudermilk.
Alvin
Pebworth
said atas
9:36follows:
that the meeting will recess until the bid opening time, which is posted at 10:00 a.m.
Bids were opened
and
awarded
the meeting
back to
at 10:27,
afterbids
the bids
organized
by Clerk
Bids were
JohnnyPebworth
Wardcalled
made
a motion
toorder
accept
the
forwere
gravel
from
bothLoudermilk.
Red Rock
Pit opened
and Boggy
and awarded
as follows:
Creek Quarry,
based
on availability and proximity. Michael Hensley seconded. Ward, Hensley and Pebworth
Johnny Ward made a motion to accept the bids for gravel from both Red Rock Pit and Boggy Creek Quarry, based on
approved.
availability and proximity. Michael Hensley seconded. Ward, Hensley and Pebworth approved.
Red Rock
Tishomingo
Pit
Sand & Gravel
DIST
TIRES
Dolese
Creek
Gravel
Quarry
GRAVEL
$
8.95
CHIPS 5/8 #3
$
8.75
$
8.50
CHIPS 3/8 #2
$
9.30
SCREENINGS
$
5.20
$
7.00
CRUSHER RUN 1½
$
5.50
$
6.50
MILL RUN 11/2
$
6.50
2-1/2 MILL/CRUSHER RUN
$
6.50
PIT RUN
$
6.50
$
14.50
$
6.50
RIP RAP
3/4 MILL RUN
$
7.40
RIP RAP 12"
$
17.50
RIP RAP 18"
$
15.50
1-1/2 ODOT TYPE A
$
7.05
$
6.50
3/4 CRUSHER RUN
$
6.05
$
6.50
$
3.50
GRANITE GRAVEL
$
2.85
$
3/8 to 1/2" WASHED
$
5.00
5/8 to 2" WASHED
$
5.00
3.25
SHOT ROCK
$
7.50
4X8 GABION
$
12.00
RED ROCK
$
3.50
2-1/2" NON SPEC BASE
$
6.50
2' BALLAST
$
7.50
1-1/2 CLEAN
$
7.50
3" CLEAN
$
7.50
Michael Hensley made a motion for District 3 to accept the bid for gravel hauling from Marlin Lee.
Johnny Ward
seconded. Hensley, Ward and Pebworth approved. Johnny Ward made a motion for Districts 1 and 2 to accept the bid for hauling
from Jerry Lemons of JB Ranches. Hensley seconded. Ward, Hensley and Pebworth approved.
GRAVEL HAULING
Fittstone
Marlin Lee
Jerry Lemons
Todd Coats
(per ton)
(per ton)
Bellydump
Godwin & Sons
(per ton)
(per ton)
10 Wheeler
(per ton)
Bellydump
Continued on Page B-6
2
DIST 2 SUPPLIES
Boggy
Blessing
LIST INDIVIDUAL ITEMS
CHIPS 3/4 #3
HIGHWAY
2783
District 1
LEGAL NOTICE
(Published In the Coalgate Record Register July 10 & July 17,2013, 2t)
PUBLIC NOTICE
All persons having an indebtedness or claim against the City of Coalgate are hereby notified that all
invoices and documentation pertaining to said purchase order or contract must be recorded in the office of
the City Clerk on or before September 30, 2013, covering all debts now unpaid and incurred during the period
beginning on July 1, 2012 and ending on June 30, 2013 or said account shall be void and forever barred.
S) Sherlyn Walker
City Clerk
COALGATE RECORD REGISTER—JULY 10, 2013— PAGE B-5
Now Open!
7:30 to 5:30
Ada Boot & Saddlery
314 East Main - Ada - (580)559-2254
Just east of Richardson’s Western Wear
For all your
saddle, boot and
shoe repair!
Quick, Friendly
Service on all repairs
Half soles • heels • Ladies high heels,
saddles cleaned & oiled
Herd Reduction Sale
State Rep. Donnie Condit, left, and state Sen. Josh Brecheen were parade marshals in
Coalgate’s 2013 Independence Day parade.
Watch Elderly For Dehydration
Dehydration means excessive
loss of water from the body or
from an organ or bodily part.
This brings me to a very
important point. Now that it is
July and our temperatures are
already in the 90’s, we need to
be very mindful of our elderly
living in nursing homes and in
their own homes. It doesn’t
take very long for our body
to become dehydrated from
heat and the lack of necessary
fluids.
Please encourage our elderly
to consume more liquids in this
warmer weather. (Make sure
that they are not on a restricted
fluid intake, before doing so.) Beverages need to be easily
accessible for them. Residents
that suffer from Alzheimer’s,
dementia, incontinence, or
residents that have colds or
the flu are at greater risk for
dehydration. So those elders
that cannot or don’t think by
themselves, please offer them a
Coal
County
District
Court
Records
Felonies
Amanda Marie White,
Euless, TX – Uttering a
forged instrument.
Christian
Harold
Sherwood, Ada, OK –
Cruelty to animals.
Misdemeanors
Virginia
Ray
Sim,
Durant, OK – Possession
of controlled dangerous
substance;
unlawful
possession
of
drug
paraphernalia.
Tammy Ann Jackson,
Wapanucka,
OK
–
Obtaining
cash
or
merchandise by bogus
check/false pretenses.
Small Claims
FirstBank vs Lacy Stiles
– Money judgment.
Marriages
Oscar Dean Campbell
and Skye Ames, both of
Coalgate.
drink and remind them to drink
water throughout the day as you
talk or check on them.
Other causes of dehydration
can be fluid loss due to an illness,
(diarrhea, fever, infections),
side effects of medications,
(diuretics). So please help
promote adequate hydration to
our elders, so they may have a
happy and safe summer.
To learn more about
dehydration and how to assist
our elders, try becoming a
Volunteer Ombudsman. To get
more details contact Tiffany
Winfield or Pat Jones at SODA
Area Agency on Aging at 580920-1388 or call the Senior
Info. Line at 1-800-211-2116 or
write to them at P.O Box 709,
Durant, OK 74702.
Wednesday, JULy 24, 2013 • ada, OK
FULL BLOOd angUs
• 30 pairs 3-6 year old pairs exposed back to Angus Bulls
• 10 head 3-6 year old heavy bred cows
• 10 head 3-6 old short bred cows
• 25 head open Angus heifer 500-700 lbs
for more information
SOLA at (580)436-5033
• West of Ada on Hwy 3W •
(580)436-5033
KEEP IT COOL THIS SUMMER
THURSdayS | 10aM–6PM
Wanna be cool? Just earn 30 points any Thursday in July to receive a
glass chiller pitcher that keeps your drink icy cold without diluting it.
One per person per Thursday while supplies last. Actual prize may vary from photo. Points must be earned
on each Thursday during specified times to receive gift. See Choctaw Rewards Club to redeem.
BLUE MOOn CafE
daily Specials
Sunday // Pot Roast | $6
Monday // Steak Fingers | $6
Tuesday // Indian Tacos | $7
Wednesday // Pork Chops | $7
Thursday // All You Can Eat Chicken & Dumplings | $5
Friday // Fish | $8
Saturday // Hamburger Steak | $6
All Day Mondays-Fridays // Breakfast | $3.50 ($2.99 for truckers)
Children’s menu also available. All prices include tax.
CLUB 55
Mondays & Wednesdays
Free Breakfast // Mondays & Wednesdays | 7-10am
First 10pts = $10 Free Play // Mondays | 8am-5pm
One Point = Five Entries // Wednesdays | 8-10am
One Point = One Entry // Wednesdays | 10am-5pm
$55 Hot Seats Every Half Hour // Wednesdays | 1-5pm
Must be a Choctaw Rewards Club member 55+.
THIS IS WHERE WE PLAY
From 14,761 square feet of incredible gaming to good ol’ fashioned dining at the Blue
Moon Cafe, to service with a smile and friends you can count on: Choctaw Casino is
where Stringtown plays.
580.346.7862 I HIGHWay 69 I STRInGTOWn, OK
Must be a Choctaw Rewards Club member to participate. Membership is free. Visit Choctaw Rewards Club for details.
Management reserves all rights. Gambling Problem? Call 1.800.522.4700.
CASINO | STRINGTOWN
Continued from Page B-4
HAULING TO TUPELO
$
8.00
(from Fittstone)
$
6.80
$
6.70
$
6.95
$
7.00
$
7.00
(from Red Rock Pit)
$
7.50
$
7.40
$
8.75
$
8.50
$
7.50
$
8.00
$
8.95
$
8.50
$
7.80
(from Fittstone)
$
8.00
$
9.00
$
8.50
$
8.00
(from Red Rock Pit)
$
8.00
$
9.00
$
8.00
$
8.25
$
6.25
$
7.05
$
6.50
$
6.50
(from Fittstone)
$
7.10
$
8.00
$
8.00
$
7.25
(from Red Rock Pit)
$
7.25
$
8.00
$
7.50
$
7.50
(from Stringtown)
$
7.45
$
8.50
$
8.00
$
7.75
(from Fittstone)
$
8.00
$
9.00
$
8.50
$
8.25
(from Red Rock Pit)
$
7.50
$
8.50
$
8.50
$
8.25
(from Stringtown)
$
5.95
$
6.90
$
6.50
$
6.00
(from Stringtown)
HAULING TO COALGATE
$
9.50
180.00/LD
(from Stringtown)
HAULING TO OLNEY
$
HAULING TO LEHIGH
$
8.00
10.00
125.00/LD
Dress With Pizazz
and Family Hair Care Center
Owner: Barbara Callicoat
Purses
Jewelry
Check Out
Our New
Summer Tops,
Dresses, Crops
and Capris!
145.00/LD
Johnny Ward made a motion to accept the bid for grader blades from Dub Ross due to cost. Michael Hensley seconded.
GRADER BLADES
Dub Ross
Yellowhouse
(units of 10)
5/8X8X7
11.88/83.16
3/4X6X7
10.47/73.29
5/8X6X7
8.57/59.99
$
98.26
$
70.61
Johnny Ward made a motion to accept the bid from Dub Ross for metal culvert pipe based on price. Michael Hensley
CULVERT PIPE METAL
Dub Ross
HD Supply
Waterworks
8"
Select
Men’s
Shirts
and
Jeans
Get a
jump on
school
4 Out
Our Rack
of
Jeans!
10"
12"
$
7.05
$
15"
$
8.85
$
7.28
9.10
18"
$
10.50
$
11.95
21"
$
12.75
$
13.25
24"
$
13.80
$
14.25
30"
$
17.88
$
18.35
36"
$
20.95
$
21.90
42"
$
24.20
$
25.25
48"
$
28.75
$
36.95
54"
$
38.90
$
42.00
60"
$
43.95
$
48.00
Competitive
Pricing!
Johnny Ward made a motion to accept the bid from Dub Ross for plastic culvert pipe based on price. Michael Hensley
CULVERT PIPE PLASTIC
Dub Ross
HD Supply
12"
$
5.17
$
15"
$
7.20
$
7.25
18"
$
9.50
$
10.00
$
16.00
Waterworks
21"
5.50
24"
$
14.75
$
16.00
30"
$
21.89
$
23.00
36"
$
23.97
$
26.50
42"
$
33.50
$
38.00
48"
$
52.75
$
48.00
75.88
$
60"
$
HOURS: 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
314 E. Court • Atoka, OK 74525
(580) 889-7704
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LEGAL NOTICE
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Johnny Ward made a motion to accept the bids from both Coleman and Ada, based on availability. Michael Hensley
Cummins
Cummins
Construction
Construction
ASPHALT
Coleman
Ada
TYPE A
$
63.60
PER ODOT
TYPE B
$
66.50
PER ODOT
TYPE C
$
68.70
PER ODOT
Michael Hensley made a motion to approve the bid from Railroad Yard for tank cars, as it was the only bid. Johnny Ward
seconded. Hensley, Ward and Pebworth approved.
Railroad Yard
TANK CARS
(per foot)
6'
$
185.00
6.5'
$
200.00
7'
$
215.00
7.5'
$
230.00
8'
$
230.00
8.5'
$
230.00
9'
$
230.00
9.5'
$
230.00
10'
$
230.00
Johnny Ward made a motion to accept the bid from Vance Bros. for emulsions based on pricing. Michael Hensley
EMULSIONS
ERGON
(priced per gallon)
FOB
VANCE BROS.
SS-1
$
2.20
$
2.25
$
1.95
2.06
CRS-2
$
2.06
$
2.11
$
1.95
2.06
AEP
$
2.50
$
2.55
CRS-2+
$
2.38
$
2.43
CRS-2S
$
2.68
$
2.73
PUMP
$
70.00
$
75.00
DEMURRAGE (after 2 free hrs)
$
70.00
$
70.00
DELIVERED
FOB
MINIMUM LOAD
DEL.
48,000 LBS
Johnny Ward made a motion to accept the bid from Sorco for road oil, as it was the only bid. Michael Hensley seconded.
ROAD OIL
SORCO
(priced per gallon)
MC 30
$
3.64
MC 70
$
3.54
MC 250
$
3.44
MC 800
$
3.39
MC 3000
$
3.34
AC 7.5
$
2.85
Old Business:
Ward asked the sheriff if he has received a response from the letter mailed to the State Jail Inspector regarding the
staffing deficiencies of the current jail. He said he has spoken with them, and they seem to be lenient as long as the county is
showing it is taking the necessary steps to correct the deficiencies.
New Business:
Allen Leaird said he met with State Secretary of Agriculture about the property in Tupelo that has been discussed in
previous meetings. He said he was told by the liaison for the Governorʼs office that the Governor should sign off in order the push
the project through for a business incubator. He said he would like to see the Board to approve to use the property for agricultural
purposes as best as it sees fit. He said the property is approximately 6.5 aces with a nice building. Leaird said he would prepare a
letter for the Governor to approve for the project.
Johnny Ward said Judge Inge called him Friday about closing the courthouse both Thursday and Friday due to the
holiday. He added that Atoka has already approved the closing. No officer present was opposed to the closing. Ward asked that it
be advertised in the newspaper and signs be posted at the courthouse.
Allen Leaird added that he would be willing to help with any correspondence or paperwork regarding the jail.
Michael Hensley made a motion to adjourn at 10:43a.m.
Pebworth approved.
______________________________
_____________________________
Johnny Ward, Member
LPXLP
Johnny Ward seconded the motion.
_____________________________
Alvin Pebworth, Chairman
Michael Hensley, Vice-chairman
Attest:
______________________________
Eugina Loudermilk, County Clerk
GREAT
SELECTION
Miss Me Jeans,
Capris, Shirts
Hensley, Ward and
(Published in the Coalgate Record
Register July 10, 2013, 1t)
FORM 854 FILE Number:
A0841674
Branch Towers, LLC is
proposing to construct a 320’
Guyed Tower. This tower will be
lit by a Medium-Dual Intensity
System. The tower will be located
on the property legally described
as listed below.
PARENT TRACT DESCRIPTION
Following described property
situated in Coal County, State of
Oklahoma, to-wit:
That part of Lots One
(1) and Two (2) and East Half
of Northwest Quarter of Section
30, Township 1 North, Range 11
East, situated and lying South
of State Highway 43, (less and
except the Southeast Quarter
of the Southeast Quarter of
the Northwest Quarter); and
Lot Eighty-nine (89) in Town
site Addition Number 5. (QUIT
CLAIM DEED RECORDED IN
BOOK 583, PAGE 231, DEED
RECORDS OF COAL COUNTY,
OKLAHOMA.)
LEASE SITE DESCRIPTION
A tract of land
lying in and being part of Lot 89,
TOWNSITE ADDITION NUMBER
5, situated in the Northeast
Quarter of Section 25, Township 1
North, Range 10 East, according
to the recorded plat thereof, as
described in Book 583, Page 231,
Deed Records of Coal County,
Oklahoma; Said tract being more
particularly described as follows:
Commencing at a 1/2” iron rod
found for the Southeast corner of
said NE/4; Thence S 88°43’10”
W on the South line of said NE/4,
a distance of 1071.83 feet to a
point on said South line; Thence N
01°16’50” W perpendicular to said
South line, a distance of 700.06
feet to a 1/2” iron rod with cap set
for the South corner, said corner
being the Point of Beginning;
Thence N 30°51’02” W a distance
of 467.65 feet to a 1/2” iron rod
with cap set for the Northwest
corner; Thence N 89°08’58” E
a distance of 467.65 feet to a
1/2” iron rod with cap set for
the Northeast corner; Thence S
29°08’58” W a distance of 467.65
feet to the Point of Beginning,
containing 94,699.88 square feet
or 2.174 acres, more or less.
ACCESS/UTILITY
EASEMENT
DESCRIPTION
A 30.00 foot wide easement
for ingress, egress and utility
purposes crossing a part of
Lot 89, TOWNSITE ADDITION
NUMBER 5, situated in the
Northeast Quarter of Section
25, Township 1 North, Range 10
East, according to the recorded
plat thereof, as described in
Book 583, Page 231, Deed
Records of Coal County,
Oklahoma; Said easement being
15.00 feet on each side of the
following described centerline:
Commencing at a 1/2” iron
rod found for the Southeast
corner of said NE/4; Thence
S 88°43’10” W on the South
line of said NE/4, a distance of
955.31 feet to a point on said
South line; Thence N 01°16’50”
W perpendicular to said South
line, a distance of 1129.31 feet
to the Point of Beginning on the
South Public Right-of-way line
of State Highway 43; Thence S
39°07’47” W a distance of 176.32
feet to the Point of termination
on the North compound line
of the 2.174 acre Lease Site.
Side lines of said easement
to be shortened or extended
such as to begin on the South
Public Right-of-way line of State
Highway 43 and terminate on
the North compound line of said
2.174 acre Lease Site.
Interested persons may review
the pending application by going
to
www.fcc.gov/asr.applications
and entering the Form 854 File
Number listed above.
C ommerce F inance
$ It doesn't matter
$ if you owe others
$
Call Collect for
Phone Applications 580-436-4123
$
$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
LEGAL NOTICE
(Published in the Coalgate Record Register July 10 & 17, 2013, 2t)
CJ-2012-11
SECOND ALIAS
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
Notice is given that on the 27th day of August, 2013, at 10:00 a.m., at
the front door of the County Courthouse, in the City of Coalgate, Coal
County, Oklahoma, the Sheriff of said County will offer for sale and sell,
with appraisement, for cash, at public auction, to the highest and best
bidder, all that certain real estate in Coal County, Oklahoma, to-wit:
The Southeast Quarter of Southeast Quarter of Southeast Quarter
of Section Two (2), Township One (1) North, Range Ten (10) East, of
the Indian Base and Meridian, Coal County, Oklahoma;
subject to unpaid taxes, advancements by Plaintiff for taxes, insurance
premiums, and expenses necessary for the preservation of the subject
property, if any, said property having been duly appraised at $150,000.00.
Sale will be made pursuant to a Second Alias Special Execution and
Order of Sale issued in accordance with judgment entered in the District
Court of Coal County, Oklahoma, in Case No CJ-2012-11, entitled BANK
OF AMERICA, N.A., Plaintiff, vs. Greg Shelton and Daiquiri Shelton,
being all of the defendants and persons holding or claiming any interest
or lien in the subject property.
Bryan Jump, Sheriff of
Coal County, Oklahoma
By)Bobby Hatton
Deputy
James H. Thiessen - #20354
BAER, TIMBERLAKE, COULSON & CATES, P.C.
P.O. Box 18486
Oklahoma City, OK 73154-0486
Telephone: (405) 842-7722
Facsimile: (405) 848-9349
BTCC File No.: 100609
LEGAL NOTICE
(Published in the Coalgate Record Register June 26, July 3 & 10, 2013, 3t)
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
Sealed bids for the 2013 OSU Extension Office for the Coal County Commissioners, Coalgate, Oklahoma,
will be received by the Coal County Clerk, Purchasing Office, located at 4 N. Main, Suite 1, Coalgate, Oklahoma,
until 10:00 A.M., July 22, 2013.
Bids shall be addressed to: Coal County Clerk, Purchasing Agent
4 N. Main, Suite 1
Coalgate, Oklahoma 74538
and will be publicly opened and read at 10:00 A.M., July 22, 2013. Any bids received after closing time will be
returned unopened.
A Cashier’s Check, a Certified Check, or a Surety Bid Bond in the amount of 5% of the total maximum bid
amount shall accompany the sealed proposal of each bidder. Deposits will be returned to the unsuccessful
bidders. Performance and Labor and Material Payment Bond and Warranty Bond each for 100% of the contract
amount will be required.
It is intended that all work will be performed under a single contract as stated in the Bid
Documents.
No bidder may withdraw his bid within 30 days after the actual date of the opening.
The Owner reserves the right to waive any informalities or to reject any and all bids.
Drawings and Specifications may be obtained at the office of Wynn Associates, 215 E. Choctaw, Suite
#128, McAlester, Oklahoma 74501, by persons interested in bidding as listed above, upon payment of $300.00
for each set. Any unsuccessful bidder (GENERAL CONTRACTORS ONLY), upon returning one (1) set
promptly and in good condition, will be refunded his payment for that set only. Such payment is not
refundable for any non-bidder. A CD that includes all plans and specifications is available for $30.00 and
is non- refundable. Or plans and specifications can be emailed.
The word “Owner” as used in all of the documents included within this Invitation to Submit a Proposal for
Construction means and denotes Coal County Commissioners, Coalgate, Oklahoma, and the obligations and
liability shall be solely and exclusively that of Coal County Commissioners, Coalgate, Oklahoma.
Advertised: June 26, 2013, July 3, 2013, July 10, 2013
COALGATE RECORD REGISTER—JULY 10, 2013— PAGE B-7
GARAGE SALES
GIGANTIC INSIDE SALE—5180
N. 3775; 1 3/4 mile south of Gerty
at Jackson Lawson’s homeplace. Three Fridays & Saturdays: July
12/13, July 19/20 and July 26/27. Books galore, craft supplies and
patterns, three sets of good used
tires and much more!! (1tp17)
YARD SALE—In Wardville, July
12 & 13. Men’s shirts, jeans, crockpot, electric mixer, landscaping
rocks, dishes, movies, all kinds of
misc. Too much to mention. Watch
for signs. (1tp17)
YARD SALE—Sat. July 13. 8 am
til ? at Brown’s Funeral Service. Lots of everything. Baby clothes,
NB-12 months, house wares,
clothes (all sizes). Sondi Ennis,
Shonda Pebworth and Rachel
Ennis. (1tc17)
FOR SALE
FOR SALE––’93 Model Mallard
Fifth Wheel Travel trailer 23’ with
hitch. For Sale or Trade for bumper
JULY MOVE IN SPECIAL• • • • • • • •
We have apartments for rent at Levy and Cary annex.
Central Heat and A/C, Ice Box, and Stove Furnished.
Some utilities paid.
For the month of JULy we will WaIve the Security Deposit.
Applications available at the
Housing Authority Office 51 Levy Annex. Coalgate.
Management Position Available
At Kiowa Kwik Chek - 505 S. Garfield
Great Benefits-Insurance, Vacation, 401 K. Etc.
Apply Today On-Line At
www.pleascapplyonline.com or
www.kwikchekstores.com
HELP WANTED
Provider Needed
for the
Atoka & Coalgate Area
580-326-6877
“
pull of equal value $4,000. 580258-8660. (2/20tfn)
$0 DOWN WITH LAND on new
or repo doublewides. Over 30 to
choose from. Call 918-686-0584
wac. (5/18tfn)
Special Gov’t Program! Own
Land/Family land ZERO down! Don’t prejudge your credit. E-Z
qualify by phone. 2,000 furniture
package with purchase. Homes
starting at 26,500 and up. W.A.C.
405-631-7600 or 405-206-3693. (10/24tfn)
ASSUME PAYMENTS on 4 bed,
2 bath doublewide. If interested
call 918-686-0584 wac. (5/18tfn)
ATTENTION
NATIVE
AMERICAN HOUSING HELP
for Modular or Manufactured
Homes. Zero down with land
program. In Muskogee, for details
call 918-686-0584 wac. (5/18tfn)
FEDERAL RECOVERY for
Landowners. Zero down and low
payments. Easy qualifying. Well
and septic are available. Will
remove or trade for existing homes. Call Heath @918-576-3696 for
your approval. wac (6/6tfn)
NEW PROGRAM. $0 down w/
your land or family land. EZ
approval by phone. Free storm
shelter thru July! Call today 1-866764-3200 WAC Se habla espanol.
(4tc15)
BEEN TOLD NO? Past History
Keeping You From Getting a
Home? I Don’t Care! New, Used,
and Repo Homes! $0 Down &
Trades Accepted! Call 918-2898181! (5/29tfn)
FOR SALE, SWEET CORN—
(Farm
Fresh-Peaches
and
Cream), across from McDonalds,
Holdenville, Daily early morning
til sold out. Starting July 2nd. 918441-9987. (3tp17)
FOR SALE—Daybed w/trundle
and 2 twin mattresses; Maytag gas
dryer; Ping-Pong table; King and
Queen comforter sets; Ab exercise
machine; Full/Queen Hollywood
frame; Singer steam ironing press. Call 927-0293. (1tp17)
FOR SALE—66 round wrapped
bales of 2012 hay. 580-927-2082
918-557-5308
E-mail: [email protected]
580-889-7977
Atoka, Oklahoma
• New Listing- 520 acre hunting ranch on dead-in road near Wardville. Asking $925 per acre.
• New Listing- 100 acres - 5 miles N.E. of Coalgate. 80% open. $1375 per acre.
•125 acres - Complete mini ranch. 2 homes. 1 guest cottage. Barns. Steel pens. 4 ponds. Hay meadow. 95%
cleared. Clear Boggy upland. $399,000
•136 acres - wetland. Designed for duck hunting. North of Caney. Borders Highway 69/75. $900/acre
•1061.98 acres - 100% wooded. Clear Boggy River borders Southern border. Absolutely amazing recreational and
hunting property. $1250/acre.
MANY MORE LISTINGS AVAILABLE. PLEASE CHECK OUR WEB SITE FOR ALL LISTINGS WITH
“Handling Coalgate homes....Tom Fritz...580-258-0262”
www.pattydingle.com
When you become
part of our iQor
family, you're not
just accepting a
job but an
future.
We are currently
hiring Customer
Service
Representatives
for our iQor-IRT
Customer
Service Center
located in Ada,
Oklahoma.
CAXCA
WANTED
RICK’S
TANK
TRUCK
SERVICES is looking to hire
LPN PRIVATE DUTY
ADA, OK
9pm-7am FT/PT avail
$16.hr/weekly pay
Fax resumé to
Personal Nursing Care (405-752-5246)
Or email to chatman.susan@yahoo.
conm
Shamrock Bank, N.A. an employee owned company,
is currently looking for a motivated, energetic, committed data services operator. This position requires
using “10-key” skills to enter into an on-line, computer
based, proof system that electronically encodes and
endorses checks, deposit tickets and other financial
documents; verify that the dollar amounts of the deposit and withdrawals are in balance. You will also
perform other clerical functions relating to check processing and customer service as needed. Skills for
minimal qualification included: fast and proficiency on
10 key by touch, typing by touch and basic computer
skills, be detail oriented and highly accurate. Strong
math skills and basic accounting a plus. Strong oral
and written communication skills as well as great customer focus are required. Work Hours: Mon – Thurs.
8:00 a.m. till 5:00 p.m. Friday 8:00 a.m. till 6:00 p.m.
Some overtime may be required. Please apply in person at 101 North Main, Coalgate, OK 74538. Shamrock Bank, N.A. is an Equal Opportunity Employer
M/F/D/V.
Real Estate
invitation to
further advance
your career and
build leadership
skills for the
qualified drivers to drive at night
for
the Calvin area. Yard is located
FOR RENT
south of Calvin on Hwy 75. You
FOR RENT—1, 2, 3 & 4-bdrm must carry a Class A CDL, be 21houses.
580-258-8856,
cell. yrs.old, and have at least one-year
(11/24tfn)
tank truck driving experience. HOUSES FOR RENT—Furnished $16.25 per hour. Average 60-hrs. & unfurnished. All bills paid on Benefits available. Please contact
some. 927-3133. (3/10tfn)
580-892-2612. (tfn)
FOR RENT –– Office spaces: one Drivers: $2,500.00 Orientation
is 800 sq. ft and one is 2400 sq. Completion Bonus! $2,500.00
ft. Also have house for rent. Call Driver Referral Bonus! Make
Rebecca Washburn 580-927-5332 $55,000.00 yr or more! CDL-A
(1/18tfn)
OTR Exp. Req. Call Now: 1-888FOR RENT–– 1-bdrm apts. with 335-9565. (2tp18)
stove, refrigerator, CH/A, 3 walk- COOK NEEDED—The Choctaw
in storm shelters, water sewer & Nation Aging Services needs a
garbage paid. Laundry facility on reliable person to work 20 hours
property. Handicap assessable apts per week to prepare a weekly meal
available. At least 62 years of age for 50-65 senior citizens at the
may apply at Louis Sandmann Coalgate Choctaw Community
Senior Housing. 1201 Cedar Way, Center. Meals are served on
west of Coalgate football field. Wednesdays. CDIB cardholder
580-927-2781. Office hours M-F, preferred but not required. Must
9:00 to 1:00. (4/3tfn)
have transportation; be reliable and
FOR RENT—The Old Wilson’s able to work with the center staff
garage building for rent or lease. and most importantly the senior
Call 580-239-2533. (6/5tfn)
citizens. For more information call
FOR RENT—3-Bdrm trailer in the Choctaw Nation Aging Services
Phillips with CH/A. 580-239- in Durant at 1-800-522-6170 ext.
2170. (6/5tfn)
2448 or the Coalgate Choctaw
FOR RENT—Nice trailer space Community Center in Coalgate at
in Phillips. Call 927-2724 or 927- 580-927-3641. (2tc17)
0336. (tfn)
HELP WANTED—Need RN
(part-time), CNA’s (all shifts),
MISCELLANEOUS
CMA (on 6:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.). JIM THETFORD AUCTION in New wage scale. Apply at Atoka
Holdenville is back Monday nights Manor. (2tc18)
at 5:30pm. For consignments call WANT
TO
BUY—Used
405-221-0535. (6/5tfn)
refrigerators and cookstoves. Call
580-258-8856. (5/1tfn)
POSITION AVAILABLE
Ranch Specialist
Cheyenne Stanley
or 927-5258. (1tc17)
Land for
A global provider of
intelligent customer
Sale
NEW LISTING - Located on Wrangler Blvd. 3 lots with storage
bldg & living quarters, 3 RV hookups. Priced at $25,000.
NEW LISTING - 505 S. Byrd, very nice 3 bdrm, 2 bath, frame
home, 1446 sq ft CH/A, lost of extras and close to school. Priced
at $79,000/
interactions and outsourcing
1 S. Broadway, 1,325 sq ft brick home, 3 bdrm, 1 3/4 bath,
storm shelter, fenced yard, on corner lot. Priced at $69,000.
Apply Now!
www.iQor.com
313 N. Byrd, 3 bdrm., 1 bath, frame home, 1,252 sq ft, large front
porch, on beautiful lot. Priced at $68,000. Price reduced to $59,000.
706 S. Ada on corner of Ada and Taylor St., 3 bdrm. 2 bath doublewide with 1508 sq. ft., 3 metal out buildings, 2 car carport, garden spot, pecan trees, and fruit trees all on 2 large lots. Priced at
$69,000.
FillingStarting
Classesinfor
Classes
May
OLNEy - 3 bdrm., 1 1/2 bath brickhome on 1 acre with closed in
garage. Priced at $39,000
July 23 and August 6
For More Information please call
580-272-5900 and speak to our
Talent Department. EOE
2 bdrm., 1 bathroom home on 13 acres 6 miles Northwest of Coalgate on Hwy. 3. Reduced to $65,000.
SO
LD
300 AcrES -East on Hwy 43 N. on Wardville Rd. Priced at
$300,000.
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
Coal County Sheriff’s Report
Missing Cattle
A white, 3-year-old Charolais
bull remains missing from
Roundhill Road. The bull has
a “U” brand on upper left rib
cage. He was last seen on June
17.
A black cow weighing
approximately 1,400 pounds is
still missing two miles north
of Glass Road. The cow has a
Rocking B brand on left hip and
a light blue tag with “2557” on
left ear. The cow was last seen
on June 20.
A 1-year-old black Angus/
Brangus bull has been reported
missing from the Parker area
north of Coalgate. The bull has
a “J” brand on left hip.
Theft
A man reported on July 7
that a water trough and a small
trailer were missing from an
unoccupied residence located
about a mile north of SH 31. The water trough is a 300-gallon
Rubbermaid brand. The trailer
is small, red in color, and used
to pull behind a riding mower.
A theft was reported at the
same residence on June 30. Items reported taken at that
time include a large 220V air
conditioner unit, a small 110V
air conditioner unit, riding
ATOKA LIVESTOCK AUCTION
SALE EVERY MONDAY
Weekly Market Report
Monday, July 8, 2013
SALE RESULTS
CATTLE SOLD 1060
STEERS
200 - 300 lb .......$1.88 - $2.50
300 - 400 lb....... $1.70 - $2.10
400 - 500 lb....... $1.41 - $1.77
500 - 600 lb....... $1.30 - $1.62
600 700 lb........$1.27 - $1.46
HEIFERS
200 - 300 lb........$1.40 - $1.57
300 - 400 lb....... $1.36 - $1.56
400 - 500 lb....... $1.34 - $1.54
500 - 600 lb....... $1.27 - $1.42
600 - 700 lb........$1.23 - $1.34
PAIRS NO TEST • STOCKER COWS $900-$1125
• PACKER COWS .74¢-.89¢
LOW DRESSING .64¢-.73¢ • PACKER BULLS .95¢ -$1.05.5
BULLS PER hEAD NONE • BABY CALVES $100-$250
Owners & Operators
Phil & Paula Hatridge
Mob. 918-424-1754 ~ Office 580-889-3264
PO Box 1103 - Atoka, Ok 74525
lawnmower, large trailer, two
television sets, two lawn chairs, a
sledge hammer and splitter, two
extension cords, two magazines
with .45 ammo, a box of 13
gauge shells, a wall mounted
breaker box, a small blondecolored dining table, a stuffed
diamondback rattlesnake, and a
10-foot aluminum boat.
Texas Woman Arrested
for Attempting to Pass
Counterfeit Money
A 33-year-old Euless, Texas,
woman was arrested July 3 after
attempting to buy 4th of July
fireworks at a Masonic Lodge
fireworks stand with counterfeit
money. The fireworks stand was
set up at the American Legion
post.
Investigator Jarel Bailey said
Mason Scott Wright notified the
sheriff’s office at 8:20 p.m. July
2 that a woman had attempted
to pay for the fireworks with a
counterfeit $100 bill. Deputy JoshVincent responded
to the call. At that time, Wright
told Vincent that the woman got
$106 dollars worth of fireworks
and attempted to pay for them
with two $100 bills, one of which
Wright immediately recognized
as counterfeit. Wright said when
he confronted the woman about
the money being counterfeit, she
drove away from the stand after
she ripped the counterfeit bill in
half and left it at the fireworks
stand. Wright had gotten her tag
number, and the Atoka Police
Department stopped the vehicle. She was arrested for driving
without a license and transported
to the Atoka County jail. Wright identified the woman as
the same woman that attempted
to pass the counterfeit money. David Cathey, an investigator
with the District Attorney’s
office, attempted to interview
the woman on July 3, but the
woman refused to speak with
Cathey, according to Bailey’s
probable cause affidavit.
Amanda Marie White appeared
in court in Coal County on July
8 for her initial arraignment, at
which time the court entered a
plea of not guilty on her behalf
to the felony charge of uttering a
forged instrument. Bond was set
at $7,000, which White posted
on Tuesday. She is scheduled for
an August 8 preliminary hearing
conference. If convicted, she
faces a prison sentence up to
seven years.
Ada Man Charged with
Animal Cruelty
An Ada man was charged
Monday with cruelty to animals
after allegedly shooting and
killing an 8-month-old Boxer in
Centrahoma.
Investigator Jarel Bailey’s
probable cause affidavit states
that the owner of the Boxer said
the dog had been missing several
days and he had been told that
Christian Harold Sherwood, 18,
had shot the dog. Bailey said when he spoke
with a relative of Sherwood,
the relative stated that Daffern
had told him he shot the dog for
tearing up the trash. The relative
said the dog was stinking, so he
moved it with his tractor.
Sherwood was located at a
relative’s home in Coalgate. During an interview, Sherwood
first stated that he saw the
dog sniffing the trash near the
roadway and shot him with
a .22 rifle. Bailey said when
Sherwood was confronted with
the eyewitness account, he
admitted that he had never seen
the dog before and that he was
an “innocent” dog. He said the
dog was standing in the roadway
when he shot it for no reason,
according to Bailey’s affidavit.
A warrant has been issued for
Sherwood’s arrest.
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
JEREMIAH WEEDEN AND HIS FIRST SET OF WHEELS — Jeremiah Weeden of Coalgate
received a very special birthday gift this year — his first car! Jeremiah celebrated his 18th birthday
on June 8, but he received the classic all-original 1976 Ford LTD Landau in April as an early
birthday present. Jeremiah and his Ford have spent so much time together since April that
Jeremiah decided the car needed a name. So…the Ford is now known as Larry. Larry may have
a few years on Jeremiah, but with only 39,612 original miles, he and his owner undoubtedly will
be friends for many more years. Belated happy 18th birthday wishes, Jeremiah!
1004 S Broadway, Coalgate.

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