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COALGATE
Volume 130 Number 29
COALGATE, OKLAHOMA 74538
RECORD
REGISTER
Coal County (USPS 120140)
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Wednesday, OCTOBER 9, 2013
THE OKLAHOMA TERRITORIAL GUNSLINGERS love to have their picture taken with kids — and of course all the kids jump at the chance to pose with the
Gunslingers. These gun-totin’ guys are Richard Abbott (as “Rooster” Cogburn in “True Grit”), Berney Blue, Thomas McCoy and Daniel Burns, from left, with fans
Thomas Jackson, left, and Charlie Philby prior to the Gunslingers’ Old West shootout on Main Street.
General Mule Days Next Week in Clarita
A Clarita event that has been in
the making for several months will
take place next week.
General Mule Days will kick
off on Thursday, October 17, and
wind down on Sunday, October
20. Muleskinners from around the
state will be coming in with their
covered wagons, and some will
start arriving Wednesday afternoon and evening to register, set
up camp and start planning their
cloverleaf rides.
Win wasn’t sure for awhile
whether General Mule Days
would take place this fall. Even
though the initial planning started
months and months ago, a recurrence of prostate cancer put a halt
to a lot of his plans.
“I found out in the spring after
I got back from the Jack Hannah
tour in Panama that the cancer had
come back,” he said. He’s doing
much better. The doctors told
them they got all the cancer and
he is on the mend, but his energy
is still not up to par. The General
Mule cabin is near and dear to his
heart, though, and he didn’t give
up. General Mule Days is going
to happen next week!
The ‘headquarters’ for General Mule Days is The Iron Horse
Smokehouse (formerly Velma’s
Kitchen). Don’t look for the sign,
though – it’s still in the making at
Win’s workshop – but once it’s
The Sixth Annual Fenders
and Flames Car, Truck and Motorcycle Show hosted by the
Coalgate Fire Department will
take place Friday and Saturday
at the Coalgate Park. The traditional street cruise is not scheduled this year due to conflicting
community events; however,
some of the entries checking in
on Friday may choose to cruise
Main Street to show off their
vehicles.
The 2013 Fenders and
Flames show will include 24
classes. Awards will be given
to Best in Show (car and motorcycle), Class Winners, Best
Paint, Best Engine, Best Interior, People’s Choice, Best
Flames, and Furthest Traveled.
Dash plaques will be given to
the first 50 entries.
All show entries must be registered no later than 9:30 a.m.,
Saturday, October 12. Pre-register at the Coalgate Public Safety
Building, 3 S. Main, Coalgate.
The fee is $20, whether preregistration or registration at the
Coalgate Park.
Continued on Page A-7
Fenders and Flames This Weekend
THE IRON HORSE — This is the life size cast iron horse head
for which a soon-to-be barbecue place in Clarita is being named.
The horse head currently rests on a sign in progress in Win Rice’s
workshop. The sign with the mounted horse head will soon be
erected at The Iron Horse Smokehouse.
Continued on Page A-9
‑—Photo courtesy of Richard Abbott
STRUCTURE FIRE — Coalgate and Tupelo firefighters battled a fire at an unoccupied residence on S. Finney Street early Saturday morning. Coalgate Fire Chief
David Holt said an on-duty Coalgate police officer reported the fire at 3:42 a.m. The firefighters were on the scene for about six hours at the wood frame structure.
Holt and firefighter Aaron Blue said the structure is a rent house and was unoccupied. The most current renter was in the process of moving, they said. The
firefighters said the house is still standing but has major damage. The cause of the fire remains under investigation by the Coalgate Fire Department and the State
Fire Marshal, they said. Holt expressed his appreciation to Chief Rick Ellis and the Tupelo Fire Department for their assistance.
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Almost everyone agrees that today students are much different
from those in the “good old days.” However, according to a
recent item I ran across, so are the teachers.
Here is a teacher’s contract for a Wisconsin School in 1922:
Miss Doe agrees:
1. Not to get married. This contract becomes null and void
immediately if the teacher marries.
2. Not to have company with men.
3. To be at home between the hours of 8:00 p.m. & 6:00 a.m.,
unless in attendance at a school function.
4. Not to loiter downtown in ice-cream stores.
5. Not to leave town any time without the permission of the
Chairman of the Trustees.
6. Not to smoke cigarettes. Contract becomes null & void
immediately if teacher is found smoking.
7. Not to drink beer, wine or whiskey. This contract becomes
null and void immediately if found doing so.
8. Not to ride in a carriage or automobile with any man except
her brother or father.
9. Not to dye her hair.
10.Not to dress in bright colors.
11.To wear at least two petticoats. Not to wear dresses more
than two inches above the ankles.
12.Not to wear face powder, mascara or to paint lips.
13.To keep the schoolroom clean
(a) to sweep the classroom floor at least once daily.,
(b) to scrub the classroom floor at least once weekly with
soap and hot water,
(c) to clean the blackboard at least once daily,
(d) To start the fire at 7 a.m. so that the room will be warm
at 8 a.m. when the children arrive.
14.Not to wear face powder or to paint the lips.
And, by the way, the pay was all of $75 per month!
—CC—
Although Chris Halla wrote the following about a rural
school he attended in Wisconsin, it reminded me of several area
schools that are now closed and only the memories remain.
When autumn winds blow through our hair, lift the skirts of
secretaries and rattle the pants of fat men going about their daily
business; when hickory nuts and acorns fill the ditches along
country roads, making it easy for farmers and squirrels to gather
them, our minds sense nostalgia in the air and travel backward.
My own thoughts go to a one-room schoolhouse just outside
of a small village on the Fox River, where I received my first-,
second- and third-grade education, and I am always saddened to
think that such buildings no longer serve the noble purpose they
once did.
Until the late ‘50s, the Wisconsin countryside was dotted with
rural one- and two-room schools, often no more than a few
miles apart. Mostly they are small buildings in small towns or
at the fenced-off end of a cornfield, where country road and state
highway intersect. Now they are empty, or are pout to some little
use as community centers. One recalls, though, when out early
these autumn mornings, looking through the windows of the
buildings, what it was like not so many years ago when school w
as in session.
Children in groups of three and four, or two special friends,
and occasionally a lone child, scuffed along the gravel roadside
on their way to school. A bell above the entrance called them.
Their hands and pockets were full: Davy Crocket and Hopalong
Cassidy lunch boxes, and brown paper sacks, dried leaves and a
dead bat for show and tell.
Boys and girls entered the school through separate doors.
Inside they were further separated by size in cloakrooms circled
by two rows of hooks: the upper row beyond the reach of smaller
children. Every day in the little school was divided by midmorning milk break, lunch and recess, nearly an hour long, and a
15-minute mid-afternoon recess.
Holidays were almost totally uninterrupted by schoolwork,
and it was a rare holiday that passed uncelebrated: Halloween,
Thanksgiving, Christmas, Lincoln’s birthday, Valentine’s Day,
St. Patrick’s Day and May Day. It seems as though the list never
ended. Every holiday had its own decorations, its own radio
programs and games, its own songs and decorated cookies and
candies.
The crowning event of the school year was the last-school-day
picnic in which the entire town and outlying farmers participated.
Here child and adult, farmer and factory worker, fisherman
and executive, ate and played games together and reaffirmed
themselves as a community of friends.
Now these scenes, which were enacted in and around the rural
schoolhouse, are simply memories that we nostalgically recall
in our mind’s eye. But the human mind is more vulnerable at
some times than others. While standing outside the window at
Skelton Bridge School, one can almost hear classes being carried
on behind the boarded window and double-locked door as they
were years ago.
—CC—
And speaking of school, here is my favorite story of the week
shared by Jennifer Flanders . . .
At a dinner party in the home of friends, our host mentioned
his old high school alma mater. One of the guests asked him if
he had been a student there at the same time as a particular vice
principal.
“I sure was!” answered the host. “He’s the biggest jerk I’ve
ever known. Did you know him, too?”
“Sort of,” replied the guest. “My mother married him last
Saturday.”
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CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS is credited with opening
the passageways between Europe and the Americas for colonization. Though his famed voyage of 1492 is widely known,
many people know little about the man whose explorations
forever changed the course of world history.
Columbus’ first voyage into the Atlantic Ocean took place in
1476, not 1492. His commercial fleet was attacked by French
privateers off the coast of Portugal, and his ship was burned.
Columbus survived by swimming to Lisbon.
Columbus participated in many different expeditions, including some to Africa to gain knowledge of Atlantic Ocean
currents.
In 1492 Spain agreed to finance Columbus’ expedition, and
in August of 1492, he set sail in the Santa Maria, with the
Pinta and Nina as companion ships.
Christopher Columbus died in Spain on May 20, 1506.
Though his reputation remains a hot topic of debate, each
year Americans celebrate Columbus Day on October 12th to
commemorate Columbus’ life and accomplishments.
In observance of
Columbus Day we will
be closed Monday,
October 14, 2013.
We will resume regular
hours Tuesday,
October 15, 2013.
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COALGATE RECORD REGISTER—OCTOBER 9, 2013—PAGE A-3
Card of Thanks
The Joe Bills family would like to thank Brown’s Funeral Home, TenderCare Home Health, Coalgate EMS,
Dr. Helton, Mary Hurley Hospital and Staff, David Unsell, Brother Loyd McElhaney and the lunch prepared by
the Church of Christ ladies and our numerous friends
for all the loving thoughtfulness and kindness shown to
our family during our loss.
• ATTENTION •
CHOCTAW NATION
DISTRICT 12 MEMBERS
There will be a council meeting
Thursday, October 10, 2013
6:00 pm
Brandon Vandewalker and Maria Martinez
Wallace Byrd MS Students of the Month
Wallace Byrd Middle School
announced today that the school
will recognize two students each
month during the current school
year as Students of the Month.
Students of the Month are
recognized for their outstanding
citizenship, excellent work
ethic, and adherence to the rules
of student citizenship.
The Students of the Month for
September 2013 are Brandon
Vandewalker, 7th grade, and
Maria Martinez, 8th grade.
Brandon Vandewalker is
the son of Amanda Dillard and
J.D. Vandewalker. His favorite
school subjects are “All of
them.”
Brandon enjoys playing
football, baseball, and video
games, and spending time with
his family and friends.
Maria Martinez is the
daughter of Melanie Cole and
James Martinez. Her favorite
subject in school is Reading.
Maria’s favorite things are
camping, fishing, playing
softball and basketball, helping
her siblings with homework,
and helping her mom and
grandparents. She also enjoys
riding ATV’s and playing games
with her little sister.
Beginning wiTh a pOT luck meal
Some items on the agenda will be to
elect officers and discuss upcoming events.
please make plans to attend.
There will also be a Dist. 12 Youth meeting that night.
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Nov. 12th, 2013
Dillon Burns, a 2012 graduate of Coalgate High School,
is a member of the Connors State College Rodeo Team in
Warner, OK.
Dillon Burns Member of
CSC College Rodeo Team
Dillon Burns of Coalgate, Oklahoma is serving as a member of
the Connors State College Rodeo Team in Warner, OK. Burns is a
sophomore at CSC and pursuing an Associates of Science degree
in Agriculture. Burns competes in Team Roping and was selected
by other members to serve as an Event Director for the team. Majoring in Agriculture Business at CSC, Burns plans to transfer to
Oklahoma State University after graduation. Dillon is the son of
Danny Burns.
Team members compete for points at each event. Students with
high points qualify to compete at the College National Finals Rodeo in Casper, WY. Rodeo team members at CSC travel across the
state of Oklahoma and Kansas to compete against other college
rodeo teams in their region. During the fall semester, the team will
compete at Colby Community College; Pratt Community College;
Northwest Oklahoma State University at Alva. The team will also
sponsor the CSC Alumni and Friends Timed Event Rodeo on November 22nd and Horse show on November 23rd, 2013 at the Connors State College campus. In February, the team will start their
competition at Kansas State University in Manhattan, KS. They will
complete the spring semester contests at Fort Scott, KS; Southeast
Oklahoma State University in Durant; Panhandle State University;
Southwestern Oklahoma State University at Weatherford; Garden
City, KS and Fort Hays State University.
The team will hold tryouts for the next academic year on Thursday, March 13, 2014. The Connors State College Equine Program
and Rodeo team will also host the Equine and Friends Gathering
on March 29th, 2014 on the Warner campus. The CSC Rodeo Team
Coach is Jake Lawson. Assistant Rodeo Team Coach is Jake Walker.
Connors State College is a two-year agriculture college located
in east central Oklahoma. For more information visit the CSC website connorsstate.edu.
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Welcome to a campus with gardens in full autumn glory.
Special activities include: Food arbors • Pumpkin patch
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Service Held For Little Ike Standrige, Jr.
Little Ike Standridge, Jr. (Ike), was born the
6 of 10 children to Little Ike (Litt) and Maple
(Coffee) Standridge on October 5, 1942 in the
Lonestar Community of Coalgate, OK and died
on October 2, 2013 in his home at
Stratford, CA. He married Margarette Barker on June 29, 1961
in Lemoore, CA. Their children
are Lillie Ike Standridge the III
and wife Valerie of Stockton,
CA, Angela Rose Cano and husband Tito of Hanford, CA, Teresa Lynn Gonzales and husband
Danny, also of Hanford, CA.
He was preceded in death
by his parents; brothers, David,
Fred, James Joe, Charles and
Bill Standridge; grandparents,
Joseph Issac and Zella Bell (Abernathy) Standridge, James Arthur and Julie Bell
(Griffin) Coffee; brothers-in-law, Van Dwiggins,
Harold Prince and Gene Nichols; nephews,
Glenn and Billy Don Prince, Don Standridge,
and Christopher Souza.
He is survived by his wife Margarette of the
home; children and grandchildren, Jacob, Zackary and Noah Standridge, Kelly Esparsa, John
Alves, James and Cody Tan; great-grandchildren, Manuel and Juan Esparsa; sisters, Christine Prince of Coalgate, Francis Dwiggins of
Antioch, CA, Ruth Nichols-Lehnich and husband Al of Fresno, CA and Regina Baker and
husband Danny of Coalgate, OK; 8 nephews; 12
nieces; 48 great nieces and nephews; thirty-two
great great nieces and nephews; sisters-in-law
Betty, Ethel, Jahree and Linda Standridge; and a
host of dear cousins and friends.
Ike’s occupation was a Cotton Ginner, working for Producers, Stratford Growers and J. G.
Boswell and Company, retiring at age 58. He
received many awards throughout his career,
and while employed for J. G. Boswell & Co.,
he received a golden Gin Stitch for ginning the
most cotton in the world for 3 consecutive years.
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He and one of the companies engineer’s built a
miniature cotton gin for the corporate office of
J. G. Boswell in Los Angeles, CA. The owner
had Ike to gin 12 miniature bales of cotton for
them.
Ike was known throughout his
life for his contagious smile and
laughter, never meeting a stranger, putting his faith and obedience to God, Christ’s church,
which consisted of his wife and
children, then family and friends.
He would want you to know that
this earth was not his home that
he was just passing through, and
that he was laying up his treasurers, somewhere beyond the blue.
Every page of his many, many
Bibles is marked with his comments and other scriptures pertaining to those
verses. If you ever had a question about the
Bible, he had the answer and could and would
give you the book, chapter and verse for you to
look it up and read it for yourself. He was as if
he knew everyone in the Bible personally. Other than his favorite hobby of reading the Bible,
he loved to get together with family and friends
for “pickin and grinnin” sessions.
He was
known throughout the community as a talented
guitar player. If he had your telephone number,
you were never forgotten with his birthday call
singing “Happy Birthday” to you, followed by
his unique laughter, jokes and uplifting conversations that made you feel special. A family as
large as his, this could not have been an easy
task. We will all miss those calls.
His memorial service was Monday, October
7, 2013 at 1:00 p.m. at the Church of Christ in
Lemoore, CA. His graveside memorial service
will be at a later date to be announced at McCarty Cemetery in Coalgate, OK. In lieu of flowers he request donations be made to the church
or Valley Christian Home in Hanford, CA.
Graveside Friday for Jimmy Bryan Dupire
Graveside services for Jimmy Bryan Dupire of Michigan will be held Friday, October 12, 2013 at
11:00 a.m. at Lehigh Cemetery. Brown’s Funeral Service of Coalgate is in charge of arrangements.
Mr. Dupire was born January 31, 1932 in Coalgate to Francois (Frank) and Annie (McMurray)
Dupire and passed away July 20, 2013 in Detroit, Michigan at the age of 81. He was raised by his
late stepmother, Opal (Tunstall) Dupire after the death of his mother in 1934. He graduated in 1950
from Bokoshe High School in Oklahoma and upon graduation went into the Air Force serving in the
Korean Conflict. In 1965 he joined the Boilermakers Union working mainly in the Midwest until
his retirement. Jimmy was known for his impromptu cooking gatherings, which always involved a
5-gallon cooker, his homemade “magic dust” and a variety of Amish-baked pies. He seemed to never
meet a stranger, was generous and kind to anyone in need and always “tired to be as nice as he could
be.”
He is survived by his five children, Marcia Baker (Jim) of Quitman, GA, Becky McCracken (Dave)
of Valdosta, GA, Frank Dupire (Sherry) of Manheim, PA, Michelle Dupire of Dryden, MI, Jimmie
Dupire (Deanne) of Tucson, AZ; seven grandchildren, Ben Baker (Robin) of Flowery Branch, GA,
Chris Baker (Brandi) of Nankin, GA, Drew McCracken of Nashville, TN, Will McCracken of Flowery Branch, GA, Matthew Staines of Orion, MI, Mary Staines of Rochester, MI and Sara Lutz of
Detroit, MI; four great-grandchildren, Andrew Baker of Flowery Branch, GA and Erin, Cole and Cale
Baker of Nankin, GA; sister, Gloria Davis of Chanute, KS; brother, L. H. Dupire (Sandi) of Bartlesville, OK and a sister-in-law, Jeanetta (Jan) Dupire of Tulsa, OK.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Alta (Feather) Dupire; son, Jon Paul Dupire; grandson
James Selph (Jay) Baker; brothers, Morris Frank Dupire, Willie Arthur Dupire, Jack Coleman Dupire,
Bill Don Dupire; sisters, Virginia Anne Dupire and Mary Lou Dupire; brother-in-law, Richard (Dick)
Davis and sisters-in-law, Joann (Briscoe) Dupire and Iris (Colwell) Dupire.
Service Held For Raymond Hearrell
Service for Raymond Hearrell, 82, of Hillsboro, Texas were conducted at 11:00 A.M. Thursday, October 3, 2013 in the Crosier-Pearson Cleburne Chapel. Burial was in Rosehill Cemetery.
Visitation was held from 12:006:00 P.M., Wednesday, at the funeral home.
Raymond Hearrell, devoted
husband, precious Daddy and
Grandpa, treasured friend, truly a man of men passed away
Monday, September 30, 2013.
Another angel got his wings.
Raymond Andrew Hearrell was
born in Coal County, Oklahoma
in 1931. He proudly served in
the United States Army during
the Korean conflict and was a
50-year member of the Masonic Lodge. For years, Raymond
owned and managed Arlington Heights Appliance in Fort Worth, Texas and in 1971; he took
over the operation of Lamb’s Stone Ground
Cornmeal in Hillsboro, TX and became owner/
operator in 1997. He spent his years farming and
ranching in Hillsboro, enjoying the outdoors and
loved all creatures, great and small. His favorite
moments were spent with his loved ones- both
his family and dear friends.
Raymond is survived by his wife Margeory
Hearrell; children, John Deike, Raymond Hearrell and wife Nancy, Debbie Marsh and husband
Ernie and Rebecca Thimm; grandchildren, Laura Davis, Valerie Hall and husband
Jason, Elise Hearrell, Christi,
Carolyn and Robert Howell, Carrie Hunnicutt and husband Raymond, Ellen and Kyle Marsh and
Errin Rudd and husband Jason;
great-grandchildren,
Brenden
and Brynlee Hall and Cameron
and Mason Hunnicutt, all from
Texas. He will be missed by his
siblings, Neoma Burk, Linda Davis and husband Earl, Jerry Hearrell and wife Debbie, Wanda
Stephens, Flora Ann Fink, Allen
Hearrell, Charles Hearrell, Kim
Hearrell, Lissie Hearrell, Mary
Lou Nickel, Annette Tolbert and Penny Tolbert
as well as his stepmother, Sadie Hearrell, residing in Oklahoma. Raymond also treasured his
trusted friends, John Sampson, Michael Looney
and his “Hillsboro Coffee Shop Buddies”.
He was preceded in death by his parents,
Ruby Marie Hearrell and Ulysses S. Hearrell of
Coal County, Oklahoma as well as his brothers,
Ronnie, Wendell and Robert Hearrell, Jr.
WILDCATS OF THE PAST — Five former Wildcat football players from the 1940s and one former player from the ‘50s were recognized September 13 on the Donald
Mike Mayor Field. From left – J.D. Smith, Jack Ward, Bill Ward, Nick Lolli, and Jim Ward. Not pictured – Ernest Paul Fanning.
Former Wildcats Recognized at Football Games
In celebration of Coalgate
High School’s 100th year of
football, the Football Booster
Club is honoring Wildcats of
the past at all home games this
year.
The recognition program
began
on
September13
with players from the
1910s–1950s.
Players recognized from
this era included Ernest Paul
Fanning (1945-1948) – also
played for the Destroyer
Pacific Team in the Navy;
Nick Lolli (1948); J.D. Smith,
Jr. (1941-1942); Bill Ward
(1947) – only Wildcat to
rodeo and play football on the
field that is now the Donald
Mike Mayer Field; Jack Ward
(1942) - Captain; and Jim
Ward (1951-1955) – His team
went to State in 1955.
Players from the 1990s were
recognized on September 27.
Sign-in sheets furnished the
Coalgate
Record-Register
included the following:
Travis Bourland (1996) –
All-District Special Team of
Year; Trent Bourland (2000 –
1999 season) - OCA All-State
Free Safety; Jason Farley
(1992); Lucas Guinn (19971998) – Purple Heart and
Player of the Week); Keyvin
Heck (1996-1998) – Player of
the Week; Michael Lambert
(1994); Del Lynch (1994) All-District Strong Safety;
Justin McKinney (1997-2000);
Jeremy McNutt (1993); and
Mel Ott (1992) – All-District
Strong Safety.
The
next
recognition
ceremony, which will feature
players from the 1980s, will
be held October 11.
CASINO | STRINGTOWN
Congressman
Mullin Hires
Eddy Dempsey as
New Field Rep
Congressman Markwayne
Mullin has announced the hiring
of southeast Oklahoma native
Eddy Dempsey as the new field
representative for the southern
portions of the 2nd Congressional District. Mr. Dempsey
serves Atoka, Bryan, Choctaw,
Coal, Johnston, Marshall, McCurtain and Pushmataha counties.
“I am very pleased that Eddy
is joining our team in the district,” Mullin said. “He has lived
in southeast Oklahoma for many
years and he has been active in
his community in a number of
areas. He is working hard to get
to know community leaders and
our constituents.”
A 1984 graduate of Valliant
High School, Dempsey graduated from Southeastern Oklahoma State University in Durant
with a Bachelor’s Degree. He
worked in construction and as a
gas and chemical technician for
Texas Instruments.
Eddy and his wife Diane
have two children, Tra and
Brawley. They attend Trinity
Baptist Church in Valliant. His
hobbies include hunting, fishing
and spending time with family.
A volunteer at the Valliant Chamber of Commerce,
Dempsey has also served on the
board of directors of the Valliant
Youth Baseball League and Idabel Youth Baseball League. He
has served on the Valliant Farmer’s Market Board of Directors
and is a member of the Valliant
Masonic Lodge.
Mr. Dempsey works out of
Mullin’s Durant office located at
112 N. 12th Avenue. The office
phone number is 580-931-0333.
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The next agenda item was to review information pertaining to county health insurance plans and take possible action to
approve plan for the year. Clerk Loudermilk informed the Board that she was contacted by the countyʼs insurance agent, Donna
Hardman, regarding changes to the Affordable Care Act. She said that Hardman would meet with her Wednesday to go over the
Commissioners’ Proceedings
She said the Board could approve the plan in the next meeting. Ward made a
motion to table the item until the following weekʼs meeting. Hensley seconded. Ward and Hensley approved.
Sheriff Jump said that he has reviewed the quotes presented for the repairs to the plumbing in the county jail. He said one
contractor went up in price on his estimate and the other came down in price. He said he contacted Pontotoc, Pittsburg and Atoka
The Board of County Commissioners of Coal County met for a regular scheduled meeting on Monday, September 30th,
Counties to see if they would be willing to house inmates during the renovation. He said all agreed, and the cost would be around
Michael Hensley called the meeting to order at 9:00a.m.
jail. Clerk Loudermilk said the project would need to be bid and that an approximate date would need to be decided fairly quickly so
2013 at 9:00 a.m. in the conference room of the County Commissioners Building.
Roll was called by Michael Hensley. Those present were: Michael Hensley, Chairman, Johnny Ward, Vice-chairman, and
Eugina Loudermilk, County Clerk.
Guests present were: Brock Jones, Bryan Jump, Wanda Utterback, Vicky Salmon and Warren Bailey.
$27 per day for each inmate. Jump said he was checking on prices from OCI for the toilet/lavatory units and shower units for the
that the bid schedule could be planned. Johnny Ward made a motion to table the item until the following Monday so further
information could be obtained. Hensley seconded. Ward and Hensley approved.
The next two agenda items dealt with personnel policy changes and the recommendations made by the District Attorney.
Johnny Ward made a motion to approve the minutes from the previous meeting. Michael Hensley seconded. Ward and
The District Attorney could not be reached, therefore the item was tabled until the following Monday.
Johnny Ward made a motion to approve the county officialsʼ monthly reports for the Health Dept and the Sheriffʼs office.
Old Business:
Johnny Ward made a motion to approve transfers of appropriations in the County Sales Tax fund for the Sheriffʼs office for
the business office. Hensley asked Ward if he needed to send some of his crew to assist. Ward said he could, and is still waiting to
Hensley approved.
Michael Hensley seconded. Ward and Hensley approved.
payroll and for budgeting needs for the Fair Board, Drug Court and Emergency Management for FY 2013-14. Michael Hensley
seconded. Ward and Hensley approved.
Johnny Ward made a motion to approve payroll for September 16-30, 2013. Michael Hensley seconded. Ward and
Hensley approved.
Johnny Ward made a motion to approve the purchase orders for payment. Michael Hensley seconded. Ward and
Hensley approved the following:
Fiscal
changes and recommend a plan for the employees.
Year:
Payments by Fund
2013-2014
Johnny Ward said he has a couple of his District 2 employees at the hospital tearing down the old house that once housed
see if the City of Coalgate will provide the dumpsters for the cleanup.
Clerk Loudermilk said she received an email from the Oklahoma Emergency Management application specialist regarding
the countyʼs Hazard Mitigation grant. The email stated that the grant application has passed the first stages of review by the OEM.
She said the letter requested that the county complete the formal application with additional information. Loudermilk said she
forwarded the email to Aaron Blue and SODA, the countyʼs grant administrator.
New Business:
Approved
Johnny Ward said his guys are putting a concrete ramp in at the Election Board office.
Ward also said that his guys will be welding a metal grate in the jail to fix a vent screen that has been damaged and
From: 9/28/2013
become a hazard. Hensley told Ward that he could send a couple of his guys up to help.
To: 10/4/2013
Wanda Utterback said that Saturday is “True Grit” day in Coalgate, with several festivities planned such as a gunfight,
parade, chuck wagon luncheon, Wrangler Reunion and a movie night at the park.
Warrant No.
Vendor Name
Amount
B-4 SHERIFF SERVICE FEE
Johnny Ward made a motion to adjourn at 9:23 a.m. Michael Hensley seconded the motion. Ward andHensley approved.
Purpose
______________________________
60
PRICE, JAMIE B
$133.34
TRAINING & MILEAGE
61
DR JONATHAN D. CARGILL PHD. INC
$50.00
SERVICE
62
RICKS OIL COMPANY
$105.56
SHERIFF DEPT REPAIRS
8
ROCKIN C
$9,406.58
DIST 2 HAULING
9
ROCKIN C
$4,865.10
DIST 2 ROAD PROJ
7
GE CONSUMER FINANCE
$55.47
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT SUPPLIES
8
GE CONSUMER FINANCE
$138.41
9
RESCUE TRAINING INTERNATIONAL
$1,785.00
EMERG MNGMT REGISTRATION
10
CUSTOM PATCHES
$217.50
11
RESCUE SOURCE
$553.36
EMERGENCY MNGMT EQUIPMENT
12
R & B SPORTS
$450.00
_____________________________
(Vacant)Member
CBRIF 105
CD-4
COUNTY SALES TAX
347
MCNUTT AUTO REPAIR
$303.50
REPAIRS
348
MCNUTT AUTO REPAIR
$75.43
REPAIRS
349
MCNUTT AUTO REPAIR
$35.00
SERVICE
350
MCNUTT AUTO REPAIR
$209.99
SHERIFF DEPT REPAIRS
351
OK VOICE & DATA, INC.
$104.50
SERVICE
352
AT&T
$258.92
SERVICE
353
BLACKBURN PLUMBING
$553.00
SERVICE
354
ATOKA WELDING AND FABRICATION
$15.60
SUPPLIES
355
FAMILY DOLLAR STORE
$45.00
COMMISSIONERS SUPPLIES
356
C & C HARDWARE
$17.49
SUPPLIES
357
BOB HOWARD PDC
$409.11
PARTS
358
US CELLULAR
$188.68
SERVICE
359
CENTERPOINT ENERGY ARKLA
$47.67
SERVICE
360
$27.63
SERVICE
DEARBORN
361
NATIONAL
LIFE
INSURANCE
$466.18
LIFE INSURANCE
SOUTHEASTERN ALARM CO.
$75.00
SERVICE
363
O REILLY AUTO PARTS
$474.25
PARTS
364
MECHMAN ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS
$480.00
PARTS
365
RECORD REGISTER
$240.60
PUBLICATION
366
ATOKA WELDING AND FABRICATION
$102.74
SUPPLIES
367
GRAHAM INTERNATIONAL INC
$377.17
SOLID WASTE PARTS
368
O REILLY AUTO PARTS
$24.54
SOLID WASTE SERVICE
369
DCAM RISK MANAGEMENT
$371.00
INSURANCE
370
COAL COUNTY HEALTHCARE AUTHORITY
$32,909.99
TAX COLLECTION
COMPANY
362
DRUG COURT CASH FUND
30
HUMPHREY, JUSTIN
$1,500.00
SALARY
31
HUGHES, CHIVAS
$80.00
SERVICE
32
HUGHES, CHIVAS
$60.00
SERVICE
33
HUGHES, CHIVAS
$130.00
SERVICE
34
AT&T
$333.92
SERVICE
F-3 COUNTY CLERKS LIEN FEE ACCT
23
LOUDERMILK, EUGINA M
$61.63
TRAVEL
24
OSU-CTP
$35.00
COUNTY CLERK REGISTRATION
GENERAL BUDGET ACCT.
448
STAPLES CONTRACT & COMMERCIAL
$19.99
SUPPLIES
449
DR JONATHAN D. CARGILL PHD. INC
$50.00
SHERIFF DEPT SERVICE
450
HICKMAN PRINTING
$113.52
SUPPLIES
451
MEDIASTREAM
$69.42
SERVICE
452
COALGATE INTERNET SERVICES LLC
$44.95
DIST 1 SERVICE
453
RECORD REGISTER
$24.00
ASSESSOR PUBLICATION
454
TREVATHAN, BONNIE
$40.00
SERVICE
455
GWINN, SHARON KAY
$180.00
SERVICE
456
HEFLEY, CHERRY
$25.66
ASSESSOR MEALS
457
HEFLEY, CHERRY
$110.55
TRAVEL
458
OSU-CTP
$70.00
ASSESSOR REGISTRATION
459
RICKS OIL COMPANY
$55.98
FUEL
460
SONNYS GROCERY
$153.63
JAIL GROCERIES
461
PALACE DRUG
$117.58
INMATE MEDICATION
462
HELTON RURAL HEALTH CLINIC
$40.00
INMATE CARE
463
HELTON RURAL HEALTH CLINIC
$40.00
INMATE CARE
464
$45.47
SERVICE
465
ADA PAPER CO.
$25.52
SUPPLIES
466
PALACE DRUG
$24.24
INMATE MEDICATION
467
GUDERIAN FOOD
$40.00
JAIL GROCERIES
468
GUDERIAN FOOD
$50.00
JAIL GROCERIES
469
ADA PAPER CO.
$35.00
JAIL SUPPLIES
636
WELCH STATE BANK
$8,986.46
RENTALS
637
FIRSTBANK
$17,969.47
RENTALS
638
SHAMROCK BANK
$6,320.81
RENTALS
639
PAGE GARAGE DOORS & INSULATION
$315.00
DIST 1 SERVICE
640
ATC Freightliner Group
$518.10
DIST 1 REPAIRS
641
$39.95
DIST 1 SERVICE
642
SPRINGHOUSE WATER
$122.94
DIST 1 WATER
643
ARAMARK
$43.30
DIST 2 SUPPLIES
644
FAMILY DOLLAR STORE
$22.50
DIST 2 SUPPLIES
645
STUTEVILLE FORD MERCURY
$174.91
DIST 2 TRUCK
646
NIX AUTO
$40.38
DIST 2 SERVICE
647
$39.95
DIST 2 SERVICE
648
ARAMARK
$31.34
DIST 2 SHOP SUPPLIES
649
GRISSOM IMPLEMENT
$41.09
DIST 2 PARTS
650
O REILLY AUTO PARTS
$57.59
DIST 2 PARTS
651
$93.35
DIST 2 SERVICE
652
GRISSOM LLC
$82.18
DIST 2 SUPPLIES
653
HISLE BROS. INC
$934.92
DIST 3 SUPPLIES
654
SPRINGHOUSE WATER
$199.09
DIST 3 WATER
MD-1A MD-1C MD-2 HEALTH BUDGET ACCT
$27.63
HEALTH DEPT SERVICE
47
DIRECT TV
$75.99
HEALTH DEPT SERVICE
48
AMERICAN ELECTRIC POWER
$421.06
HEALTH DEPT SERVICE
49
PUBLIC WORKS AUTH
$56.36
HEATLH DEPT SERVICE
50
STOWE, TINA
$350.00
BLANKET PO
51
MAGBY, CARMINIA
$80.80
TRAVEL
52
GEARHART, TAMMY
$88.14
TRAVEL
53
FAMILY DOLLAR STORE
$16.00
BLANKET PO
54
MELTON MEDICAL CO.
$185.25
SUPPLIES
RESALE PROPERTY
5
QUILL CORP
$253.75
SUPPLIES
Two bids were received for a kitchen remodel at the Tupelo Senior Nutrition Center. Larry McCollum of McCollum
Constructionʼs bid included material and labor for $18,660. Gary Clemens of Clemens Construction submitted a bid for material and
labor for $12,700. Johnny Ward made a motion to award the bid to Clemens for lowest and best bid. Hensley seconded. Ward and
Hensley approved.
The next agenda item was to review information pertaining to county health insurance plans and take possible action to
approve plan for the year. Clerk Loudermilk informed the Board that she was contacted by the countyʼs insurance agent, Donna
Hardman, regarding changes to the Affordable Care Act. She said that Hardman would meet with her Wednesday to go over the
changes and recommend a plan for the employees.
She said the Board could approve the plan in the next meeting. Ward made a
motion to table the item until the following weekʼs meeting. Hensley seconded. Ward and Hensley approved.
LPXLPSheriff Jump said that he has reviewed the quotes presented for the repairs to the plumbing in the county jail.
He said one
contractor went up in price on his estimate and the other came down in price. He said he contacted Pontotoc, Pittsburg and Atoka
Counties to see if they would be willing to house inmates during the renovation. He said all agreed, and the cost would be around
Johnny Ward, Vice-chairman
Attest:
Register
to Vote by
Friday
If you’re not registered
to vote, you have until Friday, October 11, to register in order to be eligible
to vote in the November
12 Coal County elections.
Two questions will be decided on November 12:
the Democratic nominee
for Coal County Commissioner District 1 and the
one-cent county sales tax
renewal.
Oklahoma voter registration application forms
are available at the County Election Board office
located at 18 N. Michigan
Street behind the Coalgate
Post Office, and at most
post offices, tag agencies,
and public libraries. Applications also are available on the Internet at
www.elections.state.
ok.us.
For more information
on registering to vote,
please contact the Coal
County Election Board office at 580-927-3456.
LEGAL NOTICE
HIGHWAY
46
_____________________________
Michael Hensley, Chairman
(Published in the Coalgate
Record Register October 9,
2013, 1t)
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
OF COAL COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
IN THE MATTER OF THE
ESTATE
OF
STEPHEN
GRANT
GROVE
III,
Deceased
PB-13-9
NOTICE
OF
HEARING
PETITION FOR ADMISSION
OF FOREIGN WILL TO
PROBATE AND FOR
DETERMINATION OF
IDENTITY OF HEIRS,
DEVISEES AND LEGATEES
Notice is hereby given to
all persons interested in the
estate of STEPHEN GRANT
GROVE III, deceased that
there has been produced
and filed in the District Court
of Coal County, Oklahoma,
an instrument in writing
purporting to be the Last Will
and Testament of STEPHEN
GRANT GROVE, deceased
with a petition praying for
the probate of said Will, that
Letters
of
Administration
with Will Annexed be issued
to STEPHANIE HARRIET
GROVE, and that the identities
of heirs, devisees and legatees
be determined.
Notice is also given that
the 14th day of November,
2013 at 10:00 a.m. has been
appointed as the time for
hearing said petition in the
District Courtroom of Coal
County in the city of Coalgate,
Oklahoma when and where
all persons interested in said
estate may appear and contest
the same.
Witness my hand this 8th day
of October, 2013.
S)Paula Inge
JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT
COURT
R. Doug Lewis OBA #30151
R. Doug Lewis Law, PLLC
111 W. Court St.
Atoka, OK 74525
Ph. 580-889-8833
Fax 580-889-7011
[email protected]
______________________________
Eugina Loudermilk, County Clerk
LEGAL NOTICE
(Published in the Coalgate Record Register October 9, 2013, 1t)
DEQ NOTICE OF TIER II DRAFT PERMIT
A Tier II application for renewal of an air quality operating permit
for a major facility has been filed with the Oklahoma Department of
Environmental Quality (DEQ) by applicant, MarkWest Oklahoma Gas
Company, L.L.C. (MarkWest), 1515 Arapahoe Street, Tower 1, Suite
1600, Denver, CO 80202.
The applicant requests approval to operate equipment at an existing
facility called Sprague Compressor Station, located near Coalgate,
Oklahoma. The legal description of the facility is Section 7, Township
2N, and Range 11E in Coal County, Oklahoma.
In response to the application, DEQ has prepared a draft permit
renewal (Permit Number: 2013- 1244-TVR), which may be reviewed at
the Coal County Public Library, 115 W Ohio Ave., Coalgate, OK, 74538
or at the Air Quality Divisionís main office (see address below). The draft
permit is also available for review in the Air Quality Section of DEQís Web
Page: http://www.deq.state.ok.us/
The draft permit would authorize the facility to emit the following
regulated pollutants:
Pollutant Emissions (TPY)
NOx 235.19
CO 68.77
VOC 51.34
The public comment period ends 30 days after the date of publication
of this notice. Any person may submit written comments concerning
the draft permit to the Air Quality Division contact listed below. A public
meeting on the draft permit may also be requested in writing at the same
address. Note that all public meetings are to be arranged and conducted
by DEQ/CSD staff.
In addition to the public comment opportunity offered under this notice,
this draft permit is subject to U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
(EPA) review, EPA objection, and petition to EPA, as provided by 40
CFR § 70.8.
If the Administrator (EPA) does not object to the proposed permit, the
public has 60 day following the Administratorís 45 day review period
to petition the Administrator to make such an objection as provided in
40 CFR 70.8(d) and in OAC 252:100-8-8(j). Information on all permit
actions and applicable review time lines is available in the Air Quality
section of the DEQ Web page: http://www.deq.state.ok.us/.
For additional information, contact Christine Trontell, MarkWest
Oklahoma Gas Company L.L.C., 1515 Arapahoe Street, Tower 1, Suite
1600, Denver, CO, 80202-2126, telephone number 303-925-9202 or
Chief Engineer, Permits & Engineering Group, Air Quality Division, 707
N. Robinson, Suite 4100, P.O. Box 1677, Oklahoma City, OK 731011677, telephone number 405- 702-4100.
LEGAL NOTICE
(Published in the Coalgate Record Register October 2 & 9, 2013, 2t)
OF COAL COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF THOMAS R. BARNETT,
Deceased
PB 12-16
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
TO THE CREDITORS of Thomas R. Barnett, Deceased:
The creditors of the above decedent are hereby notified that the
undersigned Cheri Lynne Shores was appointed Personal Representative
of the Estate of said decedent by the District Court of Coal County,
Oklahoma on the 18th day of December, 2012, and that all persons having
claims against the Estate of said decedent are required to present the
same with the necessary vouchers and a description of all security interest
and other collateral, if any, held by each creditor with respect to such
claim, to the undersigned, Cheri Lynne Shores, at 104 West Ohio Avenue
Coalgate, Oklahoma 74538 on or before the following presentment date
on the 8th day of November, 2013, or the same will be forever barred.
Dated this 5Tth day of September, 2013.
S)Cheri Lynne Shores
Personal Representative
Prepared by:
Donald K. Groom, OBA #3635
4301 N. MacArthur Blvd. Suite 135
Okla. City, OK 73122
405/789-8611
Attorney for Personal Representative
LEGAL NOTICE
(Published in the Coalgate Record Register October 9 & 16, 2013, 2t)
OF COAL COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF: JOSEPH DICK, 3/4 Chickasaw/
Choctaw, NE (PF 13947 MGM 804), deceased.
PB-2013-8
COMBINED NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND NOTICE OF
HEARING UPON THE PETITION FOR SUMMARY
ADMINISTRATION, THE FINAL ACCOUNTING, AND
DETERMINATION OF HEIRS, DISTRIBUTION AND DISCHARGE
Notice is hereby given to all interested parties and creditors of JOSEPH
DICK, deceased, that:
JOSEPH DICK, 44 N. Jackson Ave., Apt. G19, San Jose, CA 95116,
died intestate on the 10th day of June, 2012.
The Petitioner and Special Administrator, Billy Wayne Dick, filed
his Petition for Summary Administration and Appointment of Special
Administration on the 27th day of September, 2013.
The total value of the estate of the Decedent as set forth in the Petition
is less than one hundred seventy-five thousand dollars ($175,000.00).
The hearing on the Petition shall take place on the 12th day of December,
2013, at 10:00 o’clock A.M. in the Court Room of the Honorable Paula
Inge, Judge of the District Court.
All persons receiving this combined notice must file objections to the
Petition at least ten (10) days before the hearing on the Petition and send
a copy of such objection to Petitioner, or that person will be deemed to
have waived any objection to the Petition.
Of an objection is timely filed, the Court will determine at the hearing
whether summary proceedings are appropriate and, if so, whether the
estate will be distributed and to whom the estate will be distributed.
The claim of any creditor not shown in the Petition will be barred unless
the claim is presented to the Special Administrator or her attorney on or
before the 11th day of November 2013.
Dated this 27th day of September, 2013.
S)D. Clay Mowdy
JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT
Peary L. Robertson, OBA #22895
Robertson Law Office, PLLC
P.O. Box 2336
Seminole, OK 74818
Tel: (405) 382-7300
Fax: (405) 382-2887
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OLE SMOKEY TO GET INITIATED — Win Rice’s huge, custom-made smoker will get initiated next week
when covered wagons roll into Clarita for General Mule Days. The man that will be doing all the cooking is
John Goodwin of Ada (second from left) who is known statewide for his award-winning barbeque. Shown
from left – Danny Bullard, Clarita, Southeastern Oklahoma Wagon and Mule Skinners; John Goodwin, Ada;
Bob Bratcher, Stonewall, Southeastern Oklahoma Wagon and Mule Skinners; and Win Rice, Clarita.
General Mule Days in Clarita
Continued from Front Page
up, you won’t be able to miss it.
And one day soon there will be an
‘Open’ sign at The Iron Horse.
Sign or no sign, you can bet
you’ll find some of the best barbeque in the state right there in
Clarita next week. That’s because
John Goodwin from Ada is going
to be there doing his magic with
Ole Smokey, Win’s huge custommade smoker.
John has won numerous
awards across the state on his pork
butt, brisket and chicken. Two
years ago, his pork butt won the
People’s Choice Award at the Ada
“Pigs Can Fly” Barbeque Cookoff. Last year in Chandler, he won
8th overall out of 42 teams, 3rd in
chicken, 8th in brisket, and 10th in
pork.
John will be cooking up a storm
all during the General Mule Days
event. Evening meals on Thurs-
H Elect
H
Timmy Stinnett
H
Coal County Commissioner
District 1
580-399-9222
LEGAL NOTICE
BEFORE THE CORPORATION
COMMISSION OF THE
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
APPLICANT: SM ENERGY COMPANY
RELIEF SOUGHT: WELL LOCATION EXCEPTION FOR THE VELMA 2-14MH23
WELL (PART OF A MULTIUNIT HORIZONTAL WELL)
LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SECTION 23, TOWNSHIP 1 NORTH, RANGE 10 EAST,
Coal COUNTY, OKLAHOMA
CAUSE CD NO.201306680-t
NOTICE OF HEARING
TO ALL PERSONS, OWNERS, PRODUCERS, OPERATORS, PURCHASERS AND
TAKERS OF OIL AND GAS INCLUDING BP AMERICA PRODUCTION COMPANY;
DSCM INC; JOHN D MUSELMANN; PETROQUEST ENERGY LLC; SINCLAIR OIL
& GAS COMPANY; and all persons if living or if deceased, their known and unknown
successors and all corporations existing, and if dissolved, its known and unknown
successors and all persons having an interest in the lands covered hereby, particularly in
Coal County, Oklahoma.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Applicant, SM Energy Company has filed an
application in this cause requesting the Corporation Commission of Oklahoma to enter an
order, to be effective as of the date of the execution thereof or as of a date prior thereto,
as follows: (i) authorizing and permitting an exception to the permitted well location
tolerances in the 640-acre drilling and spacing unit formed in Section 23, Township 1
North, Range 10 East, Coal County, Oklahoma, for the Caney and Woodford separate
common sources of supply, so as to allow, in part, a well, being a proposed multiunit
horizontal well, to be drilled.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Applicant requests that that Order No. 559821 be
amended to permit a well to be drilled and produced at the following location:
SURFACE HOLE LOCATION: NO CLOSER
THAN 250 FEET FROM THE SOUTH LINE
AND NO CLOSER THAN 2,470 FEET FROM
THE WEST LINE OF SECTION 11, TOWNSHIP
1 NORTH, RANGE 10 EAST, COAL COUNTY,
OKLAHOMA
LOCATION OF WELLBORE (LATERAL)
AT SECTION 23 COMPLETION INTERVAL:
THE PROPOSED LOCATION OF THE END
POINTS OF THE COMPLETION INTERVAL
WILL BE NO CLOSER THAN 0 FEET FROM
THE NORTH LINE AND NO CLOSER THAN
165 FEET FROM THE SOUTH LINE AND
NO CLOSER THAN 1,980 FEET FROM THE
EAST LINE OF SECTION 23, TOWNSHIP 1
NORTH, RANGE 10 EAST, COAL COUNTY,
OKLAHOMA
That the entire length of the lateral will be cemented such that the perforations will be
isolated from the beginning and end point of the lateral.
That Order No. 559821 established a 640-acre drilling and spacing unit for the Caney
and Woodford common sources of supply underlying Section 23, Township 1 North,
Range 10 East, Coal County, Oklahoma, which order requires the well to be located no
closer than 1,320 feet from the unit boundary.
The Application in this cause states that there is currently pending before the
Commission in Cause CD No. 201306678-T an application of Applicant requesting the
Commission to approve the multiunit horizontal well involved herein and to establish a
proper allocation factor for allocating the cost of and the production and proceeds from
such multiunit horizontal well to each of the units affected thereby.
The “land sections adjacent to the area within the location exception” requested herein
in Section 23 in regard to the subsurface location tolerance areas described above are
Sections 14 and 26, Township 1 North, Range 10 East, Coal County, Oklahoma. The
other “land sections” surrounding Section 23 are Sections 15, 22, 27, 13, 24 and 25,
Township 1 North, Range 10 East, Coal County, Oklahoma.
That the Applicant be permitted to drill and produce said well at said location for the
Caney and Woodford common sources of supply without any downward allowable
adjustments and designate Applicant or some other party as operator.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that this cause will be heard before an Administrative
Law Judge on the Initial Hearing Docket at the Corporation Commission, Eastern
Regional Office, 440 S. Houston, Suite 114, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74127 at 8:30 a.m. on the
29th day of October, 2013 and that this Notice be published as required by law and the
rules of the Commission.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that in the event this cause is uncontested, the Applicant,
its representatives, witnesses and other proponents of the Applicant may appear and
testify by telephone. The cost of telephonic communication shall be paid by the person
or persons requesting its use. Interested parties who wish to participate by telephone
shall contact the Applicant or Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing date, and provide
their name and phone number.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that all interested persons may appear and be heard.
For information concerning this action, contact Casey Nichols, SM Energy Company,
6120 South Yale, Suite 1300, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74136, 918/488-7600 or Ron M. Barnes,
CRUTCHMER & BARNES, P.L.L.C., 1648 S. Boston Avenue, Ste. 100, Tulsa, Oklahoma
74119, 918/382-8686.
CORPORATION COMMISSION OF OKLAHOMA
S)PATRICE DOUGLAS
Chairman
S)BOB ANTHONY
Vice Chairman
S)DANA L. MURPHY
Commissioner
DONE AND PERFORMED this 7th day of October, 2013.
BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION:
S)PEGGY MITCHELL
Secretary
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day, Friday and Saturday will consist of pork, brisket and chicken —
with all the trimmings, of course.
Serving time will be 5:00 p.m. to
7:00 p.m. each evening.
“This will be competition-style
barbeque — top of the line,” John
said, and he’s looking forward
to cooking for his Coal County
neighbors and the muleskinners.
Breakfast will be served on
Thursday, Friday, Saturday and
Sunday from 6:00 a.m. to 9:00
a.m.
People who drop in during the
day will be able to get a hot dog or
hamburger.
All meals are open to the public. All proceeds will go to the restoration of the old General Mule
cabin that sits adjacent to Grigsby
Park across the street from The
Iron Horse Smokehouse.
The cabin was moved from
‘out in the country’ to its present
location on July 23, 2011 on a
trailer pulled by a team of mules
driven by Danny Bullard of Clarita.
Danny and his team, plus a
group of other community men
worked several hours getting the
cabin ready for the move, hoisting
it onto the trailer, and then inching
down the country road to downtown Clarita. It was a hot summer
day, and by the time Danny rolled
into town with the cabin, the thermometer was approaching the
100-degree mark.
While you’re in Clarita next
week, be sure to take a peek at
the old cabin. One of these days,
it will be restored to look like the
home of General Mule – whose
real name, by the way, was General Wayverne. And General was
not his rank – it was his first name.
He served as an Indian scout with
George Armstrong Custer. In
1905, he somehow made his way
to what would later be known as
Coal County and lived out his life
in Clarita.
The wagon rides start pretty
early in the morning (by 8:30) and
don’t come back in until around
4:00 p.m. Anyone who might be
interested in taking a real covered
wagon ride will need to be in Clarita before that time. Either that,
or you’ll have to drive the country
roads looking for the wagons to
hitch a ride.
“Anyone who wants to go on a
ride, we’ll find a spot for them in
a wagon,” Danny Bullard assured
us.
Vendors are welcome to set
up in the park on Saturday. Hand
crafted items would be great. No
clothing unless it’s homemade and
no food, please. Just call Win Rice
at 580-559-9970.
Rice invites everyone to
“Come on over and have a good
time. Bring the kids and show
them around. You can meet the
muleskinners, learn what they do,
and enjoy some wonderful food.”
If you’re in Clarita on Saturday (October 19), you may want
to drop by the community center
where a benefit auction and dinner
will be taking place, Rice said.
“Community members are
sponsoring a benefit auction and
dinner to help with medical expenses for three people in the
community.”
Dr. Donald Dingle, D.C.
Treating Auto accident victims
and other dull matters.
Call me: 580-889-3338
Storm Shelters
All Concrete
10 yr. Manufactured Warranty on leakage
Installed
Jerry English
580-927-5493
General Backhoe Work ~ Dozer Work ~ Septic Systems
McAlester Stockyards
Market Report
Tuesday, October 1, 2013 sold 1940 cattle. Steers $3 to $9 Higher. heifers $2
to $7 Higher. Next Replacement Cow Sale November 2nd consignments are
open! “and the rain descended, the floods came, and the winds blew and beat
on that house; and it fell. And great was its fall.” (Matt. 7:27)
weight Range
225 to 300#
300 to 350#
350 to 400#
400 to 450#
450 to 500#
500 to 550#
550 to 600#
600 to 700#
700 to 750#
800 to 850#
#1 Steers
$210 to $260
$207 to $239
$198 to $218
$186 to $202
$172 to $186
$167 to $181
$158 to $172
$157 to $171
$147 to $160
$137 to $149
#1 heifers
$187 to $200
$167 to $181
$167 to $175
$149 to $164
$144 to $159
$142 to $155
$135 to $149
$137 to $150
$132 to $145
$130 to $140
280 Cows & Bulls sold at the evening sale.
paCKeR COwS $1 TO $5 LOweR. paCKeR BuLLS $4 LOweR
high yielding packer bulls sold from ....................$99
average yielding packer bulls sold from..............$95
Low yielding packer bulls sold from......................$90
high yielding packer cows sold from ...................$78
average yielding packer cows sold from ............$74
Low yielding packer cows sold from ....................$65
to $102
to $98
to $94
to $86
to $82
to $78
Sale Every Tuesday
Stocker & feeder cattle begin at 10 a.m.Cows and Bulls Tuesday evening, 6 pm
Open 7 DayS/weeK & 24 hOuRS/Day
2 ReCeIVe & CaRe FOR yOuR LIVeSTOCK InVeSTMenT!
Julie Grant
Offfice: 918-423-2834
Laura Sherrill
Lindsey Grant
Richard Magby
George Tarr
Donny Shadwick
918-421-9057
580-889-6049
918-423-4498
918-649-4750
918-548-3478
580-889-1329
918-424-1464
918-655-7754
Ken Sherrill 918-421-0257
Curt Krigbaum 918-650-8013
THANKS FOR YOUR BUSINESS!
LEGAL NOTICE
COMMISSION OF THE
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
RELIEF SOUGHT: MULTIUNIT HORIZONTAL WELL FOR THE CHRISTINE 1-14MH23
WELL
LEGAL DESCRIPTION:SECTIONS 14 AND 23, TOWNSHIP 1 NORTH, RANGE 10
EAST, Coal COUNTY, OKLAHOMA
CAUSE CD NO.201306675-t
NOTICE OF HEARING
TAKERS OF OIL AND GAS INCLUDING A J SHIRLEY; ADAM VAUGHN; ADDIE
POLLOCK; AGATHA L MILLER KELLY; ALAN KENT RITCHIE; ALBERT V LACY &
NELMA L LACY JTS; ALENE NICKELL LAWRENCE; ALFRED GRAVES; ALICE
CROWLEY; ALICE K CULHANE; ALICE LUCILE MOORE; ALIYAH JOHNSON C/O
CLARA MILLER; ALLEN M HILL; ALLEN M LEAIRD & SHERRY L ELLER LEAIRD JTS;
ALTHEA G CARSON GST TRUST C/O ALTHEA GRACE CARSON; ALTON GORE AND
LAVON GORE JTS; ALVERA S CHANEY; ALYSSA NARUM; AMOS FAMILY 2006
REVOCABLE TRUST JOHN P AMOS & ROBIN J AMOS, TRUSTEES; AMY CHRISTINE
POSTOAK; AMY MAUK & DAVID MAUK JTS; ANGELA M HARMON; ANGELA MARIE
CONNOR; ANNE VAUGHN; ANNETTA S SWINDELL; ANTHONY C MARTIN JT;
APACHE TRUST CAROLYN WATSON TRUSTEE; AQUAENCO INC; ARCHIE EDDINGS;
ARDMORE PUBLIC LIBRARY C/O TRUST DEPT 5249; ARLENE ROSALIND BERGNER
LIFE ESTATE; ARVARD J MCLELLAN & HAZEL J MCLELLAN & JOHNNY LAIN
MCLELLAN JTS; ASPEN LAND & EXPL CO; AUDREY LOUISE MAYER; BAR L ENERGY
LLC; BARBARA JO WYATT CARTER FAMILY TRUST BARBARA JO WYATT CARTER
TRUSTEE; BARBARA S & ARTHUR SCHIFFMAN JTS; BARRY RAY MAGGIA & DIANA
LYNN MAGGIA JTS; BEN JAMES FAMILY TRUST JAMES AND LINDA VANDIVER COTRUSTEES; BERTA HOBGOOD; BESSIE L GRISSOM ESTATE; BETA SHALE LLC;
BETH LEE LEADER; BETTIE L PAYTON; BETTIE LEVINGSTON; BETTIE LEVINGSTON
&/OR DWAYNE LEVINGSTON JTS; BETTY BOWERMAN SCHORNICK AND DAVID
SCHORNICK JTS; BETTY JEAN SEXTON; BETTY MCCURRY AND LARRY MCCURRY
JTS; BETTY WHITELEY; BEVERLY BRAND BLUMENTHAL; BEVERLY GENE RUSSELL
WATSON AKA BEVERLY GENE BEVINS; BIG FIVE COMMUNITY SERVICES INC;
BILL FRENCH AND PATRICIA FRENCH JTS; BILL WELCH & GLORIA WELCH JTS;
BILLIE PEARL LEE; BILLY D HOLDER; BILLY DON LAWRENCE & CHERYL ANN
LAWRENCE JTS; BILLY E CLANCY & PEGGY L CLANCY; BILLY JOE SMOOT; BILLY
R WILSON & LINDA K WILSON & CHRISTOPHER L WILSON JTS; BILLY R WILSON &
LINDA KAY WILSON JTS; BINNS FAMILY REVOCABLE TRUST DATED MAY 23, 1997
JUNE B HARRIS SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE; BLESSED SACRAMENT CATHOLIC
CHURCH INC C/O BILL AVANZINI; BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS COAL COUNTY;
BOBBY GENE WILLARD; BOBBY RAY BURNS JR & BARBARA GAIL BURNS JTS;
BONNIE KIME WEBERG; BONNY COMETTI; BOVIO BELLETTINI ESTATE LYNETTE
DALTON & BURNEY REID BELLETTINI PERSONAL REPS; BP AMERICA PRODUCTION
COMPANY; BRENDA WOOD AND PHILLIP WOOD JTS; BRET JAMES RICHARDS;
BRIAN D PIERSOL & MICHELLE L PIERSOL JTS; BRIAN L SALEM; BRICA DELORIS
QUALLS; BROWN FUNERAL SERVICE INC; BROWNLIE FAMILY LVG TST DTD
3/15/2007 MARGARET J BROWNLIE TRUSTEE; BRYAN KEVIN BYRD; BURRELL
MATTHEWS; C&C HARDWARE INC; CAMELLIA WASHBURN; CANAAN RESOURCES
LLC; CANDISE SCRUGGS; CARL E NAIL AND KELLEY D NAIL JTWROS; CAROL ANN
WILSON; CAROLE BRADY DUPORT; CAROLYN ANN REED; CAROLYN BOWERMAN
BAYS; CAROLYN JOYCE YOUNG; CAROLYN WATSON REVOCABLE TRUST
CAROLYN WATSON TRUSTEE; CAROLYNN SUE WILLIAMS-RUDER; CEK
INVESTMENTS LLC; CHAD JULIAN RICHARDS; CHARLENE HOLDER; CHARLES
FREDERICK LARECY; CHARLES WAYNE BULLOCK; CHARLOTTE JAHREE
STANDRIDGE; CHERIE BELL; CHESAPEAKE EXPLORATION LLC; CHICKASAW
LIBRARY SYSTEM; CHOCTAW NATION OF OKLAHOMA C/O WAYNE WYLIE; CHRIS
HARRISON; CHRISTINE Z NARUM; CHRISTOPHER M CLYMER; CHRISTOPHER S
TALLEY & LISA L TALLEY JTS; CHRISTY BELL; CINDY TAYLOR AND JIMMY REEDER;
CIRRUS MINERALS LLC; CITY OF COALGATE; CITY OF COALGATE HOUSING
AUTHORITY; CLARA MILLER; CLAUDEAN GRAVES LIFE ESTATE; CLEO L SALLEE;
CLIFFORD RAY HEARD JR; COAL COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL; COAL COUNTY
REALTY LLC; COAL COUNTY SOIL CONSERVATION DISTRICT 19; COALGATE
CHURCH OF CHRIST; COALGATE PUBLIC SCHOOLS DISTRICK I-1; COASTAL
MANAGEMENT TRUST; COBRA PETROLEUM COMPANY; COMMISSIONERS OF
THE LAND OFFICE STATE OF OKLAHOMA; CONNIE MORRIS; CONNIE MORRIS
FAMILY TRUST CONNIE MORRIS TRUSTEE; CONNIE RONALD GRANGER; CONNIE
WILSON AND VERN WILSON; COOK FAMILY MINERAL INVESTMENT COMPANY
LLC VESTAL COOK AND LOIS COOK MANAGERS; COSMO INVESTMENTS LLC;
COURTNEY NICOLE BELL, A MINOR DEBRA KAY BELL, GUARDIAN; CYNTHIA K
CORNELIUS; CYNTHIA MICHELLE WARD; DALLAS HANK HOWE; DAN MORDHORST
REVOCABLE TRUST DAN MORDHORST TRUSTEE; DANA LEE LONG; DANIEL
ARTHUR COFFEE JT; DANNY BAKER & REGINA BAKER JTS; DANNY JOE CAGLE;
DARLENE BRICE; DARLENE BRICE & PHILLIP GUINN JTS; DARR INVESTMENTS
LLC; DARRELL EUGENE TARRON; DAVID A ROBERSON II; DAVID ALLEN GWINN;
DAVID C KIEL; DAVID EMIL WYATT MD; DAVID H MURDOCK DBA INTERNATIONAL
MINING CO; DAVID J WARD & ELLA MAE WARD JTS; DAVID LYNN MULLINS; DAVID
SHORES & CHERI LYNN SHORES JTS; DAVID W POTTS; DAVID WRIGHT & CLOYE
DENE LACY FAM TRST DANN NAYLOR RIFAI & DAVID LACY SUCC TTEES; DAVIS
HUDSON; DAWN MARIE MILES; DEARL INGRAM; DEBBIE C BARNHILL; DEBORAH
E HUTCHINS GST TRUST C/O DEBORAH E HUTCHINS; DEBORAH K POWELL &
TAMMY DALYNN POWELL JTS; DEBORAH KATHRYN KELSOE ESTATE C/O BETTY
KELSOE; DEBRA KREBS; DEBRA L SOUTHERN; DEE ANNA WELSHANS; DELBERT
INMAN; DELBERT INMAN & MARK INMAN & TOM INMAN& ANDREW INMAN &
JAMES INMAN JTS C/O JAMES INMAN; DELILAH PEBWORTH; DELMER C WOOD;
DELORES FRANCES WILSON C/O CHERILYN KAY DILLON AIF; DENNIS P HOLDER;
DEON C MILLER; DEWARD L STRONG &/OR KIMBERLE J STRONG JTS; DIANE L
PARKS; DICK WOOD AND BARBARA WOOD JTS; DOLLY D NICKELL; DON CLAPP;
DON LEWIS AND DONNA LEWIS JTS; DONALD BURNS; DONALD E DAVIS; DONALD
E MILSTEN; DONALD MCKEEN & TINA MCKEEN JTS; DONALD R STANBERRY &
TOMMIE G STANBERRY JTS; DONNA L BELLER; DONNA L MINER; DONNA MADDEN;
DONNIE SHORES; DORIS M WERNER ESTATE; DOROTHA HICKS; DORTHA MARIE
PENDLEY; DOYLE L PATTON JR; DSCM INC; DUSTIN BELL; DUYEN T LE; DWAYNE
MILES & LAVERNA MILES JTS; EDDINGS FAMILY MINERAL INVESTMENT COMPANY
LLC; EDITH L BARRITT; EDITH WEITZ; EDNA SHERMAN LEWIS; EFFIE JO CARSON
OR WYLIE CARSON; ELAINE WHITT; ELIZABETH CRIM HOLMES REV TRUST
5/24/99 ELIZABETH C HOLMES TRUSTEE; ELIZABETH SPITZER RENE SPITZER
AND RICHARD L SPITZER POA; ELMER GUINN; ELODIA RODRIGUEZ; ELOISE
KRAHN LIFE ESTATE; ELSIE RUMLEY; ELVIS LOYD HAMMERSLEY; EMMA REGINA
HENDRIX; ENA FULLER ESTATE C/O BETTIE LEE LEVINGSTON AIF; EQUITY TRUST
COMPANY CUSTODIAN F/B/O OSCAR OLIN HAZEN IRA; EQUITY TRUST COMPANY
CUSTODIAN F/B/O LISA KELLY IRA; ERNEST P FANNING & PEGGY L FANNING JTS;
ERNEST WAYNE SMITH; ERNESTINE OSCAR C/O HARRY OSCAR JR; ERYN MARIE
HOUSINGER; ETTIE V MIDKIFF ESTATE SHEILA KAY MCNUTT & LOETTA DARLENE
CAGLE& RICKIE LAVERN MIDKIFF PERS REPS; EVA J LAYTON; EVA JUANITA
SHORES WALTER D SHORES POA; EVELYN E BURNS LIVING TRUST EVELYN E
BURNS TRUSTEE; FAIRLESS FAMILY REVOCABLE TRUST HARLEN W FAIRLESS &
LILA J FAIRLESS TTEE; FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH; FIRST UNITED METHODIST
CHURCH; FLEISCHAKER MINERAL COMPANY; FLORENCE JUANITA HUDSON
IRREVOC LVG TRST MARIANNE HUDSON DEMOSS TRUSTEE; FLOYD J GLOVER
& ROBYN L PULVER JTS; FLOYD PAUL HINES & NADINE C HINES REVOC LIVING
TRUST; FRANCES ANN PARESA; FRANCES CELIA SCHIMMEL LIFE ESTATE;
FRANCES E STRUNK REVOCABLE TRUST; FRANK H QUINN; FRANK JOHN MERLE;
FRANK ROEBUCK; FRED BOWERMAN & TISHA LOU BOWERMAN JTS; FREEMAN
JOE BAKER; FRIEDA RAE SCHUMAN DANIEL P SCHUMAN AND MARC SCHUMAN
POA; FRIENDLY MINI STORAGE LLC; GARY D WILSON; GARY D WILSON & LINDA
S WILSON JTS; GARY L RIDLEY; GARY W FLOWERS & BRENDA JOANN FLOWERS
JTS; GAYLE M POTHOFF GAYLE COX AKA; GAYLIN CHILDERS; GENEVA L
WESTBROOK; GENEVA N ALLERDING; GEORGE E REED & CAROL E REED JTS;
GEORGE HALL; GEORGE W CHANEY & RICKY GLENN CHANEY & GENEVA LOUISE
CHANEY JTS; GERALD CARL GUINN; GINGER MENDENHALL; GLENN D GLASS &
VANESSA A GLASS JTS; GLENN SCOTT WEITZ; GLORIA WILLIAMS; GO YE VILLAGE
INC ATTN RUBY REBHORN; GORE EXPLORATION LLC; GREGORY DAVID PETERS;
GUY L STRUNK; H D CAGLE JR; HAMMACK ROCKET PROPERTIES LLC; HANS P
RUDER ESTATE PIXIE MARIE SCHNEIDER PERS REP; HAPPY L DELSIGNE;
HAROLD A AND TERESA L HAMILL 2009 REVOCABLE FAMILY TRUST HAROLD
HAMILL III OR TERESA L HAMILL TTE; HAROLD GARNETT; HARRY AND NOLA
GRACE PTASYNSKI JOINT LIVING TRUST; HARRY E FARRIS & CHERIE A FARRIS &
JUSTIN FARRIS & MONACA FARRIS JTS; HARRY E FARRIS & CHERIE A FARRIS
JTS; HARRY OSCAR JR; HAZEL GLASCO; HEIDI LYNETTE NARUM HYATT; HELEN
C HICKMAN; HELEN KAY ALLEN; HENRY NICK LOLLI & SHERENE LOLLI JTS;
HERSCHEL LEE WEATHERS & ROBERTA JOYCE WEATHERS JTS; HOMER JAMES
GUINN & MARY F GUINN LVG TST MARY F GUINN TRUSTEE C/O ROLANDA
LADNER; HOWARD A FOSTER SR; HOWARD FOSTER JR; HUGH WILLIAM BARNETT;
HUNT OIL COMPANY; IMOGENE MOWDY; IRIS SCOTT; IRLAN WILSON & BETTY
WILSON JTS; ISABEL C MARTIN TRUST MARILYN M MARK & ROBERT V LEWIS COTTEES; J AND M INVESTMENT COMPANY; J D SMITH JR; J R LANCASTER; J2
INVESTMENTS LLC DENNIS ROOSSIEN, RECEIVER; JACK & ANNA JEAN KEY
FAMILY TRUST; JACK E BRYANT & KATHY J BRYANT JTS; JAHREE STANDRIDGE
REV LIVING TRUST; JAMALYN HOBGOOD C/O NANCY HOBGOOD; JAMES B
POTHOFF AND PAMELA L POTHOFF JTS; JAMES BARNETT III; JAMES BARNETT
JR; JAMES BRUNO MAYER MICHAEL PATRICK MAYER GUARDIAN; JAMES E
ECLAIR JR; JAMES E MARTIN JT; JAMES EDWARD COX; JAMES ERIC OWENS JAY
OWENS SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE; JAMES F SHERMAN; JAMES FARRIS; JAMES JAY
PASQUALI; JAMES JAY PASQUALI & JOE PASQUALI III; JAMES M FRAZIER & VICKI
A FRAZIER JTWROS; JAMES O PRICE & BETTE L PRICE JTS; JAMES PAUL PATTON;
JAMES R THOMPSON; JAMES SOUTHERN & LISA SOUTHERN JTS; JAMIE ECLAIR
MCGAUGH; JAMIE MARIE O’SHIELDS; JAMIE PEARSON BRASSETT; JANA DUNCAN;
JANE ANDREA BYRD; JANE BROWN; JANE JOHNSON; JANETTE M AND J ROBERT
SCOTT; JASON E DUNCAN; JASON ECLAIR; JAY C FAUDREE AND MARY D
FAUDREE JTS; JAY OWENS; JEAN GARDNER; JEAN WILSON; JEANNE SCHWARZ
GILBERT; JEFFERY ECLAIR; JEFFREY B HOLDER; JERRY AND FLORA SMITH
LIVING TRUST; JERRY D CHAMBERS; JERRY HALL; JERRY HOLLAND AND
GEORGIA HOLLAND JTS; JERRY K WILLIAMS; JERRY LEE MADDEN; JERRY WAYNE
SPEER REV LIVING TRUST JERRY WAYNE SPEER TRUSTEE; JESSIE BREGER;
JESSIE ZACHARY; JIMMY L GIRTEN & LISA B GIRTEN JTS; JIMMY L LAMBERT &
MONICA H LAMBERT JTS; JJWA LLC; JO ANN BINNS; JOANN PAYNE; JOE D BILLS
& KAY L BILLS JTS; JOE D WARD & RACHAEL WARD; JOE M HOWELL; JOE MICHAEL
HOWELL & BRENDA KAY HOWELL JTS; JOE MUNIZ & GLORIA MUNIZ JTS; JOE
PASQUALI FAMILY LLC; JOELLEN MCKAIN DOOLEY; JOHN ALLEN DANIEL & CINDY
E DANIEL JTS; JOHN ANTHONY COFFEE JT; JOHN B BARRITT III; JOHN B PHILLIPS
ESTATE; JOHN BERNARD BLUA & JUDITH ANN BLUA JTS; JOHN CARL HILL; JOHN
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D MUSELMANN; JOHN DAVID WYATT & SHELIA DARLENE WYATT JTS; JOHN E
WELLINGTON; JOHN HEARD; JOHN HUDSON; JOHN ROBERT BYRD; JOHN S
HICKMAN & BRENDA G HICKMAN JTS; JOHN STEWART & SUSAN STEWART JTS;
JOHN W WARD & LOWANN J WARD JTS; JOHN WALLACE & JUDY WALLACE JTS;
JOHNA W LOGAN; JOHNNY TYLER GRAVES; JON ERIC NARUM; JONATHAN
HAUPT; JONES ENERGY HOLDINGS LLC JONES ENERGY LTD; JOSEPH W
AVANZINI & PHYLLIS A AVANZINI JTS; JOYCE PARKS TOMLINSON; JUDY C FRANKS;
JUDY KAREN ROBINSON; JUDY NICHOLS; JUSTIN MCKINNEY JT; KAREN D
WILSON; KAREN LYNN BYRD; KARL MILLER C/O CLARA MILLER; KATHLEEN D
IRWIN JT; KATHLEEN FLECK; KATHREN J BAKER; KATHRYN LYNN VILLINES;
KATHRYN V DAVIS; KATHY MILLER TAYLOR; KAY COX; KAYLA NARUM; KELLY
MCGOWENS; KENNETH L BEAM & JEANNINE BEAM JTS; KENNETH L DAVIS;
KENNETH L KEELER & JOCELYN A KEELER JTS; KENNETH MILLER; KENNETH
TAYLOR & DEBORAH TAYLOR JTS; KENNETH WOODS; KERI ALEXANDER; KEVIN
GUINN; KEVIN HANEY & KRISENDA HANEY JTS; KEVIN SATTERLY & LAWANNA
SATTERLY JTS; KEVIN WOOD; KIM CRASE; KIM WAYNE BYRD; KIMBERLY COOPER;
KIMBERLY JOHNSON; KIMBERLY MILLER; KIT V CARKER; KRISTOPHER DALE
SIMONSON; LACY HUDSON; LADONNA WALLIS; LAGEAN LEVAR; LAKE OIL
COMPANY; LANCEON HOBGOOD C/O NANCY HOBGOOD; LARRY B BOWERMAN &
NANCY V BOWERMAN JTS; LARRY B POPE; LARRY B POPE & JANET E POPE JTS;
LARRY B POPE & JUSTIN W POPE JTS; LARRY COMETTI; LARRY D ORR & LINDA
DALE ORR HWJT; LARRY DEAN MCCAULEY; LARRY EAVES & DEBRA J EAVES JTS;
LARRY J COMETTI & BONNY COMETTI JTS; LARRY P HILL; LARRY SCOTT AYRES
& KIMBERLY KAY AYRES JTS; LAURA JEAN KERSHAW TRUST LAURA JEAN
KERSHAW TRUSTEE; LAURA LEA MAXWELL; LAURINE VEGHER; LAVERN
CARROLL; LAVETTA A REED ESTATE C/O DON REED; LAW OFFICES OF TRAE
GRAY PLLC MICHAEL S & SUZANNA GLASCO; LEAF D SALEM; LEAH G KUTEN;
LEE N JACKSON & DEANN A JACKSON JTS; LENA MARGARET GLICK; LEON
DAWES & SHAUN R DAWES JTS; LEON LANOY & MARY PAULINE LANOY; LEON
MCCOY & SUE MCCOY; LEONA PASQUALI; LESLIE BATTLES; LESLIE RAY
MCCURRY BONNIE LEMONS POA; LETHA FULLBRIGHT & RHONDA MCCOLLUM
JTS; LILLIAN O BURNS; LINDA JEAN SIZEMORE; LINDA KAY NONNAST; LINDA L
STANDRIDGE; LINDA WEST; LISA M HOWE HART; LLOYD BRENT PALMER &
ASHLEE ANN PALMER JTWROS; LOIS DIANE HAMPTON; LOIS KIME PETERS; LOIS
MARIE CLAYTON ESTATE C/O STEPHEN HILL; LOIS MARIE SLATER ESTATE C/O
ZACHARY SLATER; LOLA SMITH; LOLITA SIMON; LONNIE SIMS; LORETTA JEAN
BRADLEY; LORI D WARREN; LOU E HATCHETT; LOUIS B SANDMANN; LOUIS
GROSSMAN ESTATE C/O GAIL GIDNEY; LOWANN J WARD TRUST JOHN W WARD
SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE; LUCKY PAIR LLC; LYDIA KAY BLUNCK; LYNETTE DALTON;
MAE FRANCES MCREE; MALCOLM MILSTEN TRUST JOSEPH JANKOWSKY
TRUSTEE C/O MALCOLM MILSTEN CPA; MAP0304 AN OKLAHOMA GP C/O MINERAL
ACQUISITION PARTNERS INC; MARCIA C SALEM; MARGARET ANN SMITH;
MARGARET M AKEY & JAMES F AKEY JTS; MARGARET MARY BARTON; MARGARET
MILLER ESTATE; MARGARET SCHIFF MADIGAN; MARGARET SHERMAN ESTATE;
MARGIE SUE KUTCH; MARIA L LANG; MARIAN ELLEN EVANS; MARIE TUCK ESTATE
C/O DEAN TUCK; MARION LEROY & EMMA FAE MADDEN JTS; MARK AUSTIN
BYRD; MARK HEARD; MARLA JANELL WELLINGTON; MARSHA M KNIGHT; MARTHA
JANE ASHTON VANDERVEER ESTATE; MARTI K SPEARS; MARVIN TARRON JR;
MARY A RILEY; MARY ALICE BURNS; MARY C HOLT; MARY E KERSHAW TRUST
MARY E KERSHAW TRUSTEE; MARY F EDDINGS; MARY FRANCES DUNLAP; MARY
JANE CARSON GST TRUST C/O MARY JANE CARSON; MARY JANE KIME MCMAHAN
C/O JAMIE ADLER; MARY JO JOHNSON; MARY JO MASSIE; MARY LEE DAWLEY;
MARY LYNN OTT-CLEM; MARY MANNON; MARY SUE LEISTER; MARY WHATLEY;
MATTHEW PARKER & MARJORIE PARKER JTS; MATTHEW W PALMER & MARLENA
M PALMER JTS; MAXINE HOLLIS; MAXINE TIDWELL; MAXINE TURNER; MAYER
INVESTMENT COMPANY LLC LANA WYCHE MANAGER; MCCAIL SMITH; MCENTIRE
JOINT REVOCABLE TRUST KENNETH T MCENTIRE TRUSTEE; MELANIE K REEVES;
MELISSA CARKER HOLLINGSWORTH; MELISSA SHAW; MERGIE L BERGMAN;
META KAY MILLIGAN; MICHAEL ANDREW PRICE; MICHAEL C HEFLEY & VICKI L
HEFLEY JTS; MICHAEL DOUGLAS ELKINS & DEBBIE RAE ELKINS JTS; MICHAEL
FOSTER; MICHAEL J PATTON; MICHAEL J WEEKS REV TRUST MICHAEL J WEEKS
TRUSTEE; MICHAEL MAYER; MICHAEL RAY JONES JR; MICHAEL T TALBOT;
MICHELEE DIXON; MICHELEE TRAYLOR GIBSON; MICHELLE BARNETT; MINERALS
MANAGEMENT SERVICE ROYALTY MANAGEMENT PROGRAM; MINNIE OWENS
ESTATE C/O VINCENT BERATTO; MINTA EDDINGS NICHOLS & JAMES NICHOLS
JTS; MIRIAM G OSCAR ESTATE C/O HARRY OSCAR JR; MISSIONARY BAPTIST
CHURCH OF COALGATE OKLAHOMA ATTN JAMES STEPHENS; MITCHELL
ROYALTY A LP; MYRNA M PIAZZI; NADINE MOWDY; NADINE SHAW; NEAOMA
BOWERMAN BARNES & BILL BARNES JTS; NINA L JOHNSTON; NITA VON
ROCHELLE; NOAH LEE BURRIS AND KAREN SUE BURRIS JTS; NORMA C CORSINI
LIVING TRUST NORMA C CORSINI TRUSTEE; NORMA JEAN HOLLINGSWORTH;
NORMA JEAN MCFARLAND; NORVIN LALE ROBSON; NOTTING HILL PROPERTIES
LLC; ODELL ARMSTRONG; ODIS E SHIPMAN; OKLAHOMA CONFERENCE
CORPORATION OF SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS; OKLAHOMA CONFERENCE
CORPORATION OF SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS IN TRUST; OLEN BRIDGES & IOLA
BRIDGES JTS; OLGA KATHRYN MCKAIN DARGEL C/O DORIS MCKAIN; ONTARIO C
MILLER; OPAL L JORDAN & JEFFREY WAYNE JORDAN JTS; ORBIN BOWERMAN &
LINDA BOWERMAN JTS; ORVILLE DUNCAN & KANZADAH DUNCAN JTS; OSCAR B
ENGLISH; OSCAR CANNON; OTHELLO H MILLER JR; PAMELA NADINE DRAKE;
PARKER FAMILY TRUST U/T/A DTD 1/14/2008 MARION CHARLES PARKER &
MURIEL ANN PARKER CO-TRUSTEES; PASCHALL PROPERTIES INC; PASQUALI
INVESTMENTS LLC; PAT COLEMAN; PATRICIA ANN INGRAM; PATRICIA DARLENE
SMITH; PATRICIA GOW BANTA; PATRICIA WITHERSPOON ESTATE C/O BOB
WITHERSPOON; PATRICK H QUINN; PATRICK JOHN BYRD; PATSY A BROWN;
PATSY BROWN & FRANCES BROWN JTS; PATTY COFFMAN; PATTY KNICKLE;
PAUL DAN DROKE JR; PAUL LLOYD JAMES & FRANK GENE HUMPHREY JTS; PAUL
SPEARS & TWALA L JOHNSON, JTS; PAUL W SANDMANN TRUST C/O TIM
SANDMANN; PAULA CAROL EVANS ZOLLER; PAULINE E MAYER REVOCABLE
TRUST PAUL DAN DROKE JR SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE; PAULINE HOLMAN; PAULINE
LINDLY; PEGGY L DUNN; PEGGY S RISHTON; PEGGY STENSKE; PENTECOSTAL
HOLINESS CHURCH; PERRY C CHANCEY; PETROQUEST ENERGY LLC; PHILIP S
BROWN; PHILLIP E RIESEN JR; PHILLIP E WILKINSON & NATALIE WILKINSON JTS;
PHILLIP GUINN; PIEDRA MINERALS LLC; PLATINUM RESOURCES LLC;
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH FOUNDATION OF THE DIOCESE OF
OKLAHOMA; R SCOTT AND ANNE W RICHEY JT; RACHEL HAUPT LOWE; RAGAN
PETROLEUM INC; RALPH N HAMERSLEY ESTATE C/O JOANN PLAXCO; RANDY &
DONNA ROBSON, JTS; RANDY ELKINS; RANDY LYNN HECK; RANDY ROBSON;
RANDY STEEL & DIANA G STEEL JTS; RANJIT K DHESI LLC C/O NOEL POWELL &
BONNIE POWELL; RAY CHARLES JORDAN & DOTTIE A JORDAN JTS; RAY INGRAM
AND MAXINE INGRAM JTS; RAYMOND C CHAMBERS; RAYMOND DOYLE TARRON;
RAYMOND HOWARD MADDEN; RAYMOND MULLINS ESTATE; REBECCA ANN
STARR; REGINA M HORTON; RENA CAROLYN MURPHY KOPPELMAN; RETHA B
SANDERS; RHEA S WILSON; RICHARD BRUCE COX JR; RICHARD D CHILDERS &
DEBRA K CHILDERS; RICHARD E SHAPIRO & HARRIET SHAPIRO JTS; RICHARD F
NELSON & VADA M NELSON JTS; RICHARD J HELTON & MARY ELIZABETH HELTON
JTS; RICHARD MILSTEN TRUST JOSEPH JANKOWSKY TRUSTEE C/O MALCOLM
MILSTEN CPA; RICK HEINZE AND LINDA HEINZE JTS; RICKY EDWARD CLEM &
TINA L CLEM JTS; RILEY L TOWNSEND & KAREN D JONES JTS; RILEY TOWNSEND
& GARY TOWNSEND JTS; RIO LEE EVANS; ROBERT B MILSTEN TRUST JOSEPH
JANKOWSKY TRUSTEE C/O MALCOLM MILSTEN CPA; ROBERT B STRUNK 1997
REVOCABLE TRUST ROBERT B STRUNK & FRANCES E STRUNK TTEES; ROBERT
BROWNLIE; ROBERT CHARLES SHERIDAN; ROBERT CHARLES SMITH; ROBERT
D COOK; ROBERT EDWARD COX; ROBERT LOUIS HARDAGE; ROBERT SCHIFF;
ROBERT W MOORE; ROBERTA L MOWDY; ROCKET OIL & GAS COMPANY LTD
PARTNERSHIP; ROGER D HEDGECOCK; ROGER SULLENGER & VICKIE
SULLENGER JTS; ROGER WAYNE HAMILTON & SALLY HAMILTON JTS; ROLAND L
COOPER & PATRICIA A COOPER JTS; ROLANDA LADNER & JOHN LADNER JTS;
RONALD HAUPT; RONDA ELDRIDGE; RONNIE L ROBINSON & SHARON K
ROBINSON JTS; RONNIE WASHBURN & REBECCA WASHBURN JTS; ROSALIA
KELSOE; ROSE HILLHOUSE ESTATE C/O LINDA DIXON; ROSE MARIE THORNHILL
& TANYA MARIE THORNHILL JTS; ROSS A VITEK; ROSS NERENBERG; ROY
RICHARD HAMERSLEY; RUBY CARWILE REVOCABLE TRUST RUBY CARWILE
TRUSTEE; RUBY COLE; RUEDY FAMILY TRUST ROY C RUEDY & SHIRLEE F RUEDY
TRUSTEES; RUSS E WEITZ; RUTH ANN WILLIAMS & MICHAEL JOHN WILLIAMS
JTS; RUTH ISHMAEL; S RENEE ROSANELLI; SALLY A MASSEY; SAMUEL J ENGLISH
JR; SANDRA K PETERS; SANDRA SHEARER; SANDY VALDES CARRIE SANDY
VALDES AKA; SARAH DELIA POWELL ESTATE LAVERNA L MILES PERS REP;
SARAH VOGEL FAMILY TRUST ANITA WEBBER TRUSTEE; SARI J BROWN; SCOPE
EXPLORATION INC; SEKANI EXPLORATION LLC; SHAMROCK BANK NA; SHARON
LEE SIMS BARDIN; SHARON MOWDY; SHAWN D HAMILL; SHERRY LUANN
SILVERSTEIN ALPERT; SHERRY RUTH LANCASTER; SHIRLEY ANN GREGORY;
SHIRLEY HOWELL BAKER; SIDNEY V BRIDGES; SINCLAIR OIL & GAS COMPANY;
SMACK DAB LTD; SOUTHWEST PETROLEUM COMPANY LP; SOUTHWESTERN
BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY; ST PETERS EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF COALGATE
OKLAHOMA; STANLEY H SINGER REV TRUST DTD 3/19/88 STANLEY H SINGER
TRUSTEE; STELLA SUE SMITH; STEPHEN DOUGLAS MURPHY; STEPHEN J
PETERS; STEVEN LYNCH AND BERTHA LYNCH JTS; STEVEN M SANDMANN;
STEVEN WAYNE LEE; STUART RONALD; SUMMER BELL; SUPERSTITION
MOUNTAIN RESOURCES LLC; SUSAN ANN SANDMANN EDDINGS; SUSAN ANN
SANDMANN EDDINGS & STEVEN MAX SANDMANN JTS; SUSAN F HAMER; SUSAN
G SALLEE & E SHANE SALLEE JTS; SUSAN GARNETT; SUSAN MILLER; SUSAN
PEARSON DUNCAN; SUZAN G COX; SUZANNE MCKAIN GREEN; SUZANNE
PARELMAN; SYLVIA DOYLENE HODGES; SYLVIA G MAYER; TED WAYNE
HARTSFIELD & BETTY MAE HARTSFIELD JTS; TERESA CLEMENTS; TERRI
POWELL; TERRY ANN RICE & STEPHEN W RICE JTS; TERRY BRYANT REID; TERRY
GLEN VICK; TERRY L MCCREARY; TERRY MARIE KOEN MILLER; TETON
PROPERTIES LLC; TEXOK LLC; THELMA L PUGH; THOMAS DELL MAYER; THOMAS
R BARNETT & GAY BARNETT JTS; THOMAS V DWIGGINS JT; THOMAS WALLACE
BYRD; THREE M OIL COMPANY; TIMOTHY C CULPEPPER; TIMOTHY D UNDERWOOD
& CONNIE G UNDERWOOD JTS; TIMOTHY GUINN; TIMOTHY HEFLEY; TINA ELAINE
CUSEY & TERRY JAMES CUSEY JTS; TITAN STC LLC; TOM NICKELL; TOMI LEE
PALMER JT; TOMMIE JEAN FARLEY; TOMMIE ROGERS; TOMMY G CORSINI &
PATTY G CORSINI JTS; TOMMY WILLIAMS ESTATE C/O ANTHONY WILLIAMS;
TRACIE HEATHCOCK; TRAVIS COLE; TRAVIS STANBERRY & KRISTI STANBERRY
JTS; TRENA JONES; TROY E SHIPMAN & ANGELA M SHIPMAN JTS; TRUSTEES OF
THE COALGATE ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH C/O ARLENE RINGELS TRUSTEE;
TRUSTEES OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF COALGATE OKLAHOMA C/O
JUNE BURNS TREASURER; UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD CO FARMERS NATIONAL
CO AGENT 1301041; UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE ATTN ASSET MANAGEMENT;
VADA M NELSON JT; VALERIE L HOLT & MARY HOLT & DAVID HOLT JTWROS;
VANGUARD PERMIAN LLC; VESTER L GUINN & LEOTA GUINN H&W JT LIFE
ESTATE; VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS LAVERN COLLINS POST NO 1198 ATTN
CHARLIE SPEARS; VICKI JO MCKAIN CASE; VICKI LOU COPE; VICKI MASSIE
VAUGHN; VICKY SALMON JT; VICTOR L BEY; VINCENT HANEY; VINCENT HANEY &
STEPHANIE HANEY; VINSON ROYALTIES LP; VIRGIL OTT & VINCENT O OTT &
LADONNA OTT JTS; VIRGINIA PETERS
HACKER; VIVIAN PASQUALI REV LIV
TRUST GL STRUNK AND V LEE CO
TRUSTEES; VOGEL OIL INTERESTS
LTD; VONCELL CARKER; WALTER A
NICHOLS & PRISCILLA NICHOLS JTS;
WANDA
ASHLOCK;
WANDA
L
UTTERBACK; WANDA LEE RUTH;
WANDA TOLSON; WAYLON MCKINNEY
JT; WAYMOND D MASSIE & MARY JO
MASSIE HW TIC; WENDY NARUM
HART; WILLIAM ALBERT NARUM
ESTATE; WILLIAM C SCOTT & AUDELIA
G SCOTT JTS; WOODROW G STROOPE
& SHIRLEY MERCHANT JTS; W-W
ENTERPRISE; WYOMING PROPERTY
INVESTMENTS;
ZIP
SALES
&
CHEMICAL CO INC; ZOLA F HENSON;
BEVERLY ARMSTRONG DE ROCCO;
CAROL ELIZABETH CASS; ERIC
ARMSTRONG; LORELEI RIESEN SPEE;
PATTI ANN LECRON; VITTORIA
ARMSTRONG DE ROCCO; BARBARA
JEAN BROOKS; BILL DOBSON ESTATE;
CAROLYN BIEN; CELIA ZWEIGEL;
DORIS S RICHARDS; H M SHIRLEY
ESTATE; KIM BENEVIDES; L A MARRS;
LOUIS SAMUELS ESTATE; LULA
FRAZIER MILLER; PATRICIA A MILLER;
ROBERT W MAGUIRE; and all persons if
living or if deceased, their known and
unknown successors and all corporations
existing, and if dissolved, its known and
unknown successors and all persons
having an interest in the lands covered
hereby, particularly in Coal County,
Oklahoma.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Applicant in this cause is requesting that
the Commission enter an order to be
effective as of the date of the execution
thereof or follows:
Approving a multiunit horizontal well
in the 640-acre drilling and spacing units
formed for the Caney and Woodford
separate common sources of supply in
Sections 14 and 23, Township 1 North,
Range 10 East, Coal County, Oklahoma
so as to allow such multiunit horizontal
well to be drilled as described below
and to be completed in and to produce
hydrocarbons from the above-named
separate common sources of supply
and establishing of a proper allocation
factor for allocating the cost of and the
production and proceeds from such
multiunit horizontal well to each of the
affected units covered hereby.
Granting such other and further
relief as may be proper based upon
the evidence presented at the hearing
herein. The legal descriptions of the
land sections adjacent to the area within
which the location exception lies are
Sections 12, 11, 10, 15, 22, 27, 26, 25,
24 and 13, Township 1 North, Range 10
East, Coal County, Oklahoma. Applicant
further requests that Applicant or some
other party be authorized the right to drill
said well, Applicant further requests that
it be permitted to produce said well at
said location from all common sources
of supply covered hereby without any
downward allowable adjustment.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN THAT
Applicant is proposing to drill the multiunit
horizontal well involved herein at the
following location:
SURFACE HOLE LOCATION: NO
CLOSER THAN 250 FEET FROM THE
SOUTH LINE AND NO CLOSER THAN
2,420 FEET FROM THE WEST LINE OF
SECTION 11, TOWNSHIP 1 NORTH,
RANGE 10 EAST, COAL COUNTY,
OKLAHOMA
AT
SECTION
14
COMPLETION
INTERVAL:
THE
PROPOSED
LOCATION OF THE END POINTS OF
THE COMPLETION INTERVAL WILL BE
NO CLOSER THAN 0 FEET FROM THE
165 FEET FROM THE NORTH LINE
AND NO CLOSER THAN 1,980 FEET
FROM THE WEST LINE OF SECTION
14, TOWNSHIP 1 NORTH, RANGE 10
EAST, COAL COUNTY, OKLAHOMA
AT
SECTION
23
COMPLETION
INTERVAL:
THE
PROPOSED
NORTH LINE AND NO CLOSER THAN
165 FEET FROM THE SOUTH LINE
FROM THE WEST LINE OF SECTION
EAST, COAL COUNTY, OKLAHOMA
The entire length of the lateral will be
cemented such that the perforations will
be isolated from the beginning and end
point of the lateral in order to protect the
correlative rights of the offset units.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
this cause will be heard before an
Administrative Law Judge on the Initial
Hearing Docket at the Corporation
Commission, Eastern Regional Office,
440 S. Houston, Suite 114, Tulsa,
Oklahoma 74127 at 8:30 a.m. on the 29th
day of October, 2013 and that this Notice
be published as required by law and the
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that in
the event this cause is uncontested, the
Applicant, its representatives, witnesses
and other proponents of the Applicant
may appear and testify by telephone. The
cost of telephonic communication shall be
paid by the person or persons requesting
its use. Interested parties who wish to
participate by telephone shall contact the
Applicant or Applicant’s attorney, prior to
the hearing date, and provide their name
and phone number.
all interested persons may appear and
be heard. For information concerning
this action, contact Casey Nichols, SM
Energy Company, 6120 South Yale, Suite
1300, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74136, 918/4887600 or Ron M. Barnes, CRUTCHMER
& BARNES, P.L.L.C., 1648 S. Boston
Ave., Ste. 100, Tulsa, Oklahoma, 74119,
918/382-8686.
CORPORATION COMMISSION OF
OKLAHOMA
S)PATRICE DOUGLAS
Chairman
S)BOB ANTHONY
Vice Chairman
S)DANA L. MURPHY
Commissioner
DONE AND PERFORMED this 7th day
of October, 2013.
S)PEGGY MITCHELL
Secretary
Conservation District
Hosts Outdoor Classroom
Candice Smith and Mindy
Bray, Southeastern Oklahoma
State University – Common
species identifications in Oklahoma.
Terry Dupree, Rip Lance and
Aaron Hase, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service – Archery safety. Toni McCornack and Travis
Massicotte, New Image Dairy,
Tushka – Dairy goats.
Carl Woods, Natural Resource Conservation Service –
Spoke to the students about the
many different layers of soil.
Dr. Doug Weirick, ECU Environmental Health Science Department – Demonstrations of OUTDOOR CLASSROOM — Kids always find the OSU Extension Service stream trailer
alternative energy sources such fascinating. Above, Tupelo fifth graders watch as Casey Russell demonstrates how streams and
rivers are formed by floodwaters.
as solar and wind.
John Fugate and Billy
Reeves, Oklahoma Forestry Service - Talked to the kids about
fire dangers and the process the
Forestry Service goes through
to fight forest fires.
The 2013 Outdoor Classroom was a big success and a
great learning experience for the
students, said Melissa Williams,
Coal County Conservation District secretary and event coordinator.
“This is my sixth year doing
the Outdoor Classroom for our
Coal County Schools, and every
year it is a wonderful experience for not only the students
but also the teachers,” Williams
said. “Everyone enjoys an educational field trip in the form of
classrooms outdoors. I want to
thank all the exhibitors and ev- OUTDOOR CLASSROOM – Coal County fourth and fifth grade students attending the Soil
eryone who helped put the event Conservation Outdoor Classroom learned about mammals of Oklahoma from Dustin Schreibvogel
Continued from Front Page
together.”
(foreground) and Cody Morris of Oklahoma State University. Students shown above are Cottonwood
Registration at the park be fifth graders.
gins Saturday at 7:00 a.m. and
closes at 9:30 a.m. Judging
starts at 10:00, followed by an
awards presentation at 3:00. The 2013 Junior Miss Fenders and Flames and Miss Fenders and Flames will be crowned
during the awards presentation.
A street cruise through downtown Coalgate for those wanting
to participate will conclude the
show.
The Coalgate Fire Department invites everyone to come
to the show. There is no charge.
There will be DJ music, drawings, and concessions on Saturday. There will also be a food
vendor and a booth specializing
in personalized license plates, tshirts, and vehicle decals.
Vendors who would like to
set up on Saturday are welcome
to do so. Call the Coalgate Fire
Department at (580)-927-3913.
This is a family event — no
alcohol or controlled substances
allowed.
For more information about
the show, please contact the
Coalgate Fire Department at OUTDOOR CLASSROOM — David Turner, Oklahoma Farm Bureau Insurance Safety Department, talks to Cottonwood fourth
(580) 927-3913.
graders about safety precautions when using riding mowers and push mowers.
The Coal County Conservation District hosted its sixth
annual Outdoor Classroom on
September 25 at the Coalgate
Park. The Outdoor Classroom
is a hands-on experience where
fourth and fifth grade students
can learn about natural resources. Approximately 200 students
from Coalgate, Cottonwood
and Tupelo schools attended the
event.
Nine
educational
stations were set up in the
park,
which
included:
Casey Russell and Justin
McDaniel, OSU Extension Service - Stream trailer that demonstrated how floodwaters running through our creeks and
rivers result in soil erosion.
David Turner, Oklahoma
Farm Bureau Insurance Safety Department – Lawnmower
safety.
Cody Morris and Dustin
Schreibvogel,
Southeastern
Oklahoma State University –
Furs and skulls - Mammals of
Oklahoma.
Fenders and
Flames This
Weekend
OUTDOOR CLASSROOM — Travis Massicotte and his mom, Toni McCornack, brought some dairy goats from their New Image Dairy in Tushka to the Outdoor
Classroom. The kids were treated to goat milk, goat cheese and goat yogurt – which they said was really good. Shown above are Wallace Byrd Middle School fifth
graders.
LEGAL NOTICE
(Published in the Coalgate Record
Register October 9, 2013, 1t)
ORDINANCE 184
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AND
MODIFYING CHAPTER 2, ALCOHOL
BEVERAGES AND TOBACCO, ADDING
ARTICLE 6 TITLED CLEAN INDOOR AIR
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
COALGATE, STATE OF OKLAHOMA:
THAT CHAPTER 2, ARTICLE 6 OF
THE ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF
COALGATE, OKLAHOMA, IS HEREBY
AMENDED TO PROVIDE AS FOLLOWS:
CLEAN INDOOR AIR IN ACCORDANCE
WITH THE OKLAHOMA SMOKING
IN PUBLIC PLACES AND INDOOR
WORKPLACES ACT
ARTICLE 6. CLEAN INDOOR AIR.
Section 2-56. Definitions.
The following definitions shall apply as
used in this Ordinance:
A. “Educational facility” means a building
owned, leased or under the control of a
public or private school system, college or
university;
B. “Health facility” means an entity
which provides health services, including
but not limited to hospitals, nursing homes,
long-term care facilities, kidney disease
treatment centers, health maintenance
organizations and ambulatory treatment
centers;
C. “Indoor workplace” means any indoor
place of employment or employment-type
service for or at the request of another
individual or individuals, or any public or
private entity, whether part-time or fulltime and whether for compensation or
not. Such services shall include, without
limitation, any service performed by an
owner, employee, independent contractor,
agent, partner, proprietor, manager, officer,
direct, apprentice, trainee, associate,
servant or volunteer. An indoor workplace
includes work area, employee lounges,
restrooms, conference rooms, classrooms,
employee cafeterias, hallways, any other
spaces used or visited by employees, and
all space between a floor and ceiling that is
predominantly or totally enclosed by walls
or windows, regardless of doors, doorways,
open or closed windows, stairways, or the
like. The provisions of this section shall
apply to such indoor workplace at any
given time, whether or not work is being
performed.
D.
“Meeting” means a meeting as
defined in the Oklahoma Open Meeting
Act;
E. “Public body” means a public body
as defined in the Oklahoma Open Meeting
Act;
F. “Public place” means any enclosed
indoor area where individuals other than
employees are invited or permitted.
G.
“Restaurant” means any eating
establishment regardless of seating
capacity;
H. “Smoking” means the carrying by a
person of a lighted cigar, cigarette, pipe or
other lighted smoking device; and
I.
“Stand-alone bar”, “standalone tavern”, and “cigar bar” mean an
establishment that derives more than sixty
percent (60%) of its gross receipts, subject
to verification by competent authority, from
the sale of alcoholic beverages and lowpoint beer and no person under twentyone (21) years of age is admitted, except
for members of a musical band employed
or hired as provided in paragraph 2 of
subsection B of Section 537 of Title 37
of the Oklahoma Statutes and that is not
located within, and does not share any
common entryway or common indoor area
with, any other enclosed indoor workplace,
including a restaurant.
Section 2-57. Possession of lighted
tobacco in any form including electronic
cigarettes:
A. The possession of lighted tobacco in
any form including electronic cigarettes is
a public nuisance and dangerous to public
health and is hereby prohibited when such
possession is in any indoor place used by
or open to the public, public transportation,
or any indoor workplace, except where
specifically allowed by law.
As used in this section, “indoor workplace”
means any indoor place of employment or
employment-type service for or at the request
of another individual or individuals, or any
public or private entity, whether part-time
or full-time and whether for compensation
or not. Such services shall include, without
limitation, any service performed by an
owner, employee, independent contractor,
agent, partner, proprietor, manager, officer,
director, apprentice, trainee, associate,
servant or volunteer. An indoor workplace
includes work areas, employee lounges,
restrooms, conference rooms, classrooms,
employee cafeterias, hallways, any other
spaces used or visited by employees, and
all space between a floor and ceiling that is
predominantly or totally enclosed by walls
or windows, regardless of doors, doorways,
open or closed windows, stairways, or the
like. The provisions of this section shall
apply to such indoor workplaces at any
given time, whether or not work is being
performed.
B. All buildings, or portions thereof,
owned or operated by this city shall be
designated as non-smoking. As used in
this paragraph, “buildings” shall not include
up to twenty-five percent (25%) of any hotel
or motel rooms rented to guests if the rooms
are properly ventilated so that smoke is not
circulated to nonsmoking areas.
C. No smoking shall be allowed within
twenty-five (25) feet of the entrance or exit
of any building specified in subsection B.
D. The restriction provided in this section
shall not apply to stand-alone bars, standalone taverns and cigar bars.
E.
The restrictions provided in this
section shall not apply to the following:
1. The room(s) where licensed
charitable bingo games are being operated,
but only during the hours of operation of
such games;
2. Up to twenty-five percent
(25%) of the guest rooms at a hotel or other
lodging establishment;
3.
Retail
tobacco
stores
predominantly engaged in the sale of
tobacco products and accessories and in
which the sale of other products is merely
incidental and in which no food or beverage
is sold or served for consumption on the
premises;
4. Workplaces where only the
owner or operator of the workplace, or the
immediate family of the owner or operator,
performs any work in the workplace, and the
workplace has only incidental public access.
“Incidental public access” means that a
place of business has only an occasional
person, who is not an employee, present at
the business to transact business or make
a delivery.
5.
Workplaces occupied
exclusively by one or more smokers, if
the workplace has only incidental public
access.
6.
Private offices occupied
exclusively by one or more smokers;
7. Workplaces within private
residences, except that smoking shall not
be allowed inside any private residence
that is used as a licensed child care facility
during hours of operation.
8. Medical research or treatment
centers, if smoking is integral to the research
or treatment
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9. A facility operated by a post or
organization of past or present members
of the Armed Forces of the United States
which is exempt from taxation pursuant to
Sections 501(c)(8), 501(c)(10), or 501(c)(19)
of the Internal Revenue Code, 26 U.S.C.
when such facility is utilized exclusively by
its members and their families and for the
conduct of post or organization nonprofit
operations except during an event or
activity which is open to the public; and
10. Any outdoor seating area of
a restaurant; provided, smoking shall not
be allowed within fifteen (15) feet of any
exterior public doorway or any air intake of
a restaurant.
F. An employer not otherwise restricted
from doing so may elect to provide smoking
rooms where no work is performed except
for cleaning and maintenance during the
time the room is not in use for smoking,
provided each smoking room is fully
enclosed and exhausted directly to the
outside in such a manner that no smoke
can drift or circulate into a nonsmoking
area. No exhaust from a smoking room
shall be located within fifteen (15) feet of
any entrance, exit, or air intake.
G. If smoking is to be permitted in any
space exempted above, such smoking
space must either occupy the entire
enclosed indoor space or if it shares the
enclosed space with any nonsmoking areas,
the smoking space shall be fully enclosed,
exhausted directly to the outside with no
air from the smoking space circulated to
any nonsmoking area, and under negative
air pressure so that no smoke can drift or
circulate into a nonsmoking area when a
door to an adjacent nonsmoking area is
opened. Air from a smoking room shall not
be exhausted within fifteen (15) feet of any
entrance, exit, or air intake. Any employer
may choose a more restrictive smoking
policy, including being totally smoke-free.
H. Not withstanding any other provision,
restaurants may have designated smoking
and non-smoking areas or may be
designated as being a totally nonsmoking
area.
Restaurants shall be totally
nonsmoking or may provide nonsmoking
areas and designated smoking rooms.
Food and beverage may be served in such
designated smoking rooms which shall be
in a location which is fully enclosed, directly
exhausted to the outside, under negative
air pressure so smoke cannot escape when
a door is opened, and no air is re-circulated
to non smoking areas of the building. No
exhaust from such room shall be located
within twenty-five (25) feet of any entrance,
exit, or air intake. Such room shall be
subject to verification for compliance with
these provisions by the State Department
of Health.
I. The person who owns or operates
a place where smoking or tobacco use is
prohibited by law shall be responsible for
posting a sign or decal, at least four (4) by
two (2) inches in size, at each entrance
to the building indicating that the place is
smoke-free or tobacco-free.
J. Responsibility for posting signs or
decals shall be as follows:
1. In privately owned facilities, the
owner or lessee, if a lessee is in possession
of the facilities, responsible; and
2. In corporately owned facilities,
the manager and/or supervisor of the facility
involved shall be responsible; and
3. In publicly owned facilities, the
manager and/or supervisor of the facility
involved shall be responsible.
K. Any person who knowingly violates
this act is guilty of a misdemeanor, and
upon
conviction thereof, shall be punished by a
fine of not less than Ten Dollars ($10.00) nor
more than One Hundred Dollars ($100.00)
Section 2-58. Designated No Smoking
Areas.
A. Except as specifically provided in
the Smoking in Public Places and Indoor
Workplaces Act, no person shall smoke in
a public place, in an indoor workplace, in
any vehicle providing public transportation,
at a meeting of a public body, in a nursing
facility licensed pursuant to the Nursing
Home Care Act, or in a child care facility
licensed pursuant to the Oklahoma Child
Care Facilities Licensing Act. A nursing
facility licensed pursuant to the Nursing
Home Care Act may designate smoking
rooms for residents and their guests. Such
rooms shall be fully enclosed, directly
exhausted to the outside, and shall be under
negative air pressure so that no smoke can
escapes when a door is opened and no air
is re-circulated to nonsmoking areas of the
building.
B. 1. Except as otherwise provided,
an educational facility which offers an
early childhood education program or in
which children in grades kindergarten
through twelve are educated shall prohibit
smoking, the use of snuff, chewing tobacco
or any other form of tobacco product in
the buildings and on the grounds of the
facility by all persons including, but not
limited to full-time, part-time, and contract
employees, during the hours of 7:00 a.m.
to 4:00 p.m., during the school sessions, or
when class or any program established for
students is in session.
2. Career and technology centers
may designate smoking areas outside of
buildings, away from general traffic areas
and completely out of sight of children
under eighteen (18) years of age, for use by
adults attending training courses, sessions,
meetings, or seminars.
3. An educational facility may
designate smoking areas outside the
building for the use of adults during certain
activities or functions, including, but not
limited to, athletic contests.
C. Nothing in this section shall be
construed to prohibit educational facilities
from having more restrictive policies
regarding smoking and the use of other
tobacco products in the building or on the
grounds of the facility.
All City-owned or operated premises and
properties including buildings, facilities,
city vehicles, equipment, city parks, trails,
outdoor facilities, play grounds, and or
sports areas shall be designated as entirely
smoke free.
Section 2-59. Posting No Smoking Signs.
The local government agency or the
person who owns or operates a public place
shall, at a minimum, do the following in
order to prevent smoking in public places:
1. Post signs at the entrances to
places where smoking is prohibited which
state that smoking is prohibited or that
the indoor environment is free of tobacco
smoke; and
2. Ask smokers to refrain from
smoking upon observation of anyone
violating the provisions of this act.
PASSED AND APPROVED BY THE
MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
Coalgate, OKLAHOMA ON THIS _30th
DAY OF _September, 2013.
S)Muriel Parker
Mayor
ATTEST:
S)Sherlyn Walker
City Clerk
S)Luther Wood
Council Member
ABSENT
Joe Ward, Council Member
S)Johna Cunningham
Council Member
ABSENT
Michael Elkins, Council Member
LEGAL
NOTICE
THE GUNSLINGERS — Gunslinger Richard Abbott is that tough
old U.S. Marshal “Rooster” Cogburn. No doubt about it, Rooster
will get his man — and the man won’t live to tell about it.
Joe Howell Insurance
“Your Farm Assure Agent”
Great Rates for
Newer Farm and County Homes
580-927-3241
LEGAL NOTICE
COMMISSION OF THE
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
RELIEF SOUGHT: WELL LOCATION EXCEPTION FOR THE VELMA 2-14MH23
WELL (PART OF A MULTIUNIT HORIZONTAL WELL)
CAUSE CD NO. 201306679-t
NOTICE OF HEARING
TAKERS OF OIL AND GAS INCLUDING ALTON GORE & LAVON GORE ; AQUAENCO
INC; BETA SHALE LLC; BP AMERICA PRODUCTION COMPANY ; CANAAN
RESOURCES LLC; CAROLYN JOYCE YOUNG; COSMO INVESTMENTS LLC; DARR
INVESTMENTS; DAVIS HUDSON; GARY D WILSON; GORE EXPLORATION LLC;
JAHREE STANDRIDGE REV LIVING TRUST; JOHN HUDSON; JONES ENERGY, LTD
JONES ENERGY HOLDINGS LLC; LEON LANOY & MARY PAULINE LANOY; LOIS
DIANE HAMPTON; LONNIE SIMS; SINCLAIR OIL & GAS COMPANY; TITAN STC
LLC; VANGUARD PERMIAN LLC; and all persons if living or if deceased, their known
and unknown successors and all corporations existing, and if dissolved, its known and
unknown successors and all persons having an interest in the lands covered hereby,
particularly in Coal County, Oklahoma.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Applicant, SM Energy Company has filed an
application in this cause requesting the Corporation Commission of Oklahoma to
enter an order, to be effective as of the date of the execution thereof or as of a date
prior thereto, as follows: (i) authorizing and permitting an exception to the permitted
well location tolerances in the 640-acre drilling and spacing unit formed in Section 14,
Township 1 North, Range 10 East, Coal County, Oklahoma, for the Caney and Woodford
separate common sources of supply, so as to allow, in part, a well, being a proposed
multiunit horizontal well, to be drilled.
SURFACE HOLE LOCATION: NO CLOSER THAN 250 FEET FROM THE SOUTH
LINE AND NO CLOSER THAN 2,470 FEET FROM THE WEST LINE OF SECTION 11,
TOWNSHIP 1 NORTH, RANGE 10 EAST, COAL COUNTY, OKLAHOMA
LOCATION OF WELLBORE (LATERAL) AT SECTION 14 COMPLETION INTERVAL:
THE PROPOSED LOCATION OF THE END POINTS OF THE COMPLETION INTERVAL
WILL BE NO CLOSER THAN 0 FEET FROM THE SOUTH LINE AND NO CLOSER
THAN 165 FEET FROM THE NORTH LINE AND NO CLOSER THAN 1,980 FEET
FROM THE EAST LINE OF SECTION 14, TOWNSHIP 1 NORTH, RANGE 10 EAST,
COAL COUNTY, OKLAHOMA
and Woodford common sources of supply underlying Section 14, Township 1 North,
Range 10 East, Coal County, Oklahoma, which order requires the well to be located no
closer than 1,320 feet from the unit boundary.
The Application in this cause states that there is currently pending before the
Commission in Cause CD No. 201306678-T an application of Applicant requesting the
Commission to approve the multiunit horizontal well involved herein and to establish a
proper allocation factor for allocating the cost of and the production and proceeds from
such multiunit horizontal well to each of the units affected thereby.
The “land sections adjacent to the area within the location exception” requested herein
in Section 14 in regard to the subsurface location tolerance areas described above are
Sections 11 and 23, Township 1 North, Range 10 East, Coal County, Oklahoma. The
other “land sections” surrounding Section 14 are Sections 10, 15, 22, 12, 24 and 13,
Township 1 North, Range 10 East, Coal County, Oklahoma.
That the Applicant be permitted to drill and produce said well at said location for the
Caney and Woodford common sources of supply without any downward allowable
adjustments and designate Applicant or some other party as operator.
Regional Office, 440 S. Houston, Suite 114, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74127 at 8:30 a.m. on the
29th day of October, 2013 and that this Notice be published as required by law and the
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that in the event this cause is uncontested, the
Applicant, its representatives, witnesses and other proponents of the Applicant may
appear and testify by telephone. The cost of telephonic communication shall be paid by
the person or persons requesting its use. Interested parties who wish to participate by
telephone shall contact the Applicant or Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing date,
and provide their name and phone number.
74119, 918/382-8686.
S)PATRICE DOUGLAS
Chairman
S)BOB ANTHONY
Vice Chairman
S)DANA L. MURPHY
Commissioner
S)PEGGY MITCHELL
Secretary
COMMISSION OF THE
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
RELIEF SOUGHT: WELL LOCATION
EXCEPTION FOR THE CHRISTINE
1-14MH23 WELL (PART OF A MULTIUNIT
HORIZONTAL WELL)
LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SECTION
NOTICE OF HEARING
TO ALL PERSONS, OWNERS,
PRODUCERS,
OPERATORS,
PURCHASERS AND TAKERS OF OIL
AND GAS including ALTON GORE
& LAVON GORE ; AQUAENCO INC;
BETA SHALE LLC; BP AMERICA
PRODUCTION COMPANY ; CANAAN
RESOURCES LLC; CAROLYN JOYCE
YOUNG; COSMO INVESTMENTS LLC;
DARR INVESTMENTS; DAVIS HUDSON;
GARY D WILSON; GORE EXPLORATION
LLC; JAHREE STANDRIDGE REV
LIVING TRUST; JOHN HUDSON;
JONES ENERGY, LTD JONES ENERGY
HOLDINGS LLC; LEON LANOY &
MARY PAULINE LANOY; LOIS DIANE
HAMPTON; LONNIE SIMS; SINCLAIR
OIL & GAS COMPANY; TITAN STC
LLC; VANGUARD PERMIAN LLC; and
all persons if living or if deceased, their
known and unknown successors and all
corporations existing, and if dissolved,
its known and unknown successors
and all persons having an interest in the
lands covered hereby, particularly in Coal
County, Oklahoma.
Applicant, SM Energy Company has filed
an application in this cause requesting the
Corporation Commission of Oklahoma
to enter an order, to be effective as of
the date of the execution thereof or as
of a date prior thereto, as follows: (i)
authorizing and permitting an exception
to the permitted well location tolerances
in the 640-acre drilling and spacing unit
formed in Section 14, Township 1 North,
Range 10 East, Coal County, Oklahoma,
for the Caney and Woodford separate
common sources of supply, so as to allow,
in part, a well, being a proposed multiunit
Applicant requests that that Order No.
547529 be amended to permit a well to
be drilled and produced at the following
location:
OKLAHOMA
AT
SECTION
14
COMPLETION
INTERVAL:
THE
PROPOSED
165 FEET FROM THE NORTH LINE AND
NO CLOSER THAN 1,980 FEET FROM
THE WEST LINE OF SECTION 14,
TOWNSHIP 1 NORTH, RANGE 10 EAST,
That the entire length of the lateral will
be cemented such that the perforations
will be isolated from the beginning and
end point of the lateral.
That Order No. 547529 established a
640-acre drilling and spacing unit for the
Caney and Woodford common sources
of supply underlying Section 14, Township
1 North, Range 10 East, Coal County,
Oklahoma, which order requires the well
to be located no closer than 1,320 feet
from the unit boundary.
The Application in this cause states
that there is currently pending before the
Commission in Cause CD No. 201306675T an application of Applicant requesting
the Commission to approve the multiunit
horizontal well involved herein and to
establish a proper allocation factor for
allocating the cost of and the production
and proceeds from such multiunit
horizontal well to each of the units affected
thereby.
The “land sections adjacent to the
area within the location exception”
requested herein in Section 14 in regard
to the subsurface location tolerance
areas described above are Sections 11
and 23, Township 1 North, Range 10
East, Coal County, Oklahoma. The other
“land sections” surrounding Section 14
are Sections 10, 15, 22, 12, 24 and 13,
Township 1 North, Range 10 East, Coal
County, Oklahoma.
That the Applicant be permitted to drill
and produce said well at said location for the
of supply without any downward allowable
adjustments and designate Applicant or
some other party as operator.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that this
cause will be heard before an Administrative
Law Judge on the Initial Hearing Docket
at the Corporation Commission, Eastern
Regional Office, 440 S. Houston, Suite
114, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74127 at 8:30 a.m.
on the 29th day of October, 2013 and
that this Notice be published as required
by law and the rules of the Commission.
and phone number.
Avenue, Ste. 100, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74119,
918/382-8686.
OKLAHOMA
S)PATRICE DOUGLAS
Chairman
S)BOB ANTHONY
Vice Chairman
S)DANA L. MURPHY
Commissioner
of October, 2013.
S)PEGGY MITCHELL
Secretary
LEGAL
NOTICE
COMMISSION OF THE
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
EXCEPTION FOR THE CASSIE
3-14MH23 WELL (PART OF A
MULTIUNIT HORIZONTAL WELL)
LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SECTION 14,
NOTICE OF HEARING
TO
ALL
PERSONS,
OWNERS,
PRODUCERS,
OPERATORS,
PURCHASERS AND TAKERS OF OIL AND
GAS INCLUDING ALTON GORE & LAVON
GORE; AQUAENCO INC; BERNICE
HARRIETT KING; BETA SHALE LLC; BP
AMERICA PRODUCTION COMPANY;
CANAAN RESOURCES LLC; CAROLYN
JOYCE YOUNG; COSMO INVESTMENTS
LLC; DARR INVESTMENTS; DAVIS
HUDSON; GARY D WILSON; GORE
EXPLORATION
LLC;
JAHREE
STANDRIDGE REV LIVING TRUST; JOE
PASQUALI ESTATE; JOHN HUDSON;
JONES ENERGY HOLDINGS LLC JONES
ENERGY, LTD; KASCO LTD; KING FAMILY
INVESTMENTS LLC; LEON LANOY &
MARY PAULINE LANOY; LOIS DIANE
HAMPTON; LONNIE SIMS; MARGARET
SHERMAN
ESTATE;
NEWFIELD
EXPLORATION MID-CONTINENT INC;
PLATINUM RESOURCES LLC; SINCLAIR
OIL & GAS COMPANY; TITAN STC
LLC; VANGUARD PERMIAN LLC; and
all persons if living or if deceased, their
corporations existing, and if dissolved, its
persons having an interest in the lands
covered hereby, particularly in Coal County,
Oklahoma.
Corporation Commission of Oklahoma to
enter an order, to be effective as of the date
of the execution thereof or as of a date
prior thereto, as follows: (i) authorizing and
permitting an exception to the permitted
well location tolerances in the 640-acre
drilling and spacing unit formed in Section
14, Township 1 North, Range 10 East,
Coal County, Oklahoma, for the Caney and
Woodford separate common sources of
supply, so as to allow, in part, a well, being
a proposed multiunit horizontal well, to be
drilled.
location:
SURFACE HOLE LOCATION: NO CLOSER
THAN 200 FEET FROM THE SOUTH LINE
FROM THE EAST LINE OF SECTION 11,
AT
SECTION
14
COMPLETION
INTERVAL:
THE
PROPOSED
EAST LINE OF SECTION 14, TOWNSHIP
1 NORTH, RANGE 10 EAST, COAL
COUNTY, OKLAHOMA
will be isolated from the beginning and end
point of the lateral.
Oklahoma, which order requires the well to
be located no closer than 1,320 feet from
the unit boundary.
and proceeds from such multiunit horizontal
well to each of the units affected thereby.
to the subsurface location tolerance areas
described above are Sections 11, 12, 13,
24 and 23, Township 1 North, Range 10
“land sections” surrounding Section 14 are
Sections 10, 15 and 22, Township 1 North,
Range 10 East, Coal County, Oklahoma.
Caney and Woodford common sources of
supply without any downward allowable
Regional Office, 440 S. Houston, Suite 114,
Tulsa, Oklahoma 74127 at 8:30 a.m. on the
29th day of October, 2013 and that this
Notice be published as required by law and
the rules of the Commission.
and other proponents of the Applicant may
appear and testify by telephone. The cost
of telephonic communication shall be paid
by the person or persons requesting its use.
Interested parties who wish to participate
by telephone shall contact the Applicant
or Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing
date, and provide their name and phone
number.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that all
interested persons may appear and be
heard. For information concerning this
action, contact Casey Nichols, SM Energy
Company, 6120 South Yale, Suite 1300,
Tulsa, Oklahoma 74136, 918/488-7600 or
Ron M. Barnes, CRUTCHMER & BARNES,
P.L.L.C., 1648 S. Boston Avenue, Ste. 100,
Tulsa, Oklahoma 74119, 918/382-8686.
OKLAHOMA
S)PATRICE DOUGLAS
Chairman
S)BOB ANTHONY
Vice Chairman
S)DANA L. MURPHY
Commissioner
of October, 2013.
S)PEGGY MITCHELL
Secretary
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LEGAL
NOTICE
COMMISSION OF THE
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
EXCEPTION FOR THE CHRISTINE
1-14MH23 WELL (PART OF A MULTIUNIT
HORIZONTAL WELL)
LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SECTION
NOTICE OF HEARING
TO ALL PERSONS, OWNERS,
PRODUCERS,
OPERATORS,
PURCHASERS AND TAKERS OF OIL
AND GAS INCLUDING BP AMERICA
PRODUCTION COMPANY; DSCM INC;
JOHN D MUSELMANN; PETROQUEST
ENERGY LLC; SINCLAIR OIL & GAS
COMPANY; and all persons if living or
if deceased, their known and unknown
successors and all corporations existing,
and if dissolved, its known and unknown
successors and all persons having an
interest in the lands covered hereby,
particularly in Coal County, Oklahoma.
Corporation Commission of Oklahoma
to enter an order, to be effective as of
the date of the execution thereof or as
of a date prior thereto, as follows: (i)
authorizing and permitting an exception
to the permitted well location tolerances
in the 640-acre drilling and spacing unit
formed in Section 23, Township 1 North,
Range 10 East, Coal County, Oklahoma,
for the Caney and Woodford separate
common sources of supply, so as to allow,
in part, a well, being a proposed multiunit
location:
OKLAHOMA
AT
SECTION
23
COMPLETION
INTERVAL:
THE
PROPOSED
NO CLOSER THAN 1,980 FEET FROM
THE WEST LINE OF SECTION 23,
will be isolated from the beginning and
end point of the lateral.
Oklahoma, which order requires the well
to be located no closer than 1,320 feet
from the unit boundary.
and proceeds from such multiunit
horizontal well to each of the units affected
thereby.
to the subsurface location tolerance
areas described above are Sections 14
and 26, Township 1 North, Range 10
“land sections” surrounding Section 23
are Sections 15, 22, 27, 13, 24 and 25,
Township 1 North, Range 10 East, Coal
County, Oklahoma.
of supply without any downward allowable
and phone number.
Avenue, Ste. 100, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74119,
918/382-8686.
OKLAHOMA
S)PATRICE DOUGLAS
Chairman
S)BOB ANTHONY
Vice Chairman
S)DANA L. MURPHY
Commissioner
of October, 2013.
S)PEGGY MITCHELL
Secretary
OHP
Report
Traffic Citations
The following traffic citations issued
by the Oklahoma Highway Patrol
were filed in Coal County District
Court from Monday, September 30,
through Monday, October 7:
Cody Andrew Bone, Soper, OK –
Speeding.
William Kent Russell, Purcell,
OK – Speeding; transporting open
container of beer.
John Shannon Crunk, Shawnee,
OK – No driver’s license; no seat
belt; expired tag; no insurance.
Darrell Ron McGuire, Newalla,
OK – Speeding.
Pena Isidro Prado, Durant, OK –
No driver’s license.
Samantha Denise Farmer, Tulsa,
OK – Speeding.
Verzavit Calazan Cortes, Houston,
TX – Fail to keep registration
certificate in vehicle.
Mark Aaron Routon, Antlers, OK –
Left of center in no passing zone.
Merle Daril Pendley, Keller, TX –
Speeding.
Bradley Allen Hall, McKinney, TX
– No driver’s license.
Jordan Kay Anglin, Coalgate, OK –
Speeding.
Harold Ray Clark III, Piedmont,
OK – Speeding.
Gustavo Adolfo Ruiz, Hope, AR –
Speeding.
Zachariah Kite Hale, Holdenville,
OK – Speeding.
Kelli Dawn Toney, Tishomingo,
OK – Speeding.
Rebecca Jo Holifield, Ada, OK –
No seat belt.
Roswitha Tearra Burris, OKC –
Speeding.
Wilson Gene Ponce, Carnegie, OK
– Operate vehicle with improper class
of driver’s license.
Bonnie June Loftis, Stuart, OK –
Speeding.
James Edwin Ray, Brownsboro,
TX – Speeding.
Coal County
District Court
Records
Felonies
Heather
May
Williams,
Coalgate, OK – Possession of
controlled dangerous substance.
Misdemeanors
Forest Jay Lancaster, Coalgate,
OK – Domestic abuse assault
and battery.
David Tyler Angeron, New
Orleans, LA — Escape from
arrest or detention; possession of
controlled dangerous substance;
unlawful possession of drug
paraphernalia; malicious injury
to property under $1,000.
Wildlife
Tanner Joe Johnston, Coalgate,
OK – Illegal possession of
whitetail deer in closed season.
Divorces
Pamela Clayton vs Stephen
Clayton (annulment).
Anita Blythe Lewis vs Joseph
K. Blythe.
Coal
County
Sheriff’s
Report
Livestock Report
A Black Angus yearling has
been missing from the Nixon and
Matthew Road area since the end
of July. The yearling has a round
white spot in middle of forehead
and weighed approximately 250
pounds when last seen.
Anyone who may have
information concerning this
yearling should contact the Coal
County Sheriff’s Office at 580927-3227.
Missing Mini Bike
A Hawg brand mini bike with
Kohler engine, red gas tank and
gray frame was reported missing
from a residence west of Coalgate
on October 2.
Vandalism of Political Signs
Several political signs in the
Tupelo and Centrahoma areas
were reported vandalized on
October 6.
COUSINS!! Gaven Ott (High School Football) and Caleb Perry (PeeWee Football) are
Coalgate Wildcat Linemen. Both play for the
Coalgate Wildcats and are looking forward
to a great season.
Coalgate
HHRV
Park
on Hwy 75 in Phillips
has 30 amp & 50 amp spaces available.
Also has drop off laundry service available
We accept all credit cards
927-3168 • 927-5603 • 927-6419
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
LEGAL NOTICE
COMMISSION OF THE
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
APPLICANT: SM ENERGY COMPANYRELIEF SOUGHT: MULTIUNIT
HORIZONTAL WELL FOR THE VELMA 2-14MH23 WELL
LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SECTIONS 14 AND 23, TOWNSHIP 1 NORTH, RANGE 10
NOTICE OF HEARING
APACHE TRUST CAROLYN WATSON TRUSTEE; AQUAENCO INC; ARCHIE
EDDINGS; ARDMORE PUBLIC LIBRARY C/O TRUST DEPT 5249; ARLENE ROSALIND
BERGNER LIFE ESTATE; ARVARD J MCLELLAN & HAZEL J MCLELLAN & JOHNNY
LAIN MCLELLAN JTS; ASPEN LAND & EXPL CO; AUDREY LOUISE MAYER; BAR L
ENERGY LLC; BARBARA JO WYATT CARTER FAMILY TRUST BARBARA JO WYATT
CARTER TRUSTEE; BARBARA S & ARTHUR SCHIFFMAN JTS; BARRY RAY MAGGIA
& DIANA LYNN MAGGIA JTS; BEN JAMES FAMILY TRUST JAMES AND LINDA
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COMMISSIONERS COAL COUNTY; BOBBY GENE WILLARD; BOBBY RAY BURNS
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KATHLEEN D IRWIN JT; KATHLEEN FLECK; KATHREN J BAKER; KATHRYN LYNN
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LAGEAN LEVAR; LAKE OIL COMPANY; LANCEON HOBGOOD C/O NANCY
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DON REED; LAW OFFICES OF TRAE GRAY PLLC MICHAEL S & SUZANNA GLASCO;
LEAF D SALEM; LEAH G KUTEN; LEE N JACKSON & DEANN A JACKSON JTS; LENA
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PAULINE LANOY; LEON MCCOY & SUE MCCOY; LEONA PASQUALI; LESLIE
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RHONDA MCCOLLUM JTS; LILLIAN O BURNS; LINDA JEAN SIZEMORE; LINDA KAY
NONNAST; LINDA L STANDRIDGE; LINDA WEST; LISA M HOWE HART; LLOYD
BRENT PALMER & ASHLEE ANN PALMER JTWROS; LOIS DIANE HAMPTON; LOIS
KIME PETERS; LOIS MARIE CLAYTON ESTATE C/O STEPHEN HILL; LOIS MARIE
SLATER ESTATE C/O ZACHARY SLATER; LOLA SMITH; LOLITA SIMON; LONNIE
SIMS; LORETTA JEAN BRADLEY; LORI D WARREN; LOU E HATCHETT; LOUIS B
SANDMANN; LOUIS GROSSMAN ESTATE C/O GAIL GIDNEY; LOWANN J WARD
TRUST JOHN W WARD SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE; LUCKY PAIR LLC; LYDIA KAY
BLUNCK; LYNETTE DALTON; MAE FRANCES MCREE; MALCOLM MILSTEN TRUST
JOSEPH JANKOWSKY TRUSTEE C/O MALCOLM MILSTEN CPA; MAP0304 AN
OKLAHOMA GP C/O MINERAL ACQUISITION PARTNERS INC; MARCIA C SALEM;
MARGARET ANN SMITH; MARGARET M AKEY & JAMES F AKEY JTS; MARGARET
MARY BARTON; MARGARET MILLER ESTATE; MARGARET SCHIFF MADIGAN;
MARGARET SHERMAN ESTATE; MARGIE SUE KUTCH; MARIA L LANG; MARIAN
ELLEN EVANS; MARIE TUCK ESTATE C/O DEAN TUCK; MARION LEROY & EMMA
FAE MADDEN JTS; MARK AUSTIN BYRD; MARK HEARD; MARLA JANELL
WELLINGTON; MARSHA M KNIGHT; MARTHA JANE ASHTON VANDERVEER
ESTATE; MARTI K SPEARS; MARVIN TARRON JR; MARY A RILEY; MARY ALICE
BURNS; MARY C HOLT; MARY E KERSHAW TRUST MARY E KERSHAW TRUSTEE;
MARY F EDDINGS; MARY FRANCES DUNLAP; MARY JANE CARSON GST TRUST
C/O MARY JANE CARSON; MARY JANE KIME MCMAHAN C/O JAMIE ADLER; MARY
JO JOHNSON; MARY JO MASSIE; MARY LEE DAWLEY; MARY LYNN OTT-CLEM;
MARY MANNON; MARY SUE LEISTER; MARY WHATLEY; MATTHEW PARKER &
MARJORIE PARKER JTS; MATTHEW W PALMER & MARLENA M PALMER JTS;
MAXINE HOLLIS; MAXINE TIDWELL; MAXINE TURNER; MAYER INVESTMENT
COMPANY LLC LANA WYCHE MANAGER; MCCAIL SMITH; MCENTIRE JOINT
REVOCABLE TRUST KENNETH T MCENTIRE TRUSTEE; MELANIE K REEVES;
TRUSTEE; RUBY COLE; RUEDY FAMILY TRUST ROY C RUEDY & SHIRLEE F
RUEDY TRUSTEES; RUSS E WEITZ; RUTH ANN WILLIAMS & MICHAEL JOHN
WILLIAMS JTS; RUTH ISHMAEL; S RENEE ROSANELLI; SALLY A MASSEY; SAMUEL
J ENGLISH JR; SANDRA K PETERS; SANDRA SHEARER; SANDY VALDES CARRIE
SANDY VALDES AKA; SARAH DELIA POWELL ESTATE LAVERNA L MILES PERS
REP; SARAH VOGEL FAMILY TRUST ANITA WEBBER TRUSTEE; SARI J BROWN;
SCOPE EXPLORATION INC; SEKANI EXPLORATION LLC; SHAMROCK BANK NA;
SHARON LEE SIMS BARDIN; SHARON MOWDY; SHAWN D HAMILL; SHERRY
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COMPANY; SMACK DAB LTD; SOUTHWEST PETROLEUM COMPANY LP;
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SUSAN ANN SANDMANN EDDINGS & STEVEN MAX SANDMANN JTS; SUSAN F
HAMER; SUSAN G SALLEE & E SHANE SALLEE JTS; SUSAN GARNETT; SUSAN
MILLER; SUSAN PEARSON DUNCAN; SUZAN G COX; SUZANNE MCKAIN GREEN;
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thereof or follows:
so as to allow such multiunit horizontal well
to be drilled as described below and to be
completed in and to produce hydrocarbons
from the above-named separate common
sources of supply and establishing of a
proper allocation factor for allocating the
cost of and the production and proceeds
from such multiunit horizontal well to each
of the affected units covered hereby.
Granting such other and further relief as
may be proper based upon the evidence
presented at the hearing herein. The legal
descriptions of the land sections adjacent
to the area within which the location
exception lies are Sections 12, 11, 10,
15, 22, 27, 26, 25, 24 and 13, Township
Oklahoma. Applicant further requests that
Applicant or some other party be authorized
the right to drill said well, Applicant further
requests that it be permitted to produce
said well at said location from all common
sources of supply covered hereby without
any downward allowable adjustment.
following location:
OKLAHOMA
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COMPLETION
INTERVAL:
THE
PROPOSED
165 FEET FROM THE NORTH LINE
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COMPLETION
INTERVAL:
THE
PROPOSED
165 FEET FROM THE SOUTH LINE
and phone number.
918/382-8686.
OKLAHOMA
S)PATRICE DOUGLAS
Chairman
S)BOB ANTHONY
Vice Chairman
S)DANA L. MURPHY
Commissioner
of October, 2013.
S)PEGGY MITCHELL
Secretary
Darryl turns 50!
Celebrate
Come help him Celebrarte
at the
Tupelo School Cafeteria
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Sunday, October 20th
2:00pm to 4:00pm
Come & Go
Hosted by his brother, sisters, nieces and nephews
Hostessed
Benefit Auction &
BBQ Chicken Dinner
Saturday, October 19, 2013
at Clarita Community Center
& Fire Station
Dinner -5:00 pm ~Auction - 6:00 pm
• Poceeds will go to •
L.M. & Myrtie Rush
Steve & Linda May
Doylene Nelson
All Donations Will Be
Greatly Appreciated
For pick-up of donated items or
for more information contact:
Freeman Yoder 580-428-3114
Will Kauffman 580-428-3028
Daniel Troyer 580-428-3022
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Coalgate Police Report
Traffic Citations
The following traffic citations
were issued by the Coalgate
Police Department from Monday,
September 30, through Sunday,
October 6:
Belinda Sue Duran, Calvin, OK
– Speeding.
Sidney Ryan Holcomb, Gilbert,
LA – Speeding.
Dylan Scott Angeron, Franklin,
LA – Public intoxication.
Joseph Richard Passeri, Fairmont,
CA – Speeding.
Lucas Jay Lancaster, Coalgate,
OK – Failure to appear.
Thomas Leroy Burns, Wilder, ID
– Driving under suspension.
Bunni Leeann Reed, Atoka, OK –
Public intoxication (filed in District
Court).
Felony Drug Arrest
Heather May Williams, 33, was
arrested the afternoon of October
1 on suspicion of possession of
methamphetamine.
Assistant Chief of Police
Steven Jett said he stopped
Williams’ vehicle for a cracked
windshield and no driver’s side
mirror. During a consent search
of the vehicle, Jett found a small
baggie containing a white crystal
substance that field tested positive
for methamphetamine.
Williams has entered a plea of
not guilty to felony possession of
controlled dangerous substance.
She has been released on $10,000
bond and is scheduled for an
October 17 preliminary hearing
conference.
Domestic Abuse Arrest
Forest Jay Lancaster, 53,
Coalgate, was arrested September
30 on suspicion of domestic abuse
assault and battery.
Officer Markus Woods said he
was dispatched to the Nazarene
Church at Lafayette and Finney
Streets the evening of September
29 regarding a possible intoxicated
person.
Upon arrival at the location,
Woods found 30-year-old Bunni
Reed who was wanted on county
warrants. Woods said Reed had
marks on her arms, and when he
questioned her about the marks,
she said Lancaster had assaulted
her. Reed was arrested on the
warrants and for public intoxication
and transported to the Coal County
jail.
On September 30, Reed was
questioned further about her
assault. During the interview, Reed
said Lancaster had first struck the
top and back of her head, a second
time in the ribs, and then a third
time on both arms and right ankle.
Lancaster was arrested at his
home and transported to the Coal
County jail. He has pleaded not
guilty to misdemeanor domestic
abuse assault and battery and has
been released on $5,000 bond.
He is scheduled for a return court
appearance on December 6.
Louisiana Man Faces Several
Criminal Charges
A 23-year-old New Orleans, LA
man who was arrested at Circle
N Market the night of October 2
is facing criminal misdemeanor
charges for escape from arrest or
detention, possession of controlled
dangerous substance, unlawful
possession of drug paraphernalia,
and malicious injury to a jail cell.
Officer Denver Cargill said he
was dispatched to Circle N Market
in Coalgate shortly after 10:00 p.m.
October 2 concerning problems
with a man who had come into the
store.
Cargill said when the arrived at
the store, a man later identified as
David Tyler Angeron was at the
counter acting “very erratic” and
had bloodshot eyes. The store
clerk said the man had approached
her, saying, “Man, I am stoned!”
and then asked her if she had any
marijuana or if she wanted some.
Cargill said when he approached
the vehicle that Angeron was
driving, he found Angeron’s
brother, Dylan Scott Angeron,
passed out in the driver’s seat.
Dylan Angeron also had bloodshot
eyes and was “sweating a lot,”
Cargill said.
Dylan Angeron said he and his
brother had smoked marijuana that
day at noon but did not have any
in the vehicle and consented to a
search.
During the search, Cargill found
a homemade smoking device
containing a burnt residue, a pill
bottle containing a green and
brown leafy substance, and three
seeds next to the pill bottle. All
field tested positive for marijuana.
David Angeron claimed all the
items were his. He was placed
under arrest by officer Cargill
and transported to the county jail
by officer Markus Woods. Dylan
Angeron was cited for public
intoxication.
Woods said as David Angeron
was standing at the counter being
booked into jail, he screamed that
he wasn’t under arrest and ran out
the back door. Woods caught him
approximately five yards from the
back door, took him to the ground
and escorted him back into the
jail. He attempted to pull away
again and once again was taken
to the ground. Officer Cargill
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Coal County’s 15th Annual Foster Children’s Silent
Auction has been scheduled
Wednesday, November 6th ,
Thursday, November 7th and
ending Friday, November
8th, in the lobby of the Coal
County Courthouse. Money used from this auction
benefits Coal County foster
children’s Christmas. This is
the only fundraiser we have
for our foster children.
Any donations of items
to be auctioned are appreciated by Coal County DHS
staff and our foster children.
Phone number for questions
is 580/927-2379; ask for
Christine Johnson or Robin
Kennedy.
arrived about that time and the two
officers changed Angeron’s attire
from street clothes to jail oranges
and placed him in the detox cell.
By then, it was around midnight.
At 5:20 a.m., Sheriff Bryan Jump
received a call from deputy Jerry
Ward who told him Angeron had
pulled the metal grate from a floor
drain and used it to break out the
observation glass on his cell door.
At 5:45 a.m., Jump, deputy Ward
and police Sgt. Kevin Parry made
entry into Angeron’s cell. Ward
removed the metal grate from the
cell. The observation glass was
found to be shattered.
Angeron has pleaded not guilty
to all charges and has been released
on $4,206 bond. He is scheduled
for a return court appearance on
December 6.
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Homecomning
BBQ Dinner
(with all the trimmings)
October 11th, 2013
4:30 till ?
all alumni members are invited to
play with the band during the
homecoming football game
$8
per person
You’re Invited
The family of
James McDaniel
is hosting a
90th birthday party
for him and would like to invite former students, teachers
and friends to come by and say hello and share memories.
Mr. McDaniel was the former principal at Emerson
Elementary in Coalgate and Superintendent at Tupelo.
Saturday, October 19, 2013
1:00 pm - 5:00 pm (come and go)
Ada Elks Lodge 3850 Arlington St. Ada, OK
(No gifts please, just come by and say hello)
COALGATE FOOTBALL
100 YEAR
CELEBRATION
It’s hard to believe but our beloved Coalgate Wildcats are celebrating their 100
year birthday. To celebrate this achievement the Football Booster Club will honor
Wildcat Greats from the past at each home football game this year. All the
past greats will sign up at the front main gate the night of the football game. They
will be recognized at half-time of their decade’s game. Along with that, play-off
appearances, district titles, and individual recognitions will also be announced.
We are not stopping there. On October 25, the greatest Wildcat of all will be
honored. “Donald Mike Mayer Night” will take place. On this night not only
will the 1960’s - 1970’s classes be honored, but, all who attend will be invited to
share in the festivities by wearing their letterman jackets in honor of the coach
that wore his at every game. Even if you aren’t from Coalgate, you are invited to
wear yours to the game.
The schedule is as follows:
September 13, Atoka: 1910’s-1950’s
September 27, Savanna: 1990’s
October 11, Konawa: 1980’s
October 25, Marietta 1960’s - 1970’s Donald Mike Mayer Night
November 8, Kingston 2000’s - 2010’s
Service Saturday for
Beulah “Fay” Hartsfield
Beulah “Fay” (McCormick)
Hartsfield, 93 of Blacklick,
Ohio, formerly a long-time
Clarita resident
passed away at
her home on October 1, 2013.
She was born on
August 19, 1920,
in Lehigh, OK to
Martin Luther
and Cora McCormick.
Survived by
daughters, Mary
Hartsfield
of
Blacklick, OH
and Janie (Jim) Sussex of Pataskala, OH; and daughter-inlaw, Helen Hartsfield of Stuart,
OK; four grandchildren; four
great-grandchildren and numer-
ous nieces and nephews.
Fay is preceded in death by
her parents;
husband, William J. “Bill”
Hartsfield;
and one son,
William R.
(Dick) Hartsfield.
A memorial service
will be held
October 12,
2013 at 1:00
p.m. at the
Clarita Methodist Church
in Clarita, OK.
In lieu of flower contributions may be made to the Clarita
Methodist Church or the Michael J. Fox Foundation.
Angel Tree and
Christmas Assistance
The Salvation Army of Ada Oklahoma will begin taking
applications for the 2013 Angel Tree and Christmas Assistance program as follows:
(Note: Angel Tree is restricted to children 12yrs. and
younger only)
Coalgate DHS Office, 1 N. Main, Coalgate OK
Dates: Wed., 10/9/13 and Thur., 10/10/13
Times: 8-12 and 1-4:30
The following documents are required to complete the
application process.
YOU MUST HAVE ALL DOCUMENTS WITH YOU
WHEN YOU COME:
* Valid photo ID of person applying
* Social Security Cards for every person living in the
home
* Proof of ALL income coming into the home
* If DHS assistance is received, you must bring a current
copy of your HA screen and a copy of your case member
screen (get these from your DHS case worker)
* If Social Security/SSI received you will need to bring a
current statement from the social security office
* Copies of ALL your monthly expenses – either the bill
itself (must be current bill) or receipts where each bill has
been paid.
If you have any questions, please contact Jennifer Robison or Jana Loyd at The Salvation Army 580 332 1377.
Thank You
We want everyone to know how much we
appreciate the love you have shown to us during
the loss of our dad, Audy Cathey. Thank you so
much for the prayers, flowers, cards, food, and
words of encouragement.
Debbie Wilson, Tana Brown, Deanna Cathey
and families
COALGATE RECORD REGISTER—OCTOBER 9, 2013— PAGE B-1
Wildcats hosting Konawa in Homecoming game
—Coalgate players to focus on game in 2A-4 showdown with Tigers
By HERMAN BROWN
Coalgate correspondent
The Coalgate Wildcats
will host the Konawa Tigers
Friday evening to cap off the
annual Coalgate High School
Homecoming Week festivities.
Coalgate and Konawa will
lock up at 7:30 p.m. in a District
2A-4 showdown at Donald
Mike Mayer Field. A large
crowd is expected to pack the
stadium for the crowning of a
homecoming queen … and for
a wonderful reunion for former
Wildcats and classmates.
“Our community and our
school will be celebrating
homecoming,” said CHS head
coach Dusty Newberry. “We
want everyone to have fun
and enjoy homecoming. But,
for our players, we want them
to focus on the football game.
This is another district game
and it is very important for us.
We need to spend all of our
effort on winning this game.
We will enjoy homecoming a
lot more as players and coaches
if we get the victory on Friday
night.”
Konawa enters the 2A-4
contest with a record of
2-3. The Tigers claimed an
impressive 19-18 win over the
powerful Savanna Bulldogs in
the season opener.
KHS then shot down the
Stratford Bulldogs 24-15 in
Week 2.
After the 2-0 start, Konawa
has fallen on hard times. The
Tigers are suffering through a
3-game slide. They lost 28-21
to the Wewoka Tiger in Week
3. KHS was then crushed 55-8
by the Davis Wolves in the
district opener in Week 4.
Last week, Konawa suffered
another district loss – this time
a 40-7 setback at the hands of
the Kingston Redskins.
Konawa will be hungry to
get back in the win column.
Nobody knows that better than
the CHS head coach.
“They will be dangerous,”
warns Coach Newberry.
“They will come out and play
hard. They will try a lot of
different things on offense.
They’ll try to run power …
but will also spread us out a
little and throw the ball on us.
They will definitely not be onedimensional. Our defense will
have to step up and make plays
against their run game and
their passing attack.”
As for Coalgate, the Wildcats
enter the second half of the
season with a record of 1-4
overall and 0-1 in district
games. A win over the Tigers
would be a big step forward in
the chase for a top four finish
in the district standings.
Coalgate is coming off a
48-18 loss to the Tishomingo
Indians. The Wildcats allowed
too many touchdowns in the
second and fourth quarters
– giving up a combined 34
points during the span.
Both teams scored once in
the first quarter. Coalgate’s
touchdown came on Ricco
Bellettini’s 23-yard reception
from quarterback Colby Jones.
The conversion run failed on
this effort as it would on the
next two CHS touchdowns.
Coalgate and Tishomingo
were tied 6-6 heading into the
second quarter. The Indians
then responded with a pair of
TDs to move into a 22-6 lead.
However, Ricco Bellettini
closed the gap to 22-12 with
his 1-yard touchdown run.
“Ricco
scored
that
touchdown right before
halftime,”
said
Coach
Newberry. “We were still
right in the game (going into
the break).”
Tishomingo came out in
the third quarter and tacked
on another touchdown. The
Indians also scored the
conversion to increase the
THS lead to 30-12.
Coalgate needed a big rally
in the fourth quarter. However,
the Wildcats were limited
to only one touchdown. Ty
Mowdy crashed into the
end zone on a 4-yard blast
to complete CHS’ 18-point
scoring night. Meanwhile,
Tishomingo piled up 18 points
in the period to close out the
48-18 victory.
Coalgate ended up with 14
first downs to Tishomingo’s
18.
The Wildcats finished with
383 yards of total offense,
including 169 yards rushing
on 39 carries and 214 yards
passing on 15 completions.
Tishomingo countered with
243 yards rushing on 30
carries and 183 yards passing
on 11 receptions.
Ricco Bellettini led the
rushing attack with 21 carries
for 91 yards and 1 touchdown.
Colby Jones was second on
the team with 9 carries for 51
yards. Jesse Pebworth had 6
carries for 16 yards and Ty
Mowdy added 3 carries for 11
yards and a TD.
Colby Jones completed 15
of 31 passes for 214 yards.
He was intercepted 3 times
and threw 1 touchdown pass.
Six different CHS players
caught passes in the game.
Rob Penney was tops with
5 receptions for 88 yards.
Ricco Bellettini was next with
4 receptions for 47 yards and
1TD. Dillon Williams chipped
in 2 receptions for 44 yards.
Other Wildcats with catches
included Jesse Pebworth with
1 reception for 12 yards, Tyler
Sam with 1 reception for 11
yards and Ty Mowdy with 2
receptions for 12 yards.
Logan Layton led Coalgate’s
defensive performance with
8 tackles. Cody Powell was
second on the list with 7
stops. C.J. Cole and Nate
Hardy generated 5 tackles
each. Meanwhile, Gaven Ott
was credited with a fumble
recovery for CHS.
Coach Newberry was not
happy to suffer the district
loss at Tishomingo. Even so,
he does not fault the Wildcats
for the effort.
“The boys played hard the
other night,” he said. “I know
they played with a lot of heart
and emotion. A few plays did
not go our way and a lot of
calls didn’t go our way. But
what I am proud of the most is
that we came together for the
first time and really played as
a team. I can’t say anything
negative about the effort. We
have to go back out there this
week and play even better.
That is the only way we are
going to have a chance to win
this game.”
--AT A GLANCE
Tishomingo 46, Coalgate 18
Coalgate - 6 - 6 - 0 - 6 - (18)
Tishomingo - 6 - 16 - 8 - 18
Continued on Page B-3
—Photo by Sherry Loudermilk
COALGATE VS TISHOMINGO — A host of Wildcats stop a Tish back: Logan Layton #54, C.J.
Cole #55, Jared Stephens #27, Cody Powell #3, and Nate Hardy #12. TEAM EFFORT!!
2013 FirstBank/KZIG
Coalgate High School
Wildcats Player Of The Week!
Wildcat
BellettiniPlayer
Playerofofthe
theWeek!
Week!
WildcatRicco
Rico Bellettini
Pictured above are Ricky Chase, Bellettini and Rick Chaney.
COALGATE VS TISHOMINGO — Coalgate junior Ricco
Bellettini #8 sprints across the goal line for a Wildcat touchdown.
Belletini led the rushing attack with 21 carries for 91 yards and 1
touchdown and had 4 receptions for 47 yards and a touchdown.
Atoka
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11 ~ 7:30 PM
HOMECOMING
2013 Coalgate Football Schedule
NAME
3 Cody Powell
5 Colby Jones
7 Dakota Powell
8 Ricco Bellettini
9 Jesse Pebworth
12 Nate Hardy
14 Cooper Pate
15 Dillon Williams
18 Joseph Foreman
19 Cutter Brown
20 Rob Penney
21 Dalton Howe
22 Willard Delozier
24 Timothy Yarbrough
25 Tyler Sam
26 Kevin Thompson
27 Jerad Stephens
28 Tristan Franks
30 Eddie Waggoner
31 Dallas Riley
33 Matthew Ermis
34 Eric Finch
35 Ty Mowdy
36 Cole Horton
40 Chandler Beck
43 Tyler Moore
44 Reece Heck
50 Gavin Ott
51 Jackson Hale
54 Logan Layton
55 CJ Cole
56 Jansyn Pebworth
64 Darrin Wright
65 Cody Brown
66 TJ Maynard
70 Alex McNutt
71 David Hemphill
72 Cliff Tomlinson
73 Eric Strother
75 Shelton Nichols
76 William Schmidt
77 Scott Beam
78 Tristan Williams
79 Baily Harrison
80 Johnathan Lawson
81 Seth Hampton
88 Laura McCoy
89 Javier Arcos
99 Nathaniel Daniel
POSITION
GRADE
LB/RB
QB/DB
RB/DB
RB/LB
RB/LB
WR/LB
WR/DB
WR/LB
QB/DB
WR/DB
WR/DB
RB/LB
WR/DB
RB/LB
TE/DE
RB/LB
WR/LB
WR/DB
WR/DB
WR/DB
TE/LB
OL/LB
RB/LB
RB/LB
WR/DB
DL
RB/LB
OL/DL
OL/DE
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OL/DE
OL/DE
OL/DL
OL/DL
OL/DL
OL/DE
OL/DL
OL/DE
OL/DL
OL/DL
OL/DL
OL/DE
OL/DL
OL/DL
DL
DL
OL/DL
TE/DL
TE/DE
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SR
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CHS
VarSity
CHeerleaderS
2013-2014
VARSITY GAMES BEGIN AT
7:30 FRIDAY NIGHTS
Homecoming ** Senior Night *
Sept. 6 Stratford
(A)
Sept. 13 Atoka (Boggy Bottom Bowl) ( H)
Sept. 20 Holdenville
(A)
Sept. 27 Savanna
(H)
Oct. 4 Tishomingo
(A)
Oct. 11 Konawa (Homecoming)
(H) **
Oct. 17 Lexington
(A)
Oct 25 Marietta
(H)
Nov. 1 Davis
(A)
(H) *
Nov. 8 Kingston Senior Night
JUNiOr HiGH FOOtBall
thursday Nights
5:30 pm
Tues.
Tues.
Thurs.
Tues.
Thurs.
Tues.
Thurs.
Tues.
Sept.
5 Savanna
Sept. 10 Atoka
Sept. 19 Kingston
Sept. 24 Davis
Oct.
3 Tishomingo
Oct.
10 Konawa
Oct.
15 Antlers
Oct.
22 Marietta
(H)
(A)
(A)
(H)
(H)
(A)
(H)
(A)
Alyson Chapman (Sr.) Captain
Jacie Farris (Sr.) Captain
Ashley Yarbrough (Sr.) Captain
Haylee willis (Jr.)
Morgan Cole (Jr.)
Jaylee Riley (Jr.)
Jenniffer Palmer (Jr.)
Karley Shores (Soph.)
Makenzie Elkins (Fresh.)
Kenzi Pebworth (Fresh.)
Head Coach: Stephanie Stephens
MASCOT: Robyn Ott (Soph.)
MaNaGerS & FilMerS:
KAYLA LANE, ERIKA BOWKER, RONICA
ENNIS, EMILY KINGSTON,
ASHLEE LYNCH
KAYLE MCININCH
COACHES
COACHES: DUSTIN NEWBERRY, SCOTT DOSS,
JERAD TRUETT, WADE CORDER, ERNIE FANNING
COALGATE LOST TO TISHOMINGO 48-20
Coal County Clerk
VALLEY INSURANCE
AGENCY
BOB & GUY
580-927-2364
Helton Rural Health Clinic
Go Wildcats!
108 W. Ohio • Coalgate
580-927-2334
TRAE GRAY
ATTORNEY AT LAW
580-927-2314
CIRCLE N MARKET
201 N. MAIN 580-927-3266
N
580-927-2828
Hwy 43, Coalgate, Ok ~ 580-927-3950
CHERRY HEFLEY
Coal Co. Assessor
WildCatS
& Staff
580-927-3444
Go Big Purple”
“
PALACE DRUG
Mike
Hensley
Coal Co. Commissioner dist. 3
Coalgate Record Register
Coal Co. Treasurer
The Flower Garden
W. OHIO
Go
580-927-2064
Go Go Wildcats
Gina McNutt & Staff
FirstBank
McNutt
Auto - Wrecker & Paint & Body
Eugina Loudermilk & Staff
714 S. Broadway, Coalgate, Ok
580-927-3555
Brown's
MEMBER FDIC
Funeral Service
580-927-2101
www.shamrockbank.com
COALGATE, OK. 580-927-2311
MEMBER FDIC
Have A Great Season
Go Cats!!!
BRANDIN IRON CAFE
580-927-3263
"WHERE GOOD FRIENDS AND GOOD FOOD MEET"
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580-927-9100
Coalgate Schools
Faculty & Staff
"Go Wildcats"
Rick's Oil
580-927-2266
Johnny D Ward
Coal Co. Commissoner Dist. 2
Go W ildcats!
Wildcats hosting Konawa in Homecoming game
—Coalgate players to focus on game in 2A-4 showdown with Tigers
Continued from Page B-1
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--First quarter
Coalgate - Ricco Bellettini,
23-yard pass Colby Jones (run
failed)
Second quarter
Coalgate –Ricco Bellettini,
1-yard run (run failed)
Fourth quarter
Coalgate – Ty Mowdy, 4 run
(run failed)
--TEAM STATS
Situation Coalgate Tish
First Downs14 18
C-A-I
15-31-3 11-21
Yards Passing
214 183
Yards Rushing 39-169 30243
Total Yards
383 426
--Individual stats
Rushing
Ricco Bellettini, 21 carries for
91 yards, TD
Colby Jones, 9 carries for 51
yards
Jesse Pebworth, 6 carries for
Hunter
Safety CourSe
October 23 & 24 • 5 p.m.
• Moss High School •
Students are required to be there both nights,
ages 10 and above. Contact Game Warden Tom Cartwright
(405)380-6729 • FREE COURSE
Lehigh Community
Word of Life Church
Change day & Time:
Thursday to Wednesday
at 7:00 p.m.
yard
Sale
Friday & Saturday - October 11 & 12
209 S. Arno - Coalgate
ELECT
16 yards
Ty Mowdy, 3 carries for 11
yards, TD
Team total: 39 carries for 169
yards
--Passing
Colby Jones, 15-31-3 for 214
yards, TD
--Receiving
Rob Penney, 5 receptions for
88 yards
Ricco Bellettini, 4 receptions
for 47 yards, TD
Dillon Williams, 2 receptions
for 44 yards
Jesse Pebworth, 1 reception
for 12 yards
Tyler Sam, 1 reception for 11
yards
Ty Mowdy, 2 receptions for 12
yards
Team total: 15 receptions for
214 yards, 1 TD
---DEFENSE
Top CHS Defensive Players
Player – total tackles, other
plays
#54 Logan Layton, 8
#3 Cody Powell, 7
#55 C.J. Cole, 5
#12 Nate Hardy, 5
#35 Ty Mowdy, 4, sack
#78 Tristan Williams, 4
#15 Dillon Williams, 4
#56 Jansyn Pebworth, 4
#8 Ricco Belletßåtini, 4
#20 Rob Penney, 3
#27 Jerad Stephens, 2
#25 Tyler Sam, 2
#9 Jesse Pebworth, 2
#88 Tyler Price, 1
#50 Gaven Ott, 1, 1 fumble
recovery
---Upcoming schedule
Oct.
11
vs
Konawa
(Homecoming)
Oct. 17 @ Lexington
(Thursday)
Oct. 25 vs Marietta
Nov. 1 @ Davis
Nov. 8 vs Kingston (Senior
Night)
COALGATE VS TISHOMINGO — Coalgate quarterback Colby
Jones completed 15 of 31 passes for 214 yards against the
Tishomingo Indians. In the rushing attack, Jones had 9 carries
for 51 yards.
BROCK JONES
Coal County Commissioner
District 1
4
580-927-6003
HELP WANTED
The Coal County Chamber of Commerce is accepting applications for an executive director. Applicant
should have basic computer skills, be self-motivated,
have an outgoing personality, and interact well with the
public. Hours are flexible. Applications available at
the Chamber office, 8 S. Main St., Suite B, Coalgate,
and at the Brandin’ Iron Café. Applications must be returned no later than Monday, October 21, 2013. EOE
Conceal or Open
Carry Class
$60 Thursday, October 17 • 6-10 p.m.
per person
Moss High School
Contact Tom Cartwright • 405-380-6729
You do not need to own a firearm to take the class.
COALGATE VS TISHOMINGO — Sophomore wide receiver Rob Penney #20 catches a pass and
stays in bounds for a gain In yardage. Penney led the Wildcats in receiving with 5 receptions for
88 yards. He had 3 tackles.
OKLAHOMA’S UNIQUE
COIN SHOW
Friday, Oct. 11, 12 Noon - 5 p.m.
Saturday, Oct. 12, 9 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Free Admission,
Free Educational Programs
25 dealers buying and selling
S.E. OK Expo Center, McAlester
4500 West Hwy 270,
1 mile east of Indian Nation Turnpike
Contact: Gary 405-426-9044
COALGATE VS TISHOMINGO — Coalgate sophomore C.J. Cole #55 is on this week’s top
defensive list with 5 tackles against the Indians.
COAL COUNTY ESTIMATE OF NEEDS
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Veterans Voice
Friday, October 4, 2013
we attended the Veterans of
Foreign Wars Department of
Oklahoma fall festival at the
Biltmore Hotel in Oklahoma
City. It was held Friday and
Saturday.
Attending was Pat Mills
and husband David, and
Linda Spears and husband
Charles. On the service officer side of the house, our
Veteran Service Officers are
at a stand still. This is all
service officers, VFW, DAV,
and AL. No one is allowed
in the federal building to
process claims. Everything
is on hold until ??
It is in our best interest to
call our Congressmen and let
them know you feel it is bad
enough to have a back load
of claims pending. We as
veterans have already paid
our dues. What now, must
we wait to get compensation
for our disabilities because
the federal government can’t
reach an agreement.
Now for what is going on of the Year. Dinner is fish, slaw, ice tea or coffee and
here at our VFW Post 1198. fries, beans, cornbread, cole- dessert for $10.00
We only hold one meeting a
Under New Management
month. It is the 3rd Thursday
of the month. We are having a fish fry on Wednesday,
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LEGAL NOTICE
COMMISSION OF THE
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
RELIEF SOUGHT: WELL LOCATION EXCEPTION FOR THE CASSIE 3-14MH23 WELL
(PART OF A MULTIUNIT HORIZONTAL WELL)
LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SECTION 23, TOWNSHIP 1 NORTH, RANGE 10 EAST, Coal
COUNTY, OKLAHOMA
NOTICE OF HEARING
TAKERS OF OIL AND GAS INCLUDING BERNICE HARRIETT KING; BP AMERICA
PRODUCTION COMPANY; DSCM INC; JOE PASQUALI ESTATE; JOHN D MUSELMANN;
KASCO LTD; KING FAMILY INVESTMENTS LLC; MARGARET SHERMAN ESTATE;
NEWFIELD EXPLORATION MID-CONTINENT INC; PETROQUEST ENERGY LLC;
PLATINUM RESOURCES LLC; SINCLAIR OIL & GAS COMPANY; and all persons if living
or if deceased, their known and unknown successors and all corporations existing, and if
dissolved, its known and unknown successors and all persons having an interest in the lands
covered hereby, particularly in Coal County, Oklahoma.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Applicant, SM Energy Company has filed an application
in this cause requesting the Corporation Commission of Oklahoma to enter an order, to be
effective as of the date of the execution thereof or as of a date prior thereto, as follows: (i)
authorizing and permitting an exception to the permitted well location tolerances in the 640acre drilling and spacing unit formed in Section 23, Township 1 North, Range 10 East, Coal
County, Oklahoma, for the Caney and Woodford separate common sources of supply, so as
to allow, in part, a well, being a proposed multiunit horizontal well, to be drilled.
SURFACE HOLE LOCATION: NO CLOSER THAN 200 FEET FROM THE SOUTH LINE
AND NO CLOSER THAN 1,580 FEET FROM THE EAST LINE OF SECTION 11, TOWNSHIP
1 NORTH, RANGE 10 EAST, COAL COUNTY, OKLAHOMA
LOCATION OF WELLBORE (LATERAL) AT SECTION 23 COMPLETION INTERVAL: THE
PROPOSED LOCATION OF THE END POINTS OF THE COMPLETION INTERVAL WILL BE
NO CLOSER THAN 0 FEET FROM THE NORTH LINE AND NO CLOSER THAN 165 FEET
FROM THE SOUTH LINE AND NO CLOSER THAN 990 FEET FROM THE EAST LINE OF
SECTION 23, TOWNSHIP 1 NORTH, RANGE 10 EAST, COAL COUNTY, OKLAHOMA
and Woodford common sources of supply underlying Section 23, Township 1 North, Range
10 East, Coal County, Oklahoma, which order requires the well to be located no closer than
1,320 feet from the unit boundary.
The Application in this cause states that there is currently pending before the Commission
in Cause CD No. 201306681-T an application of Applicant requesting the Commission to
approve the multiunit horizontal well involved herein and to establish a proper allocation factor
for allocating the cost of and the production and proceeds from such multiunit horizontal well
to each of the units affected thereby.
The “land sections adjacent to the area within the location exception” requested herein in
Section 23 in regard to the subsurface location tolerance areas described above are Sections
14, 13, 24, 25 and 26, Township 1 North, Range 10 East, Coal County, Oklahoma. The other
“land sections” surrounding Section 23 are Sections 15, 22 and 27, Township 1 North, Range
10 East, Coal County, Oklahoma.
That the Applicant be permitted to drill and produce said well at said location for the Caney
and Woodford common sources of supply without any downward allowable adjustments and
designate Applicant or some other party as operator.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that this cause will be heard before an Administrative Law
Judge on the Initial Hearing Docket at the Corporation Commission, Eastern Regional Office,
440 S. Houston, Suite 114, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74127 at 8:30 a.m. on the 29th day of October,
2013 and that this Notice be published as required by law and the rules of the Commission.
its representatives, witnesses and other proponents of the Applicant may appear and testify
by telephone. The cost of telephonic communication shall be paid by the person or persons
requesting its use. Interested parties who wish to participate by telephone shall contact the
Applicant or Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing date, and provide their name and phone
number.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that all interested persons may appear and be heard. For
information concerning this action, contact Casey Nichols, SM Energy Company, 6120 South
Yale, Suite 1300, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74136, 918/488-7600 or Ron M. Barnes, CRUTCHMER
& BARNES, P.L.L.C., 1648 S. Boston Avenue, Ste. 100, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74119, 918/3828686.
S)PATRICE DOUGLAS
Chairman
S)BOB ANTHONY
Vice Chairman
S)DANA L. MURPHY
Commissioner
S)PEGGY MITCHELL
Secretary
Francis Hamer visits with cousins at concert. Francis Hamer of Coalgate
is pictured with her cousins, Mark Breashears Kent (left) and Larry Breashears Kent (right)
at the Back Woods Country Show at the Center Theater in El Reno, OK. Mark is drummer and Larry plays lead guitar for the Backwoods Country Band. Larry’s wife also plays
guitar for the band. Frances enjoyed hearing her cousins play their music and visiting
with them.
BANK REPOSSESSION
SUPER SALE 3 DAYS ONLY!
AUTO DEALERS THROUGHOUT THE MIDWEST HAVE BEEN FLOODED WITH
BANK REPOSSESSIONS AND OTHER USED VEHICLES AND ARE BEING
INSTRUCTED BY THEIR CREDITORS TO SACRIFICE THIS OVER STOCKED
INVENTORY IMMEDIATELY – REGARDLESS OF PROFIT.
UNITED LIQUIDATORS OF AMERICA HAS SELECTED
NIX AUTO CENTER, CHEVROLET, CADILLAC, GMC, BUICK
INCREDIBLE SAVINGS EVENT!
NOW YOU CAN BUY THE NICEST, BANK REPOSSESSION, GOVERNMENT RETURNS AND OTHER
USED VEHICLES FOR NEAR OR BELOW WHOLESALE. EXPECT DISCOUNTS AS MUCH AS $6500
DOLLARS. SELECT FROM A LARGE INVENTORY OF NEW & USED CARS, TRUCKS AND SUV’S.
ANYONE CAN TAKE DELIVERY
PICK A VEHICLE
PICK A PAYMENT
400 Cars, Pickups, Vans, 4X4’s WILL BE DESPOSED OF!
MANY UNSOLD VEHICLES WILL BE SENT TO AUCTION.
Mikayla Praytor, a 2012 Atoka High School
graduate is currently a sophomore in the funeral program at the University of Central Oklahoma in Edmond as a
funeral service major. She is employed at Matthews Funeral
Home and Cremation Service where she recently received
her certification as a licensed apprentice funeral director/
embalmer from the Oklahoma Funeral Board. Mikayla is
the daughter of Dan and June Praytor, Atoka. Grandparents include Grant and Pat Praytor of Atoka and Osborne
and Christine Roberts of Coalgate.
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This Thursday, October 10th: 8am – 7pm
Friday, October 11th: 8am – 7pm
Saturday, October 19th: 8am – 6pm
*With approved credit. Negative trade equity will sometimes be added to amount financed.
The Official Site of this Bank Repossession sale:
700 George Nigh Expwy
McAlester, OK
918-423-6200
1-800-400-6201
Three local 4-H’ers have been invited to participate in the
National 4x4 chute out event @ the State Fair of Texas, in
Dallas, TX October 10th. They have competed at the local and state
level and have been invited to compete at the National level! Rowdy Jones
of Tupelo, son of Holli and Brock Jones, Josh Bowker of Coalgate, son of
Jason and Angela Bowker and Hunter Spears of Coalgate, son of Brad and
Marti Spears. Congratulations and Good Luck to these cowboys!
COAL COUNTY ESTIMATE OF NEEDS
LEGAL NOTICE
COMMISSION OF THE
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
RELIEF SOUGHT: WELL LOCATION EXCEPTION FOR THE MICHELLE 4-14MH23 WELL
COUNTY, OKLAHOMA
NOTICE OF HEARING
TAKERS OF OIL AND GAS INCLUDING BERNICE HARRIETT KING; BP AMERICA
PRODUCTION COMPANY; DSCM INC; JOE PASQUALI ESTATE; JOHN D MUSELMANN;
KASCO LTD; KING FAMILY INVESTMENTS LLC; MARGARET SHERMAN ESTATE;
NEWFIELD EXPLORATION MID-CONTINENT INC; PETROQUEST ENERGY LLC;
PLATINUM RESOURCES LLC; SINCLAIR OIL & GAS COMPANY; and all persons if living
or if deceased, their known and unknown successors and all corporations existing, and if
dissolved, its known and unknown successors and all persons having an interest in the lands
covered hereby, particularly in Coal County, Oklahoma.
NO CLOSER THAN 0 FEET FROM THE NORTH LINE AND NO CLOSER THAN 165 FEET
FROM THE SOUTH LINE AND NO CLOSER THAN 330 FEET FROM THE EAST LINE OF
and Woodford common sources of supply underlying Section 23, Township 1 North, Range
10 East, Coal County, Oklahoma, which order requires the well to be located no closer than
1,320 feet from the unit boundary.
14, 13, 24, 25 and 26, Township 1 North, Range 10 East, Coal County, Oklahoma. The other
number.
S)PATRICE DOUGLAS
Chairman
S)BOB ANTHONY
Vice Chairman
S)DANA L. MURPHY
Commissioner
S)PEGGY MITCHELL
Secretary
LEGAL NOTICE
COMMISSION OF THE
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
RELIEF SOUGHT: WELL LOCATION EXCEPTION FOR THE MICHELLE 4-14MH23 WELL
COUNTY, OKLAHOMA
NOTICE OF HEARING
TAKERS OF OIL AND GAS including ALTON GORE & LAVON GORE ; AQUAENCO INC;
BERNICE HARRIETT KING; BETA SHALE LLC; BP AMERICA PRODUCTION COMPANY
; CANAAN RESOURCES LLC; CAROLYN JOYCE YOUNG; COSMO INVESTMENTS LLC;
DARR INVESTMENTS; DAVIS HUDSON; GARY D WILSON; GORE EXPLORATION LLC;
JAHREE STANDRIDGE REV LIVING TRUST; JOE PASQUALI ESTATE; JOHN HUDSON;
JONES ENERGY HOLDINGS LLC JONES ENERGY, LTD; KASCO LTD; KING FAMILY
INVESTMENTS LLC; LEON LANOY & MARY PAULINE LANOY; LOIS DIANE HAMPTON;
LONNIE SIMS; MARGARET SHERMAN ESTATE; NEWFIELD EXPLORATION MIDCONTINENT INC; PLATINUM RESOURCES LLC; SINCLAIR OIL & GAS COMPANY; TITAN
STC LLC; VANGUARD PERMIAN LLC; and all persons if living or if deceased, their known and
unknown successors and all corporations existing, and if dissolved, its known and unknown
successors and all persons having an interest in the lands covered hereby, particularly in Coal
County, Oklahoma.
NO CLOSER THAN 0 FEET FROM THE SOUTH LINE AND NO CLOSER THAN 165 FEET
FROM THE NORTH LINE AND NO CLOSER THAN 330 FEET FROM THE EAST LINE OF
That Order No. 547529 established a 640-acre drilling and spacing unit for the Caney and
Woodford common sources of supply underlying Section 14, Township 1 North, Range 10
East, Coal County, Oklahoma, which order requires the well to be located no closer than 1,320
feet from the unit boundary.
11,12, 13, 24 and 23, Township 1 North, Range 10 East, Coal County, Oklahoma. The other
number.
S)PATRICE DOUGLAS
Chairman
S)BOB ANTHONY
Vice Chairman
S)DANA L. MURPHY
Commissioner
S)PEGGY MITCHELL
Secretary
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agreement, he was given 25 years
on each count, with the last 15
years suspended.
The sentences will run concurrently with each other and with
sentences handed down in two
2009 cases, one for felony actual
physical control of vehicle while
intoxicated 2nd and subsequent and
one for misdemeanor possession of
controlled substance and unlawful
possession of drug paraphernalia.
In the 2009 drug case, he was
ordered to complete drug court;
however, drug court was terminated in 2012 following the sex crime
charges.
Yarbrough was given five years
on the 2009 felony charge and one
year suspended on each of the 2009
misdemeanor counts. These sentences will run concurrently with
each other and with the sentences
in the child sex crime case.
The Coal County Courthouse Day.
will be closed Monday, October All offices will resume regular
14, in observance of Columbus hours of operation on Tuesday,
October 15.
Do you know why Columbus
Day is a federal holiday? Here’s
a brief history lesson.
THU, OCT 24 • 10 AM
Estate Auction: S of Seminole. 918+
Columbus Day commemorates
Acres Hunting & Cattle Ranch Farm &
the landing of Christopher
Ranch Equipment.
Columbus in the “New World”
SAT, OCT 26 • 10 AM
on October 12, 1492.
Retirement Auction: SW of Maud. 140
One of the first known
Acres Improved Farm on Hwy 59. Farm
Equipment, Cattle, Tools, Hay.
celebrations
marking
his
Visit Web site for more info.
discovery was in 1792. In 1892,
SPITLER-SULLIVAN President Benjamin Harrison
a
commemorative
AUCTION & REALTY made
proclamation; but it was
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Colorado, in 1905, that became
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the first state to observe
Columbus Day.
Since 1920 the day has been
celebrated annually, and in 1937
President Franklin Roosevelt
proclaimed every October 12 as
Columbus Day. That’s where
it remained under 1937 when
Congress declared it a federal
public holiday on the second
Monday in October.
Columbus’ voyage proved one
thing for certain – that the earth
was not only round, but that it
was bigger than he thought.
Contrary to popular belief, most
educated individuals in the 15th
century, and especially sailors,
already knew that the earth was
round. What was not realized
by Columbus, however, was
just how big a globe it was. He
seriously underestimated the
size of the planet.
Controversy exists over
Columbus’ expedition and
whether or not one can
“discover”
an
alreadyinhabited land. Nevertheless,
his expedition was unique and
important in that it resulted in
the first intertwining of Europe
with the Americas, resulting in
the first permanent European
colonies in the New World.
Richard Louis Yarbrough, 58,
Lehigh, entered into a plea bargain
last week on four felony charges
involving sex crimes against three
minor children. Yarbrough signed
the plea deal on October 2, the day
he was scheduled to go before a
Coal County jury.
Yarbrough pleaded no contest
to three counts of child sexual
abuse and one count of rape by
instrumentation. As part of the
Courthouse will be closed Monday
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T-Shirts - Cups
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ect.
Mon. - Fri.
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Food Stamps Accepted
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FRESH PECANS
(580) 927-3334
Lehigh, Ok
New Owners: Mike & Teresa Linton
ATOKA LIVESTOCK AUCTION
SALE EVERY MONDAY
Weekly Market Report
Monday, October 7, 2013
SALE RESULTS
CATTLE SOLD 2120
STEERS
200 - 300 lb .......$1.80 - $2.15
300 - 400 lb....... $1.76 - $2.31
400 - 500 lb....... $1.70 - $2.01
500 - 600 lb....... $1.50 - $1.81
600 700 lb........$1.45 - $1.75.5
HEIFERS
200 - 300 lb........$1.60 - $1.90
300 - 400 lb....... $1.53 - $1.27.5
400 - 500 lb....... $1.47 - $2.20
500 - 600 lb....... $1.40 - $1.61
600 - 700 lb........$1.37 - $1.58.5
PAIRS 1350-1750 • STOCKER COWS $1100-$1550
• PACKER COWS .72¢-.84¢
LOW DRESSING .62¢-.71¢ • PACKER BULLS $.95¢ -$1.04
BULLS PER hEAD NONE • BABY CALVES $100-$300
Owners & Operators
Phil & Paula Hatridge
Haven Hogue rides White Man in the “True Grit Day” parade. Haven is the granddaughter
of Eddie and Dianne Hogue.
Mob. 918-424-1754 ~ Office 580-889-3264
PO Box 1103 - Atoka, Ok 74525
LEGAL NOTICE
COMMISSION OF THE
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
RELIEF SOUGHT: MULTIUNIT HORIZONTAL WELL FOR THE CASSIE 3-14MH23
WELL
NOTICE OF HEARING
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AVANZINI & PHYLLIS A AVANZINI JTS; JOYCE PARKS TOMLINSON; JUDY C
FRANKS; JUDY KAREN ROBINSON; JUDY NICHOLS; JUSTIN MCKINNEY JT; KAREN
D WILSON; KAREN LYNN BYRD; KARL MILLER C/O CLARA MILLER; KATHLEEN D
SATTERLY JTS; KEVIN WOOD; KIM CRASE; KIM WAYNE BYRD; KIMBERLY
COOPER; KIMBERLY JOHNSON; KIMBERLY MILLER; KIT V CARKER; KRISTOPHER
DALE SIMONSON; LACY HUDSON; LADONNA WALLIS; LAGEAN LEVAR; LAKE OIL
COMPANY; LANCEON HOBGOOD C/O NANCY HOBGOOD; LARRY B BOWERMAN
& NANCY V BOWERMAN JTS; LARRY B POPE; LARRY B POPE & JANET E POPE
JTS; LARRY B POPE & JUSTIN W POPE JTS; LARRY COMETTI; LARRY D ORR &
LINDA DALE ORR HWJT; LARRY DEAN MCCAULEY; LARRY EAVES & DEBRA J
EAVES JTS; LARRY J COMETTI & BONNY COMETTI JTS; LARRY P HILL; LARRY
SCOTT AYRES & KIMBERLY KAY AYRES JTS; LAURA JEAN KERSHAW TRUST
LAURA JEAN KERSHAW TRUSTEE; LAURA LEA MAXWELL; LAURINE VEGHER;
LAVERN CARROLL; LAVETTA A REED ESTATE C/O DON REED; LAW OFFICES OF
TRAE GRAY PLLC MICHAEL S & SUZANNA GLASCO; LEAF D SALEM; LEAH G
KUTEN; LEE N JACKSON & DEANN A JACKSON JTS; LENA MARGARET GLICK;
LEON DAWES & SHAUN R DAWES JTS; LEON LANOY & MARY PAULINE LANOY;
LEON MCCOY & SUE MCCOY; LEONA PASQUALI; LESLIE BATTLES; LESLIE RAY
ASHLEE ANN PALMER JTWROS; LOIS DIANE HAMPTON; LOIS KIME PETERS;
LOIS MARIE CLAYTON ESTATE C/O STEPHEN HILL; LOIS MARIE SLATER ESTATE
C/O ZACHARY SLATER; LOLA SMITH; LOLITA SIMON; LONNIE SIMS; LORETTA
JEAN BRADLEY; LORI D WARREN; LOU E HATCHETT; LOUIS B SANDMANN; LOUIS
TRUSTEE C/O MALCOLM MILSTEN CPA; MAP0304 AN OKLAHOMA GP C/O
MINERAL ACQUISITION PARTNERS INC; MARCIA C SALEM; MARGARET ANN
SMITH; MARGARET M AKEY & JAMES F AKEY JTS; MARGARET MARY BARTON;
MARGARET MILLER ESTATE; MARGARET SCHIFF MADIGAN; MARGARET
SHERMAN ESTATE; MARGIE SUE KUTCH; MARIA L LANG; MARIAN ELLEN EVANS;
MARIE TUCK ESTATE C/O DEAN TUCK; MARION LEROY & EMMA FAE MADDEN
JTS; MARK AUSTIN BYRD; MARK HEARD; MARLA JANELL WELLINGTON; MARSHA
M KNIGHT; MARTHA JANE ASHTON VANDERVEER ESTATE; MARTI K SPEARS;
MARVIN TARRON JR; MARY A RILEY; MARY ALICE BURNS; MARY C HOLT; MARY E
KERSHAW TRUST MARY E KERSHAW TRUSTEE; MARY F EDDINGS; MARY
FRANCES DUNLAP; MARY JANE CARSON GST TRUST C/O MARY JANE CARSON;
MARY JANE KIME MCMAHAN C/O JAMIE ADLER; MARY JO JOHNSON; MARY JO
MASSIE; MARY LEE DAWLEY; MARY LYNN OTT-CLEM; MARY MANNON; MARY
SUE LEISTER; MARY WHATLEY; MATTHEW PARKER & MARJORIE PARKER JTS;
MATTHEW W PALMER & MARLENA M PALMER JTS; MAXINE HOLLIS; MAXINE
TIDWELL; MAXINE TURNER; MAYER INVESTMENT COMPANY LLC LANA WYCHE
MANAGER; MCCAIL SMITH; MCENTIRE JOINT REVOCABLE TRUST KENNETH T
MCENTIRE TRUSTEE; MELANIE K REEVES; MELISSA CARKER HOLLINGSWORTH;
MELISSA SHAW; MERGIE L BERGMAN; META KAY MILLIGAN; MICHAEL ANDREW
PRICE; MICHAEL C HEFLEY & VICKI L HEFLEY JTS; MICHAEL DOUGLAS ELKINS &
DEBBIE RAE ELKINS JTS; MICHAEL FOSTER; MICHAEL J PATTON; MICHAEL J
WEEKS REV TRUST MICHAEL J WEEKS TRUSTEE; MICHAEL MAYER; MICHAEL
RAY JONES JR; MICHAEL T TALBOT; MICHELEE DIXON; MICHELEE TRAYLOR
GIBSON; MICHELLE BARNETT; MINERALS MANAGEMENT SERVICE ROYALTY
MANAGEMENT PROGRAM; MINNIE OWENS ESTATE C/O VINCENT BERATTO;
MINTA EDDINGS NICHOLS & JAMES NICHOLS JTS; MIRIAM G OSCAR ESTATE C/O
HARRY OSCAR JR; MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH OF COALGATE OKLAHOMA
ATTN JAMES STEPHENS; MITCHELL ROYALTY A LP; MYRNA M PIAZZI; NADINE
MOWDY; NADINE SHAW; NEAOMA BOWERMAN BARNES & BILL BARNES JTS;
NINA L JOHNSTON; NITA VON ROCHELLE; NOAH LEE BURRIS AND KAREN SUE
BURRIS JTS; NORMA C CORSINI LIVING TRUST NORMA C CORSINI TRUSTEE;
NORMA JEAN HOLLINGSWORTH; NORMA JEAN MCFARLAND; NORVIN LALE
ROBSON; NOTTING HILL PROPERTIES LLC; ODELL ARMSTRONG; ODIS E
SHIPMAN; OKLAHOMA CONFERENCE CORPORATION OF SEVENTH DAY
ADVENTISTS; OKLAHOMA CONFERENCE CORPORATION OF SEVENTH DAY
ADVENTISTS IN TRUST; OLEN BRIDGES & IOLA BRIDGES JTS; OLGA KATHRYN
MCKAIN DARGEL C/O DORIS MCKAIN; ONTARIO C MILLER; OPAL L JORDAN &
JEFFREY WAYNE JORDAN JTS; ORBIN BOWERMAN & LINDA BOWERMAN JTS;
ORVILLE DUNCAN & KANZADAH DUNCAN JTS; OSCAR B ENGLISH; OSCAR
CANNON; OTHELLO H MILLER JR; PAMELA NADINE DRAKE; PARKER FAMILY
TRUST U/T/A DTD 1/14/2008 MARION CHARLES PARKER & MURIEL ANN PARKER
CO-TRUSTEES; PASCHALL PROPERTIES INC; PASQUALI INVESTMENTS LLC; PAT
COLEMAN; PATRICIA ANN INGRAM; PATRICIA DARLENE SMITH; PATRICIA GOW
BANTA; PATRICIA WITHERSPOON ESTATE C/O BOB WITHERSPOON; PATRICK H
QUINN; PATRICK JOHN BYRD; PATSY A BROWN; PATSY BROWN & FRANCES
BROWN JTS; PATTY COFFMAN; PATTY KNICKLE; PAUL DAN DROKE JR; PAUL
LLOYD JAMES & FRANK GENE HUMPHREY JTS; PAUL SPEARS & TWALA L
JOHNSON, JTS; PAUL W SANDMANN TRUST C/O TIM SANDMANN; PAULA CAROL
EVANS ZOLLER; PAULINE E MAYER REVOCABLE TRUST PAUL DAN DROKE JR
SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE; PAULINE HOLMAN; PAULINE LINDLY; PEGGY L DUNN;
PEGGY S RISHTON; PEGGY STENSKE; PENTECOSTAL HOLINESS CHURCH;
PERRY C CHANCEY; PETROQUEST ENERGY LLC; PHILIP S BROWN; PHILLIP E
RIESEN JR; PHILLIP E WILKINSON & NATALIE WILKINSON JTS; PHILLIP GUINN;
PIEDRA MINERALS LLC; PLATINUM RESOURCES LLC; PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
CHURCH FOUNDATION OF THE DIOCESE OF OKLAHOMA; R SCOTT AND ANNE W
RICHEY JT; RACHEL HAUPT LOWE; RAGAN PETROLEUM INC; RALPH N
HAMERSLEY ESTATE C/O JOANN PLAXCO; RANDY & DONNA ROBSON, JTS;
RANDY ELKINS; RANDY LYNN HECK; RANDY ROBSON; RANDY STEEL & DIANA G
STEEL JTS; RANJIT K DHESI LLC C/O NOEL POWELL & BONNIE POWELL; RAY
CHARLES JORDAN & DOTTIE A JORDAN JTS; RAY INGRAM AND MAXINE INGRAM
JTS; RAYMOND C CHAMBERS; RAYMOND DOYLE TARRON; RAYMOND HOWARD
MADDEN; RAYMOND MULLINS ESTATE; REBECCA ANN STARR; REGINA M
HORTON; RENA CAROLYN MURPHY KOPPELMAN; RETHA B SANDERS; RHEA S
WILSON; RICHARD BRUCE COX JR; RICHARD D CHILDERS & DEBRA K CHILDERS;
RICHARD E SHAPIRO & HARRIET SHAPIRO JTS; RICHARD F NELSON & VADA M
NELSON JTS; RICHARD J HELTON & MARY ELIZABETH HELTON JTS; RICHARD
MILSTEN TRUST JOSEPH JANKOWSKY TRUSTEE C/O MALCOLM MILSTEN CPA;
RICK HEINZE AND LINDA HEINZE JTS; RICKY EDWARD CLEM & TINA L CLEM JTS;
RILEY L TOWNSEND & KAREN D JONES JTS; RILEY TOWNSEND & GARY
TOWNSEND JTS; RIO LEE EVANS; ROBERT B MILSTEN TRUST JOSEPH
TRUSTEE; RUBY COLE; RUEDY FAMILY TRUST ROY C RUEDY & SHIRLEE F
RUEDY TRUSTEES; RUSS E WEITZ; RUTH ANN WILLIAMS & MICHAEL JOHN
WILLIAMS JTS; RUTH ISHMAEL; S RENEE ROSANELLI; SALLY A MASSEY; SAMUEL
J ENGLISH JR; SANDRA K PETERS; SANDRA SHEARER; SANDY VALDES CARRIE
SANDY VALDES AKA; SARAH DELIA POWELL ESTATE LAVERNA L MILES PERS
REP; SARAH VOGEL FAMILY TRUST ANITA WEBBER TRUSTEE; SARI J BROWN;
SCOPE EXPLORATION INC; SEKANI EXPLORATION LLC; SHAMROCK BANK NA;
SHARON LEE SIMS BARDIN; SHARON MOWDY; SHAWN D HAMILL; SHERRY
LUANN SILVERSTEIN ALPERT; SHERRY RUTH LANCASTER; SHIRLEY ANN
GREGORY; SHIRLEY HOWELL BAKER; SIDNEY V BRIDGES; SINCLAIR OIL & GAS
COMPANY; SMACK DAB LTD; SOUTHWEST PETROLEUM COMPANY LP;
SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY; ST PETERS EPISCOPAL CHURCH
OF COALGATE OKLAHOMA; STANLEY H SINGER REV TRUST DTD 3/19/88
STANLEY H SINGER TRUSTEE; STELLA SUE SMITH; STEPHEN DOUGLAS
MURPHY; STEPHEN J PETERS; STEVEN LYNCH AND BERTHA LYNCH JTS; STEVEN
M SANDMANN; STEVEN WAYNE LEE; STUART RONALD; SUMMER BELL;
SUPERSTITION MOUNTAIN RESOURCES LLC; SUSAN ANN SANDMANN EDDINGS;
SUSAN ANN SANDMANN EDDINGS & STEVEN MAX SANDMANN JTS; SUSAN F
HAMER; SUSAN G SALLEE & E SHANE SALLEE JTS; SUSAN GARNETT; SUSAN
MILLER; SUSAN PEARSON DUNCAN; SUZAN G COX; SUZANNE MCKAIN GREEN;
SUZANNE PARELMAN; SYLVIA DOYLENE HODGES; SYLVIA G MAYER; TED WAYNE
POWELL; TERRY ANN RICE & STEPHEN W RICE JTS; TERRY BRYANT REID;
TERRY GLEN VICK; TERRY L MCCREARY; TERRY MARIE KOEN MILLER; TETON
BYRD; THREE M OIL COMPANY; TIMOTHY C CULPEPPER; TIMOTHY D
HEFLEY; TINA ELAINE CUSEY & TERRY JAMES CUSEY JTS; TITAN STC LLC; TOM
NICKELL; TOMI LEE PALMER JT; TOMMIE JEAN FARLEY; TOMMIE ROGERS;
TOMMY G CORSINI & PATTY G CORSINI JTS; TOMMY WILLIAMS ESTATE C/O
ANTHONY WILLIAMS; TRACIE HEATHCOCK; TRAVIS COLE; TRAVIS STANBERRY &
KRISTI STANBERRY JTS; TRENA JONES; TROY E SHIPMAN & ANGELA M SHIPMAN
JTS; TRUSTEES OF THE COALGATE ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH C/O ARLENE
RINGELS TRUSTEE; TRUSTEES OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF COALGATE
OKLAHOMA C/O JUNE BURNS TREASURER; UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD CO
FARMERS NATIONAL CO AGENT 1301041; UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE
ATTN ASSET MANAGEMENT; VADA M NELSON JT; VALERIE L HOLT & MARY HOLT
& DAVID HOLT JTWROS; VANGUARD PERMIAN LLC; VESTER L GUINN & LEOTA
GUINN H&W JT LIFE ESTATE; VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS LAVERN COLLINS
POST NO 1198 ATTN CHARLIE SPEARS;
VICKI JO MCKAIN CASE; VICKI LOU
COPE; VICKI MASSIE VAUGHN; VICKY
SALMON JT; VICTOR L BEY; VINCENT
HANEY; VINCENT HANEY & STEPHANIE
HANEY; VINSON ROYALTIES LP; VIRGIL
OTT & VINCENT O OTT & LADONNA
OTT JTS; VIRGINIA PETERS HACKER;
VIVIAN PASQUALI REV LIV TRUST GL
STRUNK AND V LEE CO TRUSTEES;
VOGEL OIL INTERESTS LTD; VONCELL
CARKER; WALTER A NICHOLS &
PRISCILLA NICHOLS JTS; WANDA
ASHLOCK; WANDA L UTTERBACK;
WANDA LEE RUTH; WANDA TOLSON;
WAYLON MCKINNEY JT; WAYMOND D
MASSIE & MARY JO MASSIE HW TIC;
WENDY NARUM HART; WILLIAM
ALBERT NARUM ESTATE; WILLIAM C
SCOTT & AUDELIA G SCOTT JTS;
WOODROW G STROOPE & SHIRLEY
MERCHANT JTS; W-W ENTERPRISE;
WYOMING PROPERTY INVESTMENTS;
ZIP SALES & CHEMICAL CO INC; ZOLA
F HENSON; BEVERLY ARMSTRONG DE
ROCCO; CAROL ELIZABETH CASS;
ERIC ARMSTRONG; LORELEI RIESEN
SPEE; PATTI ANN LECRON; VITTORIA
Oklahoma.
thereof or follows:
exception lies are Sections 12, 11, 10, 15,
22, 27, 26, 25, 24 and 13, Township 1 North,
Range 10 East, Coal County, Oklahoma.
Applicant further requests that Applicant
or some other party be authorized the right
to drill said well, Applicant further requests
that it be permitted to produce said well
at said location from all common sources
of supply covered hereby without any
downward allowable adjustment.
following location:
1,580 FEET FROM THE EAST LINE OF
OKLAHOMA
AT
SECTION
14
COMPLETION
INTERVAL:
THE
PROPOSED
THE COMPLETION INTERVAL WILL
BE NO CLOSER THAN 0 FEET FROM
THE SOUTH LINE AND NO CLOSER
THAN 165 FEET FROM THE NORTH
LINE AND NO CLOSER THAN 990 FEET
AT
SECTION
23
COMPLETION
INTERVAL:
THE
PROPOSED
THE COMPLETION INTERVAL WILL
BE NO CLOSER THAN 0 FEET FROM
THE NORTH LINE AND NO CLOSER
THAN 165 FEET FROM THE SOUTH
LINE AND NO CLOSER THAN 990 FEET
and phone number.
918/382-8686.
OKLAHOMA
S)PATRICE DOUGLAS
Chairman
S)BOB ANTHONY
Vice Chairman
S)DANA L. MURPHY
Commissioner
of October, 2013.
S)PEGGY MITCHELL
Secretary
LEGAL NOTICE
(Published in the Coalgate Record Register October 9 2013, 1t)
COMMISSION OF THE
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
RELIEF SOUGHT: SEPARATE ALLOWABLE (PART OF A MULTIUNIT
HORIZONTAL WELL)
NOTICE OF HEARING
TAKERS OF OIL AND GAS, INCLUDING A J SHIRLEY; ADAM VAUGHN; ADDIE
POLLOCK; ALBERT V LACY & NELMA L LACY JTS; ALENE NICKELL LAWRENCE;
ALFRED GRAVES; ALICE CROWLEY; ALICE K CULHANE; ALICE LUCILE MOORE;
ALLEN M LEAIRD & SHERRY L ELLER LEAIRD JTS; ALTHEA G CARSON GST TRUST
C/O ALTHEA GRACE CARSON; ALTON GORE AND LAVON GORE JTS; ALVERA S
CHANEY; ALYSSA NARUM; AMY CHRISTINE POSTOAK; AMY MAUK & DAVID MAUK
JTS; ANGELA M HARMON; ANGELA MARIE CONNOR; ANNE VAUGHN; ANNETTA S
SWINDELL SUE COX AKA; ANTHONY C MARTIN JT; APACHE TRUST CAROLYN
WATSON TRUSTEE; ARCHIE EDDINGS; ARDMORE PUBLIC LIBRARY C/O TRUST
DEPT 5249; ARLENE ROSALIND BERGNER LIFE ESTATE; ARVARD J MCLELLAN &
HAZEL J MCLELLAN & JOHNNY LAIN MCLELLAN JTS; AUDREY LOUISE MAYER;
BAR L ENERGY LLC; BARBARA JO WYATT CARTER FAMILY TRUST BARBARA JO
WYATT CARTER TRUSTEE; BARBARA S & ARTHUR SCHIFFMAN JTS; BARRY RAY
MAGGIA & DIANA LYNN MAGGIA JTS; BEN JAMES FAMILY TRUST JAMES AND
LINDA VANDIVER CO-TRUSTEES; BERNICE HARRIETT KING; BERTA HOBGOOD;
BESSIE L GRISSOM ESTATE; BETA SHALE LLC; BETH LEE LEADER; BETTIE
LEVINGSTON; BETTIE LEVINGSTON &/OR DWAYNE LEVINGSTON JTS; BETTY
BOWERMAN SCHORNICK AND DAVID SCHORNICK JTS; BETTY JEAN SEXTON;
BETTY MCCURRY AND LARRY MCCURRY JTS; BETTY WHITELEY; BEVERLY
BRAND BLUMENTHAL; BEVERLY GENE RUSSELL WATSON AKA BEVERLY GENE
BEVINS; BIG FIVE COMMUNITY SERVICES INC; BILL FRENCH AND PATRICIA
FRENCH JTS; BILL WELCH & GLORIA WELCH JTS; BILLIE PEARL LEE; BILLY D
HOLDER; BILLY DON LAWRENCE & CHERYL ANN LAWRENCE JTS; BILLY E CLANCY
& PEGGY L CLANCY; BILLY JOE SMOOT; BILLY R WILSON & LINDA K WILSON &
CHRISTOPHER L WILSON JTS; BILLY R WILSON & LINDA KAY WILSON JTS; BINNS
FAMILY REVOCABLE TRUST DATED MAY 23, 1997 JUNE B HARRIS SUCCESSOR
TRUSTEE; BLESSED SACRAMENT CATHOLIC CHURCH INC C/O BILL AVANZINI;
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS COAL COUNTY; BOBBY GENE WILLARD; BOBBY
RAY BURNS JR & BARBARA GAIL BURNS JTS; BOVIO BELLETTINI ESTATE LYNETTE
QUALLS; BROWN FUNERAL SERVICE INC; BRYAN KEVIN BYRD; BURRELL
WILSON; CAROLYN ANN REED; CAROLYN BOWERMAN BAYS; CAROLYN JOYCE
YOUNG; CAROLYN WATSON REVOCABLE TRUST CAROLYN WATSON TRUSTEE;
CAROLYNN SUE WILLIAMS-RUDER; CEK INVESTMENTS LLC; CHAD JULIAN
RICHARDS; CHARLENE HOLDER; CHARLES FREDERICK LARECY; CHARLES
WAYNE BULLOCK; CHARLOTTE JAHREE STANDRIDGE; CHERIE BELL; CHICKASAW
CITY OF COALGATE; CITY OF COALGATE HOUSING AUTHORITY; CLAUDEAN
GRAVES LIFE ESTATE; CLEO L SALLEE; CLIFFORD RAY HEARD JR; COAL COUNTY
GENERAL HOSPITAL; COAL COUNTY REALTY LLC; COAL COUNTY SOIL
CONSERVATION DISTRICT 19; COALGATE CHURCH OF CHRIST; COALGATE
PUBLIC SCHOOLS DISTRICK I-1; COBRA PETROLEUM COMPANY; CONNIE
MORRIS; CONNIE MORRIS FAMILY TRUST CONNIE MORRIS TRUSTEE; CONNIE
RONALD GRANGER; CONNIE WILSON AND VERN WILSON; CONTINENTAL
RESOURCES INC; COOK FAMILY MINERAL INVESTMENT COMPANY LLC VESTAL
COOK AND LOIS COOK MANAGERS; COSMO INVESTMENTS LLC; COURTNEY
NICOLE BELL, A MINOR DEBRA KAY BELL, GUARDIAN; CYNTHIA K CORNELIUS;
CYNTHIA MICHELLE WARD; DALLAS HANK HOWE; DAN MORDHORST REVOCABLE
TRUST DAN MORDHORST TRUSTEE; DANA LEE LONG; DANIEL ARTHUR COFFEE
JT; DANNY BAKER & REGINA BAKER JTS; DANNY JOE CAGLE; DARLENE BRICE;
DARLENE BRICE & PHILLIP GUINN JTS; DARR INVESTMENTS LLC; DARRELL
EUGENE TARRON; DAVID A ROBERSON II; DAVID ALLEN GWINN; DAVID EMIL
WYATT MD; DAVID H MURDOCK DBA INTERNATIONAL MINING CO; DAVID J WARD
& ELLA MAE WARD JTS; DAVID LYNN MULLINS; DAVID SHORES & CHERI LYNN
SHORES JTS; DAVID W POTTS; DAVID WRIGHT & CLOYE DENE LACY FAMILY
TRUST DANN NAYLOR RIFAI & DAVID BRYAN LACY, SUCC TTEES; DAVIS HUDSON;
DAWN MARIE MILES; DEARL INGRAM; DEBBIE C BARNHILL; DEBORAH E
HUTCHINS GST TRUST C/O DEBORAH E HUTCHINS; DEBORAH K POWELL &
TAMMY DALYNN POWELL JTS; DEBORAH KATHRYN KELSOE ESTATE PATTY K
WEBSTER & BETTY KELSOE CO-RP; DEBRA KREBS; DEBRA L SOUTHERN; DEE
ANNA WELSHANS; DELBERT INMAN; DELBERT INMAN & MARK INMAN & TOM
INMAN& ANDREW INMAN & JAMES INMAN JTS C/O JAMES INMAN; DELILAH
PEBWORTH; DELMER C WOOD; DELORES FRANCES WILSON C/O CHERILYN KAY
DILLON AIF; DENNIS P HOLDER; DEWARD L STRONG &/OR KIMBERLE J STRONG
JTS; DIANE L PARKS; DICK WOOD AND BARBARA WOOD JTS; DOLLY D NICKELL;
DON CLAPP; DON LEWIS AND DONNA LEWIS JTS; DONALD BURNS; DONALD E
DAVIS; DONALD E MILSTEN; DONALD MCKEEN & TINA MCKEEN JTS; DONALD R
STANBERRY & TOMMIE G STANBERRY JTS; DONNA L BELLER; DONNIE SHORES;
DORIS M WERNER ESTATE; DOROTHA HICKS; DORTHA MARIE PENDLEY; DOYLE
L PATTON JR; DSCM INC; DUSTIN BELL; DUYEN T LE; DWAYNE MILES & LAVERNA
MILES JTS; EDDINGS FAMILY MINERAL INVESTMENT COMPANY LLC; EDITH L
BARRITT; EDITH WEITZ; EFFIE JO CARSON OR WYLIE CARSON; ELIZABETH CRIM
HOLMES REV TRUST 5/24/99 ELIZABETH C HOLMES TRUSTEE; ELIZABETH
SPITZER RENE SPITZER AND RICHARD L SPITZER POA; ELMER GUINN; ELODIA
RODRIGUEZ; ELOISE KRAHN LIFE ESTATE; ELSIE RUMLEY; ELVIS LOYD
HAMMERSLEY; EMMA REGINA HENDRIX; ENA FULLER ESTATE C/O BETTIE LEE
LEVINGSTON AIF; EQUITY TRUST COMPANY CUSTODIAN F/B/O LISA KELLY IRA;
EQUITY TRUST COMPANY CUSTODIAN F/B/O OSCAR OLIN HAZEN IRA; ERNEST P
FANNING & PEGGY L FANNING JTS; ERNEST WAYNE SMITH; ERNESTINE OSCAR
C/O HARRY OSCAR JR; ERYN MARIE HOUSINGER; ETTIE V MIDKIFF ESTATE
SHEILA KAY MCNUTT & LOETTA DARLENE CAGLE& RICKIE LAVERN MIDKIFF
PERS REPS; EVA J LAYTON; EVA JUANITA SHORES WALTER D SHORES POA;
EVELYN E BURNS LIVING TRUST EVELYN E BURNS TRUSTEE; FAIRLESS FAMILY
REVOCABLE TRUST HARLEN W FAIRLESS & LILA J FAIRLESS TTEE; FARMERS
ROYALTY COMPANY; FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH; FIRST UNITED METHODIST
FRANCES E STRUNK REVOCABLE TRUST; FRANK JOHN MERLE; FRANK
ROEBUCK; FRED BOWERMAN & TISHA LOU BOWERMAN JTS; FREEMAN JOE
BAKER; FRIEDA RAE SCHUMAN DANIEL P SCHUMAN AND MARC SCHUMAN POA;
FRIENDLY MINI STORAGE LLC; GARY D WILSON; GARY D WILSON & LINDA S
WILSON JTS; GARY L RIDLEY; GARY W FLOWERS & BRENDA JOANN FLOWERS
HAMILL III OR TERESA L HAMILL TTE; HAROLD GARNETT; HARRY E FARRIS &
CHERIE A FARRIS & JUSTIN FARRIS & MONACA FARRIS JTS; HARRY E FARRIS &
CHERIE A FARRIS JTS; HARRY OSCAR JR; HAZEL GLASCO; HEIDI LYNETTE
NARUM HYATT; HELEN C HICKMAN; HELEN KAY ALLEN; HENRY NICK LOLLI &
SHERENE LOLLI JTS; HERSCHEL LEE WEATHERS & ROBERTA JOYCE WEATHERS
JTS; HOMER JAMES GUINN & MARY F GUINN LVG TST MARY F GUINN TRUSTEE
C/O ROLANDA LADNER; HUGH WILLIAM BARNETT; IMOGENE MOWDY; IRIS
SCOTT; IRLAN WILSON & BETTY WILSON JTS; ISABEL C MARTIN TRUST MARILYN
M MARK & ROBERT V LEWIS CO-TTEES; J D SMITH JR; J R LANCASTER; J2
OWENS SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE; JAMES FARRIS; JAMES JAY PASQUALI; JAMES
JAY PASQUALI & JOE PASQUALI III; JAMES M FRAZIER & VICKI A FRAZIER JTWROS;
JAMES O PRICE & BETTE L PRICE JTS; JAMES PAUL PATTON; JAMES SOUTHERN
& LISA SOUTHERN JTS; JAMIE ECLAIR MCGAUGH; JAMIE MARIE O’SHIELDS;
JAMIE PEARSON BRASSETT; JANA DUNCAN; JANE ANDREA BYRD; JANE
JOHNSON; JASON E DUNCAN; JASON ECLAIR; JAY C FAUDREE AND MARY D
GEORGIA HOLLAND JTS; JERRY K WILLIAMS; JERRY WAYNE SPEER REV LIVING
TRUST JERRY WAYNE SPEER TRUSTEE; JESSIE BREGER; JESSIE ZACHARY;
JIMMY L GIRTEN & LISA B GIRTEN JTS; JIMMY L LAMBERT & MONICA H LAMBERT
JTS; JJWA LLC; JO ANN BINNS; JOANN PAYNE; JOE D BILLS & KAY L BILLS JTS;
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BRENDA KAY HOWELL JTS; JOE MUNIZ & GLORIA MUNIZ JTS; JOE PASQUALI
ESTATE; JOE PASQUALI FAMILY LLC; JOELLEN MCKAIN DOOLEY; JOHN ALLEN
DANIEL & CINDY E DANIEL JTS; JOHN ANTHONY COFFEE JT; JOHN B BARRITT III;
JOHN B PHILLIPS ESTATE; JOHN BERNARD BLUA & JUDITH ANN BLUA JTS; JOHN
CARL HILL; JOHN D MUSELMANN; JOHN DAVID WYATT & SHELIA DARLENE WYATT
JTS; JOHN E WELLINGTON; JOHN HEARD; JOHN HUDSON; JOHN ROBERT BYRD;
JOHN S HICKMAN & BRENDA G HICKMAN JTS; JOHN STEWART & SUSAN STEWART
JTS; JOHN W WARD & LOWANN J WARD JTS; JOHN WALLACE & JUDY WALLACE
JTS; JOHNA W LOGAN; JOHNNY TYLER GRAVES; JON ERIC NARUM; JONATHAN
HAUPT; JONES ENERGY, LTD JONES ENERGY HOLDINGS LLC; JOSEPH W
AVANZINI & PHYLLIS A AVANZINI JTS; JOURNEY OIL & GAS INC; JOYCE PARKS
TOMLINSON; JUDY C FRANKS; JUDY KAREN ROBINSON; JUDY NICHOLS; JUSTIN
MCKINNEY JT; KAREN D WILSON; KAREN LYNN BYRD; KASCO LTD; KATHLEEN D
IRWIN JT; KATHLEEN FLECK; KATHREN J BAKER; KATHRYN V DAVIS; KAY COX;
KAYLA NARUM; KENNETH L BEAM & JEANNINE BEAM JTS; KENNETH L DAVIS;
KENNETH L KEELER & JOCELYN A KEELER JTS; KENNETH TAYLOR & DEBORAH
TAYLOR JTS; KENNETH WOODS; KERI ALEXANDER; KEVIN GUINN; KEVIN HANEY
& KRISENDA HANEY JTS; KEVIN SATTERLY & LAWANNA SATTERLY JTS; KEVIN
WOOD; KIM CRASE; KIM WAYNE BYRD; KIMBERLY JOHNSON; KING FAMILY
INVESTMENTS LLC; KIT V CARKER; KRISTOPHER DALE SIMONSON; LACY
LPXLP
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POPE; LARRY B POPE & JANET E POPE JTS; LARRY B POPE & JUSTIN W POPE
JTS; LARRY D ORR & LINDA DALE ORR HWJT; LARRY DEAN MCCAULEY; LARRY
EAVES & DEBRA J EAVES JTS; LARRY J COMETTI & BONNY COMETTI JTS; LARRY
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LAVERN CARROLL; LAVETTA A REED ESTATE C/O DON REED; LAW OFFICES OF
TRAE GRAY PLLC MICHAEL S & SUZANNA GLASCO; LEAF D SALEM; LEAH KUTEN;
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JTS; LEON LANOY & MARY PAULINE LANOY; LEON MCCOY & SUE MCCOY; LEONA
PASQUALI; LESLIE BATTLES; LESLIE RAY MCCURRY BONNIE LEMONS POA;
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SIZEMORE; LINDA L STANDRIDGE; LINDA WEST; LISA M HOWE HART; LLOYD
BRENT PALMER & ASHLEE ANN PALMER JTWROS; LOIS DIANE HAMPTON; LOIS
MARIE SLATER ESTATE C/O ZACHARY SLATER; LOLA SMITH; LONNIE SIMS;
LORETTA JEAN BRADLEY; LORI D WARREN; LOU E HATCHETT; LOUIS B
SANDMANN; LOUIS GROSSMAN C/O GAIL GIDNEY; LOWANN J WARD TRUST
JOHN W WARD SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE; LUCKY PAIR LLC; LYDIA KAY BLUNCK;
LYNETTE DALTON; MAE FRANCES MCREE; MALCOLM MILSTEN TRUST JOSEPH
JANKOWSKY TRUSTEE C/O MALCOLM MILSTEN CPA; MAP0304 AN OKLAHOMA
GP C/O MINERAL ACQUISITION PARTNERS INC; MARCIA C SALEM; MARGARET
ANN SMITH; MARGARET M AKEY & JAMES F AKEY JTS; MARGARET MARY
BARTON; MARGARET SCHIFF MADIGAN; MARGARET SHERMAN ESTATE; MARGIE
SUE KUTCH; MARIA L LANG; MARIAN ELLEN EVANS; MARIE TUCK ESTATE C/O
DEAN TUCK; MARK AUSTIN BYRD; MARK HEARD; MARLA JANELL WELLINGTON;
MARSHA M KNIGHT; MARTI K SPEARS; MARVIN TARRON JR; MARY A RILEY; MARY
ALICE BURNS; MARY C HOLT; MARY E KERSHAW TRUST MARY E KERSHAW
TRUSTEE; MARY F EDDINGS; MARY FRANCES DUNLAP; MARY JANE CARSON
GST TRUST C/O MARY JANE CARSON; MARY JO JOHNSON; MARY JO MASSIE;
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PALMER & MARLENA M PALMER JTS; MAXINE TIDWELL; MAYER INVESTMENT
COMPANY LLC LANA WYCHE MANAGER; MCENTIRE JOINT REVOCABLE TRUST
KENNETH T MCENTIRE TRUSTEE; MELANIE K REEVES; MELISSA CARKER
HOLLINGSWORTH; MELISSA SHAW; MERGIE L BERGMAN; META KAY MILLIGAN;
MICHAEL ANDREW PRICE; MICHAEL C HEFLEY & VICKI L HEFLEY JTS; MICHAEL
DANE VAUGHAN; MICHAEL DOUGLAS ELKINS & DEBBIE RAE ELKINS JTS;
MICHAEL J PATTON; MICHAEL J WEEKS REV TRUST MICHAEL J WEEKS TRUSTEE;
MICHAEL MAYER; MICHAEL RAY JONES JR; MICHAEL T TALBOT; MICHELEE
DIXON; MICHELEE TRAYLOR GIBSON; MICHELLE BARNETT; MINERALS
CHURCH OF COALGATE OKLAHOMA ATTN JAMES STEPHENS; MYRNA M PIAZZI;
NADINE MOWDY; NADINE SHAW; NEAOMA BOWERMAN BARNES & BILL BARNES
JTS; NEWFIELD EXPLORATION MID-CONTINENT INC; NINA L JOHNSTON; NITA
VON ROCHELLE; NOAH LEE BURRIS AND KAREN SUE BURRIS JTS; NORMA C
CORSINI LIVING TRUST NORMA C CORSINI TRUSTEE; NORMA JEAN MCFARLAND;
NORVIN LALE ROBSON; NOTTING HILL PROPERTIES LLC; ODELL ARMSTRONG;
ODIS E SHIPMAN; OKLAHOMA CONFERENCE CORPORATION OF SEVENTH DAY
ADVENTISTS; OKLAHOMA CONFERENCE CORPORATION OF SEVENTH DAY
ADVENTISTS IN TRUST; OLEN BRIDGES & IOLA BRIDGES JTS; OLGA KATHRYN
MCKAIN DARGEL C/O DORIS MCKAIN; OPAL L JORDAN & JEFFREY WAYNE
JORDAN JTS; ORBIN BOWERMAN & LINDA BOWERMAN JTS; ORVILLE DUNCAN &
KANZADAH DUNCAN JTS; OSCAR B ENGLISH; OSCAR CANNON; PAMELA NADINE
DRAKE; PARKER FAMILY TRUST U/T/A DTD 1/14/2008 MARION CHARLES PARKER
& MURIEL ANN PARKER CO-TRUSTEES; PASQUALI INVESTMENTS LLC; PAT
COLEMAN; PATRICIA ANN INGRAM; PATRICIA DARLENE SMITH; PATRICIA GOW
BANTA; PATRICK JOHN BYRD; PATSY A BROWN; PATSY BROWN & FRANCES
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FRANK GENE HUMPHREY JTS; PAUL SPEARS & TWALA L JOHNSON JTS; PAUL W
SANDMANN TRUST C/O TIM SANDMANN; PAULA CAROL EVANS ZOLLER; PAULINE
E MAYER REVOCABLE TRUST PAUL DAN DROKE JR SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE;
PAULINE HOLMAN; PAULINE LINDLY; PEGGY L DUNN; PEGGY S RISHTON; PEGGY
STENSKE; PENTECOSTAL HOLINESS CHURCH; PERRY C CHANCEY;
PETROQUEST ENERGY LLC; PHILIP S BROWN; PHILLIP E RIESEN JR; PHILLIP E
WILKINSON & NATALIE WILKINSON JTS; PHILLIP GUINN; PIEDRA MINERALS LLC;
PLATINUM RESOURCES LLC; PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH FOUNDATION
OF THE DIOCESE OF OKLAHOMA; RACHEL HAUPT LOWE; RAGAN PETROLEUM
INC; RALPH BROWNLIE FAMILY LIVING TRUST, DTD 3/15/2007 MARGARET J
BROWNLIE, TRUSTEE; RALPH N HAMERSLEY ESTATE C/O JOANN PLAXCO;
RANDY & DONNA ROBSON JTS; RANDY ELKINS; RANDY LYNN HECK; RANDY
ROBSON; RANDY STEEL & DIANA G STEEL JTS; RANJIT K DHESI LLC C/O NOEL
POWELL & BONNIE POWELL; RAY CHARLES JORDAN & DOTTIE A JORDAN JTS;
RAY INGRAM AND MAXINE INGRAM JTS; RAYMOND C CHAMBERS; RAYMOND
DOYLE TARRON; RAYMOND MULLINS ESTATE; REGINA M HORTON; RENA
CAROLYN MURPHY KOPPELMAN; RETHA B SANDERS; RHEA S WILSON; RICHARD
BRUCE COX JR; RICHARD D CHILDERS & DEBRA K CHILDERS; RICHARD E
SHAPIRO & HARRIET SHAPIRO JTS; RICHARD F NELSON & VADA M NELSON JTS;
RICHARD J HELTON & MARY ELIZABETH HELTON JTS; RICHARD MILSTEN TRUST
JOSEPH JANKOWSKY TRUSTEE C/O MALCOLM MILSTEN CPA; RICK HEINZE AND
LINDA HEINZE JTS; RICKY EDWARD CLEM & TINA L CLEM JTS; RILEY L TOWNSEND
& KAREN D JONES JTS; RILEY TOWNSEND & GARY TOWNSEND JTS; RIO LEE
EVANS; ROBERT B MILSTEN TRUST JOSEPH JANKOWSKY TRUSTEE C/O
MALCOLM MILSTEN CPA; ROBERT B STRUNK 1997 REVOCABLE TRUST ROBERT
B STRUNK & FRANCES E STRUNK TTEES; ROBERT BROWNLIE; ROBERT
CHARLES SMITH; ROBERT D COOK; ROBERT EDWARD COX; ROBERT LOUIS
HARDAGE; ROBERT SCHIFF; ROBERT W MOORE; ROBERTA L MOWDY; ROCKET
OIL & GAS COMPANY LTD PARTNERSHIP; ROGER D HEDGECOCK; ROGER
SULLENGER & VICKIE SULLENGER JTS; ROGER WAYNE HAMILTON & SALLY
HAMILTON JTS; ROLAND L COOPER & PATRICIA A COOPER JTS; ROLANDA
LADNER & JOHN LADNER JTS; RONALD HAUPT; RONDA ELDRIDGE; RONNIE L
ROBINSON & SHARON K ROBINSON JTS; RONNIE WASHBURN & REBECCA
WASHBURN JTS; ROSALIA KELSOE; ROSE HILLHOUSE ESTATE C/O LINDA DIXON;
ROSE MARIE THORNHILL & TANYA MARIE THORNHILL JTS; ROSS A VITEK; ROSS
NERENBERG; ROY RICHARD HAMERSLEY; RUBY CARWILE REVOCABLE TRUST
RUBY CARWILE TRUSTEE; RUBY COLE; RUEDY FAMILY TRUST ROY C RUEDY &
SHIRLEE F RUEDY TRUSTEES; RUSS E WEITZ; RUTH ANN WILLIAMS & MICHAEL
JOHN WILLIAMS JTS; RUTH ISHMAEL; S RENEE ROSANELLI; SALLY A MASSEY;
SAMUEL J ENGLISH JR; SANDRA K PETERS; SANDRA SHEARER; SARAH DELIA
POWELL ESTATE LAVERNA L MILES PERS REP; SARAH VOGEL FAMILY TRUST
ANITA WEBBER TRUSTEE; SARI J BROWN; SEKANI EXPLORATION LLC;
SHAMROCK BANK NA; SHARON LEE SIMS BARDIN; SHARON MOWDY; SHAWN D
HAMILL; SHERRY LUANN SILVERSTEIN ALPERT; SHERRY RUTH LANCASTER;
SHIRLEY ANN GREGORY; SHIRLEY HOWELL BAKER; SIDNEY V BRIDGES;
SINCLAIR OIL & GAS COMPANY; SM ENERGY COMPANY; SMACK DAB LTD;
SOUTHWEST PETROLEUM COMPANY LP; SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE
COMPANY; ST PETERS EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF COALGATE OKLAHOMA;
STANLEY H SINGER REV TRUST DTD 3/19/88 STANLEY H SINGER TRUSTEE;
STELLA SUE SMITH; STEPHEN DOUGLAS MURPHY; STEPHEN J PETERS; STEVEN
LYNCH AND BERTHA LYNCH JTS; STEVEN M SANDMANN; STEVEN WAYNE LEE;
STUART RONALD; SUMMER BELL; SUPERSTITION MOUNTAIN RESOURCES LLC;
SUSAN ANN SANDMANN EDDINGS; SUSAN ANN SANDMANN EDDINGS & STEVEN
MAX SANDMANN JTS; SUSAN F HAMER; SUSAN G SALLEE & E SHANE SALLEE
JTS; SUSAN GARNETT; SUSAN MILLER; SUSAN PEARSON DUNCAN; SUZAN G
COX; SUZANNE MCKAIN GREEN; SUZANNE PARELMAN; SYLVIA DOYLENE
HODGES; SYLVIA G MAYER; TED WAYNE HARTSFIELD & BETTY MAE HARTSFIELD
JTS; TERESA CLEMENTS; TERRI POWELL; TERRY ANN RICE & STEPHEN W RICE
JTS; TERRY BRYANT REID; TERRY GLEN VICK; TERRY L MCCREARY; TERRY
MARIE KOEN MILLER; TETON PROPERTIES LLC; TEXOK LLC; THELMA L PUGH;
THOMAS DELL MAYER; THOMAS R BARNETT & GAY BARNETT JTS; THOMAS V
DWIGGINS JT; THOMAS WALLACE BYRD; THREE M OIL COMPANY; TIMOTHY D
HEFLEY; TINA ELAINE CUSEY & TERRY JAMES CUSEY JTS; TITAN STC LLC; TMN
RESOURCES LLC; TOM NICKELL; TOMI LEE PALMER JT; TOMMIE JEAN FARLEY;
TOMMIE ROGERS; TOMMY G CORSINI & PATTY G CORSINI JTS; TOMMY WILLIAMS
ESTATE C/O ANTHONY WILLIAMS; TRACIE HEATHCOCK; TRAVIS COLE; TRAVIS
STANBERRY & KRISTI STANBERRY JTS; TRENA JONES; TROY E SHIPMAN &
ANGELA M SHIPMAN JTS; TRUSTEES OF THE COALGATE ASSEMBLY OF GOD
CHURCH C/O ARLENE RINGELS TRUSTEE; TRUSTEES OF THE PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH OF COALGATE OKLAHOMA C/O JUNE BURNS TREASURER; UNION
PACIFIC RAILROAD CO FARMERS NATIONAL CO AGENT 1301041; UNITED STATES
POSTAL SERVICE ATTN ASSET MANAGEMENT; VADA M NELSON JT; VALERIE L
HOLT & MARY HOLT & DAVID HOLT JTWROS; VANGUARD PERMIAN LLC; VESTER
L GUINN & LEOTA GUINN H&W JT LIFE ESTATE; VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS
LAVERN COLLINS POST NO 1198 ATTN CHARLIE SPEARS; VICKI JO MCKAIN
CASE; VICKI LOU COPE; VICKI MASSIE VAUGHN; VICKY SALMON JT; VICTOR L
BEY; VINCENT HANEY; VINCENT HANEY & STEPHANIE HANEY; VINSON
ROYALTIES LP; VIRGIL OTT & VINCENT O OTT & LADONNA OTT JTS; VIRGINIA
PETERS HACKER; VIVIAN PASQUALI REV LIV TRUST GL STRUNK AND V LEE CO
TRUSTEES; VOGEL OIL INTERESTS LTD; VONCELL CARKER; WALTER A NICHOLS
& PRISCILLA NICHOLS JTS; WANDA ASHLOCK; WANDA L UTTERBACK; WANDA
LEE RUTH; WANDA TOLSON; WAYLON MCKINNEY JT; WAYMOND D MASSIE &
MARY JO MASSIE HW TIC; WENDY NARUM HART; WILLIAM ALBERT NARUM
ESTATE; WILLIAM C SCOTT & AUDELIA G SCOTT JTS; WOODROW G STROOPE &
SHIRLEY MERCHANT JTS; W-W ENTERPRISE; WYOMING PROPERTY
INVESTMENTS; XTO ENERGY INC; ZIP SALES & CHEMICAL CO INC; ZOLA F
HENSON; BEVERLY ARMSTRONG DE ROCCO; CAROL ELIZABETH CASS; ERIC
ARMSTRONG; LORELEI RIESEN SPEE; PATTI ANN LECRON; VITTORIA
ARMSTRONG DE ROCCO; BARBARA JEAN BROOKS; BILL DOBSON ESTATE;
CAROLYN BIEN; CELIA ZWEIGEL; DORIS S RICHARDS; H M SHIRLEY ESTATE; KIM
BENEVIDES; L A MARRS; LOUIS SAMUELS ESTATE; LULA FRAZIER MILLER;
ROBERT W MAGUIRE; and all persons if living and if deceased, their known and
unknown successors and all corporations existing and if dissolved, its known and
unknown successors and all other persons having an interest in the lands covered
hereby, particularly in Coal County, Oklahoma.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Applicant has filed an Application for an
increased well density for the Christine 1-14MH23, Velma 2-14MH23, Cassie 3-14MH23
and Michelle 4-14MH23 wells in Section 23, Township 1 North, Range 10 East, Coal
County, Oklahoma, Cause CD No. 200903972. That the Applicant is requesting that
the Commission enter its order allowing Applicant to produce each requested increased
density well from the Woodford common source at the greater of a shared allowable
with the existing well(s) in the unit of supply or a separate allowable for the common
source of supply named above underlying Section 23, Township 1 North, Range 10 East,
Coal County, Oklahoma and designate Applicant or some other party as operator. The
separate allowable for the well granted shall be from the date of first production. The
separate allowable for the well is to be calculated by the greater of the minimum allowable
or the percentage of the well’s wellhead absolute open flow potential. There shall be no
transfer of the separate allowable between the Christine 1-14MH23, Velma 2-14MH23,
Cassie 3-14MH23 and Michelle 4-14MH23 wells and other wells within the unit. In addition
there will be no underage or overage pertaining to the separate allowable transferred
between the Christine 1-14MH23, Velma
2-14MH23, Cassie 3-14MH23 and Michelle
4-14MH23wells and other wells in the unit.
cause be set before an Administrative Law
Judge for hearing, taking of evidence and
reporting to the Commission.
Regional Office, 440 South Houston, Tulsa,
Oklahoma, 74127, Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m.
on the 29th day of October, 2013 and that
this notice be published as required by law
and the rules of the Commission.
and phone number.
P.L.L.C., 1648 S. Boston Avenue, Ste. 100,
Tulsa, Oklahoma 74119, 918/382-8686.
OKLAHOMA
S)PATRICE DOUGLAS
Chairman
S)BOB ANTHONY
Vice Chairman
S)DANA L. MURPHY
Commissioner
of October, 2013.
S)PEGGY MITCHELL
Secretary
Coalgate
Choctaw
Nation Day
Care Taps
Cultural
Roots
Choctaw Nation Day Care
of Coalgate held a parent’s
appreciation day on Friday,
Sept. 27. The annual event took
place early in the evening and
held the theme of “Choctaw
Proud.”
“This year we wanted a
cultural theme because we
are grateful to be a part of the
Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma,”
said Dianne Oxley, director of
the day care. This was a different
direction from former themes,
which consisted of luau, rodeo
and carnival.
The cultural emphasis was
well received by students
and parents alike. Brenda
McCartney, a guest of the
night, enjoyed watching tribal
archaeologist Ian Thompson
as he demonstrated traditional
pottery for the community.
“I always loved art, so I was
very interested,” McCartney
mentioned.
Cultural activities such as
pottery, basket weaving and
traditional dance filled the
main room of the facility, and
a walkthrough mini-museum
occupied the back room. Guests
were able to witness the FourStep War Dance and take part
in the Snake Dance. The night
was also complete with Indian
tacos.
The museum held several
educational booths ready to
educate student and parents
on Choctaw roots. Language
lessons, Choctaw Code Talker
exhibits, a timeline of Choctaw
chiefs, animal pelts, princess
regalia, a sensory table and
even a small model “chukka,” a
Choctaw house, lined the path
through the museum.
The museum was made
possible through a combined
effort from the staff and parents,
stated Oxley. Some items were
donated to the day care from
parents for the educational
experience and the staff took
great care in compiling all the
information and displaying it in
a fun way, she continued.
LEGAL NOTICE
COMMISSION OF THE
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
RELIEF SOUGHT: MULTIUNIT HORIZONTAL WELL FOR THE MICHELLE 4-14MH23
WELL
NOTICE OF HEARING
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AVANZINI & PHYLLIS A AVANZINI JTS; JOYCE PARKS TOMLINSON; JUDY C FRANKS;
JUDY KAREN ROBINSON; JUDY NICHOLS; JUSTIN MCKINNEY JT; KAREN D
WILSON; KAREN LYNN BYRD; KARL MILLER C/O CLARA MILLER; KATHLEEN D
SATTERLY JTS; KEVIN WOOD; KIM CRASE; KIM WAYNE BYRD; KIMBERLY COOPER;
KIMBERLY JOHNSON; KIMBERLY MILLER; KIT V CARKER; KRISTOPHER DALE
SIMONSON; LACY HUDSON; LADONNA WALLIS; LAGEAN LEVAR; LAKE OIL
COMPANY; LANCEON HOBGOOD C/O NANCY HOBGOOD; LARRY B BOWERMAN &
NANCY V BOWERMAN JTS; LARRY B POPE; LARRY B POPE & JANET E POPE JTS;
LARRY B POPE & JUSTIN W POPE JTS; LARRY COMETTI; LARRY D ORR & LINDA
DALE ORR HWJT; LARRY DEAN MCCAULEY; LARRY EAVES & DEBRA J EAVES JTS;
LARRY J COMETTI & BONNY COMETTI JTS; LARRY P HILL; LARRY SCOTT AYRES
& KIMBERLY KAY AYRES JTS; LAURA JEAN KERSHAW TRUST LAURA JEAN
KERSHAW TRUSTEE; LAURA LEA MAXWELL; LAURINE VEGHER; LAVERN
CARROLL; LAVETTA A REED ESTATE C/O DON REED; LAW OFFICES OF TRAE
GRAY PLLC MICHAEL S & SUZANNA GLASCO; LEAF D SALEM; LEAH G KUTEN;
LEE N JACKSON & DEANN A JACKSON JTS; LENA MARGARET GLICK; LEON
DAWES & SHAUN R DAWES JTS; LEON LANOY & MARY PAULINE LANOY; LEON
MCCOY & SUE MCCOY; LEONA PASQUALI; LESLIE BATTLES; LESLIE RAY
ASHLEE ANN PALMER JTWROS; LOIS DIANE HAMPTON; LOIS KIME PETERS; LOIS
MARIE CLAYTON ESTATE C/O STEPHEN HILL; LOIS MARIE SLATER ESTATE C/O
ZACHARY SLATER; LOLA SMITH; LOLITA SIMON; LONNIE SIMS; LORETTA JEAN
BRADLEY; LORI D WARREN; LOU E HATCHETT; LOUIS B SANDMANN; LOUIS
TRUSTEE C/O MALCOLM MILSTEN CPA; MAP0304 AN OKLAHOMA GP C/O MINERAL
ACQUISITION PARTNERS INC; MARCIA C SALEM; MARGARET ANN SMITH;
MARGARET M AKEY & JAMES F AKEY JTS; MARGARET MARY BARTON; MARGARET
MILLER ESTATE; MARGARET SCHIFF MADIGAN; MARGARET SHERMAN ESTATE;
MARGIE SUE KUTCH; MARIA L LANG; MARIAN ELLEN EVANS; MARIE TUCK ESTATE
C/O DEAN TUCK; MARION LEROY & EMMA FAE MADDEN JTS; MARK AUSTIN
BYRD; MARK HEARD; MARLA JANELL WELLINGTON; MARSHA M KNIGHT; MARTHA
JANE ASHTON VANDERVEER ESTATE; MARTI K SPEARS; MARVIN TARRON JR;
MARY A RILEY; MARY ALICE BURNS; MARY C HOLT; MARY E KERSHAW TRUST
MARY E KERSHAW TRUSTEE; MARY F EDDINGS; MARY FRANCES DUNLAP; MARY
JANE CARSON GST TRUST C/O MARY JANE CARSON; MARY JANE KIME MCMAHAN
C/O JAMIE ADLER; MARY JO JOHNSON; MARY JO MASSIE; MARY LEE DAWLEY;
MARY LYNN OTT-CLEM; MARY MANNON; MARY SUE LEISTER; MARY WHATLEY;
MATTHEW PARKER & MARJORIE PARKER JTS; MATTHEW W PALMER & MARLENA
M PALMER JTS; MAXINE HOLLIS; MAXINE TIDWELL; MAXINE TURNER; MAYER
INVESTMENT COMPANY LLC LANA WYCHE MANAGER; MCCAIL SMITH; MCENTIRE
JOINT REVOCABLE TRUST KENNETH T MCENTIRE TRUSTEE; MELANIE K REEVES;
TRUSTEE; RUBY COLE; RUEDY FAMILY TRUST ROY C RUEDY & SHIRLEE F RUEDY
TRUSTEES; RUSS E WEITZ; RUTH ANN WILLIAMS & MICHAEL JOHN WILLIAMS
JTS; RUTH ISHMAEL; S RENEE ROSANELLI; SALLY A MASSEY; SAMUEL J ENGLISH
JR; SANDRA K PETERS; SANDRA SHEARER; SANDY VALDES CARRIE SANDY
VALDES AKA; SARAH DELIA POWELL ESTATE LAVERNA L MILES PERS REP;
SARAH VOGEL FAMILY TRUST ANITA WEBBER TRUSTEE; SARI J BROWN; SCOPE
EXPLORATION INC; SEKANI EXPLORATION LLC; SHAMROCK BANK NA; SHARON
LEE SIMS BARDIN; SHARON MOWDY; SHAWN D HAMILL; SHERRY LUANN
SILVERSTEIN ALPERT; SHERRY RUTH LANCASTER; SHIRLEY ANN GREGORY;
SHIRLEY HOWELL BAKER; SIDNEY V BRIDGES; SINCLAIR OIL & GAS COMPANY;
SMACK DAB LTD; SOUTHWEST PETROLEUM COMPANY LP; SOUTHWESTERN
BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY; ST PETERS EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF COALGATE
OKLAHOMA; STANLEY H SINGER REV TRUST DTD 3/19/88 STANLEY H SINGER
TRUSTEE; STELLA SUE SMITH; STEPHEN DOUGLAS MURPHY; STEPHEN J
PETERS; STEVEN LYNCH AND BERTHA LYNCH JTS; STEVEN M SANDMANN;
STEVEN WAYNE LEE; STUART RONALD; SUMMER BELL; SUPERSTITION
MOUNTAIN RESOURCES LLC; SUSAN ANN SANDMANN EDDINGS; SUSAN ANN
SANDMANN EDDINGS & STEVEN MAX SANDMANN JTS; SUSAN F HAMER; SUSAN
G SALLEE & E SHANE SALLEE JTS; SUSAN GARNETT; SUSAN MILLER; SUSAN
PEARSON DUNCAN; SUZAN G COX; SUZANNE MCKAIN GREEN; SUZANNE
PARELMAN; SYLVIA DOYLENE HODGES; SYLVIA G MAYER; TED WAYNE
POWELL; TERRY ANN RICE & STEPHEN W RICE JTS; TERRY BRYANT REID; TERRY
GLEN VICK; TERRY L MCCREARY; TERRY MARIE KOEN MILLER; TETON
BYRD; THREE M OIL COMPANY; TIMOTHY C CULPEPPER; TIMOTHY D UNDERWOOD
& CONNIE G UNDERWOOD JTS; TIMOTHY GUINN; TIMOTHY HEFLEY; TINA ELAINE
CUSEY & TERRY JAMES CUSEY JTS; TITAN STC LLC; TOM NICKELL; TOMI LEE
PALMER JT; TOMMIE JEAN FARLEY; TOMMIE ROGERS; TOMMY G CORSINI &
PATTY G CORSINI JTS; TOMMY WILLIAMS ESTATE C/O ANTHONY WILLIAMS;
TRACIE HEATHCOCK; TRAVIS COLE; TRAVIS STANBERRY & KRISTI STANBERRY
JTS; TRENA JONES; TROY E SHIPMAN & ANGELA M SHIPMAN JTS; TRUSTEES OF
THE COALGATE ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH C/O ARLENE RINGELS TRUSTEE;
TRUSTEES OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF COALGATE OKLAHOMA C/O
JUNE BURNS TREASURER; UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD CO FARMERS NATIONAL
CO AGENT 1301041; UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE ATTN ASSET MANAGEMENT;
VADA M NELSON JT; VALERIE L HOLT & MARY HOLT & DAVID HOLT JTWROS;
VANGUARD PERMIAN LLC; VESTER L GUINN & LEOTA GUINN H&W JT LIFE
ESTATE; VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS LAVERN COLLINS POST NO 1198 ATTN
CHARLIE SPEARS; VICKI JO MCKAIN CASE; VICKI LOU COPE; VICKI MASSIE
VAUGHN; VICKY SALMON JT; VICTOR L
BEY; VINCENT HANEY; VINCENT HANEY
&
STEPHANIE
HANEY;
VINSON
ROYALTIES LP; VIRGIL OTT & VINCENT
O OTT & LADONNA OTT JTS; VIRGINIA
PETERS HACKER; VIVIAN PASQUALI
REV LIV TRUST GL STRUNK AND V LEE
CO TRUSTEES; VOGEL OIL INTERESTS
LTD; VONCELL CARKER; WALTER A
NICHOLS & PRISCILLA NICHOLS JTS;
WANDA
ASHLOCK;
WANDA
L
UTTERBACK; WANDA LEE RUTH;
WANDA TOLSON; WAYLON MCKINNEY
JT; WAYMOND D MASSIE & MARY JO
MASSIE HW TIC; WENDY NARUM HART;
WILLIAM ALBERT NARUM ESTATE;
WILLIAM C SCOTT & AUDELIA G SCOTT
JTS; WOODROW G STROOPE &
SHIRLEY
MERCHANT
JTS;
W-W
ENTERPRISE; WYOMING PROPERTY
INVESTMENTS; ZIP SALES & CHEMICAL
CO INC; ZOLA F HENSON; BEVERLY
ARMSTRONG DE ROCCO; CAROL
ELIZABETH CASS; ERIC ARMSTRONG;
LORELEI RIESEN SPEE; PATTI ANN
LECRON; VITTORIA ARMSTRONG DE
ROCCO; BARBARA JEAN BROOKS; BILL
DOBSON ESTATE; CAROLYN BIEN;
CELIA ZWEIGEL; DORIS S RICHARDS;
H M SHIRLEY ESTATE; KIM BENEVIDES;
L A MARRS; LOUIS SAMUELS ESTATE;
LULA FRAZIER MILLER; PATRICIA A
MILLER; ROBERT W MAGUIRE; and all
persons if living or if deceased, their known
and unknown successors and all
corporations existing, and if dissolved, its
persons having an interest in the lands
covered hereby, particularly in Coal County,
Oklahoma.
thereof or follows:
exception lies are Sections 12, 11, 10,
15, 22, 27, 26, 25, 24 and 13, Township
Oklahoma. Applicant further requests that
Applicant or some other party be authorized
the right to drill said well, Applicant further
requests that it be permitted to produce
said well at said location from all common
sources of supply covered hereby without
any downward allowable adjustment.
following location:
1,530 FEET FROM THE EAST LINE OF
OKLAHOMA
AT
SECTION
14
COMPLETION
INTERVAL:
THE
PROPOSED
COUNTY, OKLAHOMA
AT
SECTION
23
COMPLETION
INTERVAL:
THE
PROPOSED
COUNTY, OKLAHOMA
on the 29th day of October, 2013 and that
this Notice be published as required by law
and phone number.
P.L.L.C., 1648 S. Boston Ave., Ste. 100,
Tulsa, Oklahoma, 74119, 918/382-8686.
OKLAHOMA
S)PATRICE DOUGLAS
Chairman
S)BOB ANTHONY
Vice Chairman
S)DANA L. MURPHY
Commissioner
of October, 2013.
S)PEGGY MITCHELL
Secretary
2013 Coal County Fair 4-H Results
The 2013 Coal County Fair
4-H and other youth exhibits are
featured this week. The judging
results were as follows:
SECTION 300 4-H
COMMUNICATION ARTS
Beginner Division
Promotional poster to recruit
Class 1: Reece Garcia, Coalgate,
1st; Madison Sam, Coalgate,
2nd; Kallie Chapman, Coalgate,
3rd; Toxey Franklin, Coalgate,
4th; Randi Lambert, Coalgate,
5th; Gavin Blue, Coalgate, 6th.
Participation only - Kortnie
Haney, Coalgate, and Rylie
Wood, Coalgate.
Intermediate Division
Class 4: Kaleigh Romines,
Tupelo, 1st; Hunter Spears,
Coalgate, 2nd.
Advance Division
Class 7: Landon Garcia,
Coalgate, 1st; Jaclyn Shirley
and Maddie Crank, Coalgate,
2nd; Tayler Sexton; Oklahoma
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Stockers & Feeder • Pairs, Cows & Bulls
Wednesdays starting at 9:00 a.m.
Average Report for 10/02/2013
Total Head: 2041
Steers
270-290 .............................$222.00-$236.00
315-343 .............................$214.00-$245.00
351-385 .............................$198.00-$224.00
403-448 .............................$181.00-$199.00
450-474 .............................$172.00-$184.00
502-545 .............................$160.00-$170.00
517-533 .............................$143.00-$179.50
550-596 .............................$153.00-$163.00
575-595 .............................$138.00-$150.00
600-638 .............................$156.00-$167.00
667-690 .............................$155.00-$162.00
650-692 .............................$145.00-$148.50
703-745 .............................$149.50-$153.00
750-786 .............................$150.00-$153.50
804-808 .............................$150.00-$155.00
Heifers
350-398 .............................$161.00-$174.00
400-448 .............................$154.50-$166.00
453-495 .............................$149.00-$158.00
500-545 .............................$144.00-$155.00
550-580 .............................$143.00-$155.50
555-588 .............................$138.00-$140.00
603-645 .............................$136.00-$146.00
655-695 .............................$135.00-$145.00
689...................................................$131.50
721...................................................$146.00
727-740 .............................$137.00-$138.00
773.....................................................143.00
858.....................................................138.00
Sale Every
Wednesday
Dress With Pizazz
and Family Hair Care Center
4-H History Class 9: Landon
Garcia, Coalgate, Coalgate, 1st.
SECTION 302 4-H
PHOTOGRAPHY
Level
1:
Focus
on
Photography - Class 4: Telling
a Story – Reece Garcia,
Coalgate, 1st.
Level 2: Controlling the
Image - Class 18: Best
individual photo – Landon
Garcia, Coalgate, 1st.
Level
3:
Mastering
Photography - Class 21: 4
Landscapes or nature pictures
– Jaclyn Shirley, Coalgate, 1st;
Class 22: Best individual photo
– Jaclyn Shirley, Coalgate, 1st.
SECTION 303 4-H
LEISURE EDUCATION
AND CULTURAL ARTS
Class 1: Jr. Fine Art – Braxton
Lemons Martin, Coalgate, 1st;
Reece Garcia, Coalgate, 2nd;
Kallie Chapman, Coalgate, 3rd;
Jace Stephens, Coalgate, 4th;
Class 2: Sr. Fine Art – Chloe
Paden, Coalgate, 1st; Class 4:
Sr. Fine Art – Watercolor –
Emily Knight, Cottonwood,
1st; Landon Garcia, Coalgate,
2nd; Class 5: Jr. Fine Art Hannah Ivey, Cottonwood,
1st; Class 6: Sr. Fine Art –
Chloe Paden, Coalgate 1st,
Emily Knight, Cottonwood
2nd, Haley Nelson, Coalgate,
3rd; Class 11: Jr. Pottery –
Reece Garcia, Coalgate, 1st;
Class 15: Jr. Decorative
Textile Craft – Reece Garcia,
Coalgate, 1st; Class 16: Sr.
Decorative Textile Craft –
Landon Garcia, Coalgate, 1st;
Class 17: Jr. Nature Craft
– Reece Garcia, Coalgate, 1st;
Kallie Chapman, Coalgate, 2nd;
Class 19: Jr. Bead Craft –
Blaine Ake, Tupelo, 1st; Reece
Garcia, Coalgate, 2nd ; Class
20: Sr. Bead Craft – Landon
Garcia, Coalgate, 1st; Class
23: Jr. Leathercraft – Hunter
Spears, Coalgate, 1st; Class 27:
Jr. Handcrafted Gel Candle
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Footprints From Heaven
Footprints from Heaven is an event to raise awareness of miscarriage, stillbirth, and infant loss and to
remember our babies while celebrating their lives.
We will be walking a few laps in memory of our little
ones, releasing balloons with notes to Heaven, and
writing names and words of inspiration with chalk!
Come but and show your support!
• When: October 19th, 2013
• Where: Coalgate Park
• What time: 4:00 p.m.
No sign up fee but all donations are greatly appreciated!
Donations can be made to:
“Footprints from Heaven”
at First Bank in Coalgate, OK.
If you have any questions please feel free to e-mail us at
[email protected] or [email protected]
LEGAL NOTICE
COMMISSION OF THE
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
RELIEF SOUGHT: SEPARATE ALLOWABLE (PART OF A MULTIUNIT HORIZONTAL
WELL)
NOTICE OF HEARING
TAKERS OF OIL AND GAS, INCLUDING AGATHA L MILLER KELLY ; ALAN KENT
RITCHIE ; ALIYAH JOHNSON C/O CLARA MILLER; ALLEN M HILL ; ALTON GORE
AND LAVON GORE ; AMOS FAMILY 2006 REVOCABLE TRUST JOHN P AMOS &
ROBIN J AMOS, TRUSTEES; AQUAENCO INC; ASPEN LAND & EXPL CO ; BEN
JAMES FAMILY TRUST JAMES AND LINDA VANDIVER CO-TRUSTEES; BERNICE
HARRIETT KING; BETA SHALE LLC; BETTIE L PAYTON; BONNIE KIME WEBERG
; BONNY COMETTI ; BP AMERICA PRODUCTION COMPANY; BRET JAMES
RICHARDS; CANAAN RESOURCES LLC; CAROLE BRADY DUPORT; CAROLYN
JOYCE YOUNG; CARTER L BAUMERT; CHAD JULIAN RICHARDS; CHESAPEAKE
EXPLORATION LLC; CIRRUS MINERALS LLC; CITY OF COALGATE; CLARA
MILLER; COASTAL MANAGEMENT TRUST; COBRA PETROLEUM COMPANY;
COMMISSIONERS OF THE LAND OFFICE STATE OF OKLAHOMA; CONNIE
MORRIS; CONNIE MORRIS FAMILY TRUST CONNIE MORRIS TRUSTEE; COSMO
INVESTMENTS LLC; DAN MORDHORST REVOCABLE TRUST DAN MORDHORST
TRUSTEE; DARR INVESTMENTS LLC ; DAVID C KIEL ; DAVIS HUDSON; DAWN
MARIE MILES; DEON C MILLER ; DONNA L MINER ; DONNA MADDEN; DSCM
INC ; EDNA SHERMAN LEWIS; ELAINE WHITT ; FARMERS ROYALTY COMPANY;
FLEISCHAKER MINERAL COMPANY; FRANK H QUINN ; GARY D WILSON; GORE
EXPLORATION LLC ; HARRY AND NOLA GRACE PTASYNSKI JOINT LIVING TRUST;
HOWARD A FOSTER SR; HOWARD FOSTER JR ; HUNT OIL COMPANY; J AND M
INVESTMENT COMPANY; JAHREE STANDRIDGE REV LIVING TRUST; JAMES
EDWARD COX; JAMES F SHERMAN; JAMES R THOMPSON; JANE BROWN;
JANETTE M AND J ROBERT SCOTT; JERRY LEE MADDEN; JERRY WAYNE SPEER
REV LIVING TRUST JERRY WAYNE SPEER TRUSTEE; JOE PASQUALI ESTATE;
JOHN D MUSELMANN; JOHN HUDSON ; JONES ENERGY LTD JONES ENERGY
HOLDINGS LLC; JOURNEY OIL & GAS INC ; JOYCE PARKS TOMLINSON; KARL
MILLER C/O CLARA MILLER; KASCO LTD; KATHRYN LYNN VILLINES; KATHY MILLER
TAYLOR; KELLY MCGOWENS; KENNETH MILLER; KIMBERLY COOPER; KIMBERLY
MILLER; KING FAMILY INVESTMENTS LLC ; LAGEAN LEVAR ; LANE ENERGY LP ;
LARRY COMETTI; LARRY P HILL; LENA MARGARET GLICK; LEON LANOY & MARY
PAULINE LANOY; LINDA KAY NONNAST ; LLOYD BRENT PALMER & ASHLEE ANN
PALMER JTWROS; LOIS DIANE HAMPTON; LOIS KIME PETERS; LOIS MARIE
CLAYTON ESTATE C/O STEPHEN HILL; LOLITA SIMON; LONNIE SIMS; MARGARET
SHERMAN ESTATE ; MARION LEROY & EMMA FAE MADDEN JTS; MARTHA JANE
ASHTON VANDERVEER ESTATE ; MARY JANE KIME MCMAHAN C/O JAMIE ADLER;
MAXINE HOLLIS ; MAXINE TURNER; MCCAIL SMITH; MICHAEL DANE VAUGHAN;
MICHAEL FOSTER; MINERALS MANAGEMENT SERVICE ROYALTY MANAGEMENT
PROGRAM; MITCHELL ROYALTY A LP; NEWFIELD EXPLORATION MID-CONTINENT
INC; NORMA JEAN HOLLINGSWORTH; OKLAHOMA CONFERENCE CORPORATION
OF SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS IN TRUST; OKLAHOMA CONFERENCE
CORPORATION OF SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS; ONTARIO C MILLER; OTHELLO
H MILLER JR ; PAMELA NADINE DRAKE; PASCHALL PROPERTIES INC; PATRICIA
WITHERSPOON ESTATE C/O BOB WITHERSPOON; PATRICK H QUINN; PATTY
KNICKLE; PERRY C CHANCEY; PETROQUEST ENERGY LLC ; PGP HOLDINGS 1
LLC; PLATINUM RESOURCES LLC; R SCOTT AND ANNE W RICHEY JT ; RAYMOND
HOWARD MADDEN ; REBECCA ANN STARR ; ROBERT CHARLES SHERIDAN;
SANDY VALDES CARRIE SANDY VALDES AKA; SCOPE EXPLORATION INC;
SINCLAIR OIL & GAS COMPANY ; SMACK DAB LTD ; SOUTHWEST PETROLEUM
COMPANY LP; SUNDOWN ENERGY INC ; TIMOTHY C CULPEPPER ; TITAN STC LLC;
TMN RESOURCES LLC; VANGUARD PERMIAN LLC; XTO ENERGY INC; PATRICIA A
MILLER; and all persons if living and if deceased, their known and unknown successors
and all corporations existing and if dissolved, its known and unknown successors and
all other persons having an interest in the lands covered hereby, particularly in Coal
County, Oklahoma.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Applicant has filed an Application for an increased
well density for the Christine 1-14MH23, Velma 2-14MH23, Cassie 3-14MH23 and
Michelle 4-14MH23 wells in Section 14, Township 1 North, Range 10 East, Coal
County, Oklahoma, Cause CD No. 200903816. That the Applicant is requesting that
the Commission enter its order allowing Applicant to produce each requested increased
density well from the Woodford common source at the greater of a shared allowable
with the existing well(s) in the unit of supply or a separate allowable for the common
source of supply named above underlying Section 14, Township 1 North, Range 10
East, Coal County, Oklahoma and designate Applicant or some other party as operator.
The separate allowable for the well granted shall be from the date of first production.
The separate allowable for the well is to be calculated by the greater of the minimum
allowable or the percentage of the well’s wellhead absolute open flow potential. There
shall be no transfer of the separate allowable between the Christine 1-14MH23, Velma
2-14MH23, Cassie 3-14MH23 and Michelle 4-14MH23 wells and other wells within the
unit. In addition there will be no underage or overage pertaining to the separate allowable
transferred between the Christine 1-14MH23, Velma 2-14MH23, Cassie 3-14MH23 and
Michelle 4-14MH23wells and other wells in the unit.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that this cause be set before an Administrative Law
Judge for hearing, taking of evidence and reporting to the Commission.
Regional Office, 440 South Houston, Tulsa, Oklahoma, 74127, Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m.
on the 29th day of October, 2013 and that this notice be published as required by law
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that in the event this cause is uncontested, the
Applicant, its representatives, witnesses and other proponents of the Applicant may
appear and testify by telephone. The cost of telephonic communication shall be paid by
the person or persons requesting its use. Interested parties who wish to participate by
telephone shall contact the Applicant or Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing date,
and provide their name and phone number.
74119, 918/382-8686.
S)PATRICE DOUGLAS
Chairman
S)BOB ANTHONY
Vice Chairman
S)DANA L. MURPHY
Commissioner
S)PEGGY MITCHELL
Secretary
GARAGE SALES
YARD SALE—Sat. Oct. 12, under
the entryway of the Methodist Church
(rain or shine), from 8:00 to 1:00.
Glassware, lamps, 3 televisions,
dining room table w/8 chairs, desk
and lots of other items. No Early
Birds, PLEASE. Peggy Clements.
(1tp30)
3-FAM YARD SALE—3 Blks. E.
of Sonny’s Mkt. Fri. & Sat.. Baby
Things—(swing, bassinette, jumper,
bath tub, vibrator chair, bouncer).
Men & women clothes (all sizes),
lounge chair, recliner, purses, & Lots
of misc. (1tc30)
GARAGE SALE—Fri. & Sat. 8
til ? Haworth 4-family garage sale.
Pamela J. Walker Broker/Owner
Office: 580-937-4099
• NEW LISTING: Brick 3 bed, 1 bath with carport,
fenced yard, new carpet, fixtures, move in ready!
Great Price $49,000. 512 E. Vincent St. Coalgate
Call Karen for appts. 580-465-3015
• 6.5 Acres with 4 bed, 2 bath home. Can have a
business in 1 barn plus lot of other buildings, pond.
Clarita, Ok. $87,000. Call Karen for appts. 580465-3015
• Great 2 bed, 2 bath home YOC 2007, office area,
must
see! Infor
quiet
Clarita,
Ok $89,900.
Call Karen
appts.
580-465-3015
HELP WANTED
Kiamichi Council on Alcoholism & Other Drug
Abuse, Inc. an equal opportunity employer, is accepting applications for Licensed/Certified Alcohol Drug Counselors to work in Hugo and Durant. Job description and qualifications may be
obtained by e-mail [email protected],
or by writing P.O. Box 689, Idabel, OK 74745, or
by calling 580-286-3301. Application deadline is
10/10/2013.
“
Hwy 3 & 75, 1 mile N of Coalgate,
1/2 mile W on dirt road. Watch
for signs. Large wool rug, clothes,
dishes, weed eater, wall pictures,
bedding, Home Décor, purses, books
& misc. (1tc30)
YARD SALE—On highway in
Lehigh between 6th & 7TH Street at
Luellen’s old place. 9:00 a.m. Thurs.
Oct. 10. Lots of nice purses, shoes,
new Avon items, clothes, dishes &
lots of misc. (1tp30)
THIS IS IT! YARD/GARAGE
SALE—Sat. Oct. 12. 8 til 3, 2.9
miles on Hwy 31 W. Old, Used &
new stuff. (1tp30)
YARD SALE—Sat. Oct. 12, 8 to 3.
104 W. Dyer (adjacent to Esther’s
Restaurant, North).
Women’s
clothing, all sizes, shoes, purses, boy
clothes, furniture & misc. (1tp30)
6-FAM YARD SALE—Fri. Oct.
11 & Sat. Oct. 12. at 203 S. Byrd.
Something for everyone. No early
Birds. (1tp30)
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—4-bdrm, 2 1/2-bath
brick house with 2-car garage. Has
shed with loft, all kinds of fruit trees
& pecan tree, 4 lots Located at 6 N.
Day St. Call 580-889-4704 or 580239-9191. (4tp33)
FOR SALE—4 Residential Lots on
East Vincent $20,000.00. 927-9985.
(2tp31)
LAND FOR SALE—Hunter’s
Paradise. 100 acres timbered fenced
with rustic cabin in rural Coal County.
Uninhabited for 9 years. Lots of
wildlife. Asking $1,875 per acre.
Call 620-875-2168 for appointment.
(2tp31)
HOUSE FOR SALE BY OWNER—
HAY FOR
SALE
Bermuda Grass Mix
Heavy 5x5 Bales
$3500 per bale
with delivery available
927-0512
Inman house on 209 East Prairie. entertainment center-$150; Big Man’s
3-bdrm with handicapped accessible. recliner-$150. 927-1197. (1tp30)
$178,000.00 918-575-4055.(4tp30)
FOR RENT
$0 DOWN WITH LAND on new
or repo doublewides. Over 30 to FOR RENT—3-Bdrm, 1 1/2-bath
choose from. Call 918-686-0584 brick house in country, NO INSIDE
wac. (5/18tfn)
PETS. $650+ deposit. 469-595Special Gov’t Program! Own Land/ 9054. (1tc30)
Family land ZERO down! Don’t FOR RENT—2000 sq. ft. rock house
prejudge your credit. E-Z qualify by in Lehigh. 2/3 bdrm. 2-bath, large
phone. 2,000 furniture package with garage, open floor plan. Historic
purchase. Homes starting at 26,500 home with basement/storm cellar.
and up. W.A.C. 405-631-7600 or $500 per month. 405-740-6409.
405-206-3693. (10/24tfn)
(8tc30)
ASSUME PAYMENTS on 4 bed, 2 HOUSE FOR RENT—3-bdrm,
bath doublewide. If interested call 1-bath unfurnished house in town.
918-686-0584 wac. (5/18tfn)
Remodeled. 927-6245. (7/17tfn)
ATTENTION NATIVE AMERICAN FOR RENT—1, 2, 3 & 4-bdrm houses.
HOUSING HELP for Modular or 580-258-8856, cell. (11/24tfn)
Manufactured Homes. Zero down HOUSES FOR RENT—Furnished &
with land program. In Muskogee, unfurnished. All bills paid on some.
for details call 918-686-0584 wac. 927-5171. (3/10tfn)
(5/18tfn)
FOR RENT –– Office spaces: one is
FEDERAL
RECOVERY
for 800 sq. ft and one is 2400 sq. ft. Also
Landowners. Zero down and low have house for rent. Call Rebecca
payments. Easy qualifying. Well and Washburn 580-927-5332 (1/18tfn)
septic are available. Will remove or FOR RENT–– 1-bdrm apts. with
trade for existing homes. Call Heath stove, refrigerator, CH/A, 3 walk-in
@918-576-3696 for your approval. storm shelters, water sewer & garbage
wac (6/6tfn)
paid. Laundry facility on property.
Got Land? 0 Down! Free 55” Handicap assessable apts available.
PLASMA TV! No Land? Low At least 62 years of age may apply
Down! Se Habla Espanol.. Call at Louis Sandmann Senior Housing.
today 405-631-3200 wac. (4tc28)
1201 Cedar Way, west of Coalgate
BEEN TOLD NO? Past History football field. 580-927-2781. Office
Keeping You From Getting a Home? hours M-F, 9:00 to 1:00. (4/3tfn)
I Don’t Care! New, Used, and Repo
Homes! $0 Down & Trades Accepted!
MISCELLANEOUS
Call 918-437-1870! (5/29tfn)
JIM
THETFORD AUCTION in
FOR SALE—Small square bales of
Holdenville
is back Monday nights at
Prairie & Bermuda grass mix hay.
5:30pm.
For
consignments call 405Has been weed sprayed. Call 580221-0535.
(6/5tfn)
927-0140. (7/24tfn)
FOR SALE—500 4x51/2 round
WANTED
2x2 ads
mayquality
run anywhere
in your newspaper.
Don’t forget to remind y
bales
of good
hay with net
WANT TO BUY—Used refrigerators
wrap.
Call the
Jim line
at 580-927-5084.
download
ads for this week
at
and cookstoves. Call 580-258-8856.
(4tc30)
www.okpress.com/ocan - CHOOSE THE AD SIZE CLOSEST TO YOUR CO
FOR SALE—TV (needs remote) & (5/1tfn)
ZONES: 4
for week of October 6, 2013
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For more information on how to donate, visit
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Ranch Specialist
Cheyenne Stanley
918-557-5308
E-mail: [email protected]
or call (405) 259-9000
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”
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For information Call
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5,200 acres with 3 houses, new shop, new hay barn, steel corrals, 8 ft fence, with a established elk herd, 17 miles North of
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210 South Covington, 1156 sq ft, 2 bdrm 2 bathroom, frame
home, on large corner lot in a great location, with all the pluming & heat and air replaced recently. Priced at $69,000. Priced
reduced to $60,000.
604 South Bois D Arc in Lehigh. Beautiful log home 6 bdrm.
4 bathrooms, over 4,000 sq ft, swimming pool, hot tub, lots
more extras on 2 acres at the end of a dead end road. Priced
at $329,000.
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.
REDUCED TO $74,000.
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.
SOLD
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.
2 bdrm., 1 bathroom home on 13 acres 6 miles Northwest of Coalgate on Hwy. 3. Reduced to $65,000.
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
Sales Associate: Chillie Joe Bills • 580-258-0312
Honest, Hardworking & Dependable!
www.haneyauction.com
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New Listing - On Mail Rt Road in Cario, 3 bdrm, 2 bathroom,
1216 sq ft, 2006 mobilhome on 2 aces. Priced at $49,000.
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•NOTICE•
ATTENTION OCAN COORDINATORS - Don't forget to download your 2x2 ads
from the OPA Web site this week.
KIDS DAY AT THE FAIR — These Cottonwood students
have theirorder
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taken
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award winning
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Deiondra Howard, Charlie Couch, Hallie Wilson, Kevin Holly and Wailin Simon.
2x2 ads may be placed anywhere in your newspaper.
ALL ZONES
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1st; Tayler
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1st; Class 39: Embellished Andy Pebworth, Coalgate, 1st.
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SECTION 306 4-H
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Coalgate, 1 .
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Construction Home and Personal Living
47: Jr. Plastic Craft – Reece Clothing
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Garcia, Coalgate, 1st; Haley Knight,
HELP
WANTED
HELP WANTED
LEGAL SERVICES
LEGAL SERVICES
Nelson, Coalgate, 2nd; Class 51: Kortnie Haney, Coalgate, 2nd; Class 53: Bulletin Board –
EXP. FLATBED DRIVERS: Regional
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SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY CLAIMS.
SOCIAL SECURITY
DISABILITY
Kallie
Chapman,
Reece
Garcia, Coalgate, 1st; EXP.
Jr. Misc. – Blaine Ake, Tupelo,
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DRIS
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– Bentley Bills, ATTENTION Dedicated & Regional Drivers! Averitt
2nd; Kallie Chapman, Coalgate, Emily Knight, Cottonwood,
HELP GETTING approved for Social
ATTENTION
Dedicated
& Regional
Class
21: Polar
Fleece item – Tupelo, 1st; Class 58: Bulletin offers Excellent Benefits and Hometime. CDL-A NEED
3rd; Jace Stephens, Coalgate,
Security Disability? We're here to help! Call
NEED HELP
GETTING approved for
Drivers!
Averitt
offers
Excellent
req.
888-362-8608,
Recent
Grads
w/a
CDL-A
1-6/
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Board
– Tayler Sexton, wks Paid Training. Apply online at AverittCareers. Burton & Banks, Attorneys at Law. No fee unless
Garcia,
1 . Disability?
4th; Class 52: Sr. Misc. – Jessie
Benefits Landon
and Hometime.
CDL-A Coalgate,
req.
Social Security
We're here
approved. 1-800-257-5533.
888-362-8608, Recent Grads w/a
com Equal Opportunity Employer
to help! Call Burton &Coalgate,
Banks, Attorneys1st; Jessie Sexton,
CDL-A 1-6/wks Paid Training. Apply
at Law. No fee unless approved. nd
online at AverittCareers.com Equal
STEEL BUILDINGS
CRST offers the Best Lease Purchase Program!
1-800-257-5533. Coalgate, 2 ; Class 64: Home
Opportunity Employer
ON BONUS. No Down Payment or Credit
Environment Comb. – Landon SIGN
Check. Great Pay. Class-A CDL required. Owner
STEEL BUILDINGS Perfect for Homes, Garages
STEEL BUILDINGS
CRST offers the Best Lease Purchase
Garcia, Coalgate, 1st.
Operators Welcome! Call: 866-259-0415
& Shelters. Lowest Prices, Make Offer and LOW
Program! SIGN ON BONUS. No Down
Monthly Payment on remaining cancelled orders
SECTION
308
4-H
FOOD
&
STEEL
BUILDINGS
Perfect
for
Payment or Credit Check. Great
various sizes CALL 1-800-991-9251 Ashlee
REI OKLAHOMA SEEKS Loan Officer. Position
Homes,
Garages
&
Shelters.
Lowest
Class-Alike
CDL to
required.
The Manor VolunteersPay.
would
thankOwner
all those who
NUTRITION
EXHIBITS
is responsible for originating small business loans,
Prices, Make Offer and LOW Monthly
Operators Welcome! Call: 866-259REI programs to financial institutions,
CAREER TRAINING/EDUCATION
helped make the Manor Bazaar
Food
Preparation Exhibits promoting
0415 a great success this year.
Payment on remaining
cancelled
chambers of commerce, communities, and local
various sizes-CALL
1-800-991Class
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Also thanks to Helen Allen,
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out of Lawton office. Requirements include a
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Officer. Position
for origi-Cornerstone
Matthew Parker, Don Sprague,
Manoris responsible
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Training. Financial aid if qualified - Housing availnating small business loans, promoting
knowledge. Background in economic
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Again thank you for allties,
your
support.
and local
economic entities within
74702 Attn: Lori Stern.
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southwestern Oklahoma out of Lawton
ADVERTISE STATEWIDE
Tech. FAA Approved Training.
office. Requirements include a strong
FOR SALE
8:
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un-iced
cake
–
Landon
background in finance and loan/credit
Financial aid if qualified - Housing
STATEWIDE! For more information
underwriting knowledge. Background
Garcia,
Coalgate, 1st; Class 11: PORTABLE OUTDOOR BUILDINGS. Sheds, ADVERTISE
available. Job placement
assistance.
or to place an ad, call Courtni at (405) 499-0035
in economic development is a plus.
Barns & more. No Credit Check. Low
Call Aviation Institute
of Maintenance
or toll-free in OK at 1-888-815-2672.
Salsa/Picante
Sauce – Rowdy Storage
Send resume to [email protected] or
monthly payments. FREE Delivery. No Deposit.
866-802-6655.
st
mail to PO Box 1335, Durant, OK
As low as $58 per month. www.qbi-ok.com 877;
Bentley
Bills,
Jones,
Tupelo,
1
74702 Attn: Lori Stern.
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ADVERTISE STATEWIDE
Tupelo, 2nd; Class 15: Canned 595-1875.
FOR SALE
Vegetables
FOR MORE INFORMATION ON STATEWIDE ADVERTISING,
ADVERTISE STATEWIDE!
For more – Tayler Sexton,
NOW MEETING ON TUESDAY & THURSDAY EVENINGS
PORTABLE OUTDOOR BUILDINGS.
information or to place
an
ad, call
Coalgate,
1st.
CALL 1-888-815-2672
Sheds, Storage
Barns & more. No
Grace Christian
Fellowship
Courtni at (405) 499-0035 or toll-free
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Hours - Mon. thru Sat. 8:00 am - 6:00 pm
877-595-1875.
OCAN100613
DEVELOPMENT
Contact: Clint Palmer 580-258-8286
Located on Hwy. 48 Clarita ~ 580-428-3529
Class 2: Things I Do Best
FOR MORE
INFORMATION ON STATEWIDE
for hurts, hang-ups
& habits
Poster – Bentley Bills, Tupelo,
ADVERTISING, CALL 1-888-815-2672
1st; Class 20: Scrapbooking –
Andy Pebworth, Coalgate, 1st.
Coal County Jr. Livestock Committee
SECTION 313 4-H
Fall is a great time
Dinner Ticket for Two —$40.00
WOODWORKING
to plant
EXHIBITS
Fruit trees
Class 3: Jr. Woodcraft Original design – Rowdy Jones,
at 7:00 p.m.
We have a nice selection of fruit trees
Tupelo, 1st; Blaine Ake, Tupelo,
1st; Reece Garcia, Coalgate,
Also In Stock
• Pumpkins • Pansys
Landscape Rock &
2nd; Rowdy Jones, Tupelo, 3rd;
Coal County Fair Barn
•
Mums
•
Potting
Soil
Much More
Class 9 Misc. – Reece Garcia,
Meal served at 6:00 p.m.
st
Coalgate, 1 ; Blaine Ake,
Tupelo, 2nd; Class 17 Misc. Jerad Stephens, Coalgate, 1st;
Ticket entitles you
Landon Garcia, Coalgate, 2nd;
for a chance to win a
Class 18: Refinished Item –
2013 Kawasaki 300 4x2 or
Landon Garcia, Coalgate, 1st;
$3,500.00 cash
Class 24: Sr. Metalwork –
Arc Welding – Sam Anderson,
Proceeds Benefits 4-H & FFA Livestock Exhibitors
Coalgate, 1st.
To purchase your tickets contact
SECTION 318 4-H
Mike Elkins (580) 927-0464
WILDLIFE PROJECTS
OKLAHOMA CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING NETWORK
OKLAHOMA CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING NETWORK
Thank You
Clarita
Greenhouse
October 12, 2013
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COALGATE FOOTBALL HOMECOMING
Theme: Superheros!
Monday—Pajama Day
Beauty rest before you can save the day!
(follow dress code)
Tuesday—Twin Day
Wonder Twin Powers activate!
Wednesday—Camp Day
Stealth Mode!
Thursday—Superhero Day
Be your favorite Superhero!
Friday—Purple Day
GO BIG PURPLE!
Friday, OctOber 11, 2013
12:50 p.m.—Pep Rally
1:30 p.m. —Parade begins
2:30 p.m.—Buses run
4:00 – 7:00 p.m.—Band Boosters Dinner
(Full BBQ Meal) @ Cafeteria
6:45 p.m.—Coronation Ceremony
7:30 p.m.—Kickoff!
If anyone in the community would like to participate in
the parade, please report behind the gym at 1:15 p.m.
For questions please call Becky Nelson at 580-927-1113.
No animals allowed in parade.
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Shirley, Coalgate, 1st; Makenzie
Elkins, Coalgate, 2nd; Jacob
Knight, Cottonwood, 3rd; Class
8: Pumpkin, jack-o-lantern
Class 13: Squash, zucchini
– Jaclyn Shirley, Coalgate,
1st; Class Peppers, jalapeno Jacob Knight, Cottonwood, 1st;
Jaclyn Shirley, Coalgate, 2nd;
Hunter Spears, Coalgate, 3rd;
Rowdy Jones, Tupelo, 4th; Class
19: Pepper, other hot pepper –
Rowdy Jones, Tupelo, 1st; Class
20: Pepper, sweet bell pepper
Class 21: Banana peppers –
Hunter Spears, Coalgate, 1st;
Jacob Knight, Cottonwood,
2nd; Class 22: Large tomatoes
– Karley Shores, Coalgate, 1st;
Jaclyn Shirley, Coalgate, 3rd;
Jacob Knight, Cottonwood, 4th;
Class 23: Cherry tomatoes –
Jaclyn Shirley, Coalgate, 1st;
Hunter Spears, Coalgate, 3rd;
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2012
BEginning wiTh
9:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.
Chili Cookoff
11:00 judging
LUNCH
HAMBURGER
DINNER
3:00 p.m.
Prize—$200.00 Best, $50.00 Worst
12:00 Noon
11:30 to 1:30
(Chili, frito pie or hot dog)
$20.00 per bike
$5.00 per passenger
Cakewalk
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Horseshoes
2:00 pm
(entry $10.00)
Pie
Auction Bingo
5:30 p.m.
Flowers, Coalgate, and Trevin
Loudermilk, Coalgate, 1st; Foam
Craft: Trevin Loudermilk,
Coalgate, 1st; Raylee Jones,
Tupelo, 2nd; Raelyn Loudermilk,
Coalgate, 2nd; Bead Craft:
Abi Looney, Coalgate, Karsyn
Flowers, Coalgate, Caden
Russell, Coalgate, 1st; Josie
Fortner, Tupelo, 1st; Recycled:
Karsyn Flowers, Coalgate,
1st; Peyton Bills, Tupelo, 1st;
Paper Craft: Caden Russell,
Coalgate, 1st; String Art:
Karsyn Flowers, Coalgate,
Embroidery
Craft:
1st;
Karsyn Flowers, Coalgate, 1st;
Plastic Craft: Caden Russell,
Coalgate, 1st; Karsyn Flowers,
Coalgate, 2nd; Wall Hanging:
Misc. Craft: Raylee Jones,
Tupelo, Josie Fortner, Tupelo,
1st; Karsyn Flowers, Coalgate,
2nd.
SECTION L YOUTH
FOODS
Cookies: Caden Russell,
Coalgate, 1st.
Dozer Work
Gravel Hauling
Jerry Lemons
Cell 580-258-0282
A pARADE LinEUp AT 9:00 A.M.
pARADE AT 10 A.M.
Poker Run sign-in
Class 24: Watermelon, oblong
type- Rowdy Jones, Tupelo,
1st; Class 25: Watermelon,
round type – Jacob Knight,
Cottonwood, 1st; Kortnie Haney,
Coalgate, 2nd; Class 29: Pears
Kaleigh Romines, Tupelo, 2nd;
Class 31: Sr. Home Garden
Food Basket – Jaclyn Shirley,
Coalgate, 1st.
FFA EXHIBITS
Big Blue Stem – Haley Nelson,
Coalgate, 1st; Metal Craft – Sam
Anderson, Coalgate, 1st.
SECTION J YOUTH
CRAFTS
Wood Craft: Taylor Spears,
Coalgate, and Karsyn Flowers,
Coalgate, 1st; Caden Russell,
Coalgate, 2nd; Fabric Craft:
Raylee Jones, Tupelo, 1st;
Ceramic Craft: Raylee Jones,
Tupelo, and Josie Fortner,Tupelo,
1st; Metal Craft: Peyton Bills,
Tupelo, 1st; Charcoal: Caden
Russell, Coalgate, 1st; Crayon:
Caden Russell, Coalgate, and
Trevin Loudermilk, Coalgate,
2nd; Nature Craft: Karsyn
Home
580-428-3166
J & N Construction
17350 CR 3700
Coalgate, OK
Free Estimates
Concrete
Construction
House Pads • Sidewalks
Custom Steel Buildings • Metal Roofs
James Troyer
Phone: 580-428-3159
Fax: 580-428-3347
4:00 p.m.
FUN ALL DAY
(for kids—blow-up slide, train rides,
bean bag toss, duck pond, sucker tree)
hot Dogs, &
50/50 Drawing
COME JOIN US!
SERIOUS INJURY & WRONGFUL DEATH
Medical Malpractive • Defective Products • Industrial Accidents
Railroad Accidents
Call for Free Consuultation
323 E. Carl Albert Parkway, McAlester, Ok.
423-0421 • 1-800-658-1596

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