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Holt hangs up her sombrero Veda Holt, longtime educator from Kiowa, Kansas, has taught Spanish parttime at Burlington School for the last 20 years, while also teaching at South Barber schools. This school year was her last at both schools, as she hangs up her sombrero and retires from teaching. Not only was Holt instrumental in teaching many students Spanish over the years, she also taught English when needed and was a strong supporter of the students and school in many ways.
In 1996, 2014 and 2015, Bob Pinegar was the first to bring in a load of wheat to the Alva Wheeler Brothers Grain Company. This past Saturday, Pinegar's wheat tested in at 13.2 moisture with a test weight of 60.3. The variety was “Everest.”
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Each morning before school, Holt came early to eat breakfast with the children in the cafeteria, helping them as needed and making sure they ate well. Her love and concern for children was not only obvious in the cafeteria, but also in her willingness and ability to help children in a variety of ways over the years whenever needed. She took a local farmer’s family under her tutelage, teaching his wife and her son from Mexico how to speak English. Holt supported the school’s accelerated reader (AR) program, generously donating each year to their annual quilt raffle. After never winning a quilt, this year Holt asked Family and Consumer Science teacher Judy Elliott if they would make one for her. During this year’s AR quilt raffle, as luck would have it, Holt’s name was drawn from the huge lot of names to finally win a quilt. Holt was also generous with her time, serving gate duty at both Burlington and South Barber basketball games. Her familiar face was a staple as she greeted fans as they came to support their teams. She also took it upon herself to transport the school’s recycling to Kiowa and brought the teacher’s donuts on many
occasions. School superintendent Glen Elliott said he couldn’t say enough good things about her. Many in the community would like to say “thank you, Mrs. Holt” for her many years of service, kindness and support of the Burlington School system. Her presence will be missed.
Parenting through separation and divorce Divorcing parents are often faced with many new problems during this difficult time for the entire family. Although their marriage is ending, their role as parents continues through their lives. To help make this transition easier, Northwest Family Services staff members Ginger Smith, MS, LPC, will be teaching their Parenting Through Separation and Divorce class Monday night, June 20. The class will be in Cherokee from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Alfalfa County Courthouse, 300 South Grand. Participants must pre-enroll; the class will be canceled if there is inadequate pre-enrollment. To enroll, please mail enrollment with payment (check or money order-no cash) to Northwest Family Services, 620 Flynn, Alva, OK 73717, or come by in person. If there are any questions, please call 580-327-
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Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin signs open-carry gun bill into law By Lynn L. Martin (This article is from the Daily Oklahoman. An interesting constitutional dispute evolved when states started charging fees in order to obtain a carry-permit for a firearm. The constitutional folks said, “Since when can a state charge a fee for a right that is guaranteed by the Bill of Rights?” Good point. Sort of takes one back to the days when the “poll tax” was declared unconstitutional. Oklahoma has handled the problem with new legislation permitting unlicensed open carry, but still requiring a permit for concealed-carry. Here’s the latest:) Oklahoma will become the 25th state to allow the open carrying of handguns. Gov. Mary Fallin signed into law Tuesday a measure that allows Oklahomans to openly carry handguns. The measure, Senate Bill 1733, allows those who are licensed to carry a firearm under the Oklahoma Self Defense Act a choice: to openly carry a weapon or conceal it. It also allows a property owner to
openly carry a handgun on his or her land. No concealed carry permit would be required. To receive a license under the Oklahoma Self Defense Act, applicants must take a firearms safety and training course and submit to a background check by the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation. Those convicted of felonies and certain misdemeanors may not receive a handgun license. The measure takes effect Nov. 1. Oklahoma is the 25th state with either “permissive open carry” laws, which means no permit required, or “licensed open carry,” which requires a permit. Oklahoma now joins Utah, North Dakota, Minnesota, Iowa, Indiana, Tennessee, Georgia, Mississippi, New Jersey, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Hawaii and Massachusetts as a “licensed open carry” state. “As a strong supporter of the Second Amendment and a gun owner myself, I’m happy to sign this bill into law and grant law-abiding citizens the ability to openly carry firearms,” Fallin said. “Senate Bill 1733 sends a strong message that Oklahoma values the rights of its citizens to defend themselves, their family and their property. It does so in a responsible way, by requiring those citizens who choose to
‘open carry’ to undergo both firearms training and a background check.” Under the measure, businesses may continue to prohibit firearms to be carried on their premises. SB 1733 prohibits carrying firearms on properties owned or leased by the city, state or federal government, at corrections facilities, in schools or college campuses and at sports arenas during sporting events. The measure won strong support from the Legislature. The House of Representatives passed it 85-3 and it passed the Senate 33-10. Rep. Emily Virgin, one of three House Democrats to vote against SB 1733, said the state’s concealed-carry system works well. Virgin, D-Norman, said local law enforcement officers have told her they are concerned about public safety. “They’ve expressed concerns about approaching a crime scene where multiple people are carrying guns openly and they’re not sure who is the shooter or who is the quote-unquote bad guy,” she said. Sen. Anthony Sykes, R-Moore, author of SB 1733, said the measure contains safeguards. “I’m happy to say that Oklahomans will be able to display their firearms openly if they so choose,” he said.
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Alva school board accepts 14 transfers
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By Lynn L. Martin The Alva schools lost about a classroom worth (20-30) of students after the oil boom diminished in the spring of 2016. They made about half that back with the requested transfers into the district at Monday night’s board meeting. Eight students from Freedom asked to attend Alva schools (two of those were already here on an emergency transfer), two from Timberlake to Alva, three from Burlington to Alva, and one from Cherokee. Several Hires Upon the recommendation of Alva Middle School (AMS) Principal Ron Sunderland, the board hired a new middle school secretary who will finish out this fiscal year and also serve the next fiscal year. She is Kelsey Bryant. Two paraprofessionals were hired; they are Keri Pannell and Mary Tyree. Two new teachers were hired. Danielle Barnett (formerly teaching at Aline) will teach AMS science and Cynthia Leiter will teach AMS language arts. Several extra-duty resignations were tendered. Shannon Drew, who is moving to Longfellow Elementary, is giving up sponsorship of the student council at AMS; Margo Hamilton is stepping down as coach of Alva High School soccer; Tammy Duncan is resigning one of her jobs as district test coordinator; and Diane Gourley is resigning since her educational co-op job went away. Transportation Improvements Superintendent Steve Parkhurst told the board an additional activity bus is needed because Alva students are participating in an increasing number of competitions at the state level. He said the two activity buses traveled 227,034 miles last year, which was an increase of 41,000 miles. The board approved purchasing a second Vanhool over-the-road type of bus. They purchased a used 2009 Vanhool a couple of years ago that had 340,000 miles. They found another 2009 Vanhool bus in Dallas with similar mileage for $285,000. Parkhurst said these buses easily achieve a million miles service if properly maintained. After a very thorough inspection by Richard Burton, district transportation boss, they provided a list of things they wanted improved, which included painting the Goldbugs and La-
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Small crowd shows up to address staffing rumors at Waynoka School By Stacy Sanborn It was an eventful evening at Waynoka’s Board of Education meeting on Monday. Several members of the community came to give their two cents on a situation involving two staff members not being rehired. All board members – Mindy Zook, Rick George, Andy Ferguson, Clint Olson and Don Blalock – were present. One woman, a transplant to Waynoka, said she came from a school very rich in sports tradition, and “it pains me to see the sports programs here.” She was very upset about the board not rehiring what she deemed as a “beloved” coach (Danny Green), and alleged the girls get treated differently than the boys. She stated that there is no support for the girls and said, “This is an issue. This should be our focus,” emphasizing inequality. Another person stood up and said he feels like the community was losing some of their greatest teachers. He said it feels like a school divided, and lots of things need attention. Vocational agriculture teacher Troy Gosney took the floor next with the purpose of “squashing some rumors” over why he was not rehired. He said there was a rumor that maybe he wasn’t hired at Shattuck, but that the superintendent there wrote a letter confirming that wasn’t true. He said he was not sure why he wasn’t hired on again. “I wasn’t there, so I don’t know, but the one thing that bothers me is that they’re using a child, saying I told the child that I was taking him to a speech contest, and not to tell his parents. I would never ask a child to do
that on my behalf. That is absolutely false. I talked to the boy’s mother and father and they assured me that yes, they understood that I didn’t tell him that, that he apparently maybe had not been as truthful with them. But that is circulating that I had told that boy to be quiet and not tell his parents, not tell anybody, because I didn’t want to get in trouble. That is absolutely false; I’d never ask a student to do that. “Also, there’s rumors that have made it all around the county that I only help one family, and I find that disgusting. We had eight students in the livestock sale in Woodward the first year I was here, and that’s basically eight different families, or at least seven. “Also, I’ve heard that maybe there’s rumors that I was profiting from selling steaks to the chapter, and I can tell you that I’ve not made a dime. I don’t own that company anymore, I have another guy running it. I had checked into a barbecue place, suggested to me by one of the board members. It would have cost $1,800 of the FFA chapter’s money to feed the people at the banquet. I talked to our lunch ladies about getting the steaks from Mid-America. It would have cost $1,650 to provide that meal at our banquet had we went through that vendor. I called the guy that I know and got those for less than $500, so, for less than $900, we had a meal. Now, it doesn’t make a difference to me. Why would I care if we saved a dime at that point because I didn’t have a job? But I saved the school half, and I’ve always been a penny pincher, that’s part of
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my problem. I’m not the most organized person, and that’s part of my problem too. I just feel that there needs to be some transparency, and I still don’t know, other than rumors, why I was not rehired. I just feel like, if nothing else, I’m at least owed an explanation.” The board thanked him and asked if there was anyone else who would like to speak. Jason Badley, another transplant to this community, stood up and said Gosney is one of the teachers there who you feel is like a part of your family. He said Coach Green helps every kid from first grade to high school. “You don’t find that in other coaches. You don’t find that anywhere. I hate to see us losing two good teachers, that are actually supporting our student athletes and our students, because of pettiness.” Steve Haltom was the last of the commenters. He said in light of the coaching situation and rumors going around, he would just ask that everyone think about their kids, and the importance of what your jobs are in re-employing the coaches they have. “I think we have great coaches all the way across the board … I hope we can put kids first, instead of personal agendas, or personal vendettas.” Due to time constraints, the floor was closed and the board moved on to the consent agenda. Superintendent Loren Tackett said there was not a whole lot to say on the financial part. “If you’re watching oil and gas prices, you know that money is down, gross production money is down. Our budget has mainly been the ad valorem money and the money we’ve been getting for gross production actually has been added to our carry-over for the last three years, and it looks like that’s about what’s going to happen again this year, so those things are in good shape.” He said the state still owes the school district about $340,000 for Atlas money, and they should be hearing about that soon. In Tackett’s report, he said they are starting to remove old lockers, and the new ones will be here in about two weeks. The new cafeteria tables came in, along with the new bus. Before going into executive session, the board quickly moved through the agenda,
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Obituaries WANDA STARNER Wanda Ellen Ailles Starner was born July 21, 1924, to Nancy Ann McCown and Royal Ailles. She died October 17, 2015, in Las Vegas, Nevada. She attended school in Salina and Hutchinson, Kansas. She graduated from Hutchinson Beauty School when she was 16. Wanda married William Starner in 1948. They had five children: William, Elizabeth, Wayne, Warren and Wilma. They moved to Alva in 1954 where she raised her children while working as a housekeeper for many Alva families and businesses including Northwestern Oklahoma State College. Wanda and her mother, Ann Moore, moved to Texas where they lived for several years. Later, they moved to Las Vegas, Nevada, where she lived until her death. Wanda was a member of College Park Baptist Church for over 30 years, serving as a Sunday school teacher and
member of several groups from the church. She was a lifelong Christian with a strong faith in God. She was preceded in death by her mother and her sons, Wayne and Warren, and her grandson, Christopher Stockdale. She is survived by her son, Bill, and daughters, Wilma and Elizabeth, her grandchildren Jason and Kirbi, Lisa and Darrin, Audra, Sarah and Damen, David, Mitchell, Teresa and Brent, Michael, Jeffrey and her great grandchildren Cassie, Alexis, Christopher, Merick, Zoey, and Benjamin. Graveside services will be Saturday, June 11, 2016, at 1 p.m. at the Alva Municipal Cemetery. Wharton Funeral Chapel is in charge of arrangements. WILLIAM (BILL) STARNER William (Bill) Starner was born September 20, 1948, to Wanda Ailles and William Starner. He died October 20, 2015, in Las Vegas, Nevada. Bill grew up in Alva, graduating from Alva High in 1967. He joined the Marines and served in Vietnam from September 1969 until November 1970. After he left the Marines, he enlisted
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And they’re off ... the combines, that is Wheat Harvest 2016 is underway in Newsgram reading area: Early reports indicate strong test weights, high yields By Yvonne Miller An early harvest was predicted, that wheat cutting would likely begin by Memorial Day, but Mother Nature slowed the process down with additional moisture and pleasantly cool temperatures in the 70s and 80s. It was the first week of June when harvest weather arrived – dry, hot and windy. “We took in our first load Saturday (June 4),” Alva Farmer’s Cooperative General Manager Ronnie Truelock said. He said that all of their elevators took in grain Saturday including sites at Alva, Capron, Ashley and Hopeton. “Sunday was another good day. We
really have not had anyone pull out (of the fields) because it was too wet. They are movin’ along. Some fields are a little wet, but not bad. Right now farmers are selective with which fields to cut,” Truelock said. Late afternoon Monday Truelock said, “Most test weights are coming in (strong) at 58 to 62 (pounds per bushel). After last year (when most test weights averaged only in the low to mid 50s) that’s a good deal.” He said some fields have Mosaic and rust problems lowering test weights to 50-57 pounds, “But, that’s a very small percentage,” Truelock said. As of Monday afternoon, Truelock said just a couple people had come in and
Richmond — Lowe announce engagement Dwight and Ruth Richmond of Cherokee along with Randy and Karla Lowe of Holly, Colorado, are pleased to announce the engagement and upcoming marriage of their children, Audrey Elizabeth Richmond and Cameron Wayne Lowe. The bride is a graduate of Cherokee High School in Cherokee, Oklahoma, and received a bachelor of science degree in early childhood education from Northwestern Oklahoma State University (NWOSU). She is employed as a kindergarten teacher for the Enid Public Schools. She is the granddaughter of Shirley McDaniel and the late Dale McDaniel of Medicine Lodge, Kansas; Don and Gail Cox of Sharon, Oklahoma; and Albert and Faye Richmond of Sharon, Oklahoma. The groom is a graduate of Holly High School in Holly, Colorado, and received a bachelor of science in biology from NWOSU and an associates degree as a medical laboratory technician from Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College. He is employed as a medical laboratory technician at Integris Bass Hospital in Enid. He is the grandson of Bill and Norma Lowe of Holly, Colorado, and
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reported yields in the upper 40s to lower 50s (bushels per acre). “Most farmers feel like they’ll get into even better wheat,” Truelock said. “The first few days bode well for the rest of the harvest, “Truelock said. “It will be determined by the amount of diseased fields that come in.” Referring to the start of the 2016 wheat harvest, Truelock said, “This is what we were hoping for. This 62-pound test weight wheat will work well to blend into what we have left from last year’s crop and make it more marketable.” Dacoma Agronomist Reports Dacoma Co-op agronomist Chuck Carson said people “got serious about cutting” Sunday. Both wheat and canola were cut. Carson said, “We’re seeing above average test weights 60 and up.” Although it’s early, Carson said he’s heard of yields in the 40s. “There’s no rain in the forecast so we’re good to go,” Carson said. Cherokee Area Started Monday Cherokee Co-op Manager Shane Parker was out of the office Tuesday morning. When asked about how harvest is progressing there, bookkeeper/secretary Debbie Stoner gave an update. She said the Cherokee elevator took 75 trucks Monday, the first of this harvest. Test weights were good at 61 to 63 pounds, she said. Burlington Just Started Tuesday A call to the Burlington Co-op found that area farmers were “just getting started” Tuesday, according to office staff Rose Dotson. So there were not yet any reports on test weights or yields. Inslee Reports Great Test Weights Steve Inslee, manager of O.K. Co-op Grain Company in Kiowa, Kansas, said Tuesday morning, “We are just getting rollin’.” O.K. Grain took in some grain Monday, with “great” test weights at 63 to 64 pounds. Inslee said after Tuesday when some fields are completely cut he’ll be able to report on yields.
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Kiowa Hospital Board sees changes in nursing staff, tight finances By Yvonne Miller The regular May meeting of the Kiowa District Hospital (KDH) Board was brief, as most of the reports were presented at the annual meeting. With all the same members, the board reorganized with new officers as reported earlier in the Newsgram. They are: President Brenna May, Vice President Jeff Miller, Treasurer Chantae Simpson, Secretary Jim Parker and Director Pat Myers. Tammy Stroud is the new director of nurses at the Kiowa District Manor. She started in late May. Nurse Robin Whitaker has taken over the risk management/quality assurance program and will make monthly reports to the board. Manor Administrator Kim Balding reported that the manor had 22 residents the day of the meeting and was expecting another resident soon as well as a couple. Regarding the daycare at the manor, Balding said they lowered the age from two years to 19 months and reduced childcare rates. The new van was used to transfer some residents and youth on an outing at the museum in Alva. The Mobile Meals program operating
from the manor is going well. Balding said there are a few recipients who could use financial assistance to pay for their meals in this program designed to meet a need within the area and break even for KDH. All employees associated with the manor kitchen recently underwent a safe-serve food training. Physician Assistant Melissa Stroh reported that the Rural Health Clinic conducted 96 sports physicals including baseline concussion on all. CEO Margaret Grismer reported that the Rural Health Clinic has a requirement that the physician see twice as many patients as the mid-level. She’s applying for an exemption as KDH is not currently compliant. Combined Hospital and Manor Finances in the Red KDH Chief Financial Officer Janell Goodno presented a financial report for the hospital and manor ending April 30. Although the hospital was in the black by $4,786 year to date (YTD) at the end of April, the manor showed a loss of $112,667. This makes a total YTD loss for the district of $107,881 at the end of April. After the Medicare Cost Report,
Goodno said the amount of Medicare reimbursement to KDH had to be reduced. As the search for another doctor continues, Goodno said KDH has to use Docs Who Care physicians, which drives up costs. In April, the hospital had total operating revenue of $209,114 and total operating expenses of $392,227. This made a net loss from operations of $183,112. The addition of tax revenue as well as grant and tax credit revenue totaling $191,228 made the hospital show a slight profit of $8,116. Hospital statistics for April show 14 total admissions. Total days of swingbed and acute care were 28. Total outpatient visits were 559. Clinic visits totaled 299. The manor had total operating revenue for April of $112,532. Agency nursing costs of $24,810 helped drive up total operating expenses to $127,934. The manor lost $25,403. The addition of mainly tax revenue curbed the loss to $19,354. The next regular meeting of the KDH board is Thursday, June 23, at 7 p.m., in the clinic lobby.
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Kiowa City Council discusses damage charges and more By Yvonne Miller The Kiowa City Council met for their June meeting Monday night. Mayor Brandon Farney called the meeting to order with the following members present: Bill Watson, R.L. Simpson, Brian Farney and Tom Wells. Russel Molz arrived a few minutes late straight out of the field, as harvest began that day. The agenda had few business items except for routine reports. One of the biggest discussions came under council member comments. Watson asked for an update on how the research had gone regarding an electric issue discussed previously by the council. Reportedly, an incident occurred earlier on a weekend when a resident was using a skid steer and accidentally hit a power pole, damaging the pole and the meter attached to it. The resident was Tom Holcomb who reportedly went to the city office first thing that next week and offered to pay for damages. Council members discussed the issue at their last council meeting.
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Apparently council members have differing opinions on the subject. The council took no action on that issue at the May meeting. Visiting with Mayor Farney after the meeting Monday night, he said that Holcomb accidentally struck the pole and damaged it. “That was one of the poles on the list that the city is replacing anyway,” Farney said. The jolt also damaged a meter box on the power pole that had to be replaced on that Saturday. Farney said that Holcomb already paid the more than $400 to repair that box. He said the majority of council members felt that amount was sufficient. Any other charge regarding the pole replacement, the city was already planning to pay, Farney said. At Monday night’s meeting Watson asked why the city was not charging for their services in this situation. He said the city has a resolution in place that charges for those services. For example, if the bucket truck is called out on weekends it costs $75 per hour. That amount does not include manpower. The mayor asked Watson what amount he thinks the city should charge Holcomb. The council took no further action regarding the matter. In another council item, Molz said he’s received more complaints about pit bulls. He added, “There is no grey
area” regarding pit bulls, he said. They are not allowed in the city limits. Administrator Discusses Many Items Administrator Lou Leone’s report included numerous informational items. Leone thanked the many people who helped get the city swimming pool ready and open for Memorial Day. He said the increased rainfall has revived drainage issues throughout Kiowa. Leone said he is seeking input from two engineering firms on longterm solutions. The application for certification of the city’s electric grid has been filed with the Kansas Corporation Commission, Leone said. As reported previously, the City of Kiowa had overcharges on their electric bill from providers SPP and WFEC. Leone said the credit due to the city did not appear on the May KMEA bill. He is continuing to monitor and will report back when the credit is applied. Leone said he’s working with the fire department on ways to improve the city’s ISO rating. This benefits the city’s and residents’ insurance. Nuisance letters will be mailed to owners of properties deemed a nuisance. The council approved the $650 tuition to send Leone to a grant writing workshop in Wichita Aug. 4. The administrator said he’s working on the city budget and attended a state-sponsored class at Hays on June 3. Leone said he’s spent most of May reviewing/inspecting the city’s capital assets to help determine future budgeting needs and goals. The city sprays for mosquitoes the first and third Tuesday mornings in Kiowa. They recently sprayed for the City of Hardtner. He is calling a staff meeting with the intent to increase the level of communication between departments. Leone spoke of numerous items he is working toward, some of which will be presented at the July meeting. The council held a 15-minute executive session at the end of the meeting with no action taken upon return to open session.
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GRACEFUL AND DAINTY DANCERS – Dressed in purple sequins and hot pink tutus, these tiny ballet dancers are “On Top of the World” as they dance in front of the Nescatunga Arts Festival crowd Saturday on Alva's downtown square. From Standing Ovations Dance Studio in Alva, the girls are (left to right) Olivia Simon, Lydia Bushman, Macey Bryant and Kallie Inman. Photo by Yvonne Miller
NESCATUNGA FESTIVAL SHOPPER – Perhaps the youngest shopper and definitely one of the cutest is Kylee Jones. Age 3, she is the daughter of Sam and Tamara Jones of Alva. Kylee checks out the custom leathercraft goods made by Steve Welty, a returning craftsman to the Nescatunga Arts Festival held last Saturday on Alva's downtown square. Photo by Yvonne Miller
LEISURELY ENJOYING THE FESTIVAL – Alva couple Lloyd and Christi Brown relax and enjoy listening to the entertainment at the Nescatunga Arts Festival on the downtown square in Alva Saturday. The 47th annual festival had temperatures as beautiful as artist Yusaf Etudaiye's Best of Show glazed pottery bowl. Photo by Yvonne Miller
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Page 28 TOP LEFT: A SOLO PERFORMER – Presenting a lyrical dance solo, Kimberly Stuck impresses the Nescatunga Festival crowd. Dancing to “My Immortal,” Kimberly is a student of Standing Ovations Dance Studio and will be a senior at Alva High School in the fall. Photo by Yvonne Miller TOP RIGHT: PROUD OF HER ART – Three-year-old Hadassah Taylor's smile is as bright as the rays of sunshine that will beam through the suncatcher she made at the Nescatunga Arts Festival on Alva's downtown square Saturday. From Alva, Hadassah is one of the children who had fun with their make-it-and-take-it art that the Rainbow girls organized. Photo by Yvonne Miller BELOW: PURE TALENT DISPLAYED AT NESCATUNGA ARTS FESTIVAL – Listening to Spencer Kinzie play violin at the Nescatunga Arts Festival on Alva's downtown square Saturday, it's easy to see why he repeatedly receives superior ratings at music contests. In the fall he'll be a freshman at Alva High School. He is the son of Paul and Dr. Elizabeth Kinzie. Photo by Yvonne Miller
THIS IS WHAT THE NESCATUNGA ARTS FESTIVAL IS ALL ABOUT – Marielena Rios, her daughter Tzuri and friend Alexis, both age 5, leisurely take in the Nescatunga Arts Festival on Alva's downtown square Saturday. All from Alva, the girls enjoy a snow cone served by the Girl Scouts. The Rios' Chihuahua Macy enjoys the stroll through the green grass and being pampered. It was a beautiful day for the festival with pleasant temperatures and a nice breeze. Photo by Yvonne Miller
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Barber County candidates who filed by June 1 deadline Barber County, Kansas, Election Deputy Amy Sill provided the final list of candidates who filed for positions in Barber County. The filing deadline was June 1. The primary election is Tuesday, Aug. 2. 2016 Candidate Names County Commissioner No. 2 Paul Harbaugh, Kiowa – Rep County Commissioner No. 3 Charles E. Achenbach, Hardtner – Rep Bill Smith, Hardtner - Rep Sheriff Christina Ricke, Medicine Lodge – Rep Justin Rugg, Hazelton - Rep Lonnie Small, Medicine Lodge – Rep James C. Stevenson, Hazelton - Rep County Attorney Gaten T. Wood, Sharon – Rep County Clerk Debbie Wesley, Medicine Lodge -
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The commissioners reviewed and approved regular items such as the minutes from last week’s meeting, M & O warrants for payment, blanket purchase orders, road crossing permits, monthly officer reports, appropriations, monthly highway expenditures and the allocation of the Alcohol Beverage Tax. Other items on the agenda that were approved by the commissioners were: • Luckinbill final payment of $247,009.07 (including change order
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year beginning in July. The temporary estimate of needs provides those funds. This year, because of declining revenue, the auditor recommended using 75 percent of last year’s number instead of 90 percent. So the Alva general fund estimate went from $16,166,214 to $12,124,660.55; the building fund went from $1,692,570.53 to $1,269,427.90; the child nutrition fund went from $429,427.67 to $322,070.76 and the Senior Achievement Fund dropped from $610,635.65 to $457,976.74. This drop to 75 percent is not going to be especially burdensome on the Alva schools since they have a $6 million carryover. Last year’s collections were $16,306,438.05 and last year’s expenses so far have totaled $9,895,598.91. Board member Jane McDermott noticed that interest earnings on investments
were going up. The projected earnings last year totaled $46,674 while the actual earnings were $61,355.73, and she bragged on whomever was handling that job. Steve Parkhurst received nodding approval from the board to permit an outside consulting firm to do a lightbulb energy audit. The firm says they can save the district 61 percent in energy costs by using LED bulbs. They are willing to permit a 5- to 7-year lease purchase if the audit, in conjunction with OGE, confirms such possible savings. The board will have the final say as to whether such a change will be made. The AHS gym received the LED exchange treatment this year since the older lights kept dimming during basketball games.
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resulting in the following courses of action: • Approved the temporary appropriations for fiscal year 2016-2017. • Voted to elect the following new members of the board of directors of the Oklahoma Public School Investment Interlocal Cooperative (55K001): - Position No. 1: Ryan Owens, (CCOSA), executive director of Cooperative Council for School Administration, to a 2016-2020 term. - Position No. 2: Don Ford (OROS), executive director of Organization of Rural Oklahoma Schools, to a 2016-2020 term. - Position No. 6: Tom Deighan: (CCOSA), superintendent of Lawton Public Schools, to a 2016-2020 term. - Position No. 7: Howard Hampton (OASBO), superintendent of Bishop Public Schools, to a 2016-2020 term. - Position No. 8: Terry Grissom (OROS), superintendent of Asher Public Schools, to a 2016-2020 term. - Position No. 14: Roger Edenborough (OSSBA), board member of Goodwell Public Schools, to a 2016-2019 term. • Voted to approve student insurance with Cariker School Services, Inc., a division of Nationwide Life Insurance Company, for the 2016-2017 school year. • Voted to accept agreement between
Major County treasurers’ office and Waynoka Public School District concerning interest earned on tax collections. • Voted to approve membership renewal with the OSSBA for 2016-2017 school year. • Voted to approve a contract for legal services with the Center for Education Law for the 2016-2017 school year. • Voted to approve the contract with Oklahoma Schools Risk Management Trust (OSRMT) for building and fleet insurance for 2016-2017. • Voted to approve to continue workers’ compensation proposal for 2016-2017 school year with the Oklahoma School Assurance Group (OSAG). • Approved a list of items to be declared as surplus and designated items for disposal. • Discussed and voted on terms and/or conditions for certified staff and support staff to receive employee stipends during the year. The board convened in executive session to discuss salaries, employment, re-employment and extra duty assignments. Upon returning, the salary for the superintendent was approved for the 2016-2017 school year. Support staff rehired for the 2016-2017
school year: • Secretaries Lori Adair, Robin Kysar, Gail Nickelson • Cafeteria cooks LaTona Morrill, Kelly Like • Custodians Linda Seiger, Tatum Smith • Bus drivers Danny Green, Gilbert Hull, Kathy Hull, Dustin Smith, Jordan Taylor, Beau Westfahl • Teacher assistant Linda Hofen • Paraprofessionals Dana Hope, Betty Mayes and Jacinda Perot Robbie Gaskill was hired as a certified teacher under temporary contract for the 2016-2017 school year. Those hired for extra duty assignments for the 2016-2017 school year: Cindy Baker, Marjie Bagley, Robby Gaskill, Tim Crissup, Dana Hope, Scott Kysar, Michael Meriwether, Gail Nickelson, Steve Nutter, Alicia Pitts, Erin Place, Lindsay Seaman, Dustin Smith, Jordan Taylor, and Beau Westfahl. Danny Green was not rehired as the head high school and head junior high basketball coach, or head fifth and sixth grade boys basketball coach. Zook, Ferguson and Olson voted no, winning out over the yesses from George and Blalock. The meeting adjourned after it was determined there was no new business.
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Alfalfa County Sheriff’s Office log May 30, 2016 9:51 a.m. Controlled burn north of Ingersoll. 11:38 a.m. Woods County 911 called and said that there is a white older model car driving really slowly and lady has jumped out of the car one time already, wanted to see if we could send officer up that way, their officer is also en route, officers unable to locate. 12:57 p.m. Medical emergency, individual choking, need ambulance, en route, en route to Share, transferring patient to St. Mary’s Hospital called and advised patient needed to be picked up and taken back, hospital called back, doctor decided to keep patient, en route back to station. 3:35 p.m. Respondent called asking if we could unlock doors/locked keys in car at salt crystal digging area, advised respondent of locksmith’s number. 3:37 p.m. 911 call, ambulance to Carmen, possible heat stroke, Carmen first responder is on scene already. 5:58 p.m. Miscellaneous, respondent called and reported a water leak on S. Oklahoma in Cherokee, advised that the yard buckled and water is everywhere, called city workers, they are aware. 9:05 p.m. Road information, trooper called in to report hitting a pothole on the Jet blacktop (County Road 710) north of Highway 45, he wanted a message given to county commissioner, gave him the location and he said he would check it out. 9:53 p.m. Reckless driver, Woods County advised a reckless driver on U.S. Highway 64 west heading east, vehicle is a Lincoln Town Car, advised Oklahoma Highway Patrol (OHP). 10:38 p.m. VPO/EPO Violation, respondent advised a protective order was violated, advised deputy. May 31, 2016 12:25 a.m. Information, respondent
advised that her oldest daughter told her that her soon-to-be ex-husband threatened to kill himself, notified officers, checked on individual and advised that everything is okay. 12:55 a.m. Busy, Jiffy Trip is checking out two vehicles at the request of employees at the Jiffy Trip. 5:07 a.m. Deputy watching the storms. 5:42 a.m. Information, deputy advised water across the east lane approximately a quarter-mile from Cozy Corner on U.S. Highway 64 and has advised Oklahoma Department of Transportation (ODOT). 7:29 a.m. Medical emergency, individual feels like an elephant is sitting on her chest, she didn’t want the first responders, paged ambulance, first responders on scene, en route to Bass, at Bass, en route back to Cherokee. 7:55 a.m. Deputy en route to Kay County to pick up prisoner, deputy en route back to sheriff’s office with prisoner in custody x1. 12:51 p.m. Medical transport, St. Mary’s called to get a transport from hospital to Cherokee, gave room number, at St. Mary’s, en route to Cherokee. 3:14 p.m. Welfare check, respondent called in saying that they are concerned about two little boys that were just in the store with a paper bag asking people for money, gave description of both boys, notified officer, negative contact. 9:33 p.m. Information, respondent asked to speak with a deputy on duty concerning a cashier check she received in the mail, information given to deputy and he was contacting the person back, report taken. 7:07 a.m. ADT called said that the burglar alarm was going off at location, officer is en route. June 1, 2016 7:49 a.m. Transport, deputy en route to Dewey County for transport, deputy
advised prisoner in custody x1, returning to Cherokee. 10:01 a.m. Information, deputy out at location, officer en route to sheriff’s office with prisoner in custody x1. 11:36 a.m. Gas leak, call from owners that gas meter was hit, they turned off the gas so they think it isn’t leaking, paged fire department, fire department received and en route, ONG dispatched someone to come out, fire department advised there is no leak but ONG really needs to be called, advised is done. 12:47 p.m. Residential alarm, ADT advised of exterior garage alarm going off at location, officer advised, alarm was set off by a workman. 6:22 p.m. Weather, respondent advised it was raining hard and wind gusts up to about 45 mph in the Byron vicinity. 8:43 p.m. Livestock in roadway, respondent stated that there were several black cattle out near the road with ear tags, called livestock owner near where the cattle were reported and they said they would go check, they checked and they went a mile in each direction and could not find any cattle out, all their cattle were accounted for. 8:53 p.m. Medical emergency, inmate complaining of shortness of breath and tightness of chest, Cherokee EMS responded, en route to St. Mary’s, arrived at hospital, en route back to Cherokee, deputy back en route to sheriff’s office with prisoner in custody x1 A/M. 9:29 p.m. Escort, deputy to meet ambulance in Helena to escort to Enid. June 2, 2016 12:06 a.m. 911 call, individual is stuck in the mud on County Road 530 north of Leflore, advised caller we would call a tow truck, gave description of vehicle, respondent called back to inquire about the tow truck, was told tow truck is on the way, respondent called back again to inquire about the tow truck, was informed it is on the way. 9:03 a.m. Civil matter, person wanting to talk to an officer about how long she had to keep someone’s things before she could get rid of them. 9:31 a.m. Dog at large, respondent called and wanted a CPD to come to location, dog has a postal worker trapped, advised officer. 6:06 p.m. Miscellaneous, respondent
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Alfalfa County court filings According to the affidavits and petitions on file, the following individuals have been charged. An individual is innocent of any charges listed below until proven guilty in a court of law. All information is a matter of public record and may be obtained by anyone during regular hours at the Alfalfa County Courthouse. The Alva Review-Courier will not intentionally alter or delete any of this information. If it appears in the courthouse public records, it will appear in this newspaper. Felony Filings Joseph Stewart Nolan, 18, Alva: Possession of controlled dangerous substance (CDS) in presence of minor in 12 or within 1,000 feet of a park or school ($300.50). Civil Filings John A. McGee and Sherry M. McGee vs. Marcus Eugene McGee Heirs, Mark Allen McGee, Dawn Rene McGee, Oklahoma Tax Commission and Alfalfa County Treasurer: Quiet title ($171.66).
Capital One Bank vs. Steven Douglas Murrow: Indebtedness for $2,311.64 plus interest and costs ($216.66). Ricky Dale Graham vs. S & S Powerlift Doors, Inc.: Breach of contract ($229.66). Divorce Filings Tommy Earl Bennett vs. Rhonda Marie Nelson: Divorce ($259.66). Brian Grant Williams vs. Lashundra Dian Williams: Divorce ($204.66). Traffic Filings Carlos A. Alba Gonzalez, 35, Enid: Overweight vehicle ($396.50). Roy Kenneth Roundtree, 56, Cleo Springs: Overweight vehicle gross ($766.50). Roy Kenneth Roundtree, 56, Cleo Springs: Overweight vehicle (axle) ($766.50). Roy Kenneth Roundtree, 56, Cleo Springs: Operating vehicle loaded in excess of registered laden ($211.50). James Bradlry Cox, 40, Morrison: Operating vehicle on which all taxes due
state have not been paid ($211.50). James Bradlry Cox, 40, Morrison: Operating vehicle with improper class of driver’s license ($211.50). Cameron Blake Weaver, 20, Helena: Inattentive driving resulting in collision ($211.50). Patrick W. Svoboda, 46, Burrton, Kansas: Transport load without permit ($211.50). The following individuals received a citation for speeding: Vance Edward Yandle, 41, Cherokee: 1-10 mph over ($188.50); Anthony Leroy Louie, 29, Shawnee: 1-10 mph over ($188.50). The following individuals received a citation for failure to wear seatbelt ($20 fine): Robert Joseph White, 24, Lahoma (driver); Curtis James Sweetman, 47, Lexington (driver); Kevin Neal Perryman Jr., 30, Cherokee (driver); Joseph Matthew Thomasy, 42, Cherokee (driver).
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Community Calendar Wednesday 9 a.m. The Woods County Senior Citizens Center, 625 Barnes, Alva, is open for games and other activities. Exercise is scheduled each day at 11 a.m. Transportation provided upon request. Noon Alva Kiwanis Club meets at Champs Restaurant. 2-5 p.m. The Cherokee Strip Museum in Alva is open every day except Monday. For information or arranged tours, call 580-327-2030. Thursday 9 a.m. The Woods County Senior Citizens Center, 625 Barnes, Alva, is open for games and other activities. Exercise is scheduled each day at 11 a.m. Transportation provided upon request. Noon Alva Rotary Club meets at Champs Restaurant. 2-5 p.m. The Cherokee Strip Mu-
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seum in Alva is open every day except Monday. For information or arranged tours, call 580-327-2030. 3-6 p.m. Food distribution every Thursday, Alva Wesleyan Food Bank, 818 Lane St. 7 p.m. Alva Moose Lodge men’s meeting is held every Thursday. 7 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous will meet at 1027 8th (Wesley House) in Alva every Monday and Thursday. Friday 9 a.m. The Woods County Senior Citizens Center, 625 Barnes, Alva, is open for games and other activities. Exercise is scheduled each day at 11 a.m. Transportation provided upon request. 2-5 p.m. The Cherokee Strip Museum in Alva is open every day except Monday. For information or arranged tours, call 580-327-2030.
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called in about wanting information on why there were tow tickets on vehicle, advised officer of information. 9:12 p.m. Transport, deputy en route to Crabtree, prisoner in custody x2. June 3, 2016 8:05 a.m. Livestock at large, respondent called and reported cattle out on Harmon Road. 9:34 a.m. Dog at large, respondent states mail carrier is at location and the same pit bull from yesterday is out again and will not let them deliver the mail, officer will go and take care of it, citation written to owner. 12:55 p.m. Welfare check, respondent called wanting a welfare check on some children staying with grandparents, advised officer, officer advised children are okay. 5:45 p.m. Miscellaneous, respondent would like an officer’s assistance as she locked her keys in her car, officer en
route. June 4, 2016 1:40 a.m. Information, respondent reported cars were racing up and down the main road of Carmen, advised deputy. 6:08 a.m. Livestock at large, respondent stated cattle out south of Cozy Curve on east side of road, called owner, will check it out, checked and not found. 2:30 p.m. Controlled burn by sale barn on Harmon Road. 6:45 p.m. Break/enter, respondent stated she just returned from town and the front door on her house was open and cabinets and toolboxes had been left opened, didn’t think anything was missing but wanted to file a report, notified deputy, report taken. 7:30 p.m. Information, respondent wanted to let us know that they had hit a deer, the vehicle is drivable and no one is hurt, the deer also is not on the road, ran off, west from Jet. June 5, 2016 2:20 p.m. Miscellaneous, respondent called about lots of glass in the roadway on Ohio Street, called to find out who was on call for the city, called the on-call and left a message, officer took care of the glass.
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Real Estate Transfers Book 141, Page 87: Michael G. Thomas and Shirley G. Thomas; convey unto Lynn A. Myers and William A. Myers: All that part of the N/w NW/4 of 20-32S-12W, lying S. and E. of the public highway known as the “Gyp Quarry Road,” containing 8.1 acres. Warranty deed. Book 141, Page 88: Lynn A. Myers; conveys unto Norman D. Johnson and Laura Diane Johnson. Same Location as Book 141, Page 87. Warranty deed. Book 141, Page 89: Brandon F. Mulhern and Robin Mulhern; convey unto Frederick P. Mulhern III: The W/2 NW/4 of 3-31S-15W. Warranty deed. Book 141, Page 91: Robert L. Cline and Barbara Lindsey; convey unto Daniel L. Lambert: The N. 26’ of Lot 17 and all of Lot 19, on North Walnut Street in Stolp’s Addition to Medicine Lodge. Warranty deed. Book 141, Page 92: Linda C. Sawyer and Walter Sawyer; convey unto Daniel L. Lambert. Location same as Book 141, Page 91. Warranty deed. Book 141, Page 93: Anne R. Massey and Dane Massey; convey unto Danile L. Lambert. Location same as Book 141, Page 91. Warranty deed. Book 141, Page 94: Billy F. Cline and Emily Cline; convey unto Daniel L. Lambert. Location same as Book 141, Page 91. Warranty deed. Book 141, Page 95: Tianna Cline, single, and Carma Cline and Jaslynn Cline, both minor, single persons, by Tianna Cline their natural guardian; convey unto Daniel L. Lambert Location same as Book 141, Page 91. Warranty deed. Book 141, Page 99: Virginia M. Durall; convey unto Virginia M. Durall Trust: The NW/4 of 15-30S-14W, Barber County; and The SE/4 and the S. 60 acres of the NE/4 of 16-30S-14W, Barber County, Kansas. Warranty deed. Book 141, Page 100, corrected from Book 130, Page 424: Stan G. Weir and Su-
san S. Weir; convey unto Stan G. Weir and Susan S. Weir, Trustees, or their successors in trust, under Stan G. Weir Living Trust: The SE/4 of 25-34S-10W, Barber County, Kansas, as a gift. Warranty deed. Book 141, Page 102, corrected from Book 130, Page 425: Stan G. Weir and Susan S. Weir; convey unto Stan G. Weir and Susan S. Weir, Trustees, or their successors in trust, under the Stan G. Weir Living Trust: The E/2 SE/4 of 8-34S-10W, Barber County, Kansas, as a gift. Warranty deed. Book 141, Page 103, corrected from Book 130, Page 426: Stan G. Weir and Susan S. Weir; convey unto Stan G. Weir and Susan S. Weir, Trustees, or their successors in trust, under the Stan G. Weir Living Trust: The W/2 SW/4 of S25 and the SE/4 of 26-33S-11W, Barber County, Kansas, as a gift. Warranty deed. Book 141, Page 110: DeWayne L. Wolgast; convey unto Lowell E. Dohrmann and Cheri K. Dohrmann: Lot 13 in Block 1 in Deal’s Re-Plat of a part of Highland Addition to Medicine Lodge, Barber County, Kansas. Warranty deed. Book 141, Page 111: Gyphills, LLC; convey unto Riceland Properties Kansas, LLC: The Surface Interest Only in and to: A tract of land in 32-32S-14W and S5 and S6 in 33S-14W, Barber County, Kansas. Warranty deed. Book 141, Page 128: Leroy J. Seiler and Diane M. Seiler, Trustees of the Leroy J. Seiler and Diane M. Seiler Living Trust; convey unto Gary D. Angell: A portion of Lot 12 on Stolp Avenue West in Stolp’s Addition to Medicine Lodge. Warranty deed. G. Randy Fritz and Anita M. Fritz; convey unto Dan S. Smith: The E/2 NE/4 NE/4, the S/2 NE/4, the SE/4 SE/4 and the N/2 S/2 of S19; all of S20; the W/2 NW/4 of S28; the NE/4 NW/4 and the NE/4 of S29, all in 32S-14W, Barber County, Kansas; AND The E/2 NW/4 and the E/2 SW/4 of 28-32S-14W, Barber County, Kansas. Quitclaim deed. Book 141, Page 122: Ted R. Alexander; conveys unto Brian Daniel Alexander: N/2 NE/4 of S32, N/2 SW/4, NW/4 and E/2 of S33, all of S34, 35, and 36 T31S-R15W. Quitclaim deed. Book 141, Page 124: Donald Andrew Alexander; conveys unto Brian Daniel Alexander: The N/2 NE/4 S32, the N/2 SW/4, NW/4 and E/2 of S33, all of S34-36 in T31S-R15W; All of S1-3 and the E/2 of S4 and the NE/4 and the N/2 SE/4 of S9 and all of S10 and 11, and the W/2 SW/4 and NW/4 and NW/4 NE/4 of S12 and the N/2
of S14-T32S-R15W; Lot 6 of S6-T32SR14W, with all accompanying mineral interest; NE/4 SW/4 and W/2 SE/4 of S8 and the W/2 W/2 of S16 all of S17 and 20 and the W/2 of S21-T31S-R14W; The Se/4 NE?4 and the E/2 SE/4 of S25 and all of S36-T30S-R14W; S/2 S/2 of S19 and the SW/4 SW/4 of S20 and the NW/4 NW/4 of S29 and all of S30 and 31 T30S-R13W; W/2 NW/4 of 6-31S-13W; N/w and N/2 S/2 and Se/4 Se/4 of S1 and the E/2 and E/2 W/2 and SW/4 SW/4 of 2-31S-14W; All of S32 and W/2 SW/4 and SW/4 NW/4 of 33-30S-13W; and Lots 3 and 4 and SW/4 NW/4 of S5, Lots 1-3 and S/2 NE/4 and Se/4 NW/4 of 6-31S-13W. Quitclaim deed.
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Barber County court filings Criminal Filings Lori Renee Quick, no age listed, Anthony: Violate protection order; stalking order per KSA 60-31a05, 06-31a06. Keshia Emogene Brown, no age listed, Coldwater: (1) Possession of hallucinogenic drug; (2) use/possess with intent to use drug paraphernalia into human body. Russell David Waller, no age listed, Medicine Lodge: (1) Battery; physical contact in rude, insulting, angry manner; (2) criminal damage to property; without consent, value < $1,000 Lacinda J. Brungardt, no age listed, Medicine Lodge: Three counts of furnishing alcohol or CMB to a minor. Ryan L. Davis, no age listed, Medicine Lodge: Furnishing alcohol or CMB to a minor. Civil Filings Galen Wedman and Jo Wedman vs. Eric Peters and Mandy Peters: Judgment for $3,327.92 plus interest and costs. Traffic Filings Lester Eugene Neill, no age or address listed: Defective tail lamp on motor vehicle ($171). Ana Isabel Baltazar, no age listed, Medicine Lodge: Operating a motor vehicle without a valid license ($208). The following individuals received a citation for speeding: Amanda Sue Hillary, no age or address listed: 84 in 65 ($207); Ywain Gene Orler, 45, Miami, Oklahoma: 75 in 65 ($153); Vincent Martinez, 27, Mason, Texas: 76 in 65 ($159).
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690 Acres of Hunting and Fishing, Farm Land, 4 Ponds & Live Creek rd Thursday, June 23 , 10AM
Land Location: From Quinlan, OK go 10 miles east on Quinlan/Belva blacktop then south on Co Rd 230 or from Waynoka go 6 miles south on Hwy 281 then west on Co Rd 36 then 2 miles south on Co Rd 230 Auction Location: Mooreland Community Building www.smithcoauctions.com Smith & Co. Auction & Realty, Inc. 580-254-3975 Ira Smith
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