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“You as patient, have the final say in where your medical procedures are conducted.”

“When Dr. Bierig moved away, I lost my long time personal doctor. So, when it was time for a check up, I chose an old friend who practices medicine out of town.

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Lynn Says

Ten commandments for open meetings

By Brian J. Hunhoff “I think heroic deeds were all conceived in the open air.”

The quote above this editorial is from Walt Whitman’s Song of the Open Road – a cheerful 1856 tribute to freedom and the great outdoors.

Hopefully, Mr. Whitman would have approved use of his prose to promote open, well-aired government. It’s unlikely the great poet favored government secrecy and closed-door meetings. He also wrote, “Out of the dark confinement, out from behind the screen!”

For today’s purposes, Whitman’s “screen” represents the executive session – a self-important term for a classic oxymoron: closed public meeting.

Too many elected boards seek every opportunity to meet out of sight of the public they serve. Some schedule executive sessions as a regular agenda item. Some hold

up to three executive sessions in a single meeting. Some have executive sessions that last longer than the open portion of their meeting.

In most cases, executive sessions do not violate open meeting laws.

The closed-door discussions are often suggested or encouraged by an elected board’s legal counsel.

But legality and necessity are two different things.

Consider the following list our Fourth Estate counsel to county commissions, city councils and school boards everywhere on executive sessions and general government openness. Citizens should hold their elected officials to the standards below. These are Ten Commandments for Open Meetings: ONE: Do not gather as a quorum outside of regular meetings, and do not hold special meetings without giving at least 24 hours public notice.

TWO: Do not habitually add lastminute items to the agenda, and do not act on anything not listed on the posted agenda.

THREE: Do not abuse the litigation excuse for executive sessions to speculate about possible or imagined lawsuits.

FOUR: Do not stretch the personnel excuse for executive sessions to discuss policy issues. Example: Creating a new position or changing a department’s job descriptions are policy decisions and not appropriate topics for a closed meeting.

FIVE: Do not dial up the “negotiations” excuse to suddenly exclude the public from discussion of controversial issues that were previously aired thoroughly in open

session.

SIX: Do not allow executive session conversations to stray to other topics.

SEVEN: Do not violate the spirit of the open meeting law with frequent phone, email or text dialogues with other members. Reach consensus at the meeting.

EIGHT: Do not make a habit of whispering or passing notes at meetings. You were elected to speak for us. Tell what you have to say out loud and proud!

NINE: Allow public input at every meeting. Include it on every agenda.

TEN: Be as transparent as possible.

Do not hold executive sessions simply because counsel advised it is “legal” to do so. Ask yourself: “Is it absolutely critical we discuss this privately?”

That should be the standard because legality and necessity are two different things.

We appreciate our local commissioners and board members.

They serve for minimal compensation.

They make tough decisions. They sometimes lose friends and make enemies.

Their dedication to community is admirable.

We simply ask elected officials to think twice before kicking the public out of public meetings.

Strive for fewer. Less is more.

A closed meeting should be a rare occasion, not a habit.

Brian Hunhoff writes for the Yankton County Observer in Yankton, South Dakota. His editorials about open government won the 2015 Freedom of Information award from the National Newspaper Association.

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Cherokee school board pleased with bond interest rates

By Lynn L. Martin The Cherokee Board of Education held two special meetings last Wednesday. One was at 12 noon and the other was similar to a regular meeting at 1 p.m.

Andy Davis from the financial firm of Stephen L. Smith Corp. was present to help with the bid opening. He explained that in some cases, a board may accept what they consider to be the “best bid” even though it might not be the lowest.

However, in bond bids, the lowest bid must be accepted. That was not a problem for the Cherokee school board because a local bank had the lowest bid. The issue was for $700,000.

The first bid opened was from UMBANK of Kansas City. The envelope included a good-faith check of $14,000. The bond premium was $5,635 with a net interest costs of $15,345 at a percentage rate of 1.0975.

The second bid opened was from BOSC, Inc. It also included a good faith check of $14,000 but the bond premium was set at $0.0. Net interest costs would be $14,700 at an interest rate of 1.05.

The third and final bid was from Farmers Exchange Bank of Cherokee working with the Baker Group. The good-faith check of $14,000 was in proper form. The premium was zero, and the net interest cost was $14,000 with an interest rate of 1.0.

T. J. Allison made the motion to accept the Farmer's Exchange bid with Amber Wilmite offering a second to the motion.

The matter passed unanimously with Jeff White, Tony Hellar and Kory Littlefield voting “Yes.” The bond consultant, Andy Davis, said his firm initially estimated that the interest would come in around 2.5 percent. However, since it is much lower, it will shorten the bond payments schedule from the year 2022 to 2020. Also, the county net assessed valuation is is up $4.5 million up from the estimate, which means additional revenue of $515,000 and puts the Cherokee School District $185,000 ahead of schedule.

The Cherokee district voted a sequential series of bonds that will be sold each summer up to the year 2020 to handle the extensive remodeling project.

The board concluded their meetings by voting to approve the required paperwork to move forward with obtaining the bond money. They also passed a resolution designating the bonds as “Qualified Tax-Exempt Obligations.”

The board adjourned at about 12:15 p.m. to reconvene in another special meeting at 1 p.m. In the second meeting, they handled the typical monthly regular agenda items of General Fund purchase orders and balances; General Fund Warrants, Child Nutrition Fund Encumbrances, purchase orders and balances; Child Nutrition warrants; Complex Bond fund encumbrances, purchases order and balances, Complex Bond fund warrants; Bond Fund requisitions; Activity Fund Report (balances) and Treasurer's Report.

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In other matters, plans for the football/ track concession and restroom buildings were distributed and approved.

The board approved appoint members to the Cherokee Public School Residency Committee: Jeremy Hickman, Ruth Richmond, Anita Jordan, Alicia Mitchell and Lindsey Headlee.

The board agreed to accept credits for 11th and 12th grade math and science courses taught by the Career Technology Centers.

They also opened a golf sub-account in the athletics activity fund.

Voters can see sample ballots online or at Alfalfa County Election Board Sample ballots now are available at the Alfalfa County Election Board office for voters who want to get a preview of what will be at stake in the Special General Election for County Commissioner District 1 on April 5.

Sample ballots are also available about two weeks prior to an election on the Oklahoma State Election Board’s Online Voter Tool at http://www.ok.gov/ elections/Voter_Info/Online_Voter_Tool/.

Kelly Stein, secretary of the Alfalfa County Election Board, said that sample ballots can be viewed at the election board office, located at 602 W. 5th St., Ste 3 in Cherokee, during regular office hours, 8:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.

Sample ballots also will be posted outside every precinct polling place on election day so that voters can review them before casting their votes.

Ballots that will be issued to voters on Tuesday include the following: Special General Election Ballot for County Commissioner District 1 For more election-related information, call the Alfalfa County Election Board at 580-596-2718 or visit www.elections. ok.gov.

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Obituaries JIM ‘MAVERICK’ DAVIS The memorial service for Jim “Maverick” Davis, 72 year-old Enid resident, will be at 2 p.m. on Saturday, March 19, 2016, at the Bethel Baptist Church in Cherokee, Oklahoma. Pastor Ed Jones will officiate.

Burial will follow in Cherokee Cemetery under the direction of Henninger-Hinson Funeral Home.

Jim was born on April 9, 1943, in Passaic, New Jersey, to Robert and Ida (Van Deventier) Davis and went to be with his Heavenly Father Thursday, March 3, 2016, in Oklahoma City with family at his side. He attended Cherokee Schools, where he picked up the name “Maverick” given to him by his freshman classmates.

He graduated with the class of 1962.

While at Cherokee he played football and basketball, and ran track. After graduating he enlisted in the U.S. Air Force in 1963, being stationed in France. In 1967, after his discharge, he returned to Cherokee and became a correctional officer at Helena and Alva for 21 and a half years.

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Church in Cherokee. He loved sports and continued to play well into his middle-age.

He also loved to hunt, fish, bowl and play softball and was a true O.U. fan. Jim loved life, and making people laugh.

He is survived by wife, Linda Olson; stepsons Rudy and Charlie and wife Paige Olson; stepdaughter Gay Nell Goodrich; sister Barbara Daniels and niece Kelly Daniels; two brothers, Jack Davis and Lee Roy (Erin) Goeken and niece Emma; also a nephew, Kaeden; as well as a host of friends.

He was preceded in death by his parents; a stepdaughter, Shelly Kletke; and two infant brothers, Bobby and Rickey. Memorials may be made through Henninger-Hinson to the Cherokee High School Football Program.

Condolences may be made to the family online at www.enidwecare.com.

CLINTON LEROY PALMER KIOWA, Kansas – Clinton Leroy Palmer was born February 2, 1940, northwest of Alva, the son of late Thomas Jay and Floy Sanders Palmer. This special day twins were born, Barbara Jean, 6 pounds, 12 ounces, and Clinton Leroy, 8 pounds, 4 ounces.

Floy carried the babies 10 months. They were welcomed by an older sister, Leona, and brother, Ernest.

Thomas Jay had to drive to town for more baby clothes.

The twins were always dressed alike while growing up. Clinton always led a farm boy’s life, plenty of animal toys – work to do. Clinton was very smart and always found ways to make money. He

sold baby rabbits and ducks to T,G & Y and they sold them out of their front window.

Clinton went to school in Cherokee for first through third grade. He then moved to the farm northwest of Alva. He attended Washington Elementary School for grades four through six and Horace Mann Jr. High School in Alva. He graduated from Alva High School in 1958.

Clinton attended and graduated from Northwestern Oklahoma State University with a master’s degree. He served in the U.S. Army from 1965 - 1972, with a duty assignment in Vietnam. He moved around and ended up in Kiowa, Kansas. The last four years, Clinton made his home at Kiowa Manor, where he had excellent care. Clinton passed away at Kiowa District Hospital on March 13, 2016.

Clinton is survived by his twin sister, Barbara Jean; brother-in-law, Jim Case; special cousin, Shirley Sanders Ullom; several nieces; nephews and other relatives.

He was preceded in death by his parents; two infant sisters; one infant niece; sister, Leona Corbin; brother-inlaw, Raymond; brother, Ernest Jay Palmer and sister-in-law, Tellena Palmer.

Graveside service for Clinton will be Friday, March 18, 2016, at Short Springs Cemetery on Highway 11 west of Cherokee, Oklahoma. Viewing will be before the service at the cemetery.

Memorials may be given to the funeral home on behalf of the family.

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When: Friday, March 18th • 10am-12 Where: The Alva Public Library Who: Hosted by Oklahoma Healthy Aging initiative

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PRIME CROPLAND – RURAL WATER – GRASSLAND - EAGLE CHIEF CREEK – EXCELLENT HUNTING

LAND AUCTION

320 ACRES – WOODS COUNTY, OKLAHOMA

TWO TRACTS ~ Tract I - 160 Acres Prime Cropland Tract II - 160 Acres Prime Cropland & Grassland • Tracts I & II will be offered separately only.

Wednesday, March 30, 2016 - 10 A.M. SALE LOCATION: The sale will be held at the Women's Building at the Woods County Fairgrounds, Alva, Okla. From Hwy 281 South & Hwy 64 Junction in Alva, go 1 mile south on Hwy 281 to Harper Road, then 3/4 mile west to fairgrounds. Watch for auction signs.

TRACT I: 160 acres (m or l) Woods County, Oklahoma.

LOCATION OF FARM: From Alva, Okla. (Hwy 281 64 Jct), go 3 miles south on Hwy 281 to Greer road, then go west on Greer road 2 1/2 miles to subject property.

LEGAL DESCRIPTION: The Northwest Quarter (NW 1/4) of Section Nine (9), Township Twenty-Six (26) North, Range Fourteen (14) W.I.M. Woods County, Okla.

LAND DESCRIPTION: This tract consists of 160 Acres of which 156.5 Acres is Excellent Cropland (Primarily Tillman silty clay loam and Hollister silty clay loam soils, 0 to 1% slope.)

This farm has a 143.2 Acre base with a wheat base of 142.7 Acres and a PLC yield of 29 bushels and a .5 Acre oat base with a PLC yield of 37 bushels. This farm is watered by rural water. This farm lies just 3 miles southwest of Alva and is one of the better in the area.

TAXES: The 2015 taxes were $446.00 TRACT II: 160 Acres (m or l) Woods County, Okla.

LOCATION OF FARM: From Alva, Okla. (HWY 281 & 64 Jct), go 3 miles south on HWY 281 to Greer Road, then go 3 miles west on Greer Road to County Road 410, then go 1/2 mile TRACT #2 north on County Road 410 to property.

LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Lots Three (3) and Four (4) and the South Half of the Northwest Quarter (S 1/2 NW 1/4) of Section Four (4), Township Twenty-Six (26) North, Range Fourteen(14) W.I.M. Woods County, Okla.

TRACT #1 LAND DESCRIPTION: This tract consists of 160 acres of which 101.22. Acres is Excellent Cropland (Primarily Burford silt loam and Tillman silty clay loam soils, 1 to 3% slopes) and the balance being 58.8 Acres of Native grassland. This farm has a 101.2 Acre wheat base with a PLC yield of 31 bushels. This tract has live water (Little Eagle Chief Creek) and also a windmill. The windmill does need repaired. This is a great diversified farm having both crop & grassland, excellent place for livestock and also has excellent hunting potential lying just 3 miles southwest of Alva.

TAXES: The 2015 taxes were $341.00 MINERALS: Surface only sells TAXES: Prorated to day of closing.

POSSESSION: Possession of both Tracts I &II will be given after the 2016 wheat crop or July 1, 2016 and payment being made in full.

TERMS: 10% down day of sale to be held in Escrow with the Woods County Abstract, Alva, Okla., with the balance due upon approval of abstract showing merchantable title and AUCTIONEER'S NOTE: It is with great pride that Dean Goll payment in full.

Real Estate & Auction L.L.C. is offering these 2 farms in 2 NOTE: All statements, representations and information herein are from sources deemed to tracts at public auction just southwest of Alva, Oklahoma. be reliable and are believed to be correct; however, the Auction Firm makes no warranties, These 2 tracts have excellent soils and these farms rank at either expressed or implied. All acreages are considered to be approximate and according the top as far as productivity, farmability and are suitable for to the U.S. Government survey thereof. Surveys, if any, are not verified by Dean Goll Real any crop adapted to the area. Tract II is diversified as it has Estate & Auction LLC; however, from sources deemed reliable. Purchaser(s) should verify both grass and cropland, live water, and excellent hunting and view property with due diligence prior to auction. Dean Goll Real Estate & Auction L.L.C potential. Purchasing land in today's market is one of the represents sellers only and will not be considered as an agent for any purchaser(s). safest investments you can make. Don't miss the chance to ANNOUNCEMENTS MADE AT DISCRETION OF AUCTIONEERS SALE DAY SHALL own one of these great farms, the likes of which is rarely TAKE PRECEDENCE. offered for sale. Don't miss your opportunity. Don't miss this auction. Thanks for attending our auctions.

SELLERS: CLARA TIBERGHIEN - P.O.A. - BOBBIE GIVENS & RENA BAXTER REVOCABLE TRUST DATED APRIL 20, 1999 Sale conducted by Dean Goll Real Estate & Auction LLC, 806 Oklahoma Blvd, Alva Oklahoma 73717 • LICENCED IN OKLAHOMA & KANSAS

DEAN GOLLREAL ESTATE & AUCTION LLC Todd Hamilton: Sales Assoc. & Ringman (580) 747-7825 Ann Goll: Clerk

Dean Goll, Broker & Auctioneer Alva, OK • (580) 327-7246 Alva, OK • (580) 327-8217

AN AUCTION WITH RESULTS - NOT PROMISES - ASK OUR CLIENTS - VISIT OUT WEBSITE: www.deangollauction.com

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PRIME CROPLAND – BLUE RIBBON FARMS – SE OF ALVA/DACOMA AREA PRODUCING MINERALS – BRINE SURFACE AND SUBSURFACE RIGHTS

LAND & MINERAL AUCTION 360 ACRES CROPLAND – WOODS COUNTY, OKLAHOMA

THREE TRACTS ~ Tract I - 160 Acre (m or l) Tract II - 160 Acre (m or l) Tract III - 40 Acre (m or l) Tracts I, II & III will be offered separately only.

Three tracts of minerals will sell separately after the surface has sold.

Thurs., March 31, 2016 - 10 A.M.

SALE LOCATION: The sale will be held at the Women's Building at the Woods County Fairgrounds, Alva, Okla. From the Hwy 281 South & Hwy 64 Junction in Alva, go 1 mile south on Hwy 281 to Harper Road, then 3/4 mile west to fairgrounds. Watch for auction signs.

TRACT I: 160 acres (m or l) Woods County, Oklahoma.

LOCATION OF FARM: From Dacoma, Okla. (The corner of Custer road and County road 500), go 2 miles west to County road 480, then go 4 miles North to property, or from Alva, Okla., go 3 miles East of Alva on Highway 64 to County road 480, then go 5 miles South to Northeast corner of property. LEGAL DESCRIPTION: The Northeast Quarter (NE 1/4) of Section Twenty-One (21), Township Twenty-Six (26) North, Range Thirteen (13) W.I.M. Woods County, Okla.

LAND DESCRIPTION: This tract consists of 159 Acres of Prime Cropland (primarily Waynoka Loam, Grant Silt Loam and Pond Creek Silt Loam soils). This farm has a 159 acre wheat base with a direct yield of 39 bushels. This tract is watered by a windmill. TAXES: The 2015 taxes were $545.00 BRINE SURFACE RIGHTS INCOME: Not leased or pooled.

TRACT I – Minerals – NE 1/4 – 21 – 26 – 13 W.I.M. 160 acres with producing wells and a 1/5 Royalty Interest. This tract is under production at present time. 2014 owners Royalty Interest was approximately $92,825.00 • 2015 Owners Royalty Interest was approximately $5724.00 BRINE SUBSURFACE RIGHTS INCOME: Not leased or pooled.

TRACT II: 160 Acres (m or l) with Brine Surface Rights and Improvements, Woods County, Okla.

LOCATION OF PROPERTY: From Dacoma, Okla. (the corner of Custer Road and County Road 500) go 2 miles West to County Road 480, then go 2 1/2 miles North to property, Home and Improvements, or from Alva, Okla., go 3 miles East of Alva on Highway 64 to County Road 480, then go 6 1/2 miles South to property. LEGAL DESCRIPTION: The Southeast Quarter (SE 1/4) of Section Twenty-Eight (28), Township Twenty-Six (26) North, Range Thirteen (13) W.I.M. Woods County, Okla. LAND DESCRIPTION: This tract consists of 160 acres of which 152.15 acres is prime Cropland (primarily Waynoka Fine Sandy Loam, Bethany Silt Loam, Pond Creek Silt Loam and Grant Silt Loam Soils), and the balance being 7.85 acres of Homestead and Improvements. Improvements include an older 2 story Farm House, 25'x35' Quonset, 32'x40' Machine Shed, 46'x112' open hay shed with a 22'x112' lean too, 28'x30' metal shed, 2 – 1500 bushel grain bins with electric unloading Augers and a 120 bushel Hopper bin on legs. This farm has a 151.7 acre wheat base with a direct yield of 39 bushels. TAXES: The 2015 taxes were $635.00 BRINE SURFACE RIGHTS INCOME: 2013 & 2014 – Approximately $12,884.00 • 2015 – Approximately $1687.00 TRACT II – Minerals and Subsurface Rights – SE 1/4 – 28 – 26 – 13 W.I.M. 160 acres with producing wells and a 1/8 Royalty Interest. This tract is under production at present time. 2014 owners Royalty Interest was approximately $596,089.00 • 2015 Owners Royalty Interest was approximately $105,069.00 BRINE SUBSURFACE RIGHTS INCOME: 2013 & 2014 Approximately $12,884.00 • 2015 - Approximately $1687.00 TRACT III: 40 Acres (m or l) with Brine Surface Rights, Woods County, Okla.

LOCATION OF PROPERTY: From Dacoma, Okla, (the corner of Custer road and County Road 500) go 2 miles west to County Road 480, then go 1 1/4 miles North to property, or from Alva, Okla., 3 miles East of Alva, Okla., on Highway 64 to County Road 480, then go 7 3/4 miles south to property. LEGAL DESCRIPTION: The South half of the North half of the Southeast Quarter (S 1/2 N 1/2 SE 1/4) of Section Thirty-Three (33), Township Twenty – Six (26) North, Range Thirteen (13), W.I.M. Woods County, Okla. LAND DESCRIPTION: This tract consists of 39.4 acres of prime cropland (primarily Pratt Fine Sandy Loam, Bethany Silt Loam and Devol Loamy Sand Soils.) This farm has a 39.4 acre wheat base with a direct yield of 39 bushels. TAXES: The 2015 taxes were $102.00 BRINE SURFACE RIGHTS INCOME: 2013 & 2014 – Approximately $1,877.00 • 2015 – Approximately $456.00

TRACT #1

TRACT #2

TRACT III – Minerals TRACT #3 and Brine Subsurface Rights – S 1/2 N 1/2 SE 1/4 - 33 - 26 -13 W.I.M. 40 acres with producing wells and a 1/8 Royalty Interest.

This tract is under production at present time.

2014 owners Royalty Interest was approximately $160,731.00 • 2015 Owners Royalty Interest was approximately $59,450.00 BRINE SUBSURFACE RIGHTS INCOME: 2013 & 2014 – approximately $1,877.00 • 2015 – approximately $456.00 ORDER OF SALE: Tracts I, II and III Surface acres will be sold first. Mineral acres under tracts I, II and III will be sold after the surface acres sells. TAXES: Prorated to day of closing.

POSSESSION: Possession of Surface Tracts I, II and III will be given after the 2016 wheat crop or July 1, 2016, whichever is later. Possession of Mineral Tracts I,II, and III will be given at closing and payment being made in full. TERMS: 10% down day of sale to be held in Escrow with the Woods County Abstract, Alva, Okla., with the Balance due upon approval of Abstract showing merchantable title and payment in full and confirmation of the sale by the district court of Alfalfa County, Okla. Title will be transferred by personal representative's deed, subject to easements, oil and gas leases and brine leases of record. The house in Tract II is being sold "As Is" without warranty of any kind, either express or implied.

MINERAL NOTE: Buyers of mineral acres should use due diligence to verify ownership prior to closing. It is thought the above acres are correct. Abstracts of minerals will be provided.

NOTE: All statements, representations and information herein are from sources deemed to be reliable and are believed to be correct; however, the Auction Firm makes no warranties, either expressed or implied. All acreages are considered to be approximate and according to the U.S. Government survey thereof. Surveys, if any, are not verified by Dean Goll Real Estate & Auction LLC; however, from sources deemed reliable. Purchaser(s) should verify and view property with due diligence prior to auction. Dean Goll Real Estate & Auction L.L.C represents sellers only and will not be considered as an agent for any purchaser(s). ANNOUNCEMENTS MADE AT DISCRETION OF AUCTIONEERS SALE DAY SHALL TAKE PRECEDENCE. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE: It is with great pride that Dean Goll Real Estate & Auction L.L.C. is offering 3 Blue Ribbon farms in 3 tracts at public auction in the Alva-Dacoma farming community. All 3 tracts have excellent soils and 39 bushel proven yields. The farms rank at the top as far as productivity, farmability and are suitable for any crop adapted to the area. Also we are offering 3 tracts of minerals with production. Purchasing land in today's market is one of the safest investments you can make. Don't miss the chance to own one of these Blue Ribbon farms, the likes of which is rarely offered for sale. Farms of this stature have not been for sale in the past years, don't miss your opportunity.

Don't miss this auction. Thanks for attending our auctions.

Seller: Jack & Virginia Reitz Estate

Sale conducted by Dean Goll Real Estate & Auction LLC, 806 Oklahoma Blvd, Alva Oklahoma 73717 • LICENCED IN OKLAHOMA & KANSAS

DEAN GOLLREAL ESTATE & AUCTION LLC Todd Hamilton: Sales Assoc. & Ringman (580) 747-7825 Ann Goll: Clerk

Dean Goll, Broker & Auctioneer Alva, OK • (580) 327-7246 Alva, OK • (580) 327-8217

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By Marione Martin Two Tulsa residents are facing numerous felony drug charges in Alfalfa County following a drug buy by a confidential informant (CI).

According to court documents, Agent Brandon Powell with the Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics (OBN) learned from a CI that he/she could purchase methamphetamine from someone named Tiger. The CI then contacted Tiger and expressed interest. Tiger was interested in pain pills so a trade of meth for pain pills was set up to occur in Cherokee on March 8. Tiger was driving from Tulsa that morning.

On March 8 the CI arrived at the Cherokee Regional Office of the OBN. Shortly after, Tiger called saying he was low on gas and asked to meet the CI someplace closer. A meeting was set up in Helena.

The CI was searched for contraband and money with none found. The CI was provided with a recording device and 50 placebo 40

mg OxyContin pills to trade for the meth.

District Task Force Officer Steve Schoffstall, acting in an undercover capacity, drove the CI to a convenience store in Helena, arriving about 9:38 a.m. At that time the recording device was activated.

About 10:05 a.m. Agent Powell observed a white Chevrolet Tahoe, driven by a man later identified as Joshua Tiger McIntosh, pulling into the convenience store. The Tahoe parked next to the undercover unit driven by TFO Schoffstall. The CI approached McIntosh’s vehicle. The CI opened the rear passenger door and sat in the vehicle. McIntosh and the CI could be heard over the transmitting device completing the transaction.

Powell along with agents James Rea, Matt Clement, Wendell Brandburg, Deputy Gary Mast and Undersheriff Glenn Oister approached the vehicle, taking McIntosh and passenger Traci Nelson into custody.

TFO Schoffstall immediately took possession of the purported meth from the CI. In a search of the vehicle incident to the arrest, officers found: a magazineloaded Smith and Wesson 9mm in the driver’s floor board. An LG phone along with one and a half small blue pills later identified as alprazolam in a purse. A small plastic baggie containing a crystalline substance were found in the center console along with a red straw containing residue and another LG phone. A small jeweler type baggie containing 12 empty baggies was found in the driver’s side door pocket. A glass pipe with residue and a small digital scale were found inside a bag of clothes in the driver’s side backseat.

McIntosh and Nelson were taken to the Alfalfa County Sheriff’s Office for booking. Returning to the Cherokee field office, Powell tested both the purported meth sold to the CI and the purported meth found in the vehicle. Each tested positive for the presence of methamphetamine.

The meth purchased by the CI weighed 7.8 grams. The bag found in the vehicle weighed 4.1 grams.

Joshua Tiger McIntosh, 34, of Tulsa has been charged with four felonies: (1) distribution of controlled dangerous substance, (2) unlawful possession of controlled dangerous drug with intent to distribute, (3) unlawful use of communication facility, (4) possess firearm during commission of a felony. He is also charged with a misdemeanor of unlawful possession of paraphernalia.

Traci R. Nelson, 34, of Tulsa has been charged with three felonies: (1) distribution of controlled dangerous substance, (2) unlawful possession of controlled dangerous drug with intent to distribute, and (3) possess firearm during commission of a felony. She is also charged with a misdemeanor of unlawful possession of paraphernalia.

Bond for each of the defendants has been set at $50,000. Their next court appearance is April 6 at 9:30 a.m.

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Thank You We, the family of Donna Morrow, would like to express our appreciation for the kind

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Aline-Cleo Elementary students are learning about and working on character components. The month of February was “Humility,” and the following students received awards: (back row, left to right) Isaac Ramirez, second grade; Madi Adair, first grade; Jake Irwin, pre-K; Dylan Waugh, kindergarten; (front row, left to right) Karlie Snow, fifth grade; Trystan Vickers, third grade; Kaden Rich, fourth grade; and Ethan Littrell, sixth grade.

Arbor Day Foundation names Alva Tree City USA Alva was named a 2015 Tree City USA by the Arbor Day Foundation in honor of its commitment to effective urban forest management.

The Tree City USA program is sponsored by the Arbor Day Foundation, in partnership with the U.S. Forest Service and the National Association of State Foresters.

Alva achieved Tree City USA recognition by meeting the program’s four requirements: a tree board or department, a tree-care ordinance, an annual community forestry budget of at least $2 per capita and an Arbor Day observance and proclamation. “‘Tree City USA communities see the impact an urban forest has in a community first hand,” said Dan Lambe, president of the Arbor Day Foundation. “Additionally, recognition brings residents together and creates a sense of community pride, whether it’s

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Trees provide multiple benefits to a community when properly planted and maintained. They help to improve the visual appeal of a neighborhood, increase properly values, reduce home cooling costs, remove air pollutants and provide wildlife habitat, among many other benefits.

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Cherokee man charged with first degree rape

By Marione Martin A Cherokee man facing felony charges of child sexual abuse and lewd molestation in Alfalfa County from 2014 is now charged with additional felonies.

On Nov. 25, 2014, Ernesto Ray Loya, 44, of Cherokee was charged with child sexual abuse and lewd molestation in CF2014-00065. The charges involved a minor male child, and the case was investigated

by Steve Tanio. Bond was set at $100,000.

Loya’s next court appearance on those charges is March 30 at 1:30 p.m. for a preliminary hearing.

A further felony charge of pornography – possess juvenile pornography was filed Jan. 5 in Alfalfa County in CF-201600003.

On March 10, 2016, Loya was charged with two counts of rape, first degree, in CF-2016-00024. The latest charges are the result of a video-recorded interview between the male child, age 12, and District Attorney’s Investigator Steve Tanio.

According to court records during the interview, the minor described specific cases of anal intercourse that allegedly occurred at a residence and at Loya’s

place of employment sometime between May 2014 and August 2014. Loya’s exwife confirmed the description of a brown couch in the home where the juvenile said one incident occurred.

The minor described a break room at Alfalfa County Land & Cattle north of Cherokee where he said another incident occurred. The juvenile said after accompanying Loya to work, he was told

by Loya to wait in the break room. He said Loya later entered the room completely

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No charges yet filed against Barber County Sheriff Wife makes statement

By Yvonne Miller In early January, the Newsgram reported that Barber County Sheriff Justin Rugg was under investigation for an alleged domestic disturbance with a family member that took

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Barber County Attorney Gaten Wood turned the case over to the KBI to avoid any appearance of impropriety or favoritism.

Jess Hoeme of Joseph Hollander and Craft LLC in Wichita was court-appointed as the prosecuting attorney in the case.

To date, Hoeme has filed no charges.

Per phone call with the Newsgram Tuesday morning, Hoeme said, “My efforts are confidential. There is a distinct possibility charges may be filed.” He would give no timeline.

Rugg’s wife Dooli said her husband cannot make a statement at this point.

However, she broke her silence on her Facebook page about the situation and gave her approval to the Newsgram to run her writing in its entirety. Her words follow: “I would like to thank everyone that has been in touch with Justin and I over the last three months and given us your support. We have chosen not to feed into the gossip mill in the hopes that things would be cleared up quickly and this situation would take care of itself. Because of a few people’s political

aspirations, that hasn’t happened.

“Over the last three months my husband has been slandered and accused of having no integrity without any basis for it. He has remained professional and quiet and had not played into any of the drama only to have things continue to escalate and our family tormented for it. So in hopes of clearing a few things up and setting the record straight, I have decided to write this post.

“Yes, Justin currently is our county sheriff and is running for the position again in the August primary. The so-called incident that had everyone talking about was for Justin hitting me. Let me make myself crystal clear. Justin has never or would ever raise a hand to me or my children. There was no incident or report from me whatsoever, but because someone said they thought it happened (someone that wasn’t even at my house) it has to be investigated since he is an elected official.

The KBI conducted the investigation and none of Justin’s deputies were ever involved at all. The investigation is closed and that’s that. While I wouldn’t wish what my family has been put through on my worst enemy, I 100 percent believe in Justin and the work he does. In a society that loves to hate the police, I am thankful for men like Justin that care and work extremely hard to protect us even if it makes them unpopular.”

A few weeks ago, Barber County Deputy Mike Geraughty and Barber County Undersheriff Lonnie Small resigned from the sheriff’s office. Feb. 29 Small filed for Barber County Sheriff and has a website: smallforsheriff.org. The primary is Aug. 2. The General Election is Nov. 8. The deadline to file or to change party affiliation is June 1 at noon, according to the county clerk’s office.

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Kiowa City Council buys new trash truck, hears tree board accomplishments Kiowa is a “Tree City USA” for 20th consecutive year

By Yvonne Miller All the electricity issues discussed at the Kiowa City Council’s March meeting appeared in a story in the Newsgram last week.

All councilmembers attended the meeting called to order by Mayor Brandon Farney, including: Bill Watson, R.L. Simpson, Russel Molz, Tom Wells and Brian Hill. City Administrator Lou Leone also sat at the council table as did City Clerk Marlo Rugg and City Attorney Laurel McClellan.

The public agenda portion had two speakers. One of those was Mitch Reed and his wife who asked the council if it could amend the city code regarding pit bull dogs as they have one. An ordinance was passed in 1987 not allowing pit bulls in the city limits. The mayor told them he’s not in favor of pit bulls “for safety reasons.” Administrator Leone said, “The problem is pit bulls are bred to be aggressive.”

Reed asked the council how long he has to find a good home for their pet and give her away to someone.

Councilmembers agreed they can make no exceptions to the ordinance.

Mario and Delores Moreno approached the council about one of their tenants who left town and defaulted on her electric bill. Delores Moreno had a detailed summary of the bills. The bill is $392. She told the city the water should have been turned off when the tenant started to default on her bill.

The council reminded the Morenos they legally cannot turn off electricity in cold weather. Leone reminded them of landlord liability. The council said the landlord can contact the city to monitor the tenant’s accounts. The council determined the unpaid bill is the responsibility of the landlord.

More City of Kiowa Business Purchase of a new trash truck received council approval. The new trash truck is a 2017 at a cost of $123,574 from Downing. The city’s 2001 model has

a trade-in value of $5,000. That makes total cost $118,574. The city already has $141,000 set aside for equipment replacement for the new truck.

Regarding a lift pump for the Humphrey Addition, the council approved ordering the necessary one with a 12-foot basin at a cost of $7,000.

Bi-Annual Trash Days were approved for April 5 for the north side of Main Street and April 12 for the south side of Main Street. These trash days are for bulk trash items and not intended for large appliances with compressors or other gasses that pose threats, tires of any kind or construction materials.

Leone said that Kiowa’s Planning Commission approved a carport behind the Senior Citizens Center as it met guidelines.

The council approved Leone and Rugg’s attendance at the Kansas Rural Water Association Conference in Wichita March 29. Leone was appointed as the city’s No. One Director to the KMEA Board of Directors with Rugg as the No. Two Director. Leone was also appointed as representative to the Barber County Solid Waste Committee.

Leone said that the day prior to the meeting, a 33-foot section of plastic pipe was fixed on Tri-City Road (which brings the water from the Sharon Wells water supply to Kiowa.) Leone went with city workers. He said the entire line needs to be replaced. The council reminded if the city fixes the line one mile at a time, they

eliminate the cost of an engineer.

Regarding the city’s waste water lagoons, Leone complimented efforts of the water department and said the Kansas Department of Health and Environment is pleased with the improvements and directions the city has taken with the lagoons.

McClellan said he’s been tracking down the former owner of bowling alley property on Kiowa’s Main Street. He’s a Mr. Collins in Colorado. McClellan said Collins had 30 days to respond from the time he was served. Then with litigation the city can get the property back into its ownership. McClellan hopes the matter can be resolved in three to six months.

Leone received board approval for a $5,000 across-the-board spending limit for all purchases.

The board held an executive session at the end of the meeting to discuss personnel matters with no action taken afterward.

Tree Board Kiowa’s Tree Board representatives, Carolyn McGinley, Carra Mayberry and Bev Miller, attended the council meeting. Their terms and that of new member Mike Miller were approved for 2016-2019. Tree board members Fred Gillig, Sharon Kimmell and Mike McGinley are currently serving terms through 2018.

Mayberry said this is the 20th consecutive year Kiowa’s Tree Board applied for an received the

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These students represented the Burlington Band at the 2016 NWOK Small School Honor Band. Students rehearsed for one day with other small schools like Fargo, Okeene, Lomega, Ringwood, Medford and Cherokee. They performed a concert that featured the fifth- and sixth-grade band and the seventh- through 12th-grade band at the Cherokee High School auditorium on March 7. This was a wonderful opportunity for students to participate in a larger ensemble and work on more challenging music while learning to work with others and meet new people. Back row, left to right: Gabe Stewart, Marshall Burnet, Crysta Rabe, Abi Trujillo, Lexi Clark, Lauren Harms, Liberty Bird, Emily Burnet, Elle Trujillo. Front row, left to right: Paden Allen, Kynlee Kolb, J.C. Crusinbery, Jackson Feely, McKenzie Olson, Nancy Klippenstein, Kayli Stewart, Ky Smith, Weston Allen, Savannah Granados, Lauren Lagos, Anna Motycka.

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nude. The alleged rape was interrupted by a cellphone call, the boy said.

Sheriff Rick Wallace traveled to the business, which is now under new ownership. Wallace photographed the building the current owner said had previously been used as a break room.

When shown the photos, the juvenile confirmed that as the location, according to Tanio’s affidavit.

Loya, who remains in jail, has been served with the new charges. His initial appearance in court on the new charges has been set to coincide with his preliminary charges on the November 2014 charges on March 30 at 1:30 p.m.

Felony first degree rape is a crime punishable by not less than five years.

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Wearing their Chieftain headdress, students from each elementary class have fun yelling and showing their own personal message with signs to the statebound Lady Chieftains during the pep rally. Photo by Yvonne Miller

Spirited send off for South Barber Lady Chieftains

By Yvonne Miller As sub-state champions, the Lady Chieftains headed to state last week. The day before they left to play, the South Barber High School cheerleaders and their sponsors Melissa Rector and Shauna Schupbach, planned a pep rally where their peers, “Lil Chiefs” from the elementary school, and lots of fans from the community exploded with spirit in their send-off.

If the hilarity of high school boys dressed in cheer uniforms performing the school song and chants with the cheerleaders wasn’t enough, the “Lil Chiefs’” exuberant cheers and signs were over the top. The pep band blaring favorite Chieftain songs set the mood.

Leaving town with a big honk parade, the Lady Chieftains (a No. 6 seed) made it to Dodge City to face Centralia who had lost only one game and was a No. 3 seed. South Barber fell to Centralia who became Champions of the State Class 1A Division 1 Basketball Tournament.

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ABOVE: Watching SBHS basketball players and their moms (and substitutes) play this game with rolls of toilet paper has the contestants and both teams laughing as hard as the spirit was electrifying in the gymnasium at the pep rally. This team won the goofy competition. Members are: (front to back) Anna Perez and her mom Nicole; Nicole Blick and her mom Heather; Bailey Roberts and her mom Kay; Idallis Shaffer; Julie Jahay (mostly hidden); Kaleigh Velasquez; and Sharon Kimmell (hidden). Photo

by Yvonne Miller RIGHT: When members of South Barber High School's boys basketball team sprint into the pep rally wearing pieces of cheer uniforms, whistling, laughter and clapping erupt. The crowd really whoops and hollers when the “cheer boys” join the cheerleaders to do a cheer and the school song.

These are three of the boys having fun and lookin' good as “cheerleaders:” (left to right) Gavin Doherty, Grant Cantrell and Trenton Jahay. The “Lil Chiefs” from the elementary also have fun watching the high school kids.

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March is National Quilt Month March 19th is National Quilter’s Day at

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ATTENTION CITY OF HARDTNER SEEKS FULL TIME MAINTENANCE EMPLOYEE.

Position responsibilities include, but not limited to: operate and maintain gas, water and sewer systems; general upkeep and various maintenance projects within the city. Water and waste water certification a plus or be willing to obtain. Candidate must have high school diploma or GED, and be able to pass drug and alcohol screening; also needs to be willing to locate in or near to Hardtner. Salary depending on experience includes benefits.

Deadline for submitting applications or resumes is March 22, 2016. For more information: 620-296-4583 or PO Box 217, Hardtner KS 67057.

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During the pep rally for the statebound Lady Chieftains, head coach Steve Roberts runs past a line of his team giving high fives: (left to right) Nicole Blick, Kayleigh Velasquez, Idallis Shaffer, Slater Blick who loves to fire up the student section and films the games, Bailey Roberts, Taylor Pollock, Reanna Dunlap, Breanna Duncan, Sabrina Hughbanks and Anna Perez (partially hidden). Photo by Yvonne Miller

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Project Pink preparing rooms, needs volunteers and money To provide a loving, life-affirming temporary home for pregnant women in Kiowa, Kansas

By Yvonne Miller When you walk into what was the east entrance to the former Kiowa Hospital on Drumm Street, you’ll see lots of remodeling has occurred. That now very open area will be a shared living room space where expectant mothers can feel at home.

Last June, Kiowa, Kansas, Project Pink Founder Miranda Allen received the deed to the former hospital building for $1. The location will fulfill her goal to provide a home for pregnant women and help them rebuild their lives while working and gaining life skills.

Step further into some of the rooms that formerly housed patients and you’ll find welcoming bedrooms the pregnant women will call their own during their stay in Kiowa. Volunteers adopted a room. They gave it a fresh coat of paint and added appropriate pieces of their furniture; made a pretty bed with a comforter or quilt; added area rugs, lamps, chairs, pictures, wall art, books, etc. to make the room inviting. A variety of items may be donated, including toiletry items.

More rooms still need adopting.

Some empty rooms are packed with donated furniture just waiting to be arranged by volunteers. The former delivery room is in the process of being converted into a retro library/reading room by volunteers. With some trendy exposed overhead lines and a chandelier, the room is looking really cool and inviting.

Project Pink Vice-Chair Brenda Myers said, “We rely on volunteers.

We’re a small town and we appreciate those volunteers and the youth who help repeatedly. We have some 60 kids who help. Those young people get things done.”

The next big project is making a kitchen in the room that was once the nurses’ lounge, to the north where the nursery once housed cribs and newborns.

Myers said World Mission Builders will do that work, donating the labor. The

estimated cost is $50,000 to $60,000.

That’s where major fundraising is needed. The Project Pink board is brainstorming for a different type of fundraiser. They, of course, accept donations and have received some matching funds and are applying for grants.

Project Pink already has a non-profit 501(c)(3) status.

The Need for Project Pink is Great Before the facility is even ready, Project Pink already had their first expectant mother last fall. She stayed in Allen’s rental house. The mother found a home for her child through adoption.

“We are pretty much going the adoption route,” Myers said. “That is near and dear to our hearts,” explaining that Allen’s four children are adopted as are some of Myers’ grandchildren.

Allen’s business is RSI (Radiofrequency Safety International) in Kiowa where Myers works with her.

They do trade shows throughout the country promoting safety. “We hand out our Project Pink cards everywhere we go,” Myers said. She added that they receive calls weekly to see if they are set up yet to take pregnant women.

“This is nationwide and we’ll send them a bus ticket to get here,” she said.

The women hope they’ll be able to house expectant mothers within six months.

“We’ll teach women to be selfsufficient,” Myers said. Women must work while a resident of Project Pink and do their part to cook and clean in their surroundings.

Project Pink seeks volunteers to help the women through mentoring them or just going to visit, teaching them to cook and other life skills, doing Bible study and more.

Besides teaching them skills and

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Project Pink Vice-Chair Brenda Myers stands in one of the recently finished rooms completed by volunteers. More volunteers are needed to make Kiowa's former hospital building a home for expectant mothers. Photo by Yvonne Miller

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Council

National Tree City USA award. To date, 180 trees/bushes have been planted in Kiowa by the Tree Board. That’s about $6,300.

In honor of the late Melvin Conrad who was Tree Board president for 20 years, Mayberry said the board purchased a memorial brick in his memory at the walk in Progress Park.

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Miller reported on the downtown beautification project that involves pots of blooming flowers she keeps up for the Tree Board. They thank the General Store for donations to the downtown project.

Mayor Farney signed the proclamation designating April 22, 2016, as Kiowa’s Arbor Day. FFA

students help Kiowa’s Tree Board plant trees. Fifth graders receive a lesson on planting and a packet of seeds to take home from the Tree Board.

Mayberry said the Tree Board requests no money for upcoming projects as their bank account is okay.

Regardless, the council granted them $100.

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to be self-sufficient, “and to grow themselves,” Myers said, “we want to encourage the women to pursue something that will make them happy.”

When asked what Project Pink needs the most, Myers replied, “volunteers and money.”

Project Pink has a board of four or five members and would like to add a few more – whether local or from outof-town. They will seek someone to manage the facility when it gets started.

Both Allen and Myers are cancer survivors. Allen said the color pink represents strength to her. “It reminds me to always keep the faith, stay positive and keep fighting. This is why Project Pink spoke to me as I want all the women in the project to have these traits. I want each of them to know we are in their corner and here to help them fight for success.”

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This is the sitting area in one of the bedrooms created by volunteers at Project Pink in Kiowa, Kansas, that is becoming a temporary home for pregnant women in need and should open later this year. Photo by Yvonne Miller

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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 Traci R. Nelson, 34, Tulsa: (1) Distribution of controlled dangerous substance (CDS); (2) unlawful possession of controlled dangerous drug with intent to distribute; (3) possess firearm during commission of a felony ($796.50).

Joshua Tiger McIntosh, 34, Tulsa: (1) Distribution of CDS; (2) unlawful possession of controlled dangerous drug with intent to distribute; (3) unlawful use

of communication facility; (4) possess firearm during commission of a felony ($1,072).

Ernesto Ray Loya, 44, Cherokee: Two counts of rape, first degree ($531).

Misdemeanor Filings Traci R. Nelson, 34, Tulsa: Unlawful possession of paraphernalia ($229).

Joshua Tiger McIntosh, 34, Tulsa: Unlawful possession of paraphernalia ($229).

Civil Filings Dawnita L. Smith vs. Carmen Farmers Co-Operative: Negligence ($229.66).

Small Claims Filings Steven Tom Farnsworth vs. Diana Jill Wilson: Small claims ($63).

Marriage Filings Dennis Steven Funkhouser, age 53, of Helena and Beverly Jean Funkhouser, age 57, of Purcell: Marriage license ($50).

William Wallace Troxell, age 54, of Helena and Patricia Ann Cobb, age 54, of Norman: Marriage license ($50).

Traffic Filings Erica Elise Layton, 35, Aline: Failure to dim lights ($211.50).

Jesus A. Gonzalez, 39, Tyler, Texas: Operate vehicle without a valid driver’s license ($256.50).

Heather Rene Harris, 36, Enid: Transporting open container of beer ($316).

The following individuals received a citation for speeding: Kevin Michael Thomason, 32, Burlington: 1-10 mph over ($188.50); Ian Conner Crowe, 19, Show Low, Arizona: 1-10 mph over ($188.50); Ronald Norman Flackman, 47, Burlington: 1-10 mph over ($188.50); Jesus A. Gonzalez, 39, Tyler, Texas: 16-20 mph over ($241.50); Brian Edward Blick, 34, Edmond: 1-10 mph over ($188.50).

The following individuals received a citation for failure to wear seatbelt ($20 fine): Michael D. Oakes, 31, Alva: (driver); Brittany N. Price, 23, Jet: (driver); Darin K. Fisher, 44, Enid: (driver).

Alfalfa County court filings

Alfalfa County real estate transactions Real Estate Transfers Book 790, Page 443: Thomas M. Schickedanz, Trustee of the Thomas M. Schickedanz Trust; conveys unto Ginger Crowder Schickedanz, Trustee of the GNC Revocable Trust: A tract of land in the E/2 of 1-25-12, Alfalfa County, Oklahoma. Warranty deed.

Book 790, Page 445: Thomas M. Schickedanz, Trustee of the Thomas M. Schickedanz Trust; conveys an undivided ½ interest unto Early Stanlye Crowder as Trustee of the Elisa M. Crowder Trust, and an undivided ½ interest unto Earl Stanley Crowder as Trustee of the Earl Stanley Crowder Trust: A tract of land in the E/2 SW/4, and the NW/4 of 1-2512, Alfalfa County, Oklahoma. Warranty deed.

Book 790, Page 486: Dan Potts, M.D. and Jan Potts; convey unto Crown Cattle Properties, LLC: S. 16’ of Lot 4 and all of Lots 5 and 6, Block 2, Holcomb’s Addition to Cherokee, Alfalfa County, Oklahoma. Warranty deed.

Book 790, Page 788: Carl Warren Harwig and Genevra Jane Hartwig; convey unto Carl W. Hartwig and Genevra Jane Hartwig: All our undivided interest in and to the mineral interests located in

the N/2 SE/4 of S20 and the N/2 SW/4 of S21, all in T28N-R12W, Alfalfa County, Oklahoma. Warranty deed.

Book 790, Page 829: Colleen Prall and Monte Prall; convey unto Donald Hutson: A tract of land in the NE/4 of 14-26-9. Alfalfa County, Oklahoma.

Warranty deed.

Book 790, Page 456: James Delmer Tyrell and Evelyn Hazel Tyrell; convey unto Valorie J. Bird and Barbra G. Davis: Lots 21-24 in Block 15; and the N. 15’ of Lot 20 in Block 15 all in Carmen, Alfalfa County, Oklahoma, and Lots 1-3 in Block 15 in the First Addition to Aline; and The E/2 SW/4, and the N/2 SE/4, all in 18-24-12, Alfalfa County, Oklahoma. Quitclaim deed.

Book 790, Page 458: Valorie J. Bird and Gary Bird, wife and husband, and Barbra G. Davis and Jack Davis, wife and husband; convey unto the Tyrell Family Trust: Location same as Quitclaim Deeds Book 790, Page 456. Quitclaim deed.

Book 790, Page 492: Between Dorlene Jean Walker; and Dorlene J. Walker, Trustee of the DJW Family Trust: Undivided 1/3 interest in and to: The W/2 of 25-25-12; An undivided 1/3 interest in

and to: The SW/4 of 28-25-11; An undivided 1/3 interest in and to: the NW/4 of 24-24-12; and an undivided 1/3 interest in and to: Lots 1-5, in Block 3 in Carmen, all in Alfalfa County, Oklahoma.

Quitclaim deed.

Book 790, Page 494: Between Albert E. Dorton and Gayle I. Dorton; and Albert E. Dorton, Trusteed of the Albert E. Dorton Revocable Living Trust and Gayle I. Dorton, Trustee of the Gayle I. Dorton Revocable Living Trust.

Homestead Property: Lot 4, in Block 1, Twila Addition; Business Property: Lot 3, in Block 22, both in Alfalfa County, Oklahoma; and Lake Front Property: Lakemont Shores POA, Heather Valley Lot 4 Delaware County, Oklahoma.

Quitclaim deed.

Book 790, Page 795: Lena Bentley; convey unto Melinda Wilburn: Lots 17 and 18, in Block 23 in the High School Addition to Helena, Alfalfa County, Oklahoma. Quitclaim deed.

Mortgages Book 790, Page 755: Between Ronald Alan Severin; and the Bank of Kremlin. A tract of land lying in the SE/4 of 24-24-9, Alfalfa County, Oklahoma. $835,000.

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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 Museum 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. La Leche League meets the third Thursday of the month at the Alva

First Baptist Church. LLL is a breastfeeding group supporting pregnant and breastfeeding mothers.

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.

Alfalfa County Sheriff’s Office log March 7, 2016 11:46 a.m. Welfare check, respondent request welfare check on individual in Aline, deputy advised he will check, spoke with individual and he is okay, advised deputy.

5:50 p.m. Livestock at large, respondent advised that calves were out across from airport, called owner.

7:42 p.m. Information, respondent called wanting an officer, advised CPD. 8:45 p.m. Miscellaneous, respondent advised of trucks speeding on Highway 11 from 590 to four-way, advised Oklahoma Highway Patrol (OHP).

March 8, 2016 7:29 a.m. Medical emergency,

respondent advised daughter is unresponsive, advised Cherokee Police Department (CPD) request page Carmen Fire Department and Helena Ambulance, deputy en route, deputy arrived at scene.

10:34 a.m. Transport prisoner, request check driver license status, record/wanted check, full registration and if stolen or wanted, deputy with prisoner in custody x1 male, officer with prisoner in custody x1 female en route to station, called wrecker to pick up vehicle, wrecker is en route.

3:00 p.m. Information, deputy heading to Woods County District Attorney (WCDA) office, deputy out of county, deputy at WCDA office, deputy back at station.

11:15 p.m. Livestock in roadway, respondent advised of a brown horse out on Highway 45 west of County Road 680, notified possible owner.

March 9, 2016 8:00 a.m. Abandoned vehicle, respondent advised there is a Dodge truck

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with the passenger door open at Garvin and 640, deputy advised and en route, deputy out at location, deputy advised men have permission to be on the property.

8:02 a.m. Controlled burn at Blaine and County Road 590.

8:28 a.m. Controlled burn, the City of Carmen will be burning in the city park today.

5:34 p.m. Controlled burn northwest of Cherokee.

5:46 p.m. Controlled burn 1 mile east of Burlington.

7:21 p.m. Controlled burn, respondent reported a controlled burn south of Yewed blacktop, a brush pile.

8:49 p.m. Unknown fire, respondent called in a fire, tree embers are blowing towards the nursing home, advised CPD. 11:35 p.m. Livestock in roadway, respondent advised that he put a cow back in the pasture south of Cozy Curve, owner notified.

March 10, 2016 12:28 p.m. Civil paper service, deputy out to serve papers at the Jet Motel, papers served.

1:29 p.m. Civil paper service, deputy to serve papers at Crabtree.

2:27 p.m. Transport prisoner, deputy advised at Woodward, en route to station with prisoner in custody x1 female, deputy back in county.

4:56 p.m. Reckless driver, CPD advised of a red Blazer pickup speeding in Aline, they have asked him to slow down,

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March 7, 2016 Medicine Lodge Ambulance transported patient from Southeast Naron Road to Medicine Lodge Memorial Hospital.

Kiowa Ambulance transported patient to Kansas Heart Hospital.

Betty Onstott, Pratt, driving a 2000 Toyota Avalon, hit a herd of goats belonging to Harry Dawson. Unknown damage, no injuries, investigated by Sergeant Gentry.

Alexandra Louise Dick, Medicine Lodge, driving a 2010 Ford Escape, collided with Lucas Lee McDonald, Medicine Lodge, driving a 2007 Truck on 281.

Unknown damage, no injuries, investigated by Sheriff Rugg.

Sergeant Gentry investigated a domestic disturbance in Sharon.

March 8, 2016 Kiowa Ambulance transported patient from the Kiowa Manor to Kiowa Hospital.

March 9, 2016 Medicine Lodge Ambulance responded to Robie Street.

March 11, 2016 David Lloyd Miller, Haviland, driving a 2006 Chevrolet Silverado, left roadway and went through a fence belonging to Lynn Packard. No injuries, unknown damage, investigated by Sergeant Gentry.

Linus F. Bogner, Medicine Lodge, driving a 2014 Chevrolet Malibu, hit a Bobcat 2 miles north of the Port of Entry

on Highway 281. No injuries, unknown damages, investigated by Sheriff Rugg.

Kiowa Ambulance responded to a rollover accident on Bluestem Road transported patient to Kiowa Hospital.

Kiowa Ambulance transported patient to Wichita.

March 13, 2016 Medicine Lodge Ambulance was dispatched to North Cedar to assist patient.

Medicine Lodge Ambulance transported patient to Pratt.

During the week officers received seven reports of cattle out, five reports of goats out, one report of hogs out, one report of horses out and assisted two other agencies.

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advised deputy, deputy arrived at scene.

5:06 p.m. Suspicious person, respondent called saying that a Fed Ex truck was sitting at an oil well location near Jet, respondent said it just drove off.

6:26 p.m. Livestock in roadway, respondent advised of a black 500-pound calf out at County Road 560 and Highway 64, called possible owner, deputy couldn’t find any cattle out.

March 11, 2016 8:10 a.m. Controlled burn, respondent is having a controlled burn at 11/38 south and then west, respondent called back saying that burn is over.

10:25 a.m. Controlled burn at County Road 540 and Jefferson.

12:39 p.m. Controlled burn 2 miles east 1 mile north 2 miles east of Jet. 1:00 p.m. Information, individual checked in and gave new phone numbers.

6:03 p.m.

Residential alarm, respondent advised of an alarm going off, they couldn’t get ahold of resident, deputy arrived at scene, deputy advised back garage door was opened, deputy advised he made contact with home owner.

7:30 p.m. Controlled burn, respondent is having a controlled burn at County Road 590 and Coal, advised CPD. 7:53 p.m. Information, respondent called and said he didn’t want two individuals at his residence, gave names of subjects, asked respondent if they were there, he said no, advised if they come tell them to leave, if they don’t then to call back.

7:59 p.m. Domestic disturbance, respondent wanted us to be on the look out for a person from Cherokee that was in a domestic in Kiowa, Kansas, he had no name but a vehicle description, respondent called back, the vehicle rolled over on County Road 590 and State Line Road, needed a trooper, thought it might be on Oklahoma side, person in vehicle is being sent to Kiowa Hospital, advised OHP they are sending a trooper, respondent wanted to know where trooper was coming from, trooper advised Alva.

8:26 p.m. Information, respondent advised that some underage kids may be doing drugs and drinking while they are camping at the lake.

11:18 p.m. Arrest, officer needs tow truck on Lakeside Drive behind Nescatunga to a Ford pickup, officer with prisoner in custody x2 males, called wrecker, officer with prisoners in custody en route to station.

March 12, 2016 11:55 a.m. Controlled burn south of Cherokee then east then back north.

2:20 p.m. Drug related, Crabtree called and obtained individual outside with .2 ounces of marijuana, contacted deputy, officer with prisoner in custody x1 en route to sheriff’s office.

2:50 p.m. Information, respondent called and said tree service is being dangerous cutting trees and hitting power lines, afraid someone is going to get hurt, advised deputy.

6:45 p.m. Reckless driver, respondent

called and advised that a brown Ford pickup passed him going over 100, respondent advised that the truck had passed the Helena turnoff going north on Highway 8, advised OHP. March 13, 2016 10:06 a.m. Controlled burn, respondent will be having a controlled burn west and north of Burlington.

12:21 p.m. Controlled burn, Woods County advised of controlled burn at County Road 760 and Coal in Grant County, advised CPD. 1:58 p.m. Controlled burn north of Jet on Highway 38, respondent advised CPD. 3:47 p.m. Livestock at large, OHP advised cattle out on the south side of Gavin Road west of State Highway 8, called possible owner, called back and advised that it is one cow and advised two possible owners, called one and it isn’t his, called another and person advised that they will be out that way and will check.

5:01 p.m. Information, respondent called and reported that he is out of electricity at the Great Salt Plains Lake.

10:13 p.m. Four-wheelers, respondent called and reported four-wheelers riding around in a wheat field south of Aline elevator, advised deputy, second respondent called and advised fourwheelers riding around by elevator, she talked to them and they advised they have permission and to get the cops if she would like to, advised her boyfriend needed to get some sleep because he has work tomorrow.

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