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Burlington FFA holds their 64th annual FFA banquet Burlington FFA held its 64th annual banquet May 6 in the little gym of Burlington High School. Thirty-four members, their families and FFA supporters joined to recognize this year’s achievements.

Every year Burlington FFA honors members of the community who have supported the chapter with the Honorary Chapter Degree. This year’s recipients were James and Janet Maltbie.

The Star Greenhand is awarded to the student who has risen to the top of his or her class and excelled in leadership and citizenship, and has developed a strong work ethic. This year’s Star Greenhand was Jonathan Armbruster and Bayli Hyde. Jenna Maltbie was honored as Chapter Star Farmer. The Chapter Star in Agricultural Placement was Heather Armbruster and the Chapter Star in Agribusiness was Carter Stewart.

Travis Bradshaw, advisor, was presented a t-shirt quilt from the sophomore girls and FFA Mother’s Club. The senior class had a commemorative brick for Bradshaw placed at the National FFA Center in Indianapolis.

The conclusion of the banquet

was the anticipated announcement of the 2014-2015 Burlington FFA officer team.

Next years officers include Sarah Garvie, president; Alysson Stewart, vice-president;

Abbie Newman, secretary; Jonathan Armbruster, treasurer; Bayli Hyde, reporter; Sadie Collins, sentinel; Ethan Barron, parliamentarian; Tanner Rieger, chaplain

The 2014-2015 Burlington FFA officers are (back row, left to right): Tanner Rieger, Ethan Barron, Jonathan Armbruster, Bayli Hyde, Sadie Collins; (front row, left to right) Abbie Newman, Sarah Garvie, Alysson Stewart

Volunteers needed to place flags for our fallen military The Alva Review-Courier / Newsgram is published Wednesday by Martin Broadcasting Corp.

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Roscoe Campbell with the American Legion is requesting help with placing the flags on burial sites of fallen military men and women for Memorial Day. A great group of volunteers participated last year, and Campbell said they are in need of a great group again this year.

The volunteers will meet at the flag pole in the cemetery on Thursday, May 22, at

4 p.m. to start putting the flags out. The meeting time is a little earlier than last year so the activity doesn’t interfere with Alva Middle School graduation later that evening. This year, due to the drought and the dirt being so hard, Campbell asks volunteers to please bring hammers and screwdrivers to make holes for the flags.

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Seevers celebrate Couple wed their 50th anniversary in Edmond Mallory and Janette Seevers will be celebrating their 50th anniversary a day early on Saturday, May 31, from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., with a come-and-go reception hosted by their children and spouses at the Alva Moose Lodge Women’s Meeting Room.

Mallory Seevers and Janette Lander were married by ordained minister Wilfred Jones at his home on June 1, 1964. In attendance were Ada Lander, mother of the bride; Gayla Darr Haxton, bridesmaid; and the late Jr Quinn, best man. Their ceremony was briefly interrupted when the 17 cuckoo and grandfather clocks all began to chime at 9 a.m. The couple traveled 14 hours for their honeymoon in Arkansas, where Janette first met Mallory’s parents and eight of his 13 siblings. They returned

to Alva, where they have worked, gone to church, formed friendships and made their home for the past 50 years.

To this union they have added a son, Ryan Seevers, and his wife, Debra Gilchrist Seevers, of Seiling; and a daughter and her husband, John and Cristina Gabus of Oklahoma City. They have one grandson, Dustin Gabus of Alexandria, Va.; and three granddaughters, Mallory Autumn Gabus of Norman (University of Oklahoma), Amber Seevers of Alva (Northwestern Oklahoma State University), and Jasmine Seevers of Seiling (go SHS Wildcats!).

The only thing that will make this event more special is for all of their family and friends to attend this celebration with them. Please save the date and join us Saturday, May 31, and congratulate them during this special time.

Miss Hannah Fuller became the bride of Seth Hankey in a family ceremony held Saturday, May 10, at the Wings Event Center in Edmond.

Parents of the bride are Doug and Kathy Fuller of Edmond. Parents of the groom are Rick and Beverly Hankey of Amorita.

Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose a couture gown of candlelight-white imported lace over satin. The princess-style dress was embellished with a scallop-laced high-low hemline and an encrusted crystal rhinestone applique above the waist. She carried out the “something

Mallory and Janette Seevers

Mallory and Janette Seevers

Hannah Fuller and Seth Hankey

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Hello Citizens of Woods County My name is John Smiley, and I am runnning for District 3 County Commissioner. I grew up on a ranch south of Waynoka, where we raised cattle and wheat. I attended Waynoka Public Schools until my senior year and graduated from Wakita High School. I then a t t e n d e d M i s s o u r i Va l l e y College in Marshall, Missouri. I live in Waynoka with my wife, Nita, of sixteen years and my 13 year old son, J.P. I have worked in all aspects of the dirt construction business since leaving college. I have been an employee for Litzenberger Construction for 13 years, where I currently run heavy equipment. I also oversee the finishing of multiple locations and coordinating as many as 50 rock trucks. Currently, I am the Fire Chief of the Waynoka Fire Department. I have been a member of the fire department for 17 years serving as Fire Chief for 5 of those years. I have also been a seven year member of the Woods County Rural Fire Fighters Association. While being Fire Chief, I was instrumental in acquiring the monies and designing the layout for the construction of the new Waynoka fire station.

As Fire Chief I have the experience of managing a budget both local and county and coordinating fire trucks and 23 firemen. I feel that because of this and my work experience, that I am qualified for the position of county commissioner.

I believe in being honest and sincere to all people. I will be willing to listen and be open minded to all the concerns of the citizens in my district and the other county commissioners. My priority will be to maintain the infrastructure, jobs, and help manage the operations of the Woods County Courthouse. My goal is to meet every person in my district and hear your concerns. I would appreciate your vote on June 24, 2014.

Sincerely, John Smiley Paid for by John Smiley, 1831 Cecil, Waynoka, OK 73860

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Freedom schools Aline-Cleo Schools hold graduation Public Fourth quarter honor roll

By Lynn L. Martin Both eighth-grade and senior graduation ceremonies were held Tuesday night at the Freedom High School. Baccalaureate services were held at 7 p.m. and graduation ceremonies at approximately 8 p.m. A cake and punch reception followed in the cafeteria.

At the Freedom school board meeting Monday night, Superintendent Danny McCuiston provided the latest financial report. Gross production collections so far are $190,380.90 for this school year. The fiscal year 2013 total was $102,734.26. Rural electric collections are $121,426.81 compared to $99,487 a year ago. Motor vehicle tax revenue is $51,660.64 compared to $53,816.70 the previous year. When all three revenue sources are combined, the total for this year is $363,468.35 compared to $256,038.16 last year. Because the school board meeting was held earlier in the month, more collections are anticipated before the end of the fiscal year.

From last meeting’s minutes, the resignations of two certified teachers – Erin Thrash and Charles Hough – were approved:.

The board hired the following certified teachers for next year: Donna Fearing, Kellie Badley, B. J. Baker, Kent Bilyeu, Elizabeth Ferguson, Renea Gaskill, Sharon Harper, Katie Strehl, Charlotte Selfridge, Jeanne Weber and Bryan Weber. No action was taken on

Benjamin Baker.

Support staff hired for next year were Islia Barnes, Heidi Cook, Dalene Dauphin, Patricia Dauphin, Brenda Daughhetee, Tana Nixon and Dawn Wares.

At their April 28 meeting, the board approved offering a one-time $5,000 signing bonus to a high school math and or science teacher after being hired.

At their May 19 meeting, the board hired Marlo Woodard Smith to teach math and Jennifer A. Williams to teach science.

In other action, the board voted to approve temporary appropriations for fiscal year 2015. The superintendent said this is 90 percent of this year’s estimate of needs.

The board agreed to once again to try a June food program called “Seamless Summer.” Islia Barnes will be the cook to provide both breakfast and lunch offerings. The superintendent said it didn’t go very well last year, but he wanted to try it again. Turns out the reason it didn’t go very well is the district did not get its reimbursement paperwork submitted on time.

Students will be engaged in a summer reading program taught by Katie Ferguson; those students will likely take advantage of the cafeteria service.

The district decided to once again join the Oklahoma State School Boards Association for fiscal year 2015 at a cost of $1,225 per year.

Principal’s Honor Roll Senior – Daniel Birkenstock Junior – Justin Dobbs, J.D. Doty Freshman – Casey Edwards Eighth grade – Morgan Hamen, Kayli Ryel Seventh grade – Cheyanna Kephart, Klaycie Rauch Superintendent’s Honor Roll Senior – Kevin Cosper Sophomore – Capri Gahr, Ariel Raver, Bracen Ryel, Tanner Swinney Seventh grade – Cody Cosper, Taylor Dobbs

Aline-Cleo Public Schools Second Semester honor roll

Principal’s Honor Roll Junior – Justin Dobbs, J.D. Doty, Shycotta Tomlinson Freshman – Casey Edwards Eighth grade – Morgan Hamen Seventh grade – Cheyanna Kephart, Klaycie Rauch Superintendent’s Honor Roll Senior – Daniel Birkenstock Junior – Kevin Cosper Sophomore – Capri Gahr, Ariel Raver, Bracen Ryel, Tanner Swinney Eighth grade – Kayli Ryel Seventh grade – Cody Cosper, Taylor Dobbs

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Lynn Says

Airport on brink of succeeding

By Lynn L. Martin It became clear at the last Alva Regional Airport board meeting that being tied to the City of Alva’s budget may soon cause the Alva airport to fail as a business venture.

Let’s set the scene.

The Alva airport has a nice new jetlength runway, a beautiful terminal building and fuel trucks capable of refueling both piston engine and jet aircraft.

Alva’s location midway across the USA makes it an attractive refueling stop for all sorts of cross-country traffic. One of the main attractions is an easy and clean approach from either direction. No mountains. No high power lines. And no ATC. ATC is pilot lingo for air traffic control.

Calling up ATC is important around high traffic airports like Oklahoma City or Wichita. Approach control will guide the pilot around other traffic and space them out so one aircraft has time to clear the runway before the next lands behind it.

All of this “vectoring” around takes time and costs extra money for the fuel burned. The approach to Alva, on the other hand, is a piece of cake. Pilots simply point their aviation GPS to the airport and land. They don’t have to be routed around by anybody.

Once on the ground at the Alva airport, the pilot doesn’t have to spend 15 minutes navigating a maze of sometimes confusing taxiways. The pilot taxis to the parking ramp, orders fuel, probably visits the restroom, and is back underway in less time than it takes to get vectored around the skies at a large airport.

Also, Alva fuel prices are intentionally kept low – way below the prices at big airports.

Here’s why the Alva Regional Airport needs to become like Share Medical Center. The City of Alva has a pay-scale matrix that has a starting wage for parttime help at around $8.17 per hour.

The Alva airport needs to have an employee on hand for refueling aircraft on weekends. Airport Manager Greg Murray says that when he engages in a conversation with a potential weekend employee, the conversation is over when he tells the starting wage. Even employees at the local hamburger chain are paid more.

Also, an employee who has the responsibility of refueling a $20 million aircraft needs to be a pretty smart person.

You don’t want the employee saying to the pilot, “Gee, where’s the gas cap on this aircraft?” You don’t also want them refueling with 100LL instead of jet fuel.

Bottom line, better pay is required for a more responsible job than the city’s pay matrix for part-time people will permit.

Joe Don Dunham wisely said that he has to stay with the pay schedule for all departments of the city. He explained he can’t play favorites.

If Share Medical Center, The Homestead or the convalescent home had to keep pay rates in line with the City of Alva’s pay scale, they would not find any employees. The medical business operates at a higher pay level.

Because the medical center operates independently of the city, they can pay what the market requires for various employees.

At the airport board meeting, Wayne Kinzie and Terry Turner both pointed out that if a cross-country aircraft lands at the Alva airport on a weekend and there is no one to provide service, that will be the last time that aircraft tries Alva.

Yet representatives of Alva attend the huge Oshkosh, Wis., aviation event each year for the purpose of drawing traffic to the Alva airport. Occasionally, ads have been purchased in aviation magazines attempting to attract refueling traffic.

The airport is without a weekend employee at least two weeks per month.

Airport board chairman Bob Baker has been working free on some weekends to provide the worker coverage needed.

The bottom line is the airport needs to become an independent authority so they have the flexibility to make the Alva Regional Airport profitable.

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Bowen, Harmon announce engagement Joe and Sonya Bowen of Hillsdale are proud to announce the engagement of their daughter, Jaclyn Bowen, to Brandon Harmon of Alva.

Brandon is the son of Sandy Kamas of Freedom and Larry Harmon of Alva.

The grandparents of the bride are Ken and Betty Inderlied of Hennessey; the late Jacquita Inderlied, J.C. and Charlotte Bowen of Hillsdale; and the late Jean Hamm.

The groom’s grandparents are the late Bob and Betty Earnst of Laverne and the late Dale and Florence Harmon of Byron.

Jaclyn is a 2006 graduate of Oklahoma Bible Academy and a 2011 graduate of the University of Central Oklahoma. She is currently a first-grade teacher at Garfield Elementary.

Brandon is a 2004 graduate of Alva High School and a 2009 graduate of the University of Central Oklahoma. He is currently a mortgage auditor for Prime Source Mortgage in Oklahoma City.

The couple will exchange vows July 18, 2014, at Dominion House in Guthrie with Chaplain Don Ailsworth officiating.

Jaclyn Bowen and Brandon Harmon

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Nineteen turn their tassels at South Barber High School commencement

By Yvonne Miller The South Barber High School Class of 2014 ended the chapter of their childhood Sunday afternoon as 19 graduated with all the pomp and circumstance of

Price of cap and gown: $45 Shoes for commencement: many more $ than the cap and gown. Your diploma in hand, throwing your mortar board high in the air and knowing you've finally made it: priceless! The look on the faces of these 2014 South Barber graduates says it all. Left to right are Paige Lambert, Paul Loiselle, Elizabeth Miller, Jeffrey Schultz and Amber Weve. Photo by Yvonne Miller

Courtney Roark (left) is valedictorian and Kiera Yates is salutatorian of the South Barber Graduating Class of 2014. Photo by Yvonne Miller

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a traditional commencement. Eleven of the 19 graduates attended classes together since kindergarten.

It was a bittersweet moment for this reporter, after covering countless graduations through 24 years. This time it was my only child who I was photographing in her cap and gown for the Newsgram. I had my crying meltdown when hugging her in the receiving line at Baccalaureate on Wednesday evening. I was pretty good Sunday. Although the professional-level class video created by graduate Shania Farney’s mom Marianna was the biggest tempter to turn on the faucet, I resisted for the most part because I knew my daughter would “punch me” as she had previously warned!

Addressing the full gymnasium of well-wishers and her classmates, class valedictorian Courtney Roark said, “Success doesn’t just come to us. We have to go through changes, work hard and never give up.” While writing her speech, Roark said she came across the ABCs of graduation. “These ABCs are a little different than the ones we learned in kindergarten. I would like to use this alphabet to spell one word that is significant and has been cheered many times by cheerleaders and South Barber fans, and that word is CHIEFTAINS. “C is to consider things from every angle. H is to hang onto your dreams.

I is for ignoring those who try to discourage you. E means to enjoy life today, for yesterday is gone. F is that family and friends are hidden treasures; seek them out and enjoy every moment with them. T is to take control of your own destiny. A means to avoid negative sources, people, places, things and habits. I is that inspiring others is the best inspiration you can give to yourself. N is to never give up and never give in.

And finally there’s S. Possibly the hardest of letters for us to do, our teachers and parents can attest to that. S means to stop procrastinating. We need to remember to always have a successful state of mind, and to zero in on what you want in life and to go for it.”

On behalf of the seniors, Class PresSee Barber Page 60

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Services will be held at Vondel Smith Mortuary, 13125 North MacArthur Boulevard (at Memorial Road), Oklahoma City, Thursday, May 22, at 10 a.m.

Interment will take place at Memorial Hill Cemetery north of Waynoka, with a graveside service Friday, May 23, at 11 a.m.

at Oklahoma State University and graduated with a master’s degree in mechanical engineering.

After graduation from OSU, Merle worked in the aerospace industry for 10 years. This work included re-entry vehicle environment simulation on warheads with Sandia Corporation in Albuquerque, N.M.; research on VTOL engines at Boeing Company in Wichita, Kan.; and rocket fuel research on the Saturn Booster for the Apollo program in New Orleans, La. In 1964, Merle accepted a position with North American Aviation in Tulsa, Okla. This work included testing of ground support equipment for the Apollo Spacecraft Program as well as work as lead engineer testing and verifying the pyrotechnic separation systems on the command and service modules of the Apollo spacecraft.

In 1967, Merle joined Hesston Corporation, farm equipment manufacturer, in Hesston, Kan., as a design engineer on haying equipment.

This employment included field testing of the assigned equipment and many trips to all parts of the United States as well as many foreign countries.

He traveled extensively behind the Iron Curtain during the Cold War. He currently holds many patents on farm equipment.

While in Kansas, Merle built a large horse barn, and he and Ramona had a large stable with about 70 head of horses.

In 1983, Merle resigned from the corporate world and did consulting work for the remainder of his career as an energy engineer. Merle retired in 1996 and moved back to Freedom, where he and Ramona lived at the entrance to the Alabaster Caverns.

In 2012, he and his wife moved to Lawrence, Kan., to be closer to their children, grandchildren and greatgrandchildren. They lived there for the remainder of his life, during which he remodeled two houses and he and his wife lived and worked with their daughter, Rayna, on her 24-acre farm.

They celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary in Lawrence with their

Obituaries LOU ANNE (HOBSON) ARMSTRONG Lou Anne Armstrong was born on Feb. 3, 1940. Well loved by her family and friends, Lou Anne passed away in Oklahoma City at age 74.

She is survived by her devoted husband, Randall Armstrong; her son, James and his wife, Debbie, of Oklahoma City; her son, Brian and his wife, Jaye, of Ft. Worth, Texas; and her grandchildren Taylor, Kristi and Casey Herndon of Oklahoma City, and Mitchell Herndon of Ft. Worth, Texas.

Also surviving are her step-daughters and their families: Tiffney and Michael Napoli; Jake and Will of Dallas, Texas; and Melanie Walters, Richard and Lily of Oklahoma City. The activities and accomplishments of her grandchildren brought Lou Anne great joy, as she was quick to share.

Preceding her in death were her parents, Florence (Aldrich) Hobson and Estel Hobson of Waynoka, and her former husband, Dean Herndon of Oklahoma City. Also preceding her in death were her beloved horses, Gypsy and Chance, and Cody the dog. Lou Anne loved her animals and life on the farm, and until her death spent as much time as possible on the family farm near Avard.

Lou Anne attended Bethel and Rose Valley elementary schools, and graduated from Waynoka High School, class of 1958. One of Lou Anne’s favorite high school activities was participating in a mixed quartet and a trio. She very much enjoyed singing harmony. After graduating high school, Lou Anne completed nurses training at St. Anthony’s School of Nursing in Oklahoma City. Until her retirement, she spent most of her career as a registered nurse associated with a private practice in OB/GYN in Oklahoma City.

Lou Anne will be remembered as a kind and generous person who always did her best and expected the same of others. She will be sorely missed by her family and friends, who greatly valued her love and loyalty.

MERLE KEITH BURKHART Funeral services for Merle Keith Burkhart will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday, May 20, 2014, at the Freedom Christian Church with Pastor Mark Kinkle officiating. Interment will be in the Freedom Cemetery under the direction of Marshall Funeral Home.

The family will be at the church from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. for a visitation.

Merle Keith Burkhart was born to Vernie Ray Burkhart and Louisa Mae McGee on Sept. 30, 1933, in a farm house in the Quinlan, Okla., community. At a young age the family moved to the home 9 miles south of Freedom, Okla. Merle grew up with an older sister, Lavonne, and two younger brothers, Dwight and Alan. At the age of 7, Merle’s mother died in a car accident and later Vernie remarried Nelda Lucille Magee.

Merle attended Golden Belt country school his first five years of schooling.

He continued his education through high school at the Freedom Public Schools. Merle was very active in the local and state FFA programs.

Merle attended Oklahoma A&M College in Stillwater, Okla., during the spring and fall semesters of 1952. His college education was interrupted by his military obligation.

On June 9, 1953, Merle married Ramona Faye Wadkins of Tegarden, Okla. To them, two daughters were born: Teresa Merlene and Rayna Mae. Merle entered active duty in the U. S. Army on June 15, 1953, and was deployed to Japan and Korea for several months. Upon discharge from active duty, he continued in the Army Reserve until his eight-year obligation was fulfilled.

Merle again continued his education

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Alfalfa County Commissioners

By Leslie Nation The Alfalfa Board of County commissioners approved of three inches of asphalt overlay to improve W. Fifth Street in Alfalfa County at its regular Monday meeting May 19.

The commissioners entered into the contract with the Oklahoma Cooperative Circuit Engineering Districts Board (OCCEDB) using the emergency and transportation revolving (ETR) fund.

The Fifth Street improvement project is estimated to cost $1 million. Construction is anticipated to commence in July.

Reimbursement is scheduled to begin August 2014 with monthly payments of $50,000 coming from the blacktop sales tax. Payments to this contract are to be

made only from monies made available to the State Treasurer’s Office for the ETR fund.

Prior to the approval of the Fifth Street blacktop renovation, the commissioners approved minutes from the last meeting, M & O warrants and blanket purchase orders. No road crossing permits were available for inspection.

The commissioners also approved the agreement with ROCMND Area Youth Services, Inc., in operating the Craig County Juvenile Detention Center in Vinita.

Both parties have agreed that ROCMND will provide and make available to Alfalfa County the detention services and facilities of the Craig County Regional Detention Center on a space-available

basis as determined by Youth Services.

Alfalfa County has agreed to reimburse ROCMND Area Youth Services at $17.02 a day per child. This amount represents 15 percent of the amount approved by the Office of Juvenile Affairs for operational costs of detaining a child.

The commissioners also approved of a contract with Western Plains Youth & Family Services, Inc., operating Beckham County Detention Center, as well as a cooperative agreement with the Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food, and Forestry Wildlife Services Division.

After all contracts were inspected and approved, the commissioners adjourned their meeting, and will meet again on Friday due to Memorial Day next Monday.

Burlington FFA hosts blood drive Burlington FFA hosted the Oklahoma Blood Institute for a blood drive on May 7. Several Burlington FFA members, teachers and town residents donated blood in the name of Connor Sneary from Alva. At the end of the day, 24 citizens contributed blood. Hosting blood drives is just one of the many ways that Burlington FFA members prove they are truly “living to serve.

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Merle loved to hunt, fish and travel.

He was a member of the NRA and took several trips with his brother, Alan, to attend conventions. He actively volunteered in the Freedom community with the Freedom Museum, the senior center, and the local food pantry. Most of all, he loved to spend time with his family visiting, playing games, working on projects and sharing stories. Cards and domino games could become quite a contest. Merle loved working on projects of all kinds and frequently made the rounds of family members to work on his “daddy-do” lists.

Merle survived two out-of-hospital cardiac arrests and passed away at KU Medical Center shortly after quadruple bypass surgery. His last words were to his family to assure them of his everlasting love for them.

Merle was preceded in death by his parents, Vernie Ray Burkhart and Louisa Mae McGee Burkhart; his stepmother Nelda Lucille Magee Burkhart; his sister Lavonne Burkhart Carver White Parrot; and a brother, Dwight Lowell Burkhart.

He is survived by his wife, Ramona Faye Wadkins Burkhart; two daughters

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Memorial contributions may be made through the funeral home to the Freedom Museum. Remembrances may be shared with the family at www. marshallfuneralhomes.com.

ALICE D. CORBIN Memorial services for Alice DeAnn Corbin will be held Saturday, May 24, 2014, at 2 p.m. at Alva Municipal Cemetery, Wharton Funeral Chapel is in charge of arrangements.

Online condolences may be made at whartonfuneralchapel.com.

Alice DeAnn Corbin, a woman of faith, was born Jan. 2, 1925, in Mountain View, Okla., and passed to eternal life on April 17, 2014.

DeAnn was the daughter of Oscar Roy Hollis and Edna Pulaski Reynolds Hollis. The family moved to Alva in 1925.

In 1944, she was married to Chester Corbin and moved from Alva to Liberal, Kan., in 1954 and from Liberal to Wichita, Kan., in 1964.

DeAnn graduated from Wichita State University with a BA in religion and an MA in gerontology. She was an accredited legal secretary, an associate for an international trade company, a Menninger Bible Study instructor for over 20 years and at one point was director of the East Wichita Shepherd’s Center.

Her lifelong passion was writing poetry, religious leadership and her weekend hobby for many years was helping at the couple’s cattle farm in Chautauqua County, Kan., with Chet.

DeAnn was a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution and the Riverside Christian Church in Wichita.

She was preceded in death by her husband, Chester; her mother and father; her sisters, Ealon Willey, Gwendolyn Anderson and Daphne Hollis Myers; her granddaughter, Laura Ellen Corbin; and grandson, Caleb Pomeroy.

She is survived by her daughter.

Susan; husband, Dan; and her sons, Hollis and wife Helen, Andrew and wife Robin, and Matthew. She is also survived by her brother, Oscar LeRoy Hollis; four grandsons; three granddaughters; and 12 great-grandchildren.

DeAnn was a loving daughter, wife, mother, grandmother and greatgrandmother. She was a caring, patient, smiling woman, a thoughtful neighbor, a dedicated and unfaltering Christian example for each and every family member and friend.

The family wishes in lieu of flowers memorial donations be made to Riverside Christian Church in Wichita.

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Many major capital improvements approved by South Barber school board

By Yvonne Miller The South Barber Board of Education had a full agenda at its May meeting. So much, in fact, the Newsgram broke the story into two separate articles. The first article ran last Wednesday regarding the board’s changing the current eight-point grading scale to a 10-point grading scale. The remainder of the meeting is in this article.

Board President Steve Allen conducted the board meeting with the following members present: Dooli Rugg, Deb Helfrich, Jeff Black, Mike Anderson, Mark Pollock and Dana Roark. Superintendent Brad Morris and board clerk Julie Johnson also sat at the board table.

A last-minute addition to the agenda was the resignation of K-12 vocal teacher Boram Shin. However, this is not a resignation either Shin or the board wants. Shin is from South Korea. Superintendent Morris said the issue is due to her immigration status and is a daily work-in-progress to get it fixed so she can continue to teach at South Barber.

High School Parking Lot and Stadium Improvements Approved Two major projects received board approval to be done this summer. One is repairing the parking lot at the high school, which is full of cracks and potholes and is basically in a state of disrepair. The other project is repairing and remodeling the football bleachers at the junior/senior high school. This includes repairing the home and visitor side seating and the press box, which Morris said has wood rot.

The board adopted Resolution 2014-3, which approves issuance, sale and delivery of general obligation capital outlay bonds in the amount of $720,000. The school is able to borrow against their capital outlay funds.

Superintendent Morris said this is possible because of a legislative house bill that gave schools more freedom to use their capital outlay money.

Resolution 2014-2 was also passed, which would levy tax for the capital outlay fund. The resolution states – and the superintendent assured – that passage does not increase taxes or the mill rate, which remains at eight-mills.

The family of Dorothy Rauh would like to thank all who remembered us with thoughts, prayers, cards, food, flowers and memorial contributions. And a special thanks to the Share Nursing Home, Share Hospice, Dr. Colvert and Carrie for her care.

To Pastor Aaron Wagner and Wharton Funeral Chapel for the beautiful service. Thanks, also to the ladies of the church for the luncheon. God Bless Each of You.

The parking lot bid from Circle C Paving and Construction, LLC of Goddard, Kan., was approved. The bid totals $225,600 and includes a super slurry (a revolutionary new liquefied cement application). The parking lot will have a double chip seal.

Superintendent Morris said this will be done at the same time that the city is doing street repair this summer, so it’s a better deal.

The football stadium repair and remodel bid is from Heartland Seating. The home-side bleacher cost is $83,188. The visitor-side cost is $15,718. Cost of the new press box is $50,000. So, total cost of the stadium improvements are $98,956. The board selected this bid over another one Morris said was about $215,000.

The new home-side bleachers will have handicap-accessible seating and railings going to the top of the stadium.

Before voting, when board members first discussed the need for the remodeled bleachers, namely the press box, Rugg said, “We need new curtains at the grade school gym.”

Of the $720,000 borrowed against capital improvements, approximately $300,000 remains for other projects, Morris said. Some of those include elementary bathroom improvements, a fire alert system and a bus, etc.

Board members unanimously approved the capital improvement projects.

Superintendent Reports Morris said that on May 6 the computer tower on top of the district office fell, poking a hole in the Chieftain Theater roof.

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The special education assessment will increase $19,300 for next year.

The superintendent explained this is to cover the increase in health care costs for the special education paraprofessionals.

Morris said USD 255 will lose $3,117 in Title money, which is federally funded.

Summer Weight Position and Other Board Business The agenda called for possible approval of (teacher and head high school football coach) Tim Rector as summer weights and conditioning coach. Board members asked numerous questions before voting. Morris said Rector “has always been there; he just wasn’t paid.” Now he will receive $997 working about two hours per day three days a week this summer.

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Rector except Pollock, who abstained.

Clerk Johnson said the abstention counts as a “no” vote.

Scott Sibley received board approval as an emergency substitute.

Current bills totaling just over $270,000 were approved.

In the middle of the meeting, the board met in executive session for 20 minutes to discuss non-elected personnel with no action taken upon return to open session.

At the end of the meeting the board held an approximatly 10 minute executive session to discuss negotiations with no action taken upon return to open session.

Achievements Principal Marcia Cantrell said fifth-grade teacher Samantha Nichols received the Eggleston Teacher Award, which is $500 to use in her classroom.

Nichols also applied for a grant and received it from the Lowes Charitable

and Educational Foundation. This awarded her $2,000 to use for school improvements Cantrell said their students call “Our Back Lot.” At state forensics, Daniel Anderson and Caitlin Jacobs made it to the semifinals, placing eighth.

Taylor McCullough, who will be a senior in the fall, was crowned Miss South Barber last Wednesday. She’ll represent her school at Northwestern Oklahoma State University’s Miss Cinderella Pageant in October.

Both Principal Brent Shaffer and Principal Cantrell complimented music teachers Jill Daughhettee (band) and Boram Shin (vocal) for the “great” and “fantastic” music programs.

Cantrell said the air-conditioned gym (for the first time at the grade school) “was wonderful!”

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Kiowa Council approves street work, says no to city doing motor vehicle inspections

By Yvonne Miller All members attended the May meeting of the Kiowa City Council conducted by Mayor Brandon Farney, including Russel Molz, Tom Wells, Mark Lambert, Bill Watson and R.L. Simpson.

Also seated at the council table were City Administrator Nathan Law, City Clerk Marlo Rugg and City Attorney Laurel McClellan.

Barber County Sheriff Justin Rugg addressed the council, mainly to tell them what a good working relationship his department has with the Kiowa Police Department.

“Everything is going very smooth.

We’re working very well together. In the past it hasn’t always gone so smooth,” Rugg said. “Don’t hesitate to call us.”

The sheriff said his department has a new dual-purpose dog.

Street Improvements to Begin Law and City Superintendent Gary Johnson propose doing 20,000 square yards of streets this summer.

The cost of the annual street work is higher than last year by $2.08/ square yard, but is based on using more expensive, better quality emulsion from Circle C. Law said this higher quality chip and seal is expected to last longer.

The quoted rock price from APAC is $11/ton, a .50/ton increase over last year.

Rock hauling is $20/ton from Heath McMurray.

The cost breakdown is $41,240.05 to Circle C for chip/seal and $9,300 for rock and hauling. The council approved the scope of work, not to exceed $54,500.

Council Says No to Police Officer Doing Commercial Motor Vehicle Inspection Law told the council that Officer

Kenneth Richardson went through a twoweek training to be certified to inspect commercial motor vehicles. The officer is now working on additional training for inspector certification.

Annual costs would be $250, plus potential future costs of $1,000 to $1,500 for a laptop with an air card, a mobile printer, etc. The council would also be required to adopt federal motor carrier safety regulations to have enforcement power via the municipal court. Law recommended the council approve the ordinance and amend the city code accordingly.

When the council heard this proposal, many gave negative feedback. Lambert said, “Do we want to detour all truck traffic to stay on Highway 281? ‘Cause that’s what will happen if we do inspections.” He mentioned an example of a community that did this when he was trucking and all of their truck stops closed because truckers avoided traveling through that town.

Molz said, “We don’t need to be doin’ it.” Wells said, “Kiowa is not in the inspection business.” Councilmembers also cited the negative impact on harvesters.

The proposal died for lack of a motion.

Appointments and Other Annual Business The council acted on annual items, including appointments, and city, health and dental insurance. The approved mayoral appointments are: municipal judge – Jon Von Achen, chief of police – Steven Johnson, city clerk - Marlo Rugg, prosecuting attorney – Laurel McClellan, and city treasurer – Rex Zimmerman.

Law apprised the council that

the city’s annual property insurance contract cost for the city’s 2014-15 year is $54,379, which is an increase of $2,479 over the previous year or a 4.78 percent increase. The council approved the automatic renewal, which includes property, liability, automobile, worker’s compensation, etc.

The council also approved continuing the annual health and dental insurance contract with Blue Cross Blue Shield of Kansas. The rate changes actually show an overall decrease of 1.989 percent if the city maintains its existing plan.

Fiber Optics Request and More Council Business Kan/Okla has a project to connect Waldron with Hardtner. They plan to take a fiber line into Kiowa, connect to SC Telcom, and then head back out of town. Law said there is no cost to the city for the proposed locating of the fiber line. However, he said the council may consider imposing a right-of-way use fee.

Law said this would be a convenience for Kan/Okla and SC Telcom. It would amount to about 13.5 blocks of buried line in city right-of-ways. The council approved the fiber optics work and charging Kan/Okla $500 to help cover city costs, plus guarantees in the contract to protect city interests.

SC Telcom requested space on the south side of the water tower to erect a dish to beam a broadband signal to a customer outside the city limits. The council voted to charge a yearly fee of $250 per customer served by the dish.

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Dr. Sue Diel asks BHS grads, `Why not you?’

By Yvonne Miller Only four graduates dressed in purple caps and gowns walked down the aisle at the Burlington High School (BHS) commencement Friday evening, but Superintendent Glen Elliott told the class of 2014, “You are a small group, but you make a wide swath.”

The superintendent told the graduates, “I couldn’t ask for a group to do better in their leadership role.”

DeAnna Wright played the traditional “Pomp and Circumstance” as the group made their final walk down the aisle as high school students. Graduate Richard Fischer opened with an invocation. The small but mighty class sang “For Good” with taped accompaniment that provided a full sound for their class musical presentation.

As salutatorian, Jenna Maltbie told the crowd, “Burlington School has truly blessed me with far more than I deserve.” She thanked

Burlington High School class valedictorian Carter Stewart and class salutatorian Jenna Maltbie stand with Dr. Sue Diel, who returned to her alma mater as commencement speaker Friday evening. Photo by Yvonne Miller

family, teachers and the community. Maltbie said her time at Burlington taught her to be a leader, a worker and a listener. She said it is the memories made that are most special to her.

Maltbie’s voice cracked a bit as she thanked her friends. She described the two boys in her class, Carter Stewart and Richard Fischer, as being “like my brothers.” The tears came when she looked at her classmate Heather Armbruster and said, “Heather, this is the first time we’ll be apart in 13 years.”

“We shared victories and defeats,” Maltbie recalled and added she never dreamed the four of them would hold a national FFA title.

Class valedictorian Carter Stewart had the crowd stand up, step to the left and hold their breath. “I got you to stand up for something, took your breath away and moved you,” he said.

Then to the school and community he said, “Thanks for moving me and taking my breath away.”

Carter said the people at Burlington School “teach good work ethics.” He expressed appreciation for all the encouragement he’s received from family, the school and community.

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Dr. Sue (Jenkinson) Diel, a 1969 BHS graduate, speaks at the 2014 BHS commencement Friday evening. Also shown on stage is: (left to right) are Superintendent Glen Elliott; board member Allison Armbruster, whose daughter Heather graduated; and board member Beth Guffy.

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Serving the groom as best man was Benjamin Hudgens. Groomsmen were Kyle Callison, brother-in-law of the groom; William Maltbie; Andron Brown and Brian Gosselin, friends of the groom. The junior groomsman was Trevor Hankey, cousin of the groom.

Seating the guests were Joseph Fuller, brother of the bride, and Jordan Kelley,

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Following the outdoor ceremony, everyone was invited to attend the indoor cake and punch reception. The four-tiered bridal cake was decorated in a white floral design with plum ribbon.

The groom’s cake was decorated in John Deere green and yellow, complete with wheat and a tractor on top.

After their trip to Florida, the couple will reside on the family farm northeast of Amorita, where the groom is engaged in farming. The bride has accepted employment with BKD, an audit and tax firm in Enid.

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longer need, such as vehicles, an office phone system, assorted furniture, a VHS video camera and equipment, a sound board, and much more.

The council approved advertising for a surplus sale.

Bids will be opened at the next council meeting for the surplus items.

Bidders may change their bids at the meeting if needed.

The council approved the purchase of three transformers at a cost of $4,950 from the electric fund. This is part of a project to replace the platform structure at the south grain elevator for O.K Grain, the co-op in Kiowa.

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council that county diversion funds are available to help the police department get equipment. This money from the county attorney will help purchase a couple bullet-proof vests at $2,300, and also new police rifles. Molz opposed the purchase, which passed 4-1.

Johnson said Reserve Officer Michael Simpson is presently attending classes at the Kansas Law Enforcement Academy.

Molz questioned the city paying the reserve officer for 40-hour work weeks during the two-week training.

The council agreed to a special meeting to be held June 30 at 8 p.m. to discuss the budget.

Law said tree-trimmer licenses should

be strictly enforced due to some “unsafe practices” recently. He mentioned the wireless hand-held mic at the community building was damaged and no one claimed responsibility. The administrator said replacement could cost from $300 to over $1,000.

Two planning commission hearings are scheduled for May 21. One is for a car wash on Main Street. The other is for a new home with two new accessory structures, which are both over the limit of 900 square feet.

At the end of the meeting, the council held an executive session to discuss confidential data: WFEC and AEC proposed electric rate structure.

Grads

Dr. Sue (Jenkinson) Diel returned to the BHS stage she had walked across as a graduate in 1969. A lifelong educator, she came to deliver the commencement address.

“That was 45 years ago,” Diel said in disbelief. “It’s gone way too fast. It really is an honor to be here.”

Referring to Thunder star Kevin Durant’s moving MVP speech when he made a tribute to his sacrificing mother, Diel thanked her own mother, Margaret Jenkinson, who was in the crowd to hear her daughter speak.

She also thanked her late father, Manford, who was a longtime member of the Burlington Board of Education.

Diel centered her speech around the 2014 Super Bowl when the Seattle Seahawks stunned the favorite Denver Broncos, trouncing them

These four are the graduating class of 2014 at Burlington High School (left to right): Carter Stewart, Jenna Maltbie, Heather Armbruster and Richard Fischer. Photo by Yvonne Miller

43-8. The not-so-well-known Seattle quarterback Russell Wilson, 5’ 11”, overcame the proven Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning, 6’ 5”, who wears many championship rings. Diel said Manning had something like $15 million compared to Wilson’s $526,000.

“It really was a David and Goliath story,” she said of the two quarterbacks.

Wilson was reportedly motivated by a quote from his father: “Why can’t you be a world champion?” In his pregame speech, Wilson asked his teammates, “Why not us?”

“It’s the heart you have. It applies to all of us,” Diel told the graduates. “It’s giving it all you got.”

She said, “This chapter of your life is ending.” She reminded the graduates that whatever they choose to do will require some type of further education, whether it’s college or technical training.

A now retired longtime professor of education and department head at Northwestern Oklahoma State University (NWOSU), Diel said, “At NWOSU they’ve always said if you are from Burlington you’ll do good.” She thanked the graduates’ parents for their support of their children.

She again addressed the graduates and asked them, “Why not you? Anything you set your mind to do – you can do.”

Diel shared some inspirational words from American poet Maya Angelou, who says courage is the most important virtue. Diel told the graduates it took courage to arrive at this moment in their lives and it will take courage for the next chapters of their lives as they look beyond their tasseled caps.

“Why not you,” she again asked the graduates. Advising them to be a person with good purpose as they go forth into the world, Diel said, “It’s not going to be easy – but it’s going to be worth it.”

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Alfalfa County real estate transactions Real Estate Transactions Ray Dean Dubbs and Jennifer Dubbs to Rickey Anderson and Allesi A. Anderson: All of Lots Two and Three in Block six, of the West Side Addition in the city of Cherokee, according to the recorded plat thereof. Warranty deed.

Hawk Haven River Ranch, L.C. to Cormack & Wilber LLC: The North Half of Section 21, Township Twenty-seven North, Range Ten, W.I.M., LESS a tract commencing at the Northeast corner of said section 21, Thence South 188 feet, Thence Northwest 390 feet to a point on the North boundary of said Section 340 feet West of said Northeast corner of Section 21, Thence East 340 feet East to the place of beginning; and All that part of the South Half of section 21, Township 27 North, Range Ten, W.I.M., lying North of Highway 11, LESS the East Half of the Southeast Quarter, and LESS those acreage conveyed to Page 876 and Book 677, Page 878; All of which is LESS the oil, gas and mineral, SUBJECT to easements and oil and gas leases of record, and containing 424 acres, more or less. Warranty deed.

Harlan R. Ray and Patricia L. Ray, husband and wife to Bryan K. Fischer and Mona L. Fischer, husband and wife: Lots Five, Six, Seven and Eight, in Block 12, in the Town of Jet, A/K/A

New Jet, Alfalfa County, Oklahoma, according to the recorded plat thereof.

Warranty deed.

William Taylor Shrum and Shannon Shrum, his wife to Burlington School District 1-001: Lots 21 through 24 inclusive, Block 15, Original Town of Burlington, according to the recorded plate thereof. Warranty deed.

Delmar L. Allen, a single man, and Delmar Lavarre Allen, Trustee of the Delmar Allen Revocable Trust, dated July 18, 2013 to Rockenbach Family Revocable Trust, a trust created by an instrument dated the 25th day of Feb. 2011: Lots one thru 24, in Block four, in the original town of Byron, Alfalfa County, Oklahoma, LESS AND EXCEPT all of the oil, gas and other minerals; Lots one, two, three, four, five, six and the north half of lots seven, and the north half of lot 18, and all of lots 19, 20, 21, 22, 23 and 24, in block 8, in the original town of Byron, Alfalfa County, LESS AND EXCEPT all of the oil, gas and other minerals. Warranty deed.

S. Tom Farnsworth, a single man, and D. Jill Wilson, a single woman to Tommy Enterprises, L.L.C.: The north half of Lots 1,2,3,4,5 and 6, Block 26, of Jet, Oklahoma, also known as the New Town of Jet of Oklahoma. Warranty deed.

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Jerry Dean Davis to James Lyle Davis: Lot 1 through 6 Block 14, Helena, High School Addition. Quit claim deed.

Richard Charles Brown aka R.C. Brown and Phyllis Joan Brown aka Phyllis J. Brown to RC Brown L.L.C.: The surface only of the Northwest Quarter of Section 21, Township 27 North, Range 11 W.I.M., Alfalfa County, Oklahoma. Quit claim deed.

Judith Ann Snider, a singe person to Larry Snider and Devonna Snider, husband and wife: The southeast quarter of section 15, township 23 north, range 11 W.I.M., Alfalfa County, Oklahoma.

Quit claim deed.

Lynn Puffinbarger to Cody Lynn Puffinbarger: The surface only in a tract of land in the NW/4 of Section 35, township 27 north, range 11, W.I.M., containing 3.5 acres, more or less. Quit claim deed.

Mortgages Duane E Condreay and Norma L Condreay, Husband and Wife to Bank of the West: Lots four, five, six, seven, eights, nine and the north half lot ten in block 123 in the first addition to the town of Carmen, Alfalfa County, Oklahoma, according to the recorded plat thereof. $19,700.

Larry Snider and Devonna Snider to Judith Ann Snider: A tract of land beginning oat the southeast corner of the north half of the southeast quarter of section 15, township 23 north, range 11 W.I.M., Alfalfa Co., Oklahoma, thence west 725 feet, thence south 395 feet, thence west 1,100 feet, north 395 feet, west to the west lind of said SE/4, north to the northwest corner of SE/4, east along the north line of SE/4 to the northeast corner of said SE/4, south along the east line of said SE/4 to the point of beginning containing 90 acres more or less. $25,000.

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USDA info: 155.83 acres Farmland, 118.38 acres of cropland, 115.00 acre wheat base with 32 bushel direct yield and 35 bushel cc-yield.

Legal Desc: NW/4 of Section 10-26N-5W Grant County Oklahoma.

Tract 3: Oil & Gas Mineral interests N/2NE Sec. 7-26N-5W Grant County OK

All information is taken from sources believed reliable; however, no guarantee is made by the auction company, agents, or their employer. Any announcements made the day of sale take precedence over any previous advertising, promotion, or statements.

Auction Services (office) 580-327-4440 Shane Terrel (broker/auctioneer) 580-327-7889 www.huntingcountry.net

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May 12, 2014 5:42 a.m. Burglary report, respondent called and wants a report made, respondent stated that someone broke into her ice merchandiser that is located outside the store/Carmen Mini Mart, deputy advised and en route.

10:39 a.m. Agency assist, assisting Major County with pick up of suspect 1 mile east of Highway 8 on County Road 580, deputy unable to find suspect.

May 14, 2014 12:45 p.m. Arrest prisoner in custody, deputy on Carmen blacktop, deputy requested wrecker, prisoner in custody x 1 white male.

2:42 p.m. Livestock at large, respondent called and reported that she had a call about cattle being out but they reported that there is one out that isn’t theirs, has CB on left rear, 1 mile west of McWillie and 1 mile north on railroad tracks.

3:41 p.m. Miscellaneous, respondent called and complained about four wheelers driving around fast in Jet, wanted to know the laws about four wheelers.

7:37 p.m. Livestock at large, Cherokee Police Department called and wanted someone called about calves being out by locker plant, called owner, they will take care of it.

8:22 p.m. Grass fire, Cherokee Police Department advised that a respondent called in a fire in a ditch on Highway 45 west of Eagle Chief Bridge west of Carmen, deputy and Carmen Fire Department advised, Carmen Fire Department en route.

8:31 p.m. Minor accident, Cherokee Police Department called and advised of a single-vehicle accident, truck across the road on Fish Hatchery Road, already called wrecker, OHP and deputy advised, OHP on scene, trooper said it was two-tenths of a mile on west County Road 700 on Jefferson Road, Cherokee Ambulance on scene.

May 15, 2014 12:14 p.m.Uunknown problem, caller advised of an elderly couple at Cozy Curve on highways 64 and 8 asking people for food, lady said they were from Arkansas and her husband is a sex offender but has not registered in Oklahoma, deputy advised and en route, the couple were not on scene, deputy advised he will talk to another gentleman on scene to see if he knows which way the couple walked off to, unable to locate couple.

6:56 p.m. Information, man called about loud music from a white car one block south of N. Central, said it was keeping him awake, he couldn’t sleep, wants to file a complaint.

7:38 p.m. Break/enter, respondent advised individual called and broke lock off of shop building on Fifth Street in Carmen, she had put her car in the shop, she advised her that she had broken the lock, she put her car in the shop and she wanted car out of shop, deputy advised respondent was not around, needed to know where she was so he could take a report, respondent was in Alva but will be there in 25 to 30 minutes, deputy advised respondent to come to sheriff’s of-

fice to make a report, deputy advised he would take care of it tomorrow.

May 16, 2014 7:00 p.m. Suspicious person at Salt Plains Crystal digging area, respondent advised several subjects in black running around with sticks and a camera crew in an undesignated area, deputy advised the individuals have permission to be there, all is receiving well.

7:55 p.m. Unknown problem in Carmen, deputy advised a juvenile took off running when he saw him, deputy advised father of juvenile became very irritated when he asked why juvenile was running from him, deputy advised DHS case worker.

May 17, 2014 8:45 a.m. Information, respondent called to see if we were still under burn ban, advised we were.

10:12 a.m. Livestock at large, two reports of cattle being out 2 miles east of Burlington, called possible owner.

9:14 p.m. Civil standby in Nescatunga, respondent request standby while he picks up his children, deputy advised and en route, deputy has met with respondent at the four-way en route to Nescatunga.

9:21 p.m. Motorist assist, deputy advised of vehicle with flashers on near the four-way north of Cherokee, will check on it, advised people pulled over to change baby.

May 18, 2014 5:37 a.m. Livestock at large, caller advised of red cow out at intersection north of Sod House on Highway 8, advised owner.

7:23 a.m. Livestock at large, respondent called to report she had hit a calf a half-mile to 1 mile south of line on Highway 8, damage was done to car, wanted to make a report, called owner of calf, said he would go check, he had already picked up one calf in ditch respondent said was at Carmen.

8:42 a.m. Dog at large, respondent called and reported individual’s dogs are loose in Nescatunga, they have scratched her granddaughter on her stomach while she was riding her bike, this isn’t the first time that the dogs have been loose, deputy advised and en route, deputy called for animal control, deputy spoke to owner of dog, thinks the scratch is from something other then dog.

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Service Truck Operator - sales and service of large truck and farm tires. Will train the right person with an INSURABLE DRIVING RECORD. Great pay based on commission and this is a very busy store! Benefit package includes paid vacation/personal leave, life, health and dental insurance, 401k and employee discount. Apply at T.O. Haas Tire, 401 North Iliff in Medicine Lodge.

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3 bdrm brick home * 20' x 60' concrete shop bldg w/ elec. * 3.55 +/- ac. * attached 6 stall garage * water well * RV hookup * 20' x 50' lean-to * near Little Sahara State Park * well suited for home, rental prop., RV/ATV storage, or other service companies office/yard Terms: 10% down, bal. due at closing. Announcements made day of the auction take precedence. Visit www.wigginsauctioneers.com for pics & full detail. Lynsie Sturgeon, auction manager, 580-554-2633. Also Selling a few shop items! Terms: Cash/approved check day of auction.

Sellers: Terry Bixler & Patricia Furnish

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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 Eric Nathaniel Willis, 35, Enid: Grand larceny ($340.50) Outstanding warrant.

Misdemeanor Filings Kendall Ray Lowe, 21, Alva: Driving while license is under suspension ($229).

Jacobus J. Nothnagel, 26, Enid: Burning in drought emergency condition ($229).

James Robert Hoke Jr., 22, Mt. Pleasant, Pa.: DUI (Sheriff and Highway Patrol with VCA) ($748.50).

Lance William Gharet, 36, Woodward: DUI (Sheriff and Highway Patrol

with VCA) ($748.50).

Civil Filings Michael Newlin & Judy Newlin to Citi Mortgage Inc.: Release of mortgage ($140.70).

Discover Bank vs. Keshia Cunningham: Breach of contract in the amount of $4,842.50 ($205.70).

Midland Funding LLC vs. Amanda Magness: Indebtedness in the amount of $887.73 ($205.70).

Donna Louise Rhodes & Andrew Rhodes to Glenn Alfred Schlarb Jr. and Robert Lynn Goss: Personal injury for an amount in excess of $75,000 ($323.70).

Divorce Filings Stephen Wayne Arfstrom vs. Rhonda Sharlene Arfstrom: Divorce ($193.70).

Marriage Filings Calvin Lee Jordan, age 23, of Alva and Malissa Lee Corr, age 21, of Alva: Marriage license with certificate ($5).

Andrew Ryan Smith, age 26, of Cherokee and Jessica Jo Hadwiger, age 25, of Cherokee: Marriage license ($50).

Traffic Filings Charles Prado, 45, Enid: Operating

vehicle without a valid driver’s license ($256.50).

Roberto Roja Rivera, 39, Ponca City: Operating vehicle without driver’s license in immediate possession ($211.50).

Jake Allen West, 23, Tonkawa: Left of center in no passing zone ($211.50).

Martin Alvarado, 51, Slaton, Texas: Operating vehicle with weight exceeding maximum allowed ($211.50).

Cain Wesley Cook, 20, Blackwell: Operating a motor vehicle at a speed not reasonable or proper ($256.50).

The following individuals received a citation for speeding: Charles Prado, 45, Enid: 16-20 mph over ($241.50); Nathan Eli Gonzales, 32, Medford: 11-14 mph over ($226.50); Taylor James Flowers, 19, Mesquite, Texas: construction 21-25 mph over ($356.50); Lance William Gharet, 36, Woodward: 11-14 mph over ($226.50).

The following individuals received a citation for failure to wear seatbelt ($20 fine): Kendall Ray Lowe, 21, Alva; Shannon John Mullin, 35, Bogata, Texas; Jarred Leroy Cass, 31, Alva.

Barber County Sheriff’s Log May 12, 2014 Sharon, Hazelton, Kiowa Rural and Medicine Lodge Rural volunteer fire departements, Sheriff Rugg and Deputy English responded to a structure fire about 2 miles southeast of Sharon.

May 15, 2014 Medicine Lodge Ambulance transported patient from Medicine Boulevard to Medicine Lodge Hospital.

May 16, 2014 Kiowa Ambulance transported patient from Main Street to Kiowa Hospital.

Kiowa Rural Volunteer Fire Departement responded to a trash fire at the Barber County Landfill.

May 17, 2014 Medicine Lodge Rural Volunteer

Fire Departement responded to a ditch fire about 9 miles north of Medicine Lodge on U281.

Ashley Maloney, Arkansas City, driving a 2013 Ford struck a deer on the Lake City Road about 3 miles north of Lake City. Over $1,000 damage, no injury, accident investigated by Deputy McCullough.

May 18, 2014 Elwood Township Volunteer Fire Departement aided Woods County units south of Hardtner.

During the week officers received 18 reports of cattle out, one report of goats out, performed 14 public assists and assisted one other agency.

Arrests May 13, 2014 Mickey L. Chambers, Medicine Lodge, W/M, 51. Arrest by MLPD. Charges: Aggravated assault, 2. disorderly conduct, 3. interfering with law enforcement officer. Released May 15,

2014, on $1,500 surety bond.

Carolyn S. Chambers, Medicine Lodge, W/F, 45. Arrest by MLPD. Charges: Disorderly conduct, 2. interfering with law enforcement officer.

Released May 13, 2014, on $1,500 OR bond.

May 15, 2014 Richard A. Schwerdtfeger, Medicine Lodge, W/M, 28. Arrest by BASO. Charge: Criminal damage to property.

Released May 15, 2014, on OR bond.

May 16, 2014 Perry A. Sciara Jr, Kiowa, W/M, 34.

Arrest by KWPD. Charges: Child endangerment, 2. theft.

Kevin W. Clark, Kiowa, W/M, 49.

Arrest by KWPD. Charges: False reporting of a crime, 2. interfering with law enforcement officer.

May 17, 2014 Alisha D. Rugg, Hazelton, W/F, 31.

Arrest by BASO. Court committed for 48 hours.

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Save. Save. Limited Time Sale.

Pony Boy Lures. 600 Mimosa.

580-430-5547 or 580-327-1233 600 Mimosa. Alva. OK. Youth Bows. 10pt Crossbows-Widked Ridge PSE & Long Bows. BuySell-Guns. 580-327-1233 or 580430-5547

Triple F Oilfield Service seeking experienced Diesel Mechanic for Okla. Valid Driver’s License required. Job Duties include but not limited to: inspect brake systems, steering mechanisms, wheel bearings and other important parts, test drive to diagnose malfunctions. Apply in person 46904 Jefferson Road, Alva, OK 73717 or call 580-3272327

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Triple F Oilfield Services LLC in Alva is seeking CDL Truck Drivers. Must have 3 years vacuum truck driving exp. Call the Alva office at 936-590-9706 or 936-572-0603 or pick up app at 46904 Jefferson Rd

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I can cut and stack unwanted trees and brush in your pasture. Part-Time Station Help, after Contact Byron Jones at 580-761- school & weekends with more hours over the summer. Pick3635 Up application at Garnett Oil/ Horseshoeing Conoco. 580-327-2691 Jared Thompson, 2009 Heartland Help Wanted Horseshoeing School graduate taking on clientele. 515-520- Triple F Oilfield is looking 1209. Superior work. Exc for Dispatcher to work in OK. Oilfield & Trucking exp required. scheduling Must be able to run day to day Pasture Tree Clearing operations, knowledge of GPS Save moisture & grass. Let me coordinates & locator, answer clear trees in your pasture. Skid phones & place on hold, transfer Steer & Marshall Tree Saw. Ed or find answers to questions in Grover 580-474-2465 or 580- a cordial fashion. Call the Alva office at 936-572-0603 or 936542-0298 AUTO • HOME • 590-9961 or pick up app at 46904 LIFE • BUSINESS • Boots, Boots, Boots Jefferson Rd WORKERS’ now avail. Latest colors & styles.

COMPENSATION Help Wanted Rocking M. Across from Alva’s Market. M-F 8am-6pm. Sat 9am- Full-Time. Must have Driver’s License. Pick-Up application at 1pm Lehl & Son Water Well at 132 E Need New Sidewalks Okla Blvd Todd Hamilton Driveway perhaps, give us a call Insurance Agent Help Wanted for estimate 580-732-1028 Full-Time Stylist. Apply in Employment person at 507 College rhamilton1@farmersagent.com

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2014 CRC SUMMER PLAYDAYS Sat., May 31st - 5pm

NBHA BARREL RACE Sun., June 1st 2pm exhibit - 3pm Open

NORTHWEST DISTRICT 4-H HORSE SHOW (starts in morning)

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Pettit’s House of Carpet is currently looking to hire more floor covering installers. If interested please call 580-3273044 Mon-Fri 9-5

Alva Church of God is searching for a Christian Woman to Care For the Church Nursery on Sunday Mornings from 9:3011:30. For an Interview Contact Pastor Bob 748-2253.

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UPCOMING AUCTION SURFACE ONLY The Southwest Quarter (SW/4) of Section Thirtythree (33), Township Twenty-six (26) North, Range Fourteen (14) W.I.M., Woods County, Oklahoma.

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Farm Supplies For Sale

If interested call or come by park 4000 Gallon Fuel Tank on Skids office for an application. Must with 110v Pump andMeter. have a current drivers license $3000. 327-2070 or 748-0900. and be able to pass a background check. 580-621-3381 Garage Sales

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The Homestead Retirement Community seeks FT & PT cooks, FT housekeeper & PT office/ activity assistants. Applications are accepted on an ongoing basis and retained for a period of six months. Please consider applying even if our current openings may not suit your employment needs.

Please call 580-430-3390 or apply online at www.smcok.com

May 23-24-25 8am. Nescatunga Salt Plains Lake. New & used woodworking tools & patterns, quilt patterns & blocks, lots of misc

Yard Sale in Nescatunga. 72580 Lakeview Dr. Lots of tools, household items, misc. Mon 8am-5pm.

Sun 1-5pm. Mon 8am-5pm

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Contact Share Medical Center at Share Convalescent Home All Events Are Listed 580-430-3390 or apply online at seeks FT LPNs or RNs. on our Facebook page Auction and www.smcok.com Applications are accepted on Real Estate an ongoing basis and retained KT’SLLC Help Wanted for a period of six months.

RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL 227 Oklahoma Blvd, Alva, OK Depot Bar & Grill. 580-327-7011 Please consider applying even (580) 327-5151 Office • (580) 430-1985 Kevin County Arena Events is our current openings may (580) 327-7207 Kaylee Help Wanted www.ktsauction.com not suit your employment Call (580) 596-6594 to schedule events.

Ebert Construction Co., Inc., needs. Please call 580-430Wamego, KS has openings 3390 or apply online at www. for Laborers & Experienced smcok.com Equipment Operators.

Exp CDL Driver/Day & Night operating multiple types of machines preferred, including Pacer Energy, an affiliate of dozer, escavator, scraper & the Nichols Companies has PLEASE CALL TODAY & ASK US grader. Job site locations are the following open positions ABOUT THE FOLLOWING HWY 270 S of Seiling & on for Drivers at our facility in El 1521 Main Street • Waynoka, OK PRODUCTS: HWY 64 W of Alva. Request Dorado, KS. Must have a Class •5 Gallon Home & Office Delivery application at 785-456-2455 or A CDL, clean record, hazmat email@ebertconstruction.com. & tanker experience. Submit •4 Gallon Disposable Bottles Pre-Employment Drug Screening. Resume to Hr@nbiservices.

•Hot & Cold Water Dispensers com. Must include job title/job •Custom Labeled Water for your EOE location in the subject line Business or Charity

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Annual Meeting

Window A/C

Bunch of Old Stuff. Glassware, signs, etc. 4-7pm Fri only. 216 Choctaw

for the Short Springs Cemetery. Mon, May 26, Short Springs Schoolhouse, Hyw 64 & Countyline 530, 11am, Potluck

Frigidaire 15,100btu, 10.7EER $225.

Gibson 5000btu 9.7 EER $65. Mirror 48” x 32” x 1/4” beveled edge $75 & 30” x 24” x 1/8” beveled edge $25. 580327-2554

Lawn Care Will Mow 580-334-7508

Miscellaneous For Sale Used refrig with Ice Maker. $200. 620243-2783

For Sale Used Bricks. 580-541-4139

Wanted:Aluminum Cans?

Gathering aluminum pop and beer cans, have some? Or willing to save them for me? I do weekly pick up. Call 580-7480656.

Citizens of Alva The Alva Mural Society now has 26 Historical Murals which Alva is proud of and others come her to see. If you are interested in working with this group to continue this endeavor contact Beverly Kinzie at 580-327-1612

Closed Thur-Mon. Be back Tue. Scribner Salvage. No loads. 580-327-1313

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PAT WHITE REALTY NEW LISTINGS 1602 Murray; 526 9th; 717 7th; 522 Spruce; 817 1st. Price Reductions on 531 13th, 630 Center, 731 13th. Call Soon!

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Nice Baldwin Hamilton Studio Piano. $650. 580-541-6340

829 Flynn Bird Bath Please return our Bird Bath to 829 Flynn, it means more to our family and friends than it would you. Thank you!

Real Estate Normandy Apartments 2 bdrm for rent. 405-659-4199

For Rent in Cherokee 2-3 bdrm House with Dishwasher, Dish TV, all bills paid. 316-734-5485

For Rent 927 Barnes. 4-5bdrm. 2bth. Private backyard. Very nice. No Pets. $1500/mo.

Avail May 12. 405-659-5273

Home For Sale 2010 Skyline Trailer House. 15’ x 56’ single wide mobile home, 2bdrms 2bths, great cond. $31,500. Questions or more info call 580-334-2529

For Sale 1507 Murray Drive. 3bdrms, 2bths, large living areas. Attached garage, fireplace, hardwood floors, great location & spacious yard with deck & privacy fence. Call Devon Cushenbery at 580430-5491

For Rent Travel Trailer in Carmen, OK. $400/ Month. Bills paid. Also weekly rates.

Call Harvey at 580-548-6835

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ident Lauren Hitchcock said, “Thank you to the people of the South Barber community, our teachers and our amazing parents. It is because of your support that we have made it here today.

You are the foundation that has allowed us to grow.”

Lauren said to the crowd, “You bought Girl Scout cookies, Red Wheel food, cake chances, magazines, raffle tickets, FFA slaves, and were generous to donate money to whatever fundraiser we happened to be doing at the time.

More importantly, you attended and helped conduct sporting

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Nice Brick Home & 1 +/- Ac. * 30' x 24' Morton Bldg * Green Valley Addn * W. of Enid AUCTION Friday - May 30, 2014 - 10:00 a.m.

Auction Location: 1500 Indian Dam Rd., Lahoma, OK, Green Valley Addn.

E. of Lahoma (6 mi. W. of Wal-mart on US 412, 1 mi. S. on Logan Rd., 3/8 mi.

W. to Indian Dam Rd., then N. to auction site.)

Open House Date (home is occupied): Mon., May 19th, 4-6 p.m. OR contact Vicki Wiggins Allen, auction mgr, for an appt. to view the home.

Well cared for * ready to move into * beautiful 1 +/- ac. lot * w/in 7 min. of Enid's W. side shopping & eateries * 3 BDRMS * 2 BA * nice size living rm w/fireplace * kitchen w/nice cabinetry, breakfast bar, dishwasher & range * dining area * office * Trane heat pump * storm windows & doors * attached 2 car garage * indoor access to nice size storm shelter * covered front porch * covered back patio * private & relaxing back yard * beautiful mature shade trees * additional storage/shop area off garage * 30' x 24' Morton insulated shop bldg w/concrete floor, electricity & propane heat, if desired * 8' x 8' garden shed * water well * rural water '13 Taxes: were approx. $1,176.00 w/homestead exemption. Possession: at closing. Terms: 10% down, bal. due at closing. Announcements made day of auction take precedence. Visit www.wigginsauctioneers.com for pictures!

Sellers: Robert & Sherry Hayes

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One Grand Center, 201 N. Grand, Suite 600 Enid, Oklahoma 73701 (580) 233-3066 PH # 1-800-375-3773 • FAX # (580) 237-4915 Members of the O. S. A. A. And the N. A. A. www.wigginsauctioneers.com www.wigginsauctioneers.com Heritage Manor Bed & Breakfast - Historic Victorian Home w/ 10+/-Ac 66+/- Ac Alfalfa Co. – Recreational – Wooded – Livestock Land Furniture and Antiques AUCTION Thursday - May 29, 2014 - 10:00am Open House Date: Tuesday May 20, 5pm-7pm Auction Location: From the Jnct of U.S. 412 & Hwy 8, 5 mi North on Hwy 8, 1 mi East & 1/4 mi to SW corner of property.

Real Estate Will Sell At 10:00 a.m.

Tract #1: 10+/- ac w/ the historic Heritage Manor Bed & Breakfast. Approx. 4,390 sq/ft * 784 sq/ft basement * 500 sq/ft garage * 778 sq/ft porch * 5 bdrm * 3 bath—beautiful Victorian Home set in trees.

Operated for 40 years as a Bed & Breakfast, this home could make a great on-going business or an incredible home. Tract #2: 66+/- outstanding wildlife acres. Approx. 48 wooded acres w/ the bal. in native grass.

Property has good fences on three sides and also has windmill. GENERAL STATEMENTS: Order of Auction: Tracts will be offered separately, then together Legal: N/2 SW 17-23-11 less 4 ac. tract. F.S.A. Info: 48.02 ac of cropland w/ 47.8 ac enrolled in CRP. Soil Types: Pond Creek-I, Devol-III, Eda-IV, Carwile-IV, Aline-VI. Minerals: Do not sell. Possession: To be given at closing and transfer of title. Terms: 10 % down, bal. due at closing. Announcements made day of auction take precedence.

Personal Property Will Sell Immediately Following the Real Estate Furniture: Nightstands; Story & Clark Organ; Cabinets; 2 piece sectional; Wicker pieces; Magazine racks; Small tables; Wooden chairs; Sitting tables; Desk dresser set; Antique Barber Chair; Book cases; Cedar chest; Microwave; Mini-fridge; Lamps; China Cabinet Misc: Antique baby carriages; Old Books; Antique wheelchairs; Rugs; Floor heaters; Dolls; Typewriters; Mannequins; Fine China; Dish Sets; Flatware; Glasses; Grinders; Saddles; Phonographs; Wall Hangings; Christmas decorations; Handmade quilts; Decorative fans; Fabric; Lightning rods; Primitive tools; Candy machines; Soda fountain containers; antique Dr.'s bags; Avon bottles; Antique radios; vinyl records; Picture frames; Costume jewelry; Children's toys; Prayer rug; Railroad lanterns; Lap robes; Tea sets; Antique washing machine; Generators; Incubators; Shop vac; Political buttons; Switchboard from Driftwood; Shop propane heater; Globes; Antique Scales; Velometer; Antique Dr.'s tools; Tins; Large Ceramic elephants; Punch bowl sets; Kerosene Lamps; Cake decorating equip.; Bubble gum machine; Cream can; Baskets; Hats; Bird cages; Sheets; Tablecloths; Pillows; Tapestry; MUCH, MUCH MORE! Terms: Cash or approved ck day of auction. Announcements made day of auction take precedence. Contact Adam Martens, Auction Manager, 580-744-0194; Visit www.wigginsauctioneers.com for more info & pics.

Seller: Carolyn Rexroat One Grand Center, 201 N. Grand, Suite 600 Enid, Oklahoma 73701 (580) 233-3066 PH # 1-800-375-3773 • FAX # (580) 237-4915 Members of the O. S. A. A. And the N. A. A. www.wigginsauctioneers.com

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Farm, Hay & Tillage Equipment * Cattle & Horse Equip. * Farm Related & Shop Items '14 Chevy 3500 HD Diesel * Trucks * Trailers * Boat & Wave Runners RVs * ATV AUCTION Wednesday - May 28, 2014 – 10:00 a.m.

Auction Location: Wiggins Barn (from SH 58 & US 412 in Ringwood, 3 mi. N., 2 mi. W., & 1/8 mi. N.) Tractors: JD 5075E w/553 loader MWFD 600+/- hrs, 12 spd, 1 remote (weights & pallet fork sell separately) * JD 4640 w/168 loader & grapple, duals exc. rubber, QR, 3 remotes, very clean * JD 8570, 4x4 * JD 1020, well maintained * '77 MF 50D w/34A loader * two930 Case tractors, one w/complete rebuild on engine w/in last yr Harvesting: late model Gleaner L2 long shoe, big motor, exc. Condition * Brent 672 grain cart * 10' pickup header * two- 8 row corn headers Trucks: '01 Chev. C6500 w/3126 Cat, Allison auto, hyd. brakes, air, am/fm, 18' bed, 42” sides, Scott dbl action hoist, single axel, Sherlock roll over tarp, shows, 183,869 +/- mi., plumbed for hyd. * '73 Chevy C60 w/liquid tank, motor replaced w/in yr * C65 Chevy w/18' bed & hoist, motor locked * GMC 6500, 16' bed & hoist * '48 GMC, 14' bed & hoist * late 40s Studebaker Tillage Equip.: JD 9350 40' drill * JD 9350 30' drill * Krause 32' tandem disc * two - 8 row corn headers (fits JD 9600) * FlexKing 7 blade sweep plow * 11' sweep plow * 16' sweep plow * Cook 14' tandem offset * 14' tandem disc * Walden 2 drill hitch * 5' 3 pt. garden tiller Pickups: '14 Chev. 3500 HD Duramax diesel crew cab 7-13 dually, auto 6.6 HD Allison trans 6.6 liter, leather, heavy duty grill guard, turn over ball, shows 15,284 +/- mi. * '99 Dodge 3500 diesel reg. cab dually, 234,000 +/- mi., w/utility bed, one owner exc. condition, used for h/a business Stock Trlrs & Flatbeds: '13 Exiss Sierra 3 horse slant w/elec. lift, removable rear tack/saddle room, 7' short wall/full living qtrs w/stove, refrig, h/a, bath, am/fm/cd, sleeps 2-4 * '13 Neckover 32' stock trlr w/factory tarp, butterfly end gates, heavy nylon floor, 3 compartments, 2 partition gates, stairs, 3 axels, GVW 21,000 lbs * 6' x 16' utility trlr * '13 Diamond T 20'x6' bumper pull flatbed tilt trlr, tandem axel, stairs, 15,000 lbs * '92 Fruehauf 53' float, spread axle, air ride, alum rails, wood deck * two- 77”X16' utility trlrs (like new) * 77”x 12' w/4' fold up ramp, like new * 77”x12' w/2' fold up ramp, like new * 6'X14' Calico stock trlr, like new * 32' tandem axle flatbed, frame from a 2013 camper trlr * sm. motorcycle trlr Hay Equip.: JD 1600A hydra-swing, sickle cut, good condition * JD 14 wheel rake hyd. fold * Hesston 12 wheel rake manual fold * Vermeer WR22 10 wheel rake * 4 bale bumper pull hauler, ind. dump * 6 bale gooseneck hauler, ind. dump Cattle & Horse Equip./Roping Supplies: Trojan hyd. working chute * WW working chute * Big Valley working chute on wheels * 2000# Luco cake feeder * Franklin calf puller * lg. & sm. dehorners * rd. liquid feed tank, 4 wheel cap., 1 T * rd. liquid feed tank, 3 wheels, cap., ½ T * bale & bunk feeders * 100 gal. livestock water tanks * auto. water tank floats w/hoses * 4 gal. fence horse feeders * loose hay feed bags * 4 gal. horse water buckets * horn wraps * super soft heading ropes * heeling ropes * protection boots * vet supplies Saddles & Tack: trophy corriente saddle * corriente ranch roper * longhorn ranch roper * misc. tack Corral Panels, Gates & Pipe: 10' & 12' corral panels * 12' corral panels w/walk through * 12' gates w/ hinges * 8' length, 2 3/8” pipe Heat/Air Tools: Fluke & McElroy meters * cordless drills * geothermal gauges * recovery machine * vacuum pump * soldering torch set * pec tools * compression fitting tool * tube bender 3/8” to 7/8” * DeWalt cordless reciprocating saw * flaring tool * hand held hyd. tube expander * misc parts Farm Related: Westfield tailgate hyd. auger * 27' auger * brush hog * JD flail mower * box blade * 3 pt. post hole digger * two 100 gal. fuel tanks w/ 12 v. pumps * newer air compressor w/5 hp Honda gas engine; misc. hand & power tools * Dewalt drill * wire * barb wire * t-posts * elec. fence posts * tools * chains * boomers * plywood Shop Equip.: MIG welder RV: ATV: '06 Yamaha Rhino 450 4x4 RVs: '98 Thor Residency 35' * '92 Fleetwood Southwind 33' Boat & Wave Runners: 2 man bass boat * '96 & '97 Seadoos & MORE! Terms: Cash/ approved check day of auction. Announcements made day of auction take precedence. Visit www.wigginsauctioneers.com for full details, pics and recently added items. * Quentin Sturgeon, Auction Mgr, 580-554-7133 Sellers: Area Farmers & Ranchers One Grand Center, 201 N. Grand, Suite 600 Enid, Oklahoma 73701 (580) 233-3066 PH # 1-800-375-3773 • FAX # (580) 237-4915 Members of the O. S. A. A. And the N. A. A.

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Community Calendar Wednesday 9 a.m. The Woods County Senior Citizens 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.

7 p.m. Alva Moose Lodge men’s meeting is held every Wednesday.

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. 5:30 p.m. Weight Watchers meets every Thursday at College Hill Church of Christ in Alva.

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.

7 p.m. Narcotics Anonymous meets every Friday at the Senior Citizen Center, 122 1/2 E. Second, Cherokee.

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