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The REALTORS® of OklaHomes Realty (clockwise from left): Teresa Collins, Toni Fuson, Jim Courtney, Rose Ann McCaw-Ransom, Founding Partner Allen Stout, Cindy Ryan, Edd McGehee, Judy Cutsinger, Founding Partner Nell Clark, Bob Cutsinger, Tia Stout, Chris Peterson, Kathy Geyer, and Angela Doyle.

When Allen Stout opened the doors of his real estate office in 1989 with four other partners, he never envisioned the changes that would take place over the next 25 years. Since that time, he has become the sole owner of OklaHomes Realty, Inc., located at 2104 S. Hwy. 66. Initially, the company was called First Team Realtors and was comprised of what Stout calls “some of the best REALTORS® in Rogers County” who all had the same vision of being an outstanding group of professionals providing the public with uncompromising customer service. Although the company name and ownership has since changed, the vision is the same. “We follow the Golden Rule as stated in the Code of Ethics and (continued on page 24)

Ron Burrows, Republican candidate for Rogers County Commissioner District 3, plans to return the solid waste management program if elected. By Sheryl Sowell Ron Burrows is the Republican candidate for Rogers County Commissioner District 3. Throughout his campaign and during three public forums, Ron has repeatedly encountered a particular issue that numerous Rogers County citizens are concerned with – the availability of solid waste collection sites utiliz-

ing roll-off trash containers. The roll-off trash container program had been in place for more than a year when the current County Commissioner eliminated the program. Previously, three sites in District 3 (Inola, Catoosa and Claremore) each had a roll-off container in place (continued on page 24)

Honoring Veterans on November 11 MMS-Payne Funeral Home continues its seven-year tradition with salute to veterans and flag retirement ceremony. By Carol Beck-Round Continuing a tradition that started seven years ago, MMS-Payne Funeral Home is once again sponsoring Claremore’s annual Veterans Day parade, which will start promptly at 11:11 a.m. on Tuesday, November 11. The parade line-up starts at the Claremore Expo Center and winds its way down Will Rogers Boulevard to the downtown Gazebo near First Baptist Church. According to Frank Friedemann, director of family services at MMSPayne, “Claremore’s Veterans Day parade is the second largest in northeastern Oklahoma. Our parade has grown since its beginning. We started with a 30-minute parade, but it now

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Veterans on motorcycles join in each year to celebrate Veterans Day during Claremore’s annual parade, which is the second largest in northeastern Oklahoma.

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Owasso/Collinsville 18,744 homes Owasso–74055–12,284 Collinsville–74021–6,460

Rogers County 23,894 homes Claremore–74017–9,052 74019–6,835 Catoosa–74015–2,586 Chelsea–74016–1,782 Inola–74036–2,174 Oologah–74053–1,465

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Santa Cash is back for the holiday shopping season in Claremore. By Carol Beck-Round

If you need some extra money for holiday spending or for paying bills, patronizing Claremore businesses for the 12th annual Santa Cash promotion might help. Kicking off Friday, November 7 at noon and ending at noon on December 19, the annual Claremore Chamber of Commerce’s promotion encourages people to “shop local” for the holiday season. Two cash prizes will be

awarded to Santa Cash shoppers on December 20 at 11 a.m. at the Cherokee Casino Will Rogers Downs Grandstands, east of Claremore on Highway 20. The grand prize winner will walk away with a check for $10,000, while the second-place ticket holder will receive a $2,500 check. Participants must be present to win. “A third drawing of $1,000 cash prize does not require you

to be present to win,” says Dell Davis, Claremore Chamber of Commerce executive director. The first ticket will be posted on Sunday, December 21 on the Chamber website and in the Claremore Daily Progress. If the Santa Cash ticket is not presented at the Chamber office by Friday, January 2, 2015 at the noon deadline, a new number will be posted. The final weekly ticket posting, if no winning ticket has been presented, will be on January 18 with a January 23rd deadline to claim the prize. “The Santa Cash promotion is two-fold,” says Julie Simmons, committee chair. “It rewards shoppers and is a boost to local retail and service participants during the holiday season.”

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Davis adds, “This ‘shop local’ promotion is a tremendous opportunity to keep holiday sales in our community. Every dollar spent in our community can recirculate up to seven times, not to mention the clear benefits of the sales tax dollars working in and for Claremore.” Santa Claus Sponsor and host facility is the Cherokee Casino Will Rogers Downs; Mrs. Claus Sponsor, Suburban Chevrolet; Candy Cane Ticket sponsor, Tulsa Federal Credit Union; Reindeer sponsors: RCB Bank, Claremore Daily Progress, Grand Bank, Bennett’s Route 66 Pharmacy, BancFirst, Bank of Commerce and Wal-Mart. Elves (ticket locations in Claremore) to date include: Asiana Buffett, Atwoods, BancFirst, Bennett’s Route 66 Pharmacy, Carl’s Coney Island, Claremore Compounding Pharmacy, Claremore Daily Progress, Claremore Tire & Auto Repair,

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Claremore Chamber, District on Main, El Maguey Restaurant, Foutz Chiropractic, Grand Bank, Health Center Pharmacy, Heatwave Tanning, Heins Jewelry, J & J Pharmacy, Plum Gold Jewelers, Radio Shack, RCB Bank, Reasor’s, Robertson Tire, Stillwater Milling, Suburban Chevrolet, TTCU The Credit Union, Tulsa Federal Credit Union, Walgreens, Warehouse Market, Westlake Hardware, and Will Rogers Memorial. Will Rogers Downs and Wal-Mart are not ticket outlets. “They are sponsors but do not handle Santa Cash tickets,” says Davis. Will Rogers Downs will be hosting additional drawings in conjunction with Santa Cash. On December 13, Players Club guests can swipe for an entry for two $1,000 pre-Santa Cash drawings, and on December 27, Players Club guests can participate in a second chance entry for a $3,000 drawing. The three weekends combined will award cash in the amount of $18,500.

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YYou’ll Have a Dickens of a Time Claremore Main Street hosts annual historic Christmas celebration November 21-22. By Carol Beck-Round Claremore Main Street will be kicking off the Christmas season with their annual Dickens on the Boulevard celebration featuring lots of family-friendly fun for everyone November 21-22 in historic downtown. Five of Claremore’s historic buildings will come alive on both nights with a guided 90-minute tour of the upper floors and “a slightly embellished story from Claremore’s past,” says Cindy Bissett, executive director of Claremore Main Street. “Participants on the ‘Tales from the Top’ tours will get to hear a story from a character that is closely associated with the building’s past as they portray their life in early-day Claremore. This year’s attendees will also get to participate in the first city council meeting that will be re-enacted based on documented minutes from that meeting, meet royalty who visited Claremore for the radium baths in 1906, and more.” Tours will begin promptly at 6 p.m. on both nights. Cost is $8 per person. Main Street will be roped off for dancing beginning at 8 both nights, including the polka and waltz as well as other Victorian-era dances. Bob Rollins will be calling the dances, such as the Virginia Reel. With the closing of

downtown to traffic, families can safely stroll, dance or ride by wagon down the historic main street beginning at 6. Businesses will be decorated for the holiday season during the free event. Many businesses will also be hosting open houses and keeping their stores open until 8 p.m. Shoppers can sign up for drawings and receive up to $100 in Dickens Dollars to spend at the participating merchants. “We’ll be giving away $300 to $400 each night,” says Cindy. Visitors will be transported back to the Victorian era with live storefront window displays. Individuals, donned in their extravagantly designed gowns and frock coats, will engage people strolling down the historic sidewalks. For those who want to participate in the action by wearing a costume, a contest will be held to determine the Best Dressed. Winners will receive prizes in the following categories: man, woman, couple, young man, young woman, boy and girl. Onstage entertainment by local groups will add to the festive scene. Children can also have their photos snapped with Santa Claus for $4. For those who want to use their own cameras, the cost is only $2. Other planned activities include a Territorial Marshals

Making plans for this year’s Dickens on the Boulevard are committee members (L to R): Matt Mize, Denise Lawrence, Dale Peterson, Barbara Cruse, Susie Nickerson, Carolyn Peterson and Kathy Glover. (Not pictured: Hope Conner and Abigail Peters of the RSU President’s Leadership Class, Jenny Meeks, Brenda Reno, Hoytana Benigar and Jeannie Smith.) Reenactment, a Living Nativity, and wagon rides to Christmas at the Belvidere, where an open house will be hosted on the second floor of the historic mansion. “The Territorial Marshals will be reenacting a gunfight, meeting people in their saloon where you can buy nonalcoholic beverages like Peanut Sarsaparilla and learn old-time card

games,” says Cindy. Victorian craftsmen will also be on site demonstrating their craft, including a wood turner, a blacksmith, a basket weaver and more. Regional authors will be available both nights to sign copies of their books at Boarding House books, located across from the Claremore Progress.

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November 21 & 22 Beginning at 6pm each night Victorian-style celebration kicking off holiday shopping season in downtown Claremore • See Period Artisans - Including weavers, blacksmiths, etc. • Local celebrities dressed in Victorian finery become part of storefronts’ living window displays. • Nightly Victorian-style Dress Contest - best dressed woman, man, couple, young man, young woman, boy, and girl. • Tales from the Top Upperfloor Tours, featuringlocal actors portraying people and events from Claremore’s past. ALL NEW STORIES! • Wagon rides to the new Claremore Museum of History and Belvidere Mansion • Victorian street dance (8:30 each night). • Pictures with Santa. • Nightly drawing for shopping dollars at downtown stores. • And much more!

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331st Annual Christmas Home Tour Junior Ocieleta Club celebrates more than three decades of their popular Claremore holiday event.

By Carol Beck-Round Since 1983, the Junior Ocieleta Christmas Home Tour has become a community tradition, showcasing some of Claremore’s fantastic homes. The 2014 event marks the club’s 31st annual tour, set for December 6 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., featuring five residential homes decorated for the Christmas holiday. Comprised of young women working to raise funds for different charity needs, Junior Ocieleta, through their annual Christmas Home Tour, has assisted many charity organizations. The home tour is their main fundraiser and also provides scholarships for local students. “Last year’s tour was, unfortunately, not well-attended due to an ice storm the night before,” said Publicity Chair Cassie Woods. “For that reason, John and Jan Belcher’s home at 10099 Ratliff Drive will be re-shown this year.” Homes being shown for the first time on the tour are that of Sam and Carrie Foster at 19700 S. Par Lane, Bill and Lou Flanagan at 3207 Covey Trail Circle, Tina and Todd York at 24551 S. 4106 Road, and Mark and Stephanie Preiss at 19488 Pecan Ridge Place. “Each of the homes will be decorated for the holidays according to the personalities of each

individual family and are sure to inspire the Christmas spirit in tour attendees,” said Woods. “Club members will also be present at each home to welcome attendees and answer questions. Individuals, families, groups and even bus tours are invited to attend, though we do ask large groups and bus tours to call in advance for accommodations.” In addition to the five wonderful homes on the tour, Junior Ocieleta will also be hosting a craft fair at the First Presbyterian Church located at 102 E. 4th Street in downtown Claremore. This venue will double the available vendor space over last year’s craft fair. The fair will feature numerous crafters and vendors with booths featuring items such as Christmas decorations, gifts, crafts, jewelry, baked goods, home accessories, clothing, repurposed furniture and much more. There are still a couple of vendor booth spaces available at $50 each. Interested vendors should contact Ashly Snyder at (918) 4094469. In addition to the craft fair, the First Presbyterian Church is also home to Polly’s Pantry, the Presbyterian Women’s most successful fundraiser of the year. It’s a great chance for a break in the tour and fellowship over lunch before or after that last-minute Christmas

Junior Ocieleta members (L to R) are excited about the 31st annual Christmas Home Tour set for December 6. (Front row): Stephanie Underwood, Ashli Clark, Cassie Woods, Shannon Freeman. (Middle row): Lynsey Simmons, Kristin Roseberry, Courtney Castle, Brandi Payne, Amy Wallace. (Back row): Lindsay Arrowood, Ashly Snyder, Jessica Peck, Savannah Haddock, Megan Snyder. shopping. “We are happy to partner with the Presbyterian Women this year and are excited at the possibility of a mutually beneficial relationship that can continue in the future,” said Woods. “We hope tour-goers will stop by and have lunch to support this great ministry.” To date, this year’s Home Tour Sponsors include The Burrows Agency, Rex and Sherry Crumpton, Bennett’s Route 66 Pharmacy, Jennifer Watkins - Zeal for Life, M&M Enterprises, LLC, Ron and Nancy

Phelps, Tree Line Service, and Claremore Eye Associates. Sponsorship levels are available at increments of $50 to $500, and all sponsors receive recognition according to the sponsorship level they choose. Businesses or individuals interested in sponsoring the tour should call Fundraising Chair Savannah Haddock at (918) 951-0804. Tickets for the home tour are $10 per person and are available at several local locations, including the Claremore Chamber, RCB Bank, The District on Main,

Elizabeth Jean Salon, J&J Pharmacy, Belvidere Mansion, Hoovers, The Nut House, The Pink House, Uniquely Susie’s, or from any Junior Ocieleta member.

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Non-Drug Therapy Solution for Depression Strength of Mind Behavioral Health successfully utilizes Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) to help wake up the brain.

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Dr. Jeff McIlroy is the founder and chief of psychiatry for Strength of Mind Behavioral Health. He has been in practice for 24 years and is board certified in both general and geriatric psychiatry. Dr. McIlroy obtained his undergraduate degrees in biology and chemistry from Oklahoma Christian University, and his medical degree and psychiatry residency through the University of Oklahoma. After venturing into private practice, Dr. McIlroy recognized the need for a more comprehensive and multi-disciplinary organization that would better meet community needs in mental health. This led to his founding of Strength of Mind in 2004. The Christian-based practice has grown from an organization of two providers and a secretary to one of 27 providers with a support and administrative team of over 15. Dr. McIlroy is the medical director of psychiatry at

the geriatric inpatient hospital units in Claremore, Henryetta, Cushing and Idabel, OK. He is also the medical director for the outpatient and crisis stabilization programs with Green Country Behavioral Health Services in Muskogee. His private practices are at the Claremore and Tulsa/ Broken Arrow/Pryor office complexes. Strength of Mind has patients ranging from 5 to 105 years of age and is dedicated to making psychiatry innovative, effective and accessible throughout our area. “By using diverse, personalized and comprehensive treatment methods, we aim to meet a variety of patients’ needs regardless of their age,” said Dr. McIlroy. “We were the first in Tulsa to provide TMS (Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation).” TMS therapy is an FDA approved, non-invasive medical treatment for major depres-

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SSay “Yes, Dear” to Text Banking Financially Fit is a column published by RCB Bank to help you gain knowledge on all things ﬁnancial. Fitness guides – RCB Bank professionals in the ﬁeld – offer ideas to help you strengthen your money sense, customize savings training, and provide quick and easy action plans to start whipping your money into shape. By Kyle Head, RCB Bank Product Coordinator

My wife and I have been married for almost six months now and the best advice given to me was, “If you want a happy marriage, you need to learn to say ‘yes, dear.’” This is great advice for family outings and chores around the house, but what about staying within our budget when the wife wants a new pair of shoes? How do you tell her so you don’t end up on the couch? My bank offers this great tool – text banking. I find that getting text alerts sent to my phone helps me keep track of expenses. I receive an alert every time I make a purchase, sometimes before I even walk out of the store. I can check my balance to see how much I can spend, and I can show my wife just how much she has or doesn’t have to spend on that new pair of shoes. Another great thing about

text banking is the transfer money feature, so when she really wants those shoes (and I can’t convince her otherwise), I can transfer money into our account through a simple text message. My wife, Haley, says it’s fast and handy. And she likes not having to login to the mobile banking app all the time. Text banking is also a great fraud prevention tool. With the holidays fast approaching and fraudulent activity on the rise, this is another layer of security. With text banking, I can receive alerts on all transactions, so I’ll know every time a purchase is made. If a fraudster hacks my account, I will know within minutes of the first purchase and can immediately call my bank and let them know to cancel my card. Sometimes my wife has said that she receives a text before she’s back to her car after

Kyle Head and his wife, Haley, agree text banking is a useful budgeting tool.

shopping. So if I’m at home and a text comes through saying she spent $150, I can check to make sure it was her. Other cool features of Text Banking: •Set times to receive alerts such as 24 hours a day or 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. •No smartphone required – just have to be able to send & receive text messages.

•Set dollar amounts for transactions alerts; get alerts as low as $.01 or over a certain amount. Text banking is an easy way to track expenses and a valuable fraud prevention tool that lets me be a “yes, dear” man while still being money smart. And, if you ever do need to say no to your significant other, just encourage

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YYou’ll Be Floored by the Selection Hundreds of low-cost choices are available at Mill Creek Flooring Outlet. By Duane Blankenship

Stop in at Mill Creek Flooring Outlet and visit with Manager John Hutton.

Mill Creek first opened doors for business in 1934. Headquartered in Tulsa, the company is still family-owned with locations in Oklahoma, Texas and Kansas. “Mill Creek is the region’s largest and best known center for home improvement,” says Mill Creek Flooring Outlet Manager John Hutton. “The Flooring Outlet supplies carpet, engineered hardwood, laminate flooring, light fixtures, roll vinyl (linoleum), vinyl planks and squares. We also stock tile for floors and walls including ceramic and natural stone.” The Flooring Outlet sells to homeowners and commercial patrons and carries lots of brand-name products at very attractive prices. “Basically, the Mill Creek Flooring Outlet functions to liquidate overages, remnants and overstocked products from our main retail stores,” said John, “and many of those items are name brands.” They have tons of carpet remnants that may be perfect for your home improvement project. “Many of our customers are

putting new flooring in just one room. Some own rental properties,” said John, “and some buy and ‘flip’ homes. Many of our high quality products are sold at 50 percent off and some, available in limited quantities, are marked down up to 80 percent off.” When you shop the Flooring Outlet, you’re going to find a lot of selection all under one roof. Just keep in mind that many of the products will be available only in remnants or smaller quantities. John says inventories at the Mill Creek Flooring Outlet change weekly. Store personnel will help you load your materials, but you must provide the trailer or truck and tie-downs. “If you’re not a do-it-yourselfer, we can recommend a professional installer to get your project done,” said John. When you choose professional help for your project, they will generally pick up your materials, deliver them to the work site and do the installation. Store hours for the Mill Creek Flooring Outlet are Monday through Thursday

from 9 to 6 and Friday and Saturday from 9 to 5. The Mill Creek Flooring Outlet takes pride in their knowledgeable, experienced showroom sales staff. They represent many years in the flooring business and are eager to assist you with qualified advice on your project and make recommendations they believe you will enjoy. “We love to assist area homeowners who are seeking a great value as they begin their home remodeling project to provide comfort, style and visual appeal to their home for many years to come,” said John.

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Carols & Crumpets The annual event hosted by Tulsa Herb Society will be held Saturday, December 6. By Tina Lynn

Members of the Tulsa Herb Society have been busy cooking and crafting for their annual event – Carols & Crumpets. This year the event is December 6 from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Tulsa Garden Center, 2435 S. Peoria Ave. The sights, scents and sounds of the holidays envelop shoppers the moment the doors open for Carols & Crumpets. Introduced to Tulsa in 1990, this herbal craft fair helps fund Tulsa Herb Society’s activities and civic donations. Distinguished artisans present their wares in a delightfully relaxed holiday atmosphere. Some of the items featured at Carols & Crumpets are herbal vinegars, which are always flavorful, along with chutneys, seasonings and teas. Herbal cosmetics, soaps and

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computer, along with several others in the office, from used computer parts he purchased at a junk auction for $500. But OklaHomes grew and so did its technology, with each agent now sporting the best tools in the business to help clients achieve their goals. “We’ve always been on the cutting edge, using all the tools available in tech marketing,” he adds. “We have an up-to-date website with a live feed for all of our listings.” REALTORS® at OklaHomes believe in putting their best foot forward, assisting their clients by helping them present their house in the best possible way before putting it on the market. “We have two certified home stagers working

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Honoring Veterans on November 11 Friedemann adds. runs about an hour and 15 minutes.” MMS-Payne goes above and beyond, Assisting the funeral home with the offering a long list of family services to salute to veterans are the Claremore High veterans and their survivors. In addition to School ROTC, JM Davis Gun Museum, VFW, American Legion and the DAV. “We obtaining copies of death certificates and making copies of dated obituary notices work with these groups to organize the and newspaper articles as well as other event,” he says. Area high school bands are important documents, funeral home also invited to participate, and prizes, sponemployees help file life insurance policy sored by the funeral home, are awarded. claims and notify Social Security of death, Following the parade, a flag retirelocate military records and file for veterans ment ceremony will be held in front of benefits. While this is just a partial list of the Rogers County Courthouse. “We the services offered, Payne points out that retire 800 to 1,000 flags each year,” says they have even assisted those who never Ryan Payne, funeral director. “People will received their benefits after the death of a drop off their old and worn-out flags all loved one. “Even if the individual did not year round at one of our three funeral receive benefits at the time of their loved homes in Claremore, Chelsea or Inola.” Ashes from the burned flags are then scattered on the graves of Rogers County veterans. Another highlight of this year’s parade will be a ceremony, returning the NEVER SETTLE FOR LESS TM Eternal Flame that had been relocated to the VFW until the Holiday Cash Advances new courthouse parkavailable to new and prior clients. ing lot was completCALL FOR APPOINTMENT ed. “We will have members of the Personal & Business Income Tax Preparation Year Round Service ROTC carrying the flame from its temporary site at the VFW 642 S. Lynn Riggs Boulevard (next to Cato) to the courthouse,”

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the roll-off container program back.” The cost to empty the containers from the three sites last year was more than $53,000. “A grant is available through the Association of County Commissioners of Oklahoma in the amount of $5,000 to help fund the program,” says Burrows. “In addition, recycling opportunities are available to help offset the costs.” The program offers many benefits to residents. The service is free to residents; however, it is not meant to be used in place of a regular weekly trash service. The program is designed to provide a convenient place to dispose of large, bulky items including furniture, televisions, mattresses and more. It is not intended to be used by contractors who generate this type of solid waste on a regular basis. “It is important to me to listen to the residents of Rogers County and serve their needs,”

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ple, some smaller trees have had a sports theme in the past,” she says. Rustic Elegance is the event theme “Whether large or small, each artificial for Safenet Services’ 11th annual tree must be new and delivered to the Festival of Trees Gala & Auction, set old Drug Warehouse by December for Friday, December 5. Proceeds 4.” Participants must call Safenet from the popular holiday event will Services in advance to register their benefit services at the domestic tree and receive a copy of the decoratabuse shelter, which opened its doors ing guidelines. “Each year, we’re just at their new facility in 2013. amazed at how gorgeous the trees The former Drug Warehouse are,” says Donna Grabow, executive building will be transformed into a director. “We think, how can they top Winter Wonderland to accommodate this? It’s just unbelievable what they the festive event, which will begin at come up with each year.” 6 p.m. with the silent auction, The auctioneer for the 2014 followed by the live auction at 7:30. Festival of Trees will be Brian Marlin Trees, large and small, decorated by of Inola. One of the live auction individuals and businesses in a items will be prime rib dinner for six variety of styles and themes, will be hosted by the mayor of Claremore, on display and auctioned off during Bill Flanagan, and his wife, Lou, First the evening. Lady of Claremore. In the past, live “We are still looking for and silent auction items have individuals, businesses and included bed and breakfast retreats organizations to design, decorate and and limousine wine tours. donate Christmas trees,” says Susan “In 2011, we added an outdoor Wolfenbarger, Safenet Services assiswinter décor category,” says tant director. “This is a great time for Wolfenbarger. “We auctioned off the businesses to bring their staff togeth30-day use of a beautiful life-size er for a worthy cause and get in the outdoor metal sleigh and reindeer as Christmas spirit.” a lawn display. We deliver the display Each tree must be pre-lit with the day after the auction and then large trees, seven to nine feet, pick it up after New Year.” designed and decorated using a A plaque on the sleigh features holiday theme. Trees can be decorated the name of each donor who on site on December 4 and 5 until 2 purchases the display for use. Names p.m. Smaller three-foot trees can be will continue to be added each year. decorated in any theme. “For examA sign is also installed with the By Carol Beck-Round

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Mark your calendars for Saturday, November 8, and plan on attending the Commemorative Air Force Spirit of Tulsa Squadron’s Wings Over Tulsa and the 13th annual Big Band Hangar Dance. The CAF’s mission is to keep aviation history alive through the acquisition, restoration and preservation of combat aircraft. Talk to Col. Robert Prater about any of the planes in the hangar or in one of the many pictures hung in the office, and you will get a history lesson even better than a college course could offer. He explains how a particular model was used to transport injured soldiers and how another was part of a batch sold by the United States to the French for their effort in North Africa.

It’s enough to leave one reeling from the incredible, sometimes overlooked, details involved in the early years of aircraft design. As a curator of many restored combat aircraft, the CAF participates in air shows across the country. The Spirit of Tulsa Squadron is no different, and proudly shows its World War II era Fairchild PT19 around the region. When it’s not showing off, it rests in the CAF hangar at Jenks-Riverside Airport. Additionally, the CAF honors combat veterans by providing flights in the very planes they have restored. “It is important to us to give something back to our veterans, and this is our way of saying thanks,” adds CAF Spirit of Tulsa Squadron Colonel Bob

Col. Bob Prater in the hangar with restorations in progress.

Prater. However, flights in a World War II era PT-19 are not reserved exclusively for veterans. The CAF sells flight tickets to the general public as a fundraiser. This month, the public will have a special opportunity to ride in the PT-19 and support the CAF. On Saturday, November 8, the CAF Spirit of Tulsa Squadron will hold its biggest event of the year with a full day of activities. The day begins with Wings Over Tulsa. From 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., the Spirit of Tulsa Squadron will provide free honor flights for WWII veterans and rides to the public (with purchase of flight ticket). There will also be plenty of exhibits featuring vintage WWII memorabilia, military vehicles,

model aircraft and more. Attendees are invited to tour the facility, learn about the history of aircraft and vehicles, and bid in a silent auction. Daytime admission is free for all ages. Flight passengers must be 12 years or older. As the afternoon wraps up, attendees will move into the hangar for the Big Band Hangar Dance, officially kicking off the 13th annual soirée. The 18-piece Sounds of Music Orchestra will provide the soundtrack for the evening, performing 1940s-era music. The Big Band Hangar Dance has become a favorite amongst swing dancers, with several troupes attending every year from around the country. Free swing dance lessons will be provided from 6 to 7 p.m.

Recommended attire is casual, military or vintage. There will be great opportunities for photographs and a chance to pick up some vintage memorabilia at the PX, Vintage Store and the silent auction – all for the worthy cause of preserving our history and educating the public.

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Those in search of heat for their holiday feast need look no further than Cajun Ed’s Hebert’s Specialty Meats. Serving as Tulsa’s portal to Louisiana cuisine, Ed “Cajun Ed” Richards’ restaurant offers authentic Cajun-style meats, sauces and more. Holidays are filled with friends, family and food. Every tradition, though, can benefit from spicing things up from time to time. Maximize family time by bringing home the finest Cajun-style cuisine around. Take the guesswork out of recipes and order from a selection of turducken, ham, beef tenderloin and much more. Without a doubt, the crown jewel of Cajun Ed’s holiday menu is their famous turducken. For the uninitiated, the turducken represents the ultimate main course. The dish features a deboned turkey with a deboned duck stuffed inside, with a deboned chicken inside of that. All three birds are filled with pork sausage and cornbread dressing and seasoned with a special blend of Cajun

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alongside staff to ensure the highest quality is upheld. In addition, more space meant the store could expand to offer lunch dining, an instant hit with Tulsans and the many Louisiana transplants in the area. Several years ago, Ed expanded their dining hours to include dinner, and updated the menu to offer a variety of entrées that showcase the many types of meats and Cajun ingredients they are known for shipping nationally. Today, business is thriving at Cajun Ed’s. A large percentage of their business is still shipping online orders to restaurants and homes across the country. The dining room continues to fill up for lunch and dinner. As the holiday season brings colder weather, it seems everyone wants a taste of that Cajun heat to warm them up. This is the perfect time to stop by and experience firsthand the best Cajun food north of the bayou. For more information, contact

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Friday night football is here. The stadium lights are coming on, and our kids are running onto the football field once again. The temperature is starting to change, and the atmosphere and support that fills a community around their teams on Friday nights has finally returned. For some, the return of football is an exciting and exhilarating time. However, with the collision nature of the sport, the return of football can also mean challenging injuries, concussions, and significant amounts of rehabilitation and continued care for some. When the excitement of the game turns into the disappointment of an injury, many have realized that they don’t have to drive to Tulsa to find the sports medicine care they need. Dr. Brad Lawson, a physician and orthopedic surgeon in Owasso, has pro-

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The Hamlet Expands in Time for the Holidays Renovations at 91st and Sheridan location boasts a patio and full bar. gorgeous patio,” says Shannon Hester, co-owner of The Hamlet. Ever since Shannon and her family (she co-owns with her husband, Bryan, her sister, Crystal Vivion, and their father, Gordon Pendergraft) opened the location at 91st and Sheridan in the mid90s, their friends and customers have commented how great the ambience is on the

patio. So, this year, the decision was made to renovate Fall is without a doubt the and offer customers an added most beautiful season in Tulbonus to their meal. Bryan sa, and The Hamlet at 91st led the renovations, which and Sheridan has just added have just been completed. a patio and full bar, making it Along with the revamped the perfect location to enjoy patio, The Hamlet has added the weather. a full bar inside, along with “We wanted to provide a huge TV (Shannon hints a setting to enjoy a great that her husband was keen to meal and a glass of wine on a perfect the video and audio for viewing sports). Now, customers can catch up with friends and family and keep up on the big game while enjoying a drink or two. “We have a great wine list,” adds Shannon, “with an affordable house wine. And the ﬂatbread is incredible!” The Hamlet hosts happy hour, too – the perfect time to drop by and sample the ﬂatbread Gordon Pendergraft, Crystal Vivion, and Shannon and Bryan Hester, and scout the menu co-owners of The Hamlet. for a future lunch By Christopher Davis

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or dinner. Lunch is anchored in The Hamlet’s famous honey-kissed ham and turkey selection, with plenty of deli sandwiches to satisfy the pickiest of eaters. Wraps and salads are available too. Dinner is a bit more elaborate, featuring steak, pasta and other entrées, as well as soups and salads. A wide variety of appetizers – and the full bar – will ensure your dinner will start with a smile. What holiday meal would be complete without a ham or turkey at the center of the table? The Hamlet is famous for its honey-kissed ham and roasted turkey, and specializes in holiday orders. Take the stress out of cooking and order your ham or turkey in advance. It is easy to order; just go online to The Hamlet’s website and click “Reserve Your Order Now.” They have a full holiday dinner menu, including sides and desserts, as well as a catering menu and party trays of meats and cheeses. Or, better yet, just bring

the entire family or ofﬁce to The Hamlet and let them do all the work for you. The Hamlet hosts parties for families and businesses. Renting a space is just as easy as ordering a ham. For gifts, The Hamlet has you covered as well. Choose from a selection of ham gift baskets, from small to extralarge – or customize a basket to suit your needs. Baskets include honey-kissed ham, cream cheese and crackers, roasted raspberry chipotle sauce, specialty mustard sauce, Boar’s Head cheeses, French bread, and nuts and candy. Or, keep it simple and purchase a gift card – always a safe choice for ofﬁces. Year round, The Hamlet is a great place for a quick snack and a drink with coworkers or a dinner with family and friends. But, as fall heads into the holiday stretch, the family-owned restaurant and catering company really shines.

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